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SKETCH OF THE REBEL GENERAL JONES.
Brigsder General John N. Jones, OF the rebel army,
was born In Virginia about the year 1920 and during
1887 was admitted into the United States Military Acade
my at West Point AZ q cadet. Hc graduated on the
3oth Of june ls4l, standing thirty-nine 10 his osss
This class has produced number Of ne generals for the
present war On the is Of July, 1884, he entered the
United States army brevet second lieutenant Of No.
faniry and was attached 10 the Fnh regulars He re-
NAMED In this regiment until April 49, 1915 when be was
transferred TO the Seventh regiment with his full rank
On the 10th OF December, 1sl5, he appointed an
assistant instructor In infantry tactics at West Point and
occupied that position for some years, obtain.
ing meanwhile, August 20, 1sl7, promotion
70 nrss lieutenant On the 30 Of March, 1885,
be was promoted 70 captain Of company A,
Of the Eleventh. United States infantry and took psrs
In the Utah expedition gasoning Of the posts until
about 1859, when the regiment was ordersd into New
Mexico On the 2th Of May 1891 he threw up his
necton with tho United States service and joined the
rebels He nrs held command OF battalion aud after
vN0 Il yps'mcrd q virvnta volusicet, ou,lse ,ssa
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The Murderous ARRAY I'm Mulberry
Street.

ESCAPE OF THE MURDKRER--oRIGIN OF yHR DIFFT-
CULTY-coRoNER's INVESTIGATION, ETC.
the Sixth ward station house besieged nearly all
day yesterday by q vianous looking set OF men, all
Of whom DESTROYS OF taking last look OF what
manned Of their late companion and friend, Walter David
Bell, alias "Scotty, the Munchcr" who killed. tho,
night previously during the shooting ARRAY Mulberry
street, reported In yesterdays HsRD. The origin OF
the diacuty, nearly could be ascertained was
about az foilows:-
II appears that Hugh Riley, but better known ,
"Blinkcy" Riley, and one shannon, buffer haing
from the classic precincts Mackerve had long been
1t loagerbeads, and, settle their difficulties, 1t was
agreed that they should engage In what they termed
"hog Tight" 10 proposed to enter together,
lock the door and fight TIL the other OF Thorn
should vanquishedno being present 10 interfere
A room Centre street. Howard was selected for
the purpose Monday night the time decided upon
for the brutal or Considerable money
was ssaked osu, OF tho hight but for reason
bes, known TO himself shannon announced his intention
on Monday not TO Riley tho terms previously
agreed upon, and so the nshs fell through.
This was a great disappointment TO Riley ana hm.
shannon party a. wiIIi.a Gsilashers porter house.
NO. liz Mulberry street, and . quarrel between
ss s., .ss s s.i ?, !. a: ;ss.
woundine Of two other innocent parties After beng
drawn revolvcrs, they firing At him a. be "a n
scot,y staggered INTO the drug store, corner
q Mott and lanai streets, where he expired,
in Ave minutes. His remains were conveysds
10 the station house In Franklin street. OfHeers Ken
nedy and WILKINSON Of the Sixth precinct subsequently,
arrested Riley, but McDermo and others Of the gang arc,
st at large. The deceased, according 70 Information
furnished BY the police was Of the notorious
rsfnans who ever infested this city. They credit him
with killing one or two men In Galveston, Texas, years
ago, and subsequently,, while In Eight with Joseph Hart
In New Orleans. deceased cut one OF his eyes out A
glass eye was substituted fer tho real one apd Hart
eventually returned to his homo In this CITY.
About year since scotty and Hart met In
Cherry street near James and quarrel ensuing Harth
was shot and killed by his ruffany antagonist Scotty
escaped punishment for this homicide, he had tor
many other previous offences. few weeks since do
ceaed was arraned before the Court Of Special Sessions
and pleaded guilty 70 brutal assault female judge
bowling forthwith sentenced the criminal u ssns DnaiA
An DuppIUrxu7 ExKC
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10 II M o N D.!
CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.

sasA ouArtsrmastsr General Perrine goes 70 Washing
ton this evening 10 provide for the transportation OF the
wounded Of The New Jersey regiments TO hospitals.
