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M(M ot civilised nations, baa Invaded oar country
With preenmptuous reliance on superior uu'nbeis, ha has
Aeclai *4 bis porpeee to reduce aa to submission. Wo
Struggle to preeerve oar blrthrignt uf Obuatikitlonal 'ree
doiu!" Oar trust la to tua Justico of our eau?e and tbe
protection of oar God. Recent disaster hts spread gloom
?var tbe land, and aorrww sits at the be arlbstons of our
eooutry men. Hut a people conscious of rectitude, and
faithfully relying on their Father la heaven, may oe cast
down, but cannot be dismayed. Thev may tnouru the
kwsof tho martyr* whose lives have been sacniiced In
(heir defence, but they receive this dM?uaation of Di
vine Providence with bumble submission and reverent
faith. And now that our hobts ara agalu going forth to
battle, and loving hearts at home are tilled with anxtoua
aoltcitude for Uiair safety,It is meet that the whole peo
ple should turn imploringly to their Almighty Father
and beseech bis all powe ful proton
To this end, therefore, I, Jefferson l avla, President of
the Confederate 8taies of America, de Issue this my
proclamation, invllinji all the people t" unite, at ibjir
several places of worship, on Friday, the 10th day of
the present montb of May, tn humble supplication to
Almighty God that He will vouchsafe His blessing on our
beloved country, that He will strengthen and protect our
ftruilos; that He will watch ever and prew ve our poo
ale from the evil machinations of our enemies, and that
He will, tn Hie?wn irood time, restore to ns the blessings
ef peace and security under His sheltering care.
Given under my hand aod and the seal of the Con.
federate States, at Richmond,?n the 3d day of II iy, A.
JKFKFJtON DA Via
Latest front Corinth.
(From the Kiciunoud Dis,>atih, liny T.l
AUQt'wr*. May 8.1862.
Tbe Cortnth correspondent of the Savannah RupulUiran
ef the 6th says the rottds are in shooting condition from
the heavy rains, but It will be Imoossib e to postpone a
general engagement. The enemy Is making :i n:ovemeut
on our right, supposed to be intended against tlie Mobile
Mad. Arrangement* have been made to meet htm. ?
Rebel News from Memphis.
Tl?e Memuhi* Avalanche of the 0th Inst, says ?bat the
teh-gr.iph e news from Richmond Is painfully significant.
General McClnlhn seems to bare been preparing the
Same late for Richmond that Ceneral Butler and Com
moilort Porter got up or New Or hums.
The A'-atancAesays that tho C iiirressi'inil stampede
from Richmond h n a very depressing effect, and it was
believed it I0f?abadowed tbe early evacuation of Vir.
I^nia. The policy of evacuating every city Is played
^ut. We have but precious little more territory that we
ean s 'are.
The Memphis Argut anys that the Confederate loss at
Ehiiuh ir kilit d and vuuided was 7.000.
A iTrespondeot oT the Memphis A atlanfkt says that
thirty-tj) ce i*>r cent of Htsb.-p PdUt's a nay was killed
aod.wo ,ij.'ed at Shiloh.
The Mi>iui his Art ut, In an article on gunboats, says
thus far it must be confer Bed our attempts with the gun
boats on the river have been a disgusting Aula. The
people know it, and so do a tho government.
IHInrellanroni Items*
*?>. Collier ha? been eWted. bv a laree majority, to
CM tbe vacancy in tho Petersbnre Otiieresffonal dls
trtet, caused by the reelgnatVm of Roger A. I'rvor.
So Platxivo.?The Savannah Repulliran reports that
Many of the best cotton plantations near Savannah had
b-en abandoned,:} d that on tbe rest the owners do not
?onteiupiate more than a bale to tbe baud.
The Hon. Wll iam B. fcVan, Judge of the Eleventh Jo
Ocfal 'llstrlct of the Stale of Louisiana, has agreed to
give f1,600 of hts salary annually for the support of
tbe war.
Jaekson, Mis*.,has boon declared tinder martial law.
M?jor F. 8. Hunt Ik Provost Marshal.
Among the privates of Captain Jennings' company at
Onel'ku, A'a.. Is an old Citavba Ind an, wh > has live
?ona also In the company. lie is a Methdist preachtr.
Several bags of coffee were sold at auction in Savannah
sat week, at pi ioes ranging from 00 to 65 cents.
AJ:'(?itbCarolina has now in tbe Hold 36,274 soldiers,
lajWXi or whom are in the war. The exceed at this time
?ver the State's quota is 4.044.
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Th? Monitor and Naagatack Going Dp
James River?Arrival of Prisoner* front
Bithmond?Refusal of Rebel Prisoners
to Return to Richmond, &c?, &c.
FoatUM Mkkhuil, May 13,1803.
The Monitor and Naugatuok wsro seen seventy-flve
bailee bel'-w Richmond.
Obstructions aro being placsd in the Jamas rl\er,
bweive miluH below Richmond.
? flag of truce went up the James rlrer yesterday
morslng, iind returned nt half past two this morning.
Three buna rod and five prisoners of war were sent up to
k? released on parolo
Ninety rebel prisoners,"who were (o be retarced to
Rtehmnnd, positively refns -d (although earnestly urged
and threatened by their officers), and took the oath of
allegiance.
A flag of trace brought back eight hundred and eighty
?re, rank and die, Union prisoners, a targe number of
wboni were taken at Williamsburg. They wers gune
?sMy taken, however, at Biill run. and have been wait,
lag their release in Richmond for some months. Those
eepture<! on board of the Congress at the time of her
?urrsorter are still here, and will be sent North imme
ffintoly. Muster rolls hare already been seat to Wash
ington.
No officers were among oar released prlaocers.
Oar Fortress Monro* Cerreipoadeaee,
Foktrfss Mosro*, May 11,1862.
Ike United States steamer llase, Waterman Clift com
?wading, arrived here this morning, en route to New-*
bern.N. C. She tikes the mall lylng&it this place for
General Ttnmside's troops. The following Is a list of her
pOMeige-s-?
FtuT. Ceorge Scale, Chaplain, Flevcnth Connect lent;
?orjjeoo II. V. C. Holcombe, Eighth ConaeeMwt; I'r. .1.
M. Newell, futum, Mats., It. >"haw, Upion, Mats.;
Ueutentot W. W. Alexander, Flfty-i'St New Yorg;
Lieutenant .1. A. Heddou, gnnb at Hueaar; Ro'eit
Snyder, United Sta ee ship Louisiana: Mr. and Mrs.
H. K. Morton. Tsoston: W. P. I>ee, Boston; J. fi. King,
Vlnots: Robert IT"lloway. I roTi<i"iioe; J. (J. Kit/pairica.
eeiTHS|>ni)deni oftho .Vkw Tinw James l? Hall,
Twnnn .first Mvsachuseita:Corp iralC. A. C.ou Id,Twenty
third Maiw-ioiiiis'-i:*; H (S.Paker, Kifhlh ('oa' vci icui ,
William Mik-e. Ninth New Jersey; l>. R. Hlg*low, .1. W.
Herrlck, Twenty flrst Musstcn :setta; Snrgesat Charles
K. Iio glMS, 1 nth fchotle Inland; H. O. Cla k. R. C. Laug
4on, Twentv.flftli Massachusetts, ana Captain W. P.
Chopper, Philadelphia.
INTERESTING FROM NORFOLK.
Now-out, Va., May 12, 1M2.
flta city continues very qtlet. M >st at the stores are
?tow*; but it !? expected tiwy will opeu in a day or two,
?xoe;H in cases where the occupants bave left the city
sstili t .9 army. Sorie *scitemctit ?till prevails; but it
taff.piKiaed i.i a few day, wbou commur.icatkw Is fully
wi'h t!i? Northern ports, con lldeuce will be com
yletely restored.
PrVes of almout everything ara astonishingly hl.'h
Can.Ii.vi, Tor instance, of miscrablo quality, are sixty
?nou a pound, ?>rai:?m brown pajier envolopos, fifty
?ant* a package, and brown sugar twenty ainc cauls a
pound A number of stores will bo opcuod, bowavar, in
? few diya by parties from Old l"vuut and Eoltiin >ra>
Who will bring .m;>piies of articles much wantad bare.
Tbe i'ost OtIV e and < isiom H >uim wUl doubUosa be
Mopouod vary shortly.
Vary little I'mnn sentiment is opanly expressed.
All over the city our soldiors, t> >th private, and oTl>
??ra, freely talk with the uitUeiu, which must proJuoe
? good afT-v't.
All the fortifloatlons In tba vtcinlty ara occ ipied by
Ucfcm troops, and a'l lb* pibllc property Li In tba poa
MM) >ii of tUa Union suthruie-i.
Tba policy of the rebel government appear* to ba to
?once.tratc ibair troopa at Kl lim n.l, an I noma avan
?ay that all the liulf SiAtet will ba g.ven op before Vlr
(Idm, and ib.it Rioum uid wi.l tie hold to the vary la.it.
All Insist that a desperate resonance will ba made at
Btehmcml, If uowbara a)s?.
Several negroes arrivod fiom 3ulT>lk this mora in?,
and report tliat no troona or gur.s or foruilo iti'Mia ara
tkere, or en the roa.'. ihi.i .'Ida.
Ani 'f g most of tUa citii'DS her# little ooufldonco IB
Celt in the otlicern of th ? r- bet government.
Orw f"rtern'?not?? re^i'te'1 In nney pluses, Hold
?Do silver are welcomed with enthusiasm by all classes
of the population, many of whom bavo not aaen either
for y uy months.
Klis bxth river,between Norfolk and Portsmouth, Is
?f a <iee,. cofflie col ?r, on account of the tobiOOo whi"h
haa bgen thrown into !t in largo quantities. Snmo of It
Wi n o vor d to-day i:i a damaged s'ate.
