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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

Fivemlllious aud i've hundred thousand dol.
lars In greenbacks were sent to the armies oi
the Potomac aud sherman's army yesterday
from the Treasury Department, for the payment
OF the troops. The larger part Of 1t goes to the
Army OF the Potomac, and payments will com.
nence In the 9th corps.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

A frcshct occurred in front of Petersburg on
the night OF the 18th, so sudden and violent in
Its character that large number Of tents were
washed away, and not lcss than fourteen SOL
dlers were drowned while asleep.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

GEN. INGALLS,, QuartermAster Of the Army Of
The Potomac, 10 IN tne oIty Today.
Col. MACY, of Massachusetts, who was badly
Injured in the charge on sunday, by his horse fti.
ihS upon HIM arrived from the seene OF the late
fighting on the north side OF James river to-day,
and 10 stopping at WillaTds'.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

oTTICE or PROVOST Marshal AND BOARD or
ENRoLMENT OF DIsTHICT or COLUMBIA, J
WAsHIHsToN, d. c., June u, 1854.
For eonVenisnee OF Government employees
ONLY, the BOARD Of Enrolment OF the District Of
Columbia will hear claims OF Exemption on the
ground OF non-rssidenos, at their office, corner
Eighteenth and streets, from II to 10 O'Clock, p,
NJ, daily. J. G. PUTNAM,
Captain lst Regiment v. n. c., and Provost Mar
shAl District oi Columbia, e22
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

From information received here from the
south, we learn that our prisoners are more
humanely treated in Georgia than they were in
Richmond. More room is given them and the
ratIons are better.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

SURGEON EBENEzER SWIFT, U, 8. A., has
been appointed Medical Director of the De.
'partment of the Northwest, relieving Surgeon
I. NJ. Getty, U. 8. A, who has been ordered to
report to the COmmIssary General of Prisoners
for duty
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

REMOVED TO GEoRGIA,-It is now known
that the rebels have removed all our prisoners
from Richmond to Macon. Only the sick and
wounded are kept in Richmond until able to
Irauel-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17
stin Farther Deprsdstions BY tbs Pirate
=. Tallahassee. '..

THoHAsros, ME, August 17.--The rebel
steamer Tallahassee, yesterday, destroyed %
vessels OF Martlncus Rookie. She was manned
mostly by Nova Scotia men.
Aftcr landing the crews and passengerb of
the vessels destroyed, into Friendship, by Q
small craft, she steered In an oAsterly direc-
ton. .r't -,
BosToS, August IA dispatch from the
American consular agent at Yarmouth, Nova
Scotia, 70 tho city, states that six vessels were
destroyed by the pirate Tallahassee, on Mon
day, sir miles from Cape Sable. Thirty men
OF their crews were landed at Yarmouth In .
destitute condition. The pirate was In sight
Monday morning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

CAIRO, August 10.-The steamer Gladiator,
from 81. Louis for New Orleans, loaded with
Government freight, struck rock on the Mis-
sissippl river, thirty miles above here, yester.
day, and sank to her main deck. She can
doubtless be raised.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17
New York Stock List.
ny the Peoples Telegraph Lines, ..
Offioes-6fi Ninth street and corner Pennsylvan
avenuA and EiNth stroat.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

RoBsrRI OF 5000 Recovery Of The Kon,y.-
List evening. about Q O'Clock, a. mr. Young was
waikips on Four-snd-a half street between Penn.
sylvan'a and Missouri avenues, he heard . man
EroAn on the opposite de Of the street He went
over and saw three soldiers. one Of whom was
lying on the ground, and seered 70 be drugTed,
and tho ether two sitting by HE side. One WAS
ccuutinS money, which he had In q pocket book.
which wss unrolled on his knee. Mr.. Young asksd
them II the msn was hurt They replied, no. He
then continued h,s jonrnev until be met with Po-
licemen MoEifresh and MoColssn, Of tho Fourth
wsri. He returned with them to the place where
the soldiers were, and secured the soldiers arrest
The name Of the drupken soldier who was heard
grosnirg was Benj Terry, Of the 18Th vstsrsn re-
serve corps. The names Of the other two were
AtonIo Castor, of the it6th New York, and Edward
Thompson, OF the iath Msssaobusetts. WhN't
Thompson was rnder arrest hs comDlained Of the
extreme heat, and whilst thus complaining he
famed himself with hts hat, icto which, at hrst
chance, he dropped q tln note, which he tooN from
under h . Am. Upon heirE examined At the sta
tion, the note was found In Thompson's hst, and =
pocket-book, which Terry Identified =. his own,
va, fonnd 10 his pocket, with s6ii q, enclosed.
Castor hsd on his per on q watch belouging to
Terry. This morning Thompson and Castor ware
commit IN jail for court. They are from Lin.
coin hospital, where Terry was once confined
thus they knew each other.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

