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The everest loss to our Potomac army sInoo
thu movement commenced On Tuesday Of last
week, IL the death Of Major Gen. John sedswise,
commander Of the 9Th Army Corpa. He fell on
AondaJ, willis gaoriously fighting 1t tue head OF
his command. Gen. 6odgwlck was bonn In Con-
necttcnt we think IN 1915. he crzdu1ted At West
Point IN 1857. and vas appointed I'd Lieutenant Of
the I'd artillery. In 1889 he was promoted to a
1st Ieutenantcy: and breTctted Captain for ga!-
lautry at Contreras and Cherubnsco, where he had
command Of his company, he wAa highly dis
ttnguished for his conduct In the E.tlcs OF Molno
del Ney and Cbapoltepec, and the Ettack on the
San Cosrne gata, whese be WIS again In command oi
his company and for bis eallautsY In these engage
mepts wsa breretted Major. He IVES coumIs-
4Ioped Captain In 1919. hnd In March, 1855, pro
NOTED to be Major In the 1st cara1,y. On the 2sth
OF Aprl+ 1861, he was appointed Colonel Of the
4th cavalrT, and on August a1st Bdgadier General
Of volnnteers. He was aseigned to Gen. Stones
Seer va arrested Il Febsaay i8s md aa1 dnr1c n
Gen: so@PeFs go AMY eotpe: He W comnis-
At The battle OF Antietam Gen. sedswicE was 50
riuusly wounded and carried OF the teld. On bis
recovery n Dec. 1862, he was assigned to the com
naand Of the 9Th army corps At the first
bart1e Of Fredericksburg, under Burnside, he com-
m*nded the 9th, and bare q most conspicuous and
raslant pa1t IN 1hAt unfortunate contest and at
eel1antry and daring wc1e even morn conspicuous
tl.n At FrederieEsbu1g. When Gen. Grant took
command Of tho Potomac army, and changes made
to lbs 9th, and was in command Of It when he fell.
Gen, Sedgwick IVES never married. 4 plain,
-uEpseumt1E GENT little aborc the ordinary
Inspired confidence and respect. 4 thorough sol.
der, proved In a hundred bit,les, he was Beloved
~ every true soldier is Rure 10 BE- By bis men who
hare seen his courage end felt the impnlsc Of his
calm and clear ordtrs Ia dire emergencies. In his
ha' ITS in camp he was Is Etmple and unoeteuts-
tlors Bs Gen Grant He never claimed or received
privileges there above those Of the common soldier.
IIi~ tent whe always the extreme point, and In
The crisis OF an engagement always In tho hottest
II 1he fsht- Gen. Sed3ewick was brave soldier,
noble gentleman, true-bearted patriot. IN hon.
eAf wan
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House road, Threatening Lees Inc Of commuo:c1-
tipn. A ECT line Of batl.e Tas formed 5y i ch4ngc
sna tontt. and gaTc Lee the choce Of being cut of
from big CAPITAL, and siskins everything upon the
Harer OF 4 battle.
derway to 6pottsylranta: Lee bad thrown ini4n-
tn on to nur right, and drove In or cavalry pick
els On Gezmsnia road. Ths result could only b.
ay sens bet se md sffas Rc
mord, or deadly contest In open battie, that
contd only end in his determination. TIC soon
discovered bis error, and, to all appearance. had
etarted in bot haste for another line Of defense;
soms think to be found north Of tho Anna river,
while others are fully certa1n that there is no teas-
bic position for him to tau baek to between this
and Richmond.
LATE REBEL ACCOUNTS.
eth contain dispatcher from Leo and others, rc!a-
tire to Gsanta adEsnce and the battles.
An Orange Court House dispatch Of tho eth.
plank road, ncsE Pasker's, Store, spostsylvania
nIsht: ihe 1sbels sislnins to hsSo espiu1sd
of Fids5's baltic dispatch states TINT the
Lougstreet hne1y foeced them to give way:
shoulder: Gen. Jennings uas nortslly weandes,
1oEs7:l1e: .E7e1!th{ns look vi.
hour On Inc 9Th no lighting had takea place on she
Potomac. The movement Of Butlcr's transports
II o'clock On Thureday, when Gen. Pickett ordered
out the militia and great excitement ensued. Al
the force nt Prfeg'hWg was moved ont but nothing
ia raid Of meetir .the enemy.
Fourteen t11t.: txprta and other Tesees are com
Ing; th1ze ironfaads and four gunbonts wes'
counted, and troh ten to fifteen thousand mel
landed 1t Bermuda Landing
The Fni1 Of tho 7th inst. etates that Richmond
ia lr no more danger than when threatened b
Mcclellan, aud arEucs that there Is no need Of |
panic, and holdi ont the announcement that an
Die relpfcrcements are at hand. 1t says there vii
be tIorble sid suffering rom insuflctency Of food
, 1864-05-11
EfsGfI GEN. g SlVEiRH1AN'S
ARMY.
Tho Movement on Dalton.

