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, 1864-10-02

Among those Who have received inyliauons to
vlsit Richmond md other reosl towns, from this
Secretary Of the Board Of Police Richlrd Turtle,
the brother Of our respected Chief Of Police, and
James =. K1ox, the stn OF ear Statos Attorney.
Grew The tortlcth and fort. prizes rrspeclve
j., arc both already In tide volunteer army. There
are Al. o large number Of prominent citizens and
nefci ants n1mtd In the liet.
TWELFTH wARu.
Tctsl number enrolled In tbs ward, 1 431; deficit
On Ill callr, 68-totai aumbef to ba drafted. l72
Aid. y t!1tam G4atfeld Waa appointed to make The
draft Tbs following nc ths names drawn:
, 1864-10-02

RnsaEar.-A stranger In the city, having in his
possession nearly ono thousand dollss., cams into
town On Thursday, snd, desiring to takc advantage
Of bis so}oufn bere 10 sec + little OF ct7 lfe In
come OF the low haunts on Weils street Asa
consequence, when dsvitght dswned he found that
ous purse looked exceedingly thin. The rtseis-
uon Bobered him ibstanseF, md he hIed him E" to
the police etaston and lodged his complaint,
When be recovers his money We ehall make a note
Of The feet,
, 1864-10-02

~hEN.
1-Thos Fitzpatrick,
l-pnekett q. Badger,
tsQeo1Re Escher,
4-1ohA Dalton,
t6-John Prlntle.
l6-Eicholes p Wise,
kT-N. P. CrosA
{6-An6Yaxs StlTfg,
eJotn CAGe1y,
10-Cbkr1es Goat5ed,
l1-Johu Mcdowell.
1:-Hdear Barlow,
| 1s.lohn Jarntkr,
14-Bg1on Kaweon,
AS: stephenson,
18-H. ". uufard,
17-E. C. Preble,
i8-Henry Stone.
19-EtWufn McLyrch,
M-John l.. PaiBohB,
N-George Smith, +.
@-JtnmIAh 8heab2u,
S3-RlchEs d Wii.lsms,
2:-1oseph 6tafkey,
@-John Long,
@-H. C.L}man,
T-R1chard He1e,
es-Mlch1el Ryan,
@-Adsm Gassman,-
M-u. @. Chase,
M-W. Il. Chant,
3:-F. B. Gardner,
B-Wliitn Dorr,
H-W'm. Stirling,
&-HtnD Waller,
8-Jotp Kelly,
T-Wl,l!am Betuhian,
xS-jalne. Il. Knox,
@-1,. /. DopnelIy,
&0-6lepheu De1npsoy,
41-Wil1ism Domain.
&c. r. Root,
49-Geo. c. Phelps,
44-Jacohus Hob,
H-Cha1fe4 Dyrnt,
46-Wm, Wheeler,
fyEAn d 4 p a -Is-a
, 1864-10-02

DTcI$.
! 1-Jnhr llayhast.
8 : Marin Hyer.
8-JUhc QIn,s.
4-IewIat+nnsn9-
5-Juhu Hnll,aon.
f-Jnhn i,,M.er.
~ MIN. Miller.
| ajnhn Tr1or.
|. aAncntt Kuht.
l0-Tbo.nas Roct,
1I-John XujeeF,
1a-Chaflts Le!b,
18-FFune1s ClintIy,
14-GeoIge Andersen,
1b-Ju!lus Nulksy.
16-ts sotfned PrtgtiX.
1s-Hcnfy y. HoraH,
1e-Porter Grow.
1o-FredeElbk Tunnel,
@-:.- HotcushAl,
1-Johu Barrow,
8-Ch1ist WaRFensr,
- FetefAoa,
-0nn 5npH1,
2-11motnJ D9noH"t D9}n.Io1H"t
A-sTeasta4 q Mlliet,
-Ea5aGs Z. ssN5 g ssa Ctans1 HA,,..x
| -Ftsa s6 fIso EnneuM'1ief' Iams \
| ML1eVia ainsnt
91-Ennrh HIsm'
se-1nhn f;asner.
M-Irnn Hrt.,.1
-ps,,1 fsslIn '
* fn@sonfsWrt.ovrn. an
w-TS.,,a*T = p;dsr
W-Henrsrh ,tr5 1ashnsnl.
Sa-Ths-.s. Sst.s. fenoEs
niss 4 Eorrsf.
1s-yohr II smnnsfenn
= IsM.s . P.essS
. W.t.~ rnIHEsS' 4MHsS'
1esSt ~. 80. Snannss>t.s-, ~
se-M"n ~. a}S.n :, ~
M@TTa5dtIHta - ! Ia1aarS Nusrsak
- i aRS.ms EnRS.nr
~ 0LA0 n0AAF1As
, 1864-10-02