PRoFAMTY.-Brldget Doyle was arrested
last night by ocer smith, of the Seventh precinct,
on the charge Of using very profane LANGUAGE tn-
wards Mrs. MAria T. Philipl, who would not al.
low Bridget tn take her children on q promenade.
Bridget was hned sl.ss by Justice Giberson.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

EsoArED.-Two rebel prisoners, who wer,
confined 10 the Old Capitol, succeeded In making
their escape on Monday morning by means OF thelI
blankets, by which they lowered themselves from
their window TO the ground.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

HEAVY WET.-Just as we are about to dip a
feverish pen in q heated inkstand Jupiter
Pluylus, In answer TO . sweltering paragraph
in our previous issue, sends a shower. And
with scissors Of caloric touch we clip the fol-
lowing seasonable article from the Boston
Transcript:
The rain to-day comes Just in time to relieve
the distressing skepticlsm In many minds as
TO the existence OF water as one of the three
elements. The merciless sun has been pouring
down its fire on the scorched earth for SO long
time that 1t seemed as II there was LEFT "no
rain In the sweet heavens" that nature had
dried up; and that heat was "mode OF mo-
ton" which had annihilated all others. But
now we have the blessed rain for which nature
and man have SO long thirsted, and 1t comes
steadily, copiously, aud with promise OF con
tinuance; falling, with Its unstrained and i'm.
partial mercy, upon all orders and conditions OF
men-those grateful for Its bcuediction entirely
on their own account, and those grateful wit Il
some disinterested regard for the public gener-
ally.
Refreshing rain, recuperating rain, harmon
King ram 1t has washed out dried wrinkles
and loOsened cflsped countenances into mellow
smlles-that are not cracking and blistercd
grimaces. 1t has put strength into haccid
muscles, irmness into half dissolved Joints,
and fabricated dust-loaded lungs. Work, loco
motion and breathing have become easy an d
natural again. The rain has brought Into a
cordial and moist fellowshlp p-.taking the place
OF the gritty and hot companiOnship Of sutfo.
eating misery-the most disslmilar tempers-
mentsi everybody congratuating every one
upon the common privilege OF carrying um-
brellas and getting bespattered with the freshest
OF mud. #,
Very glad Is dripping humanity to be under
cloud. Thankful Is 1t for the shower bath
that is douche for the whole population, q
water cure for all-pervading bodily weaknesB
and mental exhaustion. Very glad, too, are
the fields, the orchards, and the gardens. Their
rejoicing Is almost audible and vitality visible.
Reanimation, not TO say resurrection, is every
where. A living beauty is exchanged for
ashesi and vegetation is rising from what
seemed about to be the embers Of the burnt-up
loveliness of summer. The desert world is re-
vlved from the Iaintness and torpor of the
widespread sun-stroke, by the resuscitating
libatons OF the skies.
In view of the general Joy over the descend
Ing blessing, 1t may not be impertinent to close
with caution. Let inconsistent humanity be
| Careful not TO grumble about the wet as It has
grumbled about the dry weather, even If this
benehcent northeaster should last week or
more. The earth is In a state to be benefited
by deluge; and every drop Of water l can
get for ten day to come from constant down.
pourings, 1t will be able to drink In with ad'
vantage 10 lis fruitfulness. Showers must join
the sunshine 10 make the harvest.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

OBsTRucTING THE CASAL.-Benjamin Clo-
mas was arrested yesterday afternoon by PATROL
man DTAne, OF the Tenth precinct, upon the charge
ofobstTucting the canal by leaving IN II wrecked
boat. He was taken before Justice Boswell, who
fined him S25.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

DEAD CHILD FoUND.-This morning, about
7 O'Clock, 9 oolored womsn found white male
child in the alley In the rear OF the United st.,es
Hotel. Ofioers seibod and Birch were immedi.
ately notified They had the body removed to the
venth-prnoi Station house, where Justice
Jnhnton, the deputy oner, held an inquest, Tho
death BY the hands OF some person unknown to
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

WOODLAND, THE MURDBRER.-Chas.W Wood
land the negro who murdered Robert Berry, all,
colored, surrendered himself to the police Authori
ties Yesterday.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17
The Inquiry iato ths P.t.rsbarg Failure.

