The New York Herald Newspaper, May 30, 1863, Page 2

30, 1S6S.4TRL fae anets es Nees enemy, Gudivg teat ——_—— levies taxes, furnishes the “sympathizers” with arms and accoutrements, and in due time will give the signal for a general rising. So much is certain that numerous | gictator, Fortune hersel arrests and domiciliary visits have taken place both ta tho Grand Ducby of Posen and province of West Prussia, 7 e already occurred between Prussian troops and band@of insurgents who were crossing into Poland or returning from there after an encounter with the Muspdvites, Two members of tho Prussian House of Deputies—Count Dzialiuski and M. Guthrie—are implicated ia these transactions, and the Minister of Jus- tice has applied to the House for leave to prosecute them © a charge of high treason; but it is the question whether At will be granted, as the political dispute between the be made at tie port so indica'ed, treo of nties ee i. bovond rey Sod lew dut iverpool as mididting; and if any of it upevior or inferior qua’ity, of if the exact ted for should not be delivered. the dito rence in value shall be adjusted at the port 0! 2 to be apvointed by. tb: holder of te warrant thoy wit! choose an w! had got posseasion retake it. A reserve of two ced on the east tront, but the taken possession at thoy wore conmeiled to fal’ the barricades in tia tow, ‘ | heovy fusiiinde, which tasted till nalf-past sven o’clgek, ‘The loss of the onemy was sorious, as the interior butiding was full of dead bodies, We captured three | tars, one fleld piece aud @ quantity of ammunition, , includwg two colonels and eight Our officers and men deserve the highest praise for their courage and discipline duris FOREY, Commander-ia-Chief. betes ps of @ movement: prompted for the success men tell us ts (he most unfortunate of alk reaconses‘he ne- cessity of doing something. HOOKER & ‘OONTRACTOR’* FOR VICTORY. {From the London Telograph, May 14. G Hvoker had whotesale and unqualified condemuation of MoCiellan and ot ayaerted himseif appearances do not promise gpoure aul Zounves Jeorge’s Hall, Liverpool—the butidiog in. | Best story of the baildw vertu ta wien Ua peiaiples ef ventilation been completely carried out. The ventilation of thia iding is copsidered very successtul. his pubi te career in fdinburg as assistant to the late Dr. Hope, Professor ot Chemistry also @ candidate for the Chiatr whea Dr. Hope resigned. Fe — ——— The Troubles of Taxation. — BLUECKER’S REPLY TO THE RDITOR OF THE HERALD. Overce Assmsson ov Derrex at Ravencr and slight skirmishes ‘Tho epomy stl%kept ul whose decision shall be final. (he rate of seven per cent per a ly in Manchester. and reckoug!l from the Lst | id on this warrant till be | two tun a sed | other officers. |, bob as an orator in the ‘University Hewas lor whe fights with the inapirativs and 2 sincere pairiot SPEECH OF GERRIT SMITH AT UTICA. | is vi cael Option ie Pavan ee te hae » WH be dulf ps med: but the vlain met be made in wr to the agents of the Stite in Manchester within two months, or to the Governor of the Stato within three months after the ratification of a treaty of posce between the present belligerents. leon ,and to all his compelitors. Apparenily Mr. Lin- had taken the champion of a oreo | strategy <* 5 word. Héoker was, a0 to apeak, appoi' nd contrac: he ja to erectus the ar- MR. ANTHONY J. Asica ne 4-Siave: for ticle ona large scale. We aro bat translating tnto plaia ‘the popular Yankee interpretation of his mor meats; he was bound to prove his words against his rival forward some of those successes which, he feel an might have had by simply stretching If tho cotton bo not claimed within tat period this warrant will be exchonged for a North Carolina Stato bond, bearing eight per cent interest per annum, payable ha'f yearly in Fngland, government and the Legisiature bas pow dogenerated into @ personal quarrel, which must lead either to the resig- mation of the Cabiet, or, what is more probable, to the For Exautu Cortecnon Dierier, allse 937 Broapway anv 163 Firta Avenue, May 23, 15 {From the Haris Patrie, Mr. Evitor—The difioulty in which you find yourself, The oMcial reports of 4} pot pathol events in emocrats and republic: f the Chambers. Count Dazialinski, who is | ogg. ‘a brother-in-law of Prince Gartoryski, and one of the | his game with the and which you 80 amusingly relate in this morning's Herarp, on account of the fidelity of the United States In- ‘The warrants are to be paid for at the Manchoster and County Bank as follows:--Five per cent on application, twenty per cent on allotment, and seventy, them; and his countrymen watch tion that, if he did nov bis assurance, he must forthwith retire int? temperance mon sud anti-temperance men, som day, ‘They coutirm the in- the thing @ud sowe anotber; and thero are soldiors impo: formation already received from various sources of attack and capture of the clty of Puebla, )—soldiers whg~bave returned one f wit! greatest landholders {a Prussian Poland, is actually June, on which day thoy wi ‘According to our private advices, our troops, atthe | ‘ral ‘Revenue assossor, 15. am Ulusteation. of the | | TT tttt arn et adnt of war ae troubles to which those aro exposed who ‘are obliged to compialn of *V’ombarrass des richessos.” If you will have two magnificent realdenoes, city proper, in the district of your ‘‘ Friend of forty, cyears, A. J. Bieockor,” and the other ia the suburbs, i ia the camp of Taczanowski, and was wownded in ‘the unfortunate engagement at Ignacewo, His palaee in| wi Posen bas been searched, and the official journals assert wore in possession of the towr, with the ex- wo forts, agaiget which be directed, as the oc of the enemy readered the surrender of th ite the supplications of the inhabitants, the More than half the amount is to have been already A further, and not an untoward light is thrown on the by the etudied and proc'aimed reticence of Chase, who not only abstained from asking attack was not to The British Gaards in Canada. the, 080, APO MAJOR GENERAL LINDSAY, M, P., ON WAR WITH “hich the speculative public almost declared to (unt documents have been found there which prove the | be his dus, but