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, 1864-05-06
/ HICAGO,. FRIDAY, MAY6. 1871,

as1ac,e shall fc found the trunk vsisc, OF othe
ense'opc, ehn1l be condscsted. The eatae, how
be Recessed by the secreiary Of the NI15 npon paI
Eent OF dne. ~
The Secretary Of the Treasury Is authorized tc
anpoiat adnttional Inspectors OF ra5enue for tht
nd,s dP,sss.an'aqaoda7, Portland. Falmouth. E,st2ort
elsht, sanduekv one, Croa6ocn three, Erie onn.
dsn. nnr krk ont Baao cre-k SIX ii :gaza two, Ge.
:, To avoid Inspection at The Inst uoft Of arrival
.ne Sesretafy ofthe Treasury is author1zed to make
sniaons or tealtne vcsscls and for their nal dcs-
euis q aha ne master o. pesson in charge Is made
gnti' ;o.{ .. lelon{ Tor se9g Or disposinz OF goods
g U0 and imprisonment, ,for tiFe to eight yeas,
pnaotHolxed persons removing the seal Or fasrea-
tnE, aie pun!shable By imprisonment from one 10
ten yeais and dne Of from 310o to son. rhe in
.9sue5 IL entitled to onefourth Of tbs INA coiie2t
ea and one-elenh of .ths net proceeds Of tbs ss!o
OF the forfeited vessel.
1hs tpectal dlsratch to the Ecening Hst says
ne WaYe and Aea9s Committee have the lesisia-
r, resolution Wiu soon be reported from ths
0oaeo i'Tt4ting Committee authorizing the pub|i-
eaEon Of Al Congressional documents relating to
'ae "af: II VIII make three or four larsu volumes,
.'sncih. Z. hr; Chandler supported The amendment
az; f. LFeesenden replied, speaking against it,
r, TIC special to the Gompasrcial saJr, Secretary
.b1sh Eioposed an ameudmentto to tho Bank bIif.
Euisa M sumner Will offer to-day. tax1np tha
= >anonal banks annually per cent On cJrcuatfon.
pef cent On depoe1ts, and Per cent on canltsj
!ock beyond the amount invested In United statcs
i tntereet ana principal on tho public DEBT, Rc,i
stat btd by banks IL atne to be subject to St.te
onnty Or municipal taxation.
ING house Committee on Elections has decided
;onprees from Missouri, and that the contestant
LAoI IL entitled to the seAt
, 1864-05-06

r1c... ToHTtEss AoKRoK, May 8, 1eG1.
.n in ,ast naf the rebels haveSeTacuated Plymouth
the rsuks ~ o Eastern North Caroltna, to swell
Tie FsencS3 =, S3en; !, ,,dSs dee.s amy:
na from po1i h1 9a n11s. havs nssn
nent p,Id apr;,c tobacco for the French Govern
es,ssd md ee stoxsa as,e Yesterday having ONLY re-
from rebel med,npSay ay 139 hogshesde Of the weed
ea,9e e.1,saa 1eeeaiiy s esptursd It
fne q @9at ~ 5nisA no particulars
sosaissees shs Pea a3 s9e
sh Ne% Ta5k ah Nsw
ls csHoIny; nn1 to enmPsnIes 81 te te
, 1864-05-06

depredations recently committed in the noItbat
pan of the Territory, Gen. Mitchell has Verr
promptly tnt ordered Company A, 1th Iowa csya.ry'
,n.o lnat district. This Company has been ST..
bqt ~ is now On the march northward,
ine Hepub!ican Central Committee met to-dar-
apo l9dcafed their choice for delcgates to the M
tio9al Convention to meet ut Baltimore On the IN
u june next. F1oris Van Reuth, Of Dakota coun- m.
David Butler, Of pawnee county; ", Il. Il.
Matere. Of otos county; D: Il. Wheeler, Of CAS-
, 1864-05-06
1t Louis Market.
FSD0e5n1 T{o ri, n %hn -

