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rses and isforunAtoa given. GALLAGHER 4 DRNJ AMI
Brokers NV Chestnut streo<. PHILADELPHIA
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from lew fsrshsAds any pAN e Ne be<g waranee9
his de0eL t6s Broadway
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New Jsrssy Assembly. dsd ths nsrsssg q sss
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account Of important business o. hsms he vss ssks.
n q Wednesday, With oonsesssse a The sraAa, vss
ipseosIse for sr hours. and continued sink ustu hs
d'sd. He vs ycas aa< aosvs maa, excessively
engaged . manufactures ~ hs home In psssssss, M
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chanseers street
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ns<hns psrportiAg - b Night Boomins Csreus that
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Murray Eddy q Co.-Mansgsrs.
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GENERAL Suffers DEPARTMENT.

0unboae gkirmish with Rebel 0usrli.
lAs-A Rebel TlsG OF TPass Beat 80.
oUR NAVAL 0oRREsPONDnSOB.
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Caupbcil, Chsmfss saa APsthscesy,
corner ~ Erhth avenue and Twvaiy eighth sruGA ND
medicines dispenssd VIII
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Beautiful Gem ylSxisn-Laard's Blosu
Ing NE ssnpsrton and skis 80 Broadway and drdssss
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Eshnslogy, Physiology. PhreneeeSlt
Physsoruouy ana psychologv with haracteu ~ qak1I&
and adv,dusis gi.es IN tho iLLusrnArsD rHe.A
year Pictorial Double nam6ers Tor je4y
~ February March and April ssnt b. Arst pest bT fOv
kkR WELLS. So6 Broadway New Ierk
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vsrs csuos, wool. asr -. a vIcroS 4 mAu0kB's. is
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CautSen Co the Publte.-la CoaseQusneQ
a. the constantly iscresssg imitation of the dGses3
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for tho United Statos and the Oans1AG
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CURED.
GROSS RYR BTRAiGBTENED IN 0NH
MINUTE.
And every disease OF the Eye and Ear requtvna e1p
medical or surgsc~ aid aueudpd by DR. Won RLDkx.
NERO at hs consulting roosns Sic Broadway near Tws8
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Aad Wiz Depot whesssais snd rstaii-Hs Astsr 0esaA
fho avs aD0l0d tv skiiful ertsts.
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y. Crat9e's Brsokiyn Agency.
WHEELER a WILSON'S aKWIN0 nAOHlNUl
$50 Fulton street, up stairs, near citT haL
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A GRISiAN coa tnus Attorneys fer eeeunns -
teats for ns Invsutons In sb and all fcrsen counerfsA
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Prof. Alex. 2. Harvys ne"Ya1N
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badness and gay hairs curing disease We skin gAs
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OAYARRu or THE TYMPANIO NUUOys
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF rH8
EU6TACHIAN TUBR
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Tho dove cot bAs recently been handsomely painted.
and will soon Be ready 70 receive 10 winged tenants.
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vsLLs vA--Ths Dayton (Oho) Journal OF Monday osa-
March 90 stating th three handi.d Union soldiers bad
escaped from the rebel prisons at Danve and
their way North
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TIE CAMPAIGN.

Gen. Buffers operations in the vicinity OF
Richmond were interrupted on the 10th by q
determined attack Of the enemy, who had con.
centrated their forces near Fort Darling. An
assault upon the right Of Gen. Buffers lines,
held by the 18th Army Corps, under Gen W. +.
Smith, was made in the darkness and fog Of early
morning, and the right flank resting on the james
River, was successfully turned. IIeckman's
brigade seems to have suffered very heavily,
and Gen. Hickman himself was captured
In the Obscurity and confusion it was found
difficult TO anticipate the movements of the
Rebels or to reform the line which they had
once broken. The 18th Corps was finally
driven back from its position, and the attack
then fell upon the 10Th Corps, which held the
left Of the line toward the railroad. There was
good deal OF hard fighting, but the. 10Th held
its ground. In the afternoon, by order of Gen.
Butler, the army was withdrawn into It's in
misunderstanding, We supposc, the in
trenchments south Of Proctor's Greek, and not
the works by which Bermuda Hundred
is defended. Should it prove to be the
latter, the retreat involves a temporary
abandonment Of the siege Of Fort Darling and
of all operations against Richmond. It's stated
that Beauregard and Bragg were both on this
field of battle, and there is no doubt that the
Rebels concentrated all available forces, with a
view TO crush Gen. Butler or TO inlict so Sc
rious blow on his army as to compel him to
forego offensive operations for the present.
