The New York Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1863, Page 5

WAJOR CENERAL DIX'S ARMY. OPERATIONS ON THE NANSEMOND. Visit of Gen. Halleck to Fortress * ‘Monroe and Suffolk, Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence. Foxrmass Momnon, April 22, 1863. Hleavy Cannonading on the Nansemond—Gen. Dia at the Scone of Cunflici—His Presence has a Good Effect on the “Troops—The Supposed Reason of Gen. Hallech’s Visit to this Department—The Request of Tinry A. Wise Re- quiring Fooa for the Lunatics at Williamsburg—Inte. vesting Correspondence on the Subject—Notice te Partics ‘Sending Letters South, de. , dc. Up to last evening nothing new has transpired on the ‘Nansemond cr on our lines at Suffolk; but this afternoon ‘very heavy cannonading is heard here, indicative of asharp conflict between our gunboats and rebel batteries. Orders luad Deen issued by Major Gencral Dix to General Peck yesterday while at Suffolk in company with Major Gene. rat Halleck, to make an infantry attack on the rebel lines ‘Chie morning; but thus far we have not iearned whether “the order has been executed, or if so, with what success. Ab two o'clock, Major General Dix, in company of a pore ‘tion of his staff, proceeded up the Nansemond river on ee Me ‘and enthusiasm in the troops, which will tell with effect - im the ovent of a battle. ‘The presence of Major Genera! Halleck at this post yes- “‘terday, and his inspection of our works and positica, is coma of the Asalstaut Adjutant Sener 17, 1863. Juartermaster ding General is informed, that not- 4 ousppation of Williamaburg by the swebel foroen under Gen. Wide, gnd the consequent 4 meat of the cil ty the Unjon, DR, RO. io pear ielee whatever thas been made @ so-called Confederates for the support Shots own ith and Kin; unt by cast Of pavents,demaai and a clase le! G ingetai the civilized world the tenderest cafe and solict- ‘The CommandingGenera! is nop willing that the imputa- want of their cor villzaiion so justly charge. the slightest touch of hose in, Lia coumand, as e dign care ited ‘Sates, sda ‘ton of ity and ‘Sols to these traitora io ‘Not rT that many of the servants of ‘the Agylom and nurses of ite {uinaies, ware forcl ried tueir own will, abent oa th ry ° seen Sane ci °O! 6. BUYDAM. Adjutant General. lee to announce to the public that no ‘let- 5 such directed to prisoners of war in the ‘MThe capture of that rebel battery night before last is ‘Tegarded bere se a very brilliant affair, and tke parties concerned may justly fee} proud of their achievement. It ‘iy said that these guns were captured rebels during our Rpoinsular campaign, and that, apropos of this fact, one of the captured remarked that as Uncle fam bad issued the battery to * them, it was about an “even thing” that be should get it ere mew sy Sos ee be ; abr Ss tos pockuepoenain tao wiser: troops in this vicinity are in fine spirits, and are ‘Vetter off, as regards their camps, than any portion of a ye fying visit today. He or- tived at the depot inthe four P. M. train,and was re- ceived by General Peck, with bis dashing staff anda _ pumerous of cavalry. Be coeur mine ve < Gent Dy abril i ‘ad f : 4 Court of General Sessions. ‘Sefore Recorder Hoffman. TRIAL FOR ARSON. quantity of hay and feed. The horses were rescued, bat the barn and its contents were entirely consumed. 