The New York Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1862, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 9399. For Other Wants See Highth Page. _ SITUATIONS | WANTED—FEMALES. A SITUATION W. WANTED—BY A “BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. as nurse to take care of children, or as poncrnegig | s 8 food sewer; has no objection to go lo the country. Best y reference. Apply at 98 Atlantic st., Brooklyn, for two Am RaerncranTs YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA> mall fomity to do general Dousework: no ob- ioe ta tha cmantrys Lenk clip tetereane. at 93 West at, top floor, between 8th and 9th avs, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- A A SSE RARE A ETERS Ny |B best rply at res tron ibe references givei 7th av Nu Bomnst, INDUSTRIOUS 4G! CAN speak German, French and English, a a fipeeticed @ respectable family. ‘AMldrens Mr ‘Mra. “Gerding, 231 East “A SHCATION W, bad ne sgp agra A FIRS? CLASS LAUN- ungand French dung: would nol object ae 5 bam teworn: ee, 9 Base of et popeernn rom her a st, near 8d av. in fone ae Sicameneeee YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM- bermaid or laundress or to do general housework; pisction tion to goto the country; Dest of city references. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- siion. as first rate cook, washer and lroner; bas ihe re ears, Gaye at 108 6th st., near Ist av. sileasiaiiae absay oe YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN, OF RESPECTABLE AL family, who speaks Husleh, 1b deairous of nding a Hi jilling to make sel joel feafulin a paves Cine Ree a ae Fe eo A: RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU" ation in a private famity; ds eook and laundréss; cao 1 recommended, days at her prese: Smployers SoWest STO me nS A® COOK.—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A FIRST classcook, in @ private family; perfectly understands geoking in ‘all fis braxehess soups, game, jellies, ice cream \d desserts of all kinds in the best mauner. Best city refe- Fence. Cau be seen for two-days at liz West 2fth st, wear Tih av., im the store. A PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS Burae and seamstress, or chainbermaid and waitress Dest city reference given. Call at 1,275 6th ave., near S4th st SITUATION WANTED—TO DO THE COOKING, washing and irouing, or general housework, for A amall family, having a litue girl thrve years of age; would go for leas wages; no objections to the country. all until 8 ‘West Houston st. ,in the basement, SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG Sacle ae as first ol ey hpgeriants a ee of pastry, ac, Best elly rere Place, 92 Bum iss st-rhear’8d aves whee the cau be seen, A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITU. ATION a as washer and troner,for to doigen«ral honsew small private family. Good city ion ce, ca 1 be read ‘ll engaged at 227 27th st., between 8th and 9b a NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1862.-TRIPLE SHEET. ITUATIONS WANTED—MAL HOLESALE GROCERY TRADE. — WANTED YA competent man, a situation trade. ad- dress G, P., box 107 Herald ofice, 2 - ‘ANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS WHOLESALE OR retail grocery establishment, @ situation by aman thoroughly conversant with all the ‘detatis of the business, Rouatle ‘referenoss’ given ar ia: capaullitg “o%a Kesbeay. onal ces given Wooleaaie grocers ferred. Ai ea OY isi Baw 1406 THE ADVERTISER WILL dollars to any one who will get hi porter, ‘shippin, g.clerk, or in any other capacity. Wages not much ne object ag a permanent place, Address" oat oflce for one Weck, me WANTED—MALES. Aw aTiING NEW-THE NA NATIONAL PRIZE ket—The latest and Prize Stationery Packet; onan apa er ‘ul yt See byt a is ir cent profit, nd i ASKING | }., 36 Beekman street, N. GENTS ARE NOW MAKING $10 A DAY A SELLING THE pane i RIZE PACKAGE Ever sold, Also the BD IME PAN PROSPOSIU! = elt W. H. eiraey #C0., 102 Nassau st, AoztTs W. ever sold at the roular, or call om DEE AGED AND YOUNG, WS Po Rick RDS ‘area SEATON ERY PAOKAGES, opulurity of demand fark Packaver are the best © oaldesere ‘of ther superiority over all others. They can’t be equalled, Send for a circular, 8. C, RIC! ARDS & CO., 102 Nassau street. RESPECTABLE AMERICAN BOY, SIXTEEN YEARS Of age, ia wanted as attendant upoti a lady and gentie- man visiting Europe; best of refrences required. Address for two days Romulus, Herald office, XOUNO MAN. HAVING A CAPITAL OF ABOUT A. $40 in cash, can'meet with a good situation all the year Found, requiring but six hours per day of his time, fair sala ‘Adreas this day Capital, box 178 Herald OY WANTED~IN A BOOK STORE NEAR CANAL and Mercer sta; must be honest and rellable, active ‘and neat, and live with his parents; age 14 to 17; _w: derate, “Address, with reference, Store, box’ 113 forald AUTION TO MAP AGENTS. {In consequence of an inferior wood cut map being sold faye have this day reduced the price of my fine || plate Map of the Fifteen Southern States to 25 cents. There is no longer uny excuse for agents selling trashy to the public. Bend $1 for sample maps aud:clroviurs of all Lloyd's Military Maps used by the War Department. . T. LLOYD, 164 Broadway. 