General Viola, the Military Governor, pu-sties a course
?alculau t to pred .ee the Improt'lon of Ihe ? ifierlority
of tbo federal government. Ho throws no obstacles la
Ike way of transacting private business, or In the ?sn
Ibfceir.otit of the ordinance* of th-* city ^ovornmsnt,
Tho Pay /}<>ok new paper will bo com in no I as an after
bow Instead of a m?mlni{ euition.on condition that it
shall bo respectful in Its tone. Tho Irst number prints 1
today obtains notli.ng except extracts froin Northern
papers, and sn editorial statement of the bare facts of
Alt* era ;uatiin and occupation of the city.
Fir* li? Horton.
IJnws, May 13, 1882.
Agastric!Are oernrred last night at tho junction
of m.o?d and Milk sirsd*. It commerced at No. 05
Broad ?treat, occtinlsrt by I)a iiel Wahatar k (Jo., dealers
Ml pnier, twine at.d rorrta'e, thence It communicated to
ftfo- list a?k t IM HI k strct t. (.. <? ipied by Krencb, Wells
Art o !? k* dsuler* mi < r.n if* .v * a e. I lie threo bmid
In*- witn tfiHk'" 'lw>vy >'t',e.ks?' go>"Jpt wrf ? i! uroyeil,
?ml two adjoinltik'tt^t-es womofnAli^d by fsiltn; w*h-,
an : e m d?t'jly in" *^l?ed. Ibe lout ioyi ta srtUa ited
at $ zoo .oi. ?.
NEWS FROM TNE PENINSULA.
Additional Particulars of the
Affair at West Point.
Gallant Condnct of the New
York Troops,
Ac., In., Jfe
DnpaUh from General HeClellmn?Pas
M|? ot the Galena np Jauiei River.
Headqtabtw:!, Arwt op TO* HOIOMAO, >
cum- AT Roruut' Chvkch, May 12,ltttU. J
Bob. Edwib II. Sta.vto* >
Commander Roger* writes me to-day that ho wont with
the gunboats yesterdiy pest Little Br unarm. Every
thing quiet ?ud bo signs of troope crossing tho
river. Be roat.d two batteries, of ten or tw*l\ e
g'ins each, on the south side of James
river?one opposite the month of the Warwick,
the other about southwest from Mulberry Point. The
up|ier battery on H.train's or Mother Liuoe's Bluff has
heavy rilled piece*. Between the batteiee lay the
Jamestown and Yorktown. 0>m nander Rogers offered
battle; but the ^mb kU moved off. Be silenced one
battery awl ran past tho yihur.
O. B. MoTLKIXAV,
Major General Command lag.
Oar Army Correspondence.
Wsst Point, Va., Mav 8,1M3.
I have gathered the following details of a most d04pa
rat a engatetpeut at this point yesterday:?
After the landing ol'General Franklin's division, which
camped tn a large Held, surrounded on the south, west
aud north by a dense wood, and on the east by the York
river, the Thirty gerond New York, Colonel Uattcson, of
Newton's bricado, was ordered to clear the wood of
rebels, wbo had made thoir presence known to our
pi.kcts. The Sixteenth Now York were ordered to the
tame work in other portions of the wood. The Thirty
s end pr< ceeded to execute their orders. Entering the
wood they came upon a ravine,at the bottom of which
they wore fired upon by the rebel skirmishers. Up they
charged, delivering a galling Are m>on the enemy's
position. The euemy retired,our troops following until a
second ravine appeared in viow. In attempting to cr s?
this the rebel* from the other side again poured a volley
Into them with considerable effect, which hnd not, how
ever, the power to drive our men back, who gallantly par
sued the rebels, delivering their tire upou ttiem.or r-iner
upon their position, for they kept themselves concealed
by the wood*. At a third and last ravine, the rebels had
erected a breastwork on the opposite side, from which
they opened on our men with small arms and
grape and canister from mountain howitzers.
The Thirty-Focond charged gallantly up to within a few
feet oi the work, but were forced to reti-e on uccou t of
the superior to roe of the enemy. They retired in admi
rable oritur. There were only seven compun e? of ttie
Thirty second regiment engaged against Alubnma,Texas,
Sot.tb Carolina and Tenuesue %oops. The celebrated
Uamptcn Lee Ion formed a i'ortion of the rebel i'orco.
At two o'clock P. M. our gunboats, three in number*
opened fire upon the enemy fnm their' larger
guns, the shells taking, to all appearances, affect
in the right quarter, lor the enetny soon
afterwari'-s retired, their buttery being silenced on the
first shot f 10m the boats. We could trace tho enemy's
retreat by the line of ,-ni"ke in their rear. They we o
seemingly destroying everything as they retreated.
Tho Sixteenth and Ihirty first regiments New York Vol
unteers were also entity od in skirmishing with the enemy
jn tho woods. The dotai s of the part these regi nents
played in the skirmish has not reac hed me. I learn lhal
theThlrty-?ec nd ro^lment N?w York Votunu'er's loss w.li
be nearly 100 in killed and wounded. Three ofiicers,?
Captain Young, ol Company D; Captain Brown, ?f Com
pany C: and 1. leu tenant Wallace, of Convany O?-woie
killed, and Lieutenant v tene,of Company I), and I.leu'en
ant Tw iddle, of Oomnany K, wounded severely. Thi teen
privates killed. Lleuteasnt Wallace was wounded an l
afterwards bayoneted, and his pocxets ritlo t by Texan
soldiers. Our total loss in the different rugiments of
Newton's brigade will re?rn 200 in killed, wuuded and
missing. The loss of the rebels is known to bo l.euvy,
as they were seen from our transport carrying their
dead and wounded off in gr-at n?mbnrs.
Captain Montgomery, of Genoa! Newton's staff, and
Captain Raker, 1'niied Statos dragoons, Kravktin's staff,
made a moat miraculous escape from ttio Uunntn
l.egi<>n, Into whose picket Hups they boutmit entrapped.
Captain Mont (join ei I coolly inquired tile namt of
tho regiment. Receiving the inswr, I'The Hampton
legion,' he inquired for (iesieral Hampton, and wa: told
that ha waa a short distaauw off. lie and Captain Dakar
immediately put spurs ta their horses. Tho rebel
pickets fired a volley after them. savtsn ball* entering
the b^dy of '"attain M.'a horse, killing him Instantly.
He foil Instantly, brui?tng t'-ie rider's lim'is soy<relv.
The reb la Immedtat Ijr ar^roiiohed ami emmem-ud
rifling the ca t :n'n valuables, ho feign n; deuth. The
aTair wns no In Mcroas that the captain laughed,
which exposed his condition V> th? pickets, rbey
had carried l im some distance, when * b ttvy .'f
oar guns opened on them. lliey immediately dropped
their prisoner a:td '.in fbr their ">vn dear live*. Captain
M"nti'.fnory arrived safely within our lines il'tor this
wo-d'rfni and romanticomsode.
The conduct of tho I cjwm in thl-> engagement has
been dastardly in tho extrem*. In some costs they t> o
the witer frem ?nr wi.ni iled Bold can'e ns. The
Alab ima troops exhibited a fae'lig or h ma' ity itt strik
contras' to this. They we-e seen supplying our
wounded with t elr own canteens fi' e : with water.
Ttia Sixteenth vew Vo'k.TTi r-.v first \ew Voik nd VIM
ty.efth Pennsylvania wera t ri-k v ei gaged with ih one.
my VskliSnl h^rsdnr.B*"lioday. Some "fthocmipnnieMuf
the i^xtoenih were at time sarroundod bv the relto.s,
and sctuol'y had to force th Ir way out. The I liirty first
wre in he ihii-k'-st part of'h?f ay ,and b r>'thi'tn ? r g
rail ntlv. Hie Nine y fifth Penney vat:lCovin
Touave*. at the II strha u??if the enemy appeared to
recnlt for *u instant and looked reidy to break. TiiH
wos their first t.iste of war. Hut an?r fho Or
?h ck they tna le a miwitlVie'it cftirge wrh
?toned linos, which son not th* refcd*
engaged against them to ret'-eat. Tlmy c aim
that the rebe s granted no <i> a-ter to our wounded.
Thn Twentr.sese. Ih and {eighteenth x'ew York,
tho"ch exposed at times t? the H e of the
roix'ln, -staiied without lo.sg. Tlie Vew Jersey
brigade have c>m neirly ftmr iiii'm, bit? fl-id 10
fore, ? of tho r.-beR Tliey have idot ad up many n'-a*t
elers from the enemy's r mk-. They ie resent Ibaenem)
as (lee ng alon>: Iviih 'h ? .lansos and York rivers in two
C'.liimns. Tli'!"ss of the e emy in l.'ie *klrmi hlsua*
donb'odly ?reat, th ii(?l. th y were In m?t case* <w?n
coaled In thick iii derc^iwth. which p evented their d'?
onverv l>y our m> n'intii in the r pr< sen <?. Ih-?ell
directed flr?of ocr mon. aided by the boa ti 'nl ?wnb at
II' V g must hai a ?er. ibly dei im'itad 'heir nnmb-rs. An
officer who rode th^ c)rro|t of the scene or "kl'tnishini?
vest-rdsy, discovered alt>md<'it evld.; oe of lie n iny s
Wavy less. The rabals fo'eht Willi a '??" r>ti >n id
val'.r worthy of a niter en ise Th mi. n m suiM-rior
force to our own, they gave away at U-t baton? t ln? su
pa k>r discipline and ooarage f our tro?' s. f?'ir
n'lblo gnnbo.ite and th'lr a tmirnhlv dri lxd offlrer* atKi
men de?e>-ve much for their asirts'anc '|i raismgihe
rehelato mn~e tracks. At tho tnno tho rebals attacked
us our for e here wm ^ulta sui til. Vow wobtva foire
Siiliiclent at t'u* point to defend u? agftlnst .ny f^rce
f>ev ean bring against us, which i<< being ald'<d to
h"t:riir.
We are wa ting aaxtoualy for news of Mc "lol
Inn's ar>pearunco with a f >rcc on tho .'-m'S river 'ide.
iv wa h?nr tbat he i* driving the rebeN lnfh<t dl'ec
tlon Klchmond will l-eoirsbefre m.?ny d?< s elapse.
|f the retNirts from MTilliMun^b ra wiiM h rtnch us .ire
irne.tR gaining the'and this p i-l'ion.owr o<< has been
ain.?ll compared with the result'' accomplished.