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Berman Brova, in the 66th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the ore invited to atten the funeral, the Mt, Jobe Siboess rem nas, on ey ae Seon, ah one o'siock, without Furtber notion, The Feasaina Baron rubles ot Pnaay, A Cuanims H., the only son of Mary, widew of jie i. i if i? d i Pree reowre arcs ooo oe Gass sative of Kilkenny, ai i i ue launily are rempertfuily 4 invited to attend the funerel the (Friday) siternone ata | tate fomrdence tp J amatos, without far Cars tone South ferry, Urowkizn nite, At & quarter ¢o leven A. M. aud at 4 qua tor , reluraing (© city at five o'clock P.M Linsuagr —On Wednesday , April 22, Ann, wile of Michael aged 36 years. ad (rignde $6) fi fully ce. He Malas WIV BS Teese W SMe Dome: ‘Ree, Clneds, Joun Lnwmra, aged 35 yoare. ‘The friends and intamods are invited to attend the inday ‘at two o’clock, from No. 69 ) Without fur Ror notice Ibany papors please copy. On ay @fterncon, 23, of m furnina'ion of tho bowels, Hewwy Lec , he be Joved husband of Elizabeth » aod 46 yoars, « Mouths and 20 days. The tolatives and friends of tho family, also the mom bors of the Bandes Bruder vou Kuburg avd the German Frivadhip Sooiety, are reapeotfully tuvited to attend the friends of the family and those of his brothers, Edward and John Lennen, are requested to attend tho funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at ove o'clock, from his tate residgnce, No. 277 Weat Thirty-ninth street, near Ninth avoous. —On Wednesday. April 22, Reaawa MoM asus, Gaughter of Reamond Moltasus, aged 6 years and 7 ‘The funeral will take from the residence 0” her eee. re oe CPrtay afernon Munruy.—On Wodnoaday, 22, Kumx Mo of the tert baer ‘Cork, Monad in ly invited on Sivertay afternoon, at two of her , No. 7 Franklin Naut.—On Wednesda; 5 . Aathyear of erate, \Y, April 22, Janz C. Num, in the ‘vends and relatives of the family are respectfull; invited to attend the funeral, from her te Tesidence, Ne, 130 Sackett street, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at Fo la of yond ory will be taken 0 Greengood O'Nmna 00 Thareday, April 23, Epwarp O'Nent, ® native of the parish of id, county Tyrone, aged 25 His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited © attend the on Saturday afternoon, at two *. from the residence of John MeConell, vorner of Porwrz.—Ow Thursday, April "93, Naywy Mary, onl; boo broek iy at 6 years mont The friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- ae ae Monae ee th or caption of the Ps y, Apri hungs, Summ Apex aughier of Peter M. and Basie R. Sharp, mont days. Tbe trode of the family are requested to attend the funeral, without further notice,on Sunday afternoon, at two 0’ from 18 Hamilton place (Clymer street), Wil- urg. ‘Tnomrson.-—On Thursday, April 23, Eveyixnw THompsox, only daughter of Andrew J. aud Catherine Thompson, 8 years, 7 months and 15 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, No. 98 Orchard street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Vay Virer.—On Wednesday, April 22, at bis residence at Staatsburg, Coxnmuve Vay Vier, in the 8lst year of age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at. tend the funeral, from his late residence,on Saturday turther notice. Wase.—At Hastings-upon-the-Hucson, on Wednesday, April 22, of spesmodic croup, Nancy J’ Wass, widow of John B, Wass, of Addison, Me., in the 65th year of her ago. Funeral services will take piace ‘at tho house of ber fon-in-law, Joseph Mattison, thia (Friday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. The triends of the family are re- epectfully invited to attend. (1 will beat the depot on the arrival of the cars. Tri leave Chambers Street at half-past eleven A. M., returning at three P. M. ‘Woon —at Woolf Run shials, Virginia, on Sunday, April 19, Jamms G. Woop, of the Counecticus vat aged 20 years. be be, Greenpoint, on Thursday, April 23, of consumption , contracted in the service of his country, Lieutenant Groxas H, Woorrer, late of the Ninetieth tN. Y.8, V., aged 22 years. Notice of the funeral will be hereafter. Youxo.—On Wednesday, April 22. A SUPBRIOR PREP: Li Soirermaryarastisan aries Motes the bay Fk ned gay, overs Bae ees poston avec “neesting Par Ue basin coon Bo aw eoubeatte sppendage @ he GEES Leerve ne Such mabe O8 SURE AEB 285 Fok FRALEY SOR — 253 SEE YMA? 180 SBF £9 Stun cocin ptt or OTTER wht er CENTS. 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