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T 1 I E TELEGRAPH.
Is PIIBLIEHED
MORNING AND EVENING,
By GEORGE BERGNER.
Ofcce Third Street, near Waltitg.
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HARRISBURG, PA.
JOSEPH P. NeCLEL'UN, PROPRIETOR.
(ENCINTLY CONDUCTS= BY WILLS 00VIttLYJ
This is-a First Class Hotel, and located in the
central part of the city. It la kept in the best
manner; and its patrons will find every Recoil'',
modstion to be met with in the best houses in
the country. . . se3o-dtf
B. T. BABBITT'S•
Concentrated Condensed 'or Ralverlied
80FT
T HREE SOAP,-
gallons of handsome' white sow
SOAP made in five minutes. No grease
required. ,
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NusortoNs.—Dissolve one pound of B. T:
Babbitt's Concentrated Condensed or kulverised
Solt Soap in one gallon of boiling water, then
add two, gallons- of warm water. When cool
youirill have three gallons of Handsome White
Soft Soap.
Ten pounds will make one barrel of soft soap:
The soap thus made is an excellent wash for
trees, shrubs and plants of alllkinds.
Just received and for sale by
WM. DOCK, JR., & CO.,
1 . Market st., opposite the Court House.
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THE c , KING MICROSCOPE,"
DOUBLE , LENS.
PROF. HORSFORD, of Harvard University,:,
.1 says, "it works very well, and you have
got, it up very neatly." Magnifies 26 dianaders:
55 cents in Postal Currency. The " BOWEN
MIOBOSOOPE," 28 cents. The "S. WOOD=
WARD MICROSCOPE;" 38 cents. Or one each
of the three kinds for $l. All-free of postage.
Address T. EDWIN KING, .
,mr26-dawBm Box 330; Boston, Alas&
VISITING,
WEDDING-,
• IMITATION, AND
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B Y • a spe F ial arrangement with one of the
best engravers in the country, cards of any
diisotitition will be executed in the bizhest style
of art, conformable with:the latest faiihion; and
supplied promptly,ut lower Prices an are charg
ed by the stabonenOn New York, or Philadel
phia. For samples and , prices call at
nach9tt
.111=NER'S BOOKSTORE.
TATINDOW SHADES of linen, gilt-bordered;
V V and PAPER BLINDS of an endbvs vari
ety of designs and ornamente ; also, CURTAIN
FIXTURES and TASSELS at very low price&
Oallat SOHEFFER'S BOOKSTORE.
Bps~
HERMETICALLY- -SEALED. ,
pmeimnrAF TOMATOES,
PINE APPLE, SALMON,
OY WES, SPICED OYSTERS,
LOBSTER, SARDINES,
DOCK. Jr. & CO:
For Sale by.
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BIBLES AND '.117.11N BOOKS 1
A LAKIN and splenrllii*W_Of Pocket and,
.011, Family - 131131a5. ,1 '
_ -
rieebyterian, Methodist, Leahemu, German
Hetormed, eta other Hymn Bookkkitgttlecetv
at:,..e•PEXONEß'S CEIHAP BUOKSTOM
CQ4II OIL, a further reduction Coat 01 11
shpertorigticle of_ non-exphielveleog Oil,
for saie.vw,lunr,. by
:.NICHPLS & .110WMA$ '
-.oor. Fnint and Marke,Cl34:ll
tllllo'igalaßli ALBUMS chastely 11641
and clasped—for sale at
SCRKFFER'S BOOKSTORE,
p 18 Market threat.
DR. JOHNSON
33A.zermwOrtm
LOCK HOSPITAL,
srv 4le
most ce rtain ,
speedy andlrefmlmediesinteworlhfor
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
=ran a "ors io hvici'vm norms.
NO MERCURY DR:- NOXIOUS DRUGS.
A Cure Warranted, _0r...N0 Charge, in front One to
Moo Dap.
