The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1864, Page 5

~ ia t tive operations shortly to complete the work eo success- fully inaugurated. The operations of @eneral Grant's army yesterday wore contined to reforming of the lines, and an occasioual demonstration on the part of the artillery. There was the usual random firing-of musketry along the entire lives of the two armies, but nothing of importance. SHERIDAN. CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAG has Gettner, L, Ist Pa, sero. qo Wels, P, lt Mass Book Cox, By Ist Pa, abdo- H Russel. rg 1B Tot rite H, 24 Pa vah M Stevens, I, 24 Pa hav Batior: Tat ‘Mich leo’s still occupies a strong position, @ great fichael Hann, a, Garsin, 1,’ 6th pater. . 0 "Som k ata rus A Bateman, ‘Mf, tet | Portion of which is exposed to o view. Mage newer. i bey Preparations were belug during tho day for a H , Ist Isaac Shiack, B, Lat MI ee Nm Robertson. t i Mick renewal of the engagement, which, contrary to expecta- Ay leMich GW Coo, fia tion, did not take place. 4 Ht Robbing, lat tHtacvey Taker, ©. ik Wm B Spencer Fe int Mich Sorat Ma) De Witt C Smythe, rh in readiness hi ‘Wu 'S Epperson, L, 5th Mich Everything wee pee Sieh ese ennly, oe WOUNDED IN THE FIRST ‘ie ie IBCOND DIVISIONS a a “4 ree ‘8 | fight will soon occur, the details of which will probably CAVALRY AT THE BATTLE 0} DD’! ‘ MAY 7, 1864, F TODD'S TAVERN, | no: reach us before Wednesday. Conrad. Hi 1th XY, wrist Cyrus Boone, G, 6th Pa, Lee has been massing his troops on bis right, and the arm i Pa,abdo'n Fane . ft NY av, knee Wn Holbert 0 By NY thigh | eo8agement when it occurs must take piace east of Spott- 8 Beco, vi, 6th Pa, head ‘Pratt, @ M Sargeant, | sylvapia Court House, it Y, abdomen ba jas Starr, 6th Pa, face ite, A, Ist NY, Mt palae no Deusaity. C4 x {90 ip you) ate L, 6th Pa, thich any — ‘aul neg (ny Wg 2 ‘urman,6th Olio, shoul- ty +: je ~~ sigan ok Wim Scott, L 6th Pa, oulder i Torry, K, Ist NY, thi q erat Lewis Bows B, hana Berg i BW Keith, B, Ist NY, jome! rat Barvis, K, Ist NY, Had Thos J Zugio, D, Ist US, t fractured ulmi 1, 68th NY, thigh From cagsurod officers it 1s learned that Lee parrowly escaped capture by Hancock on Friday. Lee was con- sulting with Ewell and Johnson, when our troops ad- vanced, but was warned of their approach by the cheer- ing of our men as they dashed over the enemy’s works. He escaped but a few moments previous to the arrival of our forces upon the spot where the conference was held. tH Nulap, arty tena © Mark Dolby, B, Ist U 8, tho- Reinforcements have gained Grant's army. Lat t bi c ‘3 Case, K, 6th Pa, wt iz G agi Wm Kirk, 6th The rain has rendered the roads quite heavy, impeding gona" sQassidy, FP, au ye * meaty + very much the transportation of wounded from the front. alsert Meeoee, 0; lat aay aah, E, Ist.N Y, fin. Supplies in abundance are being forwarded, and every- eck Chas Fowler, B; 4 Bisiloves 1 hi uy ts has, Fowler, B, Ist NY, | thing connected with the army continues im the finest Marti tin V Baker, H, , tN Y, Adam Brown, M, 6th Pa, | 0omdition. Statement of a Unton Paroled 8| on, Wasamxaron, May 16, 1864, ‘The surgeon of the Sixty-sixth New York regiment, who Hg abdomen chard Morris, ©, Ist US, Wim S$ Hiepier, G, 6th Pa, ‘Jonathan Grifith, B, lst 08, 2d Lt RJ wood, Ist US, neck head ‘and shoulder Bred nie Ne iso 8 bi 2dLt 0 CC o Ist! LU thi ti ae atk Fa ee Peet ot eer y US hich | was captured, with six bundred others, im the third day’s ter ‘ise, , Gih Pa, John Smith, 16th Pa, wrist | ght, and was subsequently paroled, came into our lines ‘Wm H Whitman,2d US8,u wind a Velever, B, st N ¥, Co:pJno Hare Ist NY, thorax CT Stuart, lst Michael Gitigan, B, 6th Pa, ato Lepetigntesl < x5 ao icbardson, B, 6th chardson, E, 6U pW Harrington, 1st NY, tog thign tis merson Rude Sergi Jas B Chilson, (thN y, ‘nos Selorn, Ist U S, skull shoulder Sergt Wm Bresbin, 6th Ublo, David C Numensku, Ist U 8, shoulder: arm Batonok, Ist US, thorax Oscar Hewett, iat a 8. lee Geo Sev pei larcus Premttas, Ist N Y, Rudo D Bienes Sis "a, thorax i 8 Primer, 6th N Y, ot, Ora Geo Benedict, Ist NY, thorax Bourg Potter, 6th NY. hip Sergeant Alex P Powler, Gorgeant Reuben F Potter, ‘Mortin Carr, Ist NY, First Lieut J A Hall, thorax Wm McEwen, Ist NY. thorax on Saturday with the tody of General Wadsworth, which had been interred, by the order of General Lee, in a neat coffin. He also saw Genera! Longstreet in his tent. Ho was wounded in the collar bon, The wound was not mortal, but would incapacitate him for active duty for some time, The rebel loss is tremendous; but there is no indication ef thoir giving up yet. ‘The rebol lines are we!l supported by Itaes of interior works, and more are being constructed. General Leo has not been wounded, as the surgeon saw and talked with him on Friday, when he gave bim per- mission to take up the body of General Wadsworth. He is of opinion that the rebels will yet makoa desperate resistance. He says their privations only seem to exasperate them, and that they are kept up by the Ropeand idea of exhausting us and compelling us to abandon the contest. General Crawford, who was cut of from his command of Pennsylvania reserves last week, and supposed to be a prisoner, is reported to have rejoined the reserv: The Rebels Endeavoring to Piace Tor- thorax Sergeant Jai James Kelly, 1st e's, Poe’ Henderson, 6th Pa, leg BS Edminster, ist N ¥ Edwin M Carpenter, Ist NY, Lewis | Sasoran, Sth U 8, al abdomen ‘dom: ‘Win Bioombort, Ist US, arm James Tobe, 5th NY, al Chas C Voorhien tat S me ee Chas D Ayres, Gth Ohio. arm Forrest Reeves, Ist Me, arm Peter Fox, lat NY, cranium Dani D Gryno, lat U 8, thigh Gort Robt P Kirse, 1st US, amputated” Tinothy