Leavenworth Weekly Inquirer from Leavenworth, Kansas • 4

The Weekly Inquirer. The Twelfth and Thirteenth Wisconsin regiments arrived at the Fort OLj Cuesday evening last. They are a fine body of troops, and will render good service should the opportunity be -presented them. Locusts are making their appearance by thousands, in our vicinity. We were yesterday shown a specimen of them by II.

Miles Moore, lq ikj informs us that in Lis Headquarters army at Corinth, May 30. Wo took possession of Corinth this morning. The enemy is retreating Southward. II. W.

Halleck. Washington, May 20. The following is received through from the Times' correspondent at Harpers Ferry. In yesterday's rcconnoisanco at Charlestown, Capt. Van.

Hoeber, Company First Maryland cavalry who was scouting together with Truth in Poetry. The following selection is worthy of a place. Header, you will of course think it refers to your neighbor, and not yourself. You are mistaken A Litlle More. (AT THIRTY-) Five hundred dollars 1 Lave saved A rather moderate store No matter; I -dial! be content When I've a little (at ioiitv.) Felix Herbert, arrested on Sunday last on a chargo of kidnapping, -we are informed, made his escape yesterday morning.

The river ia again falling, the logs rest- v.j,urt dist.in Hi tne country. Washington, May 27. Tn the House to-day, Cristield, from Committee on Public Lands, reported and advocated a bill grantinc to the State of California, a tract of land known as the Colorado desert, for the purpose of introducing sufli-icent supply of fresh water upon and over the same. "Cell referred to Committee of Whole. New York, May 2S.

Rick and wounded men escaped from Strusburg, confirm the statements of rebel barbarities. They deliberately attacked our sick, firing into ambulances and upon fainting men by the road side, killing in cold blood men incapable of making resistance. A letter from a Union prisoner, dated May 1st, describes with graphic force the terrible barbarities indicted on our troops now in rebel hands. Washington, May 27. A movement to-day by Gen.

1'orbes' division of MeCleikin's army resulted in cutting off railroad communication with llichmond at a new and important point, which will undoubtedly tend to tiie discomfiture of the re uiey are so numerous an to raked no 1 hum fuil. Should this be the cute, and we New York, May 29. Sterling exchange quiet 114 3-4, pold 35-8 3 3-4, gold bars four and a half, Treasury notes 4 5-d 4 3-4, Pacific Mail Co. 112 lr4. Philadelphia, May 29.

Thos. A. Scott, Assistant Secretary of war, just arrived from Halleck's camp, reports the army in excellent condition, occupying a strong position and ready lor the great struggle. Chicago, May 20. Beauregard' official report of the battle of Shiloh, states his losses in killed 778 wounded KU12 missing Dj'J.

New York. May The Times Correspondent at New Bridge. 26th says, the disposition of the whole rebel army before Uichmond seems to have been changed within the last three days. lustead of retreating towards they are coming from it in large numbers, evidently determined to make a stand between it and the Chick aborning, It was ascertained beyond a doubt five days ago that not more than six thousand rebel troops occupied the ground bttween us and Ilii dime. ml, but now the aspect is eonijdetel changed- Nun.eio'.is indications lavoi the bo-lief that our onward progress to Liciininnd have no doubt it they will undoubted! Well, I 11 count t'-n thou.

and nov. That's -Uer than before; Aid 1 well be sal.i-fu-d When I've a little more, (at tv.) fifty tiiou-am! u-etly wei! liut; 1 biiVi- earned it sore'; Vet I cii be content to live When I've a little more! (at He me! to hi. greyly liei-s lie 1 More; 111. wealth has. Ltiu a ton.

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40 DELAWARE STREET, lug on the sand bar opposite the city begin to display themselves, and the island bank fronting the city, still continues to rapidly disappear. The Provost Guard arrested and confined in the guard house, on Tuesday last, one hundred and thirty-two soldi to the Kansas First and Seventh. Pretty good for one day. Lieut. II.

C. Bi.ackman, of company II, Kansas Eighth, departed last ni-lit with the fivo companies of that regiment which left tbu Fort on board the steamer Sioux City. We have enjoyed the acquaii'tance of the Lieutenant from childhood, and are confident that no braver man or better sol 1 tie i'i A iei very li Ail Icjtlijjiit iij monster elephant it "Jlaniubai," Tih: will be hotly contested by the larger part of belonging Manajrei it few ua port to I kei pi.r hai to an A in burgh came near losing bis life, a nee, while travl'uie; from in New jersey. ll'is tnlit-ii him off from the "road, in dier at present enjoys a position in tlio order to avoid an unsafe bridge, when in devastate and wi.sle the whole eduble kingdom in this Mu. L.

Levessov, No. street, is constantly receiving, in addition to his already immense stock, all of the very latent styles of every description of gentb. men furnish iejc goods. Tlii.i beeing a combination wholesale and riteil House, g. -it Iemi can be supplied wiili ai.j description of g.n-ineut which they may from the very finest to the common business suit, and at juices that defy competition.