EAsur1L1E, May 9.-Gen. 6herm1nss movement
opens with the best Of promise. The rsbel army
In Ills ffont has been reduced, and oula Is much
larges than is generally known, aud under the best
OF geneEalshlp. Gen. Howard has in bis command
such division commanders Is Cans. Wood, Stan.
ley and Newton. Gen. Thomas haa, as corps COLL
mapcers, Gems. Palmer and Hooker, and as division
commanders, Gems. JEFF. G. Davis johnson, Baird,
Wiliama, Butterdeld and Gcary. These arc al
good of1cers-
Gen. Howard, with his 4th corps, Lately encsup-
ed In the vicinity Of Ceveland east of Chattanoo-
ga, is moving directly on Dalton, az feint. Gen.
Thomas, with the 18th and 10th corps, has moved
rum the vicinity Of Rlnggold, direct on Rome, and
Ger Mcpherson. with Gen. Lozan's 18th corps.
and a portion Of the 10th and 17th corps, haYad
to cut OF Polk's forces and Mobile from communl.
cation with At1ant4.
No fght,ng1s anticipated this side Of Dalton,
and probably no great battle will take place north
Of Atlantis. Gen. schodeds corps, the sd, IL still
Ia East Tennessee, and wflr probably remain there
for the present, awaiting tho result Of the move
melts elaeNhere- The cavalry In that district are
huez cutting rebel lnes OF communication with
Vinnnta- There arc now thirty days rat1ons at
Knoxville and thirty days at Chattanooga, orr
bnses u supplies, 80 We are all safe on that score
md supplies are still coming forward In vast
quantities.
N:.s1y11LE, May at haye just received intel
ugencc from the front, Of highly Important
character. Dalton has been erdcucked by khe rebst.
The movements which detailed Jou. some days
since, were delayed for short time; but COM
1ne1 CID on the afternoon Of the Sd Inst, and on
the morning Of the 4th the whole army was tn mo-
tlop, but proceeded With great caution, in order
That no DISASTER might Occur to our advance: and
Ut night our forces cucamped In tho vicinity OF
Dalton, Gs., resdy to commence q battle the next
div
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 7t'bnne.7
CA1no, May 10.
The steamer Commercial had arrived OF Memphis
nom Little Rocll. Her officers report that General
S1eele'A forces there, whcn they left on Thuradny
last, considered tho place eaie from rebels, though
the citizens were still alarmed. Our troops were
IN line OF battle when the Commercial moTed. and
Pine Blr6 was In the eame condition No one IL
alarmed excepting citizens, some Of whom were
leaving. Dobblas with his regiment Was between
Arkansas and st. Francis rivers, burning cotton
and conscr1pting.
Some Of the rebel cavalry had gono in the dlrec-
ton Of Fort Smith, 1t was thought with Wow to the
capture Of the place. The Rcbets had atready taken
Eardenelles. There were no particulars Of the
afai,. This is a snail town below Fort Smith,
and the rebels supposed Government stores 10 be
there - well rs 1t Little Rock. A gentleman who
has been with Prlec's army for three Jears, and
noH making hIA Way to bis home In Missouri,
states the rebel army has beeu In denorslizeL
condition efncs II was compelled to leaye ntt1e.
Rock. He tays, the rebels arc not carrying out
their threats Of 1ndIscrlm.nata slaughter Of eAp-
tustd colored troops They took many Of them at
Saline river who were wounded, dressed
thelr wounds, and sent asg OF
truce to General Steele for thsif exchange.
He gives reason for this chause Of tactics, that
the negroes during the whole Of Gen. steeles late
campaign took no prsoners, and the rebels thousht
It the zasest policy to compromise tbe mstter. The
rolored troopH art taid to hAYe fought like sete-
rane.
Later advices from Little Rock ray that Steele
was bnsily engaged In fortifElng the place. which
locks Al though fe expected TO be attacked.
Gen. AnarexASaA Pima .RlnK, Is rcDosted to be
doing the same, with rebels near 1t hand. The
, 1864-05-11
THE WAR IN LOUISIANA.
Serious D1xa1ters to Our GunboAt and
Transport Fleet
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CAmo, May 10. 1851.
;, Inc United States dispatch boat Gen. Lyon hAs
!aet arrived hum Dona1dssIne, La., on the 1st.
on ne eth inst, the Transports City Belle, Euama,
Haae whceleF} md John Wasuer, in passing the
o1ness s"eaEe miles below Ale1andr,a, we1r nzed
npon ana destroyed. The gunboat signh was
DESTROYED By the sams battery, and the eunbost
cosanefoa scs On Ere 10 Prevent her fsliing into
renel handa cspt Ford, her commandar. wss the
exploded her. ''4 v aIA~1
The rebel batter was composed Of guns captured
from Gen. Banks. ~
Banta' army remains still At Aexaad,i. md :,
strong enough to resist any attack that can be msae
upon him.
During the tight above Alexandra ths ennho,t
Juliet was destroyed and Admiral pprtar,s ho.t
Cricket suffered sererrly, both her engineer he,n.
Killed and number OF her crew wounded. For,rst
Chambers, Lee and Roddy reported at Wes, ran.
pelo, Miss, list Saturday.
An officer, who bad nasde his eaczpe from that
place saya thst cur forces Ind whipped the fehe1a
1t o. near Bolivar and 1aeAaon, and they vere =,
.1cAting toward okaloua.
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Especial Dispatch 70 the ChlcaRo TfIbunc.]
CINCIHNATI, NAy 10. 1854.
Fkorn-Thc market u dull and prices uumtual
Bnyers contend for = decline Of 1tatsc = brl.
TH1sKY-Thn market closed dull At 3l.2n.
GaAm-WheAt-BuyeT contend for decline. Red
could not be dRpoacd of 1T better rate than 81 IS,
and white At over aso. Not much Offering. Corn Is
held firmly At si1aa117 for ear, and 4lI.G1.15 for
shelled. Oats rnle stssdJ and In fair demand 1t 80
ssc. Eye Is in good demand at a15a. Barley IL in nir
demand 1t $145&l.5e.
pEov1'1oHs-The market for mess pork Is quiet and
fAt- The belt city brands hare been offered st
without finding buyers: 3t6ooaa83 Is asked for codn
tty. The business doing In hulk uneata Il light, hut
holders nru It full rates shoaldcrs-As lt911X;
sides 12kGl24: clear sides l31lSx; bacon shoulders
1eh packed clear rib sldes lie. Lard Prime city
waa offered 1t t1sc and country at 1sc without meet
ibk much demand.
GEocEE1Ks-The market Is dull and prices nou1l-
nSlIa mechanical.
, 1864-05-11