McCarty, Ist U 8, Jonn s ‘Blake, Ast Me, hip ee eae ¥ Michael Kanarg, 6th. XY. arm d, elbow, jazpes A Chapman, 6th Mich, ibe: & Benneit, ist US, : Jon nm ‘Slat r, Ist US, arm goha Bates tn It U8. thorax Henry J Guiles, Ist'N'¥, ab- cn EE smiuh, dU erwnstand Woo'y enrider, 24 Ba, thigh dome JM Slate, B, Ist NY Ppedees in the Rappahannock and iz , Ist NY, o games Pendergrast, Ist gohn Hons mid Sa v8 Plankatank Rivers—Ten of Them jerker, Ist NY, bana John Retnu, I, 6th Found. NY. prt McCullough, rise 5 ‘abdomen orpl Job @ Dobbs, By br =F Baker, 91h NY, 4 it “Tyee " apiom boulder ins enry. H Kelly, B. a cage Baml Miller Dy, 3d ¥ ao aad ubt A Clort, BE, Ist NY James Baker, L. ey Pa Luther E Ellis, L, “lat Mich John Cassidy, E, 6th Pa ec, Leroy Guain, KE. lst NY Preston A Saxton, E, 6th Pa ae Anurd, A, 9 {a ‘* Sorat ChasVan Metre, lames McMann, I, 61 NY erat Martie Gonoly. 8 K,IstUS Jobn WM AT ‘m © Fellenbaum, D, 2d Pa James L Lowrey L, 17th Pa © B Lingerust, E. 17th Pa Josiah Sellores. E, 17th P: Joseph P Ash, Sth U 8, erst Wasuunctox, May 16, 1864. On the afternoon of the 11th inst. Commander Parker, of the Potomsec flotilia, received iaformation that a party of rebels were engaged in placing torpedoes in the Rap- pahannock and Piavkatak rivers to blow up, our gunboats, He immediately ordered up an o=p:dition to thwart their purposes. Col. Draper, of the camp at Point Lookout, was asked to co-operate, and immediately consented to go himself, and took with him about three hundred colored troops from the camp, who embarked oa tbe same night. The t:oops were landod, with thirty six soamen, under the command of Captain Sheet, with boat howitzers and ‘Chas Aj NY Ric! Sand wan Wingiield, rebel 24 erst DP Lindley, Gy 9tuNY SWhutock Beth GapisVSumier, NUR inger Richard 8 Jones, B, St ra Ma ass |W L Lowell, F. Ist grappling hooks, and scoured the Rappahanoock and FEN, Martin Harding, Darts | Pisbkatank rivers and Mobjack Bay pretty thoroughly, ¥ boca. 1 Jat Maine Michael Golden, K. 6th Pa The boats explored the Rappahannock as high up as Git tctorh Hi, 1st US Lyniond Bowers, t,¢th Pa | Urbana, and the whole length of the Piankatapk, and astuogton May D,2d Pa Ist Lieut Jas B Burrows, B, | succeeded in finding four, which were exploded, sending ilar! ‘Hear, Aas xy Henryhimes Fash va | tho water up in buze Jots, ‘The alx others wore got out De ae eed ee eee eee Gucte® | of the river unbarmed, et tious Ww T Pennock, G, Joseph G Halt, D. 24°U 8 james Quinn, F, le} The torpedoes were made of tin cases filled with jow- der, and were to have been exploded by = percussion cap, a tarred string leading to the shore being arranged to set the cap off. The amount of powder im them varied from thirty to sixty pounds. Some of those who were engaged in fixing the infer- nal machines were seen from the shore, and our troops pursued them s« mo distance, encountering some 200 rebel peace st Geo Whitesell, G. Ist U8 Luther W Randall, G. sth Pa Frank M Brown, L, Sth Mich us Geo Colt, K. 5th’ Mic Jno Cavanagh, K, 1st Maas, iD Adjt Ohas McKinstry, lst N J, slightly Maj Darley, 18th Pa, wound- ed and prisoner opt Mortou,6th ind N ¥ bat. Cox (red; ik ‘a, Sorgs We Hturnersoth NY Dani Cripp, troops, who were there to watch the party fixing the tor- wai ee Sergt Wm 4 iner, see under | pedoos, when a little skirmishing onsued, resulting in the Wine Bassett, M, ut Sei Le set Boothby ist Maine, | killing of ten rebels, the wounding of a number of others te it shoulde % Mich Capt Gleason. 1st Mass and the capture of twenty prisoners. ist Mich in Corzaay ®H MY, lag | ‘The colored troops are said to bave behaved with great 5th ted ret OW Len 6th Mich uot Wilbon, 8th Pa arm gallantry. Major Ist Mich, Major Thaxton, Ist Me, foot The leader of the torpedo party, Acting Master Max- mr Sth Mich, Notley iat " well, of the rebel navy, a notorious raider, who has th i dl ¥ r a a ui! = r Rockateilom, eae ee and Ot oe rem woke hitherto given much trouble, was killed while attempting and taken prisoner { E P Hopkins, Ist Mass, wounded and prisoner Henry Larkins, H, Sth Mich carrornp. Lt Wilson, 6th Ohio Mich, ribs and side Jobn Dougiass, rebel Geo F Dove, rebel, White's cavalry Lt Goodwia, 6th On i GRANT Secretary Stanton’s Despatches. to escapo by swimming the creek. THE REBEL ACCOUNTS. Telegrams from Gencrals Lee, Jeb Stuart and Ransom and Major Slaughter. jort= uth The Movements on rg nd—Despatch € y [From tio Richmond D patch, May 12.) The city was full of excitement yesterday. As the local forces were out, and the printers were called ‘to the front,’ we are unable to give a very full account of affairs as they transpired it we think that all the im- portant {ntelligence relative to the movement upon Ricb- mond is given below: — FROM GENERAL LEK—THB ENEMY AGAIN REPULSED. The following gratifying intolligeace {rom General Lee was received at the War Department yesterday:— Srorrsyiv ania Court House, Via Guiney’s, May 11, 1864. yt Hoyorance Secrerary oF War:— jravt’s army is intreached near this piace, on bow jes of the Brock road. Frequent skirmishing oc- curred yesterday and to-day, each army endeavoring to discover the position of the other, To-day the onemy shelled our ives and made several assaults with in'antry against different points, particularly op our left, heid by Genoral R. H. Anderson. The iast, which ‘occurred after sunset, was the most obstinate; some of the enemy leap- ing over the breastworks. They wero easily re, ulsed, except in front of Geveral Doles’ brigade, where they drove our men from their position, and frem afour.gun battery there posted. The men were soon rallie!, ana by = Kak lino was ré-ocstablished and the battery