809 CLERK WANTEDCIN A STORE IN BROOK. lyn; a young man frwn elghteen to twenty yenry of age, who can give first class ref-rence, Address, giving relerence, kyu Post oflioe. D's CLERK WANTED—IMMEDIATELY. CALL AT Sth ay. corner of S2d st, OR STEAMSTIIPS, NAVY, MERCHANT AND WHALE- ‘ships, for short and long 'voys rages. ‘auted, andsmen, geamen, ordinary seamen, blacks ‘and boatsteerers, at 87 West st., corner Albany, up athe mar river. OUR POSITION AT CORINTH. The Strategy of Gen. Halleck which Caused the Evacuation of the Rebel Stronghold at the Southwest. SCALE oF MILES * PRICE TWO CENTS. THE EVACUATION OF CORINTH. Interesting Additional Details from Our Correspondents. HOW IT WAS ACCOMPLISHED. BEAUREGARD OUTGENERALLED. HALLECK’S TARDINESS EXPLAINED. HIS JUDGMENT VINDICATED. FOUR DAYS OF SEVERE SKIRMISHING, Beauregard Tries to Bring on a Genera) Engagement, but is Thwarted. SPLENDID ARTILLERY PRACTICE. JOY OF OUR TROOPS. WHAT WE HAVE GAINED THE REBEL LOSSES. SCENES AND INCIDENTS, Kee Kees &e. THE SIEGE OF CORINTH. IN THE ADVANOS, FOUR Mies FROM ConmnrH, Miss. May 20, 1862. but Iam inclined to hope that Gen. Buell’s corps will fight for Driver's bill, and that the nurse who has kindly taken charge of me, will be able to give mea glass of water fram the running stream, which I almost fancy I hear rippling beyond the bill. The centre corpsof the army has not drank from a running stream since they, left Pittsburg Landing. The streams you see laid dowa are at this time either imaginary, or are swamps im which mud alone exists. The men have to dig near the old channels of these dried up streams, and sometime succeed in obtaining a dirty, yellow water, which is filtered through the soft clay, ‘THE SANITARY COMMISSION NEZDS ANOTHER BATTLE. I think the Sanitary Commission should insist on Gene~« ral Halleck fighting immediately. Would it not be an’ act of mercy to push forward and end the long delay, during which, as if tne natural result of inaction, the hospitals are filling up, and the camps are leaving their dead behind them in such numbers? My sickness has given men taste for hospitals, and during the days of sunshine and strength I have visited several of them. ‘The diseases are of no terrible character—neither dan- gerous nor contagious—but of the debilitating character. which weakens @ man in body and renders him de- spondent of heart and mind. Tho divisien hospitals are full, and one cannot ride along the lines of any corps but what he will see the solemn procession which is headed by the chaplain. Behind the trenches in every camp they lie, their humble graves neatly marked with wooden headstones, and surrounded by rustic railing made from the small saplings which form the umdcre growth of the immense forest in which the who! army is hidden, It does look as if the battle field ha® yeas of the terrors of death than the camps where the men are idle. Thave « paragraph in the first of my letter annoum. cing that the siege of Corinth had tijun. How it is pro~ gressing I cannot tell in the sume space. Each day in the early light of morning the pickets open with sharp- shooters’ practice, and all day, all along the line, is heard the sharp crack of the squirrel rifle, the louder re- Port of the Enfield, and the duller croak of the common rifle musket, resounding along the line and re-echoed by the rebels. It would be impossible for me to state in detail the numerous adventures along the line of the out- posts, Ihave memorandums in full of how a Lieutenand Hope, Fourth Kentucky, who, while under arrest, has Deen scouting around the camp, and who, while General Sherman was deciding whether to bombard a certain house in which a rebel company had fortified themselves, enlisted two other officers who were im the samo sus- pended state as himself, and succeeded in storming the house and dislodging the rebels; memorandums of sharp- General Halleck’s Preparation—Cautious Advances— Picket Shoottmg—Taking Positions—Sharpshouters En- gaged—How the Army Moves to the Right— What Is to shooters’ practice, storming parties who have made de- scents on cotton gins and spring houses situated in the Sea IRY JAMES, Agent. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA. ‘tion in a private fainily to di : 0 COACHMEN.—WANTED, A YOUNG SINGLE MAN pee) ara ry a meal ead sro thoroughly uaderstanie tho care aud driving of ——_——— | horses; m competent to take charge of a ‘The country aiong the line of march of General Halleck’s army isplternate ridge and swamp, and almost impas- dis] ; her m dum calls to mind ED— tleman's h 4 5 g a “ puted territory; another memorandum calls to mi prior ms peter tegen mone ican ota as ie age airy sable for artillery. ‘The swamip on the Seven Mile creek is two hundred feet deep and impassable on foot. The a sone ished by psicag tk hap Tanpes im | the rapid manner in which Colonel Sherman, of the Four- fer paadat Sune ben 9°) Sears ona country | ountty, Apply to Mr. Gillespte, 127 East Broadway, thls | sountry ig one dense forest from Pittaburg Landing to Corinth, and almost entirely uninbabited. ieee osneh PERE Ng Se x panes teenth Obio, insisted on assembling bis regiment when . or address 1! panna. neces 08; Ais Ss Il took off the top of his Sibley. But these me el Phat, Bene auay-, ANTED—A RESPECTABLE ENGLISHMAN OR REFERENCES. ‘THR SINGE OF CORINTH BEGUM. renee aeuaens aie ty pale ace: ‘Scotchman, who thorough oe gardening mrUAOR WANTED—AS LAUNDRESS AND TO | #2 can take care of » horse. tor, Webb, at 40 Bx assist in light chamberwork, by 8 yonng watian who change place, room 24, top floor. fe his cy, from how she can furgiah the eat of referonce, | "YY ANTRD-TWO YOUNG MEN, FROM 18, TO, 2% OF Can be seen 16th good reas, ry ‘at 117 West 16th st., Detween Git ‘and 7th ave. feasts mat be aloo support inemssives fore ‘nentbn, ITUATION WANTED—AS W) URSE. and devote twelve hours per day. ase, RUATION WANTED AS WET, NURSE, ,AXQUNG | Games renidence and former ootupeiton, Frediable, Bros Sake. child to wet nure0; Tefezences exchanged.” Apply at | 78% Post oftice, ‘The great conflict 0 ardently looked forward to with Ihave other memorandums of conflicts which deserve dread and anxiety by our friends at home has been in- paragraphic mention in detail. definitely deferred; and instead of attacking General a 4 BATTLE IN GENERAL HORLBUT’S DIVISION. NEW PUBLICATIONS. Beauregard in his intrenchments General Halleck has Saturday was the 17th. General Hurlbut was taking 000, TO MANU- bed case meatier eer XyEw BOOK ON PAYSIOLOGY.