evidently. desired his abstinence to be dis. hat be existence of @ widespread conspiracy, of which ho was kenerally noticed. reason for 80 sudden and marked an indifference to cash on or, in spite ferent views that of your other friend, Homer Fravklio, that each should fect ambitious of tho honor of making your pathway to the colloctor’s office eaxy'and agroeatle, You have in: your. bewl!derment, however, committed ‘several unintontional errors, that-a carefdl roading of the law, with az eyo to @ compliance with its provisions, have enabled you to avoid. You could not paid to Mr. Homor Franklin, as your articie states, or any other sum. fe taxes ‘4 another honorable man ,”’ th district, esscesor. Again, the notices from Mosars, frank! the head, and the ramifications of which msy be trocd Even in Eastern Prussia. @ spirit of agitation 1s begifining to mavifest itself; and we have intelligence from a place called Bredinkow of a coufiiét between the inhabitants and the military, in which | onaocrop seven of tho former were killed and ninoteen wounded, three of them mortally, Time must show whether this | b was a mere local riot or the commencement of more serious trouble, which is by no means unlikely, as tho vopulation of that part of the country thoir language and customs, in epite of all attempts to Germanize them, and cay be supposed to be well affected towards their foreign AMERICA, (Frem tho London Times, May 14.) tertainment ay Public Hall, at Wigan, to Major General occasion of bis departure for Canada, to mand of a brigade of filled, and the g:llery was tho Hon. ©. H. Lindsay repli the part of that voracious financier? It may be detected, finance to put the yy the great gambler igh he might,not absolutel ‘those victories which would con‘ cige. so salubrious an influence on the government credit, ib expedient to take the chance of Ray could do for him do it the more resi our natural diflerences, in sjtte of our t Paris ond Warsaw, end ‘The hall was comj the toaat of ‘The Army, Navy and Volunteers, Lord ral ‘his father, to that of “The House of Powell Ms Py for On bridge, torn Cera a well, M. P. mb! idge, member for 3:4 Woodn, member Tor he Borough. ae von and drunk with enthusiasm. i ‘AY, in reply, stated the circumstances un- hardly | ther; for, by the ho'p of this ‘ive view, we can al- most detocit Mr. Lincoln's motive in setting agide MoClel- len, bie gang oer pradence in order to lt thei dari arta many points, can nevertheloss, wbeu ther. Now, ve Me your speciat atientiou, Now » 1s it to save tho con alt his own way. If the calamitios of whic! inevitably to result from the advance of the seasofl and the retirement of the regiments on the piry Of their service, without somethi credit side of the war account, were really to happen, they would almost as effectually crip) sources as the total failure of Genoral Hooker's vaunted which tho poat of cominander of the guards in Canada been offered to him’ Ho did not think he was wrong in expressing a hope that no collision would Ocour between this country and the federal States blockade, and the coy a 8, EE you to make returns are not demands for boing to agrdss the property on which payment is to be mace Thera are sever: ication of tho notices yourbave receiver. Ated—viz, your hawng two places ‘At first sight it might appear foolhardy of the Poli fenders to risk an outbreak ip Prussian PO ‘thi mity of a second gre: hitherto, notwithstancing its Russian proclivities, has ¢ semblanco of neutrality; but after t to be good poliey, and in rai hay may Gnally succeed in securin jrovoke the open for the multio! One is alread 2 a eS et reat cost of conveyance. Tho iwion fr some degree ibe relative want of soll and shot, aod ean maintained at least If it did occur this. commen cause all tt may turn dou the federal re- it the rai introduction — into ats ae, though, have italiered. 1, fo it ateredy though J pen more (aun ang fwould uot have ono word im this common cause it matitution, Is it to save tlie Union’ Ohy mea, scheme: and thus it wou'd be hardly ly of cotton, there were severe with the policy of timiaily than Lig GIA pyar id no doubt that the noble lord at the head of the erumont ws most anxious for poace, yet he would ire fe to detract from what untry. If they had to ight depend upon it it would . Canada was a country with would probably be a must, however , clove between them, district ia your homo, Mr. i more powerful friend, Louis Nayoleon ke a campaign tn the nd part of his owa To fandan army in Finland © enormous preparations; wnd Lot us hasten to add that General Laumiere, of the artil- lery, whose death bad been report He was struck by @ bullet ip the the: wound is serious, no fears of a fatal issue wel tained when the | general officer who hag been wounded, Among the supe- more discreet to per- bo lt tashnees havy “‘IGHTING JOE’? TAKEN AT HIS OWN VALUATION. {Fromthe London Times, May 15, On Monday, the 27th of April, ‘egan the invasion of Virginia. Generals McDowell, Baitic as long as England keeps aloot Bleecker if the tucky man who, army is evgaged in Me:ico by bis faithful aasistunt Mr. Duncomb (whose misnomer of Buncombesounds like a mauufacture for home con#:/mp- tion), will claim the i evor, you are moro I one, would not Fave G4 wad | have pleadcg for it with lips and never allow his de they considered the carry out a war the be done with all possi iat despatches loft. This is the only set in bef-re lic had obtaine | any decisive successes, or if uo! unepcalnbly more than that, ined Hee eee i | aud wiad miea who.do,not like slight wound in the of oir Taioa. waver taken in wy Ji, with tipe or pen, the slightest exception to any ob them, sod probably never shall.yWell, is {t, then, (be aay: ing of the conntry that is this common cause? ~!t is not re many good mon who do not like the present boundaries of-our country, They wish it be wale singilor., For my. own part, every rood of it one Blan (Appiange,) Not evon poor 1 Jove even of ber 1.0bie men. who stood by (he.side.of <u revolatiouary fathers Lovo ber for another reason; 1 love hor for thut bam sure she will becpmo again. hovored when ehe shall have come out of-ber