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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-01

sTcss, acc inc.udlng the oncess Of Congress
tn lie provlslona. rass<a-4yes q, does e..
The bill reported from the Mill arg COIN
mtfteS to autaosios tae pfesidsut u cnnfcr
teupcrsry rank aad cDmmanc unon of1cers
of tue Pfovsslnnal army ass;gred to special
services, wea taken ug ~ aodotshsd busiress.
II Vas amended aud passed.
Mr. Mics, tr ,s1 the Military Coumsttoe,
reported esca Senate tiii +, auth ,r,xe the
aproIntmept Of ten additional military store
keepers. Passed
Also, Senate hill to pr vide for the ap.
posriuaeut Of fifty additional artillery cdl-
GERS for o.anan @ duty. P.ssed
Alao, Senate bsii to provide for the corr
pSasation of Detailed men, with en- amend
Ycnt by way CT substitute, which propCsas
70 give them the pay, :, aiio *snccs and rations
fof solder, with additional allowances for
extra work. Passed.
Also, Senate bill TO furnish transportation
70 cftoers at tho army end navy, white tsav-
d'g under or3efa, With an ameadment
which allows item ten doiaTs day in ad
uiHaD to transportation iu kind. Passed.
Hr. Marshall. Of Ky. from the Military
COMMITTEE, reported hack Senate bill to
prom tha efficiency Of tia cavalry ser
vice, and to punish lawlessDess il any p,T
ilon thereof, With az an U7audnsat.
Tic bill was debated u1,ii O'Clock, a.
which aefsr the House TOOK rscess uut..
O'Clock r u
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LINER FaOM THE NagTYy,

A gentleman VINO aas saen New York
zTssans cf May ES.h, has kindly furnished
rs with sone items Of rews from ,.s
Columns. Gcid was Guof d at 1864 Tna
war news YVES Of no great imp rtarcs, and
the public mind ct the North awaited With
anxiety the result os the strategic move
nen.s ol Grant. 4 Washington coErespon-
Dent says that Fredericksburg has not be;n
evacuated, bat that oil the Gov. saness
stores have been renewed !rom there. It's
addad that Aosh2's sgaerlllss" hlve oeou-
pied ths iaas ten days In destroying ali the
bridges and biockhousss erected by the
Yankees between Union Mils ard the Ear-
icaa. Joshua r. 0ld3inSs, tls famous &c.
:nfaucns> abolition sgitatcr, is lad. Wa
should DO pleased to record the demise Of
cry number Of his cc-worle!s in eyil.
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TIE YA.EEE LErrHRG.

We gieaa aone points OF Interest from the
private letters found upon r 3 Fesac;a,
;ho correspondent of tae New 7vrk IEosia.
who was caps1red On Sunday q: Tansts;rs
Station. Thass Letters ars dated tue % l. q.
Nay, caa tss writer's sll egree t.at Grants
hasa OF supplies Is to 30 tho sVhiss House.
One, writing from Hanover Town, eoy:-'L
&c cot aSstclpate eny fghtins f,r cay or
tao, although, wo usa5 a: SPY tina Gud the
enemy In cur ceent. 5rcnk:orsdss, With
-oi7issioa Of ID, $3.50 Mea. II 81 Esnoger 6. 4. I"
Anotaer-"We nze now c'!y eighteen uiies
this t;1as We shall 60 iuto Richmond. Oar
lossea have been seT~f;is Na have received
gcea. r1anE nsw meu." Anothe. grows
toastful, a.d irduigfs In tbs favo-ite Yankee
s.sug about speedy 'c-GshioS G: the re-
tsll:on," which has been constantly hsreaa
upon By Northern newspapers sna CORES
poEdents from thevery beginning oftbe wsT
Yet Richmond atiil stands, AMI bids teaalce
So he threatening foe. Says taie wgisar.-
WccTc gradually 'ac;.;pg up On tho strong
hold for fra, a,Aae. o,d Lee has b1es
oou pas:eiy ertdons; AID this rebellion must
s0cc cc,.e to en erd The A7Mv
OF ths Potomac 10 rccol plishirS szaet;g
what It is Intended s.r, aDd & Leo attempts
TO hold Richmond eId allow himself 10 be
ssssssG, ks viii icss his whole army"
TIE oaiy Important developments in this
correspondence consist In ths easr:ssion os
the fEcts that Grant is to s-ako tia White
House his bsse Of supplies, that &c con.eR-
plates siege of RichIcad, ead that their
iceses have been terrible. Taese, however,
indicate With sufficient ciearness the future
plan Of tha campaign On ths pas. Of tts
Yankee asn7.
