The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1862, Page 5

Called for are to be used properly, in view of successful Operations by the grand armies in the field and to give them perfect efficiency. THE PRRSIDENT’S MESSAGE. ‘The President has sent a message to Congress taking ‘upon himself and the Cabinet altogether the responsi- ‘bility of the measure for which the House of Represepta- tives lately censured the late Secretary of War, General ‘Cameron. It is hoped by him and by all the members of the Cabinet that this measure will be understood by the Public as an evidence of their determination that no imaginary division shall be gotten up in the administra- tion. The zealand the unanimity of all are equal to ‘what have oxisted here at any time. THE TAX BILL IN THE SENATE. The Sonate to-day, in Committee of the Whole, con- €luded the consideration of the amendments to the Tax Dill. It 1s now regarded certain that the bill under con- ‘sideration will finally be adopted, although its final ‘Anishing will undoubtedly be loft toa conterence commit- tee. There arealready here representatives of various in- torests who have in vain besieged the committees of ‘the House and Senate, and propose now to make a final Asault upon the Conferonce Committee. Mr. Wilson, of Massachusetts, moved to strike out the ‘partof the Tax bill which puts a tax of twonty dollars yearly upon retailers of spirituous liquors, He wouldas ‘eave recognize gambling establishments or houses of il) fame by taxing them. Mr. Fessenden attributed the goal of the Massachusotts Senator to his antecedents as a ‘temperance man, but said it was sound policy to lay ‘Burdens upon all forms of luxury and vice. THE WAR EXPENSES OF THE GOVERNMENT, In his spoech to.day in roply to the resent speech of ‘Mr. Voorhees, of Indiana, Mr, Dawes, of Massachusetts, roduced authenticated statistical statements to show t the government expend'tures on account of the war sare much less than they have been represented, These fetatistics sustain the statement in tho Hxratp soveral ays ago, that the expenditures since tho beginning of the war have been not more than ove million dollars a -@ay,and that the aggregate expenditures for the year ‘will approximate with singular nearnoss to the estimate of the Secretary of the Treasury in his report to Con- ie & BANKRUPTCY BILL. ‘The bill reported in tho Senate by Mr, Foster, to es: ‘tablish a uniform system of bankruptcy, fluds genera favor. It has been carefully prepared, with a view of ; guarding the interests of both creditor and debtor. The passage of this bill is of vital importance to every com. «mercial community, and at the sams time an act of jus- tico to all classes in tho conntry, If ever a bankrupt “pill was needod it is now. The time is favorable for its passage. It has failod hitherto from sheer neglect on tho part of thoso most interestod. Itgis believed thero ts a majority in both houses in favor of the moa gure and only ordinary attention and com- “Dination of effort aro required to seeure its pas. goge. It is a measure of infinitely more utility and practical importance than all thy bills for the emanci |pa- ‘tion of the slaves in the rebel States, which will only impose upon loyal citizens increased taxes for their sup- port, without any cousejuent bonoflt. ‘TH HOUSE EMANCIPATION BILL. The advocates of the general Emancipation Dill, re- fected by the House yesterday, intend to-morrow to ‘make a desperate effort to have it reconsidered. Tho majority against it was only four. The friends of the ‘measure will have to-morrow two more votes, which -wore absent yesterday—Dunn and Covode, They are amoving heaven and earth to secure tho third, und r- ‘standing that the Speaker will give a casting voto in their favor. They hope thus to reconsider and pass the bill. ITUDINARIAN DEDATE IN THE pee rs HOSPITAL BILL. ee The House indulged in un old fashioned latitude fm tho dobato in Cymmittee of the Whole on ‘tho bill to purchase a site for s government ospital. Tho discussion was conducted principally by ‘Messra. Dawos, Voorhees aud Wadsworth. It iavolved a comparison between the patriotism of Massachusetts, Indiana and Kentucky, 12 which the recent letter of Gov. Andrew, imposing conditions to his prompt answor ‘to the call of the President for additional troops, was so -verely handled. To the people of the Bay State was ac- corded a full meed of praise for patriotism; but it was ‘shown that the Governor was only a conditional Union man, which, in Indiana and Kentucky, is regarded as equivalent to being a secossionist. Mr. Dawes, of Massachusetts, whose eminent ability in \exposing corruption uncer the Cameron regime hag made chim the subject of deserved encominm, replied to the late speech of Mr. Voorhees, ot Indians, which charged ‘upon the administration general extravaganco of oxpen- -diture, Mr. Voorhees responded with force, and that part of his rejoinder which accused Mr. Dawes of ‘striving to restore himself to the good graces of the republicans was much relished. Mr. Dawes and some ‘half dozen other republican Congressmen from Masnachu- sotts, have raised themselves to tho rank of patriots and statesmen by their conservative course at this Perilous -erisis to the constitution and the Union ; aud jt is to be hoped that nothing may happen to mar the harmony mong national men that is producing good fruit, TUE DEPARTMENTS OF GENERALS MALLEOK AND BANKS. No advices from General Halleck have beon received vto day at the War Department. There is nothing further from Goneral Banks, SERENADE TO GENERAL SIGEL. Asorenade was given to-nizlt to General Sigel. An immense concourse assembled in front of Willard ‘8, @c- companied by ® band, and Germaa socioties with flags and banners, After the mrsic and choering, the Chair- aman of the Committee of Recoption, with a neat and ap- propriate introductory spesch, prosonted General Franz Bigel, the hero of Wilson's cresk and Pea Ridge, Genora! Sigel, 1u substance, said;— My Friends—I thank you for this groeting, I did not come here to make speeches, [| wee, was a soldier's duty, in obsdicncs to tho ordors of th go higher in authority, and 1 am ready to periorm that y, and obey suci oréers wherever the good caus, of the Union may demand it I may also assure you that tearmy of the West, nnd wil the peop! if West, are unaaimous on the Bubject. They areroxdy to follow their flay wherever their alls. But they want ‘to tight; they want somebody turt. They lock with ad- «miration upon the