Weakness of :
-the. Back, Affections of the
Kidneys and Alladder, Invokntary, dis
charges, Impotency, General Debility, Ner
votisness;_ Dyspepsia,. Languor, • Low Spirits,
Conftiition of -Ideas, . Palpitation of, the
Fie art, Timidity, Tremblingi, Dimness of Sight
or- Giddiness, Disease of the Head, Throat . ,
Nc.se or Skin.„ Affections of the Liver, Latie,
-Sternttch •or Bowels—those 'terrible disorders
sibling from the Solitary Habits of Yonth- 7
those secret and solitary practices more fatal to
their victims than the song of Syrens to the
Mariners of Dlysset, blighting . their most bril
liant hopes or anticipations, rendering marriage;
Ste• impossible • •
YOUNG MEN
9. - 00
Mpecially, who have become the victims of
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which i annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thousands of Young Men of the, most
wilted talents and brilliant intellect, 'Who
might otherwise have, entranced listening Sen
ates with the thunders of eloquence or waked
to ecstasy the living lyre, may call with full
confidence.
M
Married Persons,' or Young Hen contemplat=
big marriage, being aware of, phySical weak=
nese, organic debility, deformities, &c., sPeedili
mired.
He who places himself under the care of Dri
J. may religiously confide in his honor as ; a gen t
Heinle, and confidently rely upon his skill as a
Physician.
ORGANIC WItAIrIIESS
Immediately Cured, and full'iigor restored: l '
This distressing affection—which renders lif
e
miserable and marriage impossiblo—is the_penj
alty paid by the victims,of improper indulgoncei
Young-persons are too apt to coniMit exmsea
from not being aware of the dreadful' comet
qualms that -may ensue,' No*, -who , that unj
derstands the subject, ill pretend. to,deny that
the power of procreation kt lost ; sooner by,thos4
falling ink improper habits than, by the prui
dent: Raffles being deprived the pleaktitret4 of
lealthrolfspring, the most serious and:41881;6c;
live symptoms to both body and ,mind asfsei
.The system hecomes deranged,fihe physical
mental functions weakened, Loh! of procreative
power, nervous irritability, dystiepsia, palpitsj
lion of the heart, indigestion, constitutional
debility. a wasting ofethe - f frame, cough, coas
sumption, decay and death.
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Onricia, I:1o. 7 Barra Femmes his;
Left hand ae going from Baltimore street, a'
few doors hi: the corner. Fail not to observe
name amt nninber. . •
Letters must be .paid and contain a stamp;
The Dostor's Diplomas hang in his office. '
.
D$ JOHNSON . ,
Member of the RoyalOollege (if Surgeons, Lon;
don, graduate from one of the meet - eminent
colleges in the United States, and the greater
part of whose life has been spent in the hasp'?
this of London, Paris, Philidelplda and elsof
Where, has effected some of the mostestiinishing
cures that were ever knoWn ; many troribled
with ringing in the head and ear's when asleep;
great" nerveusness, being alarmed at Kidded
sounds,- baslifulness, ' with '= frequent blushing'
'attended semetbnes with derangement of mind
were cared immediately.
TAKE PASTICITLAR NOTICE
These are some of the sad and nielancholy,
effects produCkr by early habits of youth, viss
weakness of the back and lin:the, pains in th
head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power ,
palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous
irritability, symptoms of . consumption, &c. ' 1.
MUMMY. —The fearful effects on the nihul
are much to be dreadnd—loss of memory, coni
fusion of ideas, deprission, of spirits; will knell
bodings, aversion to society;' , self distrust; love
of solitude, timidity; &n.; are some of the evilsi
produced
Who have injured' themselves by a pertain
practice indulged II when alone,' a habit fro.
quently learned from evil companions, or at
school; the' effects 'of whitdi are nightly felt'
even when asleep, and if not cured render
marriage impossible, destroys both mind
and body ; phonld - apply-lierriediately: - s
What a pity that-a youngt min, the hope of
his country, the:darling of his parents, should
be snatched from all prospects and enjoyments
of life, by the consequence of deviating froni
the path of nature and indulging in a certain
secret habit. Such persons BECISTi beforecontem
.
plating
MARRTAGE,
Reflect that a sound mind end 14.50 y, are the
Most necessary requisitetidd promote' connubial
happiness. Indeed, without these, the jonrio
through life becomes a weary pilgriniage : the
prospect s hourly darkens to the view the mind
becomes shadoWed with despair and filled with
the , melancholy reflection that the happiness of
another-becomes blighted with our own.
DIBRARP. OF IMPRUDENCE.