prerent degeneracy and madhoas. Well, now, if this common eause which has drawa us te getherJs not the saving of the corslication, mor the sav- ‘niom, mor the saving of tho countr,, pray answer wil} bo-—and it will leap up ted by the Russians, t great pains to incre ould-be ¢ mpletely cut ly to the assaults of the enemy, and Burnside have bad their trial and. th tg ep primar day of popularity, and their cbill night of neglect and oblivion. it is now tho turn of Gouera! Joseph Hooker, and to him his hopeful countrymen are looking to redeem their military fame end avenge them of their enemies. of Genera’ Hooker himself they could not have chosen a mare ji‘ting nian. ‘The General has nenty or co- vertly censured the plans of ail his predce-ssors, and by inti- in incompetence “has insintialed is own far superior skill, The President has taken him at his own raluati n of himee'f, of the chief army of the republic ing the onemy’s capital. summer the Arm: one thousand five hndred miles of frontier, and it had in- land seas upon which a navy was as much wanted 28 upon Now, Fhgland had onl: thousand men in Canada, and, if that lemented by the Canadians, they could. not expect Fug. 'd to support them nftor a war was over. Ho believe howover, that if war did break ont, the Canadians woul: risoasone man. Soldiers, however, were not made in a uy, and any colony wishing to defend its liberties must havo a force ready to back up the army-of the mother tthe case in Canad ; that I “ghould’ come too short of that great property, which still should go with Antony,” and ican to-bestow yourself upon Washington Heighti ‘his lyre in grief nor b.indly tead yo tuing flash of his eye, will conduct you where Ip replenish. the Treasury and covtribute to the bh at Wie pod ia wat arder among and gainsaying Another carte 00, ehh Multiplication of notices -the tax you have paid on your ‘carrieges, silver and go! Plate, billiard tables and yachts. was paid’ for last yexr. ant poke 8 eas, tha duty of. going through tho operation for the current year, com- mencing May 1, and also the tax on income for tho yeur: 1862, now to be assessed, ' Vory truly, yours, A. J. BLEECKER, Assessor Lighth district: Deaths in Hampton Hospital. “tthe United States General Hospital, nosr Hampton, Va., ig under the especial charge of Dr. Fli MoCtellan, surgeon- rior officers, ous should the prisoners taken by our forces is 1 Tiko thei all. Our officers, actuated by that generous spirit animates them, endaivored to avoil ible the effusion of blond in the houses whic! ir hands. Nevertheless, it was found neces ry to blow up many of the houses, which had been transtormed into so many fortresses, and to bury the de- fenders inside, who held out to the last, in their ruins. ‘The composition of the garriaon of Puebla ‘bas again cor- 5 the assertions of all the correspondence which represented the majority of the Merican population as favo- rableto Kuropean intervention. 2he Mexican ficg, or rather of Juarez, counted amon; fenders. deserters ote soldi * ‘continent ‘inati adventurous ware. The presoni of these Aree enscis explaios in part the unexpected resistance which has beon mada, Passengors who | ‘ora Cruz by the last steamer ure of the epinion that in h would follow the departure of the courier who of late years hay ‘a force of eleven force was not sup- Romer will uctebreale and exposed not astray: but Franktin, but to all the hoi kiaperor is not Lhe man to & circumstances it is not surpri 6 Suier paths of diplomacy, and begin: to oplying to Prince Gortebs ive and inimical acts by a declaration of Ww thing upon a card, even tha, for there tL (applause)—f would not hoy mating his conviction of the pasa from the atch flag. y soutl, Coroliag, ‘Applause snd laughter.) South Carolina, given the command teve her for the memor, 4 the task of captur- first days of tbe early Potomac epters on the cam- paign, and we shalighortly learn whether the lofty criticism: it thers dictated were i jn trusted it would soon be. bade the company farewell, and sat down am: Other toasts were given, and the company separated at a late hour. New Route You have now the priviieg: only soparated an imaginary line, the march of a ¥reuch army would yRacles t) encoun is on the Rhine they would be neare: 380 that even is i Americans, anda great numter of th ss haye po naturel r,and while the Between the Atlantic and Pac NAPOLEON'S TRANSIT Pi {From the London Times (City Article), May 14.. advices.{rom Nicaragua to. day by to their resources than the } ca: of defeat they could easily receive reinforcements, aud would be in no danger of ‘With ampie timo for preparation, with ualimited com- ‘TS IN NICARAGUA. mand of all that crogit cam procure, with agoliiery above what. thon , is it? catastrophe like the frem-all your hearts to your lips—it is tho put: the average In education and intel own And, above all, a war with Prussi: pation of Pucbla must have taken place, of (his. Sccurset and causeiees rebel'ion, mail give some particulars of the progress of the explora- 180. ) 4 together. ae occu] fapoleon the prd unsticcessful eampaigns to guide them, and and that the inhabitants, protected against the in-ebief of vhe post. ‘The (ollowing doaths) have occurred |’ 7.41 jg tho common oatice that has drawn us ect of a substapl ‘ongost incentives to exertion in tho fift tion just commenced by Captain Eedford Pim, R. rs And now, mark you, why shall we uot stand togethor on reward! r bis disinterested ex in the cause of the view to establish a railway and steam trans’ ries who had joined General Ortoga’s army, since its commencement, August 18, 1962, up lo the bumanity and civilization; whereas, in. declaring war tuge which they can recelvod Our troops with cordial hospitality. and just and patriotic men cas Pim arrived at Grey- present timo, April 18, 1863:— Tr thor wat. wore to last tho fee Atlantio to tho Pacific. one pana against Russia, he would roully and’ traly be “going to dostand withwus, (Applause.) And thon one thing moro; that ts the very polit whore nnputriotic aul selfish point. And yet oxing men, and Fe very eagor to asaure us of their ‘nion and constitition of the cou the