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Mayors Gurz Ii -corder Caskis presided
In thu. ,.Vu2t yesterday, aud dis; ,osed vi bu-
s;ness with commemorate dispatch.
jos james, q treo negro boy, rcs ordered
to be slightly .hrashed tor stealing $220 from
ais mother, Adeiire Jimes. Il. Laa b, axas
two p.st0 with part Vi the stolen funds.
Mathew A Davis, " bite D. ,, plead guilty
to the charge uf stealing two rars Il s0oe
urpsrs froU. Mike Snaauou. He said ha
had returned one pair and would rxiurn the
other If he could recover them. He v, 9
discharged with q serious edmorition.
The case Of Lewis II Alien, the boy charged
with forging the name Of John II Baptist to
an order On the Poat-O Oalee, was continued
till to day.
Mary Platt was charged With beating easah
ClrTsc6. THIS vas household row, occur
ring hetwaen these ladies, who occupied the
satQe aoaoe, on tie sGu:beidS OF the basin.
the RrcNdaf think;ng no great damage had
ccen Or YVES likely 70 be cone By either Vt
the parties tn ID other, dismissed the c se.
Eix.bsth Victor was charged with stealing
bread from Margaret Miller, and Margaret
Miller was charged With sste.op:in to ''xet
eyen," by stealing oce Of Mrs fictvr's win
dow shult8N. lhis appearing also to ba
nothing more than reg gnporhocd crol It
Was dismissed.
A perez! of negro women. eaugh: In an
cnlA.tui asseu bly, n hou e II LAD charac-
{ :. near the Old 9as W. Tk-, were orders q
t. be wbipt ed and c,mmiitcd to Jail.
Aitx scott ana John q Auusewe were
En.d fJr permitting their respective s0us to
throw stoCes in the street.
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a- AN AgpNAL u, s.s peov,- II Lv., edo .
"S ate Slaiej-Tbe Directors OF tic Yo9ng
Me-'s Chrjs.iaa ASS cIs.,oa cs Koomc d Z, apest-
fully, DC: earnestly snbrnit 5" sns benevolent SAD
tce patriotic ihrougaou. lAs co ifederase 2ia;es
cppsSi IL hs5c st ths Eolil families "a this
city S;cco tne ccrsDsnce:zaa Cf tie war hcScaord
~ hexa a re- age fer thoss Wno have Seso cr.7c.
;so:, .a4ir hon.es by our rcshAes e1e12.aa Thu
ssn q; Sapae:. ~oEnsa and Children, uos nom III
dasastsssd eocntsse Il Vifg,sn sicaa. bet s..4m
resr!s every state Of the Conf cs7scy bavs soushi
az ass;1,o In our Icldo: 0UY Cit SOce haze csGs,
spsea,9i ~ Il ngMeersSs inE:EaCes tc relieve :as
SICK and Eovrd,d soldiers, 10 fsr2;sa shoes and
othog scs soldiers 70 la teld eca hssp!tei, scd to
sG ~ foca sGd cocker fc: tEer sa1sssins families,
aad noa.y h.ve shsy, in tho greet Usjeay o& In.
