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rfel soutfne iorrc tour mllos west n Frederick
aeori two O'Clock yesterday. The rriroai l. .li I'M
of-tructei ~ fsr sandy Hook. orN.itc p.,f.s's
ferry Az last advirr !; BE- ieyci tit, there Va.
only asnNl f'rce Of r.hls on d. Nlfriria shore Oh
rc-iie tcini Of Eock.
Lawn The r.hcl. M Hatrc-'s tc-ry have fc.
''rc'cd ai the rilioai troIvt,, lr, inclu1ns the
hs'ecrnph and ticict oficcs The have a-o burnt n
'"rSe gisni'y Of ioNse - far the rct,ls have used
no ARTILLERY ssinsi our force
fiNtu nisrNru.
Fr'f'rtcL 'tit T. il.uu, lu o'clo-k tbi. morning
The ,oIen'i of he s,h i'huo. Ca,air, qith two hun
died men aud riccc. Of A,sandef'. Baltimore
''tierv maze fcoot .ancc io N.id,c,oun. about
hvc nlcs from lIederi, here they met the cn,.,
IN strong iou'. niAhtr> o,salr, aud ARTILLERY. Nucr
ashai' nfHt sur fo' rcrg.s AID ,,l hack on
tI".ei"l the enemy rioWlv iHfruine. Lane nuiu.
tFrs o Il sr.''It are n-tivinr nt Non,c1.y and ric
'nt at o.r' .o ,hc front hy teen wu,'sr, Tirtuc-
NV are fcrasoi 70 te IN ;un ioicc ou tc a-csio~u
turnpike.
srvr>ru risr,pu
F''ievct. fnig T-P VI ID, enemy T. nov of,o
mile irou. tho tosn on thc Ilaeer.ioa pike Al I,hc
s.'A ant tio,ornmen, stores nave been riuo,od lie
inioiceIucnV are arrivin..
ttGnrt m@r,ru
Bnk kmor,. Juip 1-irsU l. AZ Eoi,iic tc,,t,.
Iotn l"non County. Va, ~, th.i, h,s n.,.n mo-
rebel force IN that county ra,r No.,A's cor.itine
OF atout .5o OF 80 mcn siout hall Of whom crp-cd
the river and committed the dcproistion- Vt Point OF
hocks ou NorGuy. They made another attempt to
eross on lu'ss!a, hut acre d,t,0rI by the srt.ar.
ancc oi come of our cavalry. They hAv. fallen irrk
hut suaid The road, "adnl ~ the river to prevent
Tho loyh citizens nun Communicating With the
Maryland shore.
Nt>u pisr,r,n.
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GENERAL GRANT.

Tho to,rfh NJ tttr ,,.s q t,,... ,,. DO, a., ,.t.t
army the er,e,c.t ,rtivi,v l,l,s ,r,,r,,, ,,,.
marching and coun,.nustr,,n, nor, u,o,,',.. IN
night. The rebel. w.r, .v;d.c,l,. mon, ,nir, u -,
the snniy.t.ary n, th,. fall nj ,,c..,,,, ,h,,, ,,
anniyer.r, of >s,,or,, J,,i,,,s-,,.,. ,, 49,, b,
to o,pcc, that ,cnors ,,,sr, ,,o,, .,.
by a Grand n,,or. on ,ictr linn .,t ,,, ,a..
tnrc of po,.r,hr,g u.,c, ,t. ,o,,.,uo,,, >.
and .,,r our .oldi,,. bo,,,,.- :,
A.. y.rv ,p,., as, mn, c,i.,,,,., -, -.
y.rrar, a, ,h. ,i,,h -, t,i...,...., a.. -.
onions and o,h,r .,,i-.,,.I.,,i'. lit
had inst ,,orh,J ,b, ann. s,,,..t.. .i.,
all da,. IN. cn.,n, ,o,,,,,i,~ ,,,or,.,l,,. ,,-tn'
itins their evident A., os.,,,, i,,
ont t,,,L,,,, ans, ,,,,. -, 81, ,,,.,,.. ,r,
T,n,i nm. ,i,b,.,,,h g. -. .,.. -.
