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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
V.iat NJ Casualties.

John Brown A. lnd thigh. John Gorsge B ils H. arm
John s. BAR A. 9Ind, .lgySeph. Myers, G. lls H. ann
Low Niles G, sind head NJ Sherman, Is u ,m0rtsly
Ss, Tn Houton d. slnd silly Tho' Garrett q ll9 Ill, breast
W p Mhtcn, @, Ind, sty. John Wright, q, lls III arm
O. w Dunsp Ind, foots J1'{t Lemon d. iis Ill.,
Jos II. Freed. q, . ind, thish.S $50
IT, s. Johnson H. Ind killed r. Richsrdson,k ll9 Ill thigh
n NJ MsddingtoE II, Ind II. Cke.kin, d. 80 Ill, thigh
bead f. Basthns r, % Ill, thish. 70
Jacob Cool l. Ind arm. LIST 1t. James Carey, H. 80
Jo.eph shady K,9 Ind, side H., groin.
VIM Laedser, b. ILL., killed John Snyder % H. head
VIM Phelps ll9 Ill kIled Henry Yearn, % H. Killed
NJ McCoom6s Is, lls H. arm Dennis OBren, SO H. breast
James Dean, - ILL., bIssst j. vsugn. r. IL lo slight.
Sat W. H. Cass 50 H. breast I. Mclean, q, TO- slight.
Cay.nauxh X 80 Ill., arm. f. Thomas. II, IL To-, slight
j. W. Knapp A, IL To-, slight d. Resn H. IL To-, slight
J. s. Smith, A, IL To-, eight j. Beck, o. ~ Ia, slight
Up Kent, A, ~ lowe, vezy ,. stsphruson, ID, ~ Via,
). hood ], 3ie-a,kflsd n. q: bradshaw. n, s4rwis,
+ A. Ban K, y Iowa, severe .lirht.
~ wounded IN leg J. MWhite, I, ~ Wis. severe.
sergi. d. L. Simpson, c, L. Banfeid, A, "a Wis, slight
Wis. killed. A. J. MooTehouse, q, "a Wis,
a. w Flbeck, &, "a VIA, slight.
ucrtsljv ]. Mcdaniel, y, 24wis., severe.
servt w Moore,- ~ Wis II. Mckinley 2, "a Wis, slight.
Inoy.slly c. I. Bekkaw, ID Ind. Battery,
I Rhodes. C.. "a Wis slight.
scit. r H. msvoy, b, u Corp c. Hook, r, I78 N. Y,
Wi, ,light. killed
O. B. Stnbbeheld D,24 Via, WIN. Holman, =, l7s N. Y,
severe slight
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The Twemfy.sixth Massachusetts Req.
memt--Weather im Boston.
BosIoy. Saturday, April 2, 1864.

BosToS. Saturday, April 2, 1864.
The Twenty-sixth Massachusetts regiment,
resnlisted men, arrived this afternoon from Neworiean
and proceeded direct TO Lowell. whero grand puONs
reception awaits them.
The easterle gale and rainstorm continues Win se
present indications OF clearing up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
The Methodist Church south-Address Of
the Rev. DIR. Newman.
From The True Delta, March 26.

In accordance with the Government plan con-
corning the chnrches Of the South the Board Of Missions
of the Methodist Episcopal Church have sent the Rev.
j. p Newman, ID. d. TO New-Oreans to take charge OF
all the churches Of that powerful denomination there
very large audience, composed Of some OF the most
influential citizens assembled the evening OF the I'D
ps at the Carondee street Church 70 extend 10 the
reverend gentleman a cordial welcome.
On being introduced by the chairman, Dr. Newman
said;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
Major and Assistant Adjatant. GENERAL.
COMMERCIAL.

