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Port or New York. March al, 1894.
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ARRIVED.
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pa sso ss s-s Il lnos.
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shin W stetson Hgrlbu,, London and Cardiff FEB 20
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days wiiS sugar 70 Twhiinsy Co sR inst Ia, M lon
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Sehr James Dnnohae, WALTON, Pensacola days. win
schr Eymouth RooE' Parker, Boston TO Q Dayton GO
Schr Nassau fof Pracc Edwards 1snd McRac, 81 John
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Schr Minnie Bovd. Wh0ft Weueeels HfNm f-s
echr LoooAdtA SnAlA Salem. 81
Schv Epdcv Lord Pyovidenoa.
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Steamer Fannie ~ transport, Dearborn h2 bcuru 70
q oaArtesaasteE kaFsh 20 Al y. en Aooeoomh paes
- schr yggeo steamer bound south, under al enH
Bavh q W Hale res
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Fire at Chicago,

CHICAGO, March 81 1864
FIRE The basement OF the United States Express Office
destroyed large Of nncaled FOR goods stationary
records The oss viii reach several thousand dollars
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ff''"i' orea 81 La past O'Clock; performance 10
Al a,H rs,t precisely.
- e, -nss oron iI"u 81 4. -. 10 2. H.. ~hes
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YANKEE GENERALS nucu pIscouR.Gsu.

YANKEE GENERALS hucH DISCOURAGED.
A correspond snrof the New York "Nexs,'
writing from Grants army, under dale Of tho
18th Nay, says:
The cntro loss in yesterdays Ggh.a nyl
less than 500 or 900 III killed. und wuuadsd.
This is heavy loss to sustain without any
advantages gained, and is on!y another er'-
denco OF what We have yet 10 encoupter be-
fore the campaign is ended, and Ricunond in
our POSSESSION, If it ever is.
The news from the d.fere;t armies which
are cooperating for tho overthrow of the rebel
capital, does not seem very encouraging. 1t
was reported here laae night that SIgel had
been defeated il the Shenanioah Valley, and
had retreated. The news from Butler is Ills
rather. discoursgipg. lie is represented as
still being in front Of the enemy's stronghold
at Fort Darling, and that TO attack on that
Mace had bsen made up to last accounts -
This news took US much by surprise when it
reached here, when it was reported he had
achieved q decided victory over Beaureessd
and was rapidly advancing toward R'chmond
after capturing Petersburg.
Putting oil this together aud cumming :.
up, the taking Of Richmond and destruction
Of Lees army seems far from beng aceom'
plished, aud unless mere favorable cbans'
transpires in some direction, the GUNNER ma.
pass without the rebellion being bearer u;
end than it was Before tie campaign uieuec
The Generals in command here telt much die
couragad yesterday, AID when askeI wha
Exasn. TO be Coue, could not ray. move
mentr was made last night bat has Lot ye
been Developed,
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FROM GEN. LEES ARMY.

S:oEs's FIRM, June :,-Hampton f:ccL ,
| Hilarhs iivsina Of Yankee cavalry rear
Ashland ye-:oi,!;,y. defeating and pursuing it
over ;1r:r mile, aud carrGring some IS rri-
s"n""e ;.'i ,"H hJ:-c- Oar !OsS ID estimated
;,t -
| r." enrn.s. .:rrir% Ii, Jay yor,cfdar, e.
z.u:t-i tr IIr- al yaT!Ju times ID front ri
| Iiaf : and Rho 'r-' ana in anior50n's eorra
! ~ trbri. a,ri morr handsomely repulsed enbh
t'"" Al5ut.laik vesterday'thres div, s,cns
! ct the :-;x!h anScr eorrs assaulted Hpkad
division. causing Cl!ngman's North Caroliua
brigade .rr time 70 give way.