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LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED IN FrFTY.SsvENTH
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
Lieutenant Colonel A 2. Chapman. chas Donneily Co
A. Henry Crofoot Co c. Theo r. Taylor. Co. c. Corporal
VIM Heating Co. T. John German, Co g. Ferdinand Fro.
worth. Co. /, Jshn Langner, Co. X.
Barney cSnninsham. CO 4. Joseph B.rsnstt Co A. D.
Gilbert Co. H. Corporal Benz Goodman, Co. B. John
Q Edward. CO. Thos Lane, Co: B. Geo E. Casweil Co.
aenL oS HS.Se no. s9s 10 lanes ~
Plumb, Co c. Corporal James Wood Co D. Parsons
Co D. Christian Simian Co. d, Daniel Shood Co. D. James
Casey, Co .. seTgs.n. John n suivsn. Co y Charles
William seymour Go g Sergeant Esbsrt McLoughley,
60 y; JOS & LnnS 70 u; GorporaI Lew Hancock Co
porai Lawrsnce Reilly Co i benjamin: Co l; N: Da.
John McGsOe. Co VIM: Price Co i Henry vale stins.
James Howorth, Co. K; Thomas 3. Conan, Co. K.
HM61NG
Joshua Dippy, Co. B; Peter Murray Co. p Joseph Nc
Vicar, Co AlonIo strickler Co Fl VIM. Mcknight Co.
a. Robert Porter Co. 81; Chas Adams Co II; Geo Clark,
Co i; Daniel McFadden. Co. I.
LIST OF KILLED WOUNDED AND MISSING OF THE
FIRST CHAssHURs, sIxTY-yIFTH NEW YORK vOLUN
TIERS.
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Ashley 1t. 10Th Mass
Abbott Major, 10Th Mas
Bailey Capt. lllth N Y
Barnes ID 4 Capt. $50 N Y
Chapman A u Col. 57th n 7
Caldwell Lieut., A ID {, Sd
brl I'd div, "a Army corps
CAllen Capt "a N J
Collins Lit Col, lith n IA v
kdr1dge Norman 1t, ?Sd N Y
rlsn nagaD John, 9Th Mass
Foley ban, Ssth y Y
Grey Liston l. X 1t. gSd N Y
Drisw did Col. c6th Mass
A,ck mott Capt 4gth n Y
Hamilton VIM. list N J
johnson S + Capt, t4th N Y
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The Steamship Europa.
BosroS. May 10. 1854
The mails per the steamship Europa win close at nine
O'Clock TO morrow Wednesdays but she win not take
her departure for Liverpool via Halifax until about
noon.
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The Battle ON Friday.

The attack by the enemy this morning was very VIC
lent. They were repulsed in every instance A strong
EFFORT was made 10 turn right We drove them
our le but they were stubborn right until Long
street finally forced them 70 give way
General Longstreet received severe wound In the
shoulder General Paul Jennings mortay wounded.
The hghing principally with musketry, the ground
being unsuitable for artillery. Colonel Brown OF the
Virginia artillery. killed The battle was fought
the Wilderness. The enemy have been pushed back
to Charlottesville. Everything looks well.
The Yankee Wadsworth was killed. One thousand
seven hundred prisoners have been received here.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Fighting was resumed this morning, mostly with mus
kerry. N is believed that driving them General
Benning slightly wounded In the arm. Three hum
dred prisoners have reached here and
the way. The Richmond Ambulance Committee arrived
here this morning.
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THE CASUALTIES.
Additional Names of the Killed
and Wounded.
The Killed.