But we put no faith i'll the assertion that Long.
streets corps had been sent down from Lee for
we do not believe the Rebel leader is in posi-
ton to spare any part of his forces.
Gen. Sherman announces the occupation Of
Rome, and is steadily pressing upon Johnston
at Kingston. His advance has been pursued so
far without q check, and az he is nearly out of
the mountainous country, and has driven the
enemy from their strongest ground, it is reason
able to anticipate his complete success.
From the Army of the Potomac there is no
news, but is scarcely possible that the expected
renewal Of its contest should be longer delayed.
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The ~ Y Times has a sharp leader denuncia.
DRY Of "Falsc Issues and Fanatical Spirit, "
wherein the illustrations seem to us to be at
striking odds with the principle enunciated.
That the great Union party wherewith our
country is to stand or fall should not be dis
tracted and divided by narrow cliqucs, petty
feuds and immaterial side issues, this is the
principle affirmed, and the affirmation has our
heartiest assent. But hear The Times in con-
travention Of its own sound general PROPOSE
ton:
A while ago. II was undertaken TO identify the abo
tlOa OF Slavery with the abolition of the States con-
tanning II. Now the effort is 10 carry universal black
Suffrage Win emancipation, and TO make the adoption
Of that an absolute test OF AntSlnyery principle.
" We have seen this purpose displayed IN the pro-
tractcd controversy between the Senate and the House
on the bill organizing the Territory Of Montana
though no negroes ever have settled. ar ever VIII
settle IN that region, the crusaders forced an Issue
whether. surprising they were there they should be
allowed 10 vote Upon that empty abstraction, they
wasted days Of the most important period Of this
SION Nov, the question is again raised The point Of
giving the franchise b al the black men OF the District
Of Columbia Not ony IL this urged but IL Is declared
that oil who object 10 1t true Ani.Savrry men
that they stll under Il malien Pro-SaYery bias.
Mr.. sumner slgmAtized these objections Ms evidence
that Slavery dies hard In this chamber and charged
upon Senators who were opposed 10 an extension c The
franchise yindlcat!on Of slavery Ia OF it, EcaHcst
productOls.'
The ebsuTdify Of this OF courso IL monfe; 10 everv
Of the least reflection. The question whether the
slave shall be given his nofuiql ccGorl has no con.
necion Win Tue Other question Ehctlor H. shall be
allowed power ~ Tie Dai!o,-nuG The Ic Ecminlicna
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Irdepemdeut Telegraph Line.

OFFICE OF TIE INDEPENDENT LINE OF TELEGRAPH.
No 70 Nassau street. n. y. May ~, lsoi
To the Editor Of the ~ y. Trsb1ne
SIR: Will you kindly give place to the ioliow'
ing telegram received at this office;
To co., j. j. SPEED Predent u the Independent Line
Telegraph Neic. York.
Myself and the operator. of this Office have just been
leased Have been the Secretary of War and the
dent and expect hear that the order Tor tho ae''
closing of the line will be rescinied to morrow
J. n Wool. Manager Washington omce'
Weshiug,cn D. c., May 9, 1854
This line has to-day been under military sur'eii'"".e
and no business allowed pass over the wires "A.
m 500 bv thc above. we expect that the result OF
o,,,,s interview with the President and Secretary
Of War will fully cxoncrate this company from AL cen
ure and that the Government will promptly permit w.
to transact our regular business.
Yours. respectfully
SILAs c. Hay. Secretary
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GENERAL NEWS.

On Wednesday night, the ship Emily Farm
ham. Capt Syms from Newport, Wales arrived in
port As the signal of distress flying, union down,
Officers O'Brien and Hambin Of the Harbor Police
boarded her. and instructed to arrest William ii.
Ceary the third mate for the alleged murder Of Of
the crew, an italian, named - Victor. On TIE 9th
ult whio at sea, it is alleged that Ceary and the de-
ceased the yardarm Of the vessel when Victor
ordered to perform hazardous duty, which he
declined Cleary thereupon struck him upon the head
q powerful blow with q pair Of brass knuckcs and
knocked him of the yard to the deck. In the fall Vic.