Oar Fortrtli Monror Corraepondenca.
Koir"n?H Momsos. M .y II, IH>>2.
Om. .VcCrff'Tn''TBft/1. ?nl-fk A*, t* I I've ?*in Heftimrn ?
jtfftninfm'itf nf Aid* to Ike Staff of Gen. Van Aim?
Wluxt In'. WWW f'rinorvrn T ? ink of Iktir Hrin: Hodr to
Rrotmx the Buried T irp*<Jnf*?Tki ItHmi-n o< O n. Wm I
an. I tHeNkiry V\ ue from Norfolk?Intereie* wilS it*
Pr&ilenl, &'?., 4c.
On tha i'v m.n : of the Tth Inst. Gen Mo' lellan, awm
panted by (ieiioralu Sm'th an I Hancoek, rodu m front of
tho Fifth Wisconsin Volunteer* , while thoy were on diess
parade, and add os-ied thorn ae loll.>ws ?
Mv l,*t?s:?I have MM to tha ik you for tha b'av?ry
and diselpllM which you lie ! iy d theottier day. (Hriti u
day yi"i woB laurels of wh.' h vo?i may well b?? proud?.
no; only yiei, but the irmy. the .-tale and m a country to
wtltch von belong. Th.ve sh von we won The day, and
"WilUamabuff1" *h*tl be inao lhed u|*?n your ba or I
ea-inot fiaiik yon too inucU, an I I am snrn the epntuilon
yoitr gallantry has ai-eady achieved will always be
maintained.
Brig dier Ceneral Van Aien, Military O >veraor of
Yorktown and tllono.v-ter, hs* appointed l.lentenant C.
E. 1'e ise, of tho Forty-fourth New York Volnntoers, as
moot' his Vldes-de t'imo, tnd Lieuteuant Kitnb rly as
QplBanna Utikor af tha p u.
lie has e .tnp .lod the rebe' prl?anar* and thai ? aficerfl
to on .ii th i m i (atlnas .mil ail ntbur pl?' ?? in wbloh the
existence of explosive materlalt is suspected. A very
larifa number o. torpedo:s h ive alrnady be. n r'.'moved.
T'tiev wuro r.ii.nd o:i th>i roads, Ir bvwiv , In h >u?e , by
tho elites of well* an I 'ijvltm, and*mdeed e\ery <*hero la
and aconml Yo, ktovrn. I ha offloe s made a written -ro.
tact against wliat tiiey pretend to regard as ?? iiumaa
an l n Jhristlah ootid i.l, aid that It h In opptititlmi to
the ril!ei o| Clvltt^d w?r are.
After Waneml Wool and *taoret?iry rhase had vlslled
Nerf.dk tbev rslurufd to KarUees Muurot, at/iviux tit
? out [*? m o'clock at uigbt. n uk fatigued They
lound thai ike I'raHiJeot and Mr. dianton had retired.
They at once * woke the President, who preeeeded wito
thorn to the room af Mr. .Ster.tou, who wee irisiamly
a' cased to the srene, a ladicro"* one indeed?two dusty
?Mu.irnl two neepy im?-s, with a large ilain oi news 10
take bold of. The Health of tbn city baa beeu vary g 0.1,
except among ihe sold lory, where U10 mortality baa been
m
Tha f?mala portion of tba inhabitant* ara maeh mora
reaoec.ub:e In their beb.vior tbait id many towua that
bava occupied.
SugL was tba d -maud fur conveyances apon tha day
thst wa cam* .0 ibat tba Miyor and City Falliers could
raise but two backs to coma oat in,and they were rather
laiae onus at thai. I
INTERESTINQFROM RICHMOND.
Tha Fate of the Rebellion Depending on
the Mafiity of the licbet C?piutl? 1 l*e
Rebel LrgNlatm 01 Vlrglnlta ''i'ack
liiK I'p'WlcttliaaU Ucttiug Rt<l of
Confederal* Shinplaeters, 4t- ., ?fcc.
tbk aixctas or tub kkbkllion depends on obtain
ISO RICHMOND.
fFrnm tha Richmond Examiner. May fl.j
The ha t.es in tba peuiuaula, wbicb in ay bo now eon
Sideiedas lOinad,a a llie mint linioruuil ewnu that
have transpired silica the eotf -mcni of America.
If we. are sncoem/ul, an i main Richm nd, t\trwill be
foreign in'ervention and without Ihe possibility of
dia*p|H<intniuiil. huturo tba month ol' June. If we are 1U
fe/Jad and I a e Uuhm-nd the oihfd-.cuy it kuu lied jn j
wiile.hroalltlMul un tram rea of accident.
Foreign governments cam delay action now only on the
gr.iund of a great federal seccem. Reward m ai the end
of bis promises. If lb" tutted Button fails to tuka the
capital of (bis country on tba i rj..eui trial, and im no
dialel*,<krg< v*:i up. Already It is declared in Now York
ih..t the So liiern ooLioderary has been rocmnlzed hy
Fiance. This news may n< t he true, bul it is the Bludow
0. tba c mi .g event?t 1*. en >. t/ia l ttwlt or tl e a or.
But if Hic'iinoud Mti ?u me United States c.*.n again
nlei.d for and a<; :in get do.ay. I'hejaU of the xi/ 1 at ami
tie Jtig tqf he ;/ooer/t?.i lUwnhl lie a itrilnru/ tvidtn e nf
prni tr. 'lliey would dec. a. a lb t hel'ore midsummer they
woi.id suIkIoo tha rotimaut of tbjiioutu. ttiey would be
b? llcv. d. All the w rid would turn a deaf <*ar u> our a:'
gumeitts. and sliut ineir eyaa on a painful utricle which
> ncy would r k .rd as omi t-ttn t ? ari ivo at a ti.i^u-il coo
cl ft 'ii. The Knot'-*.- i f the 8 mth would then bo dlitlc iH.
an 1 to bo a: ui: ?id by das, o. a o me hm ouly.
All depndeoH tk.: preservation of t.ha cUi/,uikirJi depnis
imlmrn <rn'\e obHiHary ant penitence of the JtgkHnj in
the /? n.nsultt. Mothin?i tjunilI be all'Wti to .,??/.j un
evacva u n ot KU-kiru >n. il bo 1 e:i in one liatilu alio'.h r
shouid ba h< i;i.n, despite all tha ruleH 01 Wefi I'oml a d
prat tlua of the |i o e >l wnr. No ex^Hiusa f l< o, no dan
ger I' duiumciiun, should enior into ibis calcii'niion.
No aOort sli tild bo spa.eu to ins, 1. ii the 'r' O.-.,, t . u
couia>;a unu b l l ihein un, to rival their dctn-miiiaii' n
nol to 'pilt tbesroiuid but wee 1 York riv?T and KicUmonl.
1,el us ii p? ih-.1 Kie-odfUt DavH and the (lonoralri will
1 o txiuai to ih n graai c isis. !/??. tbom s' m thomealTea
l.i imi so.i to Hie ti'<xi| s, siiore their toil, lira their hearts
and load thom 10 vict-.ry.
TUB VIRGINIA LEOI?i.ATfUlt DON'T UII TO KKMA.IN
IN tUl'liVONU.
[From the Ricnm nd hxmnncr, May 8.]
Mr. Wollo k oirered iho :ol|<<wlng:?
Resolvi d, by theO neral A'-mmbly o: tV State of Virginia,
Tliut tin o ?intiliillo-i |iiO|0><l ay me lui?' conenton UhVh^
Is' 11 rejecMid, and ilie U?.!i r< -a of ihi^ Coiilo icruu: s.a'?a
hav ng pass'**l tin' Oniinciipliou a<: . tnwrelore, m our. piuion,
t ere e i>is no lun^i a n \*?iuiiiy t at ibu <>?u<"al A*se ^lidy
should extend it* e.xlra ncsslo.., uii-n it will adjourn tuu tv
011 Saturd-iy next, the lUiu insu
DKl'hHOIAXlUN 01' OONKKDiRATH SilINFLASTEK3 IN
[From the Ricuiu'Dd t.xatniner, Miy 8.|
At the lu.-t ur.oiitig of ttio City Council Mr. James A.
fcotl prop pud a.i ordinance liwtruci mi the City <'h im
berlam to limit the number ot notes to be p.mi at ? ne
inn * to ono perwfl. Mr. Ihomis Wynuo advoia ud the
pasraceui' this or liuaaoo. but tba oilmr 'uoiiib'Ta. witU
oul eii eidlon, voted against It, and 11 was <xi. kc piunvly
lost, 'l'hu wisdi in of thai ordtn inco is now iu.ili:le?i t?
the m'Sl stupid Oi t e''i y Kathu s; and, In Itsabscnoe,
an ab iho 01 a k> iovous on iracici l.-< heiii/; perpetrated on
our 1 ithteris. 1'ha .cwn ond-oibei nv uev grub er? ilirong
thai h.unlx i lain s nlt.oo d.n'y. emnrrting every CnfaIcraie
u te they fin net hoid i>f intoeU /n las fur the fmrptar of
h,'irdin<) ih mi aiaiiift the arrival ./ the Yniil-re .vthan
they ceiunnly exprii. It is said U10 moio loll .ws apply
lor thesa notes every day If soinetbi: g is nut dotm to
) Ut a check on Hits .tliut-a one ol the gie.it objfcis |>rt>
iio etl hy tue ihsim, tlie aiiording ui citizens agiaidaud
couveniautcirciilsl.tu.medium, will ha utterly d foaled.
In t ireo ni nths tho .lows and misers will have every
city nolo 111 their strong boxes.
a KiioKr inrr 8uuoK.sTrvB item.
[From tho llicbniund Kxatnuiei*, May 8.]
Didn't aHKtVK.? \ g ent number ?>f peo'tin went dewn
in liodi ecti n of Rockotia ja?t>irdny t? >*a ? tba rime
nu wired V _i k .es arrive who u>'< e rtj^rUnd to h.ive beat.
1..ten m the uugagein nt at Wiliianibburg on Munuay.
