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igeogiosoroosioit. Ontosioszoss tor the
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" • -. [The Arsenal (lineation
I 1 the. .il'easieg Gazetta ct April 4th at the
:ihsigestten ef jatnos W.]kebarland, of Ails
.
'' , lllllky city. for two years neaten employee in
th. wunaldne 'hop at the V. S.' Arsenal, at
leaterrencoville, we . published. the following
• , '"Ooneartwnene.—We ?ft int . rm , ..d by. an
_ _Pleaeopf ltsJor Whiteley that the U. 8.,
Az "ehlh‘thl rellilittllo.eni• still Laritilblll 4111.
plopowviato certain persons who seem to take
in de:tomcats* the Goantrrimemt from
"idea - any . istestrif their dirk, bread. The
• t commandant , is •• gentleman whose
•= 1 14
• .aeware ca e a on nt e im d twsho Is &Otiose
of the persons
. . fa qualities. Ws have been fart tilted with
the nalthe, and hams boon Intimated of - the ex •
.11ramstone and sentiments of gaffe a number of
anaploystes at the Arsenal. Oar informant le
• swettenuen every way reliable and unpre.hs
diced. W. trust that the commandant will
take the proper etena to purge thedrsenittof
the Ids/ring ripen of the esppethead perrue
aim, and* thus meat the approbation of the
u".ftakaid..gestriotia - employees 'who are 00/21-
Wiliitt asikesiateerith the tories • ' •
17 101 the illkfif 40111 We, W ere linnded the
_
;itollainag natation taw by Jahn
2 til4MMtiWiterikettleirr at the
_ • AUestetty Arsonsit.' . * -
- Ara:anis! issues, April S. IPIS:
. Matra era* De .g.wi gm 61611464 /*Maw .h
Drat o.lset In year,,p.par el the 416 inst. yen
- oath that you have been furnished with the camas
of • number of the employe." at this dreenailirito
. are Milord to the Govern ...ea., tat and I respect-
ZeilTleteest to be furnished- with the names of thou
sopected perewah, tothable , me to have the matter
A :tamishmted. . Val 1 ...1 0 1.11.T. •
, . your otedient servant,
• B. B. B. Warratai,_
B.Jor of
• -80-01.1 to dm team of the pawn girths the
in
',On Ili 9th the folloiing note oame to hand:
. _
. • Lizialnerr . .43.113116, April 8, toad.
SAWS yeeiwye Mantes:
Ommthatum I here the hewer to inform you that
• Kr sayarsead, wbo tell. me he game you toe !eruc
tation. that certain hind - men empkiyeti at the Ar
senal were suspected by hint of ditty:say to the ni.
Stat., lee elm me their Matt&
smve'had them di before me, and they are wining'
one amitoso to bees= inwatigetion ot the charger
made egalmt them, with the Mast practicable delay.
yew tek placed to dealings three parson. to act
conyletnEa with yearw, and with Art parsons.
lobe mitetad yy the acres d, for the purpose of levee.
I sae there's palmed against them. - :die
11141r eppahtt the time and ;deco (other than this
.• sal) use such meeting and inwstimmitio.
. Yowienweletfthy, - 2. U. R. Merthyr.
• ; _; . Major of Oniimute„
To the above, the following reply.. was re
_ • _ irrismotai, April alb, MI --
Meier Whitely, Cremaaadiati clue
. avast,
Demi Tour Mira of the nth instant Is da'y
.. . .
... . 1 miiglidto biarnthat Wr.ll..crialinal bse tad as
linterriene with you; and that ha has furioshed 3CM
.L with ibm name ogthe parsons moulted of dl.h.yalty
-
to the Gereseasised of mulch you and - 4 air, are ho u
. Wm tem es. atathes. _I had already addresord a note
. . to yea, Midge gate of bib lam., onaring•ths names of
• Ye saiswed permos, which taus was seat by mall.
- - iAs wee iihdan to my note of Oat inst.! am not the
gatorof them mamas; as m.y.tiollc Jorinialbt,.
1., hair . didoboltyi, I was remiestad to dila*
ga t
to a fact orblob, far two years gam,
beads mania of caunlncarlosi to all mu y solid
MO*. tar That w.thlo On sails of the U. a. An veal
strLawianoenliii therimme permit* to ilia anion, ei
• tbe Ikmeransent who hibltualiy,: to the wothaofili,'
'ls thrill iim...usionget falow•wortimen snit &manioc
Ifeterm.dtierne—bast only words of IgnoniThy and in
- perch edam alladiat to the Government or IL,
Ihilteklitstas and its Mends, and who. by common
soma[, amongst the loyol and patriotic workosai to
the amend sleops ; and the admen. with whom , hey
ellisiM•ded, *Ors ever cosialdend sympatinsere emu,
, If i r taltj ot.bonos „
me if I my hem that it memo strange that
.Msoldber MI the Untied titates.eonemed, in tierechoule,
• OP mated with'the cumnisnd of aria of her arsenide,
should dear* • .l eel by Jury" to sanely him or the
' • Length' of a 41.141p1 at *act a melons character iimast
: employ.sie of thie Goseronsent. And If I ale.stile
begs .leet It has scummed me that, anti* tba pod
limmiyaitir Worm so empliyee of the Gonnuartit
- ..st-Lawninoenlia has been as beaded from- he em.
.! ploys...at bream* bedelanded humelfirom as *aeon
.„ ...... sailmsehtild by aim of %Mae easysimed minima, whim •
- dm mordant 6.11A1011 .mewl and omalond, atter it*
sonar has twee 'troughs trijostr noun ; son wul tar
.. .. Ls these seatiments, and knowing
Math
beg of them panties me hum beans;, you will per
sons that I would so; bis proper J-age In taw tam.
Tatar you have - Madly hinted me to &digitate,
• • nuts persoca who, with ourselves, shall form a cm
. - =Use of llv} to new* An other peons, to wee-' ,
' : heated by the accused," I,woald impinged:city suggest
the likens gentlidatu, citizens of the boringh of
•.• : • Lawnamidethia to whom I bin addreaged a nom or
: . this idateliesting lb*: chairman to watt' upon you,.
and it egmeablicdesignato a time and place, as cog.
i.. W. in l i = rp wle. 813 : .. .. 83101 Mir P . bin, Thomas
ds W. Irwin, John Chblett.Jr.,liebron
noidnost.. loots, easy truly, •
.. . Ildire B 4 lisittrut. Thom;
of Pittsburgh thmette„
• filjtortly . after the publication of the above
• tietwepitademse, the publishers of the . Gosene
- were ant:NW of a 'prosecution for libel, Men
. .. hated by the said Thames K. Leis, And oth
. 46111. ; We appeared before Aldan= Nichol
sea, shaid wen by him held in oar own nook
• *nano to appear In court to answer the
dui*. The proatontors pave bail for their
. .... • ..
11 = is lith of April we swotted the follow
• inghote from the chairman of the committee
;. Led inwtotigatlea t • - . - ._ .
. • • Lsefesscirrius, April 11,1863.
Rimisel 21414 Ng , Adder gearing &lotto t.
' Dead etas-1 am Instructed by the gentleman
. mimed by yon as part of a Oommitteerto lugedes Jot
phis alleged disloyalty of Thomas IL Lamy and
--' when now clustered to the All.gbeey Arsenal, to
AWltyreil that the Omindttas an nimbi° to proceed:
' • to the'ttaismsion of than. dutim, he thaere•on that
• ' '. :Ibis messed ban not yet—m tar es I can dieecner—•
. • appiatod the toe members of the Oommlttre which
•
we wen induced to bakes' wash' be appointed by
them to 'met si.
-.' • ' A'pertfon at least of onr. number are now, an
loss boa for a week past, delaying th.lr Important.
priest* affidre to - attend to this 'intro mater, be.
' cootie or the' public nosier y to know the truth or
• glibehoollot Ins dump, chat whether (be' Govern.
metusesploymes at the aroma are giving aid and
. - wesport to toe enemies of tho Republic. --- -. •
- : Whiciseirsto isdoneis wall be steely set . mid. by
the Cheuslues, to enable them to pe r m a public,
... ellaph,lam tastructsd to rebuilt to you wierther ens
nay mot properly ask of war ow titer long this rosy
bsamemmy, and wholerit be pamlble fa ma to And
AO .Wia pzobsble limit to this, preearlation mid
',i -1,. ililift. :... • •• • Tidy yaw;
, ' - &am S. Ban. chairman. 1
Bose days after the data of the above note,
the moinnuttee addressed a not, of inquiry to
'., Major Whitey, Commandant at taw Arsenal,
. MO aseartala what sours' he intandot to pur
ses, la relation to the question at bane, se'
ithiolt no reply was MU.