—THIS WORK OF H. Wareiwo PARTNERS, WITH $90,000, ee star = rhe MOPS and intends to | +; position on the right, when he came upon a force of Bostwick’s, on the effects of indiscretiont of youth, facture expansion rities and rice machinéry, ‘A Dia. | Spproach it by regular and slow advances, Donotun- | iirantry and artillery, with whom he immediately be- giving advice t6 those about to mari rama of five thousand moving fOgures for salecheap, for | derstand me that the investment is complete, or ever aie pepe en onl ‘hud is consulted by the most distinguished physt- hn. Information given six , from half-past siz to if ‘uarier past seven, at 104 Leonard street, room 11. Uikoly to be. With the force at his disposal Beauregard | (700°) Dents ona line with those which were being made pote the Boston Surgical genet pal ere at is, ihe most Warne Wig {es <A can defy any such attempt on Halleck’s part. 9, 10, 11, 12—Thomas’ army. j 13, 14—McClernand’s army. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE "AITER WANTED—ALSO, A BOY TO ASSIST IN NTUATION WANTEDBY 4 RESPECTABLE GER | \ow, walting; must hare written, recommendations. “Apply ‘man itl, as cook, washer and troner. Apply at 83 7b Waller, onfectioner, 1,11 Broadway, corner of | yet er i ee ea Godtrey 881 Brouittay, —A PRACTICAL BUSINESS MAN WOULD on the left. He advanced his artillery, with infantry a8 ere., near 16ib st, a5 at, andby be rb, a ba Foams, Soften sess six doors west $500. ‘mpioy this amount and his services in soine HR RESEL FORTIFICATIONS. supporting distance, and prepared to shell out the rebels re wot le je 5 - MILLINERS.—A YOUNG, GIRL WISHES 4 PLACE ‘tay ge that undtremala someting of te Suances tnt P. Me contidenttaly. Eremuialiy contr more caplia,Acdrees MRD, DOT | ean eae eich T mts tive, bel their | MBobad driven beck his advancing skirmishers. ‘The tiroom 10 ura Men Apply sti Ginion markets — AIBLE EXPOSED."BY ERASMUS, (JUGT coe aise i re nt rane naa mallee On ithe to ung | Febels replied with vigor, and the shelNog continued for lo “price in one yowume, octa\ jes, Erice $i i —A FIRST CLASS BUSINESS OPENING if ted . hour and a half. The men, who had been at Donel. ASHING —LADIB®’ AND GENTLEMEN'S WASHING Sa pe vag for nn fou gC acl oa Bent by meee! ee) oy CALVIN BLANCHARD, 30 DUU." sioployment of, isis amount can be secured by | northeast of Corinth is an immense swamp—immense in oie mien, Tending, bedeh ueon'tie rating ehewenn ant hd ie as aed Does. au ah, porters, twoclerks for grocery siores, clerk for st Ana direst, Newi¥or ——— | and ving to Dal }» 146 Bowery. References given | sriont of area, and the word “immense” will serve as | 434 matter of amusement, and laughed at is. The artil- express drivers, two brakemen. Apply at tle A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, be ‘situation as nurse and seamstress; n0 objection to Rite: country for the summer, Apply fortwo days at ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS FIRST CLASS ‘waitress; has lived two yearsin her tast place. Cull for two daysat 12) West Slat st, Best of reference. ‘ANTED—BY A HIGULY RESP! ‘ABLE WOMAN, ‘a situation as chambermaic MATER, OF 940 id and seamstress. bao iy rend No objec tion to go to the country. be seen for two d swt 228 Gullivan street, between Bleecker and Amity, room 10, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY “A MIDDLE woman, as cook or to do general housework in family, Can come highly recommended. Can be seea for ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- rl boplety ~ cook, beowentesionte ge oa Seminal tance Best ferences given. Apply at 133 West 36th st., near its th av. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT fir a tuatlon, a8 seawmairess; understands, cutin gna net and children's. dresses; also all kinds of family sewing; can operate on Wheeler Wilson's macnine; Rous | uke to go to Newport for the summer. ‘Call at 143 ANTEDSBY A MIDDLE AGED ENGLISH WOMAN, situation as children's nurse, or to attend anki an De objections to travel or to live in she countr seamstress, Can be seen at her present omployer's, West 43d at. ‘ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE giris; one as chambermaid and waitress, or would take care of children and do plain sewing; the other as ehambermaid and undress or ‘would do piain cooking in a email Can be seen at their present empioyer's, Shere they have lived eight years, 200 West lth st ANTED—A SITUATION, BY & RESPECTABLE WO- mun, as cook, Washer ‘and ironer; understands her ‘Dusiness periectly in ail its branches; nv objection to go in the country; the best city reierence given. Can be seen for two days at 162 West Toth rst floor, between 7th and ave. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ‘situation to wash and iron; can cook; best of reverence frow her last place. Inquire at 176 West 13th st. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN HONEST, NEAT, ‘tidy girl, in a small private family; is a Ee wok, good washer and ironer, and has the very Lest of city Feferences; has no objections to go @ short disianve ip the SSuntry. Gall at 767 Greenwich st, near Hammond. 'ANTEDCBY A YOUNG GERMAN LADY. A iTUA- tion wit gol lady or woul dke oharge'ot children. Beat of Feference can be given, Address Miss L, C., 100 Essex st, NURSE —A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WITH A freah breast of milk, wants ® situation as wet nurse; has no objection to the country. Best of eity reference. : Bert A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ‘situation as ebild’s nurse and chambermaid, or would do geneiai housework in a small family; is o cook and y¥2 nd iron; would Iike to go to the country. Call at 209 W Weat 26th st. for two days, top tivor, Westen SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE 48 first class cook; one who thoroughly un- Gerstande het business; best city reference trom lace; no objection to's private, Boarding house or « short oe in the country. Call at 248 av. A, second floor, front oom, near 17th at., for two days. WANTED—A SITUATION 48 COMPETENT COOK; gre good sity reference trem her last. employer, where sh jr@ good c' employer, wi Serve teen Lor two days, at 30 West 28th au, near Broaiway. ANTED =A, SITUATION, | BY A RESPECTABLE ‘as chai waitress; no objection to take cote of children Nand do ight. chamberwork; no objec. tion (o go to the country far the summer months, eee cher last employer's, 38 Latayetic av., Brooklya. ——— SITUATIONS iS WANTED—MALES, A SITUATION WANTRD—BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A 6 spat sginainiea Sad hus 8 knowledge of ascounta; toy aarboee ie 2 fhe elaploy ot known hardware, louse in this city; can command rn tae, Address Hardware, or apply to the cashier ott the Herald office. AS BOY, BIGHTREN YEARS OF AGE, WANTS A sivuation to take cure of horses or work i arden; + % &o both. Good reference. Address Gordon, Herald SITUATION AS Paneinath sean ud ing man, who erouy in Sh, Bartana scion ese pone Feference given. Address fot (wo aye, ‘Pred, boS a) He. ITUATION, WANTRD_BY A SMART, ACTIVE : LAD, 16 years of age, aa clerk for some nary ofloer. | Writes & ‘good hand. Address J. S., Madison square Post ofliee. MERCHANTS AND OTmaRa—A BOOKKEEPER g_ correspondent of experience and abilily, lately re: soidieihe cents te War, is desttous of 8 p would m iisud be content with 8 fines. jewtown (i 2. "Bost “ANTED—BY A og? MAN WHO IS WELL AC- Ween anid with, he ‘business in. ali its inches, and not afrald ald fo work, ork, « situation as bookkeeper, pecta bl fe daloian oraenera a nde of busi an Poe ‘and @ few hund! ra in — Knows the ay ‘and German id refers to first class sat Germampleyers. “Address ‘D, bos 180 Herald ait Kend amd rom it han box 110, enone two Ghatham square. ‘ANTED—A SMART MAN “TO CANVASS FOR AD- Vertisewienls; two type setters, two boys who can write, aud an energetic young man, bok pa business: quatincations and gentee! appearance. Address Economy, erald office, ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, AS BOOKKEEPER IN A down town retail stauonery busin "be cain ie fluence vomne trade and with sore experience small salary and « liberal commission on. to any oue Who possesses the above ustiicatfon andwriting, stating references, Stationer, ‘ANTED—A BOY, IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE; HE must be a good writer, reside in this city with his parents, and not under 15 years of age. Salary $1 per week. Kidress, in his own handwriting, Zeno, Herald oilioe. WANTED-AN INVOICE CLERK) ALSO, A MAN who thoroughly under+tands shipping aud commission business, “Apply ai 181 Fulton street, Merchants’ Clerks’ Registry Oilice. Situations procured, No commission advance, Reference to first class houses. Estab ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF RESPEC with $60, tg learu the ambrotype aud photographic pro ‘Apply at Mr. Campbell's photographic rooms, Jersey «from 9 ull 4 o'cloe. $2 PER WEEK.—ALL MEN HAVING SMALL capital, and wishing to invest it in a respec ble Paying busluess, are requested Weall on or address Iticu- ards & Co,, 438 Broadway, N.Y. N,B.—Mouey refunded Mf not satisiied after trial, Address ferald ollce 50) 20,.87cWANTED, A SINGLE MAN ON A DU freight boat; wages $23 8 month and board. Twenty times the amount of security given. Apply on voard, Toot of Fourtecuth street, Norih river. amount for the World's Fair; $60 @ month and expenses. Inquire at room ‘86 National Hotel, Cortuandt street, from 11 till 4. HELP WANTED—FEMALES. ( TTHE SERVANTS’ INSTITUTE. 09 GRAND ST., First class Anerican, French, English, Iisa and Ger- man Servants, PROTESTANTS AND CATHOLICS. Protessed Caoks, plain cooki, giris for hous:work, cham- dermaids . laundresses, waitresser, Coachmen, Waierss. porters, ‘farm fot city of country. $400 10. $500.