Tin j>ri 1 ?*: (it' not ar ite
BUW 1 Hi: UNION I'KISIINKRS RKOARD A TRAITOR.
[i i'oiii the Richmond Uxaniiner, May h J
Sumo *cek:' a^o a uoserte* Horn the Yankee army,
nam d hiirclull, was se.it to the l.lbby p is n and put
into the same room with ihu other Vaukao p.*ison'*rs
/a von as they founu o it thai he h id deserted iroin
tl.eir arm v to toin "urp they M >? ;*m hint and itxruld nan
i n ? him to A Uh buljvr the tinu h) trrmil of llv pruon
I'uli<c. ChuicbJl has sinoo becutuu a moitibor of CAjittin
tiUig 'It's halter;*,
Tax t'IKB AND BOWIE KN1KM RWOMMKNPBD TO TBS
KICHMOND aOLDllbtY.
[Fr m tho Ilichm aHl KviUinor, May U.]
W? bene'. ?? ih >t tho pike was rre iy 11 oil hyoorwil
dl.-*K at the battlv of San Jacimn; the kuiieceruiniy was.
at i.nv rata, th< result 01 that battle, proved thai
iitearms weie' u: t 1 he ine ipia non of tha soldier. At
-mo Jacinto our soltilei s hail b it I**w muskets and bayo
nets, uid yet seven h ltd red and Sixty-thieo of tham
? e? seveu b nidi ed Mcvicauis and took about seven htm
dred prisoners. The lexana charged over the hroasl
works wuhout tiring a g .11. and then,alter a tingle 1 'Hind
of muFi.eiry, proceeded to con.-plelo their work with iho
piko and bowie kni e, and that against tha Fjigliah
musk' Ui wi h Ahich their enemy were aiin d.
LIST 01 OrriOEKB TAKEN BT TUP. KCBkL.S AT THE
BATII.K OF WILI.IAUnlil'lUi.
The Rtclimoiid Hrnun r.r givus the ollov ing aa tb- list
nl otrcors unde ptlsoi'erx by the So nhoru army at ihe
but eo( V iliiainshiirg.ai. of wu'm hail arriva l at tho
rebel capital ?
I, *ia iienadiot, Sr., ;i%)uianant <<<) onrl, 73d New York.
R H. i-i-e, 1 apt ilu. t aSipaiiy 1,74th New York.
tl.irnr. \\nils, C'oir.Htay K #4th New York.
I' tii). i'rloe, t'apt ni. Ti m i?ny I), 70th Ve>v Vorlt.
A'.ex. II. 1> ike,Ui,i,a n,< OUI 'any ii, .tad New York.
H 1.1 h.'inibe I'yno I* 1st i.io .l. ,y. il., Nib 1111 01s.
W. H. Kiolaj >e> ? nd .' i->ut.. (a. I)., rtth New Jersey.
NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS' C93P3.
Kuuicsvd Cupturs u( tliu llrt>el Colonel
A?Uby.
ciri.*efrtP?u, Va., day 13,1S12.
The ca; <i on trie Manas?na Railroad reached tin; bruise
on itij not (h f?>t k 01 the .Sliuuiuidtmti t'da niorntu^ for the
llrsl tia>- A lur^u uunilxT of hands .to engaged re
b .ildut| UN bi itljjo over tli-i striata, which, whoa com
plelcd, Will Iimkj lull connection to lilM |i lilt.
A run r u< ia circulation tbio igh tin army lhut Oil,
As!ibv wait ct,?lu. ol by (toiiei tl tta'.cb, of tim cavalry
> oHturO?) , but it Is dn-crediui I in oillt lal quarters.
Our Army t'ui rrtpunikacr.
Nkw Mu.wtr, Va., May 7,1002.
The Ifate-'t lire a vi rig Knnfi c m. ni*?Surmiu of Ua U.t*l
U - iiuii I?A Spirit xi rj ?ikimu K ?Cut Hncmif
Itfm ii?Ucstrtimt from IkKJu-i Jaektm'l Army,
il c., Jlc.
<*iuce my last waa forwar.ed tlio enemy h is rMi lvxl
reiuiorceuniuu uo or (Kuora.1 r.wc.l, <v utcb It lit supi? awl
bring:, up lli? firca up^isea to ut: tu I'tis vail y to abuut
tweuiy-Uv? ih "w ind iieu. Jena >u Jiim tlio cb,ef com
mand . In v o.v of tbi-seci cumbtuiice? vu. fciios have
wllodritwu u< a otiuug position bitveeu Now M.i k?t
ami ilarrlf'Ulinrg. And our plckats ioa<a4i .bout ball way
tu Harrisonburg. H'ina wars am 'Utorlaiead tnat me
reb*!* uo.v. ua may havo retreated i-rotn Yorklowu, iuay,
before abandoning Virgin.*, com imacn a at'ugK|a
iu tu* vaiicy by Uuuitf ui?m our rWiit
Willi a s nte: lor force. kvery j?reo itltion is tafceu,
b< wever All tUu MU.lt anil mountain p'nuwa arc guarded,
aim tuo cb?'ii* u. /tuocuss reiuaiuiut; to tUu ruboit, uven
li. tin' llup irtioent oi tuo nbu.iauuo.tb, is no mora tb iu a
mera |*jssibl!iif.
Our )?! ks' au l outposts bava sltirmi lies dai'y vritb
tlia re In'is. Mull* a *;>lrite i ail'air of this nature occurred
yesterday between two apt (dram of the Ira Harris
uavaliy. uadur Major Vni^ht, aud a battalion
of Aaiiby'e force. It took place n?ar Harris n
burg. Our buys porcaived Hid rebels turning
tha rt'ad toward* NVw Market at a trot
lin y wtiae. i and i lia, ^.a t. Hive r^oam putied thaui
a.'lv ?.i ub a uill l/i await lUasUn.* of tiu' C.'UliHH. IU: uro
i?.ir mo i wuih wiihiii nuo Uuiiuia i yiud- ol thoiu tJiay
broke and ran ^aii rue I, up the road a^ai i In <Jio dirnt .
iluti ' i tUnh n.ai . Ihniy wlilru is ii w iu tlia vicinity ol
ll*rrl-oiihnrg. riw Now York i.aialry wnra ?m'u utM>n
tiM?rii,biw vor ana a iii' lan with |)i> Uil? atnl aabroH <t
s iwd. i be n lHila C iiitlLncd ina im a wbil? our man r<o
tiiinnil tu licit: . till they ? luwl ti.ain xitU iOiit.bt tbnin
mar7 fivi mHtfS. Tba te-. li of the Initio wiu twuuty
4?vaiia< tbe etiuiny'a in u an i b <rseft lay doa lontbn
ri.ad.artd i i|{ht man and so\i-n lioives vara oaptnml.
Uu. I fata Adjuuuit ilabri'ok, * lio iiml bis U rM nbot,
takai priitji. ?r. an l ona ni.in killed, one woju led ami
oiHt asau. Tiia"'i ilttla ail urs ara not without tholr
fact hi niiiliiiaiuiiig tlia erpi it <lu corp.. ol tlin a: my an 1
dniii i?< lug ib" en uiy.
Tha fall ol Yurk'i'wn bafhre tlia invincible MoriHIaa
lian etie rt It tlia wb 'la army Kvary camp? is io ocata
closovertlie news of ih? evacuation, and tha occur
rum.a b rrj. ncl aa tba collapse of the rcltai.
I Inn. Tlie *?? e *l'>ntai< Itar^ibo it obsilnstnly re
iuse to era It the > awe in aotne c.a<r., iind in
oi tiers they p rsist In maintaining that it is I
a Ml. aii'uic ? ?vrm?iit ?>f tlia tirst ui'der. fiu.cly, the last
ditch will ?'U 1m ro.ich"<l.
Tba rteaeriinns fr'^m Jack*>n a armr bava been quite
serious laia/, at>d (bay an.I cnunu ie. llMirsurt<rs
?re mos ly m <n who ?are Hrataed min th? label army,
who lou.d not return to their homos as 1 ma aa tnay
were within the rebel Hues In the town of W inches ter
alonu thora am no ies.1 tbnu one butidrad and ilfty da
aerie m from .la. kaoi/s column It In to bo pri'snmad that
as thi'Union troops r mpiw-s the auatny's Hues the da
scrtl ds fi om hw t'<nk? will ha innnnrtiatHiy ionnerou?.
Yo i may look fnr a total evacpali.'D or this region. or
?uiuetbuii and uiaia uayoi ta#l, it ? few dart.
NEWS FROM GEN. M'DOWELl'S CORPS.
Wkub>?k?, kij IS, 1862.
Matters In the bepertment of the Rappahannock ra
niain in ttalu quo. Tbe enemy's picketa are lUtMnad
about dvo aulas beyond Fred?ri<Jcxburg, cousietiiig prin
cipally of a*vairy, the only infantry picket being on the
Bowling Green read. Captain Walters, of tbe Harris
Ligbt cavalry, whose king aarrtce in Arlsona perfectly
adapts him for tba arduoua duties of tba pickets
in oomtnan4 of n foroe of cavalry, maintains a
line of communication between the Bowling Green
and Richmond telegraph and Griosburg plank road
opon the front, and occasionally capturing Mime < f tba
aurpriaod rebels. These dashes have revealed thm the
body of tbe enemy baa fallen back, and that the we
my a line now ia not heavily suptwrted lp this vie.nHy.
Ti e telegraph wire has been removed by the rebels to
withiu a mile of Fredericksburg, the poles and iuauiators
remaining.
The topograpt leal engineers attached to General
McDowell's stalf have succeeded in laying out a
ve y accurate map of the country a<>' tb < f
fredrickshurg to a distuure of forty Ave miles, locating
many of the < amp* now occupied by the en^niy.
Tbe railroad bridge of the Rappahannock, under the
suiervii-iun of General 6 bbon.is ruphlly a| pruat.hit g
completion, as aro all the other necessary repairs to the
road.
Several residents of Fredericksburg have been ar
rested for treason and rent to Washington for cuuUiw
ment in tbe old Capitol prison.