The eommittee, above named, however, at
law promedmi to the discharge of the duty u
migmed them; Major Whitely havbg failed to
amppoiwt a oommaitzee op the part of the arms
ad, the testimony takon was altogether Nam.
kn. At shm monaltudom of the labors of the
Commithie, and afar Vie; had reduced 'to
wilds' a mass of tastintoni, they instructed
thidi thainnan to address the following note
do MAlor Whitely. '
' Leizommus„ Mar i 3,
AA mar, Gowreuel 0 S. aroma:
. .
Its—The committal appointed, at your maggettloo,
- .. .Is toquire tan temalleged “eymps, by with there.
;-1 - Wine of oortsla incontinent' am i tfri. B s o *
' '--- • moltimg to Vol. Ur WAS for the APPALL tof Lim
. $1•1111110111 OS the loin tin mound to tern on that
j ateiklitaii proanard. to the discharp et the docksl _ dodgem' them. They hoe lebund lon mid, they
*not. loithlullylo strive at - the troth. Tbry Is..
'„llabird the& euxit, sod Imo lettructed to ea you :
'l' • Phil. fibillipt giody'to best' tho eche-see, 'sad thq
Impart of the °Maltasry sad , ens? Wound, 8641
--, '' prompl solicit two your part billow, In cau tor neap
- ' ..cd r tin Aram testillet Nang Me !corn to to rim. ,
' ''-''' .• ' ofthlin relbilion, and coo.. moral Cs,
' '-. to ties govaimest of the Uoited Otene. , --,
IV iii
4.' - '' -, • - , te e n may resposor, I ace,” _ . --' •-• 1
1 ' ''' ,'. , , ery morlograuctr
. Xerispease Wein ban noeivad, si th•
t ';,..., inalleiti: or the 15 th Usti the fotkiw4g note'
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•_ . ikdi' Atillbiths sonde -of dettY,_, I fete
Anos
_lt of awing your
at
to JD: Iliate;to
• ' '. M 4644 131 . L IM MSS i sod moot torpanfully qtk
ila moon/ to It. I ket thil d•IISICI soy yn -
ass la tOlog tbn, buil am aft without dir.ro
. • r Akaibil, Para la tbs owner. , ft I, dont, the c u m,
MIMI 1 1 1 lals Onstelnee of /irratiguauut. I ard"
J..: .., an. ait i 4 m r t i
.Ibo 0 0131¢UtIVe, beau.. they are
rail IS Skutt work by Um drop basica 4
....., .-.. OA& 14.1.pra itm , hrnot or t•lmbooti of th e
' ibutps Iseeftsbui by them, sod the stem tonne
- ' .. 118 illoomadelletOitht the Ramiro at r titit *Tama
' _ du • Mosth ha elspeca, Keiji: lino Jour
vareimi wa tow to the net, not
rata
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:..; llimem is ibe Stimbetty earns& wen' not U. . tam
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thawebrlNtat thrporiiiitorttati onieiT citchg
fowe, feeding Shop
sad priesecleattlem.a
Toe ;voids missals:hag fully thedlmeuity. which
a fall examination tevismayear theasegth of tins
Des•eowry to the perfOrtainee Of that defy propfHT.
sae liapatleat t.r the remit' Isla to you that we me
thefo repart. We have sikedlon .be you will 14"4.
?spod e and eli,teer you will act on the evidence
whetted reading year •USININS, we, se s Conanalllsst
can do no moss and' the reSpowdbUtty•wf wad for
isf - we think, takeoff - oaf oar Shoulders. ,
For than remove, am, the sdiffikmel one that the
Coatafltteemeef to eight. I write Ude sots; sad In
lbe hope that lay motives Way not be anhwonstrnad
is the matter, •
Ilan the honor lobe
roan, m ry rep. athalLY.
• • aut. p. Bass, Chaim/at.
A. verbal reply wits ineelved thrugh Mr.
McGee, Chief Mark at the Arsenat, o the same
evening, to the effect that Moque Whitely 'dld
not consider it his duty to pique the nata
tion any farther; the whole case having been
carried to the 'Ova tribunal by the persona
accused.
We make the above resume of ."the Arsenal
Qaestion," in answer to numirotte
8o far as -the committee of invoitigaslon ie
concerned, their effortt and Ishoni have ended
In—nothing practical. > The. (milieu of the
truth or falsehood of the charge above im
plied, so far as the ommtuandant and the ph-
Ile are concerned, is still an Open'One;
hISILI I WhIie; to direct the . public attention
froth the trueLsae , another bum le made, by
;barging the publishers of the Owns with
uttering di wilful and malleious libel" in
publishing the above quoted pkragraph s We
preeume the Grand Jury arc nOw determining
the gist of oar offence, and we are awaiting
the approach of Mistrial with what composure
and fortitude we 'mini summon, this 1 warm
weather. Bat whittotrei ; the ; resat' of this
case—Whether: under, the revised iiominerrlaw
of libel the publishers of the amain' ,regality
or not guilty—will. not: some .of our readers
still think it Melange thit the Commandant of
the Baited States Arsenal - shiarld fail to re
ceive the testimony which heat first solicited,
bearing, upon the alleged disloyalty of ieveral
of his-emptoyocef Btionod the court decide
US guilty of the charge is snide, would our
condemnation acquit the saved before an
impartial pantie?
vur gook Table.
• ,
Slum Manual: or Cotramb.ll(arnm.. By Coptaln
• :ThntriCoppee; site Instructor In the U. 3. MI
tory Academy at Wit Point. Plalladalpbta: J.
Llpplocott .3 Co. 1883. PlLtiburett tor Wit
by Kay Co., Wood street. Itlmo. leupp. ,
'.l/4 1 Agtf.lo:4ll4bbOlb Vontalne
tbe.fanea.Of:proosedintof ail kinds of courts
martial ; an explanation of the duties of alt
person'connected with military trlbasals, in
. •
any; cepa:tit, ; thy modes of procedure in
coarta , otinquiry, military -eomtaissioue, re
tiring boards, boards of marten tuspeetionk
reports and examining boards.
,In an, ap
pendix the author has given the. artiebee of
war, supplementary iota of Congresi,..and
snob' portions of the revised regulltions as
bear upon the subjeet on which ho has writ
ten. The work is yen' conirepien tly arranged .
for reference, and the ppellsheraltieve brought
it out in a very neat styli, SD that 14 litlyy be
conntiontly commended as /motel:111mi manual
on the suljeot to which. it relates.
•
. ,
'Tire Agar Gaol.Lens's 18.entrat.: Derived as
lldp to Chaplains la the IHasharga a their various
Unties, baba Tamponsland 8011001Oanio
the LAM and artalations regard to
ChaPildssas, together with Um .Proper atop. to b.
Takeo to assn a. Chapiplu'a Appolatnesnt. Br
Ear. J. Piskury Ilaanstund, it A.,' Chaplain U.
. B.Arisa Yttiladelptua .4 J. U. Lippincott Co.
1863. Zi j.
ttabtatgb: Kay A Co., Wood street. itilrip
The above - title 'din* sets forth the no.
tore and scope of this work, Alias we Amy
sparo any extended description of the several
divisions of it, andeinsply content enurselves
with stating the -foot, that the' manner in
which Dir. Hammond his perfsrmini his task,
has appeared se satisfactory to die dargeon-
General of tbeArnited Stetoi Array, *that he
his put upon the book his emphatic jasmine:
nu-iris a letter to the pabliaherv,aho had re
'‘lnestal him to examine the work.
Death by tl rowntog
Ott Sunday afternoon, batwcen two and
three o'clock, a party of young men, in
rowing:a iiktff'on the Monongahela river, in
the vicinity of the Brownsville wharf boat,
discovered the body of • man floating or
rather lying near the etc= of the steamer
The body was battled ashore, when
a crowd soon coteeted;bdt no one knew who,
the dsceased was until Ishca-Mitediall,
came up and identified the remains lid those 4,1
Galvin Dodge, • well known-citizen of the
Eighth Ward. The body war then removed
to thenotfin rooms of Mr. Divore, on Grant
street, whore an inquest was hall by Coroner
Sleeking.. No OIasIOACO was elicited tending
to ehow how the deocaied lest his life, and it
verdict of •'desth by -drowning" was rendered.