! Co'qr;lt's Georgia Brigade quickly came T.,
IL a-rsEarre, recn:erirs nearly all the grount;
Cii2g3an list. Gar lIss WAS NOT over 200.
anu We captured sbou: 20 prisoners A good
l::sny o, cur I!eu hic missing. but il is sup
posed they will GENE in
This morning the enemy wero found t.
huve nbG: d,ncl tho front OF A. P. Hills
corrs. stretching from Atlee's nearly around
u The Mt,'Aauicsvillo nike. Wilcox's Skin
: ml;a.icr; were pushed forward aEd brCneht in
about ii"I p.i'"n'r-.
tits eveH:n:.. :,hru! ! o'clock Eaell dahl
ri lie rEtny III the MechAaic-v:!e pike, %
Ter ra;., Capturing. about 500 prisoners. Az
GUIDING tn ..5urnis-,"!,eI 6thcers Innrtly frin
the II, p:h. Iih 18th and lI:h regiments ri
i :''Ins Ia liz. 9TH aorr- nn,i at "'.inyk
Eacil !,nt t"aen three lines Of the enenoI y
hrc,:";" :a.. car irss !, not Lsavy sut
among he Kill, IL the brave Gcrvlgl Do, :.
al ic RON,
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sEoRo TROOPS IN FRlsCFGL1R"r

About two o'olpck or Wednesday mnrnr: +.
the artillery along portion Of onr I've "T''r.
cd fierce csnnonadins Of Tho e"em;'. l.z...
ton in Uhes terfelt county, an "h"ue1 ;!,r
bcnISardment with sinlost uoahatcd fury FOR
nbput an hour and half. Tho Pc:c:sDurg
Express" of yesterday says
We cannot speak definitely or the result,
bat believe that we have gained important
and commanding positions, which will enable
US to shell the Yankee forcs GU. OF Bermuda
Hundreds, and compel them t9$efatuate that
point, or to bag the entire party in the rna.se
Of few days If they persist IN remaining
The cnemy's gunbusLs, as y nlattsf<of policy,
il not of courtesy, briskly replied IL onr artil-
lsry, and during the cnpnousdins the heavens
were Illuminated with the Hashes OF the guns,
willis their heavy and continuous reports
startled the citizens of Petersburg and the
surrounding country from their slumbcrs.
From Prince George we have authentic re-
ports Ct fighting. in the vicinity of Ga:lin =
farm yesterday. But,until We can get some
rehablo information wa prefer not to give
them. Of one thing, however, there appears
to be little doubt. A raiding party OF about
one hundred negro cavalry tifed AID destroyed
the mill and. barns belonging II Mr. Fred.
Temple, and also Nj. James Temples dwell
ing house. At the former pla"', We under
stand, these narauders were rghtcned Cd
by two men. who querched H. llmes that
were spreading through Mr. resnple's dwell
ing.
II is also stated, for the trui! Of nhi'h Sc
cannot vouch, thatthe houses vn Gatlin's snC
Cocks farms we're turned. Tbs party caint
short distance in the directioT y. Petersburg
but was met about dark la: evening. arc
driven back to their cntrenchmcnt, bya Tor
ton of bearings cavalry.
srhese Gets of vandalism, if We NAY .lnlg'
by previous examples, would Indicate that tn
Yankees ire about to leave cur uei gLhorL0o'
for safer quarters B.lore tbeY Z. th,y vi!
endeavcr tn destroy Is much property, AZ
| create Us much desolati0n as they c,.n.
We also iesrn that party Of negro force
are encamped in the vicinity Of CABIN P":n''
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"i::E 1T
:snss fEn~t.Et. g

's.nzs. fEn*tsskc y.a,...
iad fo;lo'7ia: afl ir c,isvs:.;,s il .lsti..
er's Tennessee Brigade. i. .:.c i.ie e..sase,
nan, in tts Hi!derness. On L.. NJ ,;,.f All
a, Spo!,r'' .aii o.. rr,n MAY. - alt.
| inc,i:fiTI
G -hc.ai gni staff Killed N.., Wa.
cd lirisadier GENERAL II II Walker zc.i:
mau,i;ng .A:cher's hr;satc lrmI,rsrjiy i,
col Ha,t'ca w'::t h.- "~a ErIgiue,l rrarr
,t"t ~"u.L 10 i-t Lot. u e. pr;ait,i. s;;,sine.