FOR SALB.-Slaughtering and
BtndestEe eatabnsbnans q Tho sou1 B-aneh.
teF e9 a asis m es ~ 1of
Of HDAGLAND. Ia South Water It.
, 1864-10-02

Especial Dispatch % ths Vaaeaku Ifuuns+l
DK1pozroxz, Saturday. Oct. 1-sr.x.
C1zAxrp-casr.es. Lsssl1e, 1oo bril- sals: J.A NJ
Easd. Ottawa. u So II lumber. 1s.suAh Aas7aFca
Nor1, ccntest Morris ;r,ts It lumber. lo;asc lst.
ltoe bricf T. Lincoln. Mo.s1s: sssa 1ss s::sss I'd
sxasss.o sssdass .o Esoe p aMa d. ssns:1
taEs, 0tsss: IwpsFi.l: Los5I3Hs E;aassneint: ~ r.
eA1e. tb4 II lumbar tes1fS e. ~ os1s ssat
AxSiTYnMSt ~ svatta. Ea1kAKae, faedet, S,S:1 hua
ba1poxroK1s Oct. Ill r. II.
cI1At1D-Not1lnE. Ga ... >&.
sf.1s 4ar.sss ~ q, 40 DO d. g. Loorais. 90, Is
% 1sfd,, ~ 6'afsaia9 e. sto1: Mp
Osa.t. ia IN cesn EixAostn. toek1olt. 100 61
corr. 4 II 4 - nes, in n 10 rrtS houf.
, 1864-10-02

.fH- Soldiers and Catixen8, ret your cuakom
INSIDE ahlrts and farm sshiu9 goods at Wilson'S ix8
Dearborn street, where great Inducements ate OF.
fercd. eepa9t67-At
, 1864-10-02

~ Dis41ses Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary.
and Se1ual Syeterna.-New and reliable treatment
LIN reports ot tho Howard Association Sent By
mall In etaled letter envelopes, tree OF chs-ke.
Adtrets DR.. J. sk,llsn Monghten, Howard AZ
soeiatIou, Nc. South Ninth street. PhllAdel-
phis, fa. gsp29T97-1m
, 1864-10-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

6LoAN's CoHxTnc1AI AND N1lrfAhr CoL1xox,
AcCcrnfek Building, corner Of Randolph and
Dearborn streets, 4 open Day md eveniag Colonel
the had Of the ins.itation, ~ heretofore,
D-pr Justin Hayass Institute, 06 State street,
ChlcAFst speciality tfsAtucAt OF chronic diseases.
For further particulars eend for ! number OF the
. FaoP,tS JoaFHas Of Rtafea, r. o. Drawer 674a.
, 1864-10-02