NEw-ORLEASs, Friday evening, March 20
Corfos-ro-day being Good Friday the banks and puohs
offices were closed and busdess partially suspended but s
the inducements offered by holders brought out one
buyers and 30 bales changed hands foows' bae strict
good Ordinary at CSC 80 good Ordinary good s,ye oic
II .rict low Mddng 6tc and ~ not ssosr'
taped Al 7clc Yesterday ~ bales Middlng sold at Ioc
SrgIR Avn MoLAssEs-Wth very little or none In the mar
ket md only few small lots received this morning TO days
ss we're confined to hhds new fdy fair sugar at c
% and M Mia new choice Moasses at Sc. gallon. lot
G hont 90 Dbl. old cgop Eeboied Sold but did not
-. tbs narteusrs The sales for the commercial week,
Iish clsrI last eyeniag amounted 10 $50 hhds Sugar
esn,s tgI hhds exports ls6S hhds. Sales Of Moasses,
us bbis aud ~ hf bb receipts. lcso bosi exports
3 1875 bbs
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causing the gunboats and transports in the river TO
rock as though en- earthquake had taken place. AS
there were some 400 pounds Of powder In the three
magazines which fred simultaneously, the report
was terrific. sharp fork flash shot fercely up into
the serene heavens, shedding fearful illumination on
every surrounding object and in an instant deafening
roar, louder than the loudest thunder, reyerberaed
through the forests Owing the gross careessness OF
regimental commanding officers, several men were
badly injured by pieces Of timber and earth being hurled
against them. Gen. Smith notified every officer that
the explosion wonld occur at o'clock but notwith.
standing il delayed two hours and half beyond
the allotted time, yet there who failed TO take
proper warning. Shortly after the demolition Of the
earthworks and the magazines, Lient Pannis was
ordered to destroy si1nch iron gun which the Rebels
had mounted upon the fort After cautoning every
Of the great danger in being in too close proximity
at the time OF the explosion Of the cannon yet sad to
relate there were brave men who had listened 10 and
faced too often the din and danger Of wars alarms,
and two men were struck by the pieces Of iron-king
them instantly. The victims were lieutenant and a
private belonging to an Illinois regiment whose
names have not been able to learn in TO for
ward BY this dispatch.
PERSONAL
Gen Stone, Chief Of Gen Bankss staff reached here
yesterday the steamer Laurel Hill from New'Or
leans Gen. Lee, Chief ofCavaly in Ger Banks's army
reached here this afternoon. They report Gen. Bsnkss
forces beyond Opeousas where the violent rain storms
had greatly impeded the progress Of the army. The
roads through which Gen. Bankss troops have had to
march in the Tecke country are almost impossible
during rainy weather and il is this that has caused bis
delay Thc-c is considerable talk Of taking Shreveport
by seige among prominen; military men.
sEcEsH REPORT.
rumor is current among the Secesh here that Gen
Steele entered Shreveport on Thursday the l7th after
pitched battle Of ten hours duration. No confidence
can be placed in this report although such thing ma
actually have occurred reported At al events loeA
out for big events crowdng thick and fast upon you be
| fore the 18th Of April J. e. H.
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u
DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.
THETECYE COUNTRY EXPEDITION
ssorming and Capture CT
Fort DE Russy'
Description by Our Correspondents
RAPID MARCHING AND IT'S RESULTS.
Another Severe Blow to the Rebellion
Description by Our Correspondents
RAPID MARCHING AND IT'S RESULTS.
Another Severe Blow to the Rebellion

LIST OF THE CASUALTIES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
HIS ADDRESS TO THE MEMBERS.

By the arrival of the steamships Matan2sS'
Capt. Lonegang and Columbia, Capt barton we nav
date,, frem New-Orleans to the 10Th Of March, t"o
aayt later The election Of Delegates to the Oons''u
Saaal Convention was to take place last Monday ana
SAe,e sas no doubt that it would result In favor ol
Ere State Constitution. Unemployed negroes Dy
osser d Maj Con Reynolds are to be placed under
Sss SCARCE Of Col Hanks, and set 70 work
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III ssornsing and Capture Of Fort DE
a4ssy. Red River, La.-Pali ParticUH
bars lre,n an Esc.wisness-0 niciat list
Of Casualties, &c.
g,oo Our SpcciaI Correspondent.

F7TtuHl NVTI''V'IIIc'N'
ON BOARD STEAMER CLAIR. BELL, Flatshipa
he'd River Expedition Opposite Fort DE I
{ -at Russy La, March II, lsG4.
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TEE METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH

RECEPTION OF THE REV. Dr. EEWMAN
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ETPHU1 Ut bNI UF OUIUhtU FEASUNS.
HEADQUARTERS DEFEssES NEW ORLEANS
.ORLIANs. Narch "a ls64