C,urier Tho bat1es, supposed .:.lle,i
rissT TENNESSEE REGIMENT
Field !. Il Staff Killed. Mere. Would
ed: Mn>r Felix j Buchanan cum.uu5,liag.
left leg. flesh wound: Afiuant ihoipa, d
Gregory. riah: hand Sergeant M,jor j L
FtziugE,, iair k""e, severe E.s;sn IIhn i:.a
zsltou foot and chest. II .sh wlnnd.
Germany 4 -k,lled: Priva:ss " I. N,r,,
Gait, Henry ii Farris,. L y Townse;.d =rn
posed killed. Wounded: Sergeant \ II c
Elliott. ubr region. flesh wcnni; .J:hr War.
rem, right leg: W Parks, left leg, !i,,h
wound Mi sing: Nonr.
Company E.--k lini: Wm Sells. Wound.
ed /; Pr;Su;2s Ian ! Efckinu. cacs Uses b.,;L
sves,: James NJ Jordan. right shoulder and
chs;.. Missing: PriSftas Henry Fwler. \
.Ithrs,;., YIN johnson. james Breidsn, .Inl,
klrG. Coleman Smith, WA cnyls t.ii cxrr,.t
F..sl.s recent cpms!ripts
Conp.' 2 c. Killed licary G. /. II,.rIs;p,
Wo1ndlL Clrtaia A I " A'exarl,r rr!.t
thigh. hasi! T"uGi: Sergeant. Stanton \ i,nn.
gem. g Nj SErt. Private j BFrrrfs: .--s--z
TAI T,,o.o
Wound III: ,ScrreantziE!;H..i- Ghc:u tc.sI~r;;.t,!
clbow, severe: James Bgrua,, loft ..rln au.p,i.
rated: Ganig. W Saandsis. right .rr, y s.h
wound: ThnIra' Andersen, head flesh gongJ.
Missing: Nnae
Maur, Private J II silvertocth. Wounded
Lieutenant Anderson Eaton. right leg: Scr
gcsnt Martin E Hawkins, right arm amrn!.
ted: Prirates + l. Bedford, head. severe; VI
Is Taylor. left arm, il,s:. wouad; al.xanIcr
Blliey, feet Fractured a: ne. Nj .!rs: p:i-
1ate } X S.r.wn.
Company F.-k''el: Natm. Mi,.i-..
Sergeant Thns } I.ipsr,n,l
Company G-k Had Nm, Wuur:et
|srgt los Il King. hHh leg. he-k w.,.nd
Prisatr- Wm j Warrington h,aI. severe.
Wm II C.saiio" LET. thigh. an.rnts.,4J: Ar
"!iGa'l Ct@h"n L.: high sui foot, l.-h
~OuHs Missing !Srr.. las +. u3"ul, X.
v!tns VI kin.. T. \ Crawford Z Is Ewe.
-pn, Lorar&u Morgan. VIZ. Mllone, Miicr
Caldwell. Lag: f,nr rccaHt cunScrit;l
Company lt.-kl!e;: Private Asa Street.
Wounded: Priva,es Jchn B:x;er, aixina,
il.sh wauud: Michael S Lut;re!l, LIFT hand,
finger aropu:a:ed. Missing: None
Co:npau? l.--Aillc1: Jas Hi. Missing:
q "derly Sergeant L,7i E!!io.,, Private JOAN
II B:wcrs.
Company X Killed: Lieu, Jno " ra:r:.r.
Wonnd i: Privnt,s Wnl UIhain rA,r. &C.
ver': " \ Cunningham. RICH, c,!y,w. -ev-re.