topec1a1 U1spatc6 to The Chicago Tfibune.1
ST. LOUIS. Nays. 1861.
1oaACoo-AcdTe Sales. hhds SCRAPS It 3s.1o9sso :;
@ bids gre en- Tugs at sloo960 10 hhds factor1
ntx6513o: p hhds planters lng] at s1sua12uo Is
nnds common shfpotug Leaf at $t2 7o155o bids ma
alum leafat 3f61aa1s.I0; 1s hhds medium manuf,ct
toIns!taf At tls o92s . "a bids good at &32esas75
douole-head lnedA delivered.
oRAR-"heat unchanged Sales or22a sacks strict
Prime to choice 1t si.7oaf.73: 1aa sacks spring .t
*S@1S. oax Of ,eoo sacks, to arrive At &c
~ saeka to arrive At Ole ;sls sacks, to r.
sl1S' ~ sacks yellow and mixed 1t $l124. Ry. i'd
Vansed: with salea Of ~ Sacks In lots at 291
tacts at $1S 50 buahels In barrels at inctudnv
bstre1s. -.
w1Isk1-saaes Of 50 bsls at ills; 100 bsl. 1t 3l1s
Is btls private.
GRocKh1Es-Codeo At 4s@tsc q \ ; sugar at 21xta
&c ;mo]asses ar Si.o08 10 2 gallon.
BAcoHS6a1es oF6 casks shoulders at 1lxc IN,
, 1864-05-06

tuning our crack gunboat-tbe Kesraarre.-
aground At the mouth OF that hsrhor. rreat1x
70 Inc satisfaction Of blockade rnnnara onJ
rebel sympathizcrs generally, ~'1
, 1864-05-06
THE ONE HUNDRED DAYrnoops

| P0tt4zels generally.
THE ONE HUNDRED DAY TROOPS
our special dispatches Of yesterday. col
!ectcd throughout the West, and from ie.d
ing points In Illinois and her sister States
uA what the people are doing in the direction
o1 responding to the call for troops for the
one hundred day service. One universal
sentiment OF lofty patriotism evidently ner.
saoes and moves all, and the work goes
of1skly on Ohio happily takes the lead In
readiness to put her men in the field owing
the neppy conception Of the National Guard
and the benefit Of. this il already shown bv
the fact that aportion Of these one hundred
oay troops from Ohio are already In West
virginia, where they have been set to en,rd
the Baltimore and Ohio RaIlroad, threstened
by rebel scouting parties.
Let Tie people read and take courare finn,
the proofs freshly and widely collected for
our COLUMNS yesterday, that the people are
~ earnest to STAND by the Union and the war.
IN some Localities 1t viii be seen that auoer-
slsors and other local authorities Offer q
oonnfy Tor all who Will 60, or what ia still
better, promise to provide for the families nj
all such, who msy need it. In one mace
"hote college enters the field, headed by ita
professor. Other institutions Of learning
Turn out almost en- nsss.<, and 1t is well Or
the hoye have read history in vain. In onr
CITY the High School teacher gets his salary
continued and place secured, while he goes
out At the head Of the young men, Think of
tue Chicago Board of Education do}n,r sstha1
same'' By Friend Rowland. Quick! boId
nc sal Volatile, or some Of tteaa f,erttor
, 1864-05-06