WARRINGTON, Nay 10, 1904
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
The bill authorizing tho Secretary Of the Interior
to contract for the care and employment Of persons
authorities in 6tntea and Territories where there
ore no such institutions, Was passed.
The Missouri contested election cAse-Bruce
against 1oan-was then taken up.
MT. BRUCE presented bis own case, conton1iuS
that sheze bad been naNitary outEAges the elect
Ire franchise to such an extent as to vitiate the
or Democrat, and declared that he had exerted
htmtelf,. BY speeches and otherwise, TO promote
the cause Of the Union. 1t was decided b! twelve
majority that Loan Was entitled TO his sent.
The Speaker caubed to be read to the House a
communication from the Secressry Of War, eucio-
sIns copy Of Gen. Buffers dispatch about his sue
eesecs, etc. Its reading WAS followed By applause:
to the Consular and Diplomatic appropriation BILL
SENATE.
Mr. SUMNER, Of Mass, reported blu to adjust
the claims Of aliens arising ont OF the present war
Nr. HALE, Of n. a., Introduced a BILL to amend
Tie act to establtsh and equaize tho grado Of navy
i IL. CHANDLER, of Mich, reported bill to H.
The bill to authorize the organization OF veter-
IN volunteer engineer corps OF tho army Of the
Cumberland IVES taken mp.
The clause authorizing hountlcs heretofore given
to veterans On re-cnlstinR. WAS stricken out and
u IL. ~ coLLxh1ERs, lot vt,,) amendment that
bsnks shall keep ore!o1rth Of god received as IN
tvrest on Government bonds uu... sae resumption
Of specie payments, was retectcd-1: to 20.
Nj. sHfRMAN's lof ohfo;) amendment relative
atopted. The bill was then passed.
, 1864-05-11
FROM 1iILWAUDEE.
Marine Disasters in the Recent Gale.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicaso Tribune.J
MILWAUKEE, May 10.
A heavy gale from the north came up about nine
O'Clock last evening, doing considerable damage to
Tic shipping department. Tbs following arc the
era:tics so far ~ hesrd frc11:
Schooner Union, Capt. Griffin, went ashore at
til north point, Highland dry. She was bound for
Marquette
Schooner Conquest, Of this city, went ashore to
tic southward Of the south pier, empty, and will
b& got of all right.
SCHOONER 1uo. Brown, run back with main.ail
srlit
Es1k Parana. run back and went ashore south Of
thc lier, 1oaded With cats.
lrig Standard, owned in Buffalo. loaded with
El:eat. went ashore at north point.
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Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO h1ARKET-SECOED BUAKC