re- be fargo body of the — moved aro: nd our left on the evening of the 9th, and took possession of the road about midway between Shady Grove Church and the Coart House. General Early, with a part of Hill’s corps, drove them back this evening, taking one gun aad afew prisoners. ‘i Thanks to a merciful Providence, our casualties have so te, nce are Brigadier ga he tog “Tne follow: private despatch, from Ma: of Fredericksburg, was received erin to the repulse mentioned in General ee’s Leame NO BATTLE SUNDAY OR MONDAY Our Reinforcements Arriving On the Field. General Wadsworth’s Body Brought Into Our Lines. THE REBEL ACCOUNTS. Gen. Leo’s Despatch of Wedne: day, the 11th Inst., a, prisoners we ‘captured a there on ere, was severe ating yesterday near Sretter ical Court House. ‘Kees, drunk ‘with liquer. oe. gir epute isirenciments and ‘were repuleed with s terrible ae, Despatches from Secretary Stanton to General Dix. HE FineT DESPATCH. was heard fponerally favorable. yoke x ShavonTEi Gome anxiety was felt in the pablic mind as to the sup- es for General Lee’s army, which may be eevee ally fect that all the ratiroad damage done by the and General miders bas beon repaired Lee's line of oom. Wasmwerox, May 10-~11:38 A. Ms | onication iw intics. * ‘Major General Dit THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE JAMES—THE ENEMY FALLEN BACK TO BERMUD, i Our Latest dates from General Grant's headquarters are to yesterday gaorning at half-past seven o'clock. No operations of importance bad occurred, Our forcemonts wore arriving. EDWIN M. BTANTON, Secretary of Wi DISAPPRAR FROM DREWKY lowing ae from General Ransom was the ee intimation of the Drewrr's Biorr, Mi at i. The enemy fell back last night from THE SROOND DESPATCH. day towards James river, appat in some este, Foete ‘Wasmoton, May 16—5 P. M, fhe + Amity of wiai's aud Duteh Gapya ‘the south To Major General Dix:— ‘ ite rr fh RANSOM, Jr, Shortly after the reception of this Iuatgene tt was rumored that the enemy were crossing to this side of the river, but no tm poet of this eharacter bed occurred up to yesterday aftornoo1 hon this despatch was re. ceived by Geaorel Bregg: = May 11, 1864, reThs gnemg'a pickets to 8 f side of How « tesa this ‘his moraiea, a0 and | ‘here are 20 signa of | We have despatches from GenerabGrant to eight o'clock ‘this anorning. Ho states that offensive operations have been necessa- rily saspended until the roads become passable; that the army te in the best of spirits, and fools the fullest conf. ‘dence in success. far. ite Cox's aha ae re. crossing to ‘The two armies are now concentrated on the main road st bate ht hog, Bs nee ot the feued oF tarapine ‘Crom Froderiotsbarg to Richmond, eee EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War, Tre Washington Despatch, ‘Wasutwotow, May 16—-Midnight. After the excitement of the last ten days there i¢a Aemporery dall in military operations. Remors of the re- of Lee are in circulation, but they arise en- from surunise and the temporary cessation of active fAghting. This cessation will be of very brief confiau- end arises, not from any exhaustion of the Union Cee to more effee. spared, because its conflagration wouldjneccssarily have gees to the hotel, but latter pretty I! riddied with abot. a capes. Flushed with hia easy success at Sang Creek, Spear ou, crossed Nottoway river, tly making for foe Mebotrin brides, and locring foe tal bridge over the Nottoway to be dentroyed typon dhis returns’ But poe reaching Jarratt's depot he found unexpectedly a oou- siderable Coniederate force ready to receive pong which ve him battle, and alter a short conflict he was driven Back ‘with the’ lows of of several of his command. In the ae atime the Fifi. ninth 4 4 Twenty sixth Vir- and a company olcompe th Esra) Legia, all ll under ‘the command of way river bridge, and upon jet prioee tier were prepared to \ gover battle le § vias hours. Thin . which lasted four is was y: By moans of their (ated (se pieces) the enemy managed to the bridge, but they were Seen 80 terribly mauled that they bad to send in of. truce to ask permission to bury their dead, while they wore allowed to do, and then they retreated in an easterly direction, on the Uorth side of the river. Sher loan tauat Lave bees Pretty heavy. Our loss was four killed, The number wounded we have not yot heard. Among the latter were the following officers: — Lieutenant Col. Joseph Jones, ict aint Virginia, in leg Captain J. W. Maddux, Company K, Fifty-ninth Virgin: io breast; Lieut. Bryant, Company 'K, Fitty-ninth Virgi: ee ia Br breast; Lieut, ‘Talley, Company G, Fifty-ninth, alder Part of the papers and books belonging to the Sussex county clerk’s office, which was burnt on Saturday, were left by the enemy at Stony creek, and thereby saved. ‘The enemy also burnt Sussex Court House. ~ It is pow believed that Spear is on his return Yoik, or Norfolk to make report of his brilliaut tions to headquarte Monday, at twelve o'clock, Spear and his command were atthe farm of Major B. W. Belsches’, in Sussex county, about twelve or fourteen miles from Stovy creek. Thoy had destroyed Major B.’s handsome dwelling, bis mill, all hig outhouses, and committed many other de- Predations, It is also stated that Spear ire was parti. cularly excited against Major B. because be had heard that it was through tho latter’: ‘a lostrumentality bis move- ments had been reported. At Jarratt’s depot, besides the depot, water tanks, wood sheds, &c., they burnt the resideaces of Mr. Wm. Jarratt, Id, and others. It is’ bard ly probable that he will return to the rail- road, ag at all points that thoroughfare is too well guarded, Be his oabiees poesia to Suffolk, or