Gunboat Kearxur~e Run Aahora bv
Her Pilot,

NEW fonE, May 4.-The Scotia's news savs-
tae unilsd sta!ts shp kearsge h,s Lad
T1th cotton, md proceeded 10 Ostenl to reyictuu.
ihe captain bad an ostend pilot on board, to whom
ne lcit the na7tgstion Of the ship. Suddenly she
-Tnzed the lood-R4te. SAo
The captain rushed on deck In a state O. rreat
and accused the pilot OF having hlan
Teesel was h1cd FIRMLY and no exertions couI3 rel
ne5 o at last accounts. She bore her position yry
Weli however, and 1t 10 expected that whca sle i,
o But 1t will be Necessary to take her into iln"it
ing IN the meanwhile tthe London 5AlppfuG Ga,
'efFe tells ue, with an i-concea!cd chlckief H.
;teniederates { and blockade runners viii have ali
, 1864-05-06
FROM OHIO.
FROM CLEVELAND.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T,tbune.1
'c1ngKLAND, Ohio, My s, 1851.
The new call Of Governor Broush for u mn
troops rom Ohio cohes in the shape of m order
on the National Guard for that number. and
though the general feeling is ono Of pride th. tha
Bncseye State has m organization on which 40
Hher2 IN instant draft be made, still It ia an
eyesopener to .mauY. In this city, the muster Of
tto Gpa1d falls heavily on many Of our business
houeef, whose confidential clerks, cashiers. and
eFen principals, are informed that thoy must fa1l
into Line. In one leading mercantile house. tbir.
teen"-the entire number Of employees-are al in
the eane boat Substitutes are not easy to obtain:
and are not IN fashion, the National Gnard hayIne
a pride III the matter. It ie, however a most for
tunafo THING, al it givcs us the men just when
they arc most needed. snd there arc few nho will
REQUIRE to be pricked forward.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 6--The draft in tb- ,.v-
efal dstrtets IN this State to make up the eirien
q OF men under the Presidents lid I'M csi1 T.
ssa apou1 70 axe plaes a. Cincinnati it is in pro-
Monday. @04otS"" Or
The National Gnard (Ohio State milItia> have
turned ont nohlS In au parts Of thu State. Nearly
Some Of them hare ylrcady gone to johnson's
Island to relieve the United states troops there n
guard the rebel prisoners. '"
FROM EVANSVILLE.
lecec1a1 Dispatch TO tho Chicago Tribune.f
zAaEsv1l1E, Ohio, May S, 1851.
The National Guards in Central and F,.te,o
Ohio have responded to the. call nobly. Fifteen
hundred from this (Nuskingum> county, and aye
hundred from Perry county arc now anartcred in
this city. A more orderly set Of racu verc nevar
gathered together. Arms and equipase viii be
issued tomorrow. Meantime company and bot-
TALON dr11 IL going on. pnb1ic meeting has heer
rallied for Friday. by tie citizens, to make a,rano
nents to assist onr farmers to plant their corn.
Even The ladies offer to help.
PROM TOLEDO,
[special Dispatch to the Caaicaoo tr,,hn,
=, TOLEDO, Mays.
Ihe call for one hundred days men met n x.-
'eneral response in this vicinity. The 1st rerj.
nent OF this county mustered six hundred for dnty
battalion from Fulton county will be con,olld.t.
a with this regiment. The 9th battalion ba, ran-
ezFonfed at Pcrrysburg, Wood county, renoTtsd
ye ", hundred strong on the 1ve days muster, Tna
all will probably be n1led without dInlcuity. All
re inrioushed to-day, with ordcrs to .rea.se,,h1a
n Wednesday next.
, 1864-05-06
FROM GEN. 6TEELE,s wynr
DITION. Ao@
HIS safe Return to Little Rock-Rah,1
MoTemcntS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago rribupe.1
cAmo, May s, 1874.
a steamer had arrived at Memphis, the ot,cers
"nieh stated TINT siecle's army had returned to
Latae hocR. ne "as followed By Pricc's army.
and continually has7assed, but at Sabine Fo,Es ~
rebels Were turned rpon and repulsed amer anita =
severe battle, in which the loss IN killed md
wounded vas about equal On both sides.
Aarmadnkc Tas reported to be On the narrb IN
JOIN Frtce, when It IL supposed they intended
jointly to attack Little Rock.
later lunor, considered unreliable, Is to the ef
feet that Steele had retzeated to A.kansas Post
Ihe probabilities arc that the story in reca,d tn
s'eeies arrival at Little Rock is true, but that he
Shonld retreat as far North Arkansas Post 1ook,
tather improbable. 800
, 1864-05-06
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN nau.v
Especial Dispatch to ths chicte, 1npuns,

AaEn-aen. Butler, Las41e, 4s,s5o It lomher
e'a'ng. No u shingles, 80 N lstt, 50 brls saft
nasnhan. Pfson; h. Cooley, L.s4ile 1850 n Inn.
sa,,s I v ~ soa :, sans IS .hlaele' is 18th; Tim
ARR1vIp-conve5ance. ;DesPiafnes, % rds -nhn,.
s.onei H. g. Loomis, Athens, 10 yds rubb,e stone u
sos dimension stone; Iuvestigstor, Atheus 20 rds
fuoole stone; 1adslfrankltn Athens. q I'd, dimens
non stone; pacotah. Lasalle ol2o ba corn ;JB Pres
e W. a1oFle' ao'7 bu corn; John McNell1s LaSsre
s'ee ou corn; Cay Lockport =0o1 bu corn. 2o h
oAts; c5de. Ottawa, ha corn: Neptune, Lasu1,e,
~ nls aonf, 8soeo NJ re clay, Dr.. HaE1ss Morr,s
s9ls bu wheat, 1o9s bu rye. 700 bss ,1our,
~ 1L1AKsn-sP A-Beloit. Lasale, sssls tt lumber
~ aang' 9 n shingles. 20 m ath; Investigator.
Athens; B. G. LOOMS. Athens; Lady Franti,n
Athens; Conveyance, Dcsplatnes,
Aah'Vxo-cspe NaJ. Lasalle; II. Hamfn. Ottawa
.e0 bu corn; s. L. Douglas No. 2, Seneca, $500 bu
, 1864-05-06