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army Of alnosi tao han. '.s,rand men, comrcs~e
q c.ey arm q offence and de.lne., vcuH drs ron
and oIaer which dhplsy thsnsrve. ucund S.",'
no.hns l. c, q place |, |. Nm tbs. sss@I ;,ics
Srm,. nr ,Jh,Sss0ass' hous ,S law Sacd and Ot ccn,.
Iron shos., .~heels hsht shoIs wagon .hops, ciisn
Ter, ,e. sh.Tm ha,noss shorS &C. a.. crh oonrr'dns
mcnt, which has shcd S many as two ihoisanj fois,
sda.. ha. forty-eisht nics ta,nirr. This derree o
s sSs .uc n.n N IN es,.b,hmse' "s'h hs a
hitcen thousand mulos The cons'ruc, n dep~tmeui
very well or,ered, and ecpsolponu, con r,oio
ac ~ In rapid hut regular style Gn ,uid litil loy
sn,i,,seS cais.ops WAGONS, smbuioces Sc. &C., y,
,non t 'n' icoeve their anal ps,nt nd tss, OF
N" ~, 80 Of the hG ness shopr. new baIncss Y
% :. ne.s ilo-n tho field repaired and made I.NosC {"
.c 70 81 'he'c ~crks the dcpc, comrri.c. ,~ssw
feI"'t - nr hor,es and mules. One Of ils-s
,h,.g ~ a, ,.p ,gA .P1 on the EAs;ern Man.h. .nt
iS -, 20 HI" admirably ysnned and buil' aroupd, |,
,sn,S Nhelc Tie animals of each department e,-'t
hep -nai eally ,,,n AMI de cia " ofsu.e 70 as ii
OF orr sin.m ~ on,etiul th,t .he Q % many pen
esceI'nt tus ia order to this the scaveusor de
lartmcni lcni- ,'e powerful aid In o-ssr to of
,ns o," u" sc % nc ,rr,fs i. che S Scy cny
each shop and :, T,,mcnt having sI~isi. irress-
hol-c a.ld lod, .nf-,ooms, where al is prvpc are eJ
.a"v atcnici 10 % /. s" ssi"'y from S1sS ss W,.
oVeDsh h,n At hand. aud fre plugs meet you NJ gye--
tnin VI T. ieeVed that no fr. could Get minai,s'
h.ahway h"iore complete citipcu'shment where
the'c aio ~ many hoisot and mules theie uust le
n',-c consumption OF pro'endci. This matter las
Teen 'uectuuv met nv the eIertion of n II tll here
le iced h daily sround and miIed and the qatsc coTn.
81. property mixed and cut toeether. In the ho'r~
supply rtahes. ,boee horses for the artillery cav,ry.
ahd i"an and ambulance uses are kcpt sopeiste 20
that tcuriton can av ave he rsridiy rIdicouflv
tIled There corrals sie under the more Immediate
c9ntfol OF Nr Harvey Riley. Nogsc- TCtarlct n oIu
tho army and clsewhe sick " recoverable At all al,
catered IN tho lictp.' Stables where they become
-" ohorls NJ skil aud attention almost muct -
they could receive " they were human Mr. Bra ev
The chef veterinary surgeon. Hs autieA and thL
Of MI Rowning, tho Supo intend II ~ tnat sre'n'
department, aie Of great importance. Sepeiaie en-
closures are ~ apart ,or the pufp OF thing III,
hoter, for rNerrrinr them. 'or nspcciiou, snd 'o'
sale. Tho last inspection beiore tho HrH maTk "
placed On each app owed animal b ms by t'e CON
mard'ng officer OF the depot, who ", and for shout
year and = hnit has been Captain G. II. Tompkjna
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The Rebel Invasion.
Facts aud Rumors iron, all Sources.