johnson Capt, Irish Brigade
Lombard Col, lsl Mich
Mercer Lit Col. ls1th Pa
Men ech John. 9sd N Y
Mcsi uire Capt. 9th n Y cav
Nell. aine -, llWh Ohio
Mcnamara Jas W, 9th Mass
Playstead Capt, +9th N Y
Bedgwick MAJ Gen, com Oh
corps
scles rhos, 9th NJ
Sibley Capt. 4Ih Ne
Swan Ii, LIST N J
vaness Cornelius, 9th NJ
Wallace Ropt. 25th Mass
Wigan Capt 49th ny
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Sergt G watson. G, arm
Jas Morton. @, finger
H A Egap. @, band
JOS Toaey, G. shoulder
Jno Lynch, +, chest, sdied,
37lth NY
| c G G Benning. leg
Ed Meow, G, abdomen
Jacob Ii sr. 4. Hg
David Louis. u, leg
Chas d Shallas, q, foot
Jos Johnson. g
Geo G Eitcher, G., hea
Thos Markie, d. shoulder
b Dennis, B. arm
1t n A Artderd. Z, face
/ Chas r Lee, ", leg
Corp c Dogherty, e. ankle
u Kirkpatrick, G, breast
w Westcot p, conclusion
hand
Gardner, D, leg
II Hogden. /, elbow
j O'Donneli. =. arm amp
j r Nackey, H, face. fiesn
nc Kent. ID. foot
Corp A u Talmadge, &, foot
s J Cannon. II. finger
VIM Manning. A. run over
Saml Robinson, @, ankle
Theo Leach. B. hand
j Smith. face
Geo Reilly, q finger
VIM Rapp, finger
Corp VIM q Taylor, finger
Robt Derbeshire, knee
VIM Y Cohen. B, 2lss Mass,
finger amputatsd
Jno P Abbott, B, 9Th verm't,
flesh, thigh
Corp George II Brown. ]. 9th
vi. thigh
Sergt G W King. Josh n z,
foot amputated
Serpt Vim W Schooley, @,
lI3d Pa, hip. flesh
CORTLAND Golden. n, SD
NY, shoulder. flesh
= Martiu. 9Th VI, wrist flesh
SgtWmLCoutry, 3dMich, arm
StephenPunk, 4th Ohio, hant
Corp Egbert
Corp Porter Herring, I, btl
Vt, hip. flesh
B T Jsnes, 10th Ga thigh
A stoies H. 4s.h N G, thigh,
fractured
yno Mcdowell, r, 57th Mass,
thigh. flesh
Alex Foster. 9th Ne Battery,
burned. explosion
Saml Hooiey. d, 7th Pa,
hands, slightly
Harry Ainsworth, II, b7th
Mass, finger
Jas MCGOWAN. G, Vt, leg am.
PD Clark, B, "a Vt. thigh
amputated
las Smiley, 3. A,h Ne. legs.
Capt Peter 7 Boyle, ESD N Z.
died II aye
John Murphy. LIST div, q
corps, died May
u Msr s D. 'ih VI, chest
A Rivers, q. 5Oth. leg. nesh
z r = Bprnhaur' E. Sd w. died
Joseph Budd, p, l0othPa,r RICH,
tho: ~. Arrow row .F.loo.h P.,nees,
flesh
Sheldon S King Sd VI. thumb
am puated
&c Page, r, lstUs s.waist and
thigh, flesh
Horace Rollins. 9Th VI, thigh,
i .esh
@ Davenport ist 1t. II, 9Th
VI. radius
Geo o Danford, G. 4th Ne
l groin
WI Brown, 5sh VI. left arr
Geo II Day, c, 9th VT lei
leg. fesh
Boston Clark, A, 9th VI
head. flesh
Jas Corcoran. p, Sd Me, eye,
slightly
| w Edwardson, eth Mich, rur
over by horse
sc Wyman, Sd Vt, shoulder
| flesh
z Simpson, 9Th Me, thigh. d.
Christopher Madden, 4, SD
l NY. shoulder
Jno simms, X, Goth Pa Vols,
leg. iiesh
Levi c Allen. ID, 9th VI. right
chest. died
Thos Fallen. ID, esd NY. leg,
l flesh
DA Fassett, G. sth VI, thigh,
Robt Emery, d, 9th Vt. an.
kle. flesh
Louis Meur, !, 9Th W leg
ser,t Elias Merritt. d, 5ihvt
thigh, flesh
BID King. y. 5th VI, shoulder
bresst, died
Abraham Fassneiur, l2tl
y j. head. lesh
sergi RoberiLangley. lists G
spine
Francis Mcwilllams, Sd Ne,
leg. ncsh
Henry Baugham. lo6th Pa,
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the pursuit Of the rebels up the Peninsula OF Virginia
AZ the battle Of Fair Oaks the LIST OF june 1852 he
particularly distinguished himself and was nominated
for and obtained the breve Of brgder general Of the
United States Army from Nay 81 1884, He participated
| IN the seven days contest, and was particularly
noted at the battles Of Savage Station and Glendale He
also took part In tho contests before Washington
Gen. Pope At the battle OF Antietam he commanded
division in Summers wing OF McCelan's army and
wounded twice during the engagement while CALAMITY
urging the men his division to fearessy face the foe
At the time he shot far In the advance right
in the thickest Of the battle close by his forward line
On this occasion he remained hours the neld
he was wounded, and had then TO be carried away On
the 23d Of December. 1862, he nominated BY the
President major general Of volunteers, with rank
dating from July 4, 1862, and was subsequently,
nominated and confirmed in March, 1868, his rank
70 date from May 81, 1882 In January, 1863, he
placed In command Of the Ninth army corps and the
9th OF February ls63 transferred to the command
OF the Sixth army corpr AT the head Of these he
carried tho heights tot Fredericksburg and Maryes
Hin, during the Charlottesville campaign. He com.