army of the Potomac. Nu snecoos was over achieved, no raid ma ch ever exocuted, by the Armies of the Kast that did not thrill the Army of the ‘West with joy, and ins; he hearts of our brave sl- diers with courage to such ideas. My frionda, you are @ brave people. You are fighting fora con: Biitytion which is @ guxranty of Jibert speech, liborty of pross without iufringoment, ax Of asveinblae and discussion—in short, for co: atitution- ai liberty. Again thavkiag you or this kind attesti which | canuot consider ay jersoralte mysolf, bat as & tribute tothe Army of the West, I bid you gooul night. Short and pithy speeches were made by Gen. Carl +8 hurz, Owen Lovejoy, Elihu B, Washburn and others, all of which were romarialis for the ontire absence of any allusion to the irrep:orsitvlo negro. ‘Thoy wore una nimons in their praise of Sige’, When Lovejoy con- cluded his speech some one in the crowd remarked— That is a good speoch, Lovejoy; for you never said nig- gor ones.” The moltity assembled was fall of onthusiasm. The VISIT OF GENERAL M’POWRLL TO WASINGTON, Major General McD swell was in Washington to-day, ANKEST OF LADIES, Tho Washington goss);# were to-day furnished with a if esh subject by the arrest of three lndies—two of whom woro tho wife snd daughter of a prominent olficor of the -Fenate—while passing the old Capitol prison, in which are confined the rebel and State prison. ore, One of them raised her handkerchief to hor Taco, and prased it several times with rapidity over dor mouth. This movement was obsorved by the guard, who stopped the curriago and requested the Indies to -Alight. On being conducted to the guard room, they ‘wore informod that they were under arrest for violating @ public order prohibitery of any ywaving of handkor- making any other sign likely to be interpreted ignal to tho privoners. The lady stated that she had been cating oranges, aud was merely wiplag her amouth. ‘Tho mother and daughter were ro'eared, on a promise to bocareful not to violate tne rule agin. The other Mady's ¢'90 {8 a8 yet not Misposod of, ‘The ordor is imperative on the officers to make such cairests, ‘THE INMATES OF THE OLD CariroL Prison. In the old Capitol prison there are now oue hundred and thirty-five prisopera, one hundred and three of ‘whom aro prisoners of war. Among the State prisoners are threo women of some notortety—ire. Greonhow, ‘Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Boley. These women manifest ‘the most uncontrollable excitement at the movements of General Banks. AA the request of Governor Stanly, through an order ‘from the Scoretary of War, there has just bean sent to North Carolina, with the Provisional Governor for that State, all the North Carolina prisoners of war, COLONEL VAN WYoK. Colonel Van Wye has am account to asttle with gen- NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1862, & tlemen here who have denounced his action on th? Pe- | array’ of figures as to his assumed public debt and NEWS FROM CEN. MCLELLAN’ ARMY _ | its ineresa:ng, alarming magnitude, Mr. Dawes remarked has not whelly sitenated them from Christ 3 on R w ian, : Biagula, He will return to vindicate himself and con. | from rali, bis data, the expenditires of all the dopart: ailtude for Christian irottiment. Those fellows tall | “O'DOvanvs.—At Brooklyn, om Monday, May 26, of found those who have assailed him only because monte of the soveriment oulshle of the war and navy conflicting stories about masters im ‘“seceah ,”” and I did , ParRion OU! a the SAB irene chairman of an investigating committee that exposed | since the adm.uistration came into are as fol- ot think it worth while to waste pen, ink and paper b: y lows:—For the LMterior Department, Indians and ° some weakness and short comings. sions, to the wid of oo $3,031,860; aivil ‘THE SUNKEN VESSELS AT NORFOLK. list, foreign intercours@ and miscellaneous, $21,685,010; ‘The Navy Dopartmout will recoive proposals until the | making a total of nearly $25,367,000. The expenditures of the War Department during that time amounted to first of Juno for raising the sunken vessels in Hampton | e574 179.099, and the Navy, during the same time, 4 'y writing any statements that made. They will be sent North in # day or two, — . THE BATTLE OF WILLIAMSSURG. Another Engagement -with the Rebels. May he rest in peace. : The relatives and friends are respeeth.."'T iprited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 153 Navy street, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) aftern. °D, a% three o'clock. PaLMeR.—On Sunday, May 25, at three o'clock in th? Roads, $42,055,000, or @ total of $416,227,000. ori om ore ife VISITORS TO THE WEST POINT ACADEMY. daily expenditures in the War partinent ha been | THE CAPTURE OF HANOVER COURT HOUSE, | tmteresting Account of the Affair—Maps RO eye 39 fot iy a and’ anyon ‘ig ‘The President has appointed tho following visitors to | $897,205, and those of the Navy, $100,862, making the of the Positions—The Latest News from ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully average in both departments $408,147. ' No’ requisitions the Military Academy at West Point for the annual | are unjaid, excepting of a few thousand dollarh for ile. examination of 1802:—Rev. J. Phelps, of California; | gality or disloyalty. Tue payments last Thursday were a zn only $864,917, yet the day alier, when the paymasters dees R. Copeland; of Delaware; Horace G, Biddle, of | Coy) in, the exvenditures ‘were $2,000,000; baton Sature Indiana; Hon, James Knox, of Illinois; Hon. Isaac P, | duy ouly $500,000; and the expenditures 0 the govern- Christiancy, of Michigan; Edward B. Nicklesson, of Mis- ay eg to an eG ot Mo hae round Ber no0 GOO atl w ; yr the military, 000,000; nay 3,000,000; souri; Hon. Samuel Upton, of New Hampshire; Hon, other exponditures, $25,000,000-a ior $41,500,000. ‘Thos. P. Carpenter, of New Jersey; Rev. Dr. Francis | From the sth of March, 1861, till tho 22d of May, the Wayland, of Rhode Island; John B. Rodgers, of Tennes- re Salis seciading § $70,006,000 old debt, meaues bes 4 : r an, amnoun' ju the ay ateon Friday see; Philip Bartlett, of Vermont; Dr. Ormond Boatie, ball PETC RTERT Cle Paarneiepeny ie pnts eddeaniyr yg Kentucky; Hon. H. B. Custis, of Virginia; Rov. L. Van | expenditures under the former administration and Bokkelin, of Maryland; Gen. Joseph Markle, of Pennayl- bo ero Rona, as ae the piel Ist, ie . ration een more ones! ane ‘vane; Charles Anderson, of Texas. economical than that. In this connection he