lep'e'A' D1'paseh to The Chicago Ts1bune.1
FINN, ~. cHo1SaAz1, May $, lset.
tai char &c in prices. "''Aoa' essen'
Mn'sK1-A e cd demand aud arm market At 4, N
eKAas-~heat 's IN fair demand and ma1xet nm,
i: soos s LOT P'ime to choice white. corn-There
hseher 10 sgenera1ly aaked Oats arc In 1ood ds,s.S
al .ss@sse - f3e-fht rnark't1s nrm and denaaud cood
fa1l. - TA's'p1'e LOT
.hs aaoeksIeese has bean no essential change in
me MARKET. Co{1ee is qufe. and rather dn,i ~ e -
&c. Raw suRnsrs 1aa22e: hard refined asxasIe
to'aeaeA continues quiet at $1.osQt.1e
tHos1loss-Aess pork 10 held with Increased nrn.
heah At fs o. Bacon u trm. with rather h-tter ~
NJ sne extreme rates Shoulders are held At
aoo clear sides Al 1sHc. Bulk meals are ro, a.
IKE Tor rhouloc1s ed lcl12.c tcr s,: hne ~ ~
!, .n.no ,oo oens Lard Is dal Prime country i .old
, 1864-05-06
The Methodist General CouTen.
linn ~>~-

nc eHhetAouzst &seHcllI COuyeu.
fIOn.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.--At the Methodist f,ena.
rai Conyention to-day, The Rev. Dr.. CufrIe made
an 9adTcss, which "as very feebly appIauded. lie
spose n 'aFor OF hnEino colored ministers in rIi
'he conferences. He was opposed to tic format,on m
oieeparnte conferences for co1ored people, Thev
must be brought into close connection. with Tia
Rev. Dr. Moody eaid be thought that f,od Al.
miehty vas going to give an exodus Of the who1e
GnloTed tka concern t9 South America After we set
this little family difficulty settled and the faucfai
pser. re VIII then push on tothc I6thmus ofSonth
America, clear out Mexico, and gire tic peoDie Of
Color preemntion right to that territory,
nef1ng the speech o. Or; Moody the greatest ex-
olution Of Mr. Riley to appoint conmtttee On thc
state 9! tbe eolored members of the church carried
, 1864-05-06
iRDN ANCE OFFICE

/ -' *1A*%tL OfFlttE,
.Ssasa e Me1'7a9.sq t. ;,'s ",
L,ai. IT, Af,snsi sssp. ss,5 &C. :ets
- aattthhe tthe fTankfoFt Ar,enal To- p1o ssta 49,
Ihsse H,sns1; s1s '0Sa q I, ~
as de .eo1a me 5sGpaten Which Sa so
e9s psts copiess sn st y to q
9ne Psoi Sos oas Gs7sts
s Dss A3 M g.
r. b Sf BUFF BUFF
Iatfi aRd cspoued o PUE oak !es Ger.
i i e 5. distinctly unscr.,oo,, ~. ~ -aSSAo
9ana sns e q &C. III; Depart
lis pros1e.s 5 may at stsRro of
e suest e H. he
.de ghsss sesa e.
!1s o9s srf h upos
tea e t. '9ts %sef af K.
ofJnne the sss delivery ~ made ca she th a.
.nb1s, bsprs to make deliveries specified tin, vu
sv m m to tss1 - e e. faresuFa Or the number
ncr ~ ,hSefhoassemens hn nn.t boxed the
b. rio to be charged eo*t TO ba detaFnnaA
All r. IL; :s.ts saelsy r. A,:sqs &
Or :ets s,aey propose deliver as saen pl.ca. fo
so bds VII be considered rom patt,e. ether than
sssE
At sS1oP; ~; T fjecssd.
hn wsdf ments Of shets sa1ctes neir own s,tno
bond 1a sppress sa1ss,es o1 GSnEfa r. ,at &
Upsn ne axard being uads, succeasfnl bidder, v,u
u aot1fed AID 1o1nlshtd With forms of CONTRACT sn
i7sS RI Rtpa5'%snt + sesxes tho right to
Proposals = q 6e addresssd T. ERR1e Ap1xR oKy-
, 1864-05-06