Tor was badly injured that he died in half hour
and was buried at Cleary. who is young nan.
taken before the U. S. Commissioner and commit
ted TO prison.
The postal money order system just estab-
1hed by the law. provides that money order shall be
issued for any less than one or more than thirty
dollars and all persons who shall receive money orders
Gre required to pay therefor the following charges or
&ees viz For order for one dollar or for any larger
sum. but not TO exceed ten dollars ten cents shall be
charged and exacted by the Postmaster giving such
Drder for order Of than ten and not exceeding
twenty dollars the charge shall be fifteen cents and for
every order exceeding twenty dollars fee of twenty
cents
Early last evening Deputy Provost.Marshal
EDWARD WinGust aud another OIhcer arrested a man,
name unknown corner Of Spring and Mercer streets,
charged with being bounty jumper. On reaching the
corner Of Broadway and Spring streets they were
attacked by Martin Allen and gang OF rufians who
rescued the prisoner aud assaulted the officers In the
melee pistols were freely used both sides The only
person hurt far could be asceranod Marshal
Windust. ball grazing the side of his head nhicng
o slight wound The rufians escaped.
The Kohnstamm case was continued yester-
day In the United States Circuit Court before Judge
Nelson. There were large number Of witnesses
anned for the prosecution and three of the parties in
whose names bills had been presented by the accused
testified that the signatures to the orders for payment
were forgeries that they had substcd lodged
any troops, and never had presented claim on the
Government therefor. The evidence for the defense
viii be presented to-day.
Nathaniel Hawthorne, the well-knOwn author
I'D yesterday morning at Plymouth ~ II. He was
coping at Plymouth in the Of journey for the
benefit OF his health and was Ia company with ex
President Franklin Pierce. He had been suffering with
general debility for time but retired 20 bed on
Wednesday night az well as usual At o'clock on the
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Adyices from Port Hudson to May report
that the Rebels had established blockade at bend IN
tbe Red River about % miles above Fort DE RnsSy,
md in attempting pass the point, we had IN four
DAYS lost three transports and Of the ghtmaied
Cunboats The Rebel blockading force is said to mum
Der 10000 Advices of May state that the Rebels
had been making considerable demonstrations in that
vicinity and a report current that they were IN
trenched in considerable force at and near Clinton
Naturalization. Ulmann, who is in sole command O
Port Hudson has so completely strengthened the iofu
fcatOns Of that post to defy any attack from 'eH
times the number the Rebels now have IN thai reg
On the ID inst. Gen. Ullmann attacked and pursued
some 1000 Rebels over five miles, but the enemy de-
olined his offer of|battle and skedadded Gnerriias
are very busy cutting telegraph wires etc. but many
OF thom have been taken prisoners. Gen. Ulmann $
force is in good health and fine spirits
In accordance with instructions from the War
Department the Provost Marshals of this city are max
ing preparations for a enrolment With corps
OF 40 clerks in each Office il will probably take an en-
tire month 10 complete this work. Mr. Blunt. recently
from Washington reports that the credits TO be allowed
81 this city by the authorities for recruits to the army
and navy will cancel the deficiency Of this city under
the call for 200 900 men.
The Navy Department has received informa-
fion Of the capture recently. off Mobile bar Of the
schooner Judson with forty bales Of cotton. She had
run out Of Mobile during the night. The master aud
crew profess to be Union men.
Gov. Curtin of Pennsylvania has issued
proclamation earnestly requesting the people OF thai
State to form military organizations. in anticipation o.
apostolic call by the President for militia
II. NJ. steamer Vesuvius, at Halifax, from Ber
uda 10Th inst reports the pirate steamer Florida at
that port.
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following morning however. he was found dead IN nj
he'd bv q. President Pierce.
The Xth Congressional District Convention
pa has unanimously elected the Hon Jas. II. Campbell
delegate to tho National Convention at Baltimore
Strong resolutions in favor of the denomination OF Abra
ham Lincoln we're adopted Resolutions against th'
postponement of the National Convention were nls'
adopted
Mr.. James Gaylcr has been appointed special
agent at large of the Post Office Department as sue
cessor to the late Mr. j. Holbrook. Mr. Gayler had FOL
some years past been Mr. Holbrook's official assistant
and will continue the publication Of The United Sd'e
Mail. formerly conducted by Mr.. HOlbrook.