Missing: CTp VI l. y Z;ninicrm IN. rriYa,e-
lJbn Armed. Creed Tu:rer, John Hak,r
S.''"nrl II 'wei'. t.!l except Zimmerman re.
.','.t rols:rirt-
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From IANkEEDUM.

il"GmE, June IA speeial despatch to /, I
- Advertiser" lated Scna:obia, June l, ss,s
r;u.' N,r:her, dates to the :1!s:h have hsen re-
rcire,i .iIerc.
They "'nta'n MACY comments on the late
Federal rnEr:-e-. npi prosaostieste Grants
:.lCrasF wiih ihc naw movements.
Tao "MctiurnIitau Record" bus IA su'nmary
damaging /" fsdcral pride. aud declares
;;..t ,io South Amr hrver lie conquered, nGd
that tc. recent surrcsS !, undtpisb!e. hey
h.:v" already achieved their Independence.
Trr ulIr "Er=is" estimates tLs ioss II.
..si,ruis " D., reduction Of tabor ia Ohio al
xrige hundred mi ii0rs bushels.
Thr New nrk "'rr bune" raya thai u laTf
:,rsmL': # officers have resigned
.i'S0 Thousand men we're recently .:raftad il
r.G,:iHuati "t whoa sixteen s!gnitied theHr
vi lin 4LaSG ~ fGTTc.
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80 ieSiu'""l Heh; 80 IA" !4d!, HITS
day, Nav oh, with only IL. g"as.
SEVENTH rsNNrssEr REGIMENT.
Fold AMI STAFF - No rlsuulrie..
l.. mpanv A.-Kil!ei. Lieut. L Wiinou.h,
t.iie'i IN hospitall. Serst John Cheeky, Private
i EneriqGp. Wcundei: Prirates J3ha S
Close, Left eide, muscular Missing: Pirate
John G Nix.
Company E:-killod:, Private JaG G Hale.
Wounded: pryates A Woma.E.. rirh
ssrs,ut,er: ipitiur1. r!gdt hand tiuger an
patared; Frank ny G1od..il, left foot flesh
wound; A { Blair. Mi>sns :: privatea " II
tg0ndiei, Gea w itugga: .-.s=r--r,'--
Company C--kiiieI Mae. Wounded
aud missing: Can, II Foster. reported les
mmpu;eted Lent Il BldIie
Company D-kilied None WoGated ::
';sret Thcs n Deane, right hsad. Privates R
NJ Browning: VIM NJ Rogers, lett hand, fn-
ger ampn'.tod Missing privatcs a Win
iier. A Brady. i hn Robertson. a n,als, "
= Rabica.
Company E.-k:lled: None. Wounia1:
Corp II 5 Williams, RICH. arm frAc:nraI.-
Kissing: Geo " Frax.r.
Company F--Kii;ed CorrI. @ T. Stso,i.
WUueded: Ser.ts j 5 Innings. left foot;
.I3bn I,snier, -; Private VIM Cotton,
..u,ine muscles.
C,mnany G. Kil!el: C;rpl r Curry,
iacciacntaily on march. Wounded: none.
C0nrnny u--killcd none. Wounded:
Cirpl George A Thompson, right arm fracture
Missing: Private j " DaVls
Company Tx Killed Private lsla,-F G If
f,. Wounded Sargs j " Ciemers, right
hand: Cnrpls j W lIalnbliu, right sido !sh
wourd Rufus + Vyere.t leFt hand. lager
amputatei Missing none.
Company KILLED: Corpl w IL /. .ne.
Wounded: privates G W Kittrell, right leg;
r foebes head, flesh wound N Using Phi
yate Thns Tineblooln.
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Way Passenger Trnin
lllsaYs Richmon daily at O'clock ~ and arrive
In Dauvill- g. connecting With ihe Plodmoht hoau
for Greensboro ana theSonta.