The proceedings of the court Of inquiry into
the circumstances and causes of the failure of
the attack on Petersburg have been transmitted
to the President. The result will be developed
In Q few days.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

DISTRESSING SPEcTAcLE.-Two small girls,
I eaon noop. ~. ~ 2e w w, Nes T xreu IN,
the Fourth wnrd, on the chArRa Of heinE public
prostitutes. They were at L9tisT's Garden last
night, drinking excessively. The ornoers found
them this morning, about o'clock, sitting on the
steps OF the American House, waiting for young
man to get he'd rooms for them. They were taken
before Justice Giberson about 10 o'clock, who
committed them TO the woTkhouss.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17
n F F l @ / A l. .
wan DEPARTMENT,
ADJuTANT GENERAL's OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, June 90, 1884.

WAH DEPAHTMENTII
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE, J
WARRINGTON, June 90, 1884.
[CiroulAr, No. SOL
Civn employees In the various Military ofiices
and Departments in Washington, who claim .
residenee and liability to draft elsewhere than in
the District OF Columbia, will Immediately pro-
duoe evidence OF such residence and liability to
the proper enrolling Officers Of the District Of Co
lumbia, and take steps to have their names
stricken from their enrolment lists in order that
the quota OF the District may be fixed upon a
proper basis.
BY order OF the Secretary OF War;
K. d. TOWNSEND,
jyb AlsistAnt AdjutAnt General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

MIoHAELs ON TIE WAR PATH.-Michael,M Ma
honey ard miohsel Wolf were arrested last night,
by PatrolmAn Vernon, Of the Seventh ward, and
were taken tn the station house. They were en-.
sn sea r. nga,ns %S,on sIastsa me heat astenon en- o.
OF profnne and indy sent Language, for which he
wss hned ss, AND Nshoney Tor carrying concealed
weapons, was fined Sl09i.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

Whereabouts or the Pirate.
HALIFAX, Aug 16.-The pirate Tallahassee
is reported of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17
.nn or LlRonNr.-Mrr. Fanny Morris

CHARoH OF LARoEsY.-Mrs. Fanny Morris
was ar ested last might on the complaint OF q
Mr. PodriAt, who ch. rged her with stealing gold
silver dipper, butter knife, and sixty dollsrs In
money. She says she ha, been living with Podrist
A. his wife for the past four weeks, and that he
promised to marrT her, that she was going 10
New York, and Podriat gave her these things
She was sent to jail for court by Justice Clayton.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

THERE Are now not more than ten thousand
patients IN the hospitals Of this department
Deaths are less frequent than at any time dur.
ing this year.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-17

The only penny paper now In the country is
the Philadelphia Ledger.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
fGgi s'i.,oyS Massacre.

II orr columns vii ht found an eN.
rat; NOM the report oi the committee
congress appointed 10 investigate
''.a }iarces made OF brutal treatment
- :aa rebels toward our prisoners after
sae1r .urrenla" 1T For, Pillow. The
a,"> il contains, although very painful,
I'll, interest the reader vtryimnch. The
report fniiy confirms all the ',ruta.i,ies
"i.i which those demons Rave been
aaryei. Oar government should deal
ta, sW:f: retribntiye Justice. II il docs
NJ, We hope that some of onr Western
.npS will soon be victorious in an en-,
gngement, and then instead oftaking
re or six hundred prisoners, wade
,nto them In Fort Pillow, with the
significant watchword "Remember For,
Pillow" Let them trust home the steel
u 'he inspiration of"Remember Fort
-! W. Let the las, earthly sound
!; .i'l~ a rebels ear be, "I3cmember
", Pillow" Let the red glare Of
e.'geancc, be heightened, with the cry
e"lsemember Fort Pillow Let they
sing demons be solaccd with IRE.
:srlnbcr Fort Pillow and then let them
S,e hcnored with burial and head
..oari "pon which shall read "In
memory Of Fort Pillow"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