may to form a junction with the troops now at City Point Bermuda Hundred = if kr A fight occurred at Swift creek, three miles from Poe- tersburg,on Monday. It lasted with more or less vigor for some two or three hours at this point, and skirmish- ing, more or less sharp went on upon the uorth side of creek, nearly to Fort Clifton. Our troops at the close of the day occupied the position they held before the fight bezan, and we are giad to believe that our loss was uot comparable to that of the enemy. THE CAVALRY RAID—SiRENGTH OF THE ENEMY— THEIR APPROACH TO THS CITY—FIGHTING NEAR THE FORTIFICATIONS. Tho cavalry raid, numbering four thousand men, under Genorais Custar and Morrill, which was first heard from at Beaver Dam, arrived at Ashland yesterday morning, where a fight occurred, the result of which is givon in the following telegram from General Stuart: ot: HeanquaRteRs, ASHLAND, May 11—6:20 A. M. To General Brac Gxvkeat—The enemy reached this point just before un, but wore promptly ‘whipped out after a sharp fight by Colonel Munford (Fitz Lee’s advance), killing and cap- turing quite a number. General Gordon is in the immediate rear of the enemy. I totersect the road the enemy 18 marching on, at Yellow Tavera, the head of the turnpike, six miles from Rich My men and horses are tired, hungry and iaded, but all right. J. E. B. STUART. About nine o’clock General Stuart arrived ia the enemy’s rear on the Crook road, aod General Gordon iu their rear on the Mountain road. The two roads join at the Brook turnpike at tye Yellow Tavern, about six miles from ktichmond, and the intention of the enemy was to come down the turnpike, cross the Brook bridge, go around to the Meadow Bridge road, aud thence down the Peninsula. ‘This plan was frustrated by the burning of the Meadow bridge by our troops. This fact being dis covered, the only mode of retreat left was to beat Gene- ral Stuart at Yellow Tavern and go up the Brook or Moun- tain roads, or to attack the battery at the Brook turnpike and cut their way through ‘The former mode was tried, and about four o'clock yes- terday afternoon they attacked General Stuart, who, with Lomax’s and Wickham’s brigades, repulsed them. The fight was a very hot one, lasting over an hour, Among our casualties were Lieutenant Colonel H.C. Pate and five captains killed. ‘Ua thair route from Ashland General Gordon, who was in their rear. attacked them three times, using them up badly every time. There bad been no more fighting up to # Iate bonr Inst) night, nor had the enemy made another effort to break out at Yellow Tavern. All the damage done by the raiders on the Central road has been repaired, and the road will probably be in run ning order to-day. THE FIGHT AT FORT OLIFTON—GUNBOAT BURNED. A fight occurred at Fort Clifton on Monday last—a point a few miles above City Point, on the Appomattox river. ‘Tho following letter (rom the oficer im command gives the particulars of the affair:— Fort Ciirtom, May 9, 1864. I cannot refrain from writing you a line as —— goes ia to teil you how God has blest us this day, My beart is gushing ia gratitude for his kindness and protection, and tor the signal victory be gave us over our encmy I was attacked this morning on the left by a battory of six rifled guns. Finding that my pieces on this side could not reach them, | put my men under cover, and they soon got tired of shelling us. After thiogs bad quieted down I had just got to my left, three quarters of a milo off, when a fleet of gunboats appeared in the river, lengaged them for fivé or six hours, crippling one, which got away, and driviog back all the reat, save one, which | disabled, I started with twenty mon to board her, whon she took fire from one of my sbolls, was abandoned by the enemy, aad burnt to the water's edge. The river here is now quite clear, but I am ba at work, &c. AVERILL’3 MOVSMENTS—FALLING BACK OF OUR FORORS, Averill, it appears, is not in command of the forces which attacked General Jenkins at Dublin depot. He has gone with to Saltville, whero, it is reed: The force which made the attack on Goneral Jepkins was under the command of Geueral Kook, and was com- posed of tweive regiments of infantry, two of cavalry, and fifteen pieces of artiilery. Our force, new under the command of Colonel McCause- land, bas fal'en back to Christiaesburg, im Montgomery couaty, eighty miles west of Lynchburg. ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS AT LYNCHBURG. Forty four officers aud eight hundred and ninety-one privates, captured by General Lee at Parker’s store on 1 He eo the lest, arrived in Lynchburg Saturday afternoon. Among the ofiicers are one 1, two majors, fourteen captains and twenty-seven lieutenants, representing twenty regiments, from Maine, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, New York, Michigan and Indiana. Two or three of them belong to the regular army. Many of these officers wore captured in the fights around Rienmond in 186, and were recognized by Lieutenant Shihn, Assistant Provost Mar- ‘shal in that city, who once bad charge of them on Belle Isle. The officers and_ privates all belonged to the Fifth corps, commanded by Hancock. They are described ass decidedly genteel set of Yankees, and conducted them- selves while asaing through the streets with more pro- Priety than usual. Funeral of Jeb. 5: rt. that General ving Richmond Despatch of the 14th, say: oe EP . Stuart's funeral occurred on the 13th, im Rich- General Lee's Comm jatiqnes. The Richmond Despatch of the 14th has the Stn yen see Hh taker g ( Prisoners in ee, Libb: There were twenty-nine Yau! Prison on the 11th iast. The Expedition to Newbern, N. C. Gorpaworo, N. C., May 