When the misguided and; mprudent votary
of pleasure finds lm has imbibed "the Seeds of
this painful diseaie; it 'too often 'hapirets that
an illtimod sense of shame or the dread of dis
covery deters him from applying to those who,
from education and respectability, can slate
befriend kW. `:Hii falls iilto the handa're igno
runt and designing pretenders, who, incapable
of curing, filch his pecuniary substance, keep
him .tkifiint racuith after month, or as long as
the smallest fee can be obtained, and in despair
leave' him with inine4')Malilk to sigh „over his
galling disapliaintment; or„lay,gro . ; use, of' the
deadly poisoo, Mercury , ' haste n the. constitu
tional symptonif of this terrible disease, mohair
affections of the, Head, Throat, Nose,.Skin v etc.
progressing with frightful rapidity till, death
puts a perklto, his dreadful , sufferings by. send
ing him to that undisooyered country from
whencii - no trireller returns.
-INI)Q=MNT ;THE TRW&
thousands cured t this inst Won
- The many th o .7 - I.thi - numerous huportant
year after year, . 13 ..
performed by Dr. 'Johnson,
surgical opnations
parlors of-t he Sun, Olippar,
witnessea
hY
there notices of which have
and many other p ap er s,
again before the PuldicielY 3-
appeared again and
gentleman.
of character
aides his standing as a
h eoffinient.etaranlee to
and resPonsib A 114 ' - a
the atE1,44‘'4,...
S KIN 1;11,51%A:11Z SPEEDILY MUM
0111011,' NUM FREDERICK sr.
JUt taL
BIABB,IAGE
YOUNG NXN
HARRISBURG, PA., SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1862.
New ltrertigtments,
The Great "American Remedies,"
KNOWN AS "Rgrdif_BOLD' S"
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, VIZ :
lIELMBOLD EXTRACT " BUCHIJ,"
" SARSAPARILLA,
" IMPROVEED ROSE WASH.
rigrarßOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED'
COMPOUND.. •
FLUID, EXTRACT BUCHU,
A POSITIVE AND SPECIFAC.IIEMEDT,
For Diseases-ofithe -
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, DRAY. '
AND DROPSICAI., SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the ;power Of Diges
tion, and excites the ABSORBENTS into heal
thy action, by, which the WATERY or CAL
CEROUS deposi i tione;rinid all UNNATURAL
ENLARGEMENTS are-mini:4d, as well as pain
and inflammation, end is good for MEN, WO 6
MEN,or CHILDREN.
HE * ACBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCEV
FOR WEISE . PASSES
Arising frdni. Excesses, Habits- of Diserpation,
Early Indiscretion or Abuse.
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING IMIRTOES
Indisposition to Exer-Drynetvi of the Skin, ,
tion, Lose of Power,
Loss of .Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling, '-
Rorror of Disease, ..., Wakefulness,
Dimness of Vision, • Pain in.the
Universal Lassitude ofElushing - of the Body,
the Muscular Systern,Eruptions on the Face,
Hot Sande, - Pallid ,Countenance.,
These synaptoma, it allowed to go on, which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follmi
TM - POTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one of which the patient may expire. Who
can say that they are not frequently 'followed
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by those "direful diseasus,"
INSANITY AND CONSOMPZION!
Many are aware of he cause of their suffer
ings, but none will confess.: ;The records
Insine Asylumwand'thdinelinicholy deistic's' . by
Consumption, bear ample-willieas to the truth
of the assertics • f•_[
27/1' CONSTITUTIO2W,' ONG'S' AMOTED
WITH ORSrA2ll — q WEAKNESS,.
Iliiiiffred the - didl& ifedieine tiststreligihentiiid
invigorate the system. o .which Efelnabold's Ex 4
tract Bupliu invariably does. A trial will con 4
viflasthe 4; t tkoDti
• FEMAT,ES—FIMALES:-:-FE,tilk:a s , - 1
olib'Oß'lroUlm, Nam,P, ,
OONXEMRLATING:KARR.O94, - :
In many affections '‘Lecnliffi to lenialealhe
Extract 'Buena is ,rrequOlefl'lly' Lify*Plher
remedy,adin Citioroeis or Retention, Irrigtri
bath' Pai4fffiness, or snriprission of the ;cue-
thinary Evacuations,: Ulcerated or Sadirons
state. - pf the •Uterus , ; Leneforthea or Whites;
:stannt, ao.foetal complaiilginddent'tli the
sex, vilietheirialeg from Indiscretion, Habits
of Diesipation-or ih the .
