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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20
CITY InteIligeacs.

pRovosr MARsnAL saor-Hs AIrExrrs 70 ARREST AN
AuEaKD BOUNTY Jrnrsx FiaE0 OK Deputy
Provost Marshal Pndas made attempt last evening to
arrost alleged bounty jumper IN tho vicinity Of sprug
and Mercer streets. when no had taken tho into
custody hcriends Of theEstter rallied and, hcng led by
shots, Of which wounded tue officer Tho prisoner
About shots lrcu, and T. singular circu-
stance that no greater inur les were inflicted This affair
crcatod ress deal OF excitement 10 the Eighth ward
but no further violence was attempted
srsAx EERRr 10 HARrs ISLAND DAviD's ISLAND -
10 consequence Of the great ncouvenrcc which has becn
experienced by parties wishing TO visit the
depots Harrs Dsvids islands. steam ferry
above mentioned places. The commodiou. steamer Gene
raj jackson will hereaier make regular trips between
New Rochelle and uart's and Da rs islands. rs. -.
TESTIMONIAL WELL Ksows FIREMAN MIR James
B. Fitzgerald, foreman of Occnus Hose Company No. &c.
In Madison street, was presented with magnificent
company. The gft was'acccmpaniod with beautiful set
OF complimentary resolutions. handsomely framed, and
u rs SAID thc whole testimonial cost over 1850
DAnr CELLARS AND PUBLLc HEALTH Among che
many nusauces in this city which demand be ata,ed
with all possible speed few complained about
than The damp, cellars the upper part Of tho city
These cellars . general RUE, are made wet by the
miserable sewers constructed up town. Some Of tho
sewers said 70 te n most diapidated condition. md
the foul water and attn consequeuce turned back
Into the cellars OF private housss. In Fortyeehth r
uosn 0sFoe0 upper bectcu o. city,
tho stencil OF Of the cellars b abominsbic and II
something " not done speedily by the authorities TO.
wards removing the cause OF this nesance, u will bc
miracle " pcetilcnco does not cnsuc.
Tny srsEs1 CLEAsix0 Conx sIoS held another meeting
yesterday at the Mayors private ONCE, City Hail. Mayor
Gunsher. Comptroller Brennan and City Inspector Boolc
after due consultation, agreed 70 advertise for bids for
the cleaning OF the Streets 10 accordance with certain
rules they lay down. rcservng TO themselves the right
q ectng such as they may consider mpssctcabie or
detective for other reasons II Is hoped the work w be
commenced Immediately before tho regular continued
yar season opcps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20
BODY OF BRIGApIKR GENERAL
JAMFSs6. wADSw0RrH.


Tho remains OF MAJOR General wadsworth will be 70.
moved to-day, at three o'clock, under military escort
IN command of Brgadier General Hall, on i've way TO
General wadsworths late residence The escort will
consist or the Seventh regiment, New York state
National Guard and the Second Infantry regiment the
regular army. The procession will march 10 tho foot
Of Cortlandt ssrsst, whore the body will bs ON.
barked on board the steamer for Albany. The csrs.
ooi are under the direction o shs Union League Club
the members of which requested bs present The
following named gentlemen invited 70 act ~ pail
Observation-Disclosures Ssurgis General DIX, General BALL.
General Sandford General Do Trobriand, Admiral Paul
ding, Hamilton FISH, George ". Blunt. Simeon DArper
George OPdyks, Charles h Marshall. Horace Greelsy.
The following brigade and rsgimensai orders have
been issucd-- .t.e
srrcAL cRDrR.
Third BRrcApE, N. G. s. N I'll
- NEW YosK, May 10, 1894.
Colonel IeHerts b hereby directed 70 assemble the
ee veuih regiment Friday the 10th ns at ha past
two O'Clock r. 10 front Of the City Hail. for escort
duty the remans Of the late Brigsdisr General wsds
wN. HAIL, Brigader General
ePBCIAL oRDER-
HEApouARrzRs, EEvESrH RpcIxKxf, N. US. N. C, Il
NEW YORK, May 10, 1854.
The above order is hereby promulgated. The regi-
BY order OF Colonel MARSHALL LEFTERTs.
W. II. HrxE, Adjutant.
The friends Of the las Major General Wordsworth are
invited 70 assemble At the City Hall 70 day. at three
O'Clock p. NJ join in The municipal and military pro-
cesson which viii then aocompany HE remains thence
70 the New York ana Erie Railroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

THR STEAMSHIP CofoRApo, built for the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company wfi be auncnsd from the shipyard
Of william H. wcss 90 morrow morning. 2Iss inst, at
eight O'Clock precieely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20
Coroner's Inquest.