manded the left wing during the advance from the Rap
pahannock 10 the Potomac june 1885, and also at the
battles Of Gettysburg July 1883 During the passage Of
the Rappahannock November 1868, he commanded the
right wing Of Meades army, and succeeded IN capturing
four guns eight battle Tags and fifteen hundred
arly thanked by General Meade general order During
the absence Of General Meade he for several days In
November temporarily in command Of the Army Of the
Potomac, the supreme command OF which he
than offered, but declined. When the Army OF the
Potomac recognized for the present campaign he
placed in command OF the right wing embracing the
newly constituted Sixth corps and while fighting at Its
bead has lost hisaife for the honor Of his country.
GENERAL ORDER OF GOVERNOR SEYMOUR RELATIVE
TO THE DEATH OF GENERAL wADswoRTH.
Governor Seymour issued the following general order
yesterday
Announce with painful feelings the loss OF Genera;
James Wadsworth, In the recent battles the Rapi
dan. He death bravey, the head OF the forces
under hts command. leading and wealthy citizen, he
exercised wide influence by the vgor and energy Of
his character. AS public man he was always decided
and resoute in demanding purity Of legislation and an
economical and wise administration OF the affairs
OF State. Long prominent among us
In civil life, when the war broke out he was
prompt and among the FIRST TO join the
army From the outset ardent supporter OF the
him belongs the merit Of freely perllng hts own
In upholdng the opinions which he advocated. As
signed at to high military position he has been up
TO day OF his death actively and earnestly devotng
himself to the performance OF his military duties.
AS mark Of respect for his memory, the American
al the arsenals Of the State
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Bwd Perry. q, 18th Mass,
left carpus, 1esh
Daniel Sullivan. d, 10th Mass,
arm, flesh
Alon,o l. Page. O. 18th Mass
PhtYich Wainwright. X, 18th
Mass, finger ampntated
John HoyL b, 10th Mass,
hand, hesh
esrss \ p Ogden, d. Och " y,
Chas Hepdrickson, X. 9Th n
J, neck. flesh
Chas shiebram, q. 9th n J.,
or m, 0esh
y Whitehead, A, Ssh N !,
III thksk
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Geo Groch, X let Mass, thigh
Jno Lane. X, let Mass, knee
Jos Rafferty,, q, La Mass,
left hand
G orporsl Inville Prisbey, VI,
Lei Mass, fractured hand
Sergeant Geo y Mortin, l, LIST
Mass. left shoulder. flesh
Jos Swift ", 10th Mass. left
hand, flesh
Jno Carey, ID, l6th Mas,
,aht arm, nesh
JnQ Dogberty, v, 18th Masa
elbow sOint, fesh
Jno White, p, i6th nass, I'm
Jas Cornell, A, le,h nsss,J
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financial.
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THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
CAPITAL.................... .''''''' TNeV""
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Of Broadway
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR THE
u s. TEN-FORTY LOAN
Payments may be made In Checks or Drai's o. new
York, OF Legal Tender Notes.
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w. II. FOSTER Cashier.
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financial.
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CYECUfORS SALE OF MINING and MAN
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H5end Of 81 per share, in cash. free Of Government
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7Eoek registered IT the Transfer Agency III New OK will
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Ik A other shareholders will receive their dividends at
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OFFICE oy THE strict COMMISSIONER,

NEv l0Rk, April -, l5ba
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O'Clock g m o, p,-,.
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Ecrtures ano alestinss

MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
w -NOriCE-A special meeting Of the members and
friend of this Associaiou va! he'd THIS Tuesday
EVENING, May g. 1854 at u'clo1k n the Lecture room,
Clinton Hall Asiorpace to devise means, With the coopes
# the Trustees of Clinton Had sssocision. toward
nguishng the debt the bll; occupied by the Assoca
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NETWORK YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
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inst, between tie hour. Of 5 sud clock .. N.
