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TIE NETWORK sEHl-WEEKLY TRIBUNE I, pab
Hshsd sVofy TUESDAY and F.tDAl

THE NEw.YoRK sEII-wEEKLY TRIDUS. % pab
n'hsd svo'y TUESDAY and ftiDAl.
corrsSrs or No Ina yuHh al
LEADING AarIoLn-1id- Mars; British Politics, Gen
H,u,,-r, Victory Compilations IN sosh.Es't.rp Esropc
W1aNsw, susH.xr-Vitsry pivi.los ofth- M....ippi.
0sn. F9stsr. Depsftmsnsi sosiIsfs News MAYA hi.ce
GssHEAL NGws sUsxARr-Ssws from washinE,oni New
Yefsi fOitiesi. Doanssir Nieelauy. -.
fohsIes Nsvs suEsAEr-tsroPe wssi Indies Mexico
A LirrLr PLArs THcra.
EuKsss OF rss sTaAEsx BmEsHnr-AdditIonl Par
FEox TEE Dr,aYrIssr o, THE sours-coirs.poadrpoe
TVS UNITED sTArrs AND Mrxieo-RsPon Of Ia. Com
mili-s on Foreign Affairs.
Mn suxNsRs RssoLrriost-To tia Ediot o. Tie ~ Y.
irposrAsr TO FRrssp. 0, DrosAsEp soLoIsRA
NAVAL W.nFARs-Fish' osi~eei' " oodeE Steamer sHd
s1rRssTISo TRos JAyAs -Rsbvl rrirstosr IN Chinese
Wstefa
inoz IapIr-Core,pondeneo Of The ~ Y. TiibnBn
CHARA0rnE or Ons 6gssT
ms NATIONAL sTiCS-eorrssposdenes Of rh4 n.
=. 1pbun-
FnoS wAsESsTos- Di'pasAs. The H. y
Tina y osra Cossnsss-Frayr misunderstanding.
M .-i.te sod Hoa-e u ho.re.sI,4'i'7.
IBiruAEI-CLisf fosiics liorao,oFsr of New Jsnsy
THs OasAr Cosrrsr-OGei.l Dsp.lth.s f-s.s tA. Wa
GsN EcTLrRs OPERATION.
GFs. SnrnSAs tPsrArlONA
IORaAS, RAID fSrO nsSTtcry
bADi aCDLsY ~IC4Lgr; NOytE-Py ~ r. brsA3ne-
NRE PUBLCATlOSs sIion's franklin.
LITYRIkY
NATioNst AcADnsY oy DsHoS-seYspth Article
BoRricuLTUHA
scIsscn Ass Anr-Amero.H insti.s.. Polytechnic A.o-
eis ion.
FAoa RicHHoNDCo rr-sp ndsnss 81 Tao 4 \. Tribaas.
A LonK AT BEpEL JoUKsIL<
pgE-DNaL
POLITICAL
NAR TINS
CRY irssA
AohICUL1uHkL fTpss
bnCEILASTOCs .TnEL
NAAHiA0gs DEATHA
CoxzxACIAL--Full L-pufs % re Stock, Money, Otton
Gran and Cstte AaIssts specially Reported cI me ~
ITfOuns.
Tkn..-ODe Copy for year. SO. Two Copies. one
year -. Five Copiea ono year, si2. len Copies,
Sx2 So.
sos Club OF Twenty. W. seni "a Extra Copy.
Adlrss. THE TRIBUNE S.w.Yerh.
NEW MAP-Sh0wing the advance Of the
Union Army under the command of Lieut. O-n trsn
also the battle hsd., forhcsfion, &c ~ the viriity 81
HiehnoDd Drawn by }. taiy Suht from Obic1 hoe
nen',. Price ~ cents Orders received BY J. DlSTIH
NELL. NO $50 broadway seat BY mai Tree Of postage.
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Groceries ano prouislons.