rebeliion”” they tthe only test to England on the 9th of April, and started on wo from {from the Paris Constitutionnet, the 11th for Bi ‘The courier from Mexico has brou the commencement of April our t ing in Puobla, and, if the town was pletely in our bands, at least our troops entered ‘lst of March, atter a victorious assault, and were every eas. They it side, and on the 8d of A; against the fortified redoubt in the centre ag to attack it ou two sides at once. The various forti war for an idea,” which, «8 the italians hare learned to thelr cost, ho docs not adwire quite 8) much in practice to add that nothing could afford him a more plausibie excuse for a rupture au insurrection in her Polish provinces , how that the Prussian Poles ar imbued with the spirit of ‘nationality ond of the yoke imposed upon them as their Russian brethren, and have, the:efore, an equal right to armed fnterven- tion in their favor. luefields, accompanied by two civil engi- neers whom he had brought with him, where he obtained @ large force of Indians and Creoles to cut a path through the woods. Returning with theso to which he contemplates as the starting poimt of the line, he built a honso as a general rendezvous, and stored it with provisions, und Chief, From Gorgon Bay he tool miles south to the 1862. Co. H, 62d New York, August 26. st’ Massachusctts, August 26. hisetts, August 27. B, 6th Rhode Island, A\ ichican, Septem! , 81st Now York, September 11. «Ist Masneriecnolis & mon refuse to stand with us? The award Penson Books some of those unpairintic -and sel as in theory. It is neediess Their transport i all (hat @ full communication with necessary for the support of dim army which is nat yet too ‘To the campaign of 1863 we may one which will decide, even in federal with Prussia (ha ert George Austt . Battery Toontes Wiman charge of a k his party about et ma river, with the rocoileet that moro than 1 they hirty years ago ition te omselvee wih san imigoof @ kaceling slave, Md the apycaling ‘on ita countemines, Am I not # ma its courso might pass somewhere near bis propose! route, and thus enable bim to start two from about the contre of his line, and go cut east and wost at the sume time, Captain Pim was fr He explored and made 4 survey the question of the conquest of the Sou Io Russian Poland the insurrection continues in fuii 1 alrondy a StF opin ‘Vigor, and no defeats or losses are abl domitab'e courage of the patrious, rienced by them intely was the death of Jung “when Great’ Eritain was ngitated by the pro longer seemed ‘doubetul bat the" abolish British slavery, some Quakors supplied the town would short! the surrender of Forts Loreto and Guadaloupe. to shake the io late Ocou; One of the heaviest pation of question was vi wa distinguishod fF ‘and a brother?” When the candidates for seats jn Par- and Ianded on the left bank about twenty miles from the uized @ regular corps of twelve hundred men, well Teagon for supposing HOPES FROM. THE SIRGE. Hament would come around t) these Quakers and solicit he started off two parties—one cutting the forest exsterly towards ‘the Atlanti FRENCH 03d med and provided with light artillery, apd ‘who | {hat the result will bo diferent, | The federais Paris (May 13) correspondence of the London Post. Foe Hew YEtk, Sets Fe their votes, ana tall them of tho many fine gs the ‘bie to Qua- e their own views, and, with the hopefulness of those news of the occupation of Puebia is just what French government expocted; but it is not Known to what nborger, Co. K, 85th Peunsy! Sanford, United States batter sus, tended to operate against Kalie 1, in conjunction with : would do Mf electod—things tho detaehmenss of Soyfried and ‘Tazanowski, bur was wo ssetibnocr art agent eRe Hide engaged in a struggle for of fourteen mex, headed #6 in the (vce of hem, go Uhate IF ron can’t go tint we can't go you.’ Just go dot deal with these men, when they prate about their love for the constitution, the Union and the country. 1 ask them, and you ask them, can you gv for putting we can't gO y pocrites— talk about being for the constitution and the Union and the nae and yel it the Fi sh hi succeeded im capturing the garri- the candidates extent rench have ry ese son, the main object of tie investment. A NEW PLAN OF GOVERNMENT. {Paris (May 14) correspondence of London Post.) Here in Paris it 1s expected that the city of Mexico can- y be induced to joodshed. But 2d battery, Wiseuns! hb Maesachusolia, (ct. 31s 4th Massachusetts, Nov. 5. I, 93 Pennsylvania, Nov. 6. vugh the treachery of a peasant, at the vii Ossowie, by the Russian Colonel K ‘ced with \hirty wounds. Dr. Libek, member for Posen in the Prussian House of i Th neer. They commenced work on the 161 Captain Vim left on the morning of that day, each party had cut about a mile through the bush, with every pros. pect of running a line of lovels right across by the’ end of the month. The stdrting station, nourly midway, was only one hundred and twenty-sever: feet above the level of the soa, and not a hili ot any sort could be seen. was considered, therefore, that there is every chance that the route will afford easy gradients from end to end. plied with needful stores and 4 should be more successful than those of the preceding have not now the raw levies of Bull run, from the excessive caution ol jane not @ boaster like Pope, or a man confessing him:elf to be unfit, like General Burnside. ,They are commandrd by i Joe Hooker,” as som: ting Jor against them 1 nit re'reat. wilt hove to run. But even in America the issue of thy contest m Virginia depend on the present campaign. Tr this action a’son. of not fong hold out; aud the Mexicans maj down tho rebellion? negotiate for peace without further bi far as I can learn Fre to demand unconditional surrender, establish a new form of governwent, or rather call upon thé Mexicans to do so, I presume, If you can’t gu that, Oh why sbould we go thees vile they are—who is called him; and did not come to the re ederates, if they to mse uently been cashjered by : ‘Tazonowski, tos a'ter bein distodged from Peisern, where he bed throwoup som rude fortifications beneePbvisrontemn bra | *Co. F, 16th Michigan, Nov n i 