9, 1364. ‘The expedition to Newbern returned on day, captured sixty-three men, THE CASUALTIES. ber viet speed amore we are the publication of additional names of wae al out is received bys ys kve prisoners in the Libby f hate 1 SHIPP ING NEWS. Port of New York, May i 1. . Steamenip Labuan (Br), Hargill, Liverpoot—Funch, am Wa Teenie (Br), Leavitt, acapuloo—J W Elwelt & Terk Guiding Star (Ham), Maas, Shanghae—Sioman & k Brome dA weary overs (Belg), Cassin, Autwerp—Fuach, of Bark Bolivia, “Whtteborry, Aspinwall—Panama Railroad Bark Montezuma, Hammond, Barbados—T T Dwight & Bark Topeka a (Br), Sundbore, 0 Cardenas—J_B Ward & Oo. Bark Lavra Boston—Brett, Son & C wei, Nad Autwerp—Funch, Molncke & eerf Abin (Gwe), Torquisi, Havre—Funch, Metacke & Beis Julia (Br), Shackford, Para—Burdett & Everett dine voe | (Br), F Matamoros—Brett, Sense Rhyaus, Peudleiou, Pictou, NS—Waish & Car ARRIVED mee City of London (Br), Petrie, Liverpool. aoe via Queenstown Sih, 7 PM, with mdse ana passeng: Mey 4 passed ai Nl Souna ta, Sih. to John G Dale. of ip Glasgow, hence; same ‘mw! ateatmsinp ine. hence t nd Liverpool; 10th, let 45 58, loo 3. steam hence for Liverpool; 12th,’ iat 4240, loo 20.10, abip Australia, from Livervoot ‘for New York; same day. Tat 4221, lon ‘so 12, steamship Edinburg, hence for jeenatown and Liverpooi. Bicamabio Hecia (Br), MeCauley, Liverpool, May 3, and natown 4th, 7:40 Pit. with mdse aud WS steerage pas Stogerm, 19 E Cunard, ath inst, 5.30 PM, pacsed a Meamor Steoring ¥, supposed ihe Virginin, Git.’ taoned steamer B, supposed the Kina, Was off the Lightship g oar Sth, sequence of fox teamalip Ariel, Wilson Aspinwall, May 7, with passea- gersand treasure, to D B Alien. Steamship [linois, ‘Bavoock, Aspinwall, May 7, at 10 PM. iin mails and passengers, to MO Roberts, oth inst at 10 orning Star, hence for New Orleans, Olyde, Willis,” Washington. 60 hourd, with mdse, toJames Hand Steamship Greyhound (Br, prize), Acting Bosign 3 W Haridinge, Fortress Mouroo, 18 hours. Bieamanip Virginia (US transport), Snyder, Fortross Monroe. 36 hours, to US Quartermaster. qpbcamabip Potomac, Sherman, Portland, to Clark & Sea mEhip Daniel Webster, Spencer, Londen and Isle of Wight, April'2, with mdse and'14) EK Morgan & Co. rienced some very heavy weathe! lost foretopealiant mast, In lat 4530, fell in with lurge quantities of Ice, and was cnt badly about the bows with it Ship Southampton, Whitney, ees April 14, with mdse and 12cabin and 219) mnerage parsonzers, to KK” Morgen. peta), in 47, 1on 39 91, spoke mhip Constantine. from Liv. expan § fig York: between jon 45 30and 4640 and 1 20 Bo feoverse; came day, apoke auipalired. from Liverpool for New. York; 6th, fat 42 BO lon 88 2; spoke sip Patrick Henry, Robluson, from Low don for New York Ship Minnonaha (of Londonderry), McGrath, London derry, 83 davs, with fron and 388 passengers, tod &J Knox * “Had strong wee steriy gales to the Ban from thence bie thick weat To lat 1539, passed 8, iss of which were very larye- Hai jeath on the berqueque (Por), Marquez, Havana, 12 1g (of Rockland), Wallace, Reme- to RW Trundy. Morrow, Cienfuegos. 19 days, lat inst, saw & Spanish ‘Schr F L Allen (of London), Chapman, Ruatan, Maj 1, with fruit. to Jas Douglas. Mth inst, lat 30 30, lon spoke schr Donna Anna, {rom Sagua for New York. Schr Nautilus (of New Haven). is, Cow Bay, CB, & coal, to Howard, Key & rawallis, NB, with potatoes, to Spaul dios, May 2, with sugar, i Brig Anna (of Bermuda), with molasses, to AJ Penniston, bark ashore on Cape Antonio. Du ec & ‘Seamer Charles Thomas (US transport), Beaston, Fort- US‘ Toth amai, south of Ab- BELOW. Ship Antarottc, Morrisn, ‘romn Liverpool Aprit 16 Blip Lronsides, Oliver, from Liverpool April 14. Ship Giadiator Also two brigs. ATLED. 1sth—Steamers Trade wind. Daniet Webster; ache Geno. veva. Wind at sunset, 8! with fog. Foreign Ports. Sid Alexander, Crosby, New York; ‘ing 34, Heloise. Lahaile, > Maria, Bursley, New ARDROSSAN. Apri w Mary, Jordin be pats. Evaun Borde sox, Mav « Gano Si ine: (and aid for. NOs. tei a it (and sid:z2d (or ABts Cieaves, Goquimbe: Geo Gre Leact Wm each, ‘Gime ‘d 224 for Chincha t Es ‘Bectrie ic Spare, Cxndage, «- Seda ier "aniwerp) ch 8d for Faimouthy cisco Cand alt me Southard, PG Bianch- Wis 'D tewall ‘Jenkins, ‘Bogiand: ‘oun. Saginaw, Bou: “hineas. a ith Othello, Tinkbam. Barry oft tolte, England Inport Apri hips Persia, Doane, from Cart, arr 16th, dh B Haveltine, Giikey, from Montevideo, arr wth. ; Courter, Chatield, and Logan, Marab, from ing: fuse ares Geo F Patten’ Mitobell “tevin ‘Melbourne, i di from Panama, di 26. ships © Pommaodore, Ryan; Queen of the Rast : St Mi chapman ‘Stars & Seteatial Empire rd, Newto { Quinbria. Perry ; 2 Forest Magle, Sleeper: joauer, Lesah, © Sargent, Mitchell: ad Addivon Gilbert, Pi wel lg The above ships are at present load ng very slowly, on ac count of the Pecupation of the ‘ands by the Spanish forces, the Peravian goverumeut having stooped te londing by tak ing away (he prisoners, # also sutle for water and fresh provi stopped the supply. Alth main ead for some sed t, Wheelan, London (and ald for Gihdwickbury, Hicksond. dy tant sid for NYork); 8, Liverpool, Chiamberiain, NYork tor Londoa (and anchored); 4th, Arthur. do for do (and proceeded) Faumovr, yy 1—Arr Martua Rideout, Poole, Moulmeia (and sla Md for London Fauwoutit Ja, & Arr brig Santiago (Br), NYork. Ml : “wovk, May 4—Arr Adal h. NY it Gu April 26 Arr Julia’ Gri «. Palermo for Balti ad eld for NYork). na, Olsen, NYork via Cadir Jallao; Ge. Haver, May 2—Arr Geo Wasiitngton, Haynes, novieve (8), Picard, New 0. le Hannon, May i—Age Teutonta (1). H Sissiboo, Le! in NYork Kivasron, Ja; May lave brig) H Bigelow (Br), Parker. Baltimore, “Sid April 20, brig Moraing Star (Br), Pailot, Old fn yort May $, beige, Joba Smith (Br); Win Allen (Br), and dition (Be), for NV ork, Livenrool. Apell oare Persia (3), Lott, NYork: pier General Willams. Philadelphia; Albert Gallatin, 00, NYork; Endymion, vureka, Sinit atin nore: M, Columbia, Stowel ‘ ti Philadelphia; Zephyr, Baker, Ver fordand: Nubia, PYaidenho®, sad) 8 DeWoif, Ueadehaw; x May2. J Thompron, Blake, NYork: $1 Thomas Packet, Hicsins, Sao Francisco; 3d, Edw Hawkins (#), Prescott, Hoadley. Bavess, bet Sd, Cal , Gloucestor: 81) Wi NYork. Victor Mever, Sa rancisco’ May 2, Persia (3), Lott, NY *aouthern Belle, —Brokelwan, do; 00- {otabia Stowell, do:'Robert L Lave, Hodgson, do DAK, Rowland. Fybaceipe a Gea Wiliiam-, Hatieid, do. Lospox, May 3—Arr Reinhard. Borgfeld. Boston; Reve ve, Pousland, Caicytia; ath, Vesta, Hennings, and Thos Di Miesourt, nenow Ayres Iimore; 4th, ‘RYork. ride, Poppelbaum, ‘nt out Sd, Atalants. Pinkham, NY Mrssima, April 2e—sid bark Feuny | Hamiiton, Dyer, New April 30 Sid Romain, Card; Lily, Erksdale, net, N ea Tare Naples, Strout, Bom! Bid 3d, is, Bombay ; Sth, Sparkling wave, Emew, ah, rege bark Golden Fleece, for NYork, Wright, wig; sehr Gen Armstrong, Sco zo. Boots, Torte Guate, » in City Pearson, ni ort bs 7, mips Case oles he Nichols, and BS Kimball, and the 2, a Peceumerown, in iiny ‘Leave Garoline, N York; 84, Chriati sind, Boye, a Rrwepto: rf 2—Tn ontp Kitty Simpeon, Mayo, for Bos. ton, idg, Darke Kepler (Brem), nkenau. for New York; sr Brem. do; Fortuna roan’ for do; Trovatora, are CH AL. Nevadi for fan, Francisco, rarrie ‘une ates, on, Nag “ti Eiicot, Du Duncan cat for Pha px saad ard May sae ioftxs, PR. May iter pofely Fiors, ‘and M Queea, itn, » lig; brig AB. Pawervoo, froin do, Gag: oent Gastar. for a venom SB, Mar 1—Cld sehr Laurens, Rovingon, New ‘Ge arurnen, NB, April 28—sAre schre Renm a; May 7. Yoring, Gibson, Cuba. Old ‘April 30. okt yguranag, apei ii 160 ia pert diye Nevada, Bastlatt, from ontevideo. trout, from loth; bare Tabor oui Sones, from do, arr lat. te (?s —n Hiseewian, ore Fatuee Pout.) The Latest vis Leadonde: Arr from NYork, OE, lenri eta, “and a Laurie, at Rio Grande Zephyr, at at Buedos panedrdia, and Meta, at Hone eo; Liverpool, Bee dA Paros. at Gravesend, Rese Inte, Cl Rico, at Tavorpool “ie Ry ‘ate from Boston, Jeo Durkee, at Mi Montevideo. esta ah = : Svirte of ‘in who inqui Right Blooming sersuat what he thought of PHALOW ‘Gi ich things Gichert our special wader” n> “Mts e Summer cloud the flowers from which _P fag Corcus™ fe manufactured. like tong rent and imgdora. fois! @ifeot 1 Murray, Eddy & Co.—Ma: Kanrvogr, Bares Ovass 17, 26, 62, 71, tA 37, 6, Gl, o ony, Mares Cosas 25-—May 16, “1800 29, 1s, 45, a, 12, 37, 56, aL, 6, 21, 6, 64, 76, 70. aan 47, 11, 62, 34, 46 We, oi, OO, 69, 30, 57, 76, 64. renee EI 1s, 46.71 i Bh. 3, ene" 37, 23, LL, 60, nm ¢ 2, tT os, 4 36, 19, 73, ‘es 10. A Legalized Lott ries and information given. GALLAGHER & BENJAMLN, Brokers, 40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Lottery Tickets Cashed—Information Given, JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 11 Wall strest, room 1, Prizes Cashed in All Legalized Lotte- ries, F 2OnNEON 40 Ask for Japo' lette of the Boctete Hygieniqy moat druggists, Depot 110 Ch A Young Lawy: successful practioe in this State, 1s about st rado to take charge of business at be i. If any person or body of persons having i they desire senieet or protected tn that te % Hugh Ludiow, Faq. ware, they may infor eutle nal allfications, refere saine wad terms, and & personal interview will be arranged. This opporwuaity is limited te one fortnight. Refrigerators, Cookin} Comptexton.—-Latrd’s rvthing for proverving and away and r Dye—The Best in the world aareslena reliable, instantaneous, The only per fecidye. Bold by all druggivta, Factory $t Barclay siroat, lan Pebbie Spectacies and Eye ra, to strongthen and improve the alzht of old and young, by day and night, without pain of fatigue. Highly Fecommended medical faculty. SEMMO! Occulista’ Optician, 60% Bromdway, opposite Bond Ntveet ant and Powerful Day and Night spective Glasses, for the field, era and tourist's use—compaet, portable and efici assortinent ac SEMMO! Occulisis Optician 60056 Broadway, under Lafarge House, Corns, Buntons, Inverted Natis, En- large:| Joints and all dineases of the Feet cured with: or tneonvenience to the patient by Dr. ZAOBARIB, on Chiropodist, 760 Broadway Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Preservative and Wig Depot, wholesale and retail—No. 6 Astor House. ‘The dye apptied by skilful artists, t pain Bur. Impaired Sight, NOISES IN THB ABAD, OATARRHAL A THRO, CHRONIC CATARRE, CATARRH OF THR TYMPANIC MOCOUS MEMBRANE, OBSTRUTICONS OF THE BUSTACHIAN TUBE CURED. CROSS EYE STRAIGHTENED IN ONR MINUTE, And every disoase of the Hye and Bar requitin madical or surgical aid attended to oy Pe {SEN BERG, at his consuiting rooms, 816 eae near Twelfth strent. Deafness, Deafness. Catarrh, and all 1 Dise Om >t the Kar, Throat and Alr-Passages, succossfully treated) + DRS. LIGHTHIGL, $4 St. M ce. Tablets, for Indigestion, repared only by S. G. WELLING, 27 dt sold by druggi generally. Fifty cents Dyspepsia | Heartburn, re abrect, ne, ‘wreekies, Pimples, Tan, =! Skin Deformi om at his de a ENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GBUBRAL GRANT'S TOs To To es RICH MS RICHMO! , > > D D sD D ADVANCE Pp ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED iN FAITHFULLY FAITH PUL FAITIIFULLY VAITH FULLY FAITHFULLY 1 I Dy In JUSTRATED LUSTRATED LESLIr's LKSLIE'S LESLIE'S NEWSPAPER EEEE Sistststaist sistas ILLUSTRA THIS WERK THIS WEEK THIS WEEK