MED acel Refsrm.-1n these days Of 90
called medical reform, :wheu = thousand medical
quaeks palm Of ten thousand nosuums upon tho
people ~ panaceas for Ill the Ills that desh IL
1sast ona man II existence Who, while making \
certain c)ass Ct dlsessee bis specially, has Jet
stserea wide Of that gull into which 70 mAay havs
ALLEN. and cembiaes a thorough general medical
education and an enlifhtensd cos1sn Of treatment
With an exclusive attention 70 one c'ass Of dlaer-
asrs. Taose who are In need sf traatmeat for dis
eases Of the yencrtA type, who are Afflicted with
RFif1natorrhea or chronic ceulpsalatt c.sny ktad,
nay test assured that In Dr.. bigelow they will Ind
man Wsll ntted to dsA with thslr cases. how.
IL the Nay Of edectiuK cure. His ef1co n Ut No.
1N clark street, on the corner Of Monroe.
oe2-i344lt
, 1864-10-02

Additionul 100 u<r cent
B-Janes Mxlonep,
W-Alcxnnder Qu,id, il
N-NenfJ 9, btoy,
8 8-Thnmls FJe, =
e9-RIchArd Dix.
Ej-Thomls Wallace
84-J. 8. Reed,
&-P. ]. uantAuder,-
#-Mtchtol McBnde,
81-A. n. Vandy,
8-Honry koose,
e9-B T. WsgZins,
M-S. J. Smith,
g1-Charles Collins,
&C. Hanskc,
N-.. Derrick,
#-S. B. Rsympnd.
@-Ftlston Elder,
~-Eenr,a Allan
17-s chsnmsn
/ m-fienw ElnH,ntrr
"a Feiker.
| 100-Wslter Treleren.
A.1-C. Il. Ss1ongtol,
1na-Jnhn DaFmr.
/ i6s-Wi ia Bedford,
IfH-Robert HacKiIy.
| jW-W. n. Mil]er.
4 ida 1-Michsei FItzenrn1i,,
! mo. ~ Whftnev.
Ts-Jsmos aiascott
itW-E. NsLeali. -
| 11il-8. y. DruT.a
iiI-Reabe1 Ds7ts.
| ii 9-W.V. Mlnear.
| i18-Ge7. AndreWs.
iiLE. ". TTle.
SsT-tS
, 1864-10-02

W14TKkH uN1o1 CoII1ox AND Nu1rA21 AnAu-
xKY, FULTON, 1LLuso1.-Adr dr1t-class boarding in-
stitrtinn for young men and boys. Cadets received
Bepu7&32&5M PtesIdSnt.
, 1864-10-02

szu1 TILT coxK.-Ou Saturday John 7. Russell
and Wl!ltana Alden two more typos engaged ia the
TRIBUNE Office left their cases to join the grand
army now masstng in the North 70 roll down the
bulwsru Of every rebel STRONGHOLD. Measre. Rns-
tell ard Alden have en- 1ptcd from purely patriotic
motives, for II craftsmen they had no aupas1or1
ttntt our friends will hare pleasant and success.
~ that they may return to their cAaes
The better for their moi be An0 patriotic actlou.
, 1864-10-02

TOR SALE-At u low prloe. lot
l. OF Is tCc feat common j4tltt md plank suit.bls
for plat King OF 1idaVAl DAVID lUQ1WILLlE
corner OF EIsallla anu OHIO Eea:s. oc7k3t1-lf
, 1864-10-02

EWe csll the attention Of the public 70 the
1eH Plumbing establishment Of O'asfa d Bytne,
corner Of Wells and Waahingteas ssreets. late wltt
AsC Becker, Scp3T S8g4Sk
, 1864-10-02

~ D,sesaea Of the Nayous, ssu,inal. Urinary
and Sexual eJBtems.-New tud fsliahla tJe&tnent
in reports of ths Howard Assocaton. Sent by
m,il In sssle9 !Stfsr % %s9!sloPes, ires q shasgs.
asdon, No. : South Nlr..1 sEest, Philadelphia.
Pk i53m22&4uR
, 1864-10-02