The deetaind was a,very worthy and es
teemed citizen, and carried en the birsineis of
pointing—his °Moe being toasted on Fourth
street. We learn that he left his residence,
On Forbes street, tbouf eight o'clock on Wed.
nesday evening tut, nit advising his family
ea to where he was going, or what his inten
tions were. - as be frequently lay on the iota
all sight, In warm - gt.ettor, no - ifcarob was
midi for him non) Tanreday, when it was
found that 'he bad not beta fa. the house,
Miring the night. toquiries wale thes mid.
in every direction, bat no tidings were board
of hint until his remaise were bands. stated.
He was about fifty:Ave years of age, aid was
a very industrious sad mutat `aitisos.
DestineUve Fire.
On Sunday night; between' ten and eleven
o'clock,fire wu genus:Ur to a frame shed
,
attached to the *Menden seta* manuLio
.
tory of Kl'7. Ttunnei Lunn; found on Ire
, ,
quota° Way, between MIX and Marbto
imam. The fire• soon spud to the main
building, a large . four stosy Wick, which was
well stored with Taub!, maiddnery, lumber,
etc. The engines 1 . 1111111 promptly 'on the
ground; bet owing to the bdanmable nature
of , ' the material, the damn amid not be
stayed, and the futory, was completely de.
stroyed. The loos iCeetbnited at tkooo, and
the Laurance wu about - two-thirds that
amount._ • ,
Th• ext•soir• engine shops of Sfr..James
Bees whietraijoin'No fact: ory, fortunately
'soak unloittrot . ; -
A lot. - of ludibsr,,- the r proPirty of Mr.
Moans°, oseght dreaad woe erunewkat dam
aged, bui <Mug to Ilia efforts - of dre
am the times mere Prevented from spread?
lag and dm loss was out Winn.
_The Ars is ginerally.lellorrid to hare kin
• morn of an Inoendlary. . ;
Beriois itallscia/ -A*ldent•••lilan
A:various aceldont happened to . 'the; Wells.
title Accommodation Bata on tin:Pitts, burgh
ft
sod Cleveland ailromf,'Whieltisftlitla city
at four o'clook on ilattintay, evening. t While
itutning near Coati:tees setationj ,
tyro of the
cars were thrown off tate track,by • definitive
rail; and a brakeman named ''
Jelin Muss
was instantly - killed. Mut ears 'were only
prevented from tailing downa steep embank
ment tato the:rteor. by the ; eoapllag. , whloh
hold fast, and enabled th.ipairsimpra to get
oat. ' " The brukenost jumped brow the train
to gays lalumelf; bat he iris', unfortunately
mulled bY • large. stone , which had,peon
plowed in C 2 Olen by thit'accident. The skull
was broken, sad the brats. #00 14 ' 61 4: • The
dammed was shout, tfoinstilettlettf
,acir. ant
raided at Wedisifilt'Aloreilbritthilt ns
were Wand, bat we matins their
Fataa AmoitratilL',
'An iatasatine UIW boy;aaid yan g a
son of Kr. Diiid L. ifittolitiiimoistaittlint•
man in this slim, was almost Instantly kWsd,
yosterdaP emt,abbitt GAM o'Olook.
parents hid both goo to thud, hating the
obildron , in sharp 'PO, our... The -little:
:boy waa phiyitig - around, ma'am& Ma way
ap stabs onobsetrot, rhea ha teo, Tolling to
lb* bottom:7 l 4'4Mo take/ np,ille was almost
utlletj thisplnal Vetilbtr'itailat been db.
Jousted bi . the fig ' 7 .:
• The huieral.aotlai will bi iona intim UM
ipiFiprist• 1'04414 InVdslPll44-1"-
jrzat.-44n Batordagzsight 4 about:UV part
jiglit'o'oleok,'Ore-wao disoevered in a +table
'attaohid the glass house of Win. MoOolly
. 00., in the 'Ninth Ward, and.in *big cola
liter-it woo' burned -to the eons& LTheie
wore lirnmehos in the *table at the time, two
Of 'Weil wire got oat b safety, while the re.
'ottitiog three ware broread to death. The
moil), wore volute& at Wit wk. 'ma rs is
toppoted to Itavo boat the worh of 'noon
diary.: Tb.,. were waren' of at stoma Are
ouglool mogul, but Ol1!0 attired too foto tti
bo Of 'Any BerVir#o%
DI .
USTAL owl 4t li~4
Oltaliiishmant is piresatima tiu. ire boon . sad
elisapar than am b? hid 9101 tj 110; 281
• —'
Enrroes- Quarrel Wiuyouallowen old
nabscriber to make known to the piblie,
tbrerigis the medium of year psper,that many
members of the Pittsbergh bar are support
ing the Ron. David Ritchie for Judge of the
District Court. Your readers la the country
may noteven know that he is to be suippors- ,
ed. 'kis hardly necessary to stidr that during
the time, Mr. Ritchie occupied • the beneh, he
disoharged Ms duties In a very able and sat
isfactory mariner. Juana&
A RZITID.—The remains of Lieut. William
Weeks, of 00. H, 634 Pennsylvania -Regi
ment, who Was killed during the late battle
of Chancellory'Re, arrived yesterday on the
noon train from the But A brother of the
dammed, a member of the same company and
regiment, was woundedand taken' prisoner in
the lame battle, nod it to said hi his since
died in Richmond.
okroolet—at Falmouth, Va., Way eth, or a
woman rotated In the butte of 'Vedette/chary,
Corporal 411,16L11i a. OLOCIIIIIR, of Ow r, load
Regiment Peanut, calm Volanteara. lon cf Peoria
W. sad datthia (laugher, la the kid year of him sin
The flamer,' will lean the riddance of les yorectt,
No. Sniblfd street, aim Bon; at 10 o'clock rnts
(Monday) mollittro, to poxial to Alloghotii Cam.
tem lholtioada of the Ausill7 on Invited to at.
toad.
FLILIirSQ--Cht . Iltraday aftutoen, lit 4 o'clock,
THOMAS W. vaned sea of David LAM Licata
L renting; aged Bdears.
She 'faunl will take olioe from the reetteace of
Bkhezd SztowLuils, ea thr old Wathlngtos lead,
Loom' Bt. Olalr, rats hit atl9 o'cfech
Chrrlages iW tsars Battersea's Licari Btable,
Elaatoitelstreet. at LI o'clock. The Mends at ths
family are laiitad to attend.
DODOII—Osi Thursday, Nay 21st, CALVIN
DODSIT 4 sasd,ss yews.
The funeral will tate plane 'MI. AVIZILIICION, of
2 o'olcay from hie late raaidema t lie. IS lortxre
stmt. -
The flien3e of the Wally ate ;respectfully lathed
to sneed setitriret further notice.
•
DAHLUS-181111ed at Harper'.pod Wedded
ddyldondog, tday while on t duty Bet -
gnat 11111daY LEL of Co. Copt.
.
JAM Paunoltanla Waal.
srr.cuu. LOCAL. NOTICES.
. .
020111 AND BAIRN" DIMINO MACINIII. for
cry and asaisufuoturius purposes, are un
.oes 111.1.0.
' 1. Quarts, Gemini Agent,
btu. Is, Fifth street.
TwolusTaarr, Plain and Ontamand /Rata
Roofer, ►ad deals? la Pennsylvania and Ver
mont Matti of the ben qaality at low rates.
02oe at Alex. Laaghlta'ti -- near the W►ta
Works. Pittsbargh;Pa. apB:6a
RXISACTION or Coua run Bailors.—Va
rious etrounistanees hare delayed the depart
ure of Dr. Randall, the suraeadul operator on
earns and bunions, but the principal one of
these is the greet demand tor his serriaii,
which his peat:liar system of treatment has
maul l but he assures those parsons who
intend to honor him with a call, that other en
vivarium will preclude the possibility of his
remaining is the-city longer than the preseat
week.
The testimonials that have been published
from time to that in oat paper, from well
known eidsens, who were previously lame for
years Irbin corns and hulloes, are of them
selves "efficient to prose the efficacy with
which he operates. deluded from. them are
the
Certificates of Wa. Phillips, Esq., of the Es
ka Conned, and Esq.
fiusbrrik, Aprli 18, 18611.—We oartify that
Dr. Beaded has operated ca our feet, remov
ing corns therefrom, doing so without pain,
and entirely to our satisfaction.
W. Panure.
P. Bort*.
Dr. Bendel' Nu this day removed sdght
001t1111 from my feet. The operation was •
painiesi one, and the relief Is such shit I ad
vise those alllunad with Cores and Bnniono to
&so the Doctor a cad.
