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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23
NEWS FROnA WASHINGTON.
wAsuNGroS, Nay ~, 1854.

WASHINGTON, Nay ~, 1854.
| DESTRUCTION OF SALT WORKS SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Navy Department. has received . communication
from the United States bark Ethan Allen. blockdng Of
Murrels Inlet, c. reporting tho destruction OF valu
able salt works, Information being given them by
rabands or the location Of works, which n place
called Cane Pitch twelve miles from the inlet. Upon
reaching tho works armed ashore, who
succeeded in destroying them and burning the buildings
Extensive arrangements had been made for extending
the works to double their size The pans Of cast
iron and easily broken There four works, each
containing twelve largo pans, tho water being
raised from the beach by horse power, leading into
cstern large enough contain 100000 gallons of water
The salt mixed with sand When returning 10 the
station taken OF the coast who made signals
to the Ethan alen lie gayo his Allen Jones.
He said he OF North Carolina, and commsary
sergeant in the rebel army.
TIE EXPEDITION UP THE ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLA.
A communication has been received by the Navy Do
parmcnt from tho Pawnoe. which says that expedi-
sent up the 81 Johns river, Florida, under
Gen. Brney and mas been very successful They did not
however, meet the enemy, who supposed 10 have
crosssdat sdo st. Johns one
thousand head OF cattle horses and other valuable
property were captured. The expedition bad not
turned Jacksonville at sdvicss but expected
soon 70 do so by wsy OF ST. Augustine.
THE 1EN-FORTr LOAN.
tho subscriptions reported 10 the Treasury Department.
to tho tcpforty loan Tor the last week amounted to
$5,oo0,0oo. The total subscriptions TO date
So ,o0o. 900. The subscriptions on Saturday were
s736,o0o.
THE REaIsrBR TONNAGE or vBssEL.
law Of Congress just passed provides that Register
tonnage vessel shall be internal cubica capacity
In tons, Of hundred cubic feet each and specifically
points out The mode OF aacertainmenL
PAYMENT OF DUTIES AT BsIIzR, HONDURAS.
Incrmaen has been received a. he state Department
from tho Consul Of tho United States st Belize that the
colonial authorities have determined TO allow invoices OF
goods shipped from Tho United States 70 that colony TO be
made out in sterling money or It's equivalent IN the gold
currency Of the United States and the duties viii be col
lscted upon such basis.
CONCERT AT TIE RssrDsScs or SECRETARY oHAsE.
grand concert given Friday night, at the resi-
dence OF secretary Chase, BY tho child artist Teresa
Carreno, the invitation Of Mrs. Senator Sprague.
large number Of foreign ministers and members Of Con-
gress were present..
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Arrival Of woundcd Oaiccrs at WASH
fnsto,.
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

The Battle with Sigei-ftcbcl Losses IN
the Battles with ths Army Of the Po.
tomac, sc.
WASHINGTON, Nay a., 1894.
The Richmond papers OF the 10Th instant claim grea1
victory over Sigei New Market and say they would
have captured army had not bosn or cavalry.
According their accounts sigel twenty miles with
on, stopping abandoning hs hospitals, burning trains,
&c.
These papers their losses al twenty thousaDA h
the battles with tho Army or she Potomac, but claim
victory every time They acknowledge losing twenty
runs bu, aro silent ~ 10 the number Of prisoners
Trains we're running to cuinsrs station during lsse
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The Gold Operators in Wall street.
10 THE EDIrUE OF rHE HERALD.

NEW York, May II, 1864
notice among your editorials of this morning para
graph referring to aTeoe nnanclcrs In Wall street,"
which contains some good advice. While the eyes OF l
loyal men are strained towards tho rebel forces p v
gnl., and tho whoie energies OF tho government 1e
being welded 10 repel the designs and asaun OF Lees
army our cause being asfaiied 10 tho North IN tne
mes, form dabe Mariner. As you PROPOSE let M Chase
20 or send some 70 the cold room In William street,
ard Lo Win lnero see men who dealing more deadly
blows ard are doing greater damage TO the Northern
cause than mary rebel general in the ned. Lss bn
ask tho Aatiaes of this 10 point out thS
men (which every ono can do) who are daily
Al work from "oarly morn TO dewy eve, svaipg the'
selves all the tricks OK the trade and all the usnpua'
;ons well known to The old stsgers OF the street 70 ad
yanco tho price Of gold, and thereby smbarrass tbo
resources and the Efforts OF the government These par
ten well known every freqrcnter OF this room an1
many tmo caused the blood Of every loyal MI W
boil with indignation while watching their detssahe ma
neuvres. -
H. aftor he has learned the truth Of this .taemeo ~
Hnd stop these assaults, Of least w hi
20 be posted the Of ell such hiny dnguweQ
sscoesonsts that they may be branded Win tns inem
they deserve and that the finger Of scorn may gom
81 tnsm wherever tley 20. Lofh nav
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Our Special wasnington Despatch.