SPRCTAL antiats ACCOMPANY POTOMAC POTOMA ALETISTS, ARMY OF ARMY THE Ro sure and get thie interestiag number on Thursday moraing. Gouraud’s Poudre Subtile Uproots Hair from low foreheads or any part of the body. Warranted, at hia new depot, 453 Broadway. s High Grover & Bak st Premium Blastic Stiteb Sewing Machines, 495 Broadway, New York. It Has Been Said by the Great Patriots flocked to the New World asad good government, {h orid worth living’ and acting im hington in our Revolutionary mes home to us sneaking duck® who are not at this moment with General Grant. ‘Let in our hours of self-reproach, vot only immortalize fallen heroes, but words, acts, means and mones—heap honors on these who ba hi of all natious, wh and @ tablish our gr time In the history of the was to bea voldier under How forcibly thi the hi afernal parricides, fratriciie« J rovers, WhO Conspired to overthrow nig government on earth werth Teing under. This ie Dr Al He can be consulted, withoat at his Old and oniy pice, Ro. 3 Division street, since 1836. { separate rooms and @ privat If You Want to & Your Farnitare, or Library, of dispese of any kind of Merchandise, no mat- ter in whal quantity, address R., station E. ER'S opinion, repeated in 8 free press. har Jewelry and Watenes OF ALL. DESCRIPTIONY For wis by GEO. CAALLEN, 415 Broadway, one door be fine Ganal sect, formeriy It Wail treet, 1—Fluting, any Widen luting Company, 927 Broadway, Twenty-second streeu olusively Nieboiae Hotei Parchment Tage, Best Qua cotton, Ac, at the manufacturers, vicrOR™ ‘. By astle Stock! —! it. “CABINET. De AMSINC 1K 4. CO., 31 Bron RAYNBR'S Fruit and ) Cedar Cam- that infest Pure or Cloths, atieibule (0 common ai Cedar Camphor, Bind ato The Wine Store, Vapor From Eidar be it is Meath to all B rely Cat annie 2 CHaPMAn, Be wi Pure Elderberry, Biackberry, Corral rape Wines, saperier to say imported wines Petpet for sale by the boitle or istyer i quantities, et ul on ae SORIPTURR, ‘uate agen, Rpt Ny hea mpece, Hair Dye, jair Dyet i fe ha A, and Moldavia shoo for beautifying the Hair, at Wheoter & Whitson’ Highest Premium Lookstttch Sewing Machines, 625 Broadway. Wanted Immediately—twenty 8: Pay $00 4 month. bev will for duty In Wi 4 . ( roamed by well kuowa medical tem, be ‘and, forw wil the usual iy tothe M ireoter, ker street, New York. czamtaaiion, ied Bates Army, No. AND DEATHS, MARRIAGES Hastings, Davo C. Cece bee ie? wv. te ‘Baum —Srawane.—Io New York, by the Rey Wer combi, Me f. Las O’Beuy, of Baitinore, Md. Fanean B. Srewane, of this city. Baltimore, Md., and Portinod, Me , papers piease copy Vas Vieox—Puurz.—On Thursday, May 12, by the Rev. Mr. Johnsou, Mr. Kovesr V Vin Vunom te Mise Lewaie A. Poris, at ‘Of Hudson. No cards Wost—Brxanm.—In Brooklyn, K. D.,on saurday, Mag 14, by the Rev. 4. H Partridge, Omani L Woer, of mm Gity, to Marr Otive, daughter of Smita By ebeo, lag., af Norwalk, Oona. Diea. Bacon. Of disesso of the heart, ow Saturday, May 14, dataset? haoom, bos of tbe lato Joba ¥ Rane, to the 62d year of his age. Browea.—On Sabbath evening, May 16, Mozaar L & Brower, of she firm of J. H, Brower & Co. of this crty, bia 23th" y Tuners \eceioun will beheld at Rev. Mr. ven Rene church, corner of Remsen and Clinton streets, i" on Wednesday afternoon, at three o’clook precisely, which the relatives and friends of the family, the Prea dent asd Faculty of Columbia College, and the members of tbe clags of 1457 are respectfully invited to attend on¥,—On Sunday, May 15, Aww Chancey, aged 6 re ‘The friend of the family are veagenieay vnetee Attend the funeral, this (Tueslay) morai from ber late residence, Witty seventh Hades bet Firat and Second avenvos. ry m Monday, May 16, faxwut &. Dix, wife @ 4 ©, Collins, respectfulty invited Oe afternoon, at oud the funeral, on Weed cloog, from her late residence, 104 West Forty. stroot. Comsenaa —On Monday, May 16, Mary Eovaseep Commins, daugutor of Owen Cummings aud Beidgee Kogan, inthe 21st year of her age May ‘her soul rest tn peace, The joy of her we But now in sorrow we must part. Tho relatives and friends of the family are requested te attend the funeral, from ber father’s residence, Chariton street, corner Hudson, at ball past oue o’cioa, Demanssy.—Oo Sunday, May 16, James ©. Dama youngest son of Samue! and Mary Aun Demarest, aged years, 8 months and 15 days. ‘The relatives and friends of tho family are reaper Invited to atteod the fuveral, this (Tuesday) efteruvoa, five o'clock, from the resideuce of bia parents, 67: cifle street, Brooklyn, Drvais.—At Elizabeth, New Jersey, on Briaay, May @, of brain fever, WintiaM DapRas. Cincinnati papers please copy. Dontas —On Sunday, May 15, after @ long and patete diluoes, Kuzankra DoxLAN, Wife of the late Tuomas Dom lan, ugod 00 years, native of county Westmeath, paciai of Street, [roland The (riends of the family are respectfully invited te ationd the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at clock, from tho residence of her son-in-law, Ri Murry, 16 Franklio street. Her remains will be inter in Cutvary Cemetery. Dona. —Oa Sanday, May 15, Caruanins Dow waucty 5 yo frieads and acquaintances are respectfully tavite@ wo attend the funeral, from No. 5 Soutn Fifth street, Williamsburg, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’clook. We Frosr.—0' Sunday mora.ng, May 15, of bitious (over, ‘Wit.iam Frost, aged 66 yours, 3 months and 15 days. ‘The relatives and {riends of the family are widens. invited to attend the funeral, from his late rosidoa Bushwick avenue, corner of ‘Forrest streot, Brookly D., this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two 0’ clock preoisely. Fisiwe.