STANCES, responded IN every appeal
Ine eappiis7 o: pravsSto1S .he City aa this time
as Te3acai, sn6 ss d;n Slses OF btaiasrs c.n-
ere by c:dina mosss 20 bE.,s,o's arc srsas,
taas iss funds contributed for the rlis OF tire poor
accomplish bus istis II porchaaas the aec@ses-
ries oi tle.
sppesrz t.as there are More than tsYee thSGsani
s0..es !a ti.is cit7 who arc rcc1lpg employ aieDt
tr.y tha Government 10 vA:a, e.i s1at those WHIT,
eissin WORK ere not raiiy em eoyco. Tho wsses
q fos their WORT Wi.i uni enable tssas rSs
~0u3c SO pTOoErc e. scseacy Q; tee p.aB6st i0od
for tcesnscSsA nns. cbii ara Without ssssf2,ce,
aso, troEa tSs otly ana cossntry general y sssny
Sessass c: s3sca siSrvst;o3 Eatss 5a-s oScaSseJ,
car C:sy CsaRa, Las B,sts :ae-s i5c.SI aYFTofris
.ss &, iaa Eus0e@ss os sES,.sss oc.n fer s-s.I:-
sos dist batior s1d gGr sak ct css; DC. tic syeats
9Ip!Sys0 t'f S.ss iF pSs ssVe as crSR aS!S %
.rs the acsu;.;y o. provisions required.
Vls.sr tssSs crocMe,aLl<4 sss' - as Is 8 or
d0:r se acassi 20 isi ciiiE eaS sSroaSaGnS hs
Co-fs .1s S:ases 20 forward, wt.acs. te:s. oon;Ti
oss:als cs Baansy saa 2P.;Ss ,ha Amy Co.'S
t. f tss assncaa:s0s. since the oesa9r:
c: ts =aT shis ColcE.;se has :sbo.s9 sssovssy s'
sahsEy ser the temporal aca spiritual welfare ci
a- soldiers 1nd tns,E families, aad fn- TIA ssos.
snrr yior:cus Les taoso ssieers rnI ce dis
aged noT upoa the ere Of cur ssvereet, ard, q.
sscst oar ls-s and raost glorious campaign, f.,
gacs a tas generous EyGpaSy ana sSps,<s es fbsu
t-.gss.S ~ hons,
| Ss,rncea i1sta 70 Roger martin, Saperintendens
! nt W:a 4nntnrti. Cns.nasa ef tao sssay <iomsis
~. 7sit! Se promptly attended 10 aI,; ia ascard
1900 wisa ssoai2. agreement m.sc sSth tie 40per
| ;steatsns Of Tho sou,hern E1orsss &, 0pans, a
ssp es charge will rs paid By shes. Et ki.aNaoaa
Combinations Of money ehcaid also he seGt 10 tics!
gcr.iemaa. IN WILLIS. ya. Pres.
| o SLRpcE7, Secretary. nay Its
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11s Ls1s Aoosc2sr n 93s fnsssDoRe FAN
-. 20 iasa ~ se<lase. and ssss1bee eesesss-
ts~es sa0 :f-d ~ che rreslasst end fsnly. eaiisd
ss.n 'es deepest eynpasaies of the pasiie. From
fssvees tssss of CcGgedssnaa oaloes-sASsGh
cot icss idsd fes pas'!ea,,sa ~ Selma Eipn6sA
cnEsss shs following dsscsiptlsa q IL se.ns of
sas ssctdsHs snd Tie Psesiteztx hoo ssac,d. upoo
tie ocecsieaee Of the sudden aGe,foa
PEaasHce, 9 c. My ~ leA Richmn.a an eua
Gay morning. iE: Il M.y tIn ti,. srrnlne bcfofr
found myself ~ the rrecIdent's hauss M .sIr, -
q saa ann singular ascidea;. Hs,ins knisssd III
!1ase IL OF nss-lssappi, 90 ipok Al ,ha ci;v. AM
passfSs the P-csidenes Rasnsieu we iars,d u ioot
es the rcen+sy heycnd when a tiii- esl raj, ot of
tae hau ~ IytuE To the next 6ssT a.d rvliaA t;e
te!s vicleat.; In a raiuG.e sae was sesiosed kv
another. aad taen by little boy ue picture of The
esosi utter deaaie'ion and despair, and ther by a
nrgso w'oHaa. fscta wtcm we learned that the
Presidents a,ie son w1s bsd,y hart, aaa 40 white
rcrEon except these three His;e chidsen ST :;or,.