TUESDAY Evx1Ixo-lo r. n.
There was fair attendance at the Second Board, at
the EherEan House, this evening, and tho leading
grain market was soraewhat better.
THEA1-Was In fatr request b1 'short se'lers.' =
md Tho market for Nc advanced 1e above the elos
II nKure on Change. There was nethinG doing In
No. eprtng. sh1es were: 1900 bu Eo.2 spring 1t
x115A; $500 bu do at d Is: 70o bu do 1t SILKY
$50 bn do I. II l4h. 4 sails OF oa bu No. !, In
Milwaukee, was reported 1t &ll6.
EonS-Was dull, with buJers Of No. 1t 9oe, md
scller1 At s9Kc.
OArs-were dull, but somewhat nrmer than at tbs
cloae:ef 'Chanke. Ba1es: $50 bu No. 1t 671c; 500
bp do 1t o7c (short recejpts).
HmskY-Was mo-e active than on Change, with
ss,ea Of 100 br1s I'm lota> 1t tl.16.
FRx11Hrs-Wero dali. He heard Of no enGnge.
u1tnf&-
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TIE WAR IN NORTH CARO.
LIMA.


uA7rEnA., N. C., May7-{By mail }-The echoou.
er Eliza Sheldon, bound for New York, has just
arrived he5e om neV6eFp ana fspoEts TINT the
Jay, cutting oil the railroad communication BE-
tween that place aud beaufort, and making hiB ap-
pea1ance on the sonth side Of the Nense Rirer,
two miles below the city, with cavalry force &C.
cunpaLied BY battery Of four guns, which com
mandcd the water approaches to NeHbern for !
brief period.
suddenly made thelr appearance at the point threat.
ened, and forced the enemy hack from the FITer.
Nothing was allowed to pass o4es the railroad from
NewbeIn to Beaufort yesterdsy. - This demonstra-
tiou WIS expected, therefore the enemy failed to
secure loaded train OF cars.
Captain White thinks this movement Of ths eue-
nv was only cavalry dash, and not Intended as a
general attack On Ne~bern.
, 1864-05-11

GR4ia-D1ii. Tho stormy " Gather and the decline
In gold u New York checked Operations. No. Chi
eako spItnS ;i:9913si e. i L.Ailx.qSee elao 1t:se.
4r,xT.B91ess :, and SELLERS ste apart. s1oo il Of
FEi1oHrs-15c for wheat and lsc for corn to Now
FORK.
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BAItEY'S
CHICAGO DIRECTORY,