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE;WITROUTIV_
Take no Balsam,Mereury,or Unpleasant Medli
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HE MBULD'S EXTRACT B UCHU,
Cuyes Secret Diseaserin alltheir stages; at lit,
ile expense ; little or no change in diet ; no in-:
convenience and no exposure. It causes fre4
quent.desire, and, epee .strength to Urinate;
Thereby removing obstructions, preventing and
curing Strictuted id the Uietfira, “allaying pain,
and inflammation-, so frequent in this class of
dioeases,. end.. expellieg Poisonous, Diseased, and
Wornout Matter. Thousands:uponthousande
who hare been the victims of quaCks, and whd
'have; 'paid heavy feed to' ber cured ina short'
'tithe, hive found they were deceitedi and•that
the "Poison" has by. the Mite of"poWerfht
Astringents," been dileLfripin the syktire, to
break out in an aggravated form, and `perhaps
aiterrmaitiage. ;
Use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT; lITTOEIW fort
all Affections and`Diseased of the Ifilhary•&-i
gaps, whether eadstingefirEhrict or Female, from:
whatever cause originating, and no matter ofl
'hew ionk . standing. - 15lieases of these Organs,
require the aid of a Diuretic. HELMSOLD'S4
EXTRACT- /SWUM is'the .Great Dieretic. and'
ii `is "certain to desired effect in a
Diseases for which it, is recommended..
; Blood--BloOd—Slood. Heinibeldfallighly
Concentrated Compaind..ELUlD EXTRACT;
SARSAPARILLA SYPHILIS. This is an affeed,
tion of the Blood, and attacks the Sexual Or
gaiuVlinings of the Ears, Thidat,
pipe, and other Mucurflurfacee, making its ae-11
pearanes :the, form- of :Dicers. Heimbold's
Extract Sarsaparilla, purified the Blood, and
removes all Sealy Eruptions of the Skin, giving,
to the Complexion &Dinar and..liealthy Color.[
It being prepared expressly for this class ofd
,complaints, its:Blood-Purifying Properties -aid
preserved -,to greater extent than any other!
preparation of Sarsaparilla. •; • ;.•
ITRI:VROLD'A BOAR WASH.
An. excellent Lotlim.for diseases of a Syphi-[
title Nature, and as an injection in diseases of
'the Urinary Organs;. arising, from habits. of f '
•dissipation;' used in connection with then Ex
tracts Buchn and Sarsaparilla, in such diseased,
; as recommended. Evidence of the most. rel
spcinsible and reliable character will acocnnpairY
the medicines. CERTIFICATES OF CUBES!
from eight to twenty years 'standing;
names known to Science_ and Fame.. For
Medical, Properties of Snob; see Dispensary of
the United States. See Professor DEW-RE'S
valuable works on the Practice of Physic- Sad
remarks made :by the late: celebrated Drt , PHY-;
SIGH, Philadelphia. See remarks madeby Dr{
EPHRAIM . MoIX)WELL,n celebrated Physician
and member otthe Royal College.of;Surgeons,
Ireland, and published in the Transactions- of
the Hinge and Queen's JournaL „See,Medico4
Cirurgical Review, ,published bY BEM% TU.',
VERB, Fellow of the IloyalCollege ci:Buileonsa
see moat °Ellie late standard .worksion.liedif
cine. .Extract of Blichu-Lsl,oo per:bottle;or
six for : ssoo. Extract of Sarsaparilla; SL,OO
Per bottle, JR six, for $5 00. .Improved Row)
• Wash,.6o,..centaper bottle, or six for $2 50, or
hall a:dozen each for $l2 00,. which will.bnsufi
Relent to, cure the moat obstinate cases, if direbr
,tionaare adhered to. Delivered to any addriossi
securely packed from observation. L Describe
• symptoms ins)." communications. Curedguart
anteed. Advice gratis. • „
AFFIDAVT.:
Teisdnally appeared. •before me an 'Aldermen
of the city of Piladelphia, H. T. • Helintroldi
;who; being duly 'sworn, Both-say - his ItteePat*
tiona contain no narcotic, toJnierernry, or-other
injurious drugs, and are purely , vegetable.
; 1 1DIP. HELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before -me, this 28d day
of November:ll3,s4.l=- IWILL4'..IIIIIBARD,
Alderman, Ninth street ab. Race, Phila.