re- FROM MEXICO—THE RELATIONS OF ENGLAND AND | ferred to the traitorous efforts of Mr. Cobb to destroy SPAIN WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF JUAREZ. pie mera Sghrens aca ee ele Ecce A gentleman just arrived here on official business from }, show! er le fairs with consummate ability. Not adollar has been the city of Mexico, having loft on the 5th inst., reports | jos: to the Treasury by dofauli or wasted in proftigacy. that toward the latter part ef last month, the British | Tho rosult is the credit of the government is unshaken, Minister, Sir Charlos Wye, concluded a troaty at Puebla | buth at home and abroad. In furthor reply to Mr. for every dollar plundered by the re- with Senor Dobiado, by which all difficulties with the | pudticans hecould nape Slantieing bythe Engiish wero amicably settled; and, had it not been for | democra's since this administration came into power, the sudden action of the French, a treaty with Spain | 80d vncluded with remarks in no degree complimentary ty tho loyalty of Mr. Voorheoa and his party friends. would have boen concluded also by Sonor Dobladoand | “yp, VAuLaxpianax, (op.) of Ohio, replied, alluding to Goneral Prim. Tho latter person, howover, left the | Mr. Dawes’ figures, and saying that tho Secretary ot the shores of Mexico on good terms with the Juarez govern- Treasury docs uct affix his name to the statoment. It came from some clerk. ‘Ihe censor of this a:ministra- ment, anda minister will bosent to Madrid to arrange | tion had authoriz da Ganpaieh stating that the expeoses satisfactorily all matters in dispute, of the perma c@ novexceed, it they equal, one mil- OUR RELATIONS WITH MEXICO. Hon dollars por day. Me. Dawn repited that the gontleman had no authorit Tho President of the United States, in roply toa reao- | to say his siatonuent did not bear the si, sture of Ue lution of the House, asking, if not incompatible with the | Secretary of the Treasury, nor was it true the data was public interests, to be furnished with copies of such | f¥:nished by a clerk in tie Treasary Department, Mr. VaLLanuiuitam rejoived that when the gentleman correspondence as may havo been receivod since the late | would not say the statoment bore tho signature of the mossage relative to the condition of aifuirs in Mexico, | Secretary (Coase), he (Vallandighau) bud a right 1 us and the breaking up of the treaty with the latrer by the bsgnkor a) here big, sanction. He then replied allied Powers, says it is not deomod expedient to comply the fuancial part of Mr. Dawes’ speach, and read the Union Armies—The Retreat of Gen. Banks—News from Europe, &c., dec. A highly interesting and authentic account, by our ‘Special Correspondent, of the Battie of Williamsburg, showing it to have been one of the fiercest Fights of the Rebellion, accompanied by Maps and Diagrams of the Line of the Rebel Defences, and the Position of the Two Armies at the time of the decisive Churge of Hancock’s Brigade, togethor with a correct list of the Killed and Wounded, will be published in the Famy Herarp for this week, ready this morning. It will also contain the Latest News from tho Poninsula, showing the Progress of the Advance on the Rebel Capital; An Account of the Attack on Gencral Banks, and of his Retreat to Williams- Port; and all other news of the week in relation to the Progrosa of the War; Late and Interesting News from Europe: and a variety of other usoful and interesting reading. ‘Torms—Two dollars per annum. Single copies, in wrap- pers, four cents. OMecial Drawings of Marray, Eddy & Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri 8 * and Missour Slate Lotterien CLass 24:—May 27,1862, 6, 62, 44, 68, 3,20, 3b, $0, 35, 10. 68, 93. 7, ULAss 320—] 7, 64, 9, 17, 8, 45, 85, Vy hy 40, 86. Soe 21, 61, 72. CE Lr ee ae eats . Covington, Ky., oF St, Louis, Mo. invited to attond the funeral, this (Wednesday) after. hoon, at thiee o'clock, from her late residence, 189 Souts Third street, Williamsburg. Venpencast.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May 27,0f eousumption, ParRigk PENDERGAST, aged 14 years, 7 months and 19 dayy, The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- Spectfully imvitet to uttend the funeral, on Thursday aftorpoon, from the residence of his parents, No. 49 Pre- sident street, South Brooklyn. POILLON.- ‘Tuesday, May 27, after a short illness,- Joux Avaustvs Por.tow, aged 26 years. His friends and those of his father, John H. Poillon, and of his brother, Seaman Poilion, are invited to attend the funeral, from the house of his uncle, John M. Seaman, No.10 East Twelfth street,on Thursday afternvop, at four o'clock. Panwxn.—On Monday, May 26,Punar Parsex, in the 70th year of his age. The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesda) morning, at ton o’clock, from his late residence, No. 1. Cannon street. Oecd 27, Joun Qua, in the 62d year age. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are res} invited to attend the funeral, on Deaety ternoon, at baif-past one o’clock, from the Reformed church on King street, noxr Macdougal. The remains will be taken to Tarrytown Cemetery for interment. Roops.—At Wost Farms, Westchester county, N. Y. afer a lingering ines, Sun, wile of Johu Rood, aged years. Tue relatives aud friends of the aye 3 are respectfully invived to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) after- noon, at one o'clock, without further invitation. Surti.—Killed at the battle of Williamsburg, on Mon- day, May 6, Javus Perccrmw, oldest son of the late Samuel and Christiana Smith, in the 25th yoar of his a *Simue.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May 27, Eumanens THE FINAL STRUGGLE NEAR AT HAND. Spirit and Condition of the Union Troops. General McClellan and the News- paper Correspondents, &e., &e., &e. Wasninctow, May 27, 1362. The War Department received advices this evening from General McClellan of the capture of Hanover Court House. Our loss is said to be small; that of the rebels considerable in killed, wounded and prisoners. One of the enemy’s cannon was captured. MoCrz.ian's Hrapquartars, May-27—8:20 P. M. To How. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War:— I find some of the newspapers publish letters from their correspondents with this army, giving important information goncerning our movements, positions of troops, &c., in positive violation of your orders. As it isimpoasible for me to ascertain with certainty who these annonymous writers are, I beg to suggest that another order be published, holding the editors responsi- ble for its infraction, G. B. MoCiELLAN, Major General. Our Special Army Correspondence. Boar Swamy, West oF THY CicKanomiNy, 862. OMetal Drawings of the Kentuck; Delaware State Louerions wer eee Kenrocky, Exrra Crass 197—May 27, 1862, 30, 49, 1, 17, 38, 21, 73, 42, 50, 58, 36, 65. Dztaware, C1433 236-—May 27, 82, 57, G4, 27, 38, 6, 13, 74, 55, 17, 58, 34, 4, TL. Circulars sent by addressi JOHN A. MORRIS & CO., Wilmington, Delaware, or Covington, Kentucky. ‘Srmeu a wife of Bonjamin Stelle, aged 65 years, 7 months and fay Notice of funeral to-morrow. Sway.—On Tuesday, May 27, after @ short illness, tho stat-menis of the Secretaries ot tho Ireasury May 23, 1 Eee CaTuAnine SWAN, daughitor of Joseph Swan, aged 8 years, with tho requost at the present time. and War, and Chairmen f the Committeo of Ways and Another rubicon is passed. General Keye’s two divi- A New Show of Photographs.—Sce the 7 months avd 13 day THR GOVERNMENT POLICE OF BALTIMORE. | Means, tO show tho expeuditures to be from two to five | sions today crossed the Chickahominy river on the | Mantes Youlay at HOLMES" Park Galery. Albom Pic: | q,220,!fients of the family aro respeotfully invited to : milhons per day. The Secretary of War has submitted to Congress the | , sir, Coane Cae, ) of Ind., said:—The gentleman is statement of General Dix in reference to tho maiu- | making his calculations upon {aise bases. He hus predi- tenanco of a federal police at Baltimore, from which it | cated bis figures uyou the wseumplion that beeauso, when the army, inthe time of poace, numbered eigh- appears that on surrendering the management of the po- | teen thousand men, and the cnvenainite for the Ae lice to tho city of Baltimore, he retained a sinall force, | amounted to cighteen millions a year, therefore it fol- the aggregate expense of which is soven hundred and | lows that the cost of every soldier now, as then, is on the average a thousand dollars anauaily. 1 desire to ninety dollars a month. An appropriation for the cost | draw attention to a brief explanation hats iigures. of this force tor one year from tho 20th of March, isre- | Tue cost of one thousand dollars a your a man inciudes commended. f ne cost of Rr bei cost a tho rede ormerne’ uilding in various parts: e country chargot to the a iniothess la coher (et9 GuUlthey expendishte: “"Wuritacmore. iprait bs esr The following have been appointed Acting Master’s |. that this stall army was scattered in’ Califoraia, Utah, Mates, and ordered to New York:—Henry B. Francis, | New Mexico, Toxa8, aud in remote Territories, whore Bonjamin F. Morris, Jobn F. Lovejoy, Potor ©. Assorton, | the cost ov providing for thom was exoassive. But waen 2 vu you have an army massed, when you have one hundred Frederick Furbish, Charles Bostwick, Georgo F. Benson, | {yousaud mon hore «ud auothur Hundred thousand men Oscar Wendell, Jchn Soars and John H. Leviscott. tn auothor place, with all the necessary supplies near ir 4 them, the expenditure dces not come up to a thousand = ih resp ian age he dvilars ayoara matffor al all ear thatamouut, Bat, Senator Wado urged the taking up of a bill this morn- | sir,a word about the credit of tho country. It is the ing on the ground that it was the “ bargain among Sona- | miracle of the nineteenth century that tho credit of the tors.” country has stoadily rison higher and higher in the THE LONG BRIDGE. midst of au intestine war; and whi'e the geutiemun from z Obio (Mr. Valandighain) secks to make the country The Long Bridge is again impassable. This is the | believe the expenditure of the administratin is third time that it has happened since the beginning of eociag bie! it ie este than Set tacos make it, the country still eviuces in a marl legroe its conf. thewar. Fortanately the breaks have not ocourred | (ce in the guvorument, No other instipce can bo ata perilous moment; but should the fortunes of war | shown of a country engaged in a war—espectally in a ronder the uso of the bridgo a nocossity, its loss would | civil war, which abskes public .goniideuce more than a 4 E foreign count ios—bourin under sucl bacumo @ vory serious matter. Tho military authori | ocr mous expouses. 28 our ration is Gompellod to in ties asked Congross a year ago to makean appropriation | qn grodit of tho government has gone up aud up, till for a now bridge for army purposes. It was refused. | now its paper is above pa’. 1 tell the gentisman ‘The breakages have made losses to the government by | from Ohio (Mr. Vailantighi that ny attacks : upon th) aiministration, uo attempis t> make tho delays, &c., that amount to more in dollars andcents | War gxvonditures larger thaa they Toilly are, than would have sufticed to have built a proper militery | no att on thursday afternoun, a: two o'clock, from the residence of her father, Nu. 4 Monroe 8! be Watrorn.—On Sunday, May 25, at No. 110 West Fore tieth street, Hansa, wife of William Walford, aged 6% yearg and 6 months, ‘The funoral wil! take place this (Wednesday) afternoon , at half-past one, from the Church of tno Holy’ pnocents, West Thirty seventh stroct, near Broadway. The friends of the family are invited to attend. Wasrmweiniy.—un Mendy, May 26, after a short it ness, Davin H. Wnerenstk.0, 1 the &vth year of his ae. ‘Tao relatives and friends aro requested to attend the fonoral, this (Wednesilay) afternoon, at two o’clvek, from the resideaey of bis mother, No, 475 Pacific stroet, B ooklyu bridges built yesterday, and encamped three miles | ‘Ut 4c. No. 264 Broadway. nearer to the capital of the sacred soil, which we aup- poze may be culled the sacred city. Thus we aro still in the advance and our gallant leader is, we believe, tho first General to pass with an army this now historic stream. Before the march of tho army, Colonol Ruszell, with tho Massachusetts Seventh; Colonel Noile, with the Penn- sylvania Twenty-third, and Colonel Grogz, with the Eighth Pennsylvania cavalry, made thorough and admirable reconuwoissancd about four miles out on the Richmond road. Two miles from camp they found the enemy’s pickets, who fired with more intention than and then sought a sa‘er place nearer to the heart idom. Stil cor men pushed on close to their heels, anc few miies further ‘on came upon a body of the enemy’s infantry, abont five hundred strong, with cavairy, tho rear of Longstreet's division. ‘This body of the esemy was oquaily dispcsed to show a close acquaintance,and ag all that we desired to know was now known, the party returned. Colone's Gregg, Rnasell and Neilé, who have reconnoitered this road now three successive days, have done it with the greatest caution, skill and success, and almost without lozs. This is no light praise, as the rebels haye vory evidently expected that we would stumble upon them every step, by some one's blunder, and rotire suddenly, with a loss of fifty or more men, as we have alrend: done too often. On the hither or Richmond sido of tho Chickahominy wo sti!l fd the country very pleasant, but without tho finer features in landscape, &e., that we noticed between that river aud the Pamunkey. 