9. ional government, Co. G, €24 Obio, Dec. 13. be. considered to S:muol J. Wallace. utting down the ither the native ee Each party was su can alone save there blessings to us, and the trinmph of which will vob us of them all? And now ve have sions, and the weat! er was favoravie. The political on the principles dition of the repubtic, however, was as threatening and one Americans nor the Irish and Germans will be likely beon defeated in th of universat suffrage. It will prove a difficult towski, who bnd beon operat better results if an advance prepared at the best; and when England and Spain are | Robert H. Hinkle bofore us but one avy ; our one work is the work of put- You have got 10 come to this uncertain as possible, Mt with such immense resources and after so great a lapse , 98th Pennsyly: m, was routed on Wednesiay Inst and | "ith Su RnaUNTone Wa kent ee te in to tho negotiations, surely some arrange | Xavier Lowby, Co. . then, Un the other hand, Joz: ment must be made for a foreign to defend }, 110th New York, Dec point, I don’t allow myself to be a coworker with any torest to the operations of tho fedezal general Sca Signals of Cape Race. ranski maintains lis pesition in the district of Lablin ar government, whatever it may be. on earth who docs not come to this point, The put- what expedients he has for overcoming the resisunce which 1863. . A, 33th Massachusetts, Jan. 3. ting down of thiFebellion must be done, come what will has ropulsed a j.ussian detachment that was sent out from proved $0 fatat to his preacc-asors, US NEWS ON THE BOURSE. RT. In the House of Commons on the 14th of May Mr. Daw- Board ement, in whieh . B, 68th Pennsylvania, Jan. 3. to constitution and Union, and even country. (App!ause.) You, yeos."’) that our duty’to justice, in putting down this positiia thao inion, or even Telnim that we are to go tring down the rebellion unconditionally. Can you iM consent to putting ing of the constitution, the the country; you are rebel!ion uncondition- son asked the President of the any detailed report had beon made to his department of the loss of the Anglo-Saxon steamship, trom jaonderry to Quebec, on the 27th April, and whether the circum: stances of that lamentable event were correctly stated in the public press, also, whether the government had ever mm for the use of Daboll’s fog trumpet fape Race in Newfoundland; and if so, what were the grounds for such refusal. Y soveral shipwrecks on the coast of know whether any steps had been take: of Trate whether rreapondence of London Telegraph. ‘ne French government has to-day received the official news of the taking of Puobla. yet been published, but] can tell your readers that sho, city was not taken without some tremen which bas cost France a goneral officer, M. Vernet Laumiere, of the artillery, and a large number of killed ed. Bourse, as you will see by my bulle- truly pation! spirity@nd wel- As yel we cannot sve any signs of originality. Notbit has been more censured than the sido for bringing his army down vancing by way of Fredericksburg. event bave declared that this was the worst thing that jd be done, and that neither M’Dowell’s advance to- wards Manassas, nor MoCicilan’s ox; ula, was so cortain to ond in failure as the atiempt to penetrate to Richmond by way of Fredericksburg, across a conntry which could be easily defended, and in which the enenty could easily fall back from point to point. Cornelius Culp, Co. E, 58ti Pennsylvania, Jan. 5. Oo. K sins aes Jan. 6. orty-eight killed and fifty wounde!, Levi Page. John B. Bolen, Co. but states that of the Muscovites to hive boon at least It is probable that the remains of Taza have retired towards the Vistu ‘oclawek, as we are tnformed by that tho railway communication betweon that town auc! From Lithuunia the reports are ine the leader of thaty (Applause, and cries of jan of General Bu No particulars have as nsylvadia, Jan, 8. C, 924 Now York, Jan. HH, e9th Now York, Jan, , 60th New York, Jan. 9. 101at Pennayivania, Jan. 10. New York, Jan, 17. battery, 4th Wisconsin, Jan, 1. robollion, is infinitely a more'commandin three hundred. Any duty’ we owe to the coustition or the the boundaries of our couvtry. Critics after the Co. Charles E. Baxtér, Oo. ‘A, J, Havenstine, Co, F, 5: ition to the penin- ? You are not to say, down the rebellion by the gat saving of the Union, or the gay! to Bay, wo go fe tin, received the news in comed the taking of Pucb‘a by a general others he is sti!l alive and act ing down t assiug the enemy. Ti To juan where these traitorous cnomies may be, Gencral Hooker is carr establish a fog signal. eeerving their strength tor a Mr. M. Ginsow ropiled that no detailed statement or THE POLISH REVOLUTION. will not go along with us. (Appiaus: What, some K, 103 Pennsylvan’ if, which is to come off to-day, and to eral “Burnside, bd Bichmon' one questions me, ‘Would down this Union, the the wreck of the Anglo-Saxon had as eb, the Board of Trade, nor would any furt John Hoe, Co. K, 176th Pennsylvania, Feb. 17. rebellion. with all tho Charlos Warden, Co. A, reached by a march across Rappahannock and the hich several of their smelier detschmenta you go for pai poesible risks that tho have sacriliced themselves The Latest News. constitution and the country might go down with itr’ I ticulars be known until the arrival of the next mail, ‘battery, 76th Pennsylvania, F Cracow, May 12, 1863. T answer, I make no calculation at the attention of the Russians GENERAL HOOKER AS ‘CONFIDENT’? WITNESS. centrating their fo°cos in tne capital. May-1 {From the London Post (government organ’ answer, | would With regard to the second question, as to if such a plan has Intelligence reocived hero, as is believed on good au- at that point. My only duty bas been, from the first, the er go Wea the ashiavemens: whien Mocha ment had refused permission to erect Daboll’s fog trumpet thority, states that the Russian government bas no inten- And hence some 91d abo- had to state that last year the Asso- putting down of this rebellion. { {hat conveys these | pomside Have sicccsstully falled te accomplish is now ploying the increased severities mentioned by E, 1th New Hampshire, ciated Press of Now id. ask me, ‘Do you go for putting littovists, perbay hud made # proposal to erect down | uhia about to be attempted by General Hooker. Papers as imminent after the 13th instant. C, 13th New Hampshire, Murch 21. at all possible hazards, that the trumpet, but it was not thought desirable by the onlonial govérament that a foreign c ollicer, on bis examination before the War Committee, ap pointed to inquire into the conduct of last }. 