NEWS FROM THE RA?PAH\NN3CX.
Capture of Two liebel Vemeln?Tbe Oatli
of All?j^iaare Aitiui motored to Five
Hundred Rebel Dtsrrliri, tbe.
Wa.su ?jivn, JI ?y 13j 18<S'2.
The Wyandank arr.ved this morung irom the Kappa,
h.iruiocli. Her otfluers report th.it the b'reahoru a id
UU>ud Beilo we it up tbe Plank it..nk on Saturday, an<l
cut out two retool sdV'onera.oue wiib a* va.nabie cargo
of whtskry and other stores.
The liolie proceeded up the latter rive/Home distance,
and diHOJVeroJ a b >dy of ah >ut ftvu hundred rebel do
sei'iurs from the Glouceuter Fol.it batter La, wh.? stated
that wliun the order was given to ev icu.ite, thoy, boiug
disg-.su'd witli the Bervice, deiermiued t-i inarch to the
Union liuos and surrender. Thoy b 'lon-;od to a Virginia
regiment. They ofTere I to lay d >wn thoir arms , uid ex
TWessed a willingness to take the >>ath of alh^i.niuit, whlo'a
Captain Harris,of Uio Belle. ad'iiiuiautred to all ol thom.
Tile Itarnl Victory Near Fnrt Wright.
DESPATWU FllOJl FLKBT OBTAIN PRNMOCK.
Cairo, M ly 11,1882.
To Hon. Gidsoh Wkllis, Secretary of the Nary:?
N'evrs from the fleet has been juaf. received. The Mound
City was injured on the starboard bow by a run, aud is
on her way to Cairo for repairs. The Cincinnati wau ia
) red on hiarbourd bow, and sunk iu twelve seet of wator.
.^ho will bo raised and sent hero fur repair, wh oh wtfl
bo d'ine with ail possible despatch. Cum. SUimbcl is
he e at tho nav.il depot doing well. Fourth Master Key
iii>ld3, of the Omclnnatltl, was mortally wounded. Two
| of the Cincinnati's crew were slightly wounded. There
were ix> other casualties. Com. Stumbel fought Ids ship
splendidly. A. W. FENNOCK,
Commanding and Fleet Captain.
Movement* of Commutl&re Fnote.
k>ib;v:u.*.. (ty., M ty 12.1392.
Commodore Foote le t for the eastward ou the mail
boat at DO<<n.
Arrlvul of Prize Ship Alliance.
Tho British shi.i Alliance. o: Liverpool, Kn^-la-id, in
churgoof our oid frioad Acting M stor W Jch, foriii'-rly
ol the sell >oiior Mnry Alio airive 1 .it this port yester
day morning. Hl?a w:u captured at the taking of Fort
M i' on by General Biunsido's oxpedlrMn. .-ho bus a I all
uurgoof spirits turpentine,and wis lying near lbs tort
wai'inr an opportunity to mil the block* ie lor the Liver
pool market.
By tho British Brig Alma..Ointatn ltoodle, from Vaa
fan, N. P., wo l<arn that 'ho rebel itilii Orit?, Irom
.Soutbainoton, hud just arrived, with a cargo of mma
Tor tho rebels.
'Hi's British steamer Stella, from Southampton, with
aims and saltpetre, was waiting an opi? irtuni'y to run
ihe blockade, also the Uritish steamship Mi>uio, from
Southampton, with a cargo of Halt, bound for tho lain*
destination, was in port.
Tlie Rtlraied Prinoncri ami Womiiled.
lUi.riMo k. May 13, 1842.
Tlie boat with the pris mere hate not yet armej.
Ail the Sew York wounded in tho h'SpHnbi huto are
dc'ng .veil and are all exacted to recover.
T*!k Grjut noo Hmow.?rho following premium* we'e
nwarded yesterday at tb* great dog allow at tlarnnm's
Museum:?Setters?First premium, iHtn.iid MclNvali,
second, 1>. C. AlHnson; turd,l>?v.d .Smith; fourth I- T.
Hubbard; fifth, Charles T. Cocks. sixth, Mr. Itensbaw.
Ten other premiums were awarded. Pointers?First
premium, Francis Butler; locond, W. P. Bonsai!; third,
Alfred A. I.scomb. fourth, Tliomts Marron: finh. \V.
ilo^lcu; sixth, J. U. Mnnron. seveuth.O. Spiud!or; e!g,ith<
.1. ftorm-au. Fngltsh beagle*?First premium, Mr. F.
Bishop. second, F. !?. lla'l. Th ? Mat-enn w:is tlirot g> i
by I.rlles ai d gentlemen throughout the enure day a.id
evning. To-day nrviniiirus will be awa???!. d ioblo.it
h uiels, maaiills. bulldogs, boll terriers,.Seotrli and skyo
l?r ior? aad .-h"pherd do.-s. The premium dojis cf U <?
d ly a.id Tuesday, and Mr. Kntlort thirty si* dlilarent
breeds, remain on exhibition.
Rqvoumux is Buxiast*?Vk-iohtb- Wnnotrr cvkh.?The
exhibition of Motia. Morie, at ilosirs. Kavauagh & Free
loan s biluxrd rooms, corner of lentil site-el and Broad
way , la-1' ovotiing, was a rai ity In the game of billiards.
Up t<> this t.me ev. ry one concludod that cues wore ne
cessary in ill is game. The* new r'rench piayer h<is in
v.ided . lie 'Id ido.i, and practically showed that cues are
col the llrst great ne easily of the game. There were
quite a number of ru*puctab;e -nd iritelll/ort citit.-ns
collected in the billiard arena lust evening, and the ef
forts of tho contestants were such as attruc.ed giea; at
tent ion. The Professor played with tho wo.l known bll
ihird player Mr. Ueary. ne boating the ' liter gent eman,
with apparent ease, tuirty-four m lilty points. Although
the new system of Monsieur Monuo is not destined U>
become very popular, it exhibits a good d?al nf genius
ami sUilliil activity. The i.Jeu ol pla>i'ig billiards with
the I, iiid atoue.aud witUo it iho aid of cuuK,is an ??ntirv.y
origiml one. and iIh illnirtruii ni lust evening by the
Vreiiclt billiard player w.is c -owii?d with intu h "iiron,
l'og voaii ilea of the new laiMle, we may state that a
constats iu tikitiK hi* own hi.I in his riglit hau .and,
placlug it J'oai y in o 'titan with eitiio- of in.- oth r
b.tl s, c irtibiS by spinning It ml one bal> on the other, im
p-trtlne la l e nrti.ei ai.ch a peeuhar twlvt to bi? own
ball thin, on stnktniia cu hion, it will lake an v direc
tion be Oe'irtM. to gi\e it ll is bo intoutioii ol M. U (tie
to give i n .mberoi extilbitK'ns in tlii.- eIty before lie
tnkos his di (wrtni*. His "> tft?m is iudecd axtonlsbing,
and weil worth seeing.
Court Calendar?luio Day.
Arrant: iVh'kj?i ?1'? t i. ? Mb*. IM, 1T33 17W,
17W. 311,81.5,4W?, #08, f>?l, I'ejO.ldM, aifiH, IM<.
an.,. 210. I<J >4, ll?>H. maz.
Ci'jum<'N i't*?-?fail I.?xiun*H ye?ile;day. I'arl 3?
N"t. ??!'?, I?r2i?. 4-i.s, 4*1, 4 'o, 1?14, ftwl, S-TO,
6f>o, lntT. vte.?.w7:i, fiJn.
MI-SI ,< H(?.| m?I'art 1.?Vs. 1773. :i?71, 132.1, ITfl?,
763. low, taji, iMo>, it<;;, iti.n, win. ..im;, ji;. 776.
part 2 xm, IUH2, ItlO, i?o2,.'.?tl>', l(i.?4. i'.M, 1116, 6.0.
1H4>. laW I'tri .1- Adjourned until Thursday nest,
'.?art 4?SUM. -JOIMI. 21XW Jn7t>. 2S72 , 2074 , 2076, 2078,
2U0W, 20P-, 20H4. J<r1. 20H?, ??<0. 2CH2.
Pi rtunal Int. Ilitt' lice.
WPUti n lleynoMs and family ?<. I* rotiilntrhaTi and
Mr. (lit <x>: n on.I wl e. of B'.'ton; C. II. MorrlU, of iia
vaoa: ih un-isUiluuoil.of Uilumore,and V. F. Mdier,
o> l aris,.nosto. piug at Hie ilrevuwrt lions*.
L iiaS'teli.of Hao Francisco; T. T. DwikIiI, of Iowa,
W. A. I ai-y, of ft. Irfiiiis. I.. A. I'oalef, t?f K insas: T. and
W M. Iv ir eli, or i'aoMbt;F. II. McM.ire and U. d. O.UI,
ol WasbingioD, and R. B. Hlrehard, of V?'un jufIj, are
atopp.ug at ihe M< troptnivan lintel.
8. .S. * hue and ? ife and J. F. Walker, of Philadelphia'
C. fc.. M.'. ry uid wife, of U'l >di* Isliud; K. N, Btldwln
snd wife of Kingston; ?! K^ndriitk. of Connecticut; w.
Oiiirchill anrt lainllf.Of Havana, ind ttolonel A. Seers',
ol Puri 1...J a', are stopping at mo l.aiargo House.
Capl.ii. guiiin.oi the United .states Army; ti. B Jones,
j. L. HbimIiuw and .I. W. Hard an ! t'aiuny, of Bost"U;
II. Farne.ti, m 'Ti.cago: P. C. fl^liingshcad, ol l^tlng
ton, Kjr. i. H Karlln, Oi Bali itnaro, W. p. Hulbort, of
Cincinnati; J. j. Herr and family, of cainornia. N.
WUee.vr and wifo,of Bridgep9rl, and W. 3. Fkkln, of
Xufhvll!otT?nD.,are?t.ipplnj?t th" ^t. Nirholas Hmoi
rsjilal Pal'ejr, of the Mv iusinpl fleet; Psr^on Rrown
low, ,loh-' II. HrowBlow, <i. W. t'hilds, M s. H. C. K'l.*y ir,
Xti ,, k. I a it era on aid Mies A. I M?er, of lvnoxvili>', lenn.,
ll, l<. Ju< kiuaa and A. H. Vo mg, of Pennsylvania; t'oi.