Fousp DnowxxD--coronsg wildey yesterday held an
inquest Governors Island the body OF unknown
man about forty years Of age. which had ated ashore
there. deceased was about five feet eight inches IN
height with sandy hair and HIGHT mustachc He
was dressed in heavy pes jacket, closely buttsued 20
tho chin two biue woolsn Shirts dark pants and good
boots Deceased evidently sailor. The body had
been 10 she water about three weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

Tur AMArgrR C0rroS PLANrsRs AND ruk GrKRLLAs "A
party OF Quantrcs have been committing depreda
ions upoa the plantations In louisiana, bstween scks
burg aud Natchex. Opposite 10 DAVIS l'antatpu .ney
made an upon place whore the negroes nad ocen
armed aud made resistance. ssrmish enrued 10
whon two OF the rebels killed and eight wounded
when they retired They returned on tns next uay now
and msssacred Professor winche end inrty OF hm
ns.rucs About days later they visited waterproof
and stripped the plantations including thai OF Messrs
Knox md Colburn the correspondents who have
turned amateur planters OF all their males and negroes
carrying OF all Of any value ~ veil All inc white men,
threatening /, hang The latter upon tho fret whe-
tber Mr. Knox, who upon the plantation, made his
escape or was carried away by the resss remains 70 BE-
seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20


Yesterday, about noon, In soldiers ciothes, who
gives his John NJ Phillips Of the seventh Illinois
Infantry ATTEMPTED terrible outrage upon the dsugnter
OF OF esteemed clerymena child only ten
years old, aud afflicted with nervous disease, cn0rea
or 40 Il n usually called st. vitus dance The wretch
had hired horse aud carriage and while driving along
he xtoppsd ard selling child suddenly, be placed her
IN the carriage. He then drove rapidly towards the
country aid getting into secluded place effected biz
object upon the almost unconscious and rcsetess cnd
nut her out OF the carriage He WAS Immediately ar
rested and while being examined at the Court House,
brother OF the afflicted and outraged child got into the
building and drawing revolver sdIschsrged u At the
prIsouer Two shots took effect, the prisoner dying
shorty after being wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

The Steamer Bavaria Bsuna East.
81. Jonxs, N. F., May 10, 1894
The Ice has closed n all along the shore. The Bavaria
passed here bound sas, ~ o'clock Thursday. a54t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