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One Dollar Clothes Wringers, Jast Pa- tented; wrings beautifully, and fits any tub, Address, en- closing one dollar, Pierre 'D, Van Hoesen, 67 South street, upstairs, N. B.—Patent Rights forfsale, and agents wanted in every town. qiristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative and figa, the best in the worid, w! gale and retail, the dye privately applicd at No. 6 Astor Hoase, wot, diect OF indizect, ‘to alarm the | to fichmond. But the opinion gains ground in tho army, —— —— ‘A TORR TOBACCO.—YELLOW BANK TOBACOO.— bridgo. feoaiees pe’ Pike'the paclie bery in bare financial | from the cotinual repetition of what is told by contra: W. A. Batcholor’s Celebrated Establish- See eee as it cancoes tine onan aged ERMENT market, cam shal ublie confidenge ia the mon at | bands and privoners, tht the @emy will nob, aud 1 tice pesea : patties, for bac " 4 THE DISINT! OF BODIES OF SOLDIERS. yey ereeradidan | pris " ony wil uob, aud tsdeod | went for Wise tounees, Hate Dye-and Hair reins, and | uch Or goo bwin & BROT ENE DN Waisrtrost cannot, fight us. A contraband, who was a teamster in tho Fourth ‘fe ‘sick to wia Creain for beaitifying the hair, 16 Bond street, Notice is given by the War Department that the fur- ther exhiimation of bodies of tecoased soldiers, in cass whore public means of transportation would have to be gentioman, are detoruiiued to carry oa the war toa suc regitnont, and drove several. ¢ 8 ful and triumphant chs, until the Stars and Stripes "6! joads of chmond, in answer to the qnestion as to whe- AY BARKER’S—WIGS, BANDS, TOUPEES AND Hill, Inimitable Cutter of Halr and Human Halr At f the best kind, 622 Broadway, _ The Impending Battic—Stormy Wea’her—Cond tin of the Roails—The Co.rmendable A Dosperats Cmylich An ‘ foot of tho national domai, thor many wore ‘sick, gave the popular “Thoa- | whisk 1 Barclay street, Hair Dye 60 black or | =—— — Felied on, cannot be permitted, and has boen prohibited | firil avery where roballion i8 erushod uttarly and tore | ends om chousands, = DEVAS EMIT (eONo gh a ee eemenin mertar even Finis SueuLre Maro MND Op T GIMBREDE'S, $1 ALBUMS (¥IFTY PICTURESD ayer: n, sir, this nd ain's ration eame taro power, ae ————_—_——-— retailed at $3, Wedding Cards, Note Paper, Monograms PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS vape Rapreeangre pes) 20; 18h visi nenpaltation foc he eoabellonmgntendrenerstionsé. | eee . avetilas: brated consultation for the embellishment and restoration NEW GAS APPARATUS the hair, Oilic-, Astor House, mont, t HIRT Xu: tin bead i aR | BCS, 1b twe've por ceit., the bidding fo: = ot were aeoon eee bs from twelve to thirty Bix por cent re FOR THE COUNTRY. ‘Tne subscribers are now propare to turni@ their NEW PATENT Wane 8. t rang- Zeit of Our Army Oficers— ap yours eh ipatd—Jef. Davis in the Beautifal Complexion.—Laird’s Bloom a on nm te vs * -, of Youth or L id Pearl, for preserving A titying the ‘OR Ld! ae now, gust is ta conild-nes im the gliniuist'atloa, you | Pichd—Richmond lo be the “Last Ditch” —leCelta,%s | complexion and ahbi. Bold bylal druggists aud a:439 Beoad. | COUNTRY RESIDENCES. PULLIC BUILDINGS, &0,, Senate. Our bends are above par, and the pocple of tho country ics—The Spirit” of Cur Troogs~ | **Y- at about one-half the Fg heretofore olfered to The cost of making Gas by tis Apparatus ts reduced im the oan ruiloraut the ab ge htings ~F ce yn dence, using rners, will not exceed Ly et week! ne eaiunee GRO. Eitcaen's 60, rom Patentees, 56t av New York. A’ , $3.50, nd $450, SHOES AND GAITERS, ALL the newes! street, Marsh's Abdominal Sapporters—Corner of Broadway and Ann street, under Barnum’s Museum, 712 Broadway, Hy Marsh's Shoulder Braces—Corner of Broadway and Ann atrect, under Barnum’s Museum, also 702 Broadway. Rupture Cured by Marsh’s Radical Cure Truases, under Barnam's Museum, coraer of Broad. way and Ann strect, also 702 Broadway. Elastic Stockings—At Marsh Bros., Core ner of Broadway and Ann strect, under Barnum's Muyeum. Wasiinorox, May 27, 1862. are determined to — by th government and the war till treason is everywhere put down, POE PS ee ee Mr. VALLANDIGHAM Foplied that he had voted to plodgo ‘Mr. Gaumns, (rep.) of Iowa, offered a resolution that | tho pubis (ash tothe wxteat of $150,000,000; but he the Secretary of War inform the Seuato how many | had voted against the Tax bil! because its details did not 5 suit him, officers and ie belonging to the rogular or volunteer Mr. Voorises, (opp.) of Ind., said that the speech ot forces of tho United States aro now in the ponitentiary | which ths gontieman from Maasachusects (Mr. Dawes) of the District of Columbia; to what regiments they be. | replied b obj a view, man o give the thor! vople of the country the insormation to which (ho Joug, and by what court or authority such commitments | Yo cntitiod from the best light before him. Lot soo were made. Adopted. other man than the ene trom Sfassachusetts loctire PASSACE OF ThE POST ROUTH BILI. him. It had bod ow oe hours since Governor ” Comnal », ‘Andrew, being called upon for troops, gave a ha‘lin ne ae rpschiy ) Of Ve, the Post | oideues of yutrintisin by annexing oomlitions infamous Rout Dill was token wp aed passed. to him and wehusetts and to Amorican citi Ma. 5 ‘THE ACT FOR THB PAYMENT OF THM WESTRAN DEPARTMENT | Tyo gentleman (Mr. Dawes) stood heve to pluck tho TRIOS. , The resolution suspending payment, under the act Po eehe ia ay, instead of tho beam from that of providing payment for the troops employed in the De- Ir. Dawxs said the Governor of Kentucky had refused partment of the Wost, was taken up. rena to the call for troops at ail, i Mr. Hewpa ov, (Union) of Mo., offered aa ameudmont Mr. Wiesravm, (Uni n) of KY.