T. A. KENNEDY" extra fine Cambridgcport
j CRACKERS. Clean and hsstay. or Gnsr .,oct and
hep longer than sny Other Racket Sold ~ NO 10 Louu
lanjtst and by al rrs class 0rocers
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Published Til, Days
n, III e X 4 n q L Il X / 4 l. 4
IL
TuE WOLF or THB WAR PATH.
Cover Illuminated In Colofs Prioo % eoais
Ako
TWO NEW DIME sON0 BOOKS.
HoOLEYs OPERA-HOUsE soNOsrRR,
And
HARRY PELLs EBONY sOSG5IER
Pkics OSr DiEE EAoH.
Published BY DICK FlTZ0ERALD,
No. 10 Ana-,., Ny.
Also for sale by all Boossslsrs in ,his plsce.
Copies o. the shove sent by mall to any address roe Of
postage. receipt OF the lriss
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V'APSCOTrs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
Il rA.,ApE ofFlCki NO. a. south ~. hrw York
DRAFTS on kAOLAND IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
Wallis
TAPsC0rrs CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PAlkfTS SAIL TWICE MEFk
LINZ o. LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TIN
DAYS.
Psrlr. wishing take passage .end for their ferls or
rsuit uuney toe Cd county do 20 At the lowest tf
BY upPyinsto iArscOlf bROfiERS g.. ~
No ls Su0
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Boar0 ano Rooms.
Go fst.

ITO LET.--Suitable PREMISES for manu-
factory for stoIsss or I scsoinz ruposss and lcs?ad
buildings, One or more BUILDINGS thai are rsouy airy nd
aesb e0rsr Of 10, and !7.hsI lEqare lh- Sia 4
the Avenue sag Line sJjslins }. l.. KING
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Real estate for Sale.
NOR sALE-A choice FRUIT FARM Of IS
TSse aisoAHcssos SaleI.l

nor SALE-A choice FRUIT FARM OF fS
sere. tive ais. from Psueasespsie Cny-frre Loo
unequs.j ,his section 10 gasnny o. guay rene Al
garden (no wAsir and bvalt oca ion On TIE One 10
pain Dy-inr Hos.- containing 10 room, s.s3 large ANA
,ultIr Sheds. st.bln, POury, SMOKE, Hocd aud ,ora
Houses sDi f,ncrs all IN complete crier TIE cfehsrd
81 Peer t--. ell French n pored-s verrgirs 20
Ounce " fsacn ~ Cherry ~ PLsn. 100 APPLE sni -
G.alesines viz: Zone rd, Disls, pravse. sascia Co
t.s-b. Mrdis and Nuseatri also lN Goosbsrrg IN CLr
faut Rsspbsy So L0on Blackberry. ali Ia good beaf ~
Alto AfpArssa aad stTaw1-rry sni Flower OardsE, ie.
well supplied with water having well ~ nearly rvsry
asd. As0. yoas oreA.rd Of Fras srs- lIss IN asnf>r
aud Of he rloi.t CHI Aids - usnti0n ffs
place has pf0ducsd 10, be., Of nut d grain In tex ssco1 -
DOR Coanty FA st ious awaited J. pfod'cs iasl y~I
wBs sod ioy ~ SO The DesLbs!hood il hg clss. ~
particulars address syply 70 JAMES SAkGEANt, nes
Estate Assat No MGraetsi foushseepsie Cay
NOR SALE.-The CHURCH OF THE IN.
IL CARNAIfON, the Rev. Dr. II. T. MoDtsomsry Keesaf
.sUs;sd the we.tsly corner o. ,--.soa " -
ah., {. 81 red Tor SA The Chnrch edihre 10 ~ br
built with Nave and Irslepts and e'"ssia sboui C 10
nss Il occupies plot OF ground = ~. inch f.Is,
Msd.onsv. by Is frss ia depth, &h-st hss msAing
three Sln Avenue Los Apply sles % hs ai'de5szns<
CozaIrrGE.
J.B. vANDERNOORr, No. y Waisrst
4. ~. VALENTINE, 10. los Frsatst
q. v. NEShiFl, corner OF Pear AID fsaes "a
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
4 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN rfN-fDih AAb LIVERPOOL CALLING
al CONN tNkEIK.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON ASD fIVERrDOL CALI
$50 Al HALIFAX MD COnk HARtuR
PERSa ..........ie1srs New. " sday Iuse
ASIA .............. es'rs Nr,,dav Jane q
AibJitbt 81 A4...eases neTl Ot.. -inrsd8y June q!
tllNA h0.tuu.......N etlsr -
stu1tA..........fsses Nerl ok. ~ e. c.dtg, JpH.
htA.....-... 'H'ts NJ rdDct0aY. Juy
FRoS kESFoAk To LiTgRPeoL-
(fa'f Cabin lasss r......................ai =,
H'e9sa Aa'ih aE'tf"s stss.sss.ts.sss.s ~ Wy
's"H susTok 10 LYEEpuuL-
fliFft rHu 49, llf =
ssseaid abln tl.HlZf. .................... o. -
psyshir gold H. ryaorf LDlcd stnle c.fracy
Beuhs ,.euf.d uuiu paid tor
"A - gaIirlerd rafsron board
Tie ih.sr val not 10 accountable Tor Speed.
NauAoss ua.rs bis OF L.sps AZ ssan pressed
AZ, sfnsa therefor.
FoI ni,at OF fsasAsc spplyt
T.. CCNARD. No. Borlh.rrrren.
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p. m. EmiErsn,. for Dansirt.
ITO THE COAL FIELDS OF PENNSYL-