VIM Clark. @. blst Pa,
left arni
Cplor inBerum. B, ,lI.h N II,
leg
sv ttten, I, 7,h RI, left foot
u Thurll, q. 9th n u, hand
Jas Il Murphy, @. ythNH lett
psnFi,ns, H. uth Mas, lefs
hand
Jas Hainss, v. 9th NH, finger
bergt Saml Rice, II. 7sh ri,
john asa' I "a Crawford. =. .s.A "a.
rhos Hslly. O. slss ny, rigA.
sergt Chas r Perkins. I, 27th
Mich. left shoulder
Ellss X Mitchell, &, Slst Nc,
right hand
PRESCOTT Cha mberlaiu, q, SD
Ne, left ankle
Fred Cobb. A, 9th N a, left
chssN s,, xnoysil, Q. ssa Nc,
Corp Samuel Qualer. d, 9th
N IL. mouth
Sergt 3 X Peacock, I, 3lss
Me, hand
Chas o Browning, +, 7,h RI.
Hsniy Bshsy, D. a7.h Mich,
arm
Osburn Treflin, r, sd Ne,
left shoulder
Corp Geo r Batchelder, 9th
h I, left shoulder
Sergt . D Arnold, q, D2d Pa.
loft foot
Ch.s & Thompson. D, ,s2d Nc.
Johns Scot. q, ss.h Mass, left
foot M W
Lincoln 3 Hilton, n. 9th
Mass. arm
Sergt Addison @ Hammer, y,
9Th n n. left eye -.1--f
Corp J klune. q. llth N b,
abdomen
Corp q II Thompson, B, llth
N n, head
Corp J Hemphill, r. llth N
J Corden. +, ll,h N II, hand
@ B Robbie, r, llth N H.groin
Corp J B Rove, ], lith N H,
NhtUh
D n xnise, r, 9th N II, left
arm and eg
n Z Hendricks. d s27th Niche
anclc
Herbert George. q, lO9th ny,
both thighs
Marcus Keap. z ,36th Mass. leg
Edw Curtis, F,9th Maine, left
Corp John N Dennis. slst
Maine, head
GeoW Hazen, D, ,l2Sd NY, arm
6ergt VIM Blain. l23d n \,
hand
MASSACHUSETTS,.
& p Kelly. q, leg
G w Gilman, d, left arm
Jno Murray. z. chm
Jas H0lloran. IL, chin
Geo Clarke, died
s w Bl Ike, X, toe
| lsSACHuSErTS.
Lieut. McArdcIl, e. head
NJ Regan, d, right hand
NJ Mclean, q, leg
r l. Burgess, scalp
w N Shaw. f. lett arm
Pat Kennard, u, ri shoulder
Thos Fox, lett hand
John Sanberg, G, thigh
JAS Conrell, B, thigh
John Barry, g. side and hand
o r Griswold, I. head
Jno Mcintyre, d, forehead
Adam Stuck. q, leg
Giles Ryan, Z, lett foot and
Howard Gay, *. left leg.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Chs Mitchell, X, right arm
and body
r II LEVEL, X, right arm
and body
n Bowen, lett foot
j Horton. ID. head and hand
+ Souiie. l, right high
l. Danie,s. X. abdomen
q A Stone. X, lett side
W Sherwin, right arm
rATEs INFANTRY.
Leroy Cnrtin, left arm
Cria Clark, left foot
rATES INFANTRY.
w YORK CAVALRY.
Corp VIM Wallace. right hand
MoUsTED RIFLES.
sergt A Eichman, left hand
,Rrrs LIGHT ARTILLERY.
,dy
"A HEAVY ARIrLLERY.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