We q: CAGE ssa la and found ihe H:,:s fe.icsy
{abcl ere YSass Old ia ts,s szE:s OF negro r,ec,
tnses.sih sad almost Gsaa. nispaichiae ser.
vssr, fer doc;n. vs h.2an 10 ~ h!n With cam
phaf asd brandy and pu, mustard on his feet and
~ .sss, al In s st uEs be heSan 20 breathe teb
tas. cHd opened t,Is eyes, and we all thought he
uss .eviy;nS, bas It wss the last htsst s'esnsce
Gs the wick ~ tie e0ckoi essoS. td5 tts. II exais
es,sEsd faz ever.
Ar and rEs Davis cana In while 40 hcsd sae
GOOD 1t tears and Wild lamea .ai:oDs he kac;;
By his side ard ctsarad tlc .iy:rS boyf hands In
his e9a sa;c a;ieuGa,ed iag.rs As aa thus held
his isaads and watched tia hay die, srch a lo"k Of
pensied, uS;:ueras'e ersuIsh sfev,s saw H.s
pale, thin tn.ei.sctsral face, already Oppressed
with q 'hoasanti Raiicaai trccbies, tha. Esw 80
ss'3:nently threaten cur esssence, seemed sud-
denig ready TO hufss ~ Ia un-r.aksS.e aSief, and
,oas is5n.6x"d ia,o etr7y ,;ss9i,y.
The i.'ta toy hld fsIi-n from gallery about
fifteen fee:, nn hs;ak pa7-ui-:f, esd isy there
sens ;iIa- befrre hp was discovered His head
was cccoss:, aud ,hir< h:s chres ,:.uch :.Iufed
snscs.si'y. Tae i!l'ie boy .vso disi wes nai:sed
sis lie had teent,fcl biaca eyes and hair ard
~'s very hsnA-otns to5 TIE o;hvr Mtis fellow,
So s'r!cks" With sftef, i!aHiad JcG. was sora six
CO 7en Yeare old, an intelligent, independent liz
tie fellow, st thu :sn4ers.t heart unier rough
04fp.tns.
WIEN recall tho picture q o., naos President,
g'sct.s,4 Srn, So schiess, ;earc.s, cs1 .h&d can
scarcely ;efrstn fscC tsa's myself. svea uow. No
y,;ln c6i.la have witnessed tia: scsua and evcs
fad il Ia his hart again ~ ah1se TIA; great eni
pt:'e u'aa, w1o. In tie exercise O: s,asl rcwers
canhd'.i to hir, BY genera 3 pcoDfa, has shown
nlc:e confidence and moderaI1u than Washing
ten.
'Tha Pseailsa!'s s;',e boys were crossed In gray
feah5 and barefintaa, and ii: tia sturdy Ii t G
iri:Aw; had on broad arsa h u OF oat straw TIE
President hiis.cif deersed In Il pisIu suit Ct
gray.
