, 1864-06-02
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~. .a5,os f,oro cr.n+ ~, n 4be present
-,,,~~o ~ -r.,,a net favorable
w. o. nl'h !" VI N~ ..-..r,. an
'ehaFee1er' ano lho1ca'c w.. '4Ae
which the fate OF Richmono AAnee eaaa1't oe
tar distant
Our indianapolis special dispatch gives a
noble proof of the temper that possesses the
Army Of the Potomac under the leadership
of Grant. It Is not they who are changed.
These brave fellows would have followed
him as gladly In 9el az now.
We publish a highly fnteresf3nr rer,exv nj
the eituntion In Gcorcia bv dfsoatrhes and
correspondence, All il going On ue1l. and
the rebellion Is. being subjected to very
crushing pressure at both ends. With our
arms victorious at Atlanta and Richmond
3he last ditch cannot too soon be looked for
HsFaua correspondence rfves mora in de-
1.il than was before renorted- tbe canture
Of Monti- Christi BY the Spanieh troops. The
attnek took place on the 18th Tho fight WIS
. hard one, and the victory, well disputed,
beneath bistering sun, Was not achieved
without some loss; the spaniards having
hundred men killed or wounded The assault
vas well seconded by the ships Of the squad
1eu. The town, with the forts and lntrench-
1nents, were defended by force Of upward
Of 5000 men, with thirteen pieces of ord
nsnce Monte-Cristi was considered By the
insurgents to b. their principal stronghold,
End hence the importance attached to its
capture.
The Portland {alaine) Advertiser says TINT it
j; rumored that potent reason with the
Fn~ IT.. A.
authorities lies in the fact that the Spanish
Government had iutimated that If tho United
States authorities Eou1d arrest md deliver
20 a,ona,,ns ,,,.o +h.,, ha.ao +ta- - 80
w. a. "c4'eo 4u'e 'He' n@aoe' euey III tufn
would surrender Appleton 0aksmith, whose
~onxiction In +1,o Fa5a-.1 oorr+a "a n n,or,,
~ 1Ae 4ea@40' ~eaAt % ~ oAase1,
and his subsequent escape from the Boston
iail to Cuba ara stiIl fr.sh IN the puhlic mind
r. +b3e h. +.,,n o.1,.r,;.h - r.. t...,, H..
IN, IN off1,.nca +, Cn,,. 49, erd t,..s.,T ~
n,5soner ere this ,5,d readE ~ h. ] ds,,1.raa
r. tb;a Government
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:4,' ~ pc.o-,H -. .ae ~" AuA ,. I '"tee,
"t'n oeu puue' A4m', eAye tue eAcl'e4uea'
,.e ~ e ~ oeeo' A"ata
7ol,l n.ln eome ~ o.. so.s' man .1a1neo
.tns-.a. ~ ~. -.s..' 1 ~ 80 "uo
,,a.. .,oras - oa,..,aa .T.hs ~ a4sa- a,...ta,'
~ 1S 49, 80 @uee " ~ o.ae4 %a!1t nAuua'eu
&C., 80 =. ~ H. W eA" - oA' "uose eu'auel-
1aa. =. aens, .ns e4l's s;e n1e r".u ss na'e
-. o,sa rh,.. 49, e;,.',...s.s.'" go. O." 80. ~
-,,ooo. n.,a 49, ~ .,'.th -, daaa ass. s.1.
1ha fo-nhoo5 p,,,.a-,s haa- .-.s t~.,..
oo1s ""0 p1ouns
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one o1 Inc lettefe captured IN The rebel
naal lately Intercepted IN Maryland, was
from an officer in Lees army. It was written
just bclore Grant commenced Lis ad-
vance, and Gays:
We aa look forward to short. eha.p. ssnguiu-
Cd The resnlt NC do nnt anhf assnt - fi1 IF mect
the same tate that Seymour met In Florida, sher-
1o1 ,c Ysns ano tpao5s y tsax %
meet tho fate they hayc met Whenever they ha2e
enc! @ UNI an.trea % ons ioEcee. Esfesnination II the
-, - ~@.'sA.e nse.o uoopS'
1t seems to be decided upon to pnt upon
INC market' 1of sale 10 1ne nlgnest olooef'
~'',oo''ooo' or tne1caoouts, ol tae ELK Per
cen'' ponoe' running un.l1 1oei' interest," ana
pftncipal pa,"o'e ~ sora Aness oonas VIII
Pfooaots pfans -. A"es VIA eci' ieaoits'
anu "n pro's oe.let WY 10 talse MONEY nt,
pcnolns tue auopuon u Tue ne" la1 ol'''
snon 'e'utne eu'tsacs.
We give IN our Guy eoiumn inc proceed
1nes anu nc" ooa4o o. oHec,o.s cnoSen u.
tne unnoa. 1nee1lns u LIE ua4ena q Hu4easo
tnlou AlAoao eoApans' Ill t"te .a't ,es
~ ,':a.,-,+a-r - ~ ;,naos4sn+ -a;,,oaa
- rf as.s~,,sa.,.- ..a+hs, .+a. ~
@rn,aS VII, VI. 10 .hc animal meetfnr ot the
<hicneo and North Western Railroad Com
nony today. Immediately upon which It is
sntd these important corporations are to be
consolidated into ono to be called The NORTH
vFsrrrH RAu;yAr. which, from its grasp
and scope will deserve that the prefix " 1"e'
ne Anane 'e1s ~. -.oa
iE striking rapidly through Iowa ~ @uc l4eo
across the continent. while tte NorthWard
- h,a -. fhe vast rnine-,
line le 10 t'p anu ias no4u y - =,
81 wealth Of the Lake Sn-efaor region IL 10
doubtless little too -'Ely for wedding CON
Eratulatione, but j. 80 Au'Poen!o!c no' ~ o4'-
ccrn the wealth OF the nuptials, as neither
go u..Is 3 noor,
paH5 ma11
"Money -nahes Inc a'o'f go Is "hat INC
"ags ab,at 'o"n were ea'ins sest.soa'' IL
view r. 'ne - Nv. et7TA1e on alatoF enes@an'
mad IN VA nal pemoeraoe organ. ine COP
p@neaos wiz 'eein " ees se1s s9le on 'n!s
'a"se' ~ ~ - 30, no,ee nau'"a4
~ 10y one u tse@. ano nea, nun gro~l on
no'1c 'an'oao "uoasn) lae hIe toppe1-
neao Leclelatule nao tnear a"1nl Smash up
aha no" AoEe-ln sherman comes TO grlei ps
similar route OF travel
The prosperous village OF Glenns Falls,
New York, Inns been laid In ruins by most
devastating con1.gration-
II the following from letter 1t accredits to
a reafdrnt of tlat city now travelling in En-