•AprtiEg.z Yawn, Smithfield at Dr. Ren:Mit's Whom are on Diamond street,
opposite the Corm noose, fourth door above
Urea& street, where be am be eensulted for •
few days longer.
.87117 OLOTH/101 01110 W sate TO .807 T 7 / 1 7.
o.ol.ofpfllol/1 lima of Wm. W. Wolin
Co, ausrobant tailors, corner of Federal and
Diamond aquas*,itnagnay, being hilly
aware a estraordanary adman in Spring
goods, hate purohned Mat fail a tematifeJ
a.icetakent of Moth, cressimares, restinp, ker,
titoy an now ready to open their apring
:vale with superior articles, at greatly re
duced prices. They will sell their goods by
t4o yarn it desired, and as flay keep eon
acaoliy on hand a Large npply of ready made
wozuna, onatomora can be amonunodated on
de..aaraa, or have a Deadly fined nil to order.
I'4o -Li done under their supervision,
as I olen.y. Irate's-owl to poothators.
PASSIOILITLI Ouinftwo.—Oar affable young
friends composing the km of John Weis/
Co.,MerchantTutoridi•/26 Itedmal street,
qthegbony, kers jest opened Wu most maim
sive and iwasweie moot of spring and mammy
goods ever exhibited west of the mountabas,
somptidng soma of the most beentlfal Womb
and Amass& Cessbneres, Cloths, Caslunens,
tiersealss, As, he, to b found in tho seat
= market. This entmprising dim has eiso
a vex, tarp sasistment of the Latest stiles of
Awaiting goods,itsid a oonibieriblo quantity
ready-rnado clothing of marlin qualliy- We
advise our Allegheny potions to sail at this
istabiblunoncand see for thennivee.
Jou Ituutinut now via ILan.--Bamtml
Graham, Merchant Tailor would rorpeotfolly
fah= ids friends and th e piddle la general
that helms' Jul rammed from the Nast with
ids now stook of aping and Barium Goods,
tiontiming of all tim lateot Myles of cloths,
cusimeres and vesting. Gentlemen desiring
a stook So select from that *spot beetupass.
of by ►any ether in she eitr, and their gar
ments mad. in site most hiehionablo moaner,
world do well to glee him • soli beton par
t:Mang etturhare.
deltinlL Gurus, Merchant Tailor,
NO. Id hiantet mut. one door from Third.
hoz A D15T11171714.1111D Mzinsraa.--Ree.
B. Stone, D. D., Casoord, N. M., writes r
'Raving mule an experiment of Mrs: O. A.
Alisn's World's ILairßeirtorar and Zykobslss.
mum, I oan truly say it is snromatal. My
hair, which quit. gray , Is aow tutored to
i ts original solos. I reoommead thorn to the
Imbllo u the best artisan yet dlmovered for
the hair. Bold by druggists evorywhere.
Depnt,l9/3 fireenwioh strain, New York. mew
/men Breed' k Kelley, at
their Maud in lb. Diamond market, are is
daily raceipt of fresh Mackerel!, Shed, SOS
Bass, Malltrat; ;lakedalmon Lobster
Ads and Crabs. The Ana bag laidlitles Arr
snoring the Tory pLok of the quartet, and
then purchasing can • rely upon getting Ask
fresh and sant. Call and' see the temeing
21
.
Noma To Psorarrr HOLDIUIa, Amin own
Am. Onnis leraourso .;—.lror repel= or al.
tmations tootores or dwellings, Der roofs or
logthing else la Um Cementer Use; old it
Ootttlmat's Curator filtop, Virgin
above tholllttisle streets. All actors promptly
spaded to. I _ t
' amine' drama Scrnam---Do your duty
tootirsilvm, pronto& yam health, am Hono
way's YlBs and Claimant. Yor Wounds,
lams, bowel - somplaiats sad favors, thy am
a paled safaris* Pull directions how to
tuwshain with ovary box. Hay 25 oasts. 210
Oeszsos sad Oi•asi CUM sill be takes
at tie Omnibus No. Lthrrty, eine6
ilAy . or night. All ordeis Lift at the above
place attl be promptly Minded b...
mail be pald 'a of MM. Oat
(I.'l3lu4D•otist s lib Peon strut s attend to
all blatant et his pnatoosion.
ww.irra.
CLearHsares, to take care
y ars halt Qsallin and snail Vineyard, dean
Sbealsy.l'lleonmausndatiout teciannd.
Inqains an taw Oat - o'Ldo
- ukti - • fabortv sad Adma..sr.t.
MIANTISLO,n4Iin AIIIOSSES Ma= SO
lam dgenta ha Mr, 'Annuity at *TS* math,
aspramo pad, to wan Say anwohnso /wall bandag
Machias& Address, ' 11.1141Dietai. -
salinanna • ••• . !Said, Slain*.
lAblibel'ilm.,--V4O A YoX= I—We *MA
V V Amin at SAO • arnica,rapqaria pald, all
oar tartarraig *war. Onlastat thasses. so dtllrim
athernew, amid at. 4 oarbaa saso••• • "Sided do- oa ors s pis Atlarar - • -
one ;am DRAW a . OLlkalt. Eadirfrarl.
I b I .
WiVt . a. MAIM%
TEIE
EY T
17ST NEWS
ELEGIULPH.
FROM 1
SHINCTON;
OUR BPEt
Special Dispatch to l '----- ; --- ahusph Gazette.
W451/1101.01, blay 28,1883.
vas nor* AT vOissulch
The New York Finite aotrespondont, L. 8.
Groans, writidg from headquarters of the
army; this morning, sap the on,, received
jesterday a 3 headruters from the ensure
lieu ls, that Pemberton ind bean defeated be
tween Jackson and Vicksburg, with • heavy
loss of Idlleitindrounded and 3,000 prison
en,ir as well u on division of his fones out
off and ntreatin in a southerly dinette%
We ago learn cm the same source that
Grant, henna left a small fens in Jackson,
was moving on V eksburg. When Johnston
attacked the force Jackson, which retreated
upon the main bociy, Pemberton also attacked
Grant, his intention being to whip him in de
tail, but he wee Winn whipped and retreated
cpon Vicksburg. (This L all contained in the
I)I BPATCHM
bertoa Li Lee, mid may De
authentic'.
1 OP rllBOllll2l.
dispatch from Pe
=glutei entirel
eoroe•n
• ,
All the rebel pr loners confined in the west
are ordered to be sent Momedlatili to City
Point for exciting
. All of our prisoners in
their hands will be speedily released—the
umber to be about equakon each side.
- 8211102 APiROTID.
The soutanes tr.' deat h, pronounced by a
nowt-Martial against WM. S. Bargese, Thos.
Perkins, Mink nOwkins,, and George Sims,
convicted of beini rebelupied, has been ap
proved- by the P ik lisidenti and they win be
hung on Friday, ay 29th, at Sandusky.
John 0. Shore, private in the 109th Illinois,
eonvioted of desertion, is ordered.to be shot at
Boadooki on; the' some lay, the President
having likewise alroveithis matinee. •
W umcrrosr, May 24,4863.
Extras of the athlogihn papers oontain
the following i
At eleven Aloe a. nt., to:day, the Presi
dent pensive:l tho following televaphie an
ouneement thatVl 'burg is ems:* .
al isecland, Olio May 24.—A dispatch from
i gif
Mr. Puller, thl t grapV manager It Mem
phis, late on iitst - night said: "The stars and
std . * now float .er Vicksburg, and the vic
tory is complete.. I have, held this message,
hoping to get ;the oondruntion, but the line
has been interrupted, and I now give it to
you as it reached e. I think the wire will
be all tight sodis.'
,
Prom thd Elohim nd Enquirer, of the 234
Inst..
~
Motile, Afay .. 2l.—A epeeist reporter of the
Advertiser and Register, stAsokion, lends the
latest news front Vieksburit, down to Tuesday
night. In finturisrs fight we loot thirty
1
pieces of milli* . which were spiked and
abandoned. On onday 'the Federal. ad
vanced to take ig Bleak bridge. They
armed higher u4 is ind Leek as in the rear,
when the bridge harped and the works
destroyed; loss heavy. Vicksburg is eiosely
besieged, the atrial, closing in on every side.
General Loring as assumed command of
Jackson. •
NO official tear oration has been received
Minot the missing by this Big Black river
by the Morale, o of the &amnion of the
bridge and tha e/endowment of . the works.