7th Rhode Island, March 22. the contrary, so long as diplomatic negotiations for tho . 4 contin on John Cotrel, Co. E, 11th New Hampshire, Mirch 23. pacification of Poland coptinué,ihe government will do jolas since the revolution of 1831 is 4 slavery may survive and be stt onsidered one oF the strongest works in Board ot trade nnd, Think I would. Iron that risk. (Applause.) I haye no con- of any of my hobbies: nud have not bad since the day the news reached me at ie Applause.) And @ site within British however, urged upon the steamship owners the necossity of orecting some adequate fog signal Race, and had aleo called the attention of paign in Virginia, confidently attributed the failure of both MoCicilan and Burnside to take Richmond fo the incay of (hose yencrals, Accotding to General Hooker, git! thom ought, with the army at. his disposal, to havo ef- Jas. W. Couningham, Co. 1), 2d Maine, Marcls 23, Co.’ F, 13th N. Hamp., March ‘6th Connecticut, March 25. joult to imaging that it ean be take: ditions to make in bebaif everything in its power to restrain the license of the sol diery. There is even aramor of a prolongation of tho term appotated for the insurgents to lay down their arms. Ceorum Goodhue, Zeitung, combat Franew Aborns, Co, A, i on 80 important 4 tarboro of tue bombardment of “umter. ‘ory Hattering account of the Patrick Kidney, Co, 1, 176th New York, March 25. now fet me here say, that in my philosophy the putting : ts hay ipping interest of the country to its import. ‘aif 1 Polish prov’ wy focted the capture of Richmond, This confident witness Neisou Cartwright, eneratisgimo of the army of the Co. H, 27th New York, Marob 26, He ridicules the Goverpment had the power o! erecting fog signals down of crime cannot brivg any horm to any good gover now occupies the post which the intabitants are required to state whether they » can. help to any evil. Hence the pulting down he crime of crimes, cannot bring any porsible harm toany good ip eeeyatice, cul and of imposing a toll for their support; but the steamship id that although they should like to have Should not like to have to Avit of the governn Hulett Peters, (o. G, 21st Connecticrt, March 28. ad ‘21st Connecticut, March 28. th Massachusetts, March 28. George W. Hadley, Co.’E, 6th New Hampshire, March 30. Co. G, 8th Connecticut, March 31. William Clark, Co. A, 9th New Hampshire. April 6, North, and has an oppo his conclusions in reference to the evidence of his own abitity, assorted bis superiority to voth ‘of the disgraced generals, aud must, in the W. Stanton, Co, are for or against the insurrection, Jobn G. Dymond, Co. I, dubtful whether this peculiar method of taking the sense of the country will be attended with success. The same journal contradicts the statement that Jezio- tanski was forced to retreat to Austrian territory upon that Forey seems to look - It is considered such a signal erected, the; bear the expense; and ‘the to waive the right and consult the wishes of th it was captured with thy greatest ease by a stnall f of Americans under in the Unior cr in the country—uone whatever. the of rth Dev doubt, he adds, that the French will tike Puobla at Fr a ter crime than this attempt to destroy » pati which bad never done anything to provoke that attem)t @ nation which bad always been, bot only just, butex principally concerned, Signal in question, it was not certain that it was of a ge description, and it was most ‘important that if a signal were put up it should be of a kind that could be relied on. to the particular the New Yore Hekatp, ¢ tensions, or sink Into trretrieyabl It {3 probable’ that un opportunity for showing bis will quickly preseat itself, the 8th of May. It is aqmitted that he was surrounded by considerable Russian forces after the combat of the 6th instant, but it is olsc averrod that he esca) clover manwuvre, Without further Louis Robare, Co. G, 27th New Jersey, 1 George Edgerton, Co. D. Joa L. Shoots, Go but when they are over there thelr trou » aud perhaps in the end they away from it as thelr fathers were Forey 18 said to 21a Connoetisuts ‘ork, ding) jal VINCENT PALES, Chaplain, ceedingly partial to those guilty of this pirat! hostilities Jezio and Apd now let mo bere A bad one would only have tho effect of tempting ships to murderous attempt. (Appla months’ rest the Army of the Potomre has quitted its Popular among his troops, who | im deftejent tn that to slip through the Russian positions, and work go too near the land when it might not be possible to hear ay that to make ourszives most; effective in th ranski —- has marcbed t We ought to critivaic earne*tiess. Those five months have not been lost on hand brilliancy v sary to strike the ards the Austrian frontier. Lying Jour: ‘Oh! what an tmmenee roops, and the War Department of Washington must | {he Si nal, and the resuit would be their going ov shore. The country jormes: wnized by the revolution- imagination of hes tm @ the South hoes carly generals—} beg your boeven worse managed thin we Dolieve ito be if the | Very lately a steamship was lost at Holyhead during & ve elteady Earpiayed Cosit biicton RETRACTATION OF TH® CHANGES MADE AGAINST er us in this respec if our fog, although a gun was constantly fired as a signal from 1y Me. Provident, I didn't army with which General Hooker now takes the field is SCHURZ AND HIS DIVISION, Jour towards the ‘pon the 26th uitimo a body of theso troops atta fnclude yourself. pardon taughter)—yon are tco nearly kindred It was thought that a gun was the best fog not In every respect as efficient as the humerous deseritons, a convoy of thirty Cossacks escorting ammunition from nae cacreponaans he Ben Feats to me that Fshoald do that—T say, ifcur carly geucrals