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The New York herald., 1864-04-17
WAN o. BAKER K co, AUCTIoNBFRs.
ALBERT HAYWOOD, Auctioneer.

BLEECKEE. SON Co WILL SELL AT AUG.
"A On Tuesday April 49, at IL O'Clock. at the Exchange
- lear III BrcadMay Large Gothic buit House lied
streets, commencing s0J feet of Nosrand avenue
The house ~ feet square with large extension. all Ia
good order aud Ridgewood coach
ho.se sad sabc The sro, ts are handsomely
laid with shrabbery vines and fruit trees and
eli rcspecs we'll calculated gcntlemans residence
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A 5. BLEBCKER AUCrIosEER.KLEvE
~. avenue Lots at sacion. A. j. BiEBCkER. SON
co VIII ss'l ancrou Thursday, April e. at II M at
Che krchAnss Ssiesroon Ill Broadway, Eleventh
lotsrw0 Lots beautifully situated at the northeast
nsr q Esysna avenue and l0nh streets each lot % feet on
inches the Eievonp by 100 feet in depth Eev
snth avenuerwo Lots the southeast Of Eleventh
and 00th street; each 70 feet 6 inches the
dns being choice garden spot The tito IL perfsct 500
mortgage two years from last
MaIM n Geda
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j. BLEkGKkf SON CO., WILL SELL AT
"A. suction on TneadSs April ie al 2 cock At the Ex
hAuNe SatesO0n f tsrtadway valuable o'R Fveycnth
vonue and Ninety street. On Eleventh
hree desirable Lots sae, commencing at the
southeast Of Suey seventh street, size OF the
ie sex oo inside lots 53xioo on Ninety seventh s'rcet
Ten Lots south side Immediately Ia the Of The
oue ots; size zcxi0oa aeh. portion Of the purchase
money remAis aoltssge at cent Maps, terms,
TO-, ~ sncti0peeris onlee. II cedar street.
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METROPOLITAN FAIR
M fDN ARD sOHENtK. AUUfIONEER
By EDWARD SGii;.NCK,

M tOW ARD NVHNNUK. AVUFIONEEK
By EDWARD SCli;.NCk
on THURSDAY, Anil ~.
Al THI cAttik SHOW OF THE MkfROPoI'TAn
FAIR,
fteanth street, Seventh avenue ~ eclock NJ.
following valuable animals. the Far viz
sape, batk Auda asian Station imported ey>km. II.
AspiB wall. ksq aud presented by him.
brown Mare 10 hands years. perfecy nd
and Kind close minutes n harness. aod nae
ssd ac horse presented by Charles Asos Brised Bsg.
valuable sofrel Mare presented oy General IT. u. Bsl
Ter, of Rutland, w. - 80.
yoke OF superol OgcD eseaica oy Robert j. Lgiass
ton, lssq., OF New Brunswck. N. y. i
inc celebrated premium Dnibam sad Great Eastern"
presented by W II. Walker, Esq., OF New York.
Coltswol Buck. well bred. escatcd by Sshsos; nsl
iurt, Esa.. OF Milton n "
rhe Calf spssy presented by B. r. Robasoa. Eco. OF
4 sheer with I've horns, pres@aisd By r. r Barsam,
Es 80, "a a,0,a ro.,a ..I.r o,,.. "a. ..o,.,.a :,
Ncrdian, Alabama. by the Thirty second VIA onsn Ieg
wet presented b. Major Bro~u o the United ssies arnv
ut Cairo
Avaluable Newfoundland Dog pseses,et W Alfred W.
Craven ESQ ". y.
Peacock aud Hea, two palr Of Rabbits and two psr
Of rigenne.
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SANfTARY FAIR prAMoNps.

