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fenfen.
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The New York herald., 1864-05-27
superior COWrt-Triai IsSa
Be.Ws Judge Mcneil.

GREAT FLARE ur IN COUNT.
MAr25-Erd Ia ss,er PcuI Koh This case WAS
brought to singuas termination by The oosduct OF the
counse, for the pantiG who dcpored nrsolf such
dlere.pec,fu manner the Court that Judge Mcneil
Obliged TO adour tho FOR the The plaintiff,
10 appears, keers restaurant, and being auxious TO
sure some Rhus wine the defendant
70 Germany asA purchase her avs Of tho beverage
at = cost Of 800 Instead os seoding ,ne commodity "a
Mrs. Hsmmes. however, the deeendan, shipped u on bis
account and ON ~ arrival In this port sold to oos
smith sby causing her considerable annoyance not
to mention the loss os The monoy.
The de- sudAnt the other hand claims thlt thc Wins
his Individual property. and that he had sns 70
do with ~ be rssased. IN reference 70 tne tsoV ne
saw hst IL was money rsce ved the plsrtn on
bond jast ocfoss his departure for Europe aud was
with ths money he purchased the VINE Ins ceseios
the defence hid opened, ADD ihe counsel oare uon
rheumatic geotleman csasches " take tue staAd
The counsel for the plaintiff, in sarcastic Tone q
masnns TO ps,uaae that tho witness was only fsgnipg
\ iamaOess aud was Try ing tho sympathy dodge,
Judge Mone promptly rebuked tho counsel Tor hs ds
respectful language, ana SAID ns Nou nave 70 Ies
further progress OF tue caso unoes " wss Sfsous"" w"
Ins "onnse thereupcn became worry excited, and said
the Court had nsui'ed him thai ne bad been scrveu
et v.y before did not msoh cAfs whether the case
yudpe Monet, reminded the ssn,1snsn that he wa cul
Of order and told him 70 leave Oh gesicaasns, aaa "
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had been lnsltcd anc Kept on taking in ouo 'ene
| voice 49,
sDecu and hand him over 10 the cnsso0y
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The New York herald., 1864-05-27

remains 60 be accomplished
ras Loo aud baaregard blnders have taken place ese
where upon which, al present, shall not comment
now seek to aid the cause TO the utermos Forgetting
possible the errors OF some let all endeavor, not
wnsssndng the incubus that sometimes paralyzes our
arms, W 90 all 10 our power for the cause.
YANKEE JUBiLArroN.
fankee papers Of the l4h have been picked up below
Drruy's Bluff, which are full, usual or Gctitions
stories o. Grants and Buffers glorious Victories" Tho
Official uespatch OF Butler announcing tbe capture or
Petersburg Is published in full Lincon has issued
address calling on tue civilized world to join 10 prayer
and lhanksg wing OF defeat OF the rebels
and the virtual crushing out Of tho rebellion. CO H..
Abraham you have !" bet your Pile 7" and tho nation
which can whip, ought TO be able TO bur oil creation
THE LOCAL TROOPS
The recent formidable demonstration against this city
from various quarters, rendered it necessary 40 call
upon the local troops and tho city militia aid resst
Ing the enemy These 0rganixa Il s needless say
have responded With Cheeruness and alacrity to the
summons, and have borne without the hard
ships Of rough weather. and service for which they
had mado very inadequate preparations But certaoy
ali immediate danger 10 ichmond has passed away.
Buffers sherdans forcos have both been foied ia
their designs and no longer press at gates Never
theless, the local organizations st kept in the
field, Just as Il they constituted permanent corrs
to garrison orl1c stions Tho business Of the public de-
parments lis arrested and the Industrial system OF
city virtually stopped Stores olosed and prices there
by enhanced, to the great suffering OF the people there
be a clear necessity for all this none would be moro
ready TO perceive and appreciate II than ourselves but
seeinR WhateVer, We tDese troops
were allowed TO repair to their homes their
customary pursuits II they shall DO wanted again they
can READILY be got together at the tap OF the drum and
they will assemble and hight with the readiness
when they know that there Is no disposition to subject
them to useless and unnecessary service In tue camp.
HIGH PRICES IN RICHMOND.
The cost OF all articles OF prime necessity has increased
TO an alarming extent during the past week Pious
people hoping that those who have raised prices TIL
thcy nearly out or sight will go up after objects
oil their socitude and stay after they get What will
people say after this when they remember that -four
$50 and eggs at $40 per dozen The stoppage OF
mnication with tho city may have had something do
with the high prices: but expect they
ing to the natural disposition OF holders to get all they
can out Of the people.
The New York herald., 1864-05-27
p O S T S G r I p Z
FRIDAY. NAY 27-5 A. M.
IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Arrival Of General Banks and Part OF
His Forces at new Orleans-Muttny OF
tho Rebel Gasrt ON NJ Fort Morgan
Reported Eattic Be, we, tho French
and Mexicans NJ ban Luis and Defeat
OF the French, &c.
CAIRO, May 20, 1864
The steamer Atlantic from New Orleans the 2ist and
Memphis Wednesday evening, has arrved at this place
with 22s bales Of cotton for St. Louis
The steamers Columbia Havana and George Cromwell
we're to sail for New York on the 2lst inst.
The transport Cahawba had arrived at New Orleans
with tho Twenty sixth Massachusetts, Volunteers and
government stores.
The officer Of the Atlantic reports that General Banks
with portion Of his army, arrived at New Orleans on
the 2lst.
1t was not known that auy new movements were on
foot for the present.
In moving across the country during his retreat from
Alexandria, General Banks left the Red Fort Dc
kussey and struck for Smmspor where he crossed the
Alchaalaya, and then marched Morgapxi, on the Mis-
sissipp
General A. J. Smiths command also marched to simms
port and there embarked it transports.
naval officer, who e.t Pensacola the 18th inst ,
says report had Just been received OF another mutny
Of The garrison in Fort Morgan Mobile but no par
t.culars accompanied the report.
The New Orleans True Delta OF the 2Ist has the follow.
IL
The steamer 81, Marys arrived las, night bringing one
hundred and fifty refugees and reports that heavy
tie had taken place between the French aud Mexicaus
seven thousand saong, under General Ncgrete at San
Luis, in which the French were thoroughly defeated.
This intelligence, though OF vast IMPORTANCE is doubted
by many intelligent Mexicaus in city for several
snne TIE Mexican Consul, told has had intel.
igcnce of this victory, though he usually receives the
earliest intelligence OF these ments II known
from various sources, although General Negrete
marching his troops with the Intention OF gvog the
enemy battle, yet the distance to bc accomplished thrce
hundred miles, a burning country. la which there
was no water, was great il the opinion Of these
familiar with the country, for human energy.
The New orleans cotton market inactive No
sales OF importance. low middling Sic. Sc mid.
ding, Soc. a Soc. Nothing doing In sugar or mo-
lasses. fair supply was Offering, but no disposition
shown to operate.
The Memphis cotton markc, was unchanged The
absence of stock limits transactions, though all Offering
readily taken. Receipts since last report one os
dred baes.
The New York herald., 1864-05-27
News from Cairo nnd Memphis.