Mr. Ha13!o, IN reply to ny charge against him of un-
dtfh.ndt dcans aut dectpttrcnc.s /. seeking to
the tables me, bJ referring 10 suGt17 advertise
u.ente given fa. back March, This Is easily
planned: ID In 1861 and 1e6t for the reason th.t
Rome ct our frecls who choosa the mos: prominent
places On tho outdts Of the booS / have alwsys
deemed It ueedfu to eAely In the year. which
MF. Hslpln alwaya equally shared In, but which, a.
had 10 right to l1a name till May, have AlwsrE
taken In my own. He we'll knows however, that that
oRl joint account, ~ should hA1a dono ag ain thls
1sar had hs not hsoksn faith with ms-
The simple tacts OF the whole conT.Versy arc. thst
~ far back LAST January February Vas told Of
his intention, and wFo:e to him to know II It were
true. He eama to aud denied NIL such Intention.
assuring ma that he Intent el to - win me As
usual This be proved By at least ave person. in
y ot1ce- ARatu, nbout the I'D OF April. Wrsse him
Anote reminding hin that 1t uas near May, and to
In and arrange On Thur5dAy the e8 cn1y four
Days before We should Commence, ho came Into my
once A1d 1atd he should be In a usual On aoa,lAy
poraIg to 90 On vith rne, while he was the
time secretly preparing en to 60 out and cs1xAssthe
city hts OVID personal account. which L.. as coa.
ceiye, rRther saszF practice for 4 man TO do who
makes any pteteusion to speak the truth
vAs told son1a tina sgo thai hls friend. MF. Reh
axd EdWArdl, Of the Carpet Bag no:or.tJ, wanted tn
get Of the City Directory AId that be could
turn Mr. AApln oEer hls hrger. I4uppoae he done
~ by the present operation. Mt HspiA he wants
Nc sympathy. I confess do. thA7t always sJmpa-
thized wth cur Government to tho utmost OF my
mems ~ toyGl American clslzs1. think that We
should alWsys sypathize with aud support the right
1t IL oue the divine eensn's OF nature sad. u
though hs Ii seeking to DO NE And ntmself great In
Jury. yet he In need should not deem /. gn.
to withhold sympathy even ntozn him.
JOk1n.~u: W. BAILEY,
DIRECTORY od1ce, 1es sud 1s9 Clark ssrs.s.
, 1864-05-11
Postscript.


WEDNESDAY mCWNINE-4 A. M.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WAamAcroE. May 11-l3 r. H., 1861
There has been no engagement at spotss5lvan'a
Court House. The reports OF the battle on Sun
day, published in the Star this evening, ARC false.
Gen. sedwfck was Killed In skirmish VS.
terdas morning. There were no heavy bodies
In sight.
Lees whereabouts had not been ascet-
tanned. -
General Grants headquarters were be-
tween Todd'e Tavern aud spotzylganla.
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0sweRo Mnrket-MRy 10.

FIOCh-23C lower. BB1e1 Of C6Oico brHAd1 GOm NO,
spring At s7:coa7.e5: from red winter f7-sa; RON
1t $8.7590te.
GEA1S-Wheat ontet and nominally lower No
corr IN market. 01ts quiet.
CANAL FHE1eH1s-Dull and UNCHANGED. Waest
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9EEENADE TO PRESIDENT
LINCOLN.
He Speaks Encottr4.1ngly Of tho vi
g1nIn Army Movements

WARRINGTON, Mny 10-A large number OF per-
eonx, on short notice, assembled In front Of the
Executive Mansion, last night aud with the band
OF the 27th Ohio volunteers, now on tae way to
the Geld. comp1imented the President with serc-
made. The President appeared On the po1'co, and
made brief speech. ID which he said the honor
General Grant and the gallant officers and soldiers
under his command. He WAS ezceedin.'y grattas:s
to know that General Grant has not been jost'ed
from his p:ane, bns Vas now on tho lina Of more
hsweref, we might rejoice at what had already
tetn accompNshed much more remained to be done.
The proceedings. which were. Of short coutin-
uancc, terminated with repeated cheers for the
President. Gen. Grant aud tho army.
Among the killed in the battle, Thursday and
Friday, fa Colonel Lombard, Of the 1at Mlchigaa
rNrfrprt
, 1864-05-11

machinery used for the manufacture and repair OF
care Two freight carr, loaded aad one passenger
hain were captured and partially burned, and par
tally thrown over the bank.
, 1864-05-11