GENERAL ORDERS, No. I2.-All colored per-
sons of either SEX who are unemployed o. who kayo
no Visible OF support will be taken in charge by
Col IT. III. Hanks, Superintendent OF Negro Labor, who
viii make provision for their employment and pay, in
accordance with existing Department orders ON the
subject oflabor.
Citizens requested 10 report al OF vagTant
colored people TO Col Hanks, No l3e Julia street
That private servant may be intcrfered with in
cutting this order parties who employ colored people
will give 10 each certificate OF employment which
tfcate will exhibit the name and residence Of the en-
ployer.
Citizens having colorel people in their employ who
are superfuoas or irsubordinate viii be promptly
leyed OF them by reporting The fact " Col Hanks.
BY command OF MAJ Gen. j. j. REYNOLDS.
JOHN LETTERING,
Major and Assistant Adiutant. General
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ALEXANDRA. La, March ~. is1
ARRrgAL or oEs- a. .. s5nrns EagfpiTIos
The advance of Gen. A. j. Smiths forces, un-
der command Of BrigsGen. John A. Mower. reached
here on the evening Of the 6ti, accompanied by Ad-
mra Ptrtor and his Beet Of powerful scn clad gun
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incoso herewith complete official list Of casualties.
Most Of the forwarded several days since
by telegraph regret "a announce that the small poI
prevails alarming extent among the troops, and IL
on the Increase gEB
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-08

ftteuiaFs Of Fridays Fighting.
Ew YoRK, June THE Trf5unss !
90 i4l from Cold Arbor says of Friday
b ting: A general assault was made
D mp'ly at the hour ordered, 4:30 A.
Ii by Hancock; Wright, Smith, Warren
a.d burnside did not participate :
The attack was brave and our loss Sc
we're. but the result vas indecisive ger.
sreliy, bat the line was advanced mate.
rally.
saith carried and retains well en-
trenebed position and the other Corps
are 10 possession Of detached works and
various other positions from which We
drove the enemy. sfe
Barlow, under Hancock, carried eve
thing before him, capturing guns, pris-
oners and colors, but owing to bis adj
yanced position had to relinquish them
Our men set TO work Immediately to
strengthen their newly acquired position.
The prisoners taken are from every
C'rps Of Lees army proper, showing
th.t the enemy has used everything he
can Command.
Sheridan is reported 10 hold Bottoms
Bridge. This may induce the rebels 10
retreat across the Chickahominy
JUsE s, A. M-The enemy made q
night attack on the Second corps last
night, and we're. repulsed With great
loss. Sheridan took Bottoms Bridge
last night
csnnopadipg opened on our right. No
musketry yes
Another Tribune correspondent says
In Fridays fight, owing 70 the formida-
BILE character Of the enemy's works, it
was deemed impolitic to continue the as
sault, and at noon our men rested in
their new positions after making them
impregnAble.
Another correspondent says: OF one
thing the enemy must be Thoroughly
satisfied and that is, that be cannot
break our lines nor drive 0ur men from
their established positions though be
pile every man Of all his corps on any
point Of our line.
The 1ffbate's correspondent at Cold
Harbor, 9th, 8 A. b., says; Il has beer
ascertained this morning that the enemy
has withdrawn his forces from our righl
front, at Bethsada Church. Now and
then cannon is heard, probably from
our cavalry, harrsasing their retreelinp
columns. Grant says the capturg II
Richmond is only a question Of time
BE IL confident OF his nbilty to take Il
Col, Morris, Of the 66th, was killed b
q sharpshooter while walking with Gen
Barlow.
The HeraIfs correspondent with tbs
Ninth corps, writing under date Of Juns
18th, says the enemy evacuated ia tbs
night. Their retreat was most precipi
tatei guns, knapsacks aud camp equip
age being left behind, Ewell has failed
again to turn cur right. There is nov
no enemy in front Of our corps
Col Morris, 9TH New York artillery
vas not killed II was Col Morris Of tbs
56ih infantry.
The Heralds correspondent Of tbs
fth Corps, under date Of June 4, II
eek A. NJ, says that in the charge
q the rebel works the veteran corp
magnifcently brave. After driyint
out Of their works our men la
in hundred yards Of them. Day
revealed the fact that the eneml
made hasty retreat Numerous
ks Of muskeis were left standing on
esrthworks The corps immediatel,
Ivaneed, but there was no enemy visi
lie. The vacated works show that Ew
ellis corps was terribly beaten.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-08

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Ths steamer s.
4 spaulding, which left White House At
10 o'clock yesterday morning, arrived
here to-day. Direct telegraphic COM
munication has been established betwt en-
White HOUSE and Washington. There
were about three hundred rebel prison
erS at the White House when the Spsuld-
ing left.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-08
REMOVAL.
Stage ORee Remoyal.