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ENrx,sns y 1Us rosr- -ors1m DssADsM 1T -
The Fts'unnt railroad, .: the genera pioIc =
psst, and the great bu,k cf travel snd aovssam.n,
starcs 6nd 5eady Spd expedldoss tTaaspsstatic0
over the iins, by which from Qua - thee days
time are savsd tom .iehulslAd % the snath. Not
wi,l,s,anding .hs, haweves, We have the tsi week
u spect sois Of an ID so 10 horse concern" In The
wsy VI u mali cart uudcins aIoag ons anvills %
tircsn, ber.', caresIEg Nj Reaga0's mail bags. II
the trsai weat Of enterprise and Intelligent e0St
for The pso~s.toa OF oelesity and eHclcney In sas
pof,iRg the maiIs wes6 nos tos serious matter fnl
laughter, te wsald ~ At1cuit % esstfein oss st-
bt,taies ID witnessing The naii-cAu tsadeiag along
aide the sati,oA1 sssisc, casrylAo theC J nalss.-
1saslk 'sJ -GpssA Ass ia.
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Taaexsa.7 two mo,s Of Taaesersy. n, Il

TaAeKBa47 Two Do,s Of ThaeAersy. BAT ts-
fore in csil;. appear IA rsaeat number Of Fss-
sc::
D&.as told tha. en- sc1i..n'an,e Of his who was
notorious IA. bis lore O. teer. mad aa..sd 10, Inas
"a said "Hs sgas coed ,Io~. i'aas him ter
half and hall we shall net lock upon his lake
again"
On bis introduction TO cne cf the Haypess In New
70, (, TbackeSay baA ioked with hlm ca the ,u,er
lean oou:emp. for Copyright, and ws,en hs wen;
'nss shs drawing room be- took q Nl;lc gifi, wtrOl
hJ touai playing there. onto his kuer, snd saxiss
., hTs WITH fcisnei w"ndr'. said IN solemn tones
"Aad this 10 a rira,u's daughtst ~
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CONFEDERATE sTATEs CONGRESS.

The Se':a.s met st "a o'clock 81. Oh ves-
terday, 5ir. Hunter, C: Va, "a the chair.
The Senate went IL 10 secret session Cog
few moments, aud the doors being opened
the Committee on Claims 2ssea 30 be dis
charged from tho farther consideration Of
Senate till TO facilitate the settlement f tho
cia.ms CT deceased soidiess. XSs bill was
laid on the tabis.
The Military Committee were discharged
frcCa the further cons:6s ration Of ;ae b,i, 10
90 amend the CoDscyipt cot as 20 ex Ell,t
cf steamboats, engaged Ia Government
transportation,
Nr. Sparrow, fron the Military Commit
too, reported Q bill to eaLhoriE: the ap-
po.ntment Of Qaarteyn aaters and Assistant
4aartermaste.s and Cegnm,sserice and As
ebtaCt ConmissaTies il tbo Provisional az.
my, IL certain cases. Laid o1 tho table aud
ordered to be printed.
The Judiciary Corlmltte were discharged
from the further cons ide-e!;oa s.s the -esc-
lutioa Of Inquiry Into TIC expees6ncy OF re-
porting q hill tc: the suspeGsion of the wri;
Of heeeas corpus after the expiration OF the
present lGw, and OF providing hg said bill.
that tao said suspension shall continue till
the close Of tho next session of Congress.
The Joint Committee on InpEesstneats
wero discharged fro;a the further eons:dsra-
Won Va tue ssSeA 10 Vscf.As ASE sa6 bAs1s SSSS'
mect Of the" railroad irc,, eca:D,n sDts, and
rolling stock Of railroads wncn the same
shall becS1e necessary fo- the public de-
fence. end TO make further provisions fer
tns efficient transportation O; tr9ops apa
military euDplic6-
Senate biu. with Honse dlasuts, 70
provide for tae prompt publication Vt tho
lsws cf Congress-, Was considered and passed.
Senate OIL: 70 provide eupplies for tas er.
nv, end to prescribe the mode Ct making
improvements, waa taken UP aud considered
by sections-
Pending the discussion Ct this Eli the
Senate resolved into secret executive ses.
sfop, and eoon otter adjourned.
Hoass Of Representatives. es-psayer by the
Rev. DT. Doggess, Of the ID. E. Church.