. ,
-, Nv O. VI -HFr W" nave
"'"' '''''s'''n' '" tn" eh''
"'' '"'''' NJ "'''h' i"ooi
-, " ''- "''i'f '''n' ''"n'h'nued
80 " -''' ''"H'"'e' VA 'h'teu
''''N."' Va ~ chi''oh""'eths
/ "''i ''' NV" "' 'oN" lew mo
c,,', y, our 'N"@t '"Hir'
a' o"'"'""'o'u Nv Lieut. meLcah'
""' o"'"fs nAh' naineA@sv
~ H'' 's'." VI hn'''aosh H. wh'ch resulted
,' '' "'"s ul'.en OUT OF 'ho town. With the
- '"' w" p''Nn"S ths'h p9ioneTe
""' M n"ur nun' thH hsht the iebe<
' VI. "Nn' 'no'i 'o'ce- oohs'suhs o. cav
INV "''in'ou n'an'iy' Lieut. Mclean 81 the
nn''"s MS iorc" TOO small to oopo
.'" '" 'eD's' slowly iei back 10
~" ms 'yn's WIN hiih h'T PRISON.
e'' '''oi 'h,enhs IN" town. act TO work
'P"' "'' 'n'I ma ih"oe no Gem
~AnN ,"' ia'Iiosi "aen our iniornants
Ivy "''' p'u-@V'eu ihShy oi ue stores and
no.. a'op'on dinerehi pian from the one
pu, "'' 'as' summer " 'ney nov max" no dis
V'. 'ep'' "h'!"'in''is ana nionis's
' 80 ''',A'"N '''hhir aotiiI''n@ ihis
'"'"" IN" 1'oi' noi-s 'h'o fenuryNanis.
ayyisbu,e. .y,.Iu Con. sisoI x.,u hold. ma.
Forry, on, Of dnng.,. CON Woli,c,,. .,,,,.,,ao
! been skirmi.hinr nil dsy Win m, ,.t.l. 90,
derrick Cl,v. R,.nl, untpo.p ON, ,orc., -,
en- on, Of fJIns,r.,,y,n u, Is, ,hor,h ,h.,. ,,,..,
.rebels thor. v..,.rJ.v .,,kine ono i,o,,a,.,,
two pr,v,t.. u,,s,,,,cr, and ,,o,,rs,,., n,o1.,,
tber- rh.., rr,.o,,,,. xo,. ..u, a. p,r, na,.
o,od.v Rnnor b,. :, ,b., ,,o,c. 4. -,
a. s,., a. mi, an, s,oo.nt.,., ,.n hi, "a,
.
,mn Tn. nrmho, ~ r.,.t, a. 5000 =, -
10 ton tb,n.ans orr sorco. h,.. ho..u d.
ard. C,.u,o,.,,,,r, ,,,.,, ,,.,,',,.a.,,. ~.
si,.l "a. HID IN. o,op,, a., c,o.. rr,,t ,,.,,.,
"a up and the .,ii,,is ,.,l,
fBc,.I ,nsor,n.,,,,, ,,.,.,,.., ,or, .,,...,.,c.
n, hs. not,sed ,ho W. n.,,.r,,,o,,, ,h., 49,.
-. .<.,,, 49,
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SIN FrGgclSco, July 5.-IAo celebration, yosteI.
day, wa the most general nad entlu-iastio ever
known IN th- state ~. Bellows delivered an ora
ton here, receiving the most heart applause to
passages denouncins the moruchics ;chemes Of
Mckee ami rc'oicin, o'e- the prooGl'e death Of
slavery. The Nesda Constitutional Congenlion is
nov ia srr.ou.
The steamer Golden City saed TO-DAY, with 2O0
pa-sesgeis, and 81 l6h1U IN bullion. A1yed-rhip,
Aahama IlvcrInol nor'y, Honr konr Mining
stocks aye sitter, GouI 4 Cu-ry sold It 1870 isr
iout. to- lay
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The " ashin gton Depot Of the Army OF the
Potomac.

The NArOsAL lSTELLIGEscER gives the following
description ot the frcai QuaIteImasters Depot at
washinet0n for supplying the Amy Of the Poiomsc
But yer emfh per contaRc Of our citizens have
anv idea the yaet -tOies Of every conceivable
quisite army of INN en,e size, and Of tho null
tipcd and complete opIoi tuIitb- for steadily
maintaining supplies Thereto. which are contained
Wittin the Ave OF six OF ground contiguous TO
and northeast OF the National Observatory grounds.