THE EVANSVILLE AND Mt. yEESoE
4 stare Oface has teen removed from, tkA
washinEgor Hcrse % the American Herss. Tks
stage will lssxe daily between sven and siSht
oacleck An.
The Boouvflis essgs leaves ths American Ecuss
gu Mcnd4ys, wedrssd&Fx, and Fridays, 6eFrsun
ssvsp aud ssght c'eicek An.
mawei Af<a 4sst1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-08
The Best is the Cheapest.
INSURE WITT THE
Net Assets. January. 1854,
$4,000. 556.3O /. (.

" TIE PLAN sND ORGANIZATION 81 fhs
ETSA, a1er IS ysars q severe trial. hes re-
aiized thu greatest pubIio advantages and
success Of the various systems Of FIR THss.
rance 81 the eoantry. - Hsw better than
ever prepared for dutF. ea M
s. 1900 Loss Clainas have been ssttlsd sad paid.
SIXTEEN MILLIONS o. DOLLARS.
8. THE CONSUMPTION or PROPERTY BY
FIRE IN the United STATES svsrazss ever
aieo,o9o eziiy. IL POUR property sxrassd
aud uuprotsctedf
:. ARE YOU INSURED II Eet~ why not Z
The cost Is FiaiBg; tbs duty Is manifest (;
The JNuit may Be- yuur saesps fr1za rniu
--<Atie s-lay sad Beziect nay fnvofvs
"a yea r. bankruptcy, poverty, 81 erasi di-
arusstsasnexst4 sAs ss kasE aM#H tMHGE&
s. PEaTfcULAR ATTENTION aad rsxard l.
given 70 tsasii risks - Feil a. fArgs ssas
ABB and snperfor eaz1erriai adEsutNE.4
adsriea.
So Insurance solicited and Policies Issued b.
J. ". HKzSES, Agzn1,
lA@s AAFbie Hal Bnklii4x. 30. .. Main ~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-08
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE IS hereby given that ~ virgue of "a
~ order Of the Nsrdsrburgh County Court 81
Coz men Rless ths Un6~ssixzIa1 szecusar sf the
iast viii Of Emanuel Hall, Gereazsd xfIl oHer for
sac AZ pFiFAts sails On the pre- zsez, on Saturday
the l1tA cay 81 June fss4. Re .oisg-girr "a r.
stats 70 wiz Ter acres CO OF she Eouah end 81
ths middle part q shs southeast quarter esstian
twenty 81 township SIX 20, sonth II FAnxa
tee libt wast said middle cart being shlfty -ahfe
1887 eeress running uoFfh tsna sSufk trosszh all
quarter section g poIHf tEsney rods ncrth n
the south lias Of sid seetfoa = Esl1
TkshMS-1ha purchaser viii be reqmsxnd 10 nav
ons-h&if % the pufshass money cash, 4nd tie bal
Apes IL rine moths fran GATE uson netss ~Ifh
approved snrsty With igtsress wavfng xa4uasfss
laws RoBEET 7. HULL, Execnfor.
zyie-4N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-08
MILITARY NOTICE.


Once Of Provost Marshal,
Evansville. Ind, May 10, 1894 I
NStse 60 Offteera and Men Absent
from their Commands.
IN conformity with directions received AZ this
Il enios nom Msj Gen. N. J. T. Dana, u.s.V, act
Ing uudrr authority from the War Department, all
oncsrs Except general ofaeersl aud enlisted men
absent ffcm their commands within the Stata of
lndiana are hereby nstihed that "a they win be
required 70 exhibit the authority by which they
are absent nom their commands, hy which they
are present At the place interrogated. IfA propsr
pases order, OF permit Is not shown, the party
will Immediately be arrested and n he Is unable.
without delay, TO produce satisfactory proof that
be ts provided vita one Of the above Documents
from oompesent authority. he will Immediately -
nEwarded 70 bis regiment in eonhnsment"
" Care viii be taken that insufficient papers are
net recognized, sueh a. fariougha and permits
rom any officer belonging TO an army cerps which
are net approved At corps headquarters, leavesof-
sbence 20 ofAeers without the authorlty Of q De.
paItment or army commander" 6c.. &C.
Notice IL hereby given that all egaccrn and an.
listed men absent from duty without proper an.
thority, within this District viii be arrested and
sent 20 their Fegimsnts. 81
BY order Of Gel. Conrad Baker, AAPMG.
ssHr.-s BLYTHE HYHEs
= Capt and Pro. Mar. ist Dist. lad.
lvlnesnnss Gazette copy 3 weeks
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slus sanrS Snrnlinn.