NV YoRK, Mar 1O.-The brig Mary, from Rio
i1st ult., midnight, boarded the pirate Florlda.
whore ofltsr reported having burned the shp
Avon, from China TOT Eoa'on three weeks pra7i-
, 1864-05-11

Boston Mining Stock Masket-Enr 10.
Central. t.; Franklin, sok: Hancock, 12X; Huron
TX; Isle Ro5ale, 70; Minnesota, d; Roekland.12
, 1864-05-11

Guerilla Raid on the Baltimore
and Ohio RAilroad-HeAvF Damages

CncxyA7T1. Msy 10-The Baldnorc aud Ohio
Railroad has again suffered serious injury by ener-
ilss, They made IN attack 1t Piedmont On Thnrs-
day. and destroyed about quarter Of million dol
lnrr' worth OF property:
The Wleeltng 1ntsu5gencer states that all or
near ali the extensive work ahops Of the comnsny
Were burned, including four engines md expoasiYs
, 1864-05-11
Philadclphta Markct-May 10.

Alt ktnta Of trAde ire dull.
F1oUE-Dull E1tr1 family at xa,oaas. 50.
GEA1S-Wbeat 11m. Bed 4lDat&5; Kentucky
Px1aoLkCx-Qu1et. Crude SIC; refined In boad Sc
G5fc; do free 6c16bo
KuIsKY-F11m 1t t1-e7ai.So.
, 1864-05-11

Illinois Supreme Court.
OTTAWA, H., May 1O-The call Of the docket to-
MORROW will be from III TO $50 Inclusive.
, 1864-05-11

OHIi1HBEB d1HfkEE@sI0Ay E@s
FLouK-pu!l ard heavy for Howard ztate and super
1t e7L2H@1.f5.
HEAT-Steaty for Kentucky white at t2,,o;92.l2.
CoRT-DuM. White At 4t.s5 yellow 1t 3t279t2a
KuIsEY-Elf1u 1t Il 81.
, 1864-05-11

The North CGro!ina 1keEet TsanA
Sunk,
WAsH1s6ToN, Nav 1l-Infomation WAS re-
cefved here last night that the tche' ram in Ahe-
n:arle Sound has been attacked 4uu sunk By The
United States steamer SasBacus.
, 1864-05-11

n 1IfXIACo ~ AAI4AA AA"AA1 " - "''
.r.T1n,r Nav1o 1854.
FOE Inc "eeA eoo.n-
LED RIVER DISASTER: Ine tAfalsJ fsa1a' III
Wy 4 "a cap!n; 81; .rur. p.+rn.t frou,
%EhUA ai-N- $3.50 49, a 49, ~ - 1*rSN. f:nn
Gfand Ecose-4ne lsht ou 1aao 1s@'e "@S-
. 9Has- ,,r- rry ,r.e..rrv, P.nort nf
1-IAE fohI L-Hn csAaSsNc"h
1eo Gon1sasIse G9 1ne M Cenoucsp, ~ n".a of Tim
-; y. ~ ~ lSGAAca' e1 1Apo"o " -"
0F pnRPEL Ds1as 81 10 FrsDes
~thuM fAhls:c ana n"'ah'oAa oe'" ee'' 11~1-7
M ~ ~ E4f{ea staife ~ essr1oy: rne Convention
t!t!sa,s s11G.Ss ist:Ao ~ ~ 1Ssrtco Ao
sInMmtsVV IL ttiE2EEII1Ea "a TS T{IE NORTHWEST: Tha
~ Eh;ta - 81 thatr sE E.ett to II, shnytou
a.tEfni.T1EHT ~ TaFEIAY: An Un;althfal NEe Sur
nfis4d by An fndienant Husband.
n-FEE pf.NyST MAMA RESERVES: Gen.
1t-GESHEa GGEfsSaHIE Isas osaeS ossoSSFkFsAEE ~ rdE u. s.
90 HGnEn;; 1ae ~ - ~ nIrnN aTr ~ ~ wa" "
1a-E = pnH NV nRi sSs. fhe Hstrovrada 1foys-
H-t KUN HEM HnLEaNs' tne no4"e''o
:. Me4Euk 6AHAs ILL: ILL: ~ Was uo,te
1t-LI1EHAH1 Snsiee1 ioe 2. ~ Az as' "a
l5--JEsSE1: AIale oi a-onoon k"1 1e~
lG-SAf -uv x1rrn. steteh at h1s
17-GEE: GFANI ~ - ahh FA1A@' q AaAS>>~A ~ 49,
Pesxo9s! HaqttS;; ;n xzra ,,orpuuxrs. ar.rl
Sda ~ sad ~ ~ Emnire Of Ss5ico0aaTip iii
"a urrS9tFH utTS9 t1Sat ifaT WI GRASS.
, 1864-05-11