, 1
Private dispatch . from location, up to the
22d, say nothing f then events. '
To this we hen to add that our Navy De
,cs
Ira:talent he infer ntion that Admiral Porter
has been co-opern log with General - Grant in
the siege of Vieks org, kllll fire; cannonading
the city and its w rks by night, while Grant's
army assailed thec i i „by day, thus giving the
rebels within the t ern and , lntrenehmonts not
a moment's relax tion from the perils of their
situation. ~
The terne &pa l
received aloha
tmont also, Ulla fonsmon,
Igo/matted that Admiral
laothroly engaged la bom-
Farragiat'a deart to
lording Port Rod
Baryons bars j
Walburg and ripo
Hrsdsrlcksbard II
Is elutes as larg l
•
ersrpeldng In Fre
as trash meat Is to
utt returned from Friar
it that lb. robot Imo on the
pa r whoop eaditriek fought
aa oars. Tho prima of
cicada:lg aro fearful, and
be had at iuty prim.
Stringent orSer I
cation with the
nook, on pain of
ridings.
piottihritteg asp cosaLual
• Is satires the Itappahea
math, were Issued. Papers
General Butler
.iIikEDONID IUIL
'AM TO II CULTIVITTO
Orders here beet
pennant, reqtdrisi
within the limits c
U ts be put ander
. Issued tram the War De
cl
i ell abaudoued rebel farms
Bettatseltuaree , eonsineud
;titivation by ociatrabands
;us cm Ansu.sir.
There Is great
news. No donbt;
of 'the fall of that
tloh 44 news la ye
sluing over the Vicksburg
generally entertained here ,
city, though no 002nruili
known to hare arrived.
=ME
`on his own Respon.
/Wm.
Omonnum,• 11 7 23.—Burnside is known
to have said that Ye has not used for snit:no
tions mum his arrival here; and hu noticed
nowt einoe.he lut Washington, and the azvest
end trbi of Vellaudighaut War toile upon his
own mponsibiliti, Alter the anutthe Pres
hint telegraphed Goat he Mould sustain him
In his efforts to support the Government.
Mn: 0. Grippes, for nineteen yeses con
nected Isla the .Ddify TiMee,and widely known
Ai "Invisible ars,- died last sight.
- Vallandighsts Otired at ,I.oubstfle yester
day morning. - I 'fflie boat arrived too kite for
the Niehrtlity tzsiis, and anohorod In the
stream 4407. • ; .
. . , Gett,rod 111001ollan.
d i
Amalfi', Ilaj 2 .7: 4 3en. dloOlellin arrived
hero at soon to- .eh the 11 2, 0 1 of Ron. B.
Corning asd Nos. .V. Pmts. Daring the
afternoon, he balled .on Goo. Seymour, who
Handed to him d' 'most cordial and lisatty
welcome. 'The tisidral retirtol, to New
i i i
Volt bt.sighti th steamer H. Unction bein g .
detained anti! 'oltrek to enable him to do
so. Ile was nee to the boat by the die
dspluiment, and y '6OOO citizens, bearing
dated torthis t , - it wad loudly cheered all
along. On his a:4IW at the boat, a salute of
100 gang were flood, when.the boat left the
dock, the immeme throng cheering. .
. I
I ,esh - Neirm.
100111111 UOS 1 ,1 May 24.—The Rich
mond Ssixdoksof the dnd, :Soatalas the tol,
lowing dbpsteht ' . 1 •
MobilO, May Al Saturday's light we
lost thirty pi .of 'Miley, which were
spiked and oboudcaled. (Willman the red
'ends minateed to lake the Big. Bleak /ridge,
bet was relmised. Thn ironed higher up
Mai took us Is the irelm, when the Bridge was
Llama and the w orks abandoned. The loss
is heavy: ' Vicksburg is &may bullied; the
enemy clads' to ub every oaw
Data MO Bolvdet by
Saw Butrobb, Say 34.- The , ship 1111 . o,
whaler, arrived Ws attorlooa, evoke, Ma
leth, lat.lll° long: 62` 10', Date
*lir, who report 4 being boarded by as Bog
lisk maa•el-war was 0021161 Y th e 41
b fore with the .war,
Alabama,
.
A Derintotive..firel la Jersey 131
zfi n , T om ; Kay 21-10 teoLooK
11, 11• Ore la neW rilaini Jersey
bevies, for altos around,' ass ~
It an tly lighted •,1:16 At squaw et lea .
pude KO es AR.. Magus
rag Cot yrs bog imistidapid
Itißß Milian OKINT'S DEPLETNENT
GLORIOUS VIOTORY
Elaine's Bluff and the Entire Works
of Vicksburg in our Possession.
t ir
57 Pieces o Artillery Captured.
Probable iirrendeio of the
Entire Rebel Force.
&c., &c
•
WAEINEtiGTON, May 23.—Tie following
dispatch was received by the President
to-41*y.
MEMPHIS, Tenn , May 23.
To Col. Anson Stager, Washington, D. 0.
Official information from below to
Wednesday has been receivoi. Gea.
Grant has captured Haine's Bluff and
the entire works of Vicksburg, and a
large number of prisoners, and fifty-seven
pieces of ariillory. The battle is still
raging with every prospect of capturing
the entire force in Vicksburg. We hold
Jaokson, Black river bridge, and Haine's
Bluff. A report is being made up for
Washington.
(signed,) - W. G. Frame,
/getout Monger of the Ts.lagroph.
Weantircrroi, Elay 23,11 n. N.—The follow
ing dispatch has f ast been reeebred at the
Was Department:
Aferuhie, Teen., May 23 —I forward the
following which hu jut been received from
001. Johd A.. Raw line; Ass't Adjutant General:
Bear of Viclabwp, Btayt 20.—The Tennes
see landed at Brunnibtug on the 30 th of April.
On the let of May fought the battle of Port
Gibson, defeated the rebels under Bowen,
whose ton in killed, wounded and, prisoners
was at least 1,600, and in artillery dye plasm
On the 12th of. May, at the battle or Ray
mond, the rebels were defeated, with the loss
of 800 men.
On the 14th defeated Joseph E. Tohnston
and eaptured Jackson; with a lops to the ene
my of 400, betides immense store. and manu
factures and seventeen please of artillery.
On the 16th May, fought the bloody and
decisive battle of Banker's Creek, in which
the entire Vicksburg force, under .Pariber- .
ton, were defeated, with a loss of 29 pieces
of artillery and 4,000 men. •
On the 17th, defeated the same force:at
Big Black Bridge, with a loss of 2,600 men
and 12 pieces of artillery. "
On the 18th, invested Vicksburg closely-
To-day Gen. Steele carried the rifle-pita on
the north of the city, the right of the army
mating on the Mississippi abore Vicks
burg.
(Signed,) Joint A. Itsw-kuts, A. A. G.
LLTZL-I learn farther tbat there are from
16,000 to 20,000 men in Vicksburg, and that
Pemberton lost nearly all his geld estillerY,
that the cannonading ceased at Vicksburg ,
about 3 o'clock p. m. of 20th. Grant has pro
bably eaptured nearly all.
(Signed,) 8. A. litraLsor, Maj. Gin.
WASIIIIO7OIII, hlay 24.—Offleiel details of
the battle of black River :
filiments, Tenn., 1
May 23, 1863, 11:30 a. N. I
Hon. Edward if. Stanton, &craw/ of liar :
The following dispatch hat been received at
these headci a a4ers and is forwarded as re
quested. 8. R. HURLBUT
Majortie ,ea'al:
RSA& or VICIaIiIIRG. May 20, 1863,6 a, w;
Hon. K. M. Stanton, Secretary of War:
Gen. Want won a great and momentous vic
tory over the rebels under Prizabeston, on the
Jaakson and Vieksbarg Road at Baker's
iifeek ' on the 16:h inst. Pemberton had a
most formidable position od:She crest of a
wooded hilt, over which the road puss. longi
tudinally. Ha had about 25,000 men. The
battle began at 16 a. m. and was gained at 4
p. m. Tut brunt Was borne by liovey's divis
ion and RoOlentatid's corps and by Logan's
and Crooker's of kloPtierson's corps. Hovey
attacked the bill and help the greater part of
it till 2 o'clock, p. ra., when, having iost 1,600
mei, he was succeeded by Banner's and
Holmes' brigade of Orooker's division, by
which the coolltot was ended in that part of
the bald. Roomer lost 600 man. Logan
operated on the right and cut off the ensinei
direct retreat, so teat he was compelled toes
cape by his right flank — through the woods.
Logan loss 400 Killed and wounded. We took
about 2,000 prisoners.
On the 170, tatimaing to the Big Black, we
fought Pemberton &gam at the bridge them
Ana esptarel three thousand more prisoners.