—Ob, lot Kei that the commissioners proyidod ‘for report within sixty Mr. Vooxnmzs—It was a bad example for Mass: days, which was adopted. setts to foilow. Tho Governor of Koxtuoky resorted to Mas. ‘Tle TAX WoL. * ee hielo ac! famous con litions, ‘ibe gentleman fro: ‘The bill was then lait over, and’ the Tax bill taken up. | meet tuMiay “wait the expondituces were net a ng—Rebel Prisoners, dc, de. ‘The great battle has not yot commenced. It cannot bo long delayed. The woather, which bas been very wot for several days past, has hindered tha transporta. owing to the hsayy condition of the ronda. Yestorday tho woather claared up, tho sun shone bright throughout the day, and genial westerly broezo his driod up the roads, so that ore twenty-four hours passes transportation of supplies from this point to tho Grand Army will ba g facilitated and im. proved. The railroad from this poiat (Pamun. key river) to tho Chivkshominy, a distance of twelve miler, has bea put in completo repair, and to-lay. tho frst supply train, consisting +f fifteen cars heavi'y ladon with provisions and forage supplies, loft this place. ‘The train was xceompanied by a large body of troops s3.a guard. ‘Tho opening o’tho rail- roal onablos ue now to send by that channel army sup- plies to within 9x miles of our main body, leaving tho latter distanco oniy to be traversed by army wagons. tyles, now ready at JONES’, 10 and 12 Aum Vv! .h L’ 302 =6BROADWAY—WEDDING Atom ee Poets, Monograms, Seals, silver Door Plates, &c.,'in elegant styles; corner Duane atreet, UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURFS. Ate auction sale of aes entre stock of eleyant U 3 of the ata frm of A. Howto tnd A Kimbel, No, 928 Broad- way, will De TONDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. LL AND EVERY LADY—ALL AND EVERY HOUSE- Kec poral! and every hote: Kespor—all and «very per aon, before buying Re‘rigeratora, Refrigerators, Table cry, Tea ‘raya—lee Pitchers $4 90, and every article im housekceping twenty-five per cent less than any other store, Go to E. De BASSFORD'S Great Housekeepers’ Bazaar, Cooper Institute Builiing, in Astor place, one block from Broadway, No convection with er store. Deafness, Impaired Sight and Noises in Head cured by Dr, VON EISENBERG, oculist and au- 33 Clinton place, Kighth street, Dr. Kennedy's Medical Discovery Is warranted to enre & ofula, Eryaipelts, Ringworm, Scald ra, Fover Sores, Pimpes, and every f whatever nacure. ASES BOURLON AND ‘The question ws on Mr. Healerson’s motion to reduce ri a aanbe ae rm ow ™ r OS AA SD OURBON WHISKEY,—4,000 ©. U thy tmy an tobscoo, which was rejected. cotinsyy norameet Tate Cakes Se ond ooy | Our engineers for soveral days past have booa inds- ‘Marcial. B Big Aehakien ready fob shinipent: Otien and devt amsndmou road triously at work in repairing the partially destroyed railroad bridge across the Chickauominy, and the work has been prosecuted with such untiring zeal— thanks to General Woodbury of the Engineer brigade that it is confidsutly expected that by to-morrow morning the work will have been completed, and the trains enabled to cross that stroam. I emphatically that no army in the world has accomplished « like amount of work in a s-mi- lar period of time as that by thy united efforts of our Quartermaster and Eugineer’s Department, under General Hepsox—Surmt.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May 27, by James Hoils, Levey H. Hvosox to Many &, daughter of Gerrit Sinith. Her—Kraxx.—On Tues tay, May 27, at the residen-e of tha bride’s father, by the Rev. fr. Prico, Jony Hayny Huu to maiana, third daughter of Leonard Kline, Bq, Wrunur—Rose.—In Hoboken, on Tuosday, May 27, at the re f tho bride's tathar, by the Rey. With C, Metice, . M of New York city, to V aimia, only daugiiter of Andrew W. Rosa, Esq. iking oct the tax ef one cent per | per day to support the army ta the.fleld, Nobody twa pound cn cott.n, it having bees passed informally, wos | Pest gut acalust thy gondieman. And the yeatioman Be chy soda ther said on that occasion iit sixty days w: sim, (reD.) of Maes., spoke in favor of the | fri a ite jon, as by thar tims it would angadmont striking out the tax on cot contending | yy tapossible for the t and continve to that it should nut bo taxou any more than tho grain of | y\ont this stat: of thing « ag that in hs (Mr. Vourhoes) thy goutlema’a speoch as oa al republican fr} nds a d heal thet thom as ihe pure, imm elate p He also rater (form riy 24 Old = 2 RIDGEWATER PAINT.—TESTED Il YEARS ON TIM roofs, brick wats, Water aud sperk proof o1 8, OUb inuldings, fences, decks and hulls of vessels. t No. 7 the Ro v" HES “AND GANES FOR THE : MILLION AE yee shaaten No, 2 Cortiande street. INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED the feet, cared without pain 1, by Dr. ZAGUARIE, Surgeom iRelers to physicians and sure xpien, (rep.) of Mich., thought cotton was tly able to boar the tax, and was in (ayor of making i & tax Gf two cents ingead of one, Mr. Sraxos, (ep.) of R. L, oppose! taxing cotton as ruinous to the Manusactar ing Interests of the country. oi tho country, ing sppertot his fosmor statemen's, toa remark of evoux, Chai. man of the Committee o Ways ant Means, who said the expontitures wore $3,000,000 per day. Died. ‘Wirson, (rop.) Croxr.—On Monday, May 28, ANN Crew aged 19 yoars, (Ui.ton) oF by; . ‘Mr. Sre.sos, (roy.) of Pa.,oxplained that at that time | ya. yy 19 7 ville and Gene: ¥ from county Cork, ireland. m ‘ Of Rt. L., ant 3 ) of Cal, fn diets oc uns hbedeed aad ry Vebeelé wad Moving. Van Vilot, Lieutenant Colonel Ingalls and General Wood- | Oty retailves aud frisnds of thefatnily are respectfully | JY-AGS, FLAGS, PLAGE WHOLESALE AND RETATIS (cop) on # cvuld nut soe Low those vessels could cost | bury. There has been a unity of purpose and action | inyitet to attend tho funcral, from Forty oighth street as ~ . site the Post oilize, (ro Y., against it, eo amendnrnt wes adopiod—yeas 20; noys 16, On etion of Mr. site 4, the tax on auctsn sales wi d#)asto Bo one jer cont on sales of w ad one-tenth of ove per cent on ks, Ke, then at that tit 4 to Me. | awe’ remarks displayed, united porsonal and physical sacrifices made asmuch enor this ad- by our oxoculive ofleors, nover surpassed, seldom, if over, equallod. Officers and mon have tofied night and day, ad foal, that augurs well for our suc cess in futere mo 4 ‘lhere is no and Fourth avenue, this (Wednesday) aftornud o'clock, Cork papers ploase copy. Essuxy.—At Camidon,N.C., on Sunday, April 20, from wounds received xt the bettle of the 19ch April, Joun A. Kistcy, CoM, Ninth regiment N.