The Trustees of Columbia College, Oh
Wednesday. elected DR.. Barnard President of that IN
stitution vice DIR. King resigned DIR. Barnard Is on
Episcopal clergyman a native of Sheffield Mass oho
at the bcriunng of the war was President OF the MIS-
sissippi University.
The Union Convention of Massachusetts,, yes
terday chose Gov Andrew, Alex. II. Balloch VIM
Chaplin, and James r. Robinson as delegates al large
TO Baltimore Resolutions in favor OF the Iehon'i""''o
OF President Lincoln. were passed.
In the Supreme Court General Term 40 young
gentlemen were Yesterday admitted to practice IN th'
Courts Of the State. and an application mhue ioi '
admission Of 81 additional the latter being gradua'c
of Columbia College Law School.
The great billiard match for the champion
cue is arranged to of on Thursday juno y OF tn'
Hippothea,ron, opposite the Academy OF Music u"'o
thwate and Kaganagh are the contestants
During the canal break few days ago, the
Jam of boats extended IS miles west OF the Whesoor'
Creek All is right now
Gold opened at lSi, fell to lSi, and closed at !
NJ 1872, Upon the stree, prices WIRE made for stocks
under sales to realize profits At the Board Government Sc
curte were steady At the Second Boerd prices were owe
upon the general list and the market heavy There muci
anxiety to hear from the army in Virginia. and largo opera
tou. are in suspense until definite OF the result OF TN
campaign is received Feights without important change
Money has not been abundant for many months and there
is absolutely no use on call the large offering 10 bro
kerr Loans q cent have been paid Of freely and Al =
cent fsvorite borrowers have large amounts offered
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Arrival Of the Body Of Gen. Wadsworth

The remains of the gallant and lamented
Gen Wadsvorth arrived in this city last evening und
q military escort of the Veteran Reserve Corps Thsy
were received at the foot Of Courand street by the
81 Company of the 9TH Regiment which had bees
detailed guard of honor and escorted 10 the City
Hall to the music of the drum and fife. Accompanying
the remains eight orderes of the t 9th and 2sd
Reserve under Orderly William Edwards. They wers
relieved from their solemn duty for the night by the 70
ceiving company who mounted guard until this morn
ing To-day the body will be forwarded to Albany.
The General died from the effects OF wounds received
in action on the 9TH of May and 1t was not until Tues
day night last that the body reached Washington.
having been previously embalmed at Fredricks
burg. II left tho capital yesterday morning. at u
o'clock en- route for last resting place in Westers
New.York.
The following order has been promulgated.
THIRD BRIGADE, n. @. S. ~
NEw.YoRK, May 10. 1864
SPECIAL ORpgR.-Co Leferts is hereby directed to -
,emple the 7h Regiment Friday the 10th inst at = occes
M In front of the City Hall for escor duty ~ the feains
OF the late Major. Gen. Nsdsworth.
by order oi Nh hALL, bngSder-"ene'~'
HEADQUARTERS, 7ra RECT, N. Y. n o.
NEwNo DIRK May 49, 1864
SPECIAL OspRR-The above order IL hereby promusa'eo
The rrginentsl line will be formed at ~ O'Clock p M
by order OF Col. MAksHALL LHsSnts
w. Ii. Humg, Adutant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20
Nassnchuseits Republican State Con-
vcntion,
RnsION Ihnrs

Boston, Thursday May 10. 1864.
The Republican State Convention met IN
fremont Temple to-day. and selected Gov. Andrew.
Alex. II. Bullock. VIM. Cladin and JAS 4. Robinson
M delegates at large to the National Convention at
Baltimore.
Wendell Phillips made his first appearance today in
"a political convention. and spoke at length in Oppos-
tion to the denomination OF Abraham Lincoln
The voice of the Convention. however, was emphat
icaly against him, and the following resolution was
adopted by u unanimous vote:
Roired That the integrity, hrmness, wisdom nnd humanity
exhibited by the rcsid.nt OF the United States during the
years OF his administration. cnti,e him 20 the cordial
and continued support Of the people 0 the Repub and that
AZ the present time person l. fully commended ny 'A
eeuce and personal character consideration as can
didate for the mex, Presidency a, Abraham Lincoln.