—AN ACTIVE MAN WITH THIS U Nee MARRIAGE GUIDE, OR NATURAL HISTORY oF Generation—A private instructor for married persons, | or those about to marry, both male and female, by Frederick Hollick, M. D., author and lecturer upon the Physiology and Discasce of thé Generative Organs, with, numerous engray Inga ‘and colored plates: 200th edition, much enlarge improved, and brought down to the present day. st Bent by mall, postage paid, on, reoript of tbe erice. G. G. publishes, $8 Nassau street, N.Y. For sale by all and newsdealers in the United States and Eomaee tae four other works by the same author. Send oe; Sousa ae RMON Tce 6 BaD way. “Toure 10 Ull2 daily, except Sundays. Box 3,106 Post oilics. Special attention’ eee those peculiar euses de- scribed ll known bool and lectures. ASK YouR SHOEMAKER IF HE ee ARTHOR & Sons’ Uppers, if 90 yuu get the ‘nest Boot, Shoe or © » eu he % Gaiter Paris aa faces r pee Da ae "S'SON, 69 Gad LAGS: oF Bust ENGLISH B REGIMENTAL lis, Orna- Bik legs, $1 Heads, Eagl ments, Silk and Muslin Toy Fiacs, all sizes, om hand and for sale by HOJER, URAHAM. Ardists and Manufacturers, 97 Duane street, Painting and Embroidering on Silk, Fancy Fiags and Banners, &c. aii XOURAUD! OF THY NAME I LOVE THE SOUND, ‘And thy Poudres I forget can never, For the hair from my lipeand vempres round Have departed—to grow no more for ev Gouraud’s Poudre Suotile, for eradicating rfuans hair from females’ upper lips, f is, or the more stubborn beard of man. before buying. Proof positive this, and no mi at the old depot, 67 Walker Broadway. apd MPORTANT.-TO PHOTHOGRAPHERS, | AMBRO daguerreotypists, Meade Brothers? celebrated ras, equal toany. MEADE BROTHERS, 233 de few of their Cameras, which they will Weasrant, and sell at less than half price, RS. E. MORRIS, LETTER AND CARD WRITER, Copylst, dc., at her rooms, 763 Broadway, secoud floor, back parior.’ N. B.—To whieh ‘she hos adde i shirt makin, ported styles; patterna furnishes ‘ARBLE, oie —MANTELS SOLD AT ASTON. ishingly iow at_KLABER’S Marble Yards, 109 East Eighteenth serert, near Tuird avenue, and 64 First ave. nue, near Third street, N. Y. Mantels put up in any part of the eountry. . $l per bottle. round to be removed to 483 Broadway, LaDy, ABOUT eee: tn ENGLAND, ee T THE LARGE SERVANTS’ INSTITUTE—APPLY for good, civil capable servants, corner of 1th st. and Sih ev. Gerwan, Scotch, Irish, American and Provestant women, to suit’ all, Conducted by Mra, FLOYD. Gued ready for good girl, )RESSMAKERS WANTED, FOUR OR FIVE GOOD dressinakers Wanied, us No. Bleecker street; none Dut good hands need apply. IRLS WANTED—TO WORK ON GROVER & BA ker's sewiny chi ;, only good operators wanted. ly, between 1: kK, at the Corn Exchange Bag factory, 123 B York. ADIES WANTED.—LADIES OF RESPECTABILITY- ‘energy and business tact, can find permanent and tuct Bis qmplgyment by caliing Uetyren 8 and 10 4, M. or 4 an ersons residing in towns or cities within 180 miles oe “News York, address, by mail, American Publishing Agency, 1¢ Chainbers street, AVE YOUR CARPETS, d States Sicam Carpet Cleaning Company take, up, be ie scour and repiace carpets, and return (hem ind 346 West Twenty-fourth street, SADDLERY AND F HARNESS MAKERS. igh meyer patent cor Martingale superior to ivory, and ai roy prices for sale atsign Hot Golden Ble- phant, 207 Centre street. IMPORTERS OF | MUSK! .—15,000 TO 30,000 Prussian or Austrian Muskets, rifled and smooth bore, Papieds principale only treated with. Address H., box 1,825 Post office. HERS.—THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICES 0 Aine, on Wat by Bi for! CN pure Hides, Calf Skins and Rough Fi ETE! Jr. 462 and 464 Tenth son tetween ‘Thiry-niata’ and Forete srresee, NB Good, secommodations for slaugh- PT beef cattle pitached to the premises, Slaughter House modation 4 free. “NCLB PAYETTE'S MAGIC LINIMENT FOR RHEU- matism is working wondefs. Call at 90 Fulion street, Price 25 cents perbottie. Plenty of certiticates seen. To the poor without cost. ERVANTS WANTED IN BROOKLYN.—WE WOULD recommend all first cl servants in Brookiyn wantit situations, 1 go to Mr. MANNING'S elegant oflle, 18 Cou joraismon. He always has had the best ze him, "and bas wore since he left ‘Tillary ae oe ‘A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A Provestant woman as nurse and seamstress and she mast be fully mareient, erful and obliging at Worse the beat city referen None others nee erly a jo. 2 Sea View place, Hudson Hoboken. ANTED—A GIRL, "AMERICAN OR GERMAN, TO ‘take care of children and make herself generally useful; also another as chainbermald and lo aasist with the washing and ironing; besa cro POS, quired, Inquire for two days at ‘hrlsvopher st from 9 to 12 o'clock. TANTED—A NURSE AND CHAMBERMAID. GOOD references required; @ grr preferred. Inquire at 17 Tompking place, Brookl “SPORTING, {UAL REGATTA NEW YORK yacut CLUB, atk cx nt Undine will accom clock. 'Tiekets $1, & limited number of which will one, y to Martin England, 63 Beaver street; A. H. 4 ad, = Frankfort street, or A. G. Jerome, . 46 Exchange ANNUAL pe OF THE NEW YORK Yaciir ‘Club, 1862.—The steamboat Y, Vided by the Club for the use of the Rogatta Gonmaitiee Bod the Presa, will leave the foot of Morton street on Thursday, June 5, at fifteen minutes past ten A.M. Tickets, one doliar—a li satan of which will be issued. Appl 70 Has H, HASWELL, No. 6 Bowling Green, or on morning of the Regat “Club.—The schooner Margaret Maibee, Captain Sam will leave the iva foot of Christopher street, on Thur morni st Bo" conta, chowder ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, | TO ‘own residence; one havin her own chit preterred, oall ac'125 Haat Lith my top oer. Waren tye, GOOD GIRLS, TO DO THE WORK ‘of a small private ‘amily. Apply, with city reference, at 50 Irving place. Wayeeatye GOOD DRESSMAKERS.