.EEH&E18 fHBBEQ
Especial Ditpatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.l
DETROIT. May 10, 1stl-
Cr-Bazk Newaboy; schT Shark.
Dowa-Prope- Empire etAte, Bradbury, Wh!tby:
,art Maruuette.
, 1864-05-11
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THE VAR In VIRGINIA..
Further Details Of Thurs
days and Fridays
Battles.
IHEENEMY GAINED OUR
REAR, BUT GRANT
MOVED F0RW ARD.
Heavy Fighting Yes
te1day at Spot
sylvania.
SECRETARY STANT0N'S VAR
BULLETINS OF YESTERDAY.
The Very Latest from Gen.
Grant up to II 4. ID.
Monday.
Cur Loss Very neaEy-~~l5,eoo
Wounded at Fredericksburg.
DEATH OF GEN. SEDGWIOK
Al SRpTSYLVAEIA.
LATEST FROM THE
| JAMES RIVER.
EUH0REp CAPTURE OF FORT
DARLING.
| Ben. Butler Reports Progress
| Yesterday.
EEkEJREGAaD W0RSTED IN In
ENCOUNTER.
'ihe Railroad South Of Rich
mond Gut.
| THE WAR IN ARKANSAS
! --LATEST FROM
GEN. STEELE.
Little Rock and Pine
| Bluff Invested.
GENERAL WASaBURNEs LATE
ORDER AT MEMPHIS.
GEN. SHERh7AH'S MOVEMENT
Details of Ills Grand March,
Important Rumors.
The War in North Carolina--The
Rebel Ram Bunk.
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
| The Grand Movement on Richmond.
, 1864-05-11
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


Photographed exclusively to the Chicago Tribune.]
REV YoEK, Tuesday Evening. N11 10. 1854.
BEEF CAITLR-fhc Beef Cattle market Ahowa
receipt for the week ending to-day 1t all the market
pisces Ia the city Of 800 head, which u shout the
number received last week. and a,3l0 dutank the
corresponding week In 1sss The market to-day has
bet brisk, and yesterdays advance Of h@1c psf ia
fully sustained At the close the ststa Of trade IL
very favorable to drorers-an the stock remaining
non yesterday and the fresh arrivals todsJ meeting
With ready sale At the following quotations:
Primo Beeves texcludIns faucyD fully. 0..c
Medium 402ly... .--+.....-...... ..-.!o G9lc
&LfC
This u m advance Of nearly 1c oVcs iast week't
market. and about SC rer higher than On the COR
responding date In 1865.
SHEEP-The rtcelGts this week foot up 5,s3s head
against head last eek, and sccstdlng to ttere
ported Gales Of Sheep brokers the general average
Fr1ce per head Is $3.50 tor unsheated aud Sa25 for
shcrycd.
1oGSEecelpts this week 1850 head, agains Is,a 80
1a4t wefk. The cretauon' of coln-1ed Hogs PER ewt
live weight arc 73sG7Ec: the quotations Of dtstiery
tc hogs are fsf@sc Al these quotations the market
is dtngly ull and 2soo head arc left
sold. The market yesterday had decidedly uaora
IA, orable look for drovers: but to-daFs quotations.
show dec1tte on the Week or 1c.
DIV nx- NnuYwr1~
, 1864-05-11

4 HOUSE A HOUSE MY
Ing hense t. rent ecntatnlsG fora elRt: to twelve
roeEe, may md ood Nd prompt pay1nz tcna1t BY
sPENgERs uorthwest corner Of Madison md DeaF.
born streets CT By addressing P. o. Box @5o Chicago