= "Quartermaster General ingalls, tele.
l6rspAs from Old Wilderness Tavern,
4l;2a Saturday forenoon, thafthe enc
my y saids,o be retiring. MI
n &nllcr has sent dispaxcht from
/ ssada Hundred, saying he has InadA,
eA toAslra,ion against thu railroad
Petersburg and Richmond,
teN1cteeded, after severe fighting
IN breaking the communication. Beau
regard is commander Of the rebel for
ces at Petersburg and Richmond.
|fnN nj baIn.New Yotk, May o..
General Wddsworth wis 'k:hcd by a
ball in the forehead while leading his
troops against one Of the enemy's
strongest positions. General Webb
Vas rodnded. J "a 4 =
Baltimore, May 9.
I's IRE fii0wing sissSwsspeciss to the
EveninS Telegraph, Washington, 9th !:
l. Communications have been opened
fiwicts GctfsialS Smi,h and (sillMore, who
ara'ne9r RichfXoha and Fave Been fight.
ing yesterday, and our army Is believed
to be adyaHsiag successfully. ).
"Fadericksburg has been occuried,
and the'railrUsd is beingfrepaired.r h
ii'The Wa,hiMgten AStui pxtrA Aays
F"GF&st hasa .6old. full Of prisoners, and
4rl advanced 70 spot1eylyania Court 9r
"a VERBAL imisess..,dgss Tpeeeived'at Hal.
leck's headquarters Tby' d messenger
7 ftoh the srmy states that the b. tile
elesed on Friday, the, enemy lhaHinu
fallen hack ABOUT twelve miles, leaving
their dead and wounded on me field.
''On Saturday At three O'clock Lee
was in full retreat threagh Spottsy'.
wanna, and when the messenger, 1rfl
Hancock ,was. entering that PLACE il
s !, ,;per,sd. within s, sal miles
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
Grant also Reported to be he.
100, LLnr a Log, .... -: Z
! tween Lee and Richmond
Il, BUTLER ALL RIGHT.
w Washington, May "a p.

.''si Washington, May "a p M
- The Republican, Extra says: 1--WE
Have reason to believe, from dispatches
received since our first extra to day,
That Tee was forced TO fight at spottsyl
vania on Sunday, and was again repnis
ed apd compelled to retreat:
"Another statement Is that Grant Had
aanked him and got between the rebel
army and Richmond. ota a Il asta
AZ lice says. that Grant attacked him,
which c6Dtradicts . report received.
that Lee made the attack upon our ar.
my. N Ere employs this language Il
ilsnh God W. have repulsed the attacks
of the enemy" He states that Long
street is badly wounded.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
THE BALL HAS OPENED.
Elghtlng on the EsOtomA nc. /
Special Dispatch to the Chicago I've Jour
Washington, May,

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Eve Jour
Washington, May,
4 The Republicans has tho following
Tho Government has Information
this morning that, on Wednesday, al
daylight Gen Grants whole army was
entirely across the Rapidan. It march
ed TO plain little beyond and near
the old Charlottesville battle ground.
when Lee vas forced ont Of his works
and offered battle, which vas at once
accepted. d The fight became fierce,
and lasted until dark, the enemy being
forced back some distance with great
loss, leaving most Of bis killed and
wounded in our hands = ''i.-.9 @
1.-THE two armies lay on their arms
all night Wednesday, and At dayiig ht
on Thursday, the battle opened again,
and ragged with thg greatest fury on
both sides until dark, when It was found
that the enemy had been forced. back,
in the two days fight, about two mile.
and . half, leaving heaps ,ef dying,
killed and wounded on the field.
Various estimates are made Of, the
number slaughtered, but At this mo
mcnt it is useless to speculate on the
subject.
sOn Friday morning. at five O'Clock,
the forces were marshaliDg for .annah Or
conflict. Grant was moving on bees
works. menus ef4 tfst !.
Cup to this time Bnrnsids's troops
numbering 10000 men, had. taken no
part in the battle but at $50 O'Clock
he was marching into position. to en-,
gage in the bloody contest ofthe third
days battle. The result Of this days
battle we have no report Of up to going
to press. The battle commenced al
SIX o'clock in the morning. Unless
Lee received reinforcements eqnAl 70
Burnsido's Corps, the battle Of Friday
mnst have proved terribly disastrous to
HIM. The fact that he received none,
during yesterdays fighting, leads to.
the belief that Lee Is endeAvo1ihg to
get away to Richmond, and that Grant
is in pursuit.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
News sraall .rf8 2..eEs.