Corp W 8 Hanley. 4. 6lst N VIM
u. loot left
Wm warner, @, 1ogth NY, Cpll
shoulder Lei
Geosmith, ], blst n Y, head. SV
b0rgt Jcl Tilton, E, blst NY, HT
fore skull Jas
SAM Crtder. y, V5th Pa, wrist ha
kdwd Williams, d, Goth Pa, Dan
shoulder hu
Cpl Isaac Nye. X. TN RI,hip Jas
John Graham, Z. Goth Pa, Bera
thigh lei
John Piummer, B. 9th N III, JohI
head ami hand he
Bcn = Wells, q. 7th n ], Tho
N HIT ITlh;Smpson, ;.,,p B, iI.h N H.. ssIs
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sh1u.ner rip
Jas = Powers, 3, 9th NH. leg Pres
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W Thompson, @, 9TH N H, Fred
John AsKinney.B.0s.h Mass. cha' M
CA avinen. B.sad Ne. hand oos' OF
20 Donelson. q, 57lh NY, Ser,
right shoulder M NJ
John Ward, D. 9Th VI. lefs cha
J CertwHsAt. Z, slss n Y. Her
yight shoulder or
Henry venderfin, @, 57th Orb
J Pa. forearm lei
n Black. r, S6th Mass. hand Corr
Corp Benj Perkins, A, SD h
Ne. left foot SerG
Hiram 8 Libhett B. a2d Ne. d
Patrick NoCaiYrsy. =, 9Th n hiI
IL, skull fractured J0hT
Second Lieut. Cyrus Mcclure, fox
9Th n n, right bip Limo
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John 4 Alien, O. 7th X /, sSerg
shoulder 6Ih
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J BuriSnd, a. oh Nh. foot n
@ Dyer, d. SD Ne, hand Corr
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8 Ward, D, bist N Y, LETT foot Go
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3 X Harris, A. 6Sth xasa, Corp
left hand Shi
sergt A Fry, 9, lIth N H, DIN
walter Il Evans, e, 9th nh. NE
LETT foot anc
Benz Ellis, q, 6lss Pa, lAa Herb
berGt Marlin White, 4. Shin bot
H. both thighs Marc
Jacob Keutwell. G, 9th N II, Edw
ossood johnson. .A.ssd Mass, Corp
hand Ma
Frank BalAlS, A, 7th Maine Gooy
battery, foot 6ergl
Geo Kidder, S7th, ancle hal
rHIRrY.FIFTH MASS.
Dergt Bartlett. A, body EP
Sergt w X Wright, X, died C w
Corp A 3 Waldron, Il, loft Jno
arm 1 Jas
Corp L A Morse. X, face Geo
FM Whi!man,G g, right ankle s w
FlFTY.slxIH MAssA
Sergt Richardson, A, leg Lieu
sergs Sweetzer, G, right n r.
thigh NJ NJ,
seret Uinkley, c, shoulder til
Lieut. Litllefcid, A, left leg w N
Eergt Carberry, +, arm. Pat
Lieut Mayloan, G, lett leg Thos
VIM Baylis. Fl, right Fore JohI
arm JAS
N McNulty, d, shoulder Johl
j Thompson, X, hips OP
Da mel Robinson, ID, arm Jno
Fred Hartmann, q, thigh Ada
NJ McCoughin, g, feft arm GLE
J,a Fly, @, left leg he
Thos Daily, l. right leg How
Thos Lang, B, right knee s
FIFTY-sEvENTH MASS
Antony Joan. B, right hand Chs
A Powers. /, right arm an
Jas Z Brooks, X. left foot r II
Beni Coky, e, right hip an
= G Rice, *, forearm u v
II Whitton, K. face j FL,
r Putnam, A, left leg + 81
B y Bush, ID, both thighs l. ID
J o Donclson, A. right arm GA
6srgt q r Hare. II. left leg W 81
FOURTH UNITED STATE
Clas Lincoln, @. right shoul- Ler
der Crii
TEvrH UNITED STATE
Lieut. J r Reed. C. scalp
rwRSTY-YOUarR NEW 7
Scrgt Geo Cook, hand Corr
Corp G w Dryer. left leg
RHCOsD NEW YORK MOT
Eergt d Brandlc d. loft FORE Serl
arm
rOURrERNrH .MAssAcHrsRrri
John lyman. muti,ation Of body
sECONp pENKsN LvAHrA II
Albert II Bennett, H, left ankle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

Tbe Corcoran Legion acted like veterans, and kept
their ground for over an hour under very hot fire.
An attack was made by the enemy the left 10 the
afternoon where Warren posted but batteries
soon drsve the enemy back aud slienced their guns
All was quiet al six O'Clock In the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

y MAY 10, 1864-0A. N.
Ihave just received intelligence that Guynes Station
the fredericksburg hnd gnia Railroad entered
last night by scouts. They captured the telegraph
operators and apparatus, mall Ac. Ths station and
large quantity Of supplies were destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-20

# HKApou ARrHRs, AAMy oE fuR PoronAc,
May l8--6P. N.
An attack on the encmys right 70 have made
at early hour this morning, bus on examining tho
ground in that vicinity wss found 70 BE- unfavorable
fos the handling Of the army; the plan changed
and nve O'Clock this morning General Hancock, sup
ported BY the sixth corps hs right and Burnside
his efs, advanced against the enemy's works
Tho rHe pits In front wsS those which had been sban
doncd by u.s. but they nsd with rebel sharpshoot
srs, Who discdsed. and driven through Sec
ond line and behind thick and impsne,rabls abattis
which was Of . most formidable character.
On examination vas deemed best NOT 70 attempt
charging through this barrier and the troops fell back In
good order although exposed 70 CALLING Of shell and
canister from both nanKs
Our loss In this engagement considerable, being
about 500 In killed and wounded among whom Cv
onel Murphy commanding the Corcoran Legsoa wounded
Lieutenant Colonel Do Lacy, One Hundred and Sixty
fourth New York, wounded In the bowels, Major
Burns, Ose Hundred and Ffsy-nfth New York.
Ia the head Lieutenant Colonel vandsrhardsn, ono
Hundred and Sixteenth Pennsylvania, In the
the shoulder. Major BAkes, commanding Thirty ninth
New York, wounded, and lhjor csrpls, Yisy.sccond
New York, wounded.
Bunsids's corps were partly ssAssd, and lass q shs
sbcve nsmbs aboat onefsurth.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-13
From New York.