And yet there not lees than eleven mil
Hons u dollar woIth of army supplies nov on
store IN that d'o 10 say no'hiaf Of the yipe Of NE
p.cmso.. To keep up the work of thi- great re-
J-itnry Of tuppiie-, ana Calr Of repair And renewal,
there not than o, no mon Of all work nov In
emply; yet there have been M many m lbuo IN ite
pay at single time. one Of The 'rnse- OF this de-
creAe Is the trouble NJ out tne drai', winch IN many
hls nd whole h0p-iull ~ important artisans
and workmen. To keep th' accounts ot thls eshh-
shment ~ clerks rary and poy day spreads
one-thiid of the mouth.
walk through the vast stores on q street vest,
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NWA-uIg"rC., paIrr calls tho attention NJ Gov
eminent % tb' outrage to which nc.fUeE arc subject
N tN city. u T. he phCtice o '.imPiu- s.ent- ~
h1ru"n hkely nesioe- ilto NJ Efll5 hy sec."ty re
t-filn@ that N" Inv rou9Ils tll cClu'ol mon to
nh'' and thus h'e the 'pf nus victi ne 70 the
rccr,iunH once shelo the moan white tIn.h een-
a. dl"~ ~ tn all white snd btsA yorMHele.
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l"'t N 70. Sorcfa,v ~ Wir ten. IL sutosard
t'I'f's 10 tv llt dCLuusi nn made h' the enemy
o. Iortion o. Ccr lohr-on'. lines. s'out + "
>,ei"day. H. skitmi.hr... .up',rcd Nv two line
b 81 u','-' dove in ON hucs ot skitEshcn~ which
| VOC ft'f. Ilishtd A. dnik.
In ihc uicu. coufici, ri'h tho enemy. cavalry
IN m 'ic cNeliii'n gtriust the uilroidS beside.
ii'i sh'd Hd .uuui'i .,ft On tnc FIELD. Que thous
ou. sud ambulance. r.,', .m,Il irn,. hor-s ord
hW,N .'ofr' a' 'c,ctr humid rd rCrtu,., taken from
Il y. lvs. General
E'''i "orrc.'cndcu's furnish the following .-'s,is
ri ti" ia..-ti' ~ Wilson. men
~, l4s. 'uii.hr,l information ~ wilson. a.c,-
| ,"'' 49, on '"u 'lrm Do ~ kor,n'' swamp, In
INV i'f', tcur.t fhnui ia. uilr- ',cau's Sta
uol t7i'iN irlf' ttiur With ~ lcc- diviou rur-
.Nl.' t'' We h'a '"n frisil' ni''t' continued
q. ' -'i', Hnd rf't"l t'r a'Audcr- ciorslv,
thai t'r f'rionNi tN ntutH' vrr, ,i,rhRt Naf-lron
! .m5', .'r''wN mail, hr'uf't urin thc vicinity
of -'oN Geek, Whrf'. 'i-,uso A." and otl aurtcd.ho
-t7pf"i 'o Geo AMI DO s-.ii 'c rsr little ic.t hut
,,'i' im i,' iuhon'ilc and ,"i"n',r-- man tse, he
n o' 'r'r' %" any rptun of hu-ttiit% and bring
wy ONE ' tit tnrWN- 10 Nttp'-'nr 70 l'Ht, -cou
n'i,l nov Nhd n'N'Nl ihi'~iht hi- de~i' inis-ir.
INFO tn" very ,ui4et " thor vile tors'-t"tl's aud
"a % %G.'. 1Inri-. Nm,u'iiut ha -lu''t'i alumni;
Nn'"n u'i"iuiuod 'o make n show m q NJ and
ot IcN u.iautcs -t,'L hi ound Hut int ufc nom
gir Hln'h 'no 'rnstur Hni ''r i'r- ~ cavaliers
"' u - u'u,f Z" r'hls,' w. rha H'i' r.ir en-
O. N -ni 'n, thc Fcsfi"i rhi'r- gave Nav, direct
me tl'u ho'" hwii- ios ards jclr rtrs llrrot, d,--
"N n'"i StoN 'i''N about ten miles and tfu'u Pc
tr-Htr thun nhi'S. Ih't retreat nov became
tunt Auf A. conducted won tls principle oi every
hH i'f hiirs'it o." dotil or 1T lee to take ttc
lndn.ce'. A. lYriair- richt s", in and out zen
Hnt no.''n lciDS mucn isd'd and t'teu,d,
.autart1u n 'huruulhll broken ~. ami thcv we're
-i'fiut and dividiDr m c,ery direction boio,c they
reached .larni'- W. -c4uf'-i unuv prisoner. and
q'her "' rcins rrpdl, ousht Ia nj lrst N'rounts
!" VT ur1 lmrui'. IN 'huihon ." III" t~o Na-
.uutIle Warons, -"5eud niuhulnn,,-, sud - i,ir.