NOR SALE-1O0O tons first quail
Il tty Rtslis Hay, an stscked and in rood orde1,
convenient to llil ots Central R&liroad station
FeErAtHEsfars call At ths oocs Of fI9AAc r HUT
4 co... 85 teuth ClafE snoet. WILL soll in bulk or
ballso and delivered. ocl k1Si.1t
, 1864-10-02

FOR SALE--The cargo OF T. 7.
- Avery.. Canada pnnK aAMed stock BoArda Of
tuosaioF Quellt{ Aad N1Ito11 lanEths. aMoNEutx 70
m A14 Ohio 1tfeetA4 pt3sySl-ft
, 1864-10-02
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dtspatch to the Chicago Tfth1ne1
AyrwAEEKx. SATURDAY. Oct l.

Ta9eelN DMpAtch to The CMta&o 1flbfhe.J
N1rwACkKK, Saturday, Oct+ i.
flor1-Very dull; market noninal-
GH1u-Receipsa Of wheat, 1S'3ea R1aaels, akatnst
1o,xs hu,hs1s corresponding e&y last week. Market
E.saal.t; opened At sls7: declines to alsa, s1onnE
In store NJ n ss, lo do Do &s1 s-seo Bushels No,
2,te,ler:a option. III next week. siu. Oats. dull
va a.e g. :. ;o:s y Ht,1 II oH
ins RE-. ac ioVe,: tstea: et1 u ztora u us.
CA1ri1-Aetlye; sales. incin 1inx 1eS head, rA1Z
, 1864-10-02

Hrx4 Aco1uxs7s,-The bark "snow Bird"
Csptain !. r. Blake. lying in the south Branch.
below Nadtson street bridge. was run into by :
propeller on Friday and iplured to tho extent OF
Nrewsboy named Jobnny Wainr1ght, yesterday
fell fnto tho E1yet from Halsted street bridge and
bT rentjeman ramed Petrick McQlnnls, who
plunged into tho river and swan to his rcief. Il
requires heroic fortitude TO wet'' In the South
Bsarch voluntarily, and the fact deserves to bt
ehrnntcted
, 1864-10-02

REruaH OF 4 GALLANT so1p1Hn.-Maor T. 8.
Clatkaoo. after threa 5eara and s1x months SER
vice In the armies Of The conatry, has returned
again to private life. Msjor CIa1ksoa entered tho
wsx ~ private in Company A, Chicago Afti1lerr,
Immediately after tho fhl1 Of Sumter ind has becn
premoted for gsllsLtls and efacdencY from one DO
been in The SERVES witt ont interruption since 3be
commencement OF the war, and has vol ntfi.ed
the retlremapt he ROW oetks
, 1864-10-02

MetroPSlltEn Han to R4nt.-Tkis Hal
IL 10 rcnt Tor al the purposes fcx which Eueh hss
arc ordinarily used. Te1mB moderate. Appllca-
tors cAa be uads at tha oNts. adjoining the en-.
trance to th4 Hal. ialQ-b9xc.H
, 1864-10-02
Railroad Time Table.

CHICAGO AND NoKIHWEeTXHH-DEFQF QQH. WEST
EAFER AND KNIFE eFA
, 1864-10-02

FOR SAL E-A tpan OF 4 ho1sss,
l. selected By the owner for f.u,i1, ii, ve.-s
old. wa1tsntea gentle ao" ftse issm Ill defsc:s. TO
bd At the 11TdFy Stable cnpotito Postnfien ~
h&sy.pAaf fQpf for taIf6 dh4A. ttc1. m. IN
, 1864-10-02

Gum 1EsuRKo~-A srntn child whone name our
reporter could not learn, was run ovee BY an ex-
prcS5 w1een on Market street on Saturday and
Hestxely. injured. The vehicle was driven By
Fetkloes boY and owned ~ Michae. Densins. The
prsct1ce now 70 common OF allowing tnexperi.
enced boys to drive these express wagons 10 de-
set11ng or severe censurc,
, 1864-10-02