We hsye been permitted By Mrs
D'l'maa 10 Il. IKE ll,e following extract
from q ,s't<r written ~ .het By her hus
band, Lieutenant Dliiman, giving the
.ass, sustained by his company in the
tie u Grand Ecoro aght on the
ssli and 9th Of April. ftaa
*Oi enr company. three are missing;
stephen r Hrsh,on, Win. T.. Uonan4
and Rains " kosenbergcr. OF these
Rushton was severely wounded 10 the
right hip, but 40 MOI think any bones
were y. oxen, az he was able to walk of
the field. The other two i, il believed
are W., but prisoners"
~G "a has declined to lGS, in
Hsw YeSt.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

The amount Of cotton received in Liv
.erpool in two days, recently, was &c.
600 bales. OF this, $4,000 bales were
brought from Bombay and China ports.
III ~
4 negro recently died in Michigan
vino was III years Of age. His mem
0ry was 90 remarkable that he could
very distine,iy remember events which
occurred before the Revolution, and the
gathering OF the people to discuss the
subject Of resistance to the British Gov
eminent. He was horn in Virginia, o.
tull.blooded African descent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
"Gen. Butler In New Orleans. .,

.s(ien. Butler In New Orleans, =,
We have received from Messrs. Ma
*oa Brothers, Publishers At New York,
I - rk giving a short account of the
i..s Of Gen. Butler, and q very full
tory Of his administration Of affairs
- Htw Orleans. 1t is written and
s5npilad by James Parton an author Of
Cd reputation, and the present work
ID by no means disgrace his previous
s won laurels. The work comprises
- pages, closely printed matter aud
e double column width. Price IS cts.
s." may snesk again Of this work after
ar" thorough pernsal. afa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

dcss~s. ROUNDS h LANGDuN, are our
authorized Agents in the CITY Of Chicago
80, to procure Advertisements aud Sub
T5riptioss.
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authorized agents in New York City to pro-
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
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rark Row, New York 70 State st. Boston
our Agents for the Io,oa Transcript, in
those cities, aud are authorised to take .4dver-
,ls-m.ni: snd Subscriptions for ~ ct our
10 west Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
Ilurry Up.

!! we have any more two and six
penay. four-penny, three penny, no.
! enn, subscribers who are in arrears
~. two or three years, and'want Us to
...sh them the Transcript all that
siaa at 1850 per year and wait for our
la.t We want them to hurry up with
~ appearance We meaM that class,
no, after we explain to them that our
y ito paper and ink has nearly doubled
brice, still want us 10 let them have
n'inted paper at 81, so and wait two
~ thres years for our pay; who are
.sc'ting for all they have to sell twice as
'''nch rs they got two years ago aud
ais, 'ha, we shall not have one penny
'"snce on our labor although the cost
9. .ng and our office expenses have
doubled in that time. Ii We
H9 any more snch sui scribers we say
'em hurry up to the Cap'ns Office,
te have secured a low pressure en-.
s 40 caps,ans and sixteen set of
1as screws to keep our temper down
'st ,aut fuur weeks. After we are re-
Ae of their aid, the very first time
- rc 'nsnl't'. wa expect old Adam
"t Use an " shall rec! stout enough
IL t4..e . meeting house into sanitary
.. ne"'' - hurry NJ, II any Of
/. 81 v}~H aAn>e us because VIC are a
fite., iorynng .imc il shol, ana grow.
a beautifully less.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

The report Of the return Of General
Steele's army. to Little Rock, after fight
ing with the enemy most Of the way
from Camden, is confirmed, as also is
the report of the capture Of our wagon
trains and some Of on, our artillery, Our
loss in killed, wounded aud prisoners is
estimated az 1000. Ill.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12

ut is evident that tho rebel forces
about Richmond, camo. BE-. spared 70
reinforce Lee, a. they have disoovesS
that they have enough q attend 70
MERE. probably from two attacks dpcA
the city ~ General Buffers 70. oes. Z |,
70 PhilAdelphis, May E-4 I'M
The Bxtl5sis has inst issued - sxits
with news from Washington. The Nh:
tional R'pabltcan says:
"The Government has unofficial ad.
vices that after . three days fight
Lees lines were driven in two miles,
aud it wasbelieved that q. ant was in
pursuit.
ltGeneral Butler was advancing, on
Richmond in two columns. The report
is that Lee left al his dead ahd wound.
ed ON the field da';g % loa sd ,faat
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
New York, May .

The Herald has letter which states
that the rebel authorities were moving
the rredegar Iron Works at Richmond
to some point further South. ..,t.,.5..