—The (riends and family of Madame Ciame Fisuen are renpect(ully requosted to attend bor (aneraip from 80 Grand streot, this (Tussday).afternooa, at past two o'clock Gwosxy.—On Sunday, May 15, at his residence, Moun Vornou, Weatchoater county .N. ¥., Gzonor W. B. Gaowme, ‘Tho rolatives and friends of the family are respocttully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday morning. e& tou o'clock, from his late residence. Funeral servie® will take place at Trinity church, Mount Veruca. The remains will be conveyed to Greonwood Cemetery tee toterment. Gort —On Monday TT years. ‘The triends and acquaintances of the family are resp, fully invited to attend tbe funeral, from the residence @ hor goa.in law, Thomas Wallace, No 78 Orchard streak, on Wednesday afteravon, at one o'viovk. Haisky.—In Orange, N.J., on Suntay, May 16, of com sumption, aged 32 yoars, Mary Cuartorie, beloved wife of Jacob 1, Hulsey, and youngest daughter of tho tase General T, W. Harvey. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend hor fe noral, tbis Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from bep late Fesi'ence in Harrison street, The Morris aod Kasey Rajiroad trains for Brick Churca Station, Orange, leave foot of Barclay street, at nalf-past eleven A. M., roture tng at nineteen minutes past three P. TLancan.~Joum, gon of Jobu and artery Langan, aged oars. oes Teionds and acquaintanous are Invited to attend te fonara) thie (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the y 16, Mrs. Kusaoeta Gore, aged ry oa late noon, vary ( Morro. Fourtoent. will be interred iu sue vausiy ve: tory. Second street, betwoon Firat and Second avenues, ow ednesday morning, at eleven o'clock. ‘a1p.—Of cousumption, on Monday, May 16, Mane siughter of Jobo and Honora Mobooe id, oo y of Brockery, par be eons pa Ireland, agod 27 years and 14 day nat? rolatives ‘od irlenga of the family apd those her uncle, thomas McDouald, are ferpectially inyned attend tho funeral, _tn Jersey City, N. J., on Monday, May 3@, Parnin« Mokevan, aged 62 years and 10 months Tho rolatives and (riends are most respectfully invite® to attend the funeral, from 160 Newark avonue, Jersey O'Nat.—On Sunday, May 15, after a short and years and three montis. residence, 239 Sixt City, tuis (Taosday) afternoon, at three o'clock, New Orieans papars ploase copy. ifness, Jes O'Nert, son of Cornelius and Ann 0'Nell, ry the parish of Granard, county Longford, Ireland, aged’ ‘The friends of the family and those of his brott re respectfully Invi Thomas, Joho and Michael 0’ Ne' to attend the funeral, from bis street, this (Tueadsy) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Tho remains will be interred in’ Calvary Cemetery. Ooxis..—Ua Monday morning, May 16, after a lingering i W. ODRLE, Im the 46th year of bis age. dis of the family are reapectt invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoou, @@ two o'clock, from the residence of bis brothor-in-taw, @ P Worden, W: rden’s flotel, corner of Bowory and Bayar@ street. The remains will bo taken t Greenwood tery for interment Perav.—In Waynmanville, Upson county, Georgia, ew Wedueaday, December 30, 1863, Dwiaut R. Paney, ees son of the lute Hon. Dwight K. Perry, of New Bed and brother of Mrs. almoa W.’ Griswold, of city. 11908, om ora City, on Monday, May 16, Passe vee 24 friends of the family are rospacttutty, end the al, this (Twesd clock, from ber late residence, No, Jersey City. Quintan.—.0n Monday, May 16, Parwiox Quintan, foe- meriy of Buttovant, county Cork, Ireland, aged @ ours, 7 the friends and roiatives are requested to attend the funerai,from tis late residence, 189 Church sireat, ow Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Rocwk,—At hia residence, 160 Greenwich street, 3 Monday, May 16, Joux M. Rocux, aged 37 yours and twonths. His remains witl be conveyed to St. Peter's church, em Wednestay morning, at pine o'clock, wheres mass will be celebrated for bis repose, | Tho relatives au friends of the family are invited to attend. The fi the church at two o’cloek ta the afternoon. Ye Sunday morning, May 15,0f croup, Wit on of Francie A. and Sarab A. Reap, four funeral, at the house of his parents, 224 East Fifty street, thia (luesday) afternoon, at two o'clock pe Siecoow.—At New Orleans, on Thursday, a cholera infantum, LawRencr Hewrt, only aiid ot be, a. Lawrence and Kitna Bartow Sheldon, United States Arag. Hartford papers please copy. Swat —Rhiled ia a recent battle in Virginie, f ome Cantey Swan, First New Jersoy Volunteers, aged years. uns, —Wriatr Stavces, Firat Lieutenant, Ler United Stat inca eey, Hae ore of Wm J. Staples, paged 24 y “i Cie MGiied ‘in the battle of the Wilderness, os y, May 5, leaving & sick bed in the field to jot regiment im action, against the urgent remem ance! ‘a brother ofticer, who met bim on the d shortly afterwards fell, a wounded, walle ra : Stewart, agod 25 years and 27 days. Due notice will be given of the funeral. B ston papers please copy. They, bas 4 Williamabur, 4 i ae 16, atter@ short but severe sickness. rain fever, Of William J. and Almeda Tilley, aged 6 yoars, t Toe and 13 d Notice of Cuneral in Wednesday's papers. Warpror —At burg, Urange county, on Fri May 6, Captain Javne A, WARDRor,-90n of the tate Robert Wardrop. Wituer.—On Monday, May 16, Witcas V. Wurm, aged 32 years. Funeral services will be held this i (Tuseday) afternoon, at five o'clock, at the residenge of his brother, Ames Willets, Kevt avenue, cear Myrtie, ‘Brooklya ‘The rete. tives and (riends of the family are invited to attend. The remains will be conveyed to Hempatead, |.. 1., for inter- Coleraine Carovicle please copy OBITUARY. On Thursday, ‘the bate eo Ue “Wider =a Virgiol ‘rie ate 1 in defence of our gtor!