CANTTART FAIR DrAMONDG
- From the New York illustrated Neys. Apri -
Our artist has here given sketch OF of the most
novel attractive we'll Instructive articles IN the Falr.
Tho contains fac smie OF all the large da.
onds IN the world from California Qustx crystal and
denoted By our en.eprsng fellew cte the origns L.
JACOBS No. fU7 Broadway, whose and strs have
become of the i1eituons Of THIS city shortly alter
the discovery Of Ciifofra gold In 1879 friend who had
crystal quarts aud he being always the sie,t for some
novelty, sent II TO France 10 be cut TO initiate tho
real diamond The resuN far exceeded his antcpations and
enabled him 70 Offer the public an article brilliant - the
Brazilian diamopd hReth part Of Che cost The better
TO carry out the ca he engaged In manuseurng jewey
settling them In bresspins, earrings necklaces
rings aud bracelets all Of eighteen gold aud hss III
produced an article the admiration OF ell Who see theni
Time only 70 enhance their value uniess
that the original scarcely supply the demand As Is
usua with all great inventons numerous limitations have
sprung both In this cy and the ssd eycry
paste and glass set In common ewey denomnated CALI
his stock, aud confess never seen ANYTHING but
the genuine diamond that can compare with them.
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LioR sAGH-A THIRD iNfKRssr ~ AN 9srAg
iaheS svri.g bosinrss hat wilt bear tae co7cst ca
suinstivu peSty with o. uM, ~ho ~oad IKE y combine
business with pessnre. aud tray- through tauorpA ne
Sandwich Islands srd AurSrsiis saosd apply without do
hay ~ Az srsnxsncns ~ soon he made tor smesexsio~
Appy % T. SNE0tkEk. 70 Dsy stesi N Z.
DARTNER WANTED HAVING kxrErpED svsI
i nrss aGI1susuce Ce.tral, West aud souh, dsaisc
aasle aud prsciasl hnsios- rsrncr With similar mesN
house hers Best of references xvca and
lpired P.esss sdqts-s through Post shea ~hnes
spd whom ihus coofer with. At.
DARTSEa wANrED-A PARTY. VINO mas q
large scit has rscory ia operation. and who has ~
sasve scyusstsaes IA he trade ,h.cughc, The COUNTY,
s-Rartner. With facilitate the
rersI Address With and swo,gk
Of capital. CAp-t. bot st1 N. z Post otsor
T,aE FIRM or 9EoagE " NATHAN 4 HENKf
Nathan. dosg business ~ Bxchsose Broker: 81 iW
Nrserwtch sre0 New ycs< csty this day dssotvee ~
mutual consent. Gsorgs W. NATHAN retitnG
BkhHY NATHAN.
oEoR0K W NATHAN
Svw Yong Aprii z 1884
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tUASTKD-A PARTNER IN A CASH BUSINESS ~
w tbis city, wholesale prodt The goods lO' pcs sv
capital rrgs4sd swD Fos iail YAspca's's sppy 70 a.
fs riue ssrret. tooa ~
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no nnn PARTNER wANrsp IN A sPLenpIw
DC.VUU, sad lessi,s se:iys w"s & - M esgef'sss M sss
s's,oh. ~ riac sssst soos 81 ~ V tckrH* we -
Us9adsas, is,sa ~
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MORRIS WILKINS. AUCrtONEER.
M Twelve vaia bic Lots northwest eoeo.r Secood avenue
AM Frty ninth street
E r. LUDLOW A 90. will sell. at 8sctioo. oa Frioas,
April ~ 1874 NJ Z o'clock. al the Excnsaee Sa'esroom i
Boa way. Trinity building
~ ninth stI eet 20 feet 8 inches by o. feet
sacopd valuable Lots ad oiuug nofth each 20
bv 20 feet Fynnth street, vaiuxn'e Lots north sidc.
with the large double three
sisry aud attic Frame House, BeJ In with brick ~ by ~
feet house has and gas; lots each - @ 100 feet
iucacs rernas easy. Maps, ao.. at No p,ne street.
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M plot Of ground at West Farms. q. aucuon.-s
LUDLOW h co. viii sell o. aucon on Monday. April 8,
Is A. la ooioc al the Etcauge saesroo. NO III Broad
West FarmsA good Two Aory and attic frame Ho.se
vugr OF West Farms the old Bosoc post road. ncsry
opposle post oce The house 10 ia good order esSs6
fee: contains Kitchen basement, two p.rors fo.r rooms
convenient of accsss by railroad nv
boat or ears War whence stages convex passengers
drrc to tie village The railroad fremont ana
Harlem will probably lie coapeicd daring the comnS year
Mans, Ac., n, No. S plae street.
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ID Old GOLD AND sLLygs
DIAMONDS.
Persons who Wish sell Diamonds old gcld Silver,
Broadway positive fac, &c pays 80 per c;ss more thar
any other person. Hstsbshed In New York the I'd
rinsration n the late Msrta Van BuIon. Make mis-
taks-7?3 Broadway, uuder the New York HsteL
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uIoussnoLD ruRETruRB SALES. -wB WILL GIvB
III oar personal sttentson 70 SALES OF Househed rurnl
snre Works and general out door esles, upon liberal
terms Parties proposing giving up housckcephg or bs-
ue. avoriaG win their commands viii bo treated ibe
s facilities bcns spch ~ 10 tnture prompt nnd care
fvi slssuttsn " ths Interests or ovr patrons,
! u. uAINitv a CO., Auctionerrs,
4KslN "a 40 70 Barclay sreet
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AIo fMrOSIfiOs -TuR aRvTG fatJtN0 MADAHo
IN srARR RurOps .~hS born win 0atusna
e shs s,asdts ths past, Asa fsi1ee RAs
long sspsra,ed. ca.se. sscedy mar
shora 40, hksn-rs =, ,o .,.re h.sbenA
o. abseot rftcnds 1uuibors Hoa who "a
rsvsg Nv slsr a.ets who have .nfortauAse
ne on great European cisr for 10 ssse1
by lundrsas dav aer ibst sueslss 10 be
fo.nh ti.e sesdgei fo'ars r-ssd :or who css
Ptofsssion sbs tss The aanoo
Of ba petsoa MI, marry. No Of Kss, 5ssentce.th
u Tin a Ns- oo The iocs. 0sutss
D ~ sd,ussted
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JOURNRAT. AuCfIoNEER
OFFICE NO. 8 PINE STREET