NEw YORK, February IL The Tribune says
a letter from our LpROn correspondent cOn-
tains news of some Importance, which has as vet
attracted 40 attention Tne news. int nutshell
Is that at this moment there is a feet of six rebel
war steamers in Chinese waters These vessels
were fitted out in England by Nherard Osborne
an English naval Captain. and the were
recruited fiom among the offirers and men Of
Her Brittanc Maiesty'S navy They were under
contract the Chinese government, but when
th reached China a disagreement arose he
tween Osborne and the Chinese authorities. and
the vessels were not delivered, hut thrown i'm the
market and sold at atlction-OSbOtue, officers
crews guns and all-to jefferson Davis. 1t l.
in'mated that Osborne had some expectations of
reaching this result when he lett England The
funds for the purchase are said To have been pro-
vided IN part by the sale OF The rebel ram in the
Cyie
There are now but few american ships in the
E,>t India waters, and it i thought probable
that this fleet. IN company with the other rebel
pir.te$, may be destined to attack San Fran
cisco.
In order TO show their respect for British
trality. the British crews take an oath of natu-
raj zation citizens of the Conederacy. when
the dag changes IT, therefore. San Francisco
should happen TO toe burned and plundered, John
Bull washes his hands of all responsibility
A Washington special to the Tribune. dated
llth, say>:
Rev o. S Wiley. of Philadelphia. Rev J. r.
Sloan. of New \ ork. and Commodore Brown.
of Philadelphia. of the Reformed Presbyterian
Synod. had an interview this morning with the
President on the subject of amending the Con
stituton in favor of Christianity and freedom
They we're introduced hy Judge Bingham, and
presented their memorials The Z esident re-
piled to the delegation that he would take the
matter into serious considerations and give it such
attention a. his duty to Maker and country
seemed to demand
The Raleigh \ c. Pfouress confirms a strong
article against the new Confederate enrolment
act. and says II Congress IS bent on fastening a
military despotism on The people they must sub
NIT finally ur resort to the principle that resist
ance to tvrants i obedience 10 Cod and the peo-
PIE OF North Carolina must not hesitate which
couSe they should pursue z - the tvranncal
bill reported by the Military Committee, and the
collision long talked Of between North Caro-
lima and the Confederate States is upon US.
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Noon Reports,
THE REBEL FORCES In ARKANSAS
Several Hundred Rebels Captured
up the Yazoo.
Rebel War steamers in Chinese
Waters.
IL is Thought they W'H .sffaoE
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Price has about 60eO demoralized troops at
Washington; Marmaduke, Brooks and Cabell
are in the mountains in the vicinity of Murfrees-
boro; SheIhv's recently routed command is on
the Lower Sabine
The llth Illinois captured several hundred
rebels up the Yazoo river No particulars.
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TO ana of Dysenfers, DarThes,
Cholc Cholera Aorbus. IL is slso the best pain kT
extant
Compound Extract of Arnica, for Rheu-
mlfi>r Neuralgia Pains Inf atoms. &c.. &c
tria the ssentica Of the magical eR-c-
Of this truly great and wonderful preparation.
Aromatic ointment. for cuts, new and old:
Sores B IL. Bruises BGrns. Frost fes Sore Nipples
&c We offer this II the hest saves now In use
Parssian tooth liquid. for Nervous
All ofthe anaVe ~e-en remedies put up Scienfh.
Nos and 20 North Illinois street and by
Druggists and sorekeepsrs svery where, and warranted
e. cure II taken y recommended.
Tn sick and All cfed Invited call az ofsce
SO-woois Block Consultations free. Advice gratis.
Medicines sntet and "a .rAnteed Call and get
eculars certificates and receive good and hones
treatment
Agents wanted travel everywhere. Satisfactory in
taeemenfs offered sPicRk. HkNNINGsh Co,
aSvlT -<8~1y PropTsstsrs