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ITO CONTRACTORS.-Sep Sealed Pro-
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ing ke same date OF it, pesentson and the tus Of hs
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caci m OF FRIDAY May 49, 1864 for the eonstrucsios OF
TRIP-BLOCK PAYMENTS In the following stree,' 10
ID, In IA .y from Seth to Goth also In Goth st beween
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Amnsemfn,s.
THE HIPPOT II EATRON
Il
NEW-lONk CIRQUE
lthst., opposite .he AcIi'ny u Music.

IL u III L " 1 II u u RO n
NEW-YONK CIRQUE.
1Ah-st opposite .he Academy Il Music.
THIS Tuesday EgEslNC May ,. and
EvERY NIGHT. a O.
And on WEDNESDAY and SAfC BDAY,
sPALDING L ROGERs'S
GREAT OCEAN CIRCUS,
From two years .qustc cie 70 the .eaperis Of Brazil
Buenos Ayres, Montevil.l and the West Indies.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
ADDITIONAL ARTISTS
NEW FEATURES OF INTEREST,
HORsEMANsHIP MORE wOSbERFUL.
GIMNASI iCS MORE THRILLING,
AcRoBATICs MORE sTARrLING,
AND sPECrACLE MORE BRILLIANT.
Calculated even 70 eclipse the brilliant ,yrol.ol lat week
FIRST TIME OF MISS KAIE ORAOkD,
ACT OF SINGLE EQUITATlON
I'll" appearance N MRS J. woRLAND
in her graceful set Of e., Pes9Hpra a. sg!i95i ior
'n'' 'ppe"'"'M MADAME cMo1EE,
and the highly educated pe- forming horse
GENERAL sCO1E
First time Of the onutsI Equcs.rim Spectacle en-
THE BIvoUAC AND TIE DESERT.
''''' NEW PETITE PANTOsnSIZ.
AVG" '' TIE u '' SESGR HSf3NIo MARQUEE,
the renowned Riy E-rlate Gs,gno
ORIGINAL ACHIEVEMENTS
by the great Brazilian rider,
SENIOR A CARLOS DO CARNO.
THE RoLLAYDE BROTHERS
In still more thrilling efforts.
TIE IOURNAlRE BROTHERS
In still greater achievement on hofsebark.
YOUNG CHARLES IlSH
in still more astonishing equestrian arcomrI shmen's.
THE WONDERFUL CHILD AkIlsiE, ANNfs,
in more wonderful displays Of rrareirl Prrrocty.
Mr.. WILLIAM DINLRNA,
in new and astonishing pl ysiea e1er.i-cs.
TIE WHOLE COMPANY
in brilliant
EPITOME OF CHEF DGUERES
previously approached tins city, which justly sasscs
the performance to be styled
MAMMOTH,
MARVELLOUS, -
aui MsTCHLESs
EVERY FVFNING ate
EVERY WEDNESDAY cna SATURDAY, at y.
NO ADVANCE rs TIE PRICES
Reserved stalls IS cents Dress Cicil - lehdrea
half pricsl Amphtheater % cents Doors op,a afternoon,
A. "A; evening az Il.
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Tnanr1al.
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IN Al GOVERNMENT LOAN.

IO.4O BY direction Of the Secretary othe Treasury
hereby give notice that prepared TO receive subscriptions
on account Of United States Bonds authorized by the Act
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Subscribers will receive either Registered Coupon Bonds
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for premium receive them drawing interest from the
date Of subscription and deposit
Upon the recep; Of subscriptions win issue my certificate
Of deposit therefor in duplicate the original OF which VIII De
forwarded by the subscriber the Secretary of the Treasury
Wellington, with letter stating the Kind peSis'eied OF
coupon) AID the denominations OF bonds required
Upon the receipt Of original certificates at the Treasury
Department, the bonds subscribed for will be transmitted 10
the spbsrbers tespotyey as soon the be
pared.
commission Of oneeighth Of Per cent viii be allowed
10 those subscribing for others resale The delivery NJ
these bonds has commenced and viii be continued promptly
JOHN J. CISCO, Assistant Treasurer, u 5.