A notorious jaybawker named Dick Hudson was yesterday ar.es; ed at the Gm-cii Tree saloon, in the northern pait of the city, by detective Carpenter, and to the Fort to await the action of a cum I martial, ft appears that this notorious sio nidrel has confined his nefarious operations principally within the limits of Buchanan and adjacent counties, hi and that the most heinous, brutal, and is.liumati crimes have been committed by him. An old gunth man, aged at sixty years, and pro witness against Hudson, confronted him yesterday at the Provost Marshal's olllcc, and, with tears, reminded him of the appeals which he made when he came to bin house for the purpose of plunder, and telling him that, however badly he had teen treated by him, he hail no disposition to do him an injury. The old man reminded him, too, of his poor old wife's nobs and entreelirs, and, upon her bended ing him, fur God'a rake, not to d-prive them of their horses, as they were the only means dining the coming summer. --'f? about two miles beyond Chavleslown, in the woods were captured by the rebels. rebel soldier was brone.bt in prisoner to day.

liesajs he deserted." Is a native of Ireland, ami had lived ia Cincimoiti. He went down to New Orleans just before the war broke to find work, ami was pressed into the service. He complains of the treatment be received in Ids regiment, (the Kighth Louisiana,) the rations were one pound of Hour, and half a pound of fresh beef, aud he called this Marring. The rebel forces at all points in this region, lie guessed from what he had seen, and tn be iVom to but evidently In- was not posted. 1I is detained iisa Several secession citizens, men, aud v.

omen arc at resent in durance here as sph -s. The of the rebel force in front of our battle line here, made the experiment of filing at us for an hour and a half or so, at intervals of a few minutes. Their shells fell short, a quarter or liaif mile. Vi replied. Mid they retired behind a bill.

Wc con-inued half an" hour afterwards, having range enough to' follow tLem. The firing caused some excitement. Washington, Mav 30. The Circuit Court to day formally refused a writ of habeas corpus iJr the discharge ot an alleged fugitive slave. Subscriptions of money are being made for the employment of counsel to test the legality of the application of the fugitive slave law to the District of Columbia, before the Supreme Court of the United States.

The claimant of the female slave recently taken from Marshal La-monbythe military authorities is ajjont entering a suit against him for the let-overt of the value of the woman. Tlio Cotton Crop of Hit- South. In some remarks upon this subject in reply to the New York IVorhl, the IVasbville Union says REMARKS. Four millions of bales is a high estimate for last year's crop of cottonf Iletween three and it half and four millions is the proper estimate, and which lias been raised regularly for a number of years. Of this not more than two millions will ever be brought to market.

The residue will have been destroyed bv tho rebels-themselves rather than to see it fall into the hands, even by purchase at a high price, of their hated opponents. The Confederate forces will burn the cotton as thev recede and wherever tivy go, if there be no other means of preventing it from Tallin" into the possession of the people of the ioy" al States. Tiny have invariably BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD, luaylowSm bels. This probably refers to the capture of Hanover C. II.

Cape Race, May 2S. The Europa, from Liverpool, May 17th, and Queenstovni, the 18th, has arrived. The Times editorially says that the. advantages gained in the West nv the Federals have been u( has arc impossible to overrate, and are in singular contrast to the slow progress in Virginia. It also expatiates on the caplure of Oileat.s, and says the North has the right to presume the hour of final success approaching.

It also says that the rebels are apparently as determined as ever, but from the manner in which their military leaders have allowed themselves to be worsted on the Mississippi, thc.coufidence of their people and of foreigners must be shaken as to their ultimate success. Spain The Spanish authorities in Mexico have notified More of their intention to leave the country. The latter responded, eulogizing their conduct, offering them complete satisfaction. Q.ieensfown, May IS. Consols 513 5-R and 3-1.

The Morning Heraid rays that Richmond must be defended at all hazards. It is universally admitted that if that city fall, the Confederate cause on the eastern seaboard is lost. JJy the Confederates it ia hoped, no doubt, that Federal victories will occur so late in the season, and the victorious army be so shattered, that t.aie will be required for "ill make further operations this summer impossible. The Times advocates the policy "I ratting cotton from New Orleans, instead of Ileaufort, in order that supplies will come ti'om planters who still assert their allegiance to the Southern cause. Chicago, May 28.

A dispatch from Gen. Ha'lleck's head-tpiarters yesterday says that Gen. Halleck issued an order prohibitimr the skirmishing Order of riiMicatinii. uie reuei army, r.very hour troops arc passing out of llichmoiid ami disposing themselves along the Chickahoming, some points being ba'f a mile distant. A deserter from a Georgia regiment says Beaurcgird arrived nt Kielniiond hist Thursday, and that most rigorous attempts will bo made to save the city.

Our gun-boats in James river, last night threw a few shells into the rebel batteries. We have not learned the effect. Trains now seen regularly from West Point to the Cbickaboming, with supplies for the Federals. A deserter from a Tennessee regiment reports the main body of the rebel army on the north side of the railroad. They claim loO.OOO men, but the man thinks 80,000 nearer correct.

Much disaffection exists on account of the conscription act. New Yoik, Mav 20. The steamer Matanzas with Kevv Orleans mails of the 18th, has arrived. Gen. Bailer had issued an order that the circulation of Confedeiate notes and bills cease 011 the 27lh.

All sales and transfers of property after that date, ia consideration of such notes and bills will be void aud property confiscated to the United States. Another order suppressed the