iimi'r ~ funl '.'r. The wuon' inrlud" the
l'toWattrt and private ap.on ot tln vAlnrlnftuu-
Whom and afro thst ol1"prrSi Mcintosh oi hi-
at oslo Co., -. Vc.y ,,iurtir ait ,,c have net heard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-20
CASUALTIES.

The following arc III, casualties in C"rfc's
Brigade, in the battles near Drewry'H Bluff,
up to o'clock On tho 10th instant:
coRsE's BRIGADE.
General -Corse was slightly wounded by o
spent bali; Capt Williams was taken prisoners;
Cant Hope Wounded in.leg; and Capt Bryant
had Lis horse shot from under lin.
18th VA. REGIMENT.
Field and staff. Wounded Major O Il
Clark;in leg; AdjutantJas A August, NOR
tally.
Company A-Killed: LIT Lieutenant J r
Bradley, Sergeant j B D0dd, Corporal X Il
Smith, Priyates T B Jackson, W S TayloT.-
Wounded: Corporal W a Rlsnkinship, dan
percusly; Privatcs Geo E Goddin, dangerous
"; j r. Gentry, mortslly; " II Mason. slight
"; G W Morri 10, slight; in sction ct li:h,
Company B.-Kilied: j NJ Willis, Prlyatcs
A Webster and Z Corritt Wounded: Ser
geants S P Willis, in foot; D II Robinson,
through the loins, very bad: Privates ) ]
Allen, in ankle aud kree, bad; II Bronducker.
10 leg, slightly; W n Cutlin, iii foot; + IL
C9mpany C.-Kille5: 1t SeTg'tT NJ Lowry;
Corp'l + s Thompson. Wouniad: Capt G B
Swift, in hand; Corp'l ] EJoncs, in thigh:
Priratcs Massie, in breast; 4 Eis7lHck,
thigh, severely; E v Chisholm, in arm: } b
Harris, slightly in leg; g II Thompson, in arm
and leg: Barlow, sli2hsly;T ? jones. N
haud; John jackson, severely in breast; J "
G Jackson, slightly in foot; VI D kimbrou gh.
slightly; b F Koueklea. severely in trsae;;; J.
c Stone, severely in head and shoulder; = b
iSnead, slightly in arm: w 6 Goodman, slightly
in neck; Sers't C Butter, in right eye.
Company D.--Wounded il ssirIniSh: May
18th: I " Totty. dangerously; R 4 Monts,
que; .Serg't j. a Ilar cock; Robert Harris; n y
;frimel, slightly. May l6;h, killed: = > )
Tyler. Wounded: Capt.J 7 Vannersen; prl-
vate A Wood. mor,ally; Q Grimsley, dan,
N Journey; Rob B Rounduee; Il
D Stevens, slightly; j l. Anthony, missing,
Company C.-Killed: Lieut. W J Daniels;
Sere't G Llin: private Woodson; B L Green;
r James. Wounded: " Childress, in thigh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-20
corn ~. REGIMENT.

Company A Killed. Sergeant William +
jones, sPrlvate VIM Garner: Wounded {:
Captain J X Anderson, slightly in side; Pri-
yato Thos F Proctor, slight III shoulder.
Company B-Killcd lIepry Boiling
Wounded: a j Cowne, both leg; JEFF Cur
lis, leg: w b Hogan, head; T " Robertson,
leg; ia. TrigC, i'll hand, slight.
Company C.-Wounied WIZ. Oirer. eide,
s;.,ce died; Corporal john S.hni der, neck and
side; Eroaddns Dye. leg. .
COMPANY D..Wourded Sergeant L
Chewuin slightly; Corporal j A True, band;
Privates l. T Boiling, thigh; John Duer-
IN, aim and lani; Il 5 D;;e7son, fish wound
in thigh; r II uawlct, knee; Massey,
lightly in neck; 7 E Massey, severely in
neck; J. A Pool, slightly 'in shoulder; d l.