Sale Of gsnieo Household Furniture. rosewood faaDo
forte. Velvet Gsrpotfng. Mante Mirrors, &c.
A. I0URNkAY Anc,ioneer. wlil sell on Tuesday, Apr'
~ ~ l0 O'Clock. at :i West Fifteenth street. the entt
eonens Of the abcs tse comprising general sseort
tAent OF HVusshold Fnrnurc, Mantc Mirrors reservoir
Pian0fofto, Velvet Carpst,ng, 10 &C.
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Ovk cEBA CAKRENC'H SECOND AND Last 1RANo
i ConcecI,wih take piaee NJ geft1t
DODwORru.S MONDAY EVENING. April ~
Aided ~ Mss- Leony Kerptoa Cont alto, Madame AAolo
Mssei, s'rmA Dpn ma, MI. farley Tener. IT. DrApsoS
Aud Nj Mnie PfanlsL Tickets 10 coDts ~ oeat4
ot Reserved Seats TO bs ooad At anA
BE & 6ciis,ner's
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PIE RBUNAxs.

PERBONALs
A N AMERICAN WIDOW WISHES TO ADOPT OUT
her male ohut. TIVE months old. Address for week
H. w. u. station q. Broadway.
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A FURNISHED HOusR TO LET-A THREE srOR z
~ and alL'e hitch soop House ia Thirteenth street be-
tween second and Third avenues to lot priv family
only Inquire at the Boarding Agency O. Blcecker street
EDGAR Il LAWRENCE.
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N FpfuE OFF rHE AMKRIcAN DRAMArfC FUND AasO
shas.pse SATURDAY, Aprl e The Following nsnscrata ~
apart evening Tor the heneat OF the above ns
tuition vs.-J W. wallack. ESQ A. W Jacksop, Esq. Wa
WheatIey EsQ e. r. Barnun. Esq T. W, Llngsrd. Fsi.-
a. l. Fox ESQ., Mcssrs Ioym and Hartmann. Phiiadrlphis.
Esp H. Willard. Fsa Fieid. Esr. Bsltimors and Wasa
ingtOn r. Ford, Francisco, ThOs basuiswA
Esa II sios thankfully added soss&
A. h sived WM DAyip0E. XIV.
y }NHAlt OOmU
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(sL ,taycyANg ASO rxopH6Tfc xxDfuH oAH NJ
u consulted ~ ursud sires .yery dsv. a.naays %
oepsd Dnes boa,s rom 10 A, x.to 70 zso Sssf -
F.M
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"AxNhEss - " 6ANss oC.,
AT II BLEECKER srREK9 YOU CAN OBTAIN 20
N u}oe Diamonds, Watches, Jew ery, Silver
Plate. Guns, Pistols Dry Goods &C, N b Also fawn.
brokers tickets bought for the above articles.
A ssyREDLY THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID roR
n Diamonds watches iewelry. Silver Plate, DC Being
thorough judge those wishing TO dispose Of the
tces rely receiving their utmost value; Ii
ferred, made the by jos. SOLOMON da
n.ond broker, !sp Broaawsy, above Howard street
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soma attention 20 sales Of Furniture ~ the re rnces
81 Families deoInbg housekeeping the can be rs
ogsd 10 the spacious saesrooms 7st Broadway opposite
tbe York Hotel. 14M a#t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-16
ObitunrY.