Re Lught to rifle pits, protested by a &Moult
bayo, 101 l of abatue.
bzigui•, of kloOlernaan oorpi,
obargid the ride pits magnifieently, and wok
more priionots than 'thew own - numbers.
Pemberton burned his bridge, ind returned
to Illokaborg_with only three cannon out of
silty that hi had taken out.
Building Gar bridges over the Big Black,
Gen. Great arrived before the town on the
evening of the 18. h, and now holds it closely
Invested. Sd had opened s lies of supplies,
via Ohioan* bayou, nicht out the town off
Gun Reines' Leff, whleb is abandoned by
the' enemy, sad which lien. Grant will °coup,.
There was sharp Dealing through the day
"utertisy. knish woe and - bolds the upper
bluffs and the enemy's upper water battens',
and gets water from the Mississippi.
SheCateli'e curl)* lout yesterdsy nee hundred
killed and wounded
McPherson, who holds the centre, lost as
awe as did MoOlernand; who holds the left.
The gunboats kept the enemy; alert during
the night, and probably the Lowe will be car
ried to-day. There are from 16;000 to 20,000
men lt.
Now Yon:, May 24.—Thi gondol
Washington dbipatolt• sap that, &driest' had
been reoelved by the President from ilenerai
lama, detailing Lis proceedings to the 20th.
He had fought Aye battles, captured- slaty
four gone, and MOO prisoners.
The Richmond lopirsr, of the 20th, sap
111 relation to Tioseenrg r 11 2 f. tome happy
combination be not made between the tones
ender" Pemberton and Johnston, the heroic)
city must fall."
The Montgomery ddrpniiiter, of the fiat,
says: "The enemy'. cavalry were yesterday
at Brandon, - on
the. Southern Road, twenty
odd mileil this lido of Jukson, near whioh
point we had a fora to protsot the road.
The Sue' army correspondence,dated'
from
says that news has bun soared
from the enemy's lines that Pemberton wu
defeated. between ,iaokson and Vicksburg,
with a heavy ices in killed and Wounded and
8000 prisoners, as well as one division of his
fuses being ant of, and retreating in i 13 oath.
erly direction. .
Gen. Johnston attacked the Federal forces
in Jackson, whioir retreated Upon the main
*AP . -- „__
Pemberton also attacked Grant, but was
whipped,
whipped, end retreated•upOn Vichstarg.
The above is said to be the *entente of i
dist:slob frets Gen. Pemberton to Geo. Leo.
Up to. 10 :o'clock-to-night,. the President
had no fat os
her intelligsn, exoepting a tele.
7u is .from Memphis, dated 1:80 p.. m., aging
s nothing later yet than the morning
re 1 of the capture of Violubarg. '
m the facts ,already received, no doubt,
aim to be eutertalned in any, quarter 'of the
fall at Vicksburg. The :Aram. oonituatiOn,
hotrevuje awaited With aludety. The re
joieing was general tOomliclat the city to-
' Atdud cif rimmed loldiers.
.
. ' itiatuiiisiiii, May24.•=flie Haiy:Depart.
meat remind a dlspatsh trincliewport Bows
to-day. dated Flegship Minnuotm Stating
that at 840 this mousing the squaw James
Brooks came down from City Point with 620
parouaimisoners, iodizes's eighty oakum,
i .
as the Grew of the Indianola. I
. Ulnae nil - 2 4.- 4 :044.. Curtis, las re
un nicked. sad ohm Behogeld mutinied .tha
oommoad of this dopartatost lads,. . Gai
geholleld Vail emsaaged cat th e PlaaWa's
gotwolassaisiks. ~ _,
;~~u „ ~
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FROM RRPUPUCRY , - V- ,
: --
0;
I -I
flpectei bloat& to tba Pittibeigh Gazette
liurainairani — kiaz oa Outanak.Ex:,
Leinmrow, olay 23,188;. j
I herein! returned from an extendedop
to the several outposts on
.the t'amberi . 11
The reports of lar rebel tercel in Emt :Ten
n het . bet much Ciiiggerated,: : an
r are mostly dative from rebel sotuees. Thai
princfpa) numbOrs,are collectcdl in Way
county, my., under Morgan and Wheeler.- .
The report of reinforcements to Becknew,
from. Virginia, is net reliable,,_ 1 '
• Capt. Zollarn, with a detachmont of the
44th, who crowd the Cumberland ford on a
moonnoiesance to the Gap, has returned. Ire
advanced to the Gap, captured all their pick
ets, and inaugurated a panto among the rbta ,
els, who fled in confusion. Not having u Rif-
Solent folio to venture taking the fortifica
tions, he fell back; whereupon the rater pnr l
sued and attacked him. Facing about, he
again reeled them, and safely recrossed lice
river. It was a brilliant and successful dash.,
Major Relay, of, the 10th Bentneky,_re,
,port. an ingigement with a paity of Mai- I
shall's min, under Major Steward, at Week
Liberty, In which he captured some igiiien,
and routed the rest.
Gen. Carter's moats captured two of Mor
gan's. .
Thue oomprime about all the military llama
to data. ,
There are no rebel, north of the Caroler
land river.
The weather is fine and the soldiers iti fine
•
earth arid spirits, wkioh enure up the Altus=
tion.'
I
General W il cox is tarrying out order No.,
38 with a vigor pleasing to Union menl and
the reverie to the rebel,. Some rebel
ladle, hive been notified. to join 'Vallnri
dighani., I 1
t • .1
The
goads are- everywhere thronged Iwith
Tennessee and Stnthern Kentucky "iscallies,
ti:eing the famine_ impending. !
The burning of the hospital yesterdaY had
Jilts to hive been more serious than the 'mire
loss of Property. One hundred ,and th)lty-;"
four ilok ware In it, and were 'awl
the most prompt and emergetioi, exertion!..
Gen. Wilcox superintended the removiil till"
all ware In the heads of benevolent °dunk
lie made a narrow escape from being °f ad
by the fell of an iron bedstead from an pper
story. The engine' were of• no valueWhnt
ever, and the pant, fora time was most pain
ful. The buildingsost $60,000, andli a total
loss.
Wimuurroar, May 23,--The Navy Deptrt
meat has received tho following from thelMLe
.
ilssippl fignadrort I
FLO{ 8111 P GINSBAL Puce. ~
Grand Usilf, dfiw, Iday 13, 18d3. I
Bra :=I had the honor to inform yon, from
Alexandria, of the capture of - that• place
and the' forts defending thcapproaehte to
the city; by the I naval forth under My born
mend. Twenty-four hours alter we arrived;
the advance guard of the United States
army came Into the city, and General Blinks
arriving soon sane, I turned the place °Sex to
his keeping. The water -beginning to fall,Tl
deemed it prudent to. return with the largestvessels to the, month . of the Red River. :I
dropped ; down to the forts Dernesy, in the
- Benton, and undertook to destroy those welts.
I only succeeded, however, in elleetuallyli:
'Shying thithros beary casemsnti aommend 7
lig the channel, and a small water battery
for two gang, about ell hundred yards below
I also destroyed, by bunting, one 4041
thirty-two pounder, and some inn-thrritiges,
left in their hark', by the enemy. The Main
fort, on a hill some nine tuandred yards from
the water, I was unable to attend to. It to
quits an 'extensive work, quite how and in-'
complete, bat built with much labor and palm.,
It will take two or three riessonito paildt Act-,
pieces. I had not the powder to spare to blow
ti op. The vessels wul be Ordered to work at
it oocassionally, and it will soon be destroyed.
In this lest mentioned fort, was mounted the
11. inch gnu, which I am led to believe - 8161in
the middle of the river near, the fort, ti, re:
bels throwing it overboard in their panto sa
tin approach of the gunboats. The !raft,
which closed the entrance, I hive biowd up,
.sawed in i•o and presented to the poor of the
neighborhood. /sent commander Woodeworth
in the Pcioe, - with the tinitseriand,
burgh and Arizona, up the Slack river to
mato a reconnoissance.
Commander Woodworth deitroyed a large
amount of stores, valued at $300,000, couplet;
tug of silt, sugar r znm, molasses, tobeoctfand
baron.
(Signed) DATIL, D. Panne,
Acting Bair AdmirM Commanding the Mis
sissippi Sqaadron.