The Speaker laid before tho House suadry
congratulations from the President, trans
nittlnX ceztsac estimates CT ehe amount &C.
CURED for the support Of Government,
whlch'were referred and ordered to be print
ed.
Mr.. Chil.cn, Of Ala, from the special
0ommtttso to investigate the charges against
W. T. w. Cobb, membsr ekct Of the ueuse
from the 81 Congregational District ct Ala
Dana. rsported that the charges Of disloyai-
y were Sustained that It WAS manifest Iha.
ne was living IL dhSnplicity with the enemy,
ana that IL WonN bs Improper TO allow him
70 take eeat In the House. A resoulution
accompanied the report, declaring the seat
vacant. ofdenng thst his mama bs stricken
Mcn .G tas rs2l. and requesting that . writ Of
AN siiS,n.ce ,n oe lssned oy ihs proper authority to
Aftes debate. In which the report Of the
sSumm1tse wae opposed on the gronnd Of
IasnuCaent evidence, Il wae reoummitted.
~ osti 0c0ons TO talD testimony during
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HsApa'ss Cora o. CADETS, !
CatSn .s;sy EsY,i-,nb,fts. Va,

siay iaGh, 1864.
TIE following Ia correct ast Of ths killed and
wounds OF TINS ns:salicn ia sas battle CT New
s.s'.st, Nay is l., iSe4
Field aua ~tag-Wouadsd 1t 90, Ship. slight
iy iD sh cdef.
Company A,-Wc0nded Co,pis Go 2 ,can,
&;cnr:ond, badly ii arn; saa.R-l A;-ei, West
HsoFe,snd, ha'sy sC le2I FsivRss . sary J Neate,
Bedford, slightly in .tdts "a harrison, Augusta,
uis..i tsh'y; Jacob iiaSoaen. Au2.s:s. t.di:
b:u:scd; L -t,sAh. A:exend'is. ssd'y 10 :tca saa
cDos'6ssS 4 rnlst;i i:ch:s9nd, veIy slisbs:y g.:
h'ci u renc.eses, AEnSs:ss, sshdf Ia hssds /
W White, Ak!csdon, darSercasiy In isg, 0eo..Ss.
piiief Ro:e,ca.., slightly tu bead a.d lssi VIA
Was ., so;.a c.,s'.a' r,.,.s siis,.,ly ;n s''o:
eng; Mcdowell, North ~s-,.sHc: ID g .sf' r
saI Amelia, sied OF wounds, Tocnded 5*rs I
g Cannon, Noodle, slightly In both legs; II
s'ense.sd: Shssts,arid signify in saet snd hand
Garden, southampton, asd IN thigh and srmi E G
Gibson, Piavanns, two fagefs s'nSutslsd aud Ia
es vsEI bsaiy; EeSsn, Esse <, badly Ia ia2l Mac
sss.l, Vick-tusS. Mss badly In knees ? n Wo,d-
CcmYssg c,-Wogpded. CaVt q Efls severely
In hea6i Lieut. 6 sbrtvsr, Wheeiiee, Va. i'isat
y In aria /; S,1e's J a,aar; Ansus,a; slightly n
w jsass. & Brdr,.s. sss BADLY % treisss % sss:.s, M
HsanswcA, tadiy IN ahdan.ri q Il naudoiph,
Faugusar, bedy in sest; c q Reed, nseha:cnd,
slightly ii heeai G Walker. Richmond hify la
shoulders ':s Waeeiwrssn;, "es:Eessiand, BADLY
Company D.-Kiiiea, sc.st v n ceben, Rich
c.ond; J Jones'. King Wiili,rs; y tr,ckei',
Wythsville. Woaaded: t,orpI J nick, soa.sik, !,
Slightly in arm; 5 MsoTman, Canrbs !, badly In
ar:ns 81 Berkeley. Lsudo., slightly In haas; y
i,ikaIa, Amherst, badly In head; q l. Gasns,;, Es-
ssl. slightly iu iegI Irwin D;skiason, frinco Ed
ward.