Died. on Friday night, the 18th inst, al half past
nine O'Clock, Al the Westham Furnace, In Henrtc0
county, after abort illness OF typhoid fever, Mr.
JOHN BunNS, In the 55th year Of his age. leav
ing wife and nine children
The subject of this notice was born in The State
Of South Carolina, bit has been living ia this State
for the last Thirty years. As shifui and success
full manager OF blast furnaces he was well known
throughout The State; but his mechanical talents
Tor ihs business which he follow ed, though equaIled
by few, was YET but q small portion OF his merits
In his character he united the simplicity Of child
with the most scFupuiOus sense Of honor sud the
iof,iest integrity. and was emphaticaiy high
toned, honorable gentleman. Ia his domestic re-
iations he was at all times the fond husband aud
the devoted parent; AMI as friend he was devoted
and loyal and true
Mr. Burns was not a professor vi religion Ia the
ordinary aceepfatfsn OF the term, but he WAS what
IL better he lived daily 10 The practice OF The
duties required by Christianity, ami 'if honest
worth takes rank in Heaven" he will surely be
entitled 10 a place among the just made perfect.
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the Joker q the White Hopee The cppossn'
nifty 70 draw upon him the cnasactefie'
tic comparison, that he (0rant) va IKE the
man Who ascended the ladder and pulled u
M after himi a. he cut OF communication
With the worldl If Lincoln.cA eytsact no
other comfort from the gloomy nature Of
the rep3rts from Grant, he can certainly
look upon him with satisfaction as more
than probably a defeated competitor for the
Presidency.
That the true nature Of Grsut's advances
towards Richmond had begun to leak ont 10
plain from the rapid rise Of gold, which-hsd
advanced spddenly from 1904 to l76. We
may infer from the confessions Of the enemy
that our own opinions Of his Losses are
much under the mark. and that the achieve
ments Of the glorious army under Gen Lee
exceed, in the damages they haye inflicted
upon the enemy, any of the battles Of the
war! Well may distinguished denera' say
that, II not another gun Is fired, Grant Is
the worst whipped Yankee General tnai ever
tried TO get to Richmond.
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1.-THE Baltimore Gazette, OF the 18th, has been ~
ceivcd. The following summary Vi the news IL
furnished by ihe Agent Of the Press Associatton:
|. FROM rHx ARMY or rHs roroAAc.
We surrender a large portion OF our asaiianie
space this morning (says the ttasds' w sucn "e.
tails OF the bloody battle al friday AS ,u,ms,tu
by the army correspondents III tue Iniaae'phta
and New York journals Contrary TO the received
opinion, the CORE p0ndpnt Oh the New YORK III
bs,se writing from the battle held SATURDAY even
Ing, states that Gen Lee Simply ieh oaCA !" ahoHe'
line, and attempted 10 bring on announcer engage
n,eut by bold and persistent skinnishing.
Major Gen s,.agsiek was killed Tuesday. A ball
entered his eve and passed through has head killing
him Instantly. Gen W nght has been placed III
command Of Gen Sedgwick's eofps.
Dispatches ftom the army OF the Potomac, dated
S O'Clock Tuesday evening. have been received III
the War Department. Both armies ulen neld theif
respective positions al Spotsylvania = II without
anv material change. The enemy had been driven
to HE bresstworks, bis FIRST line Of rife pits having
been carried by the 9Th corps, under Gen Wright.
There had been heavy skirmishins throughout the
day.
the Washington Chronicle, Of the 10Th, estimates
rhe reduction Of u Grants force by eas0aiues
and otherwise, at thirty five thousand men.
An unofficial telegram ffom Washington asserts
,hsI oenerst advance was ordered on Tuesday
afternoon that the hting had been very heavy from
o'clock until sunset, and that Gen Gran. hal cap
uted large smouat Of commtssary stores.
The correspondent of the New York Herald,
wrltinp from tue battlefield Monday sums up Grant 3
total losses To rhat date In killed, wounded and
missing. at twenty seven thousand This estimate
does not include the straggeIs and atck He states
that the supplies Of the army Of the Potomac we're
assry exhausted, aad adds, that II the rebels give
Grant 40 much trouble on the rest of the route rs
thew have done thus his chances for success are
elm indeed. -
A correspondent, who had applied TO Lincoln fer
authentic news from Grant, was informed by the
President that Grant WAS like the man that had
climbed the pole and then pulled the pole up sf'er
him.
PROM soRTHIRS GEORGIA.
Dispatches from Gen Sherman, dated at Tunnel
Hill, 80 P NJ Tuesday, stale that McPh-rson had
not attacked the enemy at Resaca, In consequence
Of finding his position too strongly foiufled.-
Mcpherson had accordingly fallen back 10 Snake
Root Gap. Sherman In front of Huz7aEd's
Roost Gap, where he Was waiting the srrivai OF b
part Of his forces
Nothing had been heard from Gen; Buffers com
mand, anything Of q recent date iron Gen
BAnks.
FINANCIAL.
Gold opened in Baltimore on the ll,h at liz
closing at l75h an advance of6A on the closing
rate Of the previous day. In New York. at 10
on the llth, gold closed at TO.
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my l6-lt