—APPLY AT Wise GERMAN WOMAN, TO COOK, Wasi and iron and do the general Housework of» amall private family; must be well recommended, pr vetting 8 F ANCIS: he a NO. et yd toe Ld ALL THE ‘choice Breeds for stock Butler's infallible Cure and Flea erminaton, a, id ir botile, Mange ler's “Breeding, Traini: Di ” $l. Bogs board boarded, tral, Ma Gy caicines tor all diaearts . OR SALE—THE SCHOONER YACHT JULIET’ D% London, nearly #0 tons burthen, four years old, fast, staunch, and 1m good order, draws @ feet water without er centre Apply to WH. R. LE ROY, 45 Willian atreot, F° OR SALE—A LIGHT SEVENTEEN FOOT Lat varnished, palling single pati oF sculls, red cedar board, seat and braces; name cai backboard a in bottom covered with ‘Brussels carpet, ae. Address B Defoe, D 2% Jobn street, with the fami fanilly to the ovuntry if required. Apply at dew sod " NTED—, AT, TID NT Aer, Wo do light ehamberwork and lke care of two herself usetal. Wages $3, Heterences eeuarea sng “Apply at 138 Weal 18th st, basement door. Warm WET NURSE, FOR A CHILD TEN months old. Apply at 398 dh : THE TRADES. in SDRORSE AE # SITUATION WANTED—1A8 A taken pholograpne, oF would accept a re ble isu, tion of say ind fn elty or country,; wrives we q figures, i rat class reference. Address Vandine, Herald OACHMAN, BY A RE- groom and tinders reference TOLReALa oi gen OR PROVISION TRA will be giv one procuring for the saver. pil, as, 32 nig’ ‘ote Saas PRINTERS.TWO GOOD ONES wanted by Sherman & Mart, 99 Fulton at. ANTED—A PERSON WHO THOROUGHLY UN- derstands the mixing and grinding of white lead, zinc, colors, £c.; to a competent person won, ina 8 Wott be offered.’ Address conudentally, B. & Co., Herald offive, wag Other Wante fee Hiahth Page. Cu OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS SAILBOAT, 18 BY 7! F foot, Tinga of JOHN P, CROSBY, Mor 1 Mataoes muvee Sta ‘BERNARD DOG ron SALE—A SPLENDID SPE. en, two years old, pure breed. Apply to Thomas, on hnureday, at 20 Platt ‘ire where the dey cx be soon. MONITOR FOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, yous tons, and has been flaished bat ras ‘and safe, From change of circumstances of owt be sold Ly (Aad ag ne Soesbenee, tar rsoil's ne} yat Baz stteet A large assortment of all Kinds of Pl hand, for sale cheap. —A PARTNER WANTED, TO JOIN THE AD- » vertiser in a highly protiable business already started, that will pay a handsome prot contracts can be ootuine: Broadway, in the basement, A PARTNER WANTED.—HAVING 8E- article now in great de Twig to meet a in. carrying it out than Lain able to-do myself. Tt is not expensive re. bat wo or mires: ALFRED CHANMEREATN, Dokali-svenue and ‘and seein street Brook! yn. ry ty. Also larg or parficulare ‘apply at Nac 1d TED IN AN EXCEL we, ROW paying large ood references, moral habits, ‘at the Institute, corner je lent established b roiits. None but those with . Full particulars by inquiring Bieventh street and Sixth avenu “YOUNG LADY OF become reduced in cl ing two unfurnished Rooms—one Must be in a good neighbor “Address for two days, Te JPURNISHED ROOM WANTE! SPECTABILITY, Wil HAS ts desirous of ob il, the ‘other of, good Tenant permanent D—BY A SINGLE GEN- nple closet room, and all well furnisned "in a French family or where people are not in- ‘Terms must be moderate and stated or no notice able ah in advance if required. Address A. an expressive adjective to designate its reported depth | 1ory of beth parties was admirably handled, and that of of mud. Behind this swamp rises s hill, or range of hills, which half encircles the town of Corinth, and en these the works of the rebels have been erected. It is supposed they were built under the supervision of Gen. Peter G. T. Beauregard; and we have the authority of his renown ag an engineer for the general supposition that they are strong and admirably planned fortifica- tions. The whole line is connected, half encircling the city, as a half moon, with the herns to thesouth, and embellished with divers and sundry bastions, demilune, lunette and various other styles of forts. The swamp isa natural ditch, whose passage will give « storming party considerable trouble. QENBRAL HALLECK’S LINE OF INVESTMENT. The works which General Halleck has thrown up in front of those of the rebels have arrived at no conclu- sion, unless like that we wot of in the play and which js described as ‘most lame and impotent;”” but Iimagine he did not intend them as permanent works and intends to desert them atan early day, by advancing and again intrenching. On the left General Pope has made none at all. General Buell in the centre hag built rifle pits and a few demilunes for the purpose of obtaining an enfilad- DHYSICIAM'S OFFICE WANTED.—TWO FURNISHED Rooms, adjoining; one ma; lo» ality iu tue'eity. Audress A. Sherwood, M. D., station D, jew Yi SEWING MACHINES—WANTED, ON Tock stitch machines and operators for light vents, Ap- ply at 198 Fulton st. or 65 Murray. 'ANTED—TWO SECOND HAND WHE BR & WIL ig Machines, tn good tt price and where ANTED-—ROOMS FOR A DENTAL OFFICE, OR rivilege of receiving patients ia par- jond and Twenty- ‘one Room, with lor; loeation between y-four Broadway preferred, Address Dentist; Herald ofice. ‘ANTED TO HIRE=FOR A FEW DAYS, A COUPLE of Ferrits, to bunt rats, Address box 1,441 Post office, ANTED 20 BUY—A goon, DRUG STORE IN THE Those having a upper part of, thee STEAMBOATS. PORT.—THE, STEAMER B BRIDGEPORT er 38 26 East river, dail wick, New Haven and RIDG: Mig leave from pi be on Ro tama be ‘wich and Worcester. F BOSTON ana Siry, OF ad RK leav joni tree” So'clovk, from toot of os 8. MART! N, NEW LONDON, lendid d steamers O1TY STEAMER THOS. BE. HULSER WILL MeL ONL further motice as, follows:—From Fort | ut 7} La en ine io Sna'a' orelock up ips, and 6 o’clcox down trip, junday inclusive, ‘RIPS PER DAY TO KEYPORT.