ao;ai Wounded, ........... ............A
CAxS Wssyca, Aai'G
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fux Peno..NAr.cs HoAx Tho bogus rsoc'a
ma,.ou, 10. ..e pub, ,aii'a, "s which cha Wovid
and ! q IA! es CxsMses were suspended vas got
ten Up ~ John Howard. il. The eams sepes,e,
who acc ,npsnird ths rri.sc ct Wa'ss ~ * b
,road, and started tao no ao0cs bis having bern
,nsu we'd here tie WIS then - ly-d on tss N~,s
Yefn fimes: but ai tns ti.,e Of tue last toag WA
on Tho New ro:k cess. He was arrested, cua.
.esscd se dasd, and = y Fort Laiase'is q.
soid iaasday ana sei, M Wednesday when I
-has,d hass gone up under shs effect os ths pro
ciAHaiiuu
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~ MsErteG Of Sc e.ho,esss csiiea
~ meeting # the Stoskhoiasrs 1f the Roanoks
vaiisy ssi.rosi viii be held IN tbs torn Of Clarke
villa on 3s!urdsy, ,hs so b dsy Of Jane, 1864.
Business 4 =. .sa, importance wtii come before
the ntockho: sa it IL dsesshis tha, every one
ssould 70 pys. sat
fy esd.r.f h. Board
ny 4 avid EA WILLIAMS Ss3y.
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sRt CT shH Il n5tna ts!srGpt saJat
sa~ liz 4 b to Ptptr, ne; lon; 20, = state
n a' mat v.c Ind 10. only n"grS tFlcps, but negro
aiS>rrs in Gar sTAiis5 This ptodig;ous tale pro -
baby orig mi;'d III fiIiows:
III IL. s!ny Gf Ten,e.avs = BflgaHicr GsasSl
had negro a"r-.ns b. was rails 4 with him ffoi,,
cs.'aa ND, ani S5o wore all his cast-:.3 clothes
CU:I,o was y-Ty pcoci OF al Old uGiiotru coat CT
hi- Gnast~r., c'h syurs Ii on sas days Ia tim. Of
battle, UsolRted spare n'fse OF the Gensga,as
aUd '.aaiic r,sI szci;stneI', he would cHsrss ",
and cos. sns 4 I'd. toyeri tns reach u. The snsiiz
End ta as. On oae Of Theses Ooaa,ioas the ny
Ia full reiica., end fo.cSs advancing when
Ss'sscn. with G,'ea or twenty nfis"aers casas
up Siin the sab'e 9ea.ra' IS he sFas casesr:os .;
beadion2 speed over shs p;ain
'coCe.a," said tha Ssrssacs, "whas shall do
v=;:a these prisane,sm
"Coc1le 9 ,iok ,hs d-d raseals co :hs rear )" was
the rsnphsiic fs,pEe
Aoc-,r ling y. Ia: Lum9-oU: Se:Ssaot tra::ed bis
Xankess o.wa the bi,.k,.a road for mile ahd q
he.f and hey never coo.a BE oon-iao@d afse.w ards
.n.. CgSes was Uot In the military eGipioy Ct
Cou.,,s 5Eiiy Anu
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From NO tn csuHciA.

New Ho1s. May 80. via Marietta, Msy q.
Scarcely a shot was lred Jest.rds1Nr TO-.
day. B to armies are tskiug advantsgs Of
the tenn, orary lull to e1joy the rect tGus
afforded after the fatigue Of the last thirty
days The weather is very warm and the
dust almost insuferable. Small squads q
prisoners contipus to ccmc In. Abeui 600
have been captured 90 far.
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exceedingly warm Grant Il tssy fortisyirg
aod h!s ectxcnchments ere 10 full sisw Of our
HneA Y


gaoH 3Ex eoVfRS,Da.