A1??U uid i.ynw.ti Tieiiialn.of New York, K. U. Myrg m,
of Aurora Pr. <\ W. -^teiriis. of tlin Third NVw York
Volumears hev. W. K Male aurt wife, or Warftaw.itnd
6:. A. C. (In PInin, Oi Hie l)n tod ittatos Navy, are slop,
ping at t'jo Asti r llistre.
I)r. Carring;on, of Connecticut; 0. fllbban, of Indhna;
Adili' -n Hag ,1. Mngonn and l?r. A. A. Ilayes,tk Boston;
1. \sv,r tn^o ol !?./. i; ||o? Inn I and I I
(?aie. of Troy; If. K. Ci ik.of Korhi-sti-r; II. J. .a.dgwich,
oi nyraouro; \. K. Htlin* >u, of Albany,and 1. II. Vance
and Siimcal Mmi goinery, vf Moutrval# jire tluj^iing at
the iiitU Av?nu?ti"t*l.
A TROHHY FROM FORT DONEUOX.
Pre<raUtlsa of a " llebel Pl??? to tk?
?J??-Mnfh Rrglmcm.vddreM of Mr.
Jnh" K?n?p?tan, or the Herald. on I
Response of Major Bagtey?Irlafc Pa
trlotUui, 4m., Ac.
YeettMay evaoiu| quite an Interesting aftlr cama off
at Khsqx Market?the headquarters of tie Hlxty muth
regiment New York Htite militia?ln the shape of a pre
sentstion to lbe regiment of a rebel (lag transmitted to
this office by one of our special war oorrcapoadents, who
wan present at i:a cipttueai Kort I K> nelson.
An eooo aa It wan known that tbe presentation of a
"rebel 11 ag" captured by irL-hmen Iron Irishmen was to
take place at Essex Market, of c urse it waa natural to
suppose tbat^crowd of patriotic citizens would be pre
sent; and bo It appeared, for tbe sons and daughters of
Krln, with ita greenness fiesh in thoir minds. Hocked
thither in large numbers, all anxious to behold tbe flag
o| "gecessla" under which their fe low coun
tr>men bad fought so unwittingly, and without
any <oro6hii?lowlng of what would result from the
eoniiict iMitwuen "right and wrong," o!!ered at the shrine
'k" Union, and ooDveyed Into the ranks of the loyal
and uullmrhmg Men or .<tm.ii leu, who hnve not hesitated
t<> apiii itiolr blood In deieuce of tho great principle of
liberty.
THB PKR8ENTATIOV.
About half-pant eight o'chek Mr. John Kompston, ac
comra- Mrt by a deputation (rotn the oltice, ttr*
rived at rtssex Makot, whero the ofllccrs of the Sixty
ninth were assembled to receive them.
Aidoi gst those preseat we noticod Captain Klrfcer, He"
|mty arfhal le Angelia, Dr. Johnson, surgeon ol the
regiment, Patrick Uul.loon, E*|.; Lieutenant Connelly,
.1' tin a. Kll y, fcsj.; Lieutenant Duffy, Socrelary to Uie
U. ard ef OflicorB, f.e. ,l c.
l'RCSKNTATION SI'KECH OP MR. ttEMPSTOtf.
Mr. J. Kkmivhw, an old a.Uche o. th ? tlanau., mud'1 the
presentation speech. Tbe rebel flag WU| h Id by the
color se geai.t of the Sixty-ninth dicing ihe delivery of
tbe address. .Mr. Kemiiston stxiko as l'ullo*a :
Mijng |UaWT 4?n ok tub ,fur. worm Rixji
BK T?I have Ixx ti dep ted by Mr. Bennett. prop, i, i ,r of
Uie .Nkw \ hk mkiiald, to pre i.nt t.) you this msguUI ont
trophy, w >:i by .Vorthorn urm?. and tiansinitted t> hlui
by one .T His special wtr c <r ,e?|iondeii is. lam a.?< 10
(on t>y<.u a letter which accompanied it, do a.liu* tho
Inia/fBttag incidents oi itsiu.,ture. As au Jilshni.n I
dl.-soharge the duty wi h mingled feelings. Y?u are a
ra imo'ii composed of I-ishrnnn, and th i trophy which I
cniinit to your charge wa.i borne hy a body of ujbii of
thasamo nationality. 1 h >p-> ?t will not nuir th- dic
nftv and <toieuitiity oi this oo,a*i>>ii> when 1 Hay (lmt in
tne s:. ug^le In which thi.s ila< was toke.i from Irlshitun
oy iriah.uen no lauro.? c>uld Ikj won by tb'iir coi.llici
with una anoth-r. It m to ine one of tho sidlest
mcid utfi in ibis cr.ol civil war. H is no
reproiicb to lho >outbern Irish comhaunts, to say that
\*h n ib?y rimed in a ni'Vom?nt. so genoial, ..nd i.j
win. h lbj noopti' rf; the -ontli so completely K;iv<i Uiein
se ves !??, Uie Ir.-h l^ ?ioo?b. lougut^ toa,ac?nTtu
ra y brave gatanv aua irenerouK?.ocepted ihiu iiair
lmuiih ladi h of .Vasbviliu inore with i utimenis of
cniv.ilrv l. an a desi.e tor. t.age in a c 'o . hlo 'iy Ind
fiatricldul w;ir. ^ m it is in the nati reol tho.n htoiion
tliy tbem-eiv s nun ,be late and fortune of thoae
among whom their lot is cust. Wu lnjftiit wiih that t 'ts
ft e ii.Btit.ci h id found aou.wt.tog better for Its e-fe ci-e
than a lebillimi hroucbt about bv uu,.i-ii ci l<?i iiotl
ticiaus, and wo cannot out <0-1 that however
b'1 a awar by excUomnut, or <;?s,?>sea fr in th ir
init ial cha.a ter t- rnanrtalu thennolvos inavi ly hi
battle, t,.o Iri.-h of tbe S .olli are at heart at.achad t. he
liiinn. l> t us ho.Hj, tluiref ro, nent.eioon. that tho
Ki neut from which this ua< w# ta.on, ibut regno ni
by wlitch I. ivas crmred and ih ? ga l.iut Mxiv-umt , to
wli mil isuow pie-oned may vet in trch under he
? d '? ? " tbo l.rnon in c< nun n brotlie ho.id. with a
? nut y rest lod?with all its toils ili'uiiiinated nv ,ho
' rH a d Mipw?the h ifi'-re I enwivn oi a nation'bglory.
'1 he toliowing is tho letter to which I have a!!ud d:?
IJttTKK FKOM THK HKiiKJ.D W.Ik 0.;.t!.KM?iJKJ1HNT.
. . ?. CaiBO, 111. .April 14, iWj.
?aixant SixTr-Tivr^:? '
A ft'w diiys since I received from Colonel John A u
gan.of thoThlrty-iirat Illinois Volunteers, the aecomi?v
nvl. g llug, wh eh hed?*iroi ino to nreseiit r^i y?,, _ilh
the '>imp IIIH..US and rega .Is of his command,aU in
doiin; s i have deeme ! it advisable to wriio n you Boino
oi the n.cide .ts in its hist- ry
Who the rebeu.ove.noi and Ugls ature of the Stat?
?i.i]""."i^T<f",T.'1!11 u> t'r^U" 'r portion oi it>e
' 4 '1 ?'ion Inthe ab> ss i>l ruin by abs.>lviiiK thoin
s?> v - fr in trieir c xuii.uii nal vb tuitions, evory e.lo t
? ra' irl,"*!'' ihl^i "T ?" c a*su,t ?r u*htn g men into t|*
ra Kh?r the (oalederate army. In una about th.. city
oi N.ifhvi.ioa very large p opor'lon of the in.p il ti-.u
w^ro .ruu.uiea. who. tor a Law ti.no, ramained h yal t?
tl? on goveinmeni, and wnom tlie r. i^i auth.iritioB
e MOcial y so .gbt to entiap into tuoir norvioe. They iirst
re^ o leu to il?e ry,tem oi ?< vob.nt?*e?.ig,? theu "im.
prc.-Muient,;. an. , a natu al .yiuscineuce, but a sh .rt
tiiiie eiapsed 5 -lore the t. oops from Uiis seel ion of Uie
BUMI were large, y made u . from the -Sins o: Krln"
.il'f U tbi4t "lor??d soldiers made but
K1"'" varl<,us mo .us wokm resi.rted to to
in juc" tbe I. wh tr.?ips to en it into the snirit ?.f the ro
boinou. .knioug omen. Mas mat of ??brigadlnir" toe ?o
.uiled "Iriali VotutJie^is,"and they were oincemd by
mv" of their owu uatiouullty. When this wu? doue tne
ladies ot Nasnvil e pro|^e,i thlo burner as the regnoeiil
i? i i?i > i-n^ion, a.d p esen^e.1 it on the I
l?tli day ol .-wpieniber lasi, with great r. ul and iini?.,s
lugceruinonles. t? 'Vernorishaiu Mirris mice th.M'ie
. ^Ut o . B^H?ch on behalf oi tne ladie . and wh.n the
alVn^.tt W" l,r*BnU"g the -Irish li.rp'
?? o s of briw, no wmnx .u/iry w\m ror "
the mill, .suu/n of ?? IHe Mgiou" was uubound.4. The
Uo i.s lii.ew op their i.ats and chee.?d, ana swore to di.
doul'os U? Uult ro4,, rwl ? the... by thl^
.. t!',',*h ,'*e,"1n" r"D,P?f,r<1 * Pert of the garrison at
*?ri Dotielsou, and wore iu Pii.u v'^ divisi in?Uie ^ uno
Miai U led t.. cut ih u way out of the fort past ..ur n lit
ai"K, ou the morning of rtit^irday, Ketin.Vry if, a",
I.ng au? cairie l iu iliu advance u,?u ihat o<s i.siob and
Moundlit wes done much of th .? M-verest iighiiag of u...