Th. billowing was reenived this morning 'et
thie headquartirs of thil army :
jfewpkie, May 21.-11 ?dock a n.—Mejor
Gas. H. W. Lloilick,,Geoerid in Chief: •4 eit
leen has arrived at Lsgrange, who, left Can
ton on Saturday morning. Ho reports qhst
Johnston wan at Calhoun, seventeen miles
north of Jackson, with 6,000 Men,'endeavoi
log to skeet i junotion with Pembortnn at
Emrard's station. , •
At Stilly Spring:wife Saw 1. dispateli :frem
Canton, dated the 19:h fest, iti,fellcusi
Oen. .Grant was rdisterewl,woul
enemy into 'their intienclimeuts On
Bleak. Johnston has ordered aU the provis
ion. froinCanton. Toe NAZI RIVET Bridge - at
Jaiskson, and 'the trestle work at Braliddi
were burned. (Signed)! S. A. aualmov;
hisifr Uenotal.:
The Governmsut hes dhoti preliteleary
measures for lestorLogi4Clieid promedlties in
the haters District or Louis:snit. 'by
11
poladmint of Rivard . DumVll, Judge
,t he U. S. azolds Court; Rules Naples , Attor
ney, and James firattatu,'ldatshaf.
The present condition' of -Abe Andrew:Hell
fugitive stave case, alutded tuyeitirday,6 ads'
the fugitive in the custody of die military au- ,
rhorittes, who related tide morning to dollies
him to the civil authorities on a new warrant
issued by the Cemmlisioner under the fitgitive
ease eat, the latter having ban tippoussed,to
that odes today by the delireme Murt'for
the Dlairiet of' Columbia. Taus the case to.
mains "underided, de civil aid niilldry'au
lhordies again being in dtrect'oehtlict ,
.
Froth the Army . then Polotoc.`
,
HIADQUAWLIIIII ARXT or .ras Potomac,
May 24.—The latest published rebel hamp
er:toe from. Victebtrg fa hi edam 'LIB Skiers!
Want bid carried the Big Black, aboyi the
burnt bridge, sad bud .etteeseeented
Pier
burg. taking thirty rebel guns. Thepapera
speak mournfully of their. prospects , M the
Southwest, and- hope that affairs therr:may
prove less disastrous than reported. ' r ;
The Lieutenant Colonel consmanding the
bib Virgtaleoravah7 waa. brought tato camp
to-day by • detachment of our cavalry.,:ble
area captured east of the-Rappahannock, .
whither he bad mace, -as hi says, to be prey
int st the funeral of his child. ,
Oar river report that the tebehr
were busy in digging burnish% ot-the 'bent
opposite, to where the lower. , .bridgeiPmfire
thrown Over previous to - the late, ormislog:'
Also - thit the enemy's 'I plikehr luive , ,bess
strengthened on the river. . • -
•
Anima of the 'ROAN Bli]it.
Now Noon* 4.—Tholforth
arrived' from = Atplaisll, -with t 4 the
16th. Elbe haillMo,ooo In triature. Thin
la nothing new from CentraiAcieriaa.
The dimmer Cloastitniloa. from dart ran
cue*. arrived at Panama ob. the 16th. briog
lag Paelda.dabra of April 30th, stating that
the Prima bad bean driven from Puebla at
the point of tie bayonet, the..Preooh lopVing*
6.000 inen.., Also. that thoPionohyrronid h.
ably ...retire: to :the oeaboardioa the,gay ,
maven had est . in. The roads ,to Vera Alma
'retain bad aonditlen,.and wale Infostedl*ith,
guerrillas. Tito yellow fever was soon ox i peot:,
ed to braVoit,.. - .
, •
.B. G. ikalarilitaltsd States Clomml ;donor *IO
pony hod. method Panama.,
• EatbgaginUo Union IS ,
Yommintaa Matzos, May 33.—A lasi and
sittgnalsatio,Upion malting ma-Judd a _Obi
Polat Mat aming. Eipangmt_wore, main ibpa
Got. Pitlrpont. and Hon. Job fisca-1
The add. Ina` litattbar„ 141.
Minutia, ordain' bg Gen. Key,. 'aiiapf4esti:
Elipattink and.Ospt. Gin% has sitani Ls
'mu inagovied.T.Pad b
batg'a Insgs'antattni•ge.
;$ Jallo l ibbra 64/14#1 , 11robriaetvamial
....-
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112=2131
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Y05x,•1310... Ara td states
t6if'~ioetbh full beirbtotrogread
ood - Jiiii . CrOYnro for
$t0,0150 s ado, to'eotoat if Within six months.
Also; that s part-lot Grisit money
doposW, and. the Wilma - up on
Monday. •
,Ilarkets b
,f reiegraptp.
llh tlr YORK. Naj ; t O . SGO
910- for State. a' detlthe of • to;VS!: .1606.45.:f0r
$8 60%7 for ot.4thara: at dull; Cbtcato
111461 47. It:dia . :ollie ; 'dada.
Bair .k s beavy.l; ...;
1....}6@it 4 4..„ Whisky doll*. 43%441e: a.e.tipts
Ti 23,057,bbla.1,..Wh4af.ilUktAtti' pish.;
;1:3:174.14134,:: • " ,
71.• Stock - M.44 I.taslor; 111.1. , 11. - C.n4l 11.11-
tditdll%; Clactito 1.1.1.‘416.34r, ..a•mg
113 ; r
FL:tam • fld It odd.' • 4;14 ;
2,34
1 Ditwatiimnallindiou, Ili ; Catooo Comps.
ay. aX; PioneykraidaLUtal.-139; ou
pdla.a.4.l34;.l4amitii ca. 74,
• Ilidd,'l4•3f.j - *
Pillabil.Po/1, May dull; Wel of Oblo --
bud suit. r-nay Pt Of.
1 Lora art* taiall Muer of: ltyw flair .1 lb 45 f'•••••
' 141 wants Oorn. 114•1-•i144/234.- - .a . brat; lab •of f 4, 00
.61.114. 11.11 sl,4B;alal
&dal bf Paontylr•Ot• - - I.losi - diAl;
.11.50 . for adiedi' aid - 67 e ifi.fyittOur. - ' &AA/ f.o.b. hi '
!P•utuotl.sola Gas,' att76.:' • 7b-te 10:oluo up la
.Cugoa. duisa , alut;ltal••••• ..t.PiOrtdoo•. doll ; Met .
. 01 da.l:,yewat
B . 9 ;6boitoeiii ar'44.55C, 1.4 d Wooky .
G NU es 4.01 - 45e. - • •-•"'' •
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(Igneeetecel_te Jere Welt;I".
Tailore,
, Arist4s tifeeixts' elhele
13111111 G TOOp.OF GOODS
Adapted to Sod rheatrod' bashetts
ed ottb irriatcore to seidtbo. apyrobat on of b tit
'many friends'_ and patrotti,"iidtmoloo.'hy Itek et.
tuition to tontareo sod twat leuranty, to meet the
!*Provei 44 AU who !!•7 P'For "" 1, • ! , n l 4
• • OrITOIILV maroans •
Wade tO order In the brit taanotr and on routrooblo
term. •./1 moor dolehed v great eop Ims, II 3SIN
btat!, Field lad,' Lose sp a. we las to. the
rue,. eie etepemet - eteeatt• wi t iop k iisw
with OCIIIWthell• and • detpai : ' •
Ll4oirloPa very abstoe odectkot of ROitHaelitLiO
uOubts.rtaaye on PJ.d. ; 'o,
'WA. or PIM- A STOTLA.I3 STREIT&
U . . .
AZ .:LW000: .L. I TAI lON 1,1 1. ak S
./.1111 0021Talfr-haras.—ua YlIIl BD a 7
A 1.1 E4400 0 . it•ii .040 -
ok,
curbs trasitese, at lbw jived Statics. ea the Um.
lleethl•itsurfte i la as,tdou to-tbe .Ines places
~t 4 smoke Soled, asvatttotd. gin / .1101,1, 0v...-
10imint,Pilaffk:sattlitldfidil• tan the san• cu 10141
.trait. j
ho. t Confab:flag I. 'lore 122 petahtat .
ff 2 •• •11,•• Ift - "- •
ff .ffL,2ll
" ... 4 . Al ff " t• .
'llitat beastYal . aitulor :frim.try retiftentes over.
tom I h. vall..y of tha one of sta moat
romantic • tiro; sod &fedi., trflrad ern se.
to.stigi by tte. litaddoes. s tat Plant ,bca 4 . fa •
hol hoi.• dries ca.* the eitp,..Cletent 'Sent too
and a h.f • ; •
"safes oreaftt—Ofst-thOd cub; ths balance in
three .y••.• stmaatpepta.itte
&soda( Int% .ethl lets ;die ritteharsh a roe.
osotells 11..8. DaJot..priaeOriit g aiter lilt
m foe free coeval into o 1 'forums to the
male. AL trafa'teatroal st 5% hod n•••,e et ti p m.