Leaves Danvie at 5, y, and arrives in Richmond at
$50, p n. ,,,n
Richmond daily at 49, H. and arrives at juno
tion st $50 leaves Junction at and arrives
In Dxnylle $50 connecting With the Piedmont hoaa
for Greensboro and the Sout
Returnng-iesJes Danvilie At o'clock y, arriving A.
Junction at $40 ", and Rlchmon At7:lo A n.
Throu n mail trsip with eouthcde Raihoad Tor
J,nchh,rv xnd tlr West JAS. n. LESTER,
-. TRANSPORTS alton Agent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-03
Grand total,

FukTYJOuKTH ASDIwCSTY rF1H TENNESSEE
REGIMENTS.
The following is list II casualties N TIE
44sh ard 25ih Tennessee regiments. cou-
roldated" in he engagement Of the 18Th ard
lG:h Of Nay, near Drswry's Bluff
|. Field and Staff - Killed Major 5 II Me-
Gal,sr. Wounded: Col John Fulton, slight;
III unl Jubn S McEveu, Jr., in right leg;
uvi"r Serge Az Hill, sounded and missing.
Is: Uamrspy.-K Killed: Corp'l Jno d liar
bin, JOHN Leonard. Wounded: &c Wood
all, II 81 Manly, 8 LuttreI, F u Trip, N
b Curry, W q Shelton, W StsveRson,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-03
Grand total,
ruugrEEariI rrSSI.sEg REGIMENT

fuuRrEESfiI TENNESSEE REGIMENT.
Field and SraA. Killed !: Mono. Wcnlt-;i
Eusisn + G pa,iison. glht. mnseie= Misc
ing. Adlutant W E Mumfofd
Company A--killed and wounded N3n:,
Missing: George Campbell. r II Williams,
l,ary I[leppos, G NJ Painter Day. g 81
kar;.rs.
Company B.--KilIed: Noae. Wounded ::
S.ry.'t J L Hicks, left thigh fractured; pri-
v:.r Jdbn Davis, flesh wound right ARM
NJ s,;1;: Ssrs't W II Riley, Private } +
Wall.
Company C.-Killed Private A Il s.. mt
Gle. Wounded: None. Missing: John Camp
bzi! 49,
C,aspany iD.-Kisiea.- Money! oul4led /:
:'c;va.c George Hickman, left hand shd aTuli
Missing; Johu Wright, j L Edwards
Company f Killed: Privates r Ib't II Blanc
/, l. Slavely. Wounded: Private W MnrphY.
Missing: Corp'i W c Thompson
Company G.-Killed None. W0nadeI {:
Sers't James Brsntey, flesh wound left urm;
Corp'l s II Darnell. ttis arm. amputagea; Pei
ylte John TidWell, back aid right knee jas
Mathews, flesh w.uld lett arm. Missing
None.
Company II -Kiilel: Private j G Fields
Wounded: Sers't John lluut, le:; flesh wonnd
Privutos-J K Chiffon, head and side; I II
Payne, left sh, ulder; 5 Motdy u. lett ioo;: I;
NJ johnson, bJlh thighs, muscular Missing:
Private N l. Losyele. Ge1rge Rice. S K RJg
err, |. G Jackson. b " Johnson.
Company l.--killsd Pfiva.s T. Marpiiy.
Wounded: Private A Hughes. Missing: Phi
vats S Aenson. john Collins. B B Berry, Jn:
DJue 1873, James Eliridge. james Hargiss,
Charles Johnson, ii Js'k!ns.
Company K.--killed: None. Wonndtt:
serg't j Z Ransdsll, sm.. muscles; A W
Payne, confusion thigh. Missips: Lieu! /
jenkins, Private W IL Ills.
Company L-Kill+d Ssrg't J K Chester
Wounded: Private II II Trice, RICH; thigh
Missing: Pr:Vates Lewis Smith. Jossph j
Wrny.
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