~ AN APPEAL 10 The People OF the CJneder
~ ate Staies-rhe Directors OF tho Young
MEMS Christian Aseociatton OF Richmond respect
FOLLY but earnestly submit to the benevolent aud
the pslr,ot,c throughout the Con rcrate States
appeal In behalf oi the soldiers families In this
CITY. since the oOmmenoemsr Of The war Richmond
has been q refuge Tor those who have been diishh
from lhsfr homes by our ruthless enemies Theu
sap1s OF helpless WOMAN and children Got from tbs
DEF astatsd counties OF Virginia aloue, but from
nearly every state Of the Coafrdaracy. have sought
sn asylam 10 Our midst. Our citizens nave been
appealed IL 10 numberess instAhces 10 relieve the
siSk aud wounded soldiers 10 furnish shoes aud
Clothing for soldiers 10 he field AMI hospttA And to
A.rd food aud shelter for their sureriag faisisies,
and nobly have they, In the great majority o. To-
stances responded TO every appeal
The supplies OF provisions Ia The city At this time
Are 90 ietu,:ed and tue difficulties OF ObIaoue 9th
crs by Ordinary neHus 90 numerous aud great,
that tho faAds contributed Tor tho fslls u the poor
can soc an psh but little to purchasing the necs SEA
rice Oh life.
Ia wri.ten report from the Cie.aing Bureau II
appears that there are mora thsn three thousand
females Ia this city VINO are seeking employ iasut
from the Government 10 vain, abd lhst those ~h1
obtain work are NOT FULLY employed The ~sses
seceived for their work will hot snabie these Ioot
women 10 pressure suf1Oiency Of the plsnett TODD
for themselves and children. Without assistance,
then, FROM the city aud country generally. many
instances OF actual starvStiao must have occurred
Our City Council has made mOat liberal apprOprix
tic6s for the purchase OF supplies, both for Rratu-
Distribution aud for sale ut COST but tue agents
employed Tor The purpose have not been able to pro
cure the quantity Of provisions required.
Under these circumstances we feel TIA, Il ia our
duty 10 appeal TO fellow cita throughout the
Uohfedef States to fof valid, without delay ooh'ri
buttons vi money and supplies to the Army O6ul
mittse If this associations sinoe the commencement
OF the war tbia Committee has iaborsd fsalousy and
faithfully for the temporal and spiritual welfare OF
our aoidafs and their families, and for the success
Of glorious Cause. Let those eofdisfs moi 30 liz
Iouraged now upon the eve Of our ssverest, and a.
wetrust, our last and most glorious campaign, fos
want II the generous sympathy and support Of their
friends 1t home.
Shipments shade TO Roger Martia, superintendent,
or Vim r Aunford, Chairman OF tho Army Commit
tss, will BE- proMpliy attended TO And in accord.
ancs with . special agreement mAda with HE super
sIpfaas charges viii DO paid by them at kishnoad
Contributions Of mousy SHOULD also be sent to these
gentlemen WV Willis, in, Pres.
D r aisIGHy, Secretary. my Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-16

Roooeriss Several rcbberies have been
perpetrated upon our citizens duiing the
past two or three nights. On Friday night
the store of p A. Woods, on Cary, opposite
entered and robbed Of over one Thousand
pounds of bacon. On Saturday night the
dwelling of VIM. Rutherford, corner Ut Fou
shee and Grace sts., was broken into and
robbed Of three barrels Of -four and Il guam
tity of other provisions. On the same night
the hat store OF Msj"r John. Dooley, on Ea.
gle Square, Main at, was entered aud robbed
Of n considerable number of hats and caps
the exact amount not known. The thieves
effected an entrance by forcing open the
front door. The premises Of James Pitman
Tyler, in the Northern part of the city, were
also Invaded ON Saturday night, and robbed
of a number OF fowls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-16