daj. Three times wa> it tateu au I r.iiakeij and rt i.tjiv
e*,.t<ired and 1-eu.iie.i U., Oil. !***?,? MeOleruend u
brigade, about two o'clock In the a ler^.u.at U./ l
wh?.. Col. Mo, .an L. >m,th ie i uj, hus rA.uo^ tn' ^
and put the eiieni) U. .041. The h a tilul tin tad ri
o. iv) leoe, ,i?^ lateiy i>tw-?iii<n1 to Ih. VHy 01 \?w York
by ix.1. ^niitu illq u.,>.uieo at the hanlo lime.
iiio .(ju iins oauner was In the h<>!l -st of th.- tight for
BCV. raJ "ouis, it is siUiiiiar ih-.l not a mark t? Ui-.n u
wh c 1 wiU.d betoken severe usta -?i. | am told, h .never
thai th- 1 assets were cut away by a shot, but 1 uecui tt.?
story unreliable. ' tu*
Ine- lriih lA.gl .o'- fought that day with the deibera
ti.-uoi 111.iliue.i an 1 witn the b; avn y ..f v?terans a;,d
11, . I> ttur c-ajft' wo 1.1*1 have ocnta-vod an iui.>e, Lsiia no
g'<ry. but, a?i 11 is, n.ey ar.? nos> 01 ibomu's "i war .ti'hi
cusO. Willi Oo^u.,1 Mu.ligaUB biavo "i.ian Itrtaade"
g..a. dn s them. "
? .iIuohi (now (ieaemi) ?4?au and hh men prlzo this
t,o?aiy hi.iny.a.ij .hey now 1 r i;uut It t-.yo.iiu token
.<1 tii.li high appr ?iai">n 01 your courage a .1 it ill-inir*
at t ... ne.u. rab.e ?'H ttie 01 Hul ran, ? wliero you'lost
u'l'iulier'""0 "ni1 IM"4,'' ouo hail j out ?ulire
In dJBiUiC.a lOW me to express Uie wish of the gallant
Till, tj II M. that toe time may not bo lar dfeiani
w..eu tii.-y can an l wil mwi you under thu l'ulu> ..( tlie*
?Ml -la, s and ? , ip- K, .iminr Coinoran. in Sew O iun<
or anvwue.ee *..?u'? nixie."
Wi.h res re:, i <1 m? honor to Bcbscrlbe myBelf
your ?(!??< i i?ut ??,rvt?ut.
H'ANK G. CHAPMAN,
8pc:ial War Oorrospoudent i?r tlio N?w Votjt ITtJuu.
SFKBI.U or MAJUII BAULKY.
Major Itiglcy loi i.vixi tho dug trorn ill* lunda oi' ibe
color *eig .int, and r en pun (1 ml ns follow*
it 1.1 .v.tlt fincure in.I unfmgncd atOMura that 1 ii'-ropt,
on l?olui.f >>? ttiu Sixty-LIU 111 i %'iriK'iit, tli ? Rpa.nlid
tWyliyuf the bi'HV'ry and inti ApMity <>l llie Irirlt -on ion
of our i-iiUou a> nllo. y. v? Inn- : lU'lotniiaoln v?kn wu* no
.'.ntylo m..a.y ut?f a/od at tb?iiiaro aim capture of K>rt
DMiolt d. iim ohMiiiKl.-uMii.itf"'i! ,ur n?v was again
brut aiuiy 1 iuot ? ? i tiy tho I??*t le>*a <1?nh o.d daring ?>(
tint I'liii t) Oral titiiioic v'oiunioor*. coiumaudod l?y m?lr
galum ?kinw ukwelMaAi lyya.i. u m
i u? ill it the gruci dug win It you hav?pwawntud to tlio
SI l\ ulnth wiul bomo by Irtolnnon. And, ahli ?gh It
v? iih*Ii> t i?y tin m lu ins terrlblo ouuiltct of battM. hi it
wu a. tt pi mid t*? koow I tut it waa In liinao who took it
Kuiu Vmv>u. Wh.mu it ??r m mote the dui
Mini turn.lt ??' iNttilb ragod U,e Iteroort, and v. ?
? an M'nll behove the atttatuaat tluu around
It w?j iIoiih mutli <d' ilia aevoraot II .hung
otthiduy. Hit nun who d fended tlMlVag w..uU bo
niitr.ia to Hio nvw .t'ft and noblest umimm of their
rM If they had r.ill iu'iii in ilw ppfforu tnce ot tun
tank iliay h.id ..uln Uken. And let lue agate rajmai
ihitltoul proud in I ok.ng ut??n It, t<? know that II It
wiw 1 ft hy Irlilnuon it w;is won by Irfc li rain". T<e?
m ? *,ty th.it mi llMUt r what *td* Iri ihlli ilclil m. they
ii. ver" de?#rt tiie cwN ui wh > n they have ?ulUi?d
At d, as irishmen, wu ? ruunft a- hi: mlrdge mm i m; U
Di< ut u rupoi l wnu'.h do nut boNkre. ttiat thny b ivo
I' <-n - ilsa t<< Mioci>l?r? iimiT whmti tiivy fought. tiw
ln-'li la^lun in III; Confederate army "Iniflit," wo
.ire laforuMil by ilia Uliuois Uiirty Ursi, wlili Una duapa
r.iu aofmadmi-n and th" hr?*<-i y "f rotcraim Wi- bttlof*
It. ajd U" grt itoTMl"fy roiild b? in noi.iii ?d upon i ln>iu
by a goneruua vtieniy. \V line tho iti.rty-ii. gi hlluola , ay
Uih limb trlbutu to ihcir vaJ-n?Hiribum Uuit bruvu unm
uiily (y?n acpraciai*?*hn uliali lm said ?f theif own in
viu<5ib " c.'iiraifa ?? <? ? ?#' fli.m a r?-w ^Icry
arm :d tho n.ar* i.ml Mtrlpw tbM tia* ne ?r l*?u aur*
pi <od ?u any b.ittie livid wUar4 Iriohmvn fought and
coupiarad. Tim fluty olntu N?w Voik statu vfiiitu
tl.aik ihflr (tillaat brothar* In artnt of tha Ilduol"
Tlurty-nrat for ihia now proof of Irlah vnlor;and lu tliun
a viiowh?iKi?R tha honor paid ihmn . lu meeting
tliM.-u lo ho 'be anatoJiiuM of Hi s H*-;, c*njtrt hOlp
e?pr?r?*ln| tli**!- diap r\rot that ihidr IipIoi M, pstrtotw
ail,i ??! *irriliolin i'?il?!?liw vi.um- uamn and mm?* w in
b? *mbia*Mn?d i'ii um (wgja ol hiau'O aim tij linmud'a
b?>ii aad brav.nt ???nut?a n?t irMant o.t Vidt occaalon.
Wo cniiii"t, I say. balp exfiri wing our dtrp ragn-t that,
our own n'iblaaud true h -ai ? jd i Yirouran w rm hnr? to
ra^iKiud,in lHni;i,ima mora lilting to Um "oo?'ion ih in
thai in wbich 1 l>ava ondaiurore.l to glva ixpre' .i>>n to
tho fB?llnK? of tho Sisty ninth. I ran only nay in thot.
b?li*H thai i th nk yon,and th ink you aii,.i?r?*y. for thin
nn .uai'ing pr ?ji ol your ra*paot, y?'ir e?t?ain aud your
MMKHblpi
tho flag liM haen baratofort fully davcrlbad by u?, aad
It la unt ur-cMaary to rop*at. Aflar tho prat-oniat mw,
aouga.aiHTcnO-i andacutuuauts weratho irdtiri f thoni.'it;
and tii?pMH?ooinHa wound up about una o'clock with
Uifao chtora lor the tuiou andO/loual Corcoran.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
The Jura at Father Point with
One Bay's Larter News.
Alleged Confirmation of the Reported French
and Lugiikh liilerveitiou 1a America.
A British Meeting In Snpp<HH
of Secession.
Napoleou's Kew Piao for Italy and
tlie Pope.
Opening* of tlio XutaraatioualExhibi
tiua in London,
fts.| >ice., &o.
I ATUhH fixnt, Way 13,1802.
The Rtoam?bip .Turn, from Liverpool May 1 via liuudoa*
derry May tf, pUrifUjl K.iui >r Pit it at tvo oV.ocfc I tit*
m.'imny. with thirty-fun oaliln aixl thr-?o hundred and
elevi'u BitMCHW p ss mi Hm m-a.uer Pera, with ?
hoa> y <>:' tlu t.'.im i .iud Calcutta m iN.a meil
at -outb unplnn, hiiglami, May 1. Tile i'wa b. tugtt 1,331
bales ul bilk, valued at ?M' , ? ').
Tlic AiMrli uu V ??* <ln??t!nn.
The 1'ai U cor> <jb ">111 i'f tu ? B'lgtm
Beits In the imwi pus ttvn ii an o. tlaa tlio projected ia
terveut on l?y rvaii<M an . lui ,-auil lu Ui? adairx of ABM*
rlca I rOHfirm*l.
I be S uth will bo r?nuir?l tu ic'ia ant- e the einanotp*
ti 'ii o be - a! a. eu. i
'lbo sa.ui auth iritjr %ijn tint a secret treaty eliat*
b< tween uice utid-v.tiu, providing for Uio uarly abo
liimn of slavery in (Julia
Ai a Iivtku iiiveiini. at Axtiton-uu or-l.yne, England, ?
reaoritiua w .w unmet, a. tor oounld'r Die optwitlon,
coring ou ILe ? iveruui ;ut to ruo"guizu th> Couiwienu*
HtawM.
Tb? Invaniua of Mexico.
f.iKi.i, May 2, I Ml.
The Mmt'eur of tbi-i innrnr if pub* -diet* a letter from
Mexico commenting ou tlw mt ir.ibl ) conduct of Oi*
Mexican ^ove nine it, and Uio probability that uieVreacti
Uik^is '.vuI uot dot if uMti'C iliig hi meetiy of Meuoe. ,
The tat.nuoot ia.?t lln >.nii.-b an4 Kranch troopi W4M
about to march a^atiHtt Mexico hae been favor..biy re
ceived here.
ttrcu.t ili'Uuliit
Lomoif. May 3,1803.