Addrivai letters information, in confolelitat
EL - T. lii.tadeow,ggeuit4. I
'-be"pot 104 Senth 19ttol t ieet,14v OWni.tt,
Philadelphia. - '
Nevi 211trertirtmento
AN ASSORTMENT OF
OVER 100 STYLES
-oz- .
POCKET -BOOKS, POSSES
MI
PO4TIKONIATE I S
'FOII :LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
SaSL-LEH.'B
Ding ad' Fancy' . 'Onais Core,
7• i .` t.
No. 91 Market Street
. • A FINE LOT OF
,BANOO, CANES. : LARGE WALLETS
lEltiffielßidendid. New Patterns of • -
A.D . I s VOMP.ANIONB.
The beet Motpeoo
SATCHELS, ;
'Anil of FANCY GOODS, snit;
able for Pimento', now on Band `at '
K.U.LER'S
thyli] bnig Stote, No. 91 Market Ptreet.
New. Goods—inst Opened!
ex
BIER-44 N E-110 S
4KfNDPIATIRNEWTq I I I 9BA
i ~t. tr acijilierrnew and improved style 'Of
„POIPELF:Jr ,Boo.lkß,
**Gib Vorib*On'opias j i", ;
CALF SKIN '.POCKET BOOKS, 1
BUCKSKIN PURSES,
ITORMION'AIF , S,
at prices to suit alloircrunstances
-VdithEtto tired igaT, '
Qonsisting of a firinattettiont of Westenholm's
.11.0BuperlotrEocketjadves.
GOLD' PENS,
Pen sold tufa ef guarantee.
FOLIOS,
WRITING OASES, 3
ROSEWOOD DESKS,
• , 7 PARETERIES, &AL!
Tngethatxlyitheiinry found
`Aria olitießodk 'and - StailminfilatnEllnirnent,
at • - ; 'BERGNER%
' 61. J bfarlcot Street.
353 R 111314. MILS. 355
•8.58 and 855 iirashingion Street. New
- York City. •
•. • .
GOVERNMENT COF
P DT up in tin foil pound: paper's, s, 48 in
boi, and. hi bulk. Our prices rauge from
7AotBo cents. We put .up the followitig•kinds:
JAVA; MARACAIBO,' 1110 *ND 'VARIOUS
OTHER-BRINDS,OF StIPERTOR COFFEE. .
'*o"bsiithre our COffeekte be better than' any .
ground Coffee now-in use. All ordeni addres
sed to tic or our agents,' - Messrs. Paco : I
SL
Tomo, 182 Chambers Eltreet, - Arner WeeOteg-
ton Street; New litirivOity; wilts weiye prptl
attention: :
The retail trade supplied by first class
houses in the 'Various ;cities:
TATIPPIL 'PLACE:
rwm-..1.-4keise; ' - • • •
14:15: —Trade Price'lliat r 'firubified upon tsp.!
3)11. tion. ' '-'declB2dBm-rilmr2B"
-HABISA - Ut
.20000--m—nipopec of the
following brands, just re-
txdved - •
• 'Nstisom'e,'sekbredal.
- Msw Jsassz, .adected.
' OD &hies, suporior.
MA:munne Eliosittos,cgavassed.
Munnsunt's Examen; tkt ateaneasaai..
Nos Cy!, canvassed.
hors Ora not canvassed:
Pre ni Heads, *id" it piny. .
06Intny very fine.
End hain seld'lSill tie guaranteed as • mina.
seated. ' DOCK, Jr.. & QO.
lATRITING. FLUlDS.—lices' , Ameilean Writ-
V V mg Fluid, a .eplendid at: 62 centii
per quart ; ARNOLD'S genuine Writing Fluid;
HARRISON'S Columbian Writing Fluid,
L&IIGHLIN & BIISHFIELD'S Ink, Copying
Ink;ioarmine And Redlnkii Of the liest
Bine Inli t 'lluoilage, &43., at
ap& SOHEFFER'S BOOKSTORE.
COAIt oti.di) not metal
any chimney,,a4,no wind will put the
light C ont. 041 and examine, at
NIGHST. & ` BOWMAN, i
jl3 Clor.eFront and Market Ste.
`PHOTOdit'APHIO ALBUMS,
Of any size net in did standard styles will be
=WO to order,:
fiIEAGNE*O
'
Cheap 'Bookstore.