Sacrey, shocked by shell.
Company E.-Klel; Corp Brewer
Wounded: Capt Il o Pca;ross, slightly in side
L;~ut Phil Samuels, IT,, slightly in arm Serg;
J I'm P Hamnels severely in leg; Ssrgt Thomas
2 Jackson, slightly in leg; PrivatssA l. Bendal
in groin; Arch Douahoe, severely in knee; Il
F.:pps. slightly in foot; j Luck. slightly Ill
haud :; X e Samuel, severely in arm; Z L VIII
shire, slightly in foot.
Gonna, y F-Wounded n W Alspovnt in
leg: W G Burmese. slightly j a Ruckner, Do q
= Bu lock, in hand X IL CbIles, silghtly W
Coleman, in leg; z H Dunn. in kre'; Q Ga!s.
wnod hand aud lhisi; a J bot. Icy. slightly in
.u,lc; w Fl Parn, slGhlly in hand o II Wight
slightly in aru.
Company Ci.-Kl!e1 ssrgt Smith, Pr,
vate pie r. Durrett Wounded Scrgt j W
Noel in thigh; Privatea John II Chiles, severely
in both legs; + w F..rish, slightly i'll lex; Thos
II Howard, IN heal slightly.
MAY Is, lsGl.
Co II, 1t r Fl Brooke, CONG Killed Corp
Jas J Pitts. Wounded : 81 1t Preston Broad
du., ankle lst Serg'tJ M Brauddus, foot pri'
Yates A B Houston, knee; Walter Anderson
breast, mortally Andrew Haynes leg; Sergt n
$ Gravast, slightly in arm
WOUNDED: w White, III the face
CorplAJ Pey,on, in shoulder, SIightly;J h
Newton, in side slightly; W B Newton, in shoul
der, slirhtiy;J A Barton, elbow. slightly.
cox Ut Price. com g.-killed: Jas Jones. J.
n Lee. Wounded: Il G Clsss. slightly in leg
l. j B,ismord. slightly in sidt; L Kuittle, slight
" in breast; Marmaduke, slightly in head;
l., ous, severely in leg; Washington, sight
ly shoulder; Sarg'tW 3 Taylor. severely in arm
= G. u. POLLARD, Adj't
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ant :,pi.~ lnas. Ssss;. !. l'si9rn::H II e"F
apsirs; Lea. Il G tc:,:a log s.rr"'assa, =,
vs:s II II fToaaSon, leg and arm i:,out !, : =: :,
Wright, in hand; j L Taylor; Ch"s leltn, 4.
knee; John Wood; J II Wood, slightly IN na y J. ;
Z c Jones, in heel; James II Masr,c' y -
Swift slightly; S,re't D E james: Miss'"E'
" L Kimbrougb; j c Dick; j E NOTE,
Company G.-Woundcd: Cart ) NJ Tu W
SLENDER; 1t j X T.zsYi!, both legs; SsrSt "
G Whitlcck, slightly, knee; Corpl Il ua'n2
right; Corp'r r Burlington, side; PriEate n
W Braekctt, groip; Private j EPp', lnign'
w j Fraysier, severely. hir; NJ F Garierighs'
severely, groin; " n Rock, arm; j + o'aHh.
bury, slightly, shoulde-; G r fowles,, mp;
Sam Hcpson, hand; Throsmort4n, name
IT c Warner, land. Missing: j W hooel'
son. CT.
Company H.-W ourdsd, May IA: Serg
G " Keer, arm and breast Corpl Mere lei :,
dith, arm; Private A Tucker. side; y" =
Watkins. side; J S Evans. hand. May H. u,
killed James Gili-pie. Wounded: 1t II "
Dabne7. slightly; Scrg't W Chapman; RI
va.e q T Smith, meek; + Lawson, bre"st'
G n Smith, arm; W II Dean, hand.