Ilor Majesty ijuonu Violi?-ui arrived at Ha. moral y?s*
terday. aUIkxi^Ii Uv> >l'ix?rs birthday will uoi this
yc.ur lio c ? (ibraiuti by tin ui. ial toattv jtj-n, her Majesty
dosu c* that tbo usual h.>ti'l iy m>y Imj <>l>8 rvod ou Ik*
2-ith ii.m. i
'lh.n morgan's p ip- rs (i/ondou) are with ao?
c i iila m' the <H?Jttir>K of (ho tfrwat ExJnlrUion ypgterday.
The l/iudun T /?wivs Uw oo o noma! wm out , halically
tlic grmidiiHt, best BonagAl and uwst impoMng public pw
g?j..u. s 'o.i iu ihia ci>aut y for > mirs. The bunding Hself,
for extent. conveuUmc ?, elavailon, beauty of i'nra and
charm <>1 color, is desi; i? d m ;ar superior to tliat of Iht
lijde I'aik Kjiliibi: i m. ttiore urn Um s.iane apt>ar?uh
labyrinth* and spreft tuig vu'taa of courts, each a com
plete exhibition m il?elt and worth a day '8 HtJ dy. What"
ever tbore was in 1851 wiil ' o tound tan'ol! Hi 1^82. B?
Kivl.-? wh.it wit* iu ih i^4 LxutoittonjUuttO w tho Aims!
collection <>i Enj{ii.-h a. lor itlu , ictureH ever got to
gether In thw metro, >> in
Frauc?>
Pjikib , Hay 2j,.WHU.
T!ie Journal Dei frerit /*u* tie of l? -day says tMM t* ?
quMtion of HuuoiMg 11 uthal Nmi to Ho.ue, wuu military
and diplomatic |,#*or.
It in .tiu he will ')o rh t ?(0<l to conriliate. If |iopelliie,
the protection <vhli.li Kr.iinn wen tv the Uoly Sen witil
tiiu rights of Um Italian nation.
Ual><
Narutf, May 1, 1W3.
rrlnre Vapotoon hi expected Im< ? on a vMit to King
Yii tor Km.inoel.
it n> HwU'ii iu oUlmal ?iiiurv rn that Uenerai Uu>OS ha*
been recai.od truui Rome
Pw. tii)(al<
i.ikhok, May 1,1MB.
The King baa offlciai.jr unu. uuced lii.< approaching ?ai*
rlage.
I ho now minidtiy baa lite i fiil'y consolidated.
*>i thajhtoii, May 2, IMS.
Tha steamer ALhambra Uiu arrival. sue .on IJaftoa
April av.
The 1'ortutfiicso MiiiictiT ?*' il' auca luvl propna?4 ?
Inrgn reduction in tliedmien n salt and imh Arndi?'
tlou in also prtqecMil iu the nuy on mui-covadu sugar.
IraUe is Uuil, ami e.\ch?:ii(e "Q l>'u?ion ai M.
CewnrK iat< lligence.
THK LmMmM M'lSKV M.,lthhT.
IjoN"i?, May 2, ISM.
OnpjsoU for m ney W3J* a tU*.
Auto. ic.111 nc r.laai ?U.
TUu bulUuu iu iti!) Kink atf Kp land Imb tMTMiW
?82,000.
TUK 1*11 KivTOUL MA.ukl-.TS.
J.VK, lua, M.y a, 1803.
CimoK,?'Th? Ilrokoi?' CtrciUr r. |>on ? t e ..a:?? ?x tlifl)
week Ht 40,000 b it-a, the m-irkul cliwli'g aull itnl >,.U
|i *?r, > win?r l" ilio iui?j \euiiun naor). Spxdilaloia
Uwk 7,?#t< uud -irtoi * ii,0w< ba.ua. l"h .-alva tu-fijr
(Vrl'Uy ) ma u tuuatf i ui i ,mxi h.?t> , luoiuillnij 1,000 lo
r|>?' ai d uxi>? t? lb<' (nArke ctaaea qniof
auil uix b mt'uU. t li?i u ,ih.n '/' <l HMMItM are?
t-ir. MHuiinff.
Or! mi ft . 14 ?<
Mohio 4 13*
U. lamia tili
i u? auk hi |fri i- ? it> .??? it ai;ttiI,Q0o b*l?-g, of wbtife
lis.6. 0 a ? Am- rtc-m
:4kai. -ti m il.:i. and <iui>tati<ina badly motntitned.
I'Rin t>io.\ liiavy.
Arrival of Ike Um^nw Off Capf Kara.
Ca k Kaih, Maf 19, 18431.
Tb? otoam hip lilm^iv-. ^nvye.l t) la jailul ilr.a uvi;n?
liV, rn *a?<4 for Now Y<>i k. mio brmga n? lator uewa
Ui?n that ri'civoil by tliu J ira at Fit bar Point.
Tlia Mt.'aiimbip Nortb An?" man, wb.rb a-tilod frm
Quulxrc uii .*uturdn|r, | muiM born at inuea I' K. Beta
were boariled t>y lhi> Aaa< ciau-d Ira ? yacht.
Sailing of tlae Aia?i1ta.
Hinoi. May 13. 1M3.
Tha mal'a par tb? Am-'rm.t, llir Livurpuol via Mutual*
wilt rkwc lo moiiow lW ?i i arsitay ) tnornl<i( Ht aavea
?'clock, But aho will not *ntt latti ai? hM tun o'c l"?k.
,E?1??im ol ( ol?a?l < ?ffi r.
Uivar t Ui. fvy. , May 12, IMS.
Colonel M ir?an, uf lh? miml ? arairy, ban rei?aao4 oa
parole Cul.iuel i.oilae, Uto ?i WooUordNi cavalry.
Aanlvcraary of in? Maw Yoik Magtlalca
hucmijt.
Ttia tweniloib aunivor .*r \ <n tua Nuw York Maffilaina,
.Society, iDi>u(iiMd lor l?o rai'>riniti|Mo of aba*dui>a<l W\>
M, io?k |ita?a Urt avMiiuiK in iba I'tlfum iJiuaels
uorimr uf II ?ury an'l Koui^vn a r?'?m, UiookJyn. Mar.
1 ?r. Sioriioiiic mail i;.ou uia (KiOuaixn, and aaar randtny
a |.aa? ??? i rum ibo dori|>tura, iiMiad up prayar.
Kav. Mr. Ik* * read 11 o I rwwurutreport, by wblch li
npp?ara that Uia la oipia [or ibo paat yaar war*
$,'>,44*1 71, at ior axpouduuraa a Uitai oa oi $A.'ui 6ft ra~
n.aiuing ui liaud. tilucu ?b?'0 ti iiiia.ili mol I. it* < c a fi
April 1. 1800. to April 1. I tffl. tha-0 had b an racatvad
ill>o the BiwiMly 1,: 45 a nu >>.? Ibr .||-|?. kMkiiiOf tbaao
frnioaai woaan iiMi i?a.?. o>iu>i p i t' oi amptoyiuaat,
t#8, rcinri.i,ii Ui ibuir r< lativen,.42. dltttliaigt*! Iiy Uialr
U?n ra<pi0at, Iff, *?llt i11 tlia h ' pU J, IHT, Ut|>?lloil,*0;
utiivoii with b? cli rr.li, SI man ian. Mi. dm i.aawt, 39.
Hor. Mr. L<unui< rand ilio animal ntN>ri, iruin wbKh it
upnoarod tlia i Uia Mncioiy wa* hi ipiita a
(leu tilling oondltlnn. Sa irai cb? r iualn woroof
tln< iilKboNt raai?'i t 'biiiM , i if lain the il unhlar of m
clfrgi man, wiid lurt m?i Mwit >1 Ibo in*tiiiitl<>a ami
b i,no a vlrl o.k ai.d a ill. mtliti mnmm. I^ttora
w>j p also raail from Ji:r?-r*?iit woinun who had h tm la*
matu* of tli ? Mi*v'Ui*n i-> I in, au. a'l f th ,r xrati'nda
tor tlia benvlMa wbwh aoor ad u> Uiom iroa a i vaMano*
iu iliai liotno. .
T v. Mr, Roi'tlTJuN theiiuM^'dad to rtallTor Ibo opaa*
IfiT "iMro-ii, IB wbh'b itirfrnTTwl to ilia diiltonlty of ad
vanclnu ibo I tarwiui ot iliama:ii-?y, "y rwm. ii of dalt
C4i y iu ><|i(aUiuK ot liio 'uii ec> "? " 'batidaaad woiuan.'*
liar. I. Ul rvi.KK fo.l ? d, ami illiaiail m>?^i the point
thii. -'ilia KirooK shciild b?ar up ilio lutlrmttie* ol tb?
waidt.** 11 ?? Kill at U"* nx? ?i auniatii* or Hrooklytv,
wa miKht itoU out mmietliniK < h it wouM mako our bhMMl
ilugie in r>ur vomc. lb. r?i ??r? noarly 8.0IKI, women at
thin "'fin*' m NaW \ The) hail tiutiaimt a nioiamrnt
oi inia kmd In lM* ", ?'??! li wouid tia wotl to inrrf It
out ?lib ibo Kama .otati tn th* riiv it, Now York.
Tii" cim< fqgal'Qb UM a "ik lh" 40, th hymn
Rav. II, W. IImkiikr nnx ?, Ok* |u ra ntfoti to tbo tflplo.
ll?n,Hika tn Ktrniig a< ma >rt ilic n'"eor>Niiy lot ihn proaa
?iiti?aaf lb s Holy wo, a, ami ooninu<icd in t.aiMtuw at
in ,i? m. it ^ivtuaol' ilia c.o ,uul u ul thoaa "ab.tnuoutsl
w in o."
a. tar noma furtbor mil?towi aorrtoaa tha aiotaiaaa
were euMiuiled.

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