BunoIAR1.-WilBam Marcus was asratgned be
fore Justice Miller on Saturday, charged with
burglary. On Friday night he has discovered
providing aboat the rooms OF WrtRht's Hotel. %
North Wells street, and detected IN the net Of en-
teripK one Of tho boerdc1's roons. He IL stran.
Rer ID tie city, and is doubtless professional
shieF, Upcn Ill person vas ,ionnd i full sat OF
burglars tools which he evidently only valted The
Opportunity to use. when detected he fought
fsicely and endeavored 70 stab the night watch
MN, He was required to dnd $4,000 b.l to ~
near at tha Recorders Court for trial.
, 1864-10-02

ADiHk DExp.-csptain Jsck Nelson was cnllty
on Friday Of IN adventure, the dark features Of
which were set forth strongly in the Armofy In tbs
morning. On Friday night the Captain made :
descent On negro dance house, oycz 6hehan's
taloop, On Polk street Lear Second avenue, and
eapsurtd d Jorfv four shades, who were enjoying
thtnseives with great gu1to TO the Rfckt dtraust
OF tht3r tnure quiet nef2hbors. TIE "csy hnd fes.
tive thrt mr." were brought m To the Aruo.y and all
fned In runs vat3 31ng from 8 to $1d Tae city
teAlixed seo or S40o and the Csptaiu, It is hoped
destroyed an almost anto1eracle nuisance.
, 1864-10-02

EXCHANGE OF Sick REnkL PR1soaxns OF Wan
-Iieut. Col. 6titncr, Commiseary Of Prisoners At
Camp Douglas has received orders from Washlng-
ton to cn1oll The nsmes Of all eonvalescent rebel
prisoners in hts charge. preparatory to thes being
sent South for e1caspge. This, when Effected. will
relieve the snreeons at Camp Dougias of. nearly
Ave hundred pstients.
, 1864-10-02
THE CITY.
~ Attention IL called to Nss. Duaa's nil
nmy openlnk Ia our advertising caiumns.

TaK 1a7p REotnxxT.--Ths 1854 regiment. ono
hundred day mem has received ordsss 10 report to
General Roeec1ns, At st. Louis. without delay,
al will probably proceed thilhe1 from Camp Fly
tn1s evening. They sro not expected to be long
abSent,
, 1864-10-02
Qt)ifa9o Qribntlt.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER ., 1854