Pssfag troogh w-isr Gap, seTani.a, Wyoming Valley
Hugisbars. Reading Mach Chunk. B@h-
lstrul. Ess,on, sc.
shrs for hes KIcaor. Tor ss'e the okee o.
to Crlrsl Railroad Company q NevJoey foot 81 Coar-
landi -. New fot.
Fof description II The sad further information, spI
~ olies 100. Of Cosrln list. or 81 n. 2. BALDWIN,
GENERA Iiok~i Agent, Ne. s. " atsL
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Gunner Retreats.

4 MLRlCAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn.
"A Va both the An sklCAN azd EUROPEAN n..,s
Oppo'te tho State iors-
A. s. PLlaPTOy Pfo,,x
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NOR SALE on STATEN ISLAND, a FARM
4 OF NJ With crops. hye inmates wsls r'u d-p~t
and eleven mice oH New foIk totrase Of 'gsen f'ont
plenty OF itIi xe watervi Pine : 80 pr acre as
term. TO suit Apply to Nj. n. ORR. No - JoBasl
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DEFORE CONG OUT or TOWN step mt

DEFORE GOING OUT Or TOWN step INTO
NAINsIONES nOUsEREEPRER the bsst EnyBsL
nove reprinted of lous Willie. e.
PIQUf tale Of the Ersh srssOsrHeJ--s Do'ei yoO vii
enjoy hugely. -, ,,,,.,,,,,oD -, t,,... l.,
sqsa young sde. 'esng Va fact every sse enjoy and
ere enfhn dsstic In u. PRAISE
Al three jss what wsnt 70 read these NOT tonc
t.ys "a the country. livery bookseller sell. tlepi
LOkiNO. Publisher
No. 3l9 " a.dugioD a., Boston
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EOR SALE-The FARM and RESIDENCE

ID 4
OF 81. Gao. riie ~ Ess Cnsstrr, eIscsy - Hase
from the City lial. New YoI, about 4 fiom TIE ka4.<
Depot .. Williams bridge. snd sbost miles RON the N--.
Haven Railroad Depot AognG vernon IL coass- Of ~
acre. Of which - IN wood .nt tie remain if mo.iy .
gb cuNvaou l. wasr~j and hss abundance 81 Git
n, house ridge sov'ls ioSs ard Long Island -oha4
and command. view OF water sni end ttai has e~ sa
.rn.s an IN. Ea,t Riyer The approach the h01-- q
through az avenue of rom - 20 ~ ye-Es Old a on he
lawn uerr sre many u rsr- beauty on tie tenes ,'e
yess superior building es. II desired tee ho's-.ed
suuure S.oca ard tefuins implements vii Dc GOD ~.Is
3D.. place Ouy.haf Of The purchase money rrHsSu 90
n Ttsa.- Tor I've y-ars psf For further pascsSt
sppy Mr. Rgieio,d As pfenises, oH'cr A.ofla s~
) finest, % the Subscriber
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C0UTANT' AGRICULTURAL BOO