signal, and jt was @ gun that the government thought of hesseurs de Vincenues, }* Prasmysz to Ostrolenka and got possession of hat characte: ized: penditure in supplying its wants could possibly make * . * * * ~ . Mr. Dabol’s invention was under consideration, Sroxmuan’s itis: Va., May 23, 1863 had had ut # tithe of that carnestners ¢ the south aod Un the 30th ultimo they captured a Russiaa major, generals, wa sheald not bave "ne fedora ai and they-had xsked for a report from the United States has been allowed to cross the Rappa- The following correspondence will oxplain itself, and is ‘That Board had reported at the same timo two oilicers ergaged needed to be meoting heré; the rebellion would lon: ago y P jock because {t did not suit the Confederates to oppose | Lighthouse Board respecting it. THE AMERICAN QUESTION. the telegraphs, heve ts one thing more we neod ‘assage The Southern troops bave been at the trouble | that it promised well, and was worth a trial; but aid not larmes are under the control of the commis. to cultivaie, ands that Can you Ko thet? us Trim Divistox, go the length of saying that it had been sufficicutly proved 1508. of constructing formidable intrenchments, behind which sioners. They are entrusted with unlimited powers, ana «Yes, sir,” and applause [know thore is agentiments! ay 9 rmy of tie Poto- to be used on se important a point as Cape Race. kek, Commanding A: Major General Hoo: tad: ‘they can fixht in comparative security,.and under sach ham ypecily foo! repean Opinton of General Hooker. are sent by the revolutionary goverument into every dis. ich takes (right at the ben of ciroumstanoss they would deserve to_be calleg fools and ANOTHER SIGNAL PLAN. GexwRat—Some time you tasued an order ro MAL MOOKEK PAINTED IN THE LONDON TIMRS, ra to sign their letters with tls ow York (May 1) correspondeuce of the London Times.) not soldiers if they gave the enemy the opportunity of at [From the Liverpool Mercary, M the rebuis’ as we ought to fight them. ‘That has ames, #0 a8 make thom responsible for the correcti project is maturing callod the lane Race Riectric Cevoral Joseph Hooker—the mau who, according to bis . Lrecall a oon’ con our want aii the way U tacking them on an open plain. GEN, HOOKER’S' VALUE IN their reporta, ‘This would seein to give ‘ ‘port x, ae uaa claim to red Ri HE WORLD OF COMMERCE. Its object is to build and |From the iondon Times, May 16.) own report of himsof, never mwvio a mistake in war— tim with that great sod man, Theodore P {From the London Shipping Gazette, May station a lightship near Care Race, to intercept the Messr®. Charles Mitchell & Co., the extensive iron ship as infallible as the theolomicat woaase miliary judg which | had a few years before his aeath—a conversation * * © The selection of General Hooker for ihe Pecent American maji steamers. These lightships are to be 600 | builders at Walker, ou tho Tyne, are rapidiy completing —who could imve jo inter; re'ation of the succe on tho clomenis in human charecter. “He ‘aimed gent That's tike him, and tons burthen, and fitted with 100 horse power engines. When this ship is stationed there wii: be ios making Cape Race, and we will get three days’ iat a large iron-plated steam ram of immense asirength ai rate capital when Mobowell, NcCicllan, for the Russian goversment. Tho veercl ad Burnside all miserably failed, and who on his test Warrior the world has ever very oe enterprise was not a fortunate one. credit fer our power of party hate vidual, whether in this country or in fid-nee, and it is America, are ot Of 2 Di pon showing is the other day by the Kmperor and the chiefs inspire —has crossed the hannock on Oe way t Mich. | Dut Asmall satisfaction to his patrons at Washington that It is intended to lay down & submarine | of the various departments. electric cable from the ship to the land. have been sent out from this couutry; and Messrs. Mitch: he arrives there in any otho character Hooker best are not disappointed, hatred, a the world will | either in the man or in his, would ‘remind me of the taf of English workmen . Mitebell are also bu The Privateers. THE WAR IN MEXICO. works on the Tyne ¢wo handsome of govius, and lo. compatibie with the highest consint- ra-cale it civilization and pufest Christianity, and entirely ent with forgiveneas: but one ‘uhiug f know=these uso of the Russian nav; also launch to-day one steamers built in this country, for Russia, to be ANOTHER REBEL WAR SHIP. Examiner, ig the Binck Sea; and 16. for stati that Capt Genernl Forey's port. ‘from Puebla to a captain worthy of the more than Hereviean task which thas government bas to perform. Put if ho be foiled by Great and eppluuse. Git nase te sem? defeated by the elemonte, or- | Bullock, of the Confederate nay. ‘Urrro Sax Juan, April 2, 1863, in the navigation of tho Volga, A very superior skill or bravery— sieamers have been built ic this cout “A Belgium,and for Russia, within the past few years, and identa and contingens | Saturday for Glasgow, Mowsiecr Le Manechat—My general report ‘onfederate steamer, and sation Monday for the inst. will bave informed your Fxcellency of the p1 of the works of the siege of Puebla up to the I had fixed upon that day for the attack upon Fort San Xavier, and 1 bave now the honor to send to your Excel- y the dotails of that operati Fort San Xavier is defended bastion, on the nortly by s curtain, on the east by a half ! moon eovering the entrance on south by an irregular 108. continuous enceinte, comprises @ penitentiary fatatly impeded dy unfureseen ace! ries —or if, nt th most, ho achieve no greater resuitd leaving the possession of Richmone s remote and (orlorn a hope as it has been at any tim within the last twelvemonth—the ver be compelled to admit that his co na. his criticism of others but presum, Frith im himeelf but arrogance ant conceit of the most stu pendous and offensive character. A few days will show the stuff he is made of, make himself the greatest man in America, the best fate that bis iriends can wish for TUR BURNING SHIP AT SE. {From the Dublin Freeman’s Journal, ‘The following telegram was posted in the rooms, Liverpool, yesterday:—-The captain of the ship