Ayviyal Of Prisoners. --Ninetysix Yankee
prisoners were received at the Libby on
Saturday evening from Hanover Junction
They were captured at Beaver Dam, SPOT
aylvania Court-House, and other places In
Northern Virginia Among them were the
following commissioned officers: First
Lieutenants r. Sweetman. 5th u. s. cavalry;
John A. Goodwin aud e. 8. Wilson, lst
Massachusetts, cavalry; Second Lieutenant
X. p Wilson, 9Th U. 8. cavalry. Two prison
ers, captured at Bottom's bridge, and con
nectcd with the late raiding party above
Richmond, were brought ID Yesterday.
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Later from EurOpe.

European advices to 2sth have been received. -
Two fast steamers were Launched at Nantes on the
23d for the rebels and Ii is affirmed that the French
Government will not prevent them being armed,
Notwithstanding the RESPONSIVENESS Of Mr. Dayton
There is nothing new ffom the Danish seat OF
war, and nothing but speculntions TO the Confe-
renee.
In the House Of Lords debate on the Govern
ment action on the Tuscaloosa case took place
Chelmsford attacked and Russell defended the Go
ernment's policy.
The Alexandra had been surrendered 10 her own
eFB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-16

City Coahcii.-kt q meeting Of the Conn-
ell, held at IL o'clock NJ. on Saturday, MIR.
Crutchfleld offered a resolution, which was
adopted, that the Committee on Supplies
DO Instructed to sell, during the present
emergency, to citizens who, because OF their
being engaged In military services, are not
able to earn their usnal support.
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LOCAL MATTR1s.

orr W0vwded. @-eeven hundred wounded
Confedesate soldiers arrived q the ccaDro0k
Resolving Hospital on Saturday evenink ~ !,
tina number were from the heighborhood
Of Drevry's Bluff; the remainder nom the
Army OF NORTHERN Virginia. S4Yeral Of
thoee wounded on the southside were Trans
ferred directly from the beats to Chimboraxo
Hospital. We arc gratifed to observe that
the ladies are bestowlng much atteLtion
upon the sufferers, and supplying them with
those dclicacies Of which they stand IN
need
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, Of wounds received In battle
near this eirY. on the l2th inst, Lieut. LIVING
aTON INGRAM, aged "a years, OF kempssiiie,
Prtucess Anne county.
The funeral will take place this (sIondayp even
ing, al 5 o'e lock, from 81 Pauis Church.
Al Chester, in the cou MY OF fhesterheIds 81
Wedne sday, the llIh inst, WILLIE RANDOLPH,
thi.d daughter OF Robert and saily d Duvsi.
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.1fkCIa1 Eyitcfs.

81 APPORTIONNENT OF Hospitals in aud
around Richmond, for tins separate accommodation
Of the sick ald wounded IRON different States:
Soldiers Of Maryland, Virgins, Tenneesee. Ken
lucky, and Missouri, Are al OhimbOraEl Haepi-
tai, eastern terminus G. Broad street, Cnsec d
Hill.
Those from North Carolina In the "a, 50 4th, 9Th,
and 9th divisions Of Winder hospital, north
west Of Holly wood Cemetery
Those from South Carolina ia the stn dysioo OF
Jackson Hospital, southwe est OF Windsr hospi-
tai.
Those from Georgia in the Let and "a divisions or
Jackeon Hospital adi let division vi Windef
Hospital.
Those from Louisiana ut the Louisiana Hospital
west terminus Of Broad strest, and IN 81 diSis.
Ion Of Winder Hospital.
Those from Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Texas,
aad Arkansas, In the list ana I'd divisions Of
Howsfd's Grove Hospital. ON Mschsaicsvilie
turnpike.
ConfsdsfAss or UnAppropriatsd Hospitais-Robert
con Hospital corner OF Maius and Hi stree,s;
Resolving aud Way side Hospital, corner Of nth
aud Grace streets; SMALLPOX Hospital, near
Towards Grove.
Prison Hospitals-General Hospital No 10 and Gene
raj Hospital NO 81, cOruer of 36th ana Cary
strsets my Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-16

The "W.nder Legion "-Another full COM
pany, organized among the prisoners in
Castle Thunder, went into tue field on Sar %
urday, uader command OF Major Vowles.
This makes fonr companies sent from that
institution since operations around Rich
mond commenced. They have adopted the
name OF the "Winder Legion"