No. 3 Pefk.row. EswYork
Hsvinr pvrchzssd e. A. SSItos entire st0ck 81 ACRiCUL
FUKAL Books .nd STE EDTl RI fLAIEs, take ttis
pe;hod Of inorns tho Tad and paeIe generally ma. Re
Idiois vii b. pubsneo ard enort usde to
q de demand all book Agriculture sid hor; culture
Dor owl publication, cOnIrse st Of Es1iy'uiHe booS
all svcJocs cohnsctee WA se Yam. Oefdog
and Household
We sha1 also keep ccnst.H,y land ell similar Books pub
Hshed IL this couH'fy and EUROPE.
Catalogue. be reni Of chxrgs 10 Al ordering them
Aay BOOK viii be pos, psd on rreip' u pns
Audres. e. q. COUTANr,
No PkfkTos, ke~.York
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IT s. G.
u. THE TANNER coy,

a.. THE TANNER BOY
Aud how M became LlEU1EN AM GENERAL being q
Boy life Of Ma. Gen. GRANT. By Ma fEssIzAS.
Although drss-1 manly for tie 5ayt II America IL also
s1ainrntly adapted kpf popular ciro0.stios.
The hood 4 ON.. DthNr 10 piosd al length show
kS how much tho charAtsos q tho by developed IN
te aud couny fofd Of bis military career given
down 20 the very gates Of RICHMOND
With Illustrations One vc. ioros fsAcy cloth gilt back
Price, 81 IS.
SPECIAL NOTlCE--We shsl publish THE TANNER
BOY on SATURDAY, Jnus 10
ROBERTS BROTHERS Publishers, Boston, and
OAKLEY 4 MASON. law. ioIk
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMNER
~ AERAsoEMESr-L Nsw.York, Jsns. sip and
e. East 20, r Oreerpo so trbvT. IfAup ous
stt Tor Orseup0rt, hisrrne-d. laphans, AMI Lake
laid at a nn4 SD p For sip. babylon and
r sdilr, - - anil $50 AID $50 p for syo.s-i,
1857 a., AMI 40 ~ tsss- eonHrst ior Cold spring,
Whitfield str .nd lo iua and ~. t1 aud SD ,.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAM - Le.ses Saith -. Easi
lsr a. 30 Tor R,Veghc.d soppiag al sssioHs
cspt Hampstead and Syos.t. fxcuEo Tickets Ter sis train
q reduced rsr-. A. kEASoNER. spp-Tint-EGsH-
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For AL

IINUN XIV Tx KAIIWUAU.-FO Al
L .ANl AMI TROY, CONAECfSO with TRAINS
NOl.lH end NESi iFsus lcas-
RON hlnlusf.sL From 30tb-.
Eapgr-s. ahd ~ ta and 7sf 10 y ~ and y AMI
fsnd y. 80 D. u
Toy -ad albany with sleep II ,u. !.
nfcsrI 1857 . IN.
RfIneb-,i irsp. p. 2g2 ?.
foulhkcei 4riu. A. az a. ~, AAd In
sid1 p. NJ.
fc.asf ID Train, AIS T. ~. <17 p.
cs Sirg lgfr. sJl y I'J5 and n p and Sy1
tn, saa 5ilj .. e.
Tsuy.o Train. 9.9s ssd 80 I'D ZIP m
DE- SUNDAY. 6.22 y. m. from bo.a s,rest
Icsrts DO IroeaTsd ~ any 81 the Offices q Nes,eotts
Express h. RI br~Ayn, $40 bssrs ekrcacd
=. points The 70 "a AID 10 Saratoga Sprnys.
LuhS. hiNOI, GcncTal superintendent
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LNINE FARM for SALE.-75 acres, good two
story House Barn. Fruit II all Add in the vts4sf
Vi Darby Conn. railroad .nd sissm0oat issdinr
better chance srldom offered 10 ary 90 th- Track ca
Wtim Hlie o. shree villages Address l. r. les
No. az. DeroY GOnn
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'' Taos. a EHIIs E..ea,er Be- Ies rh.,,S.r,..

TOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
d at fsibush. Long Island Gothic House wIh al sss
norn improvements together WIN fourteen acres Lana
ornamental anu lpt tToe., Eragefy, our, &C. "a
named prope! is very sribie being only y MI -
Fulton Ferry Brooklyn City fAlrosd passing me
premises also, hlvlng fIsat the aew Cay l-ff ~
rsrica o.. iuquir- OF JOHN LEFFaKr,, Fi4thas4-
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EOR SALE--FARMS, or part Oh o. aud ~
scr,s IN beautiful aid k~aliby .e,sou o! o.nly sss
m ber-J hne stt4ms uiiir from New b. pissi
oni Erie Railroad within mile q. tie tivirs village
a,-ac ateeu trains loiy, Ht-tou II cents dap
Apply 10 AbLEN h hkONH No ~ brosiw.y
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NRLAPLAINE PROPERTY IN SOUTH

GA SHORE RESIDENCE FOR sALE--
- The Msd..on Hoa-. Il nael IN Mta!.'t view 49,
County Connecticut. tine sh'r- % LonE i'aha -
three quarters of nilr tona tie dopsl, VIVA A. w
AID artnf-s Sud house vii sceorr oisie - oo-l..
the stable aud bine pin alley lie lot soLsN 80 - Il
m snA Altogether Of the LRsss LOCATIONS % INC
for inrthrr particulars apply 20 ,, ~. -.
Nsy t. l1c4. WV y HULL "oeS, ---
5000 a AeEE sno G2Aa sal L "a
,',,tot Al rljNlNOIS Goa. LANDS m Ach eau -. J,
rsnnsy yania ueai the bssderd and Enc kaiaoAa ~
at heir office No. 4oS broadway, NsW'lesA-
IN COTTAGES for sALE-M Ss0SS
~ stgN SISs Also. Ia elegant DN hLLi.Se1i
Nb tos ot.eseh AZ G? 80 to -sus. Alto, ~. LOl =
= $50 to $50 beautifully situated e. eriine' o. N -"
ri'rra, CHARLES r. MlLlhA -
Atha.e-sv, East Sew'fo'H
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NRlE RAILWAY.-Passongey +.

ERIE RAILWAY. Passenger Trains leave
~ follows. va
q. n. lrrss ior Pufhs.
"a M Ia pre-. evcl.nd dlrect via A o. w. Ry.
epp- H.. nilG dali iof Osvls.
ID. ~, Msili kuai.o.
~. tn Way fer Op.vIl-, Nswbursh, and Warwick.
~. Nisi Espfc.s 5sar!ays sal Sundays eEcePtedl
70 btlkrk BlHai0.Ac.
p N Lightning Express, daily, for Drntirk. Rochester.
Chnanisga &C On saturdays us EAla III" run " Bu1Aio
only.
nm Tn,rran, Tor Danhirk
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A TREATISE ON DISEASES or THE
IA SEXUAL sYSFEN, With an spgrulIi views ou Dir
eyHss new uoihod Of treating Structure By tDwAAp H.
pIxes ~ u. Ninth edition. Price : B.. -
EkERAKDLS WARNER.
No Z .e.ey-st. kstor Home.
PROM TIE New-Yorf Journal Of Mrdicins and Collateral
scieuces
~ written In clear nervous style md j. calculated A.
Thanh, do much good The dssnpont srs accurately
drsNh AID remedial Judisous. Ibe practitioner
will Ind sbounding IN vaabs hu- and bv general reader
will many u.sui cEations sAd penontory VAN
tEx~"
From The Boston Medio-i and Surgical Journal.
"Dr Dixon la. written and well VARIOUS branches
Of surgery bis book shows thplJugh ace Ianisncs "hh
modern prsctice rtdcnir vsricoee ny hoc"ie and hns
arr particularly well treated Of Indeed b. has managed 10
socyfe attention every page In this volume ART that lev
medical writers po-ses."
The snthor edged originality and thorough deyo
eoH the rational pIlnCpe Of LseoIne, sid hs Ingenuity
ahdeI trying g c.scu s,aLp Tth thAs
ordinary Interest II London Lancet
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:. L. TlLTON h Co. Boston.
Publishers
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EXCURSION Of DR.. CHAPlN's CHURCH
~ and SUSDA h-SCHOoL, THURSDAY. June 10. L.
Z" IA tDAl LIS ISLAND DKDNR.-stesfubost MARTHA
wash iAUION snl bsTse hERCHAsl loays Sprlngst at
u. hh,'. T. IL, al and 3f.b ~. T.. r., st 10 pre-
clsey. Tickets ~
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INTERESTING INFORMAL ION FROM
GEORGIA..
Condition OF Affairs at Atianta-The Great
Rebel Workshop Unprotected by Forth
Acations.
From The Ws.hington Republican. I'd.