jie, arrived in Liverpool from Natal, re- socing a large stip on Gre, burnt to the water’ 20th Maroh, in latitude 1 north ‘world will io like man- but rashs ptious folly, and Ab ‘Major General Hrapqvanrtens, Arw amr Nean Facwourn, ton. on its western side by a has cecupied more than seven years, and during the greatom part of that time there have been forty-five workmen daily employed upon it. of tunnels through mountains of rock, and via- ing with each nh science and skit; the town side, and on the works, furming @ & vast construction which connected with the Convent of San Xavier. The wholeof this solid structure has « length of 180 metres and a width of eighty motres. three inner courts and various outhouses. The approaches were covered by accessory defensive works, by numerous work: [ SF. l = & ak z Some people here ff 83 had been burnt by that the statement of Captain Halliday, of ‘ived here a fow days ago, to the HOOKER AS AN ‘‘ADVANCING’’ GENERAL. {From the Loudon Times, May 14 ‘The soverost comment on the condition of sauge i@ that just at the time when everybody here, {here and allover the world is saying aust be done, we are all nevertholess efartied (0 hear ‘hat romdhing has Sone, and ik has boon done by the {ois pressure of anxious expectation and dire necessity Dappaum to be concentrated. General Meoker is the who, by reckless eriiciems and unsparing abuse, has thrown general out of hiscovmand, and who has been ih the cpportunity of doing betier. : ii Hil Helen Nicholson, arr effect that He saw @ submarixe volcanic eruption on the 27th of March, im latitude 1 north, longitude 26 west, fs erroneous. The supposed eruption is thought to have been the burning vessel sighted b; No boats were seem about, and it is supposed— the vessel has been destroyed by Sommes—ail oo board perished. BEG i 5. ‘The defence, theretore, and the internal arrangements allowed it to be It waa indispevsable to get of this great obstacle. Our éngineoring works fought ua up quite close to it artillery had des royed its batteries. It remained for the infantry to do the rest, ‘Confident in the vigor and energy of my troops, I did bot hesitate to order the assanit. Foot Chasseurs aud @ battalion of the Second Zouaves formed the attacking columns, independently of two bat- Tfentrusted the execution of j i i I : E that something t E 2 ; i hi Inst extremity. the Imperatrice Bu- ii f PY | map upon whem all | genie. & e E ' i i ii at a = i Rebel Loans. THR NORTH CAROLINA STATE COTTON LOAN. article) May 15, issued at Manchester an inyitation for subseriptious on cotton bonds of that Stato for £300,000. He announces that the State requires to purchase Lnglish manufactured goods, and to make the necessary remi tances hither for (hat purpose; but that, a8 existing circumstances he had declared | prevent this operation being carried out in ordinary ing Ist of May compel'ed | course, cotton and other decision. On the 30th of April Genoral Hooker Rappahannock at threo or four diferent fords above and below Fredericksburg, and soon led tl to the roar of that city. immediately, and at the last date it was stated thot frosh solutnns were following, that the communication was maintained, that there was a large force of cavalry jn the Gold, that Gen. Loe would either have to abandon Frede- rickaburg or fight a battle at great disadvantago, and that by leaving a comparatively small force in a good to watch bis movoments, General Hooker could i The First battalion of Qe ‘tow talions from the trenches. this important operation to geveral Bazaine panied by his staff, took the command of ti London be had demanded reinforcements, which could not Mr. John White, a special comm anted without seriously weakening the de‘enco | of North Carolina, bas 33 gi and the probable made the same ‘emand, and With such @ reply General Hooker’ | redecessors had be that his predecessors had tad made it in vain. night give up tho command, as his Jone, of might atten) to be tn their power. Tho approach’ pened a heary fire on uyed its ontworks. At our fire consed, wath parailel, gave the si ‘At four P, M. all our battertos penitentiary, which di pt that advance whic ral Bayaine, pl ated shouts of Vive it, and the firet column, tesuing forte (ro advanced at a charge against Fort Xavier, Land forced an entrance. The isconcerted, but in afew miu: sont from the crenoilated walls upon our men. The Mexicans rome macked guns from be: fn front of Fort Oa 18, As did also all the other id not etop the advan second colunm soon followed the fir trance into the penitentiary. < 1 Corps were to follow by meane of warrants at seven per cent intorest per which embrace the following conditions:-— I of North Carolina having been paid for this warrant £100 sterling (receipt of which has been dal acknowledgod) selis, and hereby horeof, on receiving sixty days’ notice of the port |) twelve bales of cotton, four gianed, packed and in sound mer. port of Wilmington, Charles. government, ex. Notice of the port solected to the State direct or to AMERICAN SANITARY Seotsinamt, May 19 | citizens will leara wit Roswell Rett, well known by bis ia. jod ot W on the 6th of = pepe Sy sof “id had" beentanr ointed ment Medical Inspector &) the Sanitary Comm coeated in eacaping, many | he waa about to lowe Washington to be employed is ven. fell, the Tost Were captargd. Trains bad beeu fait ja ° {ilating the agw military hoso.tals whieh have bown arent DAVID B. REID, M.D., OF T com’ aso opened fire ‘ta; but thie dotay From the Bdinbu to deliver to the ‘holder at which deliver; nd foreed an en | death of De. Dav’ i aistoa of about 760 men ms e. For hg Fant Lime, th poitits of our bayonets. They impetnosity of our attack. {rom reom to room, some everything. “Hooker would havo a second account Lee on the probable supposition of the Inter the open field to his intrenched camp at Fredericks! veculate on the results of a campaigns Dabinet of Lawyers who conduet the war auatlan see the necessity af crinina wn jotorious or not, it to settle with proferri ve way before the | rom story to story, be rent elther to the Governor of ' the ageute of the Stato in Manchester; and deimry will 3558 82585 j '