W)l(09o WIWnM.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1854
= THE CITY. !
~ Attention il called to Nss. Duaas mill
nTg opening In onr advertising columns.
rrnsoxa1--non. Je.ss o. Morton, neassr of
cargsess from tho Joliet District, u IL tova and
stopp!ug n The Ttsmasl.
F17aaxAL -eesxeaat Wilson, Of Cspt. Kovst's
company. sea@ay In charge ol Tho Reat, and who
hts oecomA EsM known in that oapseity, WIS yes.
ss.s Ss i ri y :si!ss 70 I'd ::s p
essnusnsn, s aid we Wish hn much SUCCESS IN edv'l
TIN 1a3p RzotnxxT.~Ths 1ssd regiment. ono
hundred day men, has received ordsss 10 report to
General Roeeezlns, At st. Louis. without delay,
ss e4eas 4hsy rs not % sa 70 S' ss laaS
absent.
THK Orra1xo To-NIou1.-The evening .ea-
eions At Bryant 4 6tratton's Commercial CoIlo,e
commence this (Mondayl evening. Now II the
tlms young gentlemen to prepare yourse.vea to 90
bsstaess either tor yorftclves or tor othsrs Il IL
sone.ftng tnst 5ou cannot aaoid 10 do without,
Aocpxur OK THE NonruwRsrKnH RUNWAY
A German named John Free, laborer On tho
Northwestern Railroad. was run over on Friday
by ststel train. while passing the maehtne shop,
horribly msn1lIng his left leg jast baow the knee.
coup1o q houn aferMntde, d ply stc1xn was sum.
Boz PATl1oTuN.-Two lads, named William
Sturgfs and VII lam Allen, yesterday. contributed
the eum OF &ab0 to the fund for the benedt Of tho
BY them. Tho ettitc proceeds ofsthe fair were
3'eeQ. but some mtscreaut stole SO Of the money,
Ns'"s@A4k VIC 'oA"Aoo ma'e1.aos'
ru- r-.-.-.- -u
,;aus.u IAx. ~ f.Ia.onach.IA eaaaa Of aa men.
% s c,n.s a,t n''., % .1s ~, IN
so,d,.r., Rat ~ F,5d,r .v.r1n. 49,, 1910.
Th.t - W. ~ ~ Hoo Aaalson
eoess som nc NSw y 4r'ea1s ;sa Esns. hos
Inen s na1 sio,. on1 ap;h S9 g., Ss1a WIS.,
--N -.-,
Cum Ixyu1zo.-A susn child whose name our
reporter could not learn, was run oves By an az
prrs5 wasen On Market street on Saturday and
sefs.y st[3sy ,an3niea. 1ae venieis va driven II
nrnrttcr ro,v ~ cnmmonn ~ ,iIo.jnr In.-rs1a ~
enced boy . to driys these exoress wa9ons Il d.
a DARK DKEn.-csptntn Jsek Nelson was guilty
on Friday Of IN adventure, tbs dark features Of
which were set forth strongly in the Armory In the
morning. On Friday night the Captain made Z
descent On = negro dance house, oycx Ehehan's
tsloop, On Polk strret Lear Second avenue, and
saptura yo.fyJour shades. Who were en}oJin:
oY thtir more quiet neiRhbors. Tue scsy 1nd fes.
tive tbft pc were hrotrht IN 10 the Armory and iii
fned In trltps var ,iug finn Is to xlJ Tae city
destFoyt1 aa almost anto1e1a ole nu1slnco.
r------
, 1864-10-02

socAL RzuMoH.-on Saturday evening the
employees Of the Journal, and few invited
friends met 1t the fremont House, IN accordance
ss1nS atey se.tsned e. eis dipio.Isea sa posi asI
ton Il the Court OF st. Jsmea, now resumes his
editorial connection With the journal. About $50
IN the usus1 style Of" mine host" Of the fremont.
Speeches and tossta followed each other IN rapid
Succession. and when the hour Of separation n
Hved, each departed 70 his home, well pleased
With the evenings entertainment.
, 1864-10-02

Boz PAT11o1mH.-Two lads, named William
stuEgfs and VII lam Allen. yesterday. contributed
the eum Of &abo to the fund for tho oenedk Of tho
EoldieTs Rest-the proceeds Of juvenile fall held
BY them. Tho ettiIc proceeds olsthe fair were
SO 80, but some mtscreaut stole SD OF the money
reducing tho A0nalion materially.
, 1864-10-02

TOR RALE 100 y.rds Of bsst
qusfiy Brussels Csrpet, At halt pr sseut valx.
Warranted pesfect. Cal At WALLS BROS. liz
Lake Effeet, up sta1tt. Qe%tSt3.3s
, 1864-10-02

Found DaoWxED.-Yesterday afternoon the
body Of 4 man vas found by some boatnsn hoat-
Ing In the river near Randolph street bridge Cor.
oDer Wagner VA. sent for. and the result Of the
Investigation was that the deceased was one Jul1-
1Dfant,y {huodsed day rcciment) He leit hIa
boarding. .hoase, 10. S68 Madison street, On Mon.
dsy evening in state Of fntoxicadoD, and 1t ts
was about to1tY.nre yeare OF age, NATIVE Of SAKE
Gotht. and lea1es sietef reading IN Alton, IL
, 1864-10-02

TuK OrHa1xo To-N1ouT.-The evening sef-
eions At Bryant 4 stsatton's commerela, Co,lo,e
commences this monday evening. Nov IL the
time young gentlemen to prepare yourse.vea to DO
bgstaess either Tor yoEftciveb tor othsrn II IL
aonelftnE tnst you cannot aQotd 10 do without,
, 1864-10-02