—THE STEAM- boat KEYPORT Ray leave Hew York, foot of Robin. azoupted), ot ¢ o'dhock A. M. and The 7 Eas tieone Saturday BE STEANBOAT DANIEL DREW WILL RESUME ines regular trips for Albany, making the inte: x vill, commencing Saturday, June 7, from Jay street pier at7 A.’M. ~ DENTISTRY. ‘TIFICIAL TEETH —DR. DURKIN CONTINUES TO exirat teeth in two seconds without pain. No extra charge for wmporary sets or extracting. red pure ether and chloroform, which I adminis- Dr. DURKIN, No, 373'Canal sireet, near ue Regatta, on Thu t., and start from ‘Atlnaile Garden, 1 Hoboken, at won, street NUAL REGATTA oF THE NEW YORK YACHT fer wit RTIFICAL TEETH ON A NEW BASE, LIGHT AND perfect as the natural organs, and warranted for Ite, at ait all, or extracted without nS‘old established roome, 63 Sixth ky to nccompany the regatia os, ¥ pany the regal A we "MEDICAL. “TARE R ‘COBBETT, “MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK Medical College) and Coll Hed as usual at 20 Centre ties ‘him to yeaey thre N. B.S nye 6City Hall lave, "Bu Sundays from 10}% A. M. to 1246 lege of Surgeons, troon Chambers sad iende. been in hospitals, ent R, CHARLES LUTZR, OBSTETRIC PAYSICIAN AND surgeon, wishes the lediee to dieunetl hag no rival in this eiry in treatin eases of women andchildien Can be consulted rivate rooms, 61434 Broadway, N. ¥. At hi private Ady Broadway ome OCTOR HUNTER ae oy ey a who eatablisned tne Hunverian sion street, New York city, in AM, untilten float lah, eniratee. Book for Rr. WARD, 1 AN ‘exrmereron AND sucC be congaltert nt f2 Lal ht street, near Cai place. A private ‘entranon.” Gunsultation free. "Always conversant in treauiug ‘ACHT GERTRUDE FOR SALE—NINETY TONS, IN PM order, very full inventory; now lies at Tucker's k! Red Hook, Brosklyn, Will be ald very low. Apply ot! Weuitar, TA South street, aga FOR py ay A BAROAIN, A SCHOONER 16 feet beam, drawing 3 feet 8 es boat in eve respect, with furni« ® sacrifice, Apply at No, 96 Lo “POWERS TREATS ALL DISEASES OF FEMALES paralleled success. He can be consuited at 12 ight street, during all hours, day and evening. ROFESSOR RESTEL! ve consulted as. usw |. ¥. In Brooklya, Fr BMOVAL—DR, RALPH’ 8, OFFICE TO iM BLEECKER stvget, West of Broadway.’ House Al to 2 and 6 uly, 162 CHAMBERS STREET, CAN Agents, 131% Liberty sireet, ing fre, In Gen, Thomas’ corps there are some beautiful works, of superior strength and workmanship, but the re- mark is net general to all the works of the corps. Port Royal Sherman, whom i was supposed by his seven milo intrenchment knowledge and several weeks experience in the sovereign State of South Carolina, had finished his education in the line ef fleld fortificatians, but he ap- pears to have more confidence in his brigadiers than in himself, and I am told that he actually required the com- manders of brigades in his division to sign a documeng requiring them to supervise the making as weil as plan ning of the works in their front, and holding them re- sponsibleforthesame. Asa consequence his|line is badly sntronched because the different brigadiers worked on their own hook,astheysay herein the West. Gen. Robert MoCook got to work first, and planned and built his works to suit nis own front, General Fry, on his right, had to arrange his works to suit those of McCook, and General Schoepif had to accommodate himself to the two nnd not tothe ground. Istopped ® moment near Schoepf this morning, and found he had encamped beyond his intrench- menis. . [have intimated, previous to the digression of the last few sentences, that probably the works are to be advanced shortly. In the front of General Buell, and on the main Corinth road—let the reader in his mind em- phasize the name, and remember that it applies to aroad which is a tangent from Pittsburg Landing to Coriath— there is arange of hills which bave been called Driver’ hills for the sake of convenience the name being that of the owner of the plantation. Driver's hills are higher than the range on which weare situated; and, besides, it is stated they abound in fine springs ana running streams. ‘These hills will be tae first that the advance movement will bring us to, and I doubt not we shail have to Charles B. Molin, Company F, Second Minnesota in- fantry—is now my desk), met with his fate on Sunday. A sharpshooter of the Second Minnesota, to revenge the death of his comrade, picked him off with unerring alm; and through the marine glasses the officers saw the rebel fall to the ground. ROW THE ARMY 18 MOVING TO THE RiGHT. But are we ready te advance on Driver's and divers other hills and intrench anew? I think not. Pope is not intrenched, and his left is five miles from Corinth. Buell and Themasare. Yesterday the whole line moved tothe right—no farther in advanee, but along and behind the works—that is, General W. T. Sherman (Kentucky Sher. man), who is on the extreme right, moved in sucha manner that his left rested where bis right had been— moving thus his ewa length to theright. Tho next 4i- vision took his place; and thus through the whole army fa movernent was made to theright. General (Kentueky) Sherman will throw up his works and shertly be ready to move again; and thus the whoie line will again move to the right. AND WHAT 19 TO BR ACCOMPLISHED BY mw, Theaim must be apparent to the enemy. General Halleck is well aware thathe will have to fight for his position and to accomplish what he aimsat. This aim is to gain possession of the two railroads—the Mobile ‘and Ohio and Memphis and Charleston—and to strike the prairie land west of Corinth. This would be am achieve. ment which would cause the evacuation of Corinth, or a flerce and desperate movement on our