From The Washington Republican, I'd.
II is, highly probable that at this moment
Sherman's army Is In possession Of Atlanta Ga. A
gentleman who has been perfectly familiar with Aant
and oil tho adjacent country for many years Bring
information that there no carthwOrks Mt Atlanta
unless they have been made within the past month
There few batteries and line Of rihrpits. De
serters who have come in confirm this statement.
Chattahoochee flights which are egh; miles this side
Of Atlanta, hsve been well fortified near the point
whcro the railroad the river These fortEca
tons viii be Of no avail however. Is they can easily be
hanked.
many Rebels who had before been confident OF 1t
was expected that Johnston would make stubborn and
triumphant RESISTANCE there, II any place. Maj Moore
of Johnstons staff. said, few weeks ago: If we
cant hold Dalton, may well give up for We can't
hold any place" Our informant estimates J0hnstons
force yarously some putting 1t at o0oO and some as
high as 0oo0, but probably one would err much who
may have gathered up. as he has been falling back.
20 900 or go conscrpts and green troops who will
do little else beside consume his provisions.
The present conscripton is sweeping, hardly any
person escaping its grasp Severe punishment Is In.
fcted qnartermasters and otter officers who shelter
persons liable TO CONSUMPTION. and persons who received
legal six s ago aTo nqs snS aS up
leg or otherwise MANNED. are conscrpted and put on
duty in hospitals so as 70 allow sbebodied attendants
and guards 10 90 into the ranks Great indignation
exists in Atlanta and in the country around at this
cruel oppression and many Of the people wish to see
Johnston defeated that they may he rescued from an
oppression so rcmorseless and horrible.
a resident Of Atlanta stated TO the editor OF The
Nashris Times, on Saturday, thai he had heard more
treason spoken IN Nashville since his arrival within
the space Of few days than he had heard in Atlanta
in as many months The country people rcfusc 10 take
Confederate money for provisions and prices are cnor
nously high. Bacon sells ut 81 per pound wholesale
aud e6 retail; NEAL els per bIshe. lot Of 5000
bushels sold recently TO party OF men from North.
miles distant Some idea Of thc desttuon Of the coun.
fry NAV be formed from this Sugar IS from SO to $40
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day The march Of the former had 10 be made wariy,
since II camo in from so far to the right % to DO OK
posed to an attack while isolated.
Lonsstreet holds the enemys center. Ewel his right
and Hill bis loft. or did last night.
This morning opens like baltic day artillery sound
ing with the first daylight occasional muskery at var
GUS points ana now lat o'clock heavy and sti heav'
Ter volleys on Hancock's left.
HEADQUARTERS SIXTH CORPS II MILES NoRru
OF RICHMOND. 10 P. n. MAY 81. 1864.
The tremendous cannonading and smart fusil'
ladng noted in my dispatch Of this morning were Bir
ney and Barlow carrying line Of riAepits in Hancocks
'front.' They sent back over 100 prisoners within the
past hour and dessted from their advance under orders
when they had accomplished precisely what was In
tended.
Wright advancing at the same time, encountered an
impossible marsh. which bis left, under Ricketts,
ovaded by falling in behind Birney. and then, sliding
gradually out beyond the latters right until be had bis
entire division in position. A dangerous movement
since exposed his flank while in march, but successful
because done quietly and gradually.
Desultory artillery and continuous sharpshooting hled
up the day at the right. The popularity OF this fight
ing has been the close proximity to each other OF the
opposng lines and the skin and courage Of the skir
mishers on either side.
OF Warrcns and Burnsides Sighting at the left have
no particulars but it was not unlike that the right
set down the casualties Of the day at 800 II IL evil
dent that neither aide TO bring on general en-
eagement by attacking and as evident that each woud
be happy to have the other do 80.
Barlow captured number Of Breskinridges renegade
Kentucky Division. The old A. i. Hill Corps was
upon the enemy's left LongstTects in bis center and
Ewell's Oh his right.
Capt. James H. Patt acting Chief Quartermaster OF
the 9TH Corps with five orderlics and light wagon
laden with vauabcs captured night before last
he was returning from the rear. where he had been
hurrying up supplies Following the sinuous march
ugs Of his corps he probably not two miles from
headquarters when taken. Capt. Plat was line
officer Of regiment tie first two years OF tho waz-
fought his company nearly all away was then made
Assistant Quarermaster. and an efficient and
fny orito officer.
Supplies will arrive tomorrow via White House. The
last received came by Port Royal and Dunkirk, a
wagoning distance OF 80 miles C. 4. ?.
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Eight Steamers Burned az New-Orleans'