Company I.-Killed: lat Serg't l. "htc;
Prirates G L DUN, j II Dunn. Wounded
Corpr VIM Haw; Serg't W W Junes; CoIp'i
A. W Haw; Lipscomb; Private ) y Cesbyy;
w II HIATT; P Il Hughes; G " Kent; = n! NJ
MANTLE j II Richardson; II Southwark; "
K Tulley; W P Wyatt.
l7TH vHGiNIA REGIMENT.
FielLard Statf.-Wounded Lieut. Col A
Herbert, slightly; Mi Robt u Simpson, ley
amputated; Ensign R r Steele, severely;
Sergr Maj I G Dart, severely.
Com oany A.-Wounied Private ) Mic
Murram.
Company B.--K.lied: ia A Brown.
Comuany C.-Kilied: Private r Nuckles.
Wounded Privqte j T Brightwell.
Company D.-Hllod: Private r E Corbett
Wounded Private S Spindle.
Company E.-Woundad Sergts B + Fielda
Geo Summer; Prvatcs Geo Arlington, Ii Z
Urowder Henry Briggs, W Underwood, and
Isaac Rudd. -, ?,
Company F.-Wourded: Private W Il
Baxter. =
COMPANY u.-Kilcd: Private WIN Hog
wood Wounded: Ser.t Jas A Fisher; Pr,
Yates John lIorrigan. Tbos Elliott Thos :"
Aus,ir,, and y Lo9ing
Ccmnany U.-K:l,rd: Csrrl J 7 Mills
Wounded: Cant W II Fowl. Jr.
Company I.-WGuriri: Private JAS VIVA
len. =
Company K.-Woun3ei Private ii A h
S,aalcid, morta!ly: Thomas F Kan, Il !
Mooney.
Ki!!td, 5; wounded, 25
W. ". ZIMMERMAN,
Isl Lieu, AID Adj't 18th Va.
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yAsHiJGToN ARTILLERY.

The following are the casualties in the bat
tal.sn of Washington Artillery, New o.
leans J in the recent battles on the Soush-SiGe,
below Richmond, viz:
FRS. Company,-Ki!lcd: Z D Simmons,
C WaIdan, Ii Plychaud, George Chambers,
Wounded: Capt Oven, Lieut. Gabreath, Sum
ter Turner L Wilson, BryaG Phelps. John
Norment, G E Eseritt, e Rossiier, E Poy-
chaud, = M*yres, - Sroneer.
Second Gvmpany.-K!iied: NJ p Laphau1.
WdunGeL: Geo Gcssncr.
Third Cnmpapy.-K He'd: II MuiIen.-
Wounded: Greeley.
Fousth Company Killed: r g Mcdonald,
f A Mellard. 'J,hn Foulkcs, E Coudon.--
Wounded: VIM Martin. Albert Ncrcom, j
Sasekler, J G Hood, j B Valentine.
Total of casualties i'll the battalion, Ten
killed and eighteen wounded.
n15. o her city rapcrs are requested 10
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UprERv1LLE, Va, May l.

Colonel John S. Mostly. with thiry-thTeo
mon of his battalion, on Tuesday, the l0:h.
passed close in the rear Of Grants army and
into King George county, distance Of fifteen
miles. On Wednesday thn llth, he captured,
in the vicinity cf ReIle Plain, !arrs train
Of ar.hulanc"E conveying wounded officers 80
that point. lwsniy-s:x prisoners, whom he
hroug ht Of, togehea with one hundr d and
twenty hcrses.
He had several sk:rc,sl,os with tho enemy,
but suffered noi;ss.
Trains were running on the Orange and
Alexandria road on Friday.
An Immense amour. of struggling is re-
ported in the rear of Grants army.
The loss of the enemy in the late engage
ments is immense. The train Conveying their
wounded officers ,Saa several miles iii length.
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FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

- MILFORD, May l8.-It is reported here thst
the enemy made an Advance on US this musn-
Ing al 'Stanard's hlill near the telegraph road,
Just beyord The river Ny; with infantry, ar
rillery and cavalry, ard that ws have repulset
them most handsomely. It is quite certain
that heavy firing. was heard here from that
direction for several hours this morning, bat
1t has now ceased.
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THE DAMIEN WAR.

Tho Danes have evacuated Fssdcri.". ~
withdrawn TO tie Is,aI-l Of FlriAcn. T.cy /:
many CARBON bchiri
The Psussians to- K possession Of f:o-2i. 4.