WASHINGTON, May "a, 1884.
The First Massachusetts regiment Colonel Mclaughlin,
arrived hero this morning from spotsyivania, ca ros
for home It's to OF service having expired This reg
mont entered thousand strong, and has
since recruited equal number. H has participated 10
all the battles OF the Army OF the Potomac down 70 SaI
urday when received orders 20 report at Washington
TO be mustered or the two THOUSAND who have
belonged the organization but threo husdrod rcturn
General Augur returned from the army Of the Potomac
last night
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NEW YORK, MONDAY, MAY 3d. 1864.

the n "A Don Joss Augus,h Argaenes and against tho
10 o. lhs statute 10 such made and provided and
sg the Of the people tho State Of New York
and has disnMy. A. Oakley HALL,
C{str
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General Ixiipatrick's srevements.

CINCINNATI, Nay Y, 1904.
General fitzpatrick leaves here 70 night via tue New
York Central Railroad, for tho East Ho is DONG WELL
and hopes 70 be 10 to saddle again In six weeks.
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Guy and County Of Nep Tsrk, @.-Iho jurors Of tho
people OF the state OF New York. 10 and for the body OF
SENT
That Robert Murray, te Of tho Fifteenth ward OF the
city Of New York. In the county OF New York aforesaid
and Charles Mckay late Of sbe Same place. and Daniel
Young late OF the same place. and Eben g. Poor late Of
the same place. and Samuel p jones' late OF the
place. on the 1th day OF May In the year OF our LORD
1854 a the ward city and county Aforesaid force
and arms, In and upon one Don Jose Agusn Argueles
and did then and there wiuy, felOniousy and unIsw
fully take into their possession ~ prisoner, and did
then and there wifuy and eIoniously kdnap the said
Don Jose Augustn Arguees, with the feonous intent
then ana there causs the said Don jose Augustn Ar
guees 70 DO then and there sent out the state New
Murray Charles Mckay, Daniel Young Eben 3 Poos and
samuel JONES' In che unlawful and fclonious premises
and acts Aforesaid, then and there, by them done and
committed, acted therein, then and there aforcsad,
ultbevt any awful authority, and against The VIII sl
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The Press Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, Nay %, 1854.
sixty hostages who arrested IN Fredericksburg
arrived In this city this morning and wore committed %
the Old Capitol prison.
Eight hundred more wounded arrived here this morn.
ing.
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The Battle OF La urci Hill
OUR Army CORREsPoNpENCE.

OUR ARMY cosREsroSpENcE.
ARaY OF TIE PoTosAo, Nay II, 1884
We arc now quietly lying IN front OF the village a
Spottsyvania Court House, which is s In tho posscs
sion OF the enemy. with their camps IN fall Wow. We
havs been thus idle for three days. bat expect "a
again forward. 4 great number Of tho men have
been sent TO tho with f,ot but reinforcsmeuts
continually arriving The three days lighting which
ended the night OF tic io,h Of May called tho bat
tic OF Laurel Hill.
Arrival Of Wounded Ofsiccrs at Wash.
fngto,.
WARRINGTON, May ~, 1854.
The following wounded officers arrived here to-day
Col Babbtt, 9th New Hampshire.
Major Chandler, 9fh New Hampshire.
Capt. Grandson, 14oth New York.
Capt Preston, LIST MASSACHUSETTS, artillery.
Capt Mercer, fst NaryiaEd.
Lieut.. Quieey, 27ih Michigan
Lieut. Murphy, otb Massachusetts.
Liout Rice, 9th New hampshire.
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six hundred rebel prisoners, captured BY esner1
sherman, srrived here his mnrning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-24