CAIRO, Thursday. June 2, 1864.
The steamer Pauline Carroll, from New
Orleans 9th ult.. has arrived.
The news is unimportant.
Her officers report that when some distance from the
city they noticed large light supposed to DO at New.
Orleans. On arriving at Baton Rouge they learned
that dspateh had been received stating that eight
steamers had been burned at Ncw0reans No particu.
lars had been received at Baton Rouge.
The 18th Indiana Volunteers Col. Washburne, came
up on the Carroll from Baton Rouge en- route home on
furlough
The. portion Of the 18th Illinois Regiment which has
not reansed has arrived from Little Rock route to
Springfield to be mustered out Of the service by order
Of Gen. Candy.
Capt5John G. Klinck, Acting Quartermaster. has
been assigned TO duty General Superintendent Of the
land aud water transportation within the Division OF
West Mississippi.
The officers and owners Of all steamboats, plying
the Mississippi River and its tributaries south of Cairo
ordered to report to him at headquarters which
OF Nachez and give the Of their boats and barges
Of every description. their tunnage description, own
ers and the trade in which they are engaged.
A Convention OF Unconditional Unionists. 10 elect
delegates to the Baltimore Convention from the Western
District of Tennessee. assembled at Memphis on the
Goth ult and resolutions were adopted indorsug the
Administration, and pledging themselves to support
Abraham Lincoln for President. and Andy johnson for
Vice President.
Favorable news from New.York had given an upward
TO the ew0rleaDs cotton market Che sup
ply was hight. and there was not much doing. Sugar
dull and drooping with small sales OF fair TO good
at II sc and fully fair at $4,000. Nothing doing In
Molasses. and quotations nominal.
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he captured and burned tho steamer Lebanon, and
carried the crew and passengers of as prisoners.
The boats from tho White River report the Rebels to
be thick but tho boats are not molested.
heavy force Of Rebels Is reported to DO within Is
miles Of Duva's Bluff. marching on that place. They
are supposed to number 5000.
Tho Rebel Gen. Shelby captured Dardanello last
Monday taking 200 prisoners. After the capture he
crossed the Arkansas River and was supposed that
he intended to strike tho Little Rock Railroad.
Gucrrillas represented as unusually active Ia Ar.
kansas
It appears to be the intention Of the Rebels 10 force
the Union troops evacuato all the State except Little
Rock and Helena.
Jacksonport and BatesyiIle have been evacuated by
our forces.