CIEiEFI3E, old, and new, from prime Dairies;
'for side 10
• ITICHOIA a BOWMAN,
myl6 Oor. Front and Market.Steets.
'-heinietleallt•scialed;
in eausquid jail), of alideesitptions,-and!of
;the most delioions cbarsoter, for sale by -
f 6 DOCg t ,4., & CO:
TUMOR and ENGILISEL BLADIUNG, 'Wars
1- ranted not ordy t.o, retain. the, polish of but
inpreserieV:ieleatheiltielf:" For sale by
f 6 . 7 6.111 I)tX3lE„'in., &
.
el °REHM AND SUGARS of all grade= .end
jit reasontibld prices for dee by
1142,` D()CIE. ~.a►
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Different colored double varieties
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FROM WASHINGTON
APPAIRS AP POOLESVILLE
The ,Rebels Retreat Ito the. Nouutaing
WasaraWoir, June 12. '
Information;received to-day show that all is
quiet in the neighborhood of Pooleaville.
Moeeby'e raid into Marylapd ;afBs of short
duration. - , ,
special dispatch from Limburg says his
force was at Carter's Mills, on Goose creek,
London county, at daybreak to-day, hurrying
back to the mountains. - The Union trcops were
In pinsuit. :
Chief. engineer Sewell has been detachrd, from
special duty at New York, and ordered to the
Boston navy yard as chief engineer.
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG
BMWS FROM REBEL. BOVRCES
WASIEUIVITON, J one .12.
The Richmond Dispatch , of the. 10th contain
the following :
Moms, June 9th.—A special dispatch to the
Askerliser and Register. froin Jackson orothe Bth
says _a courier from Yicksburg,reports affairs as
Cheering ; our men are fatigued, but in good
Spirits f - Our less is a little over 600 ; Colonel
Mash, of Lothian& ' is mortally wounded
Noddles' battery,lostl2 killed and 23 wramded.i
Nine trains of troops, believed to be froni
flosecrans' army, arrived at Memphis en Satur
day. There is merely a garison et Memphis. i
JACKSON, June B.—A scout just : in froufficks 7
burg. reports all working welt. *Therrien are in
good spirits, but are somewhat wearied front'
lying iu the trenches arid 'cayenneto the sun. l
Glint" as slowly advancing by building parellels,i
viihich are' four hundred Tara from the outisr t
works. Our entire 'loss does not exceed ala i
hundred. .
Jana, 3.—A, privtitp dispatch from
ontheSili inst., ieporie - Vicksbarg
tight. •Kirby Sisfith its in possession of Mtlli
ken's Bend. . •
EOM NEW .ORLEANS,'
MrATER NEWS PROM MEXICO
• • Rim Tose, May •12. . •
Tohe.steaneship Mississippi, frpm New Orleakiti„'
has,a,tred. ;
"SpeafrdispatclerZthe 4Jltb ffß'Er
dated tkruthweit P Jtme 6th and 6th. say the
schooner Deariftlisertived frOm Gera Ortm lEcnr
officentreport that - the Mexicans retreated from
before Puebla. They are said to have spiked and
titandolied 'their guns. ,The French have taken!
•
possession of the city.
It is also said that the French bad arrested ,
the AmetiPattsconsul. No reason is given for.
thhi.proceedkig. .
The advices from Miens state that President
Juaiva has removed Cien. Cornonthrt from the
command of the.Mextban army of the Centre.l'
for failing-to suecor l the garrison at Pueblo., and
puttleneral Tefarza , in . his place—the Litter.
would at once `take commandof the troops at
the Capitaland make' 'every disposition for its.
defence. •
The New Orleans Era, of June sth, 4;ontairpi
an Important. order from Gen. Banks, to thei
effect that no interference le to be allowed with',
plantation property and article - 0 heretofore takem
area to be restore& '• ' . t •
FROM FORTRESS 'monoE.
Eg9 ll PO of BWgotifedertte Officers.!
Forams Mossos, Tune 12.
Toe flag of truce. steamer New York, in
of Capt. J.qh,n E. litulfotd; general flag of truce
officer, left for City rant this morning. She
took up about 1,600 rebel prisoners, including
tuteen ,
The propeller . Thomas , Sparks sailed to-day
for New York. • - .