3sV" Z U&Ek kHlNEREI-1IHY II,
Co1IoH steady, but leka dotue 80 "a ,1fda,.,
faGGs f:3. 9pd sSs for l5w middlings. NA41's up'
lower for western: 81 aa7s5 cYtra Et*fe = an ~
~ Il X isi5 O.; 8 sSs trade brands ~hssv r@
verf on and noninallT lower. x1N3. ii for ih,ra
s7ts ana Mlwaukee club .i6a10 Tor winter rsG
ssEna r. stote Oats more active and lc hieher.
PKTkrLEuA-Ip mcfrrnfa reoua.+ pxa...
S1 "a n bond 6oh. 1900 brs d. Tor M.y, 1t Sax md
Sna1E eE91e EE9e. 1of May. buyers opaon, 1t 4cc
,pEoy1sloSs-porE Haies ano frfn, without m,tr+,.1
Of june buyers opioa at s III H. !as nfst
Junr Sa%e trIms a. 49, e9 bbs prime iess or
sEa dsliye1y a 66,s do, same ds,iyoq9
e!lefss option. 2ai 90; SEQ bbla new Mess NV
~ ae!lse:y a. e@71 IS Beef quiet and sseadT Tard
apes ana scarcely 80 drm at lIQ11Ac the latteF au
md S0@sSc for S;ate. Az oh'o'
, 1864-05-06

NePoFte0 Defent OF tEae French by t1,e
meKican8.

NEw TonK, May 5.-AdYices from Mexico ria
HaEsna, report that Alsarcz has openly dcc:arttj
or JSatez T. and 's Purifying himself IN Acapulco. o.
Nn1ch is bloek4ded by French ships.
Inc tert1dcntions At Mazatfan hare ham h,,,
baIded By French fr1eatc. ''s" oooi"
Ihe French are reported defeated in oa1aca and
aadala}ara, losing ut the LITTER place SIX thous1nd
9eport also says .Jalapa will be soon attackea
and taken hy the Mex1caus. e"'n ''SasAea
1he t;qadalajara story looks like cauard.
'nuEH escaped to Texas at the tImn of IN nrc,n
ton Of Monterey by Juarex. ~ LIZ 'ee"pa'
, 1864-05-06

ST. Lor1a, May 4.-Gen. Pike has issued an o,5a-
declaring that the Provost Guard Of tie enroIIad
militia will not patrol the e!reets Of the civ
therefore, need now be felt that Strangers and non
residents. temporarily II ST. Louis, Will be in anr
way restrained Of full liberty to 60 whittier thay
n1aata tt4E{
, 1864-05-06
FROM IOWA.
FROM DAVENPORT,

tapec1m Dispatch TO the chieago Tribunal
DATESFoaT, My s, 1851
Au Is aglow with enthusiasm here and taroucb.
ont The State. Troops are coming into line froo,
al sections to eli cur quota for the one hundned
Gays call Gorcrnor Stone, Gen. Baker and othc1
prominent speakers addressed hrse audiences in
ifont of 'he 1eclalre House last and this evening
Inc number to be furnished By thIe State will ho n
little LEES than two regiments for each conrres.
slona1 nis5e' Or little less than one for each Ju
OAvzsroRr. Iowa, May e.:-Gov. Stone Is herr ar
reg1ments for 100 days Adjutant Genrral ~ HE, len
and TIE Governor are doing ali in their noRcr ~
haze 1aG nnmbsr oz III 'red at the appointed tine
come localities. At Iowa CITY liz stadenis ~e "a IN ~
, 1864-05-06
FROM INDIANA.

ritoA ALLEN COUNTY
tspeeal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.1
Tia .,u..-. fonr W41NE, 5.
tno enln'ments IN the hundred days' service
progresses pretty well. We will nrohab,v 49,
two or three companies in this tountv 3. Esr.
has one company nbout full. AA'1'o
, 1864-05-06
Commercial POSTSCRIPT,
CHICAGO a1ARKET-EvENIyG nnApn


There was good atteDdaure On the Second no.-a
at the Sherman House this evening" but at ,he 49,
Ing the attention eftte specu 4toF. WIS enirer
NJ With 0ats. for which there an actfye ,ncn1.
and 1t was no1 until near the close that anytime o..
done In Wheat. "">
vuEAr was In fair request at decline OF xa1c ~,
No: Spring. md Aeko ca No: ainee Change sa1es
$l.zi4; 100 bu do At sla 5000 bu No. spnngin
, 1864-05-06