leftand rear, A vigorous shelling will cause the same result, if mado from our present position, The movement to the right would bring Pope to the present position of Gen. Buell, and Bueli to that of Thomas, Tho above idea is that of several militarxcontiomen with whoum J have canversed, ht for their possession. Tho rebel pickets are now in possession ef them. A fight ‘at long range takes place dally between the rebels posted along these lines and our own pickets just in their front. A daring rebel who, with along range gua, had ascended a tree and sent two or three of our men to their Jong homes (the frame work around the grave of one— the rebels did considerable exccution. On the left a couple of regiments of infantry became engaged, and’ added to the interest of the engagement. After fighting for an hour and a half the rebels withdrew, leaving us in possession of the position and with twenty-five killed and 150 wounded of our men on our hands, GENERAL NELSON HAS AN ARTILLERY DUEL. I sallied out of camp on the afternoon of yesterday te the froat, where ‘Bull Nelson” was indulging his artil- lery in ‘‘man-of-war style.”’ It appears that a section of rebel artillery had opened on some workmen on the for- tifications in Nelson’s front, and that wasan iasult which Nelson had no idea of submitting to. The section was wheeled into position and seme twenty-five shots exchanged without any loss on our parte The shells from our guns exploded with great accuracy, and, I have learned since the fight, with good effect, while those of the rebels were evidently defective. Deserters say the rebels lost a colonel of infantry and quite a number of privates. WHAT THE DESERTERS 8aY. Three deserters from the Seventeenth Louisiana came into the camp last night. They did not know the name of the colonel killed by the shells of General Nelson yes- terday. They say that camp rumor puts the rebel force at 110,000. They areallon balf rations. There are quite anumber of regiments who are under guard to prevent their deserting, while it is a common thing to place men of one regiment on guard around the encampment of another. They say Price was undoubtedly killed in the fight with Pope. Nobody believes it. It only establishes the fact that Price is opposed to Pope, fact worth rememboring, Aside from the thou- sand and one statements flying about there is sufficient ovidence to indicate that tho rebel army is in a state of terrible aemoralization. General Lovell has doubtless. reached him. The several armies of Price, Van Dorn,, Johnston, Polk and Crittenden, which Rave figured in, different parts of the country, have, doubtless, reached Corinth, while it is knows that portions of the Virginia army was engaged in the fight at Pittsburg Landing. Accompanying flags of truce which have lately come into our lines were Colonels Jacob Thompson and Pegram, of Rich Mountain notoriety. The former, whom it will be remembered was Secretary of the Interior during the administration of James Buchanan, is now on the staff of Peter Beauregard. Many deserters come imto the lines who represent themselves as West Tennessee conscripts, who have an ardent desire to get home again. Wonks Bayons Comirn, Miss., May 26, 1862. General Halleck's Purpeses—A Hint at the Reportoriat Imbroglio—Prudential Movements—The Rebel Force at The First ‘‘ Parallel’"—The Second ‘ Parallel,” de. (SoM, MOST LAME AND IMPOTENT CONCLUSION!”? The people of the North are doomed,to be disappointed in their antictpations of a great and final struggle at this point, We shall have no Waterloo, may havea Yorktown. But there is littte probability of a great struggle here. General Halleck does not intend te hazard all in an attack on the works which,one mile ands quarter in our front, frown on our advances. The people must bear with fortitude the disappointment and centent themeelves with believing that General Halleck knows vest, For nearly two months they (the public) have waited in daily anticipation of a struggle where result would be doubtful until the day was over, Atnotime ia the war have two armies so nearly equal im numbers, ‘equipments and spirit faced each other, and if the battle should ensue let each fluctuation, each ebb and flow of the contending armies, be watched with anxiety. Dread, hope and fear, for the story will not be developed till the day is over. Ne conjecture of ite denouement can be safely formed till the victery ts lost or won. But shall we have sueh o struggle? Nex Already the polioy of the Commanding General has de~ veloped itself, and the impending conflict bas degene- rated into @ slege—s slow, tedious and uninteresting siege. This is the ‘lame and impotent conclusion” of all the mighty preparations of which the Western newspaper correspondents and the pestiferous Cairo spe- cials have advised the public, much to the discontent @ Gen, Halleck and to the expulsion of a majority of the correspondents from the army lines. The dear people have found rebel evacuations so it that when oar generals, after labored movements splendid general. ship, have compelled them to leave their strongholds, they appear to think they have let them get away and proceed to condemn them for inefficiency, This is what General Halleck is striving to do by @ siege, and, should he aecomplish it, will have dene only that whigh he could have done by a pitched battle and at @ much less seriou expenditure of humaa life. GENBRAL HALLECK'S PRUDENCE, If General Halleck thing else he is a pradent man. His wisdom in changing his overatians trea qa it \