The propeller Wm. Whilden left for Baltimore
this.aftemoon.
Maj. Gen. Dix and Staff returned from up,
,the York river this afternoon oil She steamer
B. W. Thomas:
On Wednesday thestearner Maple. Leaf, Cap
tain William H.- Deal, left Fortress Monroe for .
Fprt Delaware, for the, purpoie of conveying,
ninetylebel commissioned officers to that post.
These men were nearly all from the extreme.,
Southern States, seemingly well educated, wore
new and costly nufforma, and; according to the'
statement of the officers of the Maple Leaf, had
plenty of money about them.
The guard on ;bared consisted of twelve men,
who, with the Captain and , crew, were surprised'
just as the steamer was rounding the light-house
off Cape Henry. It seems that the prisoners`
perceiving the guard could be easily captured;
divided themselves into squads of four each;
and gradually advancing towards them, soon
Compelled them to surrender, as any attempt .
tn-resist, under the circumstances, would have
been futile.
The captain, crew and guard were.confined.*
such parts of the boat as prevented them from
seeing the direction of the steamer, whilst,
the meantime, theliket officers took charge
of her and managed the - piloting themselves.F
After running for . about, forty-five miles
beyond the Capes they stopped, ..and lower
ing Abe yawl boats very soon aucceededin effect-.
inga landing on:the ,senthere-Pirelda shore:
During the_trip ther Amsted their'. prisoners in
'a civil, manner, and,assured the-. Captain that
they would not injure the boat. Of the officers
twenty-slx refused to land, saying they preferred
to return to Old Point ;and await the,time for
thefr regular mole and exchange.
Theboats were retained and the steamer =4
der full headier steam turned and madelor the'
Fortress; • A report of the affair was -made to
General biz, and rahortlY afterwards ,a:strong
I"detachment of cavalry, commanded by Colonel
Pike°, was in pursuit of the fleeing parfir.r
-_ .
The contrabandlnty lit.fiSt.,D9miuga?
N1MY 45 4 3 4 ?um 1 2.-.)!
jiTfivrprass pubfianesf4 letter from Havana
g that Inforitationiourrettched there free
theibt•fitraband botany in the; 'South! aide of St:
Domingo,. that fifllyonelhalf of the five inu*
th:edmltirecf soot tt:grs, from liArfoikhaVe 494
Amongst ihe rindigrami swamps and ifrwM
Saila the'reet wotdd scoff foltow the witnennitr-
PRICE ONE CENT
FROM THE SOUTH
The Richmond Whig of the Bth contains the
ollosving :
Till YANK KS IN ICING WILLIAM 00IINTI.
On Friday morning a Yankee gunboat and
three transports came up the hiattiponi as far
as Walkerton, and landed a force of infantry,
who proceeded through the county of King
William on a depredating and burning expedt
tiou. They' burnt a saw mill at Weikel-tut,
and all the barns on the way from that place
to Aylett's, stealing horses as they went, and
mounting then:twilit'. At Aylett'a they burntd
some thirteen houses, together with Ajlett's
and 'Gregg's mills in the neighborhood. Here
they seemed to have turned back, for we do not
hear that they went any further towards . the
Court House. Theyseduced some six hundred
negroes to leave their owners and go with
them..
- -
The following editorial from tbe Wh'gis very
significant. It protobly refers to the invasicn
of the North cmtemplated by Lee and so op
portunely prevented by Hooker.
THE HILT OF DEBOL&TION
Day by day- the track of the destroyer be
comes broader. Two-thirds of 'Virginia, two
thirds of Tennessee, the coasts of North and
South Carolina, part'of Georgia, nearly all cf
Florida, Nbrthern Miseiatippi, Westera and
Southern Louisiana, a great part of Arkansas
and Missouri have already been laid waste, and
every hour brings tidings of fresh destruction.
Dispatches of Saturday informed us that the
enemy had, destroyed a million dollars' worth
of property on the Combahee and stolen. a
thousand negroes ; it was but a few days ago
that they ravaged the counties of Matthews in
this State, and even.while we write, tidings
come to us that they are burning private houses
and destroying every grain of corn they can
lay their hands on in the counties of Sing and
Queen.