F0R SALE-Or Exchange for a
Il mail Faxu, n su Ill Hcuso and athrse b:ocks
EnrtA Of Union PARK. P7tce. $t.59c. InqnIre OF
CLAFI1H q FAT, IS ClAfx at.ett. ot4-333t
, 1864-10-02

Aoc1pTNT OK THE NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
A German named John Free. laborer on the
Northwestern Railroad. was run orer on Friday,
BY gr1tel train. while passing the naehtne shop,
horribly mxnRlIng his left leg just below the knee
A couple q hours Afterwards, ph. sclsn was eu
moned, who amputsted the tnat:ertd Limb.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
Rntlar Rainforeea Grant.

FoRTREss MONROE, May s1.-It is no
longer improper to speak of the important
movements that have been progressing in
this department during the past two days,
as they are now fully accomplished. A
large portion of the troops at Bermuds
Hundred under General Butler, have been
transferred, under command of Gen. Smith,
to the army of the Potomac. The troops
were sent in transports With great CELEBRITY
up York River to White House, the new
base of supplies of Gen. Grant Generals
Smith and Brooks passed up yesterday.
Gen. Gilmore remains with Gen Butler. at
Bermuda Hundreds, ALSO Generals Ames
and Wild. Large quantities of supplies
have been sent mp to the White House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-01
4aanAniIIain 0!iR!
from .seeretary sfanton:I
/. -Tg,,, -.,,s-- Wal. DEPARTnHrF, n +.

-,
| Dispatches from Gen. Grant dated ats
O'Clock this morning at HaWe's Shop has
jusE Ebsen received. It1is IS follows: 72'i0'
The enemy came over on our left last
eSeninE and attacked rs. They were easi-
~ 7rePulsed and with very considerable
slaughter. To relieve Gen. Warren, who
vas on the left, speedily, Gen. Meade Or
dered an attack, by the balance of our lines.
Gen, Haps0ck was the only one who re-
eelTed the order in time to make the at
from bis entrenched skirmish line and still
holds It. have no report of our losses,
but suppose them TO- be light. 'As@ 40
+ Other official. dispatches, but not from
Gep-i Grant, we're received At the same
time and gave more details. They are ~.
follows: { .-.. ..- .. =. 80.
+ The first being dated yesterday, soth,
g A. n. 10 the course OF the afternoon,
Warren was pushed down on our left, uutii
his flank divison, under Crawford, reached
. point wet ofShAdy Grove House. 0raw :.
ford, having got detached from the rest
of the corps, Was attacked and driven
back little. The enemy then threw 3
force, which appeared to have consisted
of Ewell's corps, upon Warren's left, at
tempting to turn il, but was repulsed.-
The engagement was short, sharp aud de-
cisive.
Warren holds his ground, distance Of
miles from Richmond, he Reports that
he has taken q considerable number OF
prisoners, and that there are many rebel
dead on the field. OF his own losses he
has made no report.
His latest dispatches say the enemy are
moving troops to his left, apparently to
clear the approach to Richmond In thai di.
rection.,ra ~ .ss,t-- I'd. l~.I l''..E =.
On our right an active conflict has been
raging ever since dark, but has just clos
As soon as the enemy attacked the1Ieft
of Warren, Wright and Hancock were
ordeeed TO pitch in, but do not seem to
have got ready until after nightfall. No
report has yet been received from them.
| The other despatch above referred 10 il
dated at o'clock this morning, and
states that in Hancock's attack last night
Colonel Brooks drove the enemy out of'a
strongly entrenched skirmish line, and NOW
holds it,ic ar--- $40 Fa.g,l l.. I.
Theslosses are not reported. lug : !.
/ Burnside's whole corps got across the
/ TolopatomY creek lasteVening aud is IN
full connection with WArren's. <aE ddS
The left of Hancock rests upon this side
of the creek. The 9Th corps is upon Han.
cocks right and threatens the left flank of
the.enemy.
Smith ought to arrive at New CASTLE by.
noon whence he can support Warren and
Burnside it necessary. - ~ a-'s'isa'
Sheridan with Gregg aud Torbett'G die
vision of cayslry is cd our left flank, Will
son is on the right and rear for purposes
reported in the former dispatch. SIT CO..
The country there:abouts il tthiokIy
wooded with pinesF with good Sopeping.
The indications this morning are that the
enemy has fallen bach, south Of the Chick
ahominy. Nothing of later date has been
received by this Department. -7''-..z o.
| TsienedI 90 a.ata.a B. N. STATION.
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Mai. Gen. Candy to take Banks's
Command-Banks Military Gov