Nembern, Z, San. 9aS 2. &egiment BON
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NnnOekhoubtffQbt.

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bat Die 8ia, welde ben Serrnin fir 9lussabfung
Der 8Ounties bis sum /. Wtdr5 auspebnt, gez
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nod 5t eripdbnen,i bdB BON ben beiertirten %
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tiOn uno 9eiertion uno 1873 ppn pieien nabmen
Sienlt bel ben &ebellen, Gtter wurpe e%nttailen,
neil er 1ein Commando inn Ntgelidt bes Sein=
bes iiber9eben bate, elmer mudte inter benlel=
ben Serbdltnihen einen &eriud su peIertiren,
PAP %relignirten, 26 wnrpen entlaNen uup 9
qeltri6en. ..4ee.e n
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Sin sd,if Bel seIi,e aeraubt.

Ten Oprt, IA. San. Der 6erulO brinst
cine Correspondents aus 6pnburas, Dat. Sell5e,
26. 9es., ppna6 Der ameritanti6e Schooner
ySpi. 8. Gereebt," ppn Dtatantpras nab ga
panna beitimmt, NIT 1922 Sallen SmlmmOIle
an 8pro bon rebeaii6en 8a1o9ieren 9eraibt
unD unter brittider Slagge nab 8eliSe 9ebra6t
prtrOe. 9e .5i
Sie &ebeller1 ilberlpdlti9ten ben Captain uno
Die Mann16aft, iebten ie auf 9ppten ans uno
perdaoerten ben Namen in vGureta," Der
Steparp purSe getGbtet. 9ie 8aatpple wuroe
perfallft lllO na6 Gnalano peridiift.
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Wa(6inaton, Q. g.

f9te Gueriltaz Operationen eez
gen Die Pptpntac 9(rnee baltern nod INNER
fort. @pr einigen Sa9eu ma6ten pieielben
einen plDtli6en GinfalI in bas 2a9er beS l.
Wfaf. GAP. &e9ts, nabe WarrentOn itatipnirt,
unO nabmen II damn uno 35 8feroe gefan.
gen. Sen Sag oarauf ma6ten le einen Nnz
grill auf ben Walleieltrain be8 1. 0taine Gap.
9egtS arb nabmen 4 poer 5 Wtann gefau9en.
fSenatpr 8aoe BON Ohio miro eine
HeiOlution fir 8ieoerberlteIlung eines Gomits,
INN Die Sibrungs Oes &rieseS st unterl uden
einbrinsen.a 81 4,l5aa9 saa nstraas
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Wpn Oer Wctnmar= Wrmec.

@auptquartier Der 8pt o
9lrmee, Il, San. Geftern madte George
8uIlot, @ouenfabrttant in philadelphia, Sir
nen's 9ipiiipn pom 3. Corps 1000 SPAR !6ano=
i6rbe sum 8rdient, rs sig
SON. Wtinpr Bolts lit g~eordnst pcrben, Die
SendtUrteIle fit @ir9inien i'm 9. ct. Gpngref
an5uuebmer,, bat aber abge(ebnt NIT benz 8ez
merten, baB ct Die 3eit ni6t fir fern baltic, wr
er ais @ermittter Sptiden benz ytorben uno Si.
ben ~aIftreten fDnne.
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Sin SaanOnenbsOt auf Ben @rr,nS sefabren.

New OOrt, IA. San. Sine 9epei6e aus
Sort Ntonrce ia9t Dab oas Ser. St. &anpnen@
boot sSSrpn 9(ge" nabe Der Minoung oes Cape
Scar Slufies a1f ben GrnnO gefobren unp in
oieler fait bilflpien Gage BON oen 2anobatterien
Der 8ebellen witbeno anse9riffen waroe, Der
9ampfer yMinneipta" wuroe Dem Boot Su
6ilfe 9ei6idt. Jazz .a