¥.V., eldest son of Jocob and Predericka Nisley, aged 25 years. m, at ous XEN. MWOLELLAN AND WIFE. THIL? & SOLOMONS, of Washington, D. C., have plished a Hfe-ike, cull length Imperial Photograph (1 GENERAL MCLELLAN, Pri salos of ‘2. Couid the saine Alarzo numbor of repablicaa a .) Of Mass.,moved to strike out the 4 % mn said of Simon Cameron? atbility of a doubt that onr army is to \ rice 5 liqnor dealers, on the ground ropreseututives here voted against the resolution tocon- | be daaperate y cou by the enc This is the | A romarkab.e fact—Born, enlisted and died on the 20th ‘artos do Visite of the same and of Gen, McClollam not in any way Heonse liquo: sure Mr. Caine on, and but for the help of democeats wo | positive assurance of robet refugees avd prisoners re- | of April. 4 in T: g immuraity, and they might as well | Sond not have” paceed nd’ ‘nsw tho Prev | contiy, Dronght within our lives. Michinond te te |! ¥ ‘owburg, N. ¥., on Tuesday, May 27, eer tng oe TOLOMONS. ag houses of tho slave trads. Ho did | dent wake in here assumes Mr. Ca be tho “last ditch.” Joi. Davis ia to lead t <on of Mary F. and the late Wm. H. | he'es oF G . polttan B A discount ti MPORTANT. ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS a WASIIINGION AND ELSEWHERE Should bes RNDEN'S Express, 74 Broadway, .® they charg? 1 United ‘States soverumens permit them to cari ay. ia person, and, to nae his own words make tho streets of hmoud flood wi ore he will surrender. Will ho ret 1 0. vernment to put money in ite treasury | pon ag his own piocs of personal furniture. ‘The President takes upon himself ail of Mr. Gainsron's virtue and a thonsand to his brevat, more denounce suy that bss 4 the army n yoar of his age. 0° the family aro r. {com the reside ecttully id they might 98 well object to a tax of his or rectulors, of jugglers, or anythiog The govern Loa, sad a inx t give the licouse iv asy at three o'elo cit. gins Hospital, Washington, on Mon- Groncs C. G. of the Fifth Now York rs, from sick ntracted before York. town, aged 20 years, 10 m ad 13 day nial vee. ¢ where State l is position, and way p ir a r forced ahe-ul by his c: ‘e and now, to fused to be Mr. Wiss slould vote against the bi ance “! meter 4 : eae pee il Eliade 8 Tho man who charged ith disloyalty or lnypoa aboliione 43 studied the Health | Forth r nowce will be given of the funeral Wiproviaion was setuined in tt his mot woul, ia his throat, and ia | and diselpii.e of his men, with a view of bringing them | Ga m Tuesday, May 27, Lewis Hevey, ra & aparrap By sae oxy “BME. Tix Pvc, (20 his hear fs neat 10 pervect iou os possible, rath to instily | youngast vou of Daniel and Mary Gallagher, agod 14 | & this country and Kurgue that Le Boo ton te the fy license in his Stato wont’ Mr. Warsw ain rover to tho condnet of Ken- the retreating foe, reserving his strength for the | inowths and 13 days. pir) y, N.Y. Adutatey Tay Ot # Son, 47 B: 5 THE PORTS UF ee oF NEW ORLEANS rN and yet the during the present’ war, saying that in days #eut more ‘troops into the final and decisive blnw. "He b f tins way to the very door of tha rebel capita’ The ‘aneral wil take piece this (Wolnosdgy) after- ting . noon, at two o'clock, from No. 120 East Fitty-fourth teld thou M peetta, a'thorgh the latter has twayye | terly style, aud with ba wall Mortality, street, near Lexington avenue, ‘The friends of tho fami- ere Lo the formue’s ten. Wt Cee GoverR6r | hibited in lis movements thy ly aro respectfully invited to attend, ‘ NORSOL Would consider Viat tho government was sunctivning wt revered Se_tt, nud when : ul,on Monday afternoon, ADAM f COMPANY au a nienead he will sliow to tho e I Na- 3 years, 8 months and 29 days, - pres! to Nevfoik in charge of spectal ie Winsox said ho would not vote to tax slaves a8 | yive j ky i poleon, His have tence in him; his J. and Mary ‘ane Harriona, | Serre Sayre roangeth, a skives; but if it was proposed to tax them as pergons he | fone, and wi? will all men have his fatherly eave for and friends of the family are respectfully Ove teat Eepress for Would Lot object. listed for tho wav, and i their tn! ticipate t invited tow ge will leave by steamér BLACKSON E, 231 Inst., to be followed wid tho f.noral, without further iny ‘The Senate then adjourn nd to ‘Che spirit of iy the this (Weil If-past two o’cloct wap fpreseea, in charge of special messengers, —_ : the Fo. ichigan Vohintuers in the bril- | from there Ti Chrystie street, | oe ete een ke, auth, and Marion Sat. gp House of Representatives, 1 tell gentiomen now, that if | lant afair tie Chickahominy, day be- MatsRy.—t Ayn, wife of Henry A. All shipmen st _be accompanied by an invoices, For Wasmixetox, May 27, 1862, war of omaucipaticn, i will go | fore yoste yor the rebels tuur times Jey, aged 59 you 8. particulars apply at office, 59 Broadwi ay. ADAMS’ EXYRESS COMPANY. by the God of Abrahant, of fave + fat it out with them to tre death ! Mr. Crisrimip, (Union) of Md, from the Committee on Mr. Dawesre: Mr. Voorhees, aay ing, among other Public Lends, reported and advocated tie bill granting | th Bx* that ho gave him the average expenditures, Ha to the State of California the tract of land known as the | Soullonan dln tee Roa eae ore n his Coloraio Desert, for the purpose of introducing a suf. : 1 be ficient supply of fresh water upon and oor the route. ‘the bill was referred to the Committeo of tho Whole of the State of the Union, in whieh our mea confronted and defen-od a force four tines as large ag oars. Tho bold Boys gave tho onomy aforataste of what they m poet in the fmpen Ling contest, affording tho world al proof thatthe stasdy, hard-lvted of the North and West, whon mets jated juto a grand nemy,canaot by o: wal couraze and intoligoneo, by any 1 lil towwh the w h, waxed fat 0 dLeinpty boast, @ sounding pal, Which dissipates tuto ompiy {confronted by a laborious and ihe trionds and relatives of the family aro invited to attond ne al, irom her late residence, No. 145 Wost Thirty-eight 'stroot, this (Wodnes‘ay) afternoon, at one o'clock, without further p tice. Hawox.—In Brooklyn, on Tucsday, May 27, Evaa daughter of Christian an'l Mary Henson, aged 1 yoar an T monthe. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are I att nd the funeral, from the reaidence of her parents, 154 sm! , this (Wednesday) afternoon, at threo 11 —136—=X. «7 DRAKE'S Fi AzaATiO€ BIITERS, ‘hoy purify, strengthen and invigorate. They create's heullhy nppetite, They are an antidote 19 cl 7 WLI. eniiven ‘nt miasmatic and Intermittent fevers, the breath and avialty of tik onal ipation. and Cholera Mor th the oxpouditure of $2,000,000, and ho wes sy wil vised, ho did right to dociare the respousibiliy; but RAGULATION OF PUBLIC LAND GALES. wi Ue a " ent singled out = one act, he wit the » y - ors uncer th coudempatory resolition of the House. Mr. Porrmn, (rop.) of Wis., from the Committes on | 31 :gsponsy to Mr. Wadeworthy he gait, when the capital Public Lands, raported back the Senate bill providing | was menaced, the freemen’ of Massachusetts wore that contracis fur surveys of public lands shail not be | firet and forer with their Vlood on tho way Vinding woth approved by the Commissioner of the | hiyher. If Massach: seits bad paused when Ken- Goneral Land Ollice; that the compensation of rogisters | ticky panved, this city would hayo been in poa- and recoivers #hall by each $600 per aunim, with feos sion the Goths and Vandals, Ho showed d.—At Maison, N. J., on Tuosday, May 27, W nam W. Herasa, formerly of New York, The fanoral will take place at day morning, at baif-past ton foot of Cortiandt at half past oight o Kunes—On Tuesday, May 27, Wi Wm. and Charlotte A. Kreps, aged 3 years, 3 montha and 7 days. iaint and Nervous Headache. bY Biitora tn the world, They maxo thee wweok man strony, and are exhausted nature's great restorer. They are made of pure St. Croix Rum, the celebrated 2 Bark. rota and herbs, and are taken with (he plemsire withows Tegarl to nge or time of day. Par coimmended to Weieate persons, Foal gen tevin rly ‘by all geooers, drugal-ts, hotela and sm tet DIANE ik Gon B02 Brontway, New York. ay rasted an¢ thrifty people. T cannot close this totter without say! g a word about this pi Loss than tw wooks ago (his place was only known a8 the resideneo and mamawih farm of Colone. Loe. The visit ef our army hore, aud the establighment ot the grand depot of the Army of the Potomac has wat commissions, &e., the ebyoct being to redwur the ex: | tu expedition with which the Governor of | chonged it,as if by tragic, into a temporary village. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectful; - - ———— = sof the survey end salo of lwnde, ‘The bill wag | Massachusetts issued his proclamation, and the haste | From the vaitroat” bri lye, along the bank ot the fe: invited to attend tho funeral, from the resitence of hie QTRUVE'S BRIGHTON SELTZER WATER, W pursed. . | with which the troops responded to the call, Tho letter | munkoy river, and ono mile south, the rivor is thickly | paronfs, 220 Wost Twonty-fourth street, on-Thursday af- Siharnpagne, Charter Rhine by PE 4 & MAABAGE PROM THE PARSIDENT. iu reply to Sevretary Stanton could not be construed into | studded with craft, discharging al! kitts of army storea, | ternco, at one o'clock. kind nase when erenn, Re eer aware tor, ‘Tho Spxaxxx laid before the Houes a message from the | an implication of conditions. Massachusetts wiil nut / Temporary wharves haye been constructed by inooring Laxagay.—On Tuesday, May 27, at the residence of his | $°' ‘eqnalled, Ky JOUN DUNCAN & ie ae Progident on the origin and conduct of the war, tire of this war. She bas no bloosl, no treaeure that sho | canai boais laterally, xide by side, with the river bank, so routs, cornor Fulton and Adelphi streets, Brecklyn, . Union square, N.Y. ety. (We print the message in fuil in another colima,.—Fp, | will not jy Offer On the uitar of tho whale coum that vessols can ¢.eeharge their cargoes without trans x J. LAMAGAN, ae Company H., Seound rogiment — xO sho will give hor last man and last drop of blood Wi York State Mili shipment or ype . Handreds of contraband ne- grces assist in the diccharging of vossels, and tha daily busy scenes Tomind one fo.cibly of the busy season at the large cities on the margin of the Father of Waters. The rebel prixoners captured by the Fourth Michigan regiment in the affair day before yesterday arrivod here to-day from the fromt under @ strong escort guard of cavalry. They wero a rough looxing, unintolligent sot of eustomers, socesh to the core. Thoy are shabbily dressed in negro cloth wniforma, and it would y in ‘the attompt ty imagine that they were a body of soldiers. They represent several of the rebel States, and enjoy the ore, ‘The frivnda and acquaintances of the family sro respects {wy invited to attend the funeral, this (Wodnosday) ee ee Saat. ° Lyoxs.—On Monday even! Micnaxt Lroxe, native of county Limerick, pariah ot Rock Hill, Ireland.’ ‘The rolatives aud are NEAS, TEAS, TEAS, HAS —CHOICE GRE N Ya EL ey thes to ‘suit every bos cael Tor al ew, wi ost cer Flour and Tra Degler, street, corn tof Mui tay, |. 0. Fowler & Co.'s old stand, gas 35 ie oracle ns (¢ * ‘e Mr. MounsmgaD, (rep.) of Pa,, moved that two thon. | sie will tire of the war of constitutional liborty and free. sand cspios bo printed, subject to reconsideration by the | dom. Committeo on Printing. ‘The committee then rose. Mr. Wapsworrm, (Union) of Ky. ested there be Mr. Porter, (rep.) of Ind., moved a reconsideration of Printed extra copies of the lute Secretiry’s # ech, in | the vote by which the House yesterday rajectod the bill which the latter said he ‘couid buy Congress.’ to confiscate the siaves of robols, remarking that he ‘On motion «f Me, Horman, (op).) of Ind., the message | wished to offer an amendment applying to the same Woe referred to tho Comunities of the Whole on thy state | classes, whose reai and personal property is confiscated of the Union. by the confiscation bill, the principle of the liberation of A HOSPITAL IN Tine DISTRICT OF COLUMN, their slaves. ey ‘The Honso went into committee on the bill to purchase Pending the motion the House adjourned, ton streot, this (Wednesday) afternoon, ‘His remains will be taken to Niveny Onuleeeey he tear ment. “Rar fawn, (Fep.) of Maas, replied' toh, Voorhees Regimes Mieotn fatres,)Fabkeo Extinguishers, kee ad ‘. g hy ‘ é & ra,’ Vankeo a A remarks om af rmor day, when the Iattet-oonlemned in FE mn mes fidum"thete militaty ols appost more ferocious thee | "The fanersl wil take place trom the residetes of Tewse iis review what he characterized tho unsound, falne aud vanonc, May 27, 1862. | their c ryue ‘The poor devils aro woll treated, wellfed | A, Moran, No. 177 Third avenue, this (Wednesday) ruinous system of Anance im on the people within ‘Tho Now York Soveuth has just passed through here | and oly wo) wd. Their change of s'atusfrom | efvernoon, at two o’clook. the last twelve months. Feading Mr. Voorheo'’s | for Washington. Jolf, Davia’ mod to gur corps will by degrees be tully ap Morr.—at Boomingdsie, oa Tuesday, May 21, Avs.