NEW YoRK, May 5.-The Hera1ds Kcy West
:elier announces the arrival Of the gunbo3ts Ga
sna. Co5nuhia and Tioga. Advicss ffom Fort
MEere@ Charlottc's Harbor, state tbat on the III
Of april detachment of the I'd United States
the mainland, drove back rebel force without los
on either side, captured 500 CATTLE md returned on
, 1864-05-06

1"FeA correspondents. INC whole mHtter is
no" in the hands of the Government, upon
whom devolves the grarest duty ret struck
out IN the progress Of the war.
ibe bill to guarantee Republican GOV
c'nmcnt to the people Of the seeded States.
ana providing for their return to the Union.
5'aFeeo Tie House yesterday. Instead of the
1eqn'temcnt that one-tenth of the yoters
80. 'o'c lor The re-establishment of the
sailall be mn}ority @tNS'' ~
she s...e. soionon Of Revcrdy johnson passed
9,1,,ti<s ~ Yesterday, removing certain disa-
49, 49,, .'om loe business of that bo1y erow.
-t,s oue o. secession Tue peon1e w,,i oiso y.
Eiao 10 Know that black 1fs4 !. *"oo o7
a1snea OF Senators who neglect +ha W pa..
business. ee1 LIE peoples
3 Cairo special dispatch. rcc,,,o
late IN hour for insertion, conts,a al loo
Of Gen. F. ?. Blair in assuming comIe sue order
Sac 18th army corps. Aiano OF
The dispatch from Fortress Mor-o
shat In consequence Of Gen Butler oss" s'ses
ahe evacuation Of Little Washington Sa,
cation Of North Carolinians had ro.a s4e'
"nsnlngton TO ask Lis removal! We don,t
oe1leve word Of It; but If 1t be trne. The
A2o 6NAG OA u 1Qol& efYnnd H.
esaeaatang Little Washington, Gen. Butler
s'as obtained 1000 seasoned veteran troops
them with his main column
and placed them where they can render va1'
nabie service In the great struggle now tax.
ang place. The story Of the loss of twn
millions Of. property by burning the ltt,e
fo"n is all CANNON. It never was worth
1he quarter Of it. It would be indeed ycrv
satisfactory to hold and protect every place
to which our flag has been restored. but It
VIII be far more 60 If BY the vigorous PROSE
cutlon of the war on the concentration ,,
policy, We restore the 1ag to ali, and peaee
and protection to loyalty wherever it tloats.
4 STARE OF the resolution Of Senator John.
son, Of Maryland, elsewhere referred to az
passing the Senate yesterday, has important
application to the Electoral College under
l rebellion, 1ega1tzing it's action and thai Of
Congress on the Presidential question.
News BY the Scotia gives serious ground
or the suspicion that an ostend pilot has
'ecn working in the service Of tue rebels bv
, 1864-05-06

FoHTnEss MONROE, Nav ad.-Tbc R,ch,,ona =.
71Ir<r OF april 30th contains the following: -''
NOBLE, April 2s.-SeEernl eusacements In
S T1n1s3nna resulted In complete Federal dcie.t.
destruction. The subordinate officers are verv
Indignant against Banks, 'e'5
, 1864-05-06
The Union Pucific II. n

IEAyESwoRTn, Kansas May 4.-The etear7ar
Live Oak brought some three hundred OF rnora
iSna % Of Iron for tue gnloa Pacific Hallway, On
wGy from pittsburE, loaded with 1ron. VI 'ne
, 1864-05-06

Fht1ndeIphin MRrkef-1Iny 5, !.
III 1IfRn93LkUA-FeTes'sn; fn3 Crnde sbps7kc. Sales of
@Hsc. - ""ss@e'ses W Tres n D.
ELogR-EiEm; Extra Family ss.oaas.es,
EE1tG.-Whcat trn at 81 % for tied SS1o for Ear
'4WSky WGy,s White cora arm; Yellow si:S7. 1>'A.
, 1864-05-06
The War in North Carolina---
Neutra rality at an End.
WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS on BOTH
SlDES-BTRNISG OF LITTLE
WASHINGTON.
Important From MeXfco--Rumored
Repulse Of the French.
Latest News from Gen.
Stee1e's Expedition,
The march Of the A rnly Of the Potomac
Has Begun