•frli ; reem •• • DAs-IP. &peel MA er.
titV"
;.7 •11IT4:5 AT Atlo 1 - 111/ittilid V Ar
,exatmosr, al;at 20 . C2M2.; all birsold, oh
the Pontiac at ilissim pd blidiatarto ill's tonneau •
title 1411[:=12, Maittlas - uomrshiy, th• 4lbwinf Tsai.
Ma 022 LAM. 11/21r2 kitTO ltsin subtilikWdllrom ths
prop 'my ism of Joel llstMOot. • " •
. 21 9.. 1 coutifilno 6 ,scon:108 jyarbiumi; •
' 2 ' 112 do '6l do;
•: t' • do h. do e 6• 611- do; •
4 do 9 'do 141,4 - .,.."Mg
6 do 6 ; do_ 6 , 6
6 do 6 , , 00,
T do 5 , 'So 16 - 7 . doS
1 , 9 do 10 do 114 s -0 1 ' •
. 4- 10 do •10 .do 90 : 44
.do 9 i , .121 do; • ,
Tioss Small farms, yin .!John d. Woods' tract,
ars blunt, dwittlin atm hoiterrd judo of B•sw•
wand nudism, and wan sdoets I both for dollobtled
cottotry rimPtenolts. sod for truit aid line growls',
4COMea•
r e
rsobs - Os irrstrt•of olssiogr the - petal... Meows
the ditylof tide: 6111 66.111tintu tog differsst lots, b
railing too Thotoos klarrilaw, :about on the too/.
Plios of ths biros otia be mew ow 1 tio'oluestritt, or at
the Antatm Booms, 61 1/111.4 otfost, °Foam at bobb
ItlsoOot hell. Ws good Odes.
Ulm oft traLsatis kutis slab, sua4he raids%
is oos,lswo *ad thris yawl, Witting rod...
•
ill pram* deWsoui. oUrodag ths ash, alit b
- talon. fres of 'Dirge. to, this perlowtato orytof
Mils slit Misty toil Plitsborg arJutte !Mho LA.
- Depot &egoist:sr part . 1. 7 4:41}tc2 ax.. osISM
doe of :as is: Two hobo woutru to Pittsburgh the
lame smuts's—ow. at 0fi.6110 gm, at 6;a 10 ; •
_sotto D w e t s ., a arta wAltto.....orera.
pkiiodva a2.44.dek V u.otia-t-ttve.
2135.pa1l Eve Shy 00th,
t 3 ke.kcil. win be 110 . di p, oer ord.arostrut In
the wenn! nom selee,r,Oto ql too Ofaroffsl l . l 3 ..
eo. .
flon lio . . .1/1 ta mfrs.*, ho felteolf g ' .Inept
007 foloper, y Wiz. If ot•iud. In gho Mouth Word,
af a adj.tonlo the refidesoi dt rattan% Wato..o, aeq.,
on reoloyleadt• eveese; i •
One Join tett fro .0 on Pot itryl•aula itienuo, taw_
to tae! Condom start, sad Infoation beat
lit *3'l6 it s, feet oloy. •
'one lot en hen hout4ms, Talbeent root, sod Won&
Inc r act _084.1«1 to a. ttir ;let a'k7.. tow. t. he ,
Ono obelco inn staved two ftanoe et. 17 0 Let .
L in, alto other lingootoia.itie, tha bos Mogi
ea I. owed ghat th• orinau. ohm bi.l3:esal lika, 411-
.11. d mt. nur ofindsoloe dni Ire..
limos or t.fddl-Anor.a r a Osati,ll.l.ooeia ono and
ter.s,yrre luta katerra, 4ro ire 117 0u..0 owl ono 1. • fl
- 01 wit'llot •or.f.e.ern
kurrAttuti .c•• r krbbi
I. ;TO bit* aT"TRIVN Jeit,l u
D T !WOOING, bay 9 tt at 10 °Oak, vol be
old, at the Das I,n ‘'bo Mama ~ atm 4 eau . bat ,
kta, the oath, faralosasai ul an/ aaar ttaatot Id
Warattate, moats. wltab ..fia• t 4 / 1
labla,'Hilr !oat •a - slant Cbaln, w akidt 140, large
'and rlyant tilleßratuti,i,uolaag Giant;
. I.a. tat .r.
4P• I, , fitaltata 11.1 llt, , Chbatitat tlbasei liacatloch r.
s T - " , a l VOttitatat ;JIII.ta .04 Dr , fiat not.
atera, firm* stattratt Islena.. do.aaa bat.
Igt/t/It. , /4 1 ( .1 1 d.i0.1*.t4r IA p..., 10-./.144_0/// bat.
t nig /Oahu Qatari,' 'soma N'tugat kid.,
• I oittett.oolo• Dolt , Ii I caaa 411t , r • atla ;• O.OllCt 001
00,44. g /owe aaa all, teat ittaaial-, at, t.
tlta.,, a_ . DAV, a 4 • I. • • 'O, 0
L%-&-ot,U 4t.0100 po.t.n a. 40
iumsuir, syssame; Idint 1148, ot, Il
o"..tockiarUl bi ocdd, fd •11.•!..0pa,11.4 01 Ea. 0 on •
mem 4 SAO iocoa.a.ordoryf.s..4lsipaton at
tn. l.co sole;,' ;
•
8 aims, Bulk at Pltt!b4gb - Stock;
Et do isidilusio t4odt intact; • t
449- dl' .01.1sosoritont •titocki , -
60 do" Noun. PIIID;114 1641f0114 Cop EPP*
1Y.4 do Pitttbaliks tair•liu.lhoct;
tusrao" 4.1.4 Ou. block;
-• 4 vlle• , • • •••1••0 , 4 , ha. t toon.
11166:1NT: , 0afi..61!. 1404ra — is. Y AL
atrizlON.—A R . 21q44 , AY avatstaci. Slay
to a; at B a';locz Will ih'::4lo, at the Witmer lel
!See , Wenn .64-64 ?nib ctitechy era. v. tee
Licht. is at Jima Adate..ceno eed. 1h et el, wet!'
lut it gh:did eiteit4 - 44 tht"ectlitlg teiehl I,ls
WWI, Zs fret IlLrih of , Watirat..l.. iliming • front
a VI lOL ea Ureni 61..41U estendn4 be it 46
ntet, ea which is eneteen 14Witing;w1414 tlycLeg,
tvieCit = ! Toner It sae, • •
ter - ,44 VIII A Meth* A ltri,-AsseCre.
.
• Mite Wire* Dl' 'WhO• t LW.
.as leseeleyhtioff aij lead thawed
14 finPll4lll/ ihestegh Intl owe Tawaselp.. la lose of
.toa.Swe: se steecree 'seek ex. LW rupees at lOU.
log the sense es Anostos, eta 1. tt leo* f. jhk, ao.
elf .rhi
,sil itCl Ortra !r aj°
VIZ 011$
lnw r e m
wit la pike. beerietcinadtskai hilt* bees ptestP ,
N trout lour Se etzlesse t ....l.
sate , • ! .11 U. DAVIS.
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BONDS . ALICITIOX 011 Ifoli •It hVI.
t140;.111sy sr' 8 d oket. •••111 De: .Id st-sild
- Wawa - Cid , 0.1:e Jtedose.Jio.i •k ithk atria
-451.., oo /ado PittimEash'd totunda.U• Suirtdd
fken Modidise rkmdentrie
• 111 - . . via 4 Aka Lwes. . & 12441.
ALuent.aatlltwl►o sa ALI ewe.
.44(lie" Tmealiat: z.vsziuto,- airtsst. ell 4
• Velokk, will In, eoldwitie .Ihe. Ouissescial lW
ieesia4 Mao% 111.9 h eine' • ••.;
60 .sharill aiveinanteilleasfeeiiiiee.ikek Bent.
'codu • Aliegbeeilltuwensioh Italy to. !Mk
us Vie leei tile tb /men. .
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taitikwiavrattilitio t i ss. At •
orotook; tom 'to rA t, hi ghs, Uomaistelia tabs rooms,
64 /int ourbet toe Ail. chsator ;taits4 iseruivre.
anely/.Uia} e titres patent. . : A 49,ips•411vivai
LeTsr,.44:4 ote.r Moieties.
ms 4 , 0,4 vle s.Yot. WAIF*. Amen. •
41:11JAUlligui.ttp 444g,43 COlOO4-
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