It having bsen satisfactorily escerta!ned
shat tia ensm7 vas Withdrawing Ills forces
from Bermuda Hundred Neok, our artillery
ofcnsd upon bis positlon Monday after
nooa. and was responded to tTiskly By the
gunsosta 10 the Jasaes. The sheiiiug was
Kept up vigorously for about Al tour. 1t
Is bzt'ss's purpose to reinforce Grant by
sending troops to Fortress Menros. aud
thence Up the Ynrs river to the White
h,ase, but It Is doubtful whether the 20
sitian on thc eJutta.dc vii. be abandoned.
S.oH THE VALLEY.
iniorsass.oa has been recsirea tns. s:Sei
Ia again moving TIP the Valley of Virginia,
aud 3! s!iasssccounts hsd reached the vicinity
o: New Market, The ecene Of LIS lass defeat
~ sreeainridge. Oar t!clse:s wezo falling
tack before hia advance. Some apprehea-
e:on wes fel. ct 6,sunton, bat 1t amounted
20 nothing Ike panic. Douhslsss tho
natch General Ia aaz!ous to retrieve the
rc..1ss.!on he lost cy his late disaster, and
viii probably adopt the method Of p'uadar-
Ing tic inhabitants In the Valley la order 10
tosa.
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NNo4 e&E Ga19 1NUE
o4onnh RAn2. nsy1 G-Gar(3Sb1o1 2n16
lsl's bsaeaaes ys1e<edas sysa1s9 1s - 49,
llse of shs sssmyb 6k1vu16 1Sus
II prisessrs lren ths % sJspst 80 -
been received hsSr. I. s 4
Some heavy Aring % .oss lsk - nsDp-
Ing, the cause cf which = nae yetsApjs&
(snco~D pr1eA1U9 s.,
BATHS 0Rocxp. NeA2 A1Cn<xecuvn2p
May 3i-6P M.-Yssssrday evsa61& 49,
s o'clock, there wss oonsidesahls ssnlge
raent between . posilon of 4aslyh a4A
Rodes,s divisi,ns, Of Ewslib ssspe, - -
6sh corps Of the Yankees in6aatry. TAs1g1e
lAsted aboqt two hours. We 6sose tto
sncuy bask shout . ntls AaA . ~ pss9
they rcachAa sifouey eutssoeAsd lla4Of
works, ftou which Il was Impossible 20 dle-
lodge them. We attacked the eae0Y Gse
the purpose OF discovering his posltloU, ana
found him strongly NAKED and eatrsnebsd
on cur right.
Tia laht crurred seas Bethesda ClorcA,
On the MocAanicsyille road, ahe1A siae osies
from Richmond Oar less wss sbout 10
wounded and 50 III led. Among The & ,mee
are Col Willis, Of the l3sh 0s, aud NJ :
Smith, Of the tsth N G. Among the lsti.e
l. Col Terrell, 13;h w. mostally wounded
and let in ftoas e tho enem,t works. We
captured ahout 80 prisoners.
The ensmy's less In killed and Woundt6
n supposed to BE- heavier than oufA
To-dsy there has been heavy eannonadise
and sharn eklfmlahlnQ In Aahoooih fronf.
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%. Tas Coafs crate Reading Room opens thte
S1"F";ax with q new los Of Nn:hcEu papa
among them 10 the New Y0.k Nets. contai"ins
''pes.Oua,s' ~ EucaecT Of parties la RichM nd
ana ne oouah Thu Aces also copi-S from the
Richmond papers over One b~aAs~d .spa sOsiais -
thar persOns can see from this al. wnethrg th~H
'prssoneIs' addressed TO their ffSnds IN tie Nc1h
ere among sSe number copied int0 the n cos A,s0,
TIE latest Southern papers be dss all the city pa~
pels. New let CT Yankee pretoria to-nosrow. F.,