Enough has been said of the barbarism of this
mode of warfare, and too much has to be con
fessed of the entire impunity with which it is
carried cn. Our outcries and our admissions
of the weakness or the imbecility of our forces
in the field but add to the hellish_ jdy of . the
foe, without stimulating troops, Government
or people to, the pitch of retributive vengeance.
The belt of desolation widens hourly, nor is
there Much prospect of an abatement of the
evil. Citizens complain- of the-.-Government,
which in turn complains of thecitizens. Mean
time common inquiry is made as to the exist
ence and-present whereabouts of the organized
forces of the Confederacy. .
We may be sure this state of things will coa
tings so long as the war is waged exclusively
On Confederate soil. Every day the enerny.re
mains in our territory will add to the width of
the belt of desolation, and they who now fancy
. themselves out of , d anger will soon discover
their mistake.,a thousand Yankee cavalry
n ride entirely 'through the State of Mls,is
t natilestation what hi to hind a
Pura through Prrginia,
North and South Carolina to Port Boyal? Cer
tritely uotirmcd and utrargamin-d.
not hittdet them.
The belt of desolation serves many purposes
of the Yankee softie. It opens a way to free
labor and Northern settlers; it diminishes pro
ductions and concentrates the Southern popula
tion within limits inadequate to their support;
it prepares a place for Yankee emigration if
peaceon the basis of separation ladeclaned. But
this is not aIL. It answers the purposes of war
as well as peace; by interposing a country des
titute of' supplies between 'our own and the
Yankee bord.r. Thns msafegirard against
thvasion. If Lee would advance, be must prove
through a desert, dragging immense trains of
food behind him. The arse is the same with
Bragg, with Johnston, with Price.
Indeed, - we hear that Price will find it diffi
cult, if not impossible, to muter Missouri. In
front of all our large &toles lies a waste,
where
there is food for neither man nor beast. Girded
'by a beltof desolation, -the North is safe from
-invasion ; the broader the belt the greater its
security. As the months wane and the years
roll on, the South, unless something be done,
will become, In the language of Scripture,
" the • abomination -of desolation:" We believe
that something will be done—the necessity of
the case demands it imperatively ; would that
we could be sure that it will be done speedily.
The cup tan be returned to the lips of the North
dragged with ten-f Old bitterness. Mercy to
ourselves demands this act of retributive justice
to them.
STORK ON ME FLORIDA COAST
The gale which prevailed for several days
last week Is said to have been very destructive
of life and property on the Florida coast. All
along the coast an immense amount of the
growing crops have been nearly all destroyed.
It is reported that in the vicinity of St. Marks,
an island was submerged, and a large number
of persons drowned.—Richrnond Whig.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Cotton quiet ; sales 3,000 bales. at 55®56c.
Flour dull; sales 115,000 bbls. at a decline of
10c.; State $4 6045, $5 . 85®6 for Ohio and
$6 15@6 80 for southern. Wheat declining ;
sales 170,000 bus. at $1 18(41 88 for Chicago
spring, $1 2611 40 for Milwaukee club and
$1 50 for red. Corn declining; sales of 97,000
bus. at 75176 c. for old and 72175 c. for new.
Lard dull except choice, which is firm at 9®
101-c. Whisky dull at 441 c. Coffee firm.
AM &—A —A large invoice of canvassed and
17. nncanvareed hams„ of every choice brand
in market. Each ham warranted in good Order.
Tor Sale wry low by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
Corner Front and Market St .
EMI
CIL/GAM — White and brown, of all grades
and prime. sand examine, at
ITMHOIS & BO W MAN,
jeB ' Cow. FrOnt and Market street
B novni -STOUT
and
• • SCOTCH ALE,
of the beat brands, always on hand and for; ► a
by [apl4]
,Wbf..,DOCK,
,Ja., Sr. CO.
NACIECEABL-4 large lot of Mackerel in
.IIfJ, barrels, l*alves and quarters, for sale low,
by. micuois & BOWMAN,
reyB Cor. Front and Market sta.
_ _
,
Dim AND . UNADITLTE 431i1Clai i
".from the most celebrated 11153Uthe coun
try. twit received and for sale , liy
-jl4 WIC DOLL Ja.. & CO.
ITAMS---Eschilor Hams, in huge and small
quantities, which we are atdeto sell lower
than any storem town. Qallind examine.
,SIO IIO I-P & et MAN i ts.
' I'oB Corner Front and Mark
4
NSW Yous, June 12.