CAIRO, III, May 20, tsb4
Admiral Porter passed up to Mouad city on tive Steamer
Black Hawk, last night.
The Platte Valley, from Memphis passed NJ FOR =.
Louis, with three hundred and thirty bales o.
cotton.
Memphis adrices up 10 the 24th inst. contain little
news
Two brothers, named Ferguson, we're executed at lie
lena for the murder OF citizens gong 10 Hee;ss with
cotton about three months ago
Geneis Tutte up the Platte Valley en- route 10
report TO Sherman, having, at bis own request been re
heved iron the command the post OF Natche2
Memphis cotton market active and Grm; oleriuss
small, ana all taken At advanced rates. Receipts ~ the
past forty eight hours, Gas bales Quotations.
10 strict m.ddug, 14c 7sc good, roe Soc iar soc
Nc
The New York herald., 1864-05-27
DETAILS OF the FIGHTING.
! Dispatches from Secretary stanton to
an st General DIX.

i Dispatches from Secretary stanton to
sf General DIX.
WARRINGTON, May 20, 1864
4iajor General Dlx:-
Dispatches from General Grant received this morning
strong position between the North and South Anna ry
ers, whore their forces appear TO be concentrated.
viii probably require two three days to develop
his operations, which are not now proper sub ecs for
publication.
The Ninth corps has been incorporated with the Army
of the Potomac
No dispatches have received from any other field
pt operations
EDWIN NJ. STANTON Secretary Of War.
THE SECOND DESPATCH.
WAR DEPARTMENT !
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1864
Tho despatch from General Grant, mentioned in my
telegraph this morning, dated at Jerico Mills,
twelve O'Clock, noon, May 25.
An official despatch from headquarters Quarles ford,
at e ht O'Clock this morning. has just been received II
details progress since yesterday Of which
It not proper to say than that they will mani
Jest tneir result within twenty -four hours
Our sick and wounded in Fredericksburg have been
franssred to Washington and the army material and
supplies removed points to the present field or
operations
From the mouth Of Red river, May q, Major General
Candy reports that the army from Red river was de
fsyed crossing the Achafaaya by the high water and
gnsualcient pontoon equipage The crossing was com
peted to-day, and the army now moving across the
1iississippi.
Brigadier General A. G. Smith had spirited engage
msnt with Pognacs rebel division on the sh instant
Relocating driving several miles and capturing three
hundred prisoners. -
In report at 1oA5 today, General Butler says
sFurher Official reports show that the repulse a: Will
sons wharf was even complete than tclegraphed
The enemy retreated during the night leaving twenty
ave Of their dead in hands. and showed loss Of
KILLED and wounded OF more than two hundred. From
che accounts OF every officer the negro troops behaved
most splendidy."
Nothing has been heard from General sherman's com.
msud. EDWIN d. STANTON, Secretary of War.
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