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! PROF.. 50rTs v-,,rD, 1890
DTnOn nTD1~7vE
DlAS "JlJ 1 NlG lIN(s
Ann
DrrnCA NV
+ y 4 u Il / ' Il II i RIBS
J., pT1e on9 po,,,7on.>
,.,r1n Duo7 on.1 ~, ,-,M
ME BEST bLVOD PU RlFIING ageD,a
l. as yet KNOWN nave been most successfully
useo TOT over quarter OF century Ill Europ@
ana TOT tne iast years, also IN this country,
cbTonic diseases No one Should dispsir ty s p
cured Without hrS! trying them. No family
should be without them, for by their timely use
much sickness can De preTtntcd. They Gre i'm,
ported direct TO this port by, the undersigned,
and their purity, efficacy and safety can be It.
lied upon with perfect confidence.
me following are some 81 The diseases which
have been permanently IenloFoo BY their use:
Ictter:
ln1&mall@n
CT the .boWejs?
consumption in its
early Stages ho&G&cEN
asthma: cough: sore eyer,
lockjuw; ,rUptureS, ,rheumat!SnI,
cramp choilc, c@taTEh, pam IL the
orsas5 and sides; Deafness nervousness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, agne, open
wounds pneumonia, dyspepsia salt r1eum, can
Ger, scrotula, laNnd1ce. tape"oFm, 2il-
Iouzness, erupJlonS or the SKIN ooWe4
complaint, langour, govt, dropsy
srysipelas, worms. choHe. Piles
diarrhoea, hoarsnasss: swell
ings, bl9ati"gs, bloody
ente1y. costive-
ness, 5oea-
S!es, &c ,r,o ory,,r,,,
Also, HECE. ~ \ - Jlsi1 -h - 't''A'~~'-n
TIC TINCTURE, q sure and safe cure 10,
acute and CHI onic rheumatism, no matter u
how long standing: olr-,, ro1,-7,r7r,1
PROF WUNDRAM'S GOUT 20 " DEh6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-24
mr. sTagrON's DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, May % 81; $40 MAJOR f
General Dix, New York :-Dispattohhes5 from
Mi General Canby, dated mouth Of Red r river,
midnight. May Is, state that Ad1nlra1l foItef
has insr arrived. The remainder OF the gun,
hoats will arrive to- night General Banks Will
orohab)v reach Semmesport, on the Atcha1a
|ova to.naorrov. 4 dispatch from Adm1ra
1 porfar - DARED on board the flagship Black
u s, mouth Of Red river, May IT,, states e
1hat the norton of the squadron above the 1a!ls
~ ALEXANDRIA have been released from their IN
n]oasant nosition, owing to the lndefatlgyaoie
sxerion Of Lieut. Ool Bally, acting hngl,
noer 10th Army Corps, Who proposed ana
built g. tree dam of SIX hundred feet across lIie
river at the lower falls, which enaolea Sn9
vessels to pass III safety TO the oack "a15' .,
the Mississippi, reaching Alexandrla, ana a.
lowed them to pass over all the snoals aho 'he
distractions, and ioated by the enemy to a
point of safety.
1T. Col Baily will be Immediately nominated
for promotion, for distinguished ana niei11o-
rlous services.
An unofficial eport from Cairo dated May
o2d states that the army and gunboats were
All safe at the mouth OF Red river and Semmes-
port ;. 49,,
Major Genera! Sherman BY dispatch dated
$50 P. NJ, last night, reports that ne Will Dc
ready by morning to resume his operations
Returned veterans and regiments, he says,
have more than replaced all losses and detacn-
ments.
We have no official reports since my last tele-
gram from General Grant or General Butler
Official reports Of this department show that,
within eight days after the great battle OF
Spottsylvana Court House, many thousand
veteran troops have been forN arded TO General
Grant. The whole army has been Amply sup
piled with full ratious Of subsi stence.
Upwards OF 10000 sick AID wounded have
been transported from the fields Of battle to
the Washington hospitals and placed under
surgical care. Over eight thousand prisoners
have been transported from the field to the
prison depot, and a large amount or artillery
and other impediments Of an active campaign
brought away Several thousand fresh caVai.
~ horses have been forwarded to the army,
s.nd the grand Army Of the Potomac IS now
fully as strong III numbers, better equipped,
supplied, and furnished as when the campaign
opened. Several thousand reinforcenents
have also been forwarded TO other armies IN
the field, and amp ole supplies to all during the
same time. Over 80, 900 volunteers for hun
dred days have been mustered into service
clothed, armed, equipped, and transported to
their respective positions. This statement is
due to the chiefs OF the army staff aud bureaus,
and their respective corps to whom the credit
belongs EDWIN NJ o1AAToN,
Secretary Of War.
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THE undersigned, having com et 105 ~ -
i rangeruents for full supply OF Do ~ emil
ICE, will be able to fiji orders for large % '''''
quantities at the lowest market rates; A11E
my 2-tf NO. 10 Joy a. ---~
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Coi'~r'., Nov. Is, 1864.
'ssH HHRAL 0RDEhs ~: &C.
*llE COMPANIES ;!"t:iNfZED IN
every MilitH R,.i.:... a.: ti::is State will
With proceed to iia,i,,,.,r. :. e., and re-
=" Tor duty to Lieut.. ca: N':iiuoi G. Do.
'';t,:" urc, a. ID. C:
The commanding nt:r;..s ,i said comma.
h'rt VIII immediately >un,nu,. he mcnhcrs Of
ne respective companies, as we'll as all per-
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nrrst nnt.cc.
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