i rea,,,.,n, .-.~,-o,:
1 w..nn.asee .'oaDs!
w..,,.. -4"f = A0os'
. - esA1"s aos Lung concerning
49, wv ~' p'onlDil'on does not ex-
say that tberr ia cood .,,aana. 40 eaao'ea 70
C..,1s 4a'1e0 i's surprising that
.n~...,t,. '"-Aa0 htea@ooo with
q" f'sa'o'c epeeo. Inc government does not az
poet any news from General Grant for three or fo-
days.
All ,unors nerta,nt,o n ~
."o.s pc't71n1ag 70 IN attack By Lee upon
'en' hn'fh' s forces arc GF0nnd'e's.
"AsHHa7os' May 6-2 p. m.-The REPUBLICAN
has just 1s.ued an e1tra containing the ,o11o-,a"
important intelligence:
We feel authorized to state, s,ncs It c,nno. no
afford information to the enemy, that the Arn,x =,
! the Potomac haa .arsn.oa ,o,x..s. "4
The ,trpcc1e tor the ,o"a,ss t.enmond and
is begun, Our a.mv mor.5 IN Tna.a., x..s.
-. -. ~ = iro'ea OIL aaeaoss night, snd
| ms no" crossed The Raptdan. The crossing vas
ra naae a. Jacob, cn'psppez' eeFmania, and q.
fo.1s .1ahs erected without serious opposition
pos1aon "nefe be has held III at bay al winter.
Whether he will make stand this siaa NJ t,e -.
opinion Of some that he will deht at f,b.rcs,,o,,
.,n. r.u.. '~oee4'ot4-
"s' A'e5 noa1 ''as no" of1ne Us news Of bat
lie. ont VIC arr inclined to the belief that It viii be
foot race for Richmond. The reha, csa,t,, .-,
army occnnv #. a.,sn... esa ..s .ss 1Aon'a Lees
..,-r "1o tue country may |
'essonao' nope tnat THIS time 1t will fall.
hers tonT fta1, n,.na. gentleman who arrived
laat ne1 Ton nfsna5 station having LEFT there
mp to that time there had been m hostI,,tto.
WAsurSoToS Anr;] K-Tho p.f,1-
Railroad is not at I'LL interrupted: bnt Il ,athea.
eued for time early this morning by 70 monniaa
into 1t at Piedmont, twcutreiobt no}1es wv same
CharleftoWn aid after c1ttin- ffe tejeersnh hGt VI
burning several csr. 1nnrin6 sarar.ifGapa wires.
OF the mack LETT az suddenly as thev nneaauaa
lear 1.-THE approach Of Gen. Kelly and liz detsr
hent. gathered up at Cumberland and Neu CraeE
"ho sailed out promptly In search Of The ,narsn'
dcrs. No passengers Of freight wers inursd ~
captured, aud all the TRANS arr runnInr rcrnia
10 prevent repetition Of theer rsfds ~. |
large force Of OHIO volunteers has alresdv re,,r5
70 me ecene By order of the Secretary az Wrrand
Gov. Bsoush and the rnad is now nmn]T nrotactn5
NEw York. Mar5-wa 1o,-a -. .V1 plo,ssteo.
Va at the bead 1f Ynr1. Rirrr a eaae Mest tolnt
portion OF onr forres m Nnrds "a1 oIeopiea ey
The Worlds Wasb,nr4nn s,cr;ni ay
be ndyfces from the rant lesJ t. IT, a, that
Lee is ABANDONING hts fntranch-,a. tae psei tn4t
Ian and rc{reatine inlana Thara T.. om me Hapi-
10 collision between Tho arn;es Ao os YET oeea Il
4 regiment OF the PcnnsV1Tsn;, poz.x..o
20 strong arrived last ni.ht ~n .t x' Aoont
urg, to be mustered ont If liz s"-r1a Aos FHts-
GEN. xEApE,s Annnrsa
onMencc scna ynu the folloHIn. addres; IRON II
, 1864-05-06
scan. Mag. in the Treasury Dc.
pNrfmeQf.

WASHINGTON. May 5.--The Republican contains
The announcement Of the death Of i womsn en-,
ployed in the Treasury. Department, said to have
New FORK with u friend, who, 1t Is said. proc,re4
the medicines for her, An investigation is nnw
going on IN the case. "o"