/. is reported that tlio Emperor II a.; :"
and kirg Of Prus*i.: WI: shortly si-t! DCnt 81
together.
1t il s:ate.i tiat The Senate Of B."-:"a y
been informed hy ihe Danish Gosg:.H VI
thar the Danish war vessel. h4J iaaa =
struc'cI not 10 MODEST any German 60. r. -
carrying unittd States mall. Tbs IL rs %
il principally ow,ng t. Representations - Dc
1T Copenhagen by, toe CnitcI 5 ate- G2-r e.
meut. German steamers %ll,. tr6reicl-', n
tnue h run without luolcs;..:an - an! IL
New York
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lNru yA REGIMENT. MY ~.

Contrary A.-WounGcd: Lieut. IL Pax
r In lax ain .nputatcd: Corporal G Trot-
t,r riar,aiiv: Private Robertson, Let arm am
purA:cd. w =,
CU:npanv Z -Wuunlcl Private " B
John:,vn, slightly; Corp'l Stegsr. slightly.
Company F.-Wonrdtd: Private JACKSON
j.. head -,
c. mpany 1.-Woun5ca: sers't "on'ark'
in side. -, .,
Company K.-Woun!ed : Capt Smith. flesh
wcua.! IN thigh.
severely, III lcg.
MAY 18TH.
Field and Staff.-Wourded :: Majo. @ G Ca
bell, severely, in face.
Company A.-W9uIded Private Tucker,
slightly, III hand.
Contrary B.-Wounjed: Private .Crcn-
shaw, slightly in face.
Company D.-WounIed Corporal Glenn,
slightly. in Ice; PTivates hunt, slightly, in
pi'c; MARTIN, slightly, III hpi'd. Missing
Private Seymour.
Cgmua,.y E.-KillrI: Private Peues.-
wourdcd Privates Dyson, severely in sid;
Ql.rles, in foo; 'Picrscy, i'll breast; Fore, IN
shoulder.
Company F.--Wourdcd Sergeant Morton,
4 ,sf1 wo2nd in leg; Corpora! Nash. in hand;
Private 3 alright, in PC,
C,,crmav IL" .urdcd: Lieut. Gillian,
in light rh;s:. Killed: Corpcral Farrar.
Cvn.pany I.-WoundeG: Corporal Terry.
ash wound IN side. Ki!cd Private Fou!kcs,
Company Wounded: Corporal Chap
psl!. severely, in thigh.
4 Z - |
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IT, Roht. II. Taf1, of Charleston, y. c.,

DIED. at the seabrook Hoa2ita, Tuesday evening" May
lT,h OF wounds received the day BEFORE while stornng
With his company, the enemy's lines before Drevrys
Bluff
He belonged to tie Washington Light 1ofaniry, we'll
know corps OF gallant young OF Charleston. He had
hrarely fought calamity during the whole war.
Charleston paper. please copy.
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Lit. Jos, Melville willis.

Was Killed. on tie 10Th LOST. n TIE e.>sg"rG.a: '-:'
Brr,ry 5 Bluff, Lieut.. JOS. MELVILLE WILLIS, .t
"B' 1ath Va. Regiment, aged ~ yeats H. "rs-s 'i
as- place from I.iay harch, I!s Div i*s;a'- f. y -
taIhe-, YIN. Will. axe invited 70 rttegd.
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ach.InS nss,,3;::slr ;a.; hS Is, ,s'as; se:rs1';
.5I TVS hr, tc:.: "a, yva bera - w!!; ~ =
ir,e 7scpis. We have net cal? ha!d 7ut S%t
br, lave yiysu the Yankees wLat lt-sJ ssTe
!. nm, ~ dovilish hard beating
&c =.
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Iiout. Col. Vim. r. Niemeyer.

K,lLsp 10 action the l2h Instant, at sro:sJlvaois
Court Euuse, Lieut. Col WM. =. NIEMEfER, Of the dlst
Virginia regiment, formerly Of Portsmouth Va, aged 81
years.
His funeral will take place from Broad Street Methodist
Church. this day Thursday 10 O'clock. The friends
Of the DECEASED and Of Capt Win. p Smith, Invited 10
att