Maj. Gen. Candy to take Banks's
Command-Banks Military Gov
d ernor of Louisiana-Signor Ar
guelles at Havana.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3O.-The Bulletin
has the following special:
WAsH1HeroH, May 30.-The Star says
that all the troops in the field in the De-
partmeut OF the Gulf and west of the Mis-
sissippi river, not including Missouri, are
to be commanded by Maj. Gen. Oauby.
Banks has been appointed Military Gov
ernor of Louisiana.
The Captain General of Cuba announces
the arrival of Arguelles at Havana in the
custody of the Spanish agent. The Cap
tain GenI in letter, returns thanks to
Seward, for the service he has rendered
humanity by furnishing medium through
which great numbers of men may obtain
their emancipation, whom the escape of
Arguelles would have reduced to slavery.
The Capt Gen'l adds that the simple pres-
ence of Arguelles on his return to the Is
land had already in a few minutes given
liberty to SO human beings.
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From admiral Porter.

I WAsH1NeroN, May. 3l.-The Navy de-
partment has received an official despatch
from Admiral Porter; dated Cairo May 26,
announcing his arrival there, before re-
ported aud in which he states thathe arri-
we'd at Cairo, four days from Red River.
On the 2sth, the army had ALI crossed the
AtchafaIaya, and Gen. Smiths division
embarked. The gnubosts covered the
army until all we're over. Gun Smith who
brought up the rear, turned on the enemy
with part of his command under 6eneral
Mower. killed and Wounded apum6sF aad
ssP'qrsd so Prisoners sos and s TWO sId Rg
Smith, BESIDES The guns OF Fort D eRussy, !
id all of which,cspIures Gen. Mower, bore
a conspicuous part. The Rebels bad 9
battery on the banks below Tunica Point,
Bat the boats drove them OF after
ahnrt ennantnTnnant ~ E.a!L ~ =
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e sEElnasaaaAaas J1sls...- r. HAaals, 81.

"a sEsinaaas4az J1HiEass R.. HAAS, who
was killed on tho North Western Turn;
pike about nine miles from Romney, by
guerrillas, 'szfew days ago was buriedyes-
tsrday from the residence: of his father, in
this city, With military hopors. Sergeant
Harris 1dsskfiea at the house Of . man,
by the name Of orisswell. He in company
With man. named smithIey, were on a
scout, and stopped to stay all night at
CrissWelps., The, latter advised them not
to stay at his house, as the country was
full of guerrillas. They, however, conclu-
ded to remain, and towards evening three
gueFrillLsg rode up tojths, house and dis.l
mounted. Sergeant Hartis, ran out of the
house into the 5ard and when he had gone
about fifty yards he was fred upon. he
returned the ere with his pistol, bnt
was at last observed to fall. Upon APP
preaching him he was found to have been
shot in the breast. he. lived but = short
time, aud the next day he was buried by
CrisSWell and the neighbors. Smithley was
taken prisoner and is now. in Dixis. The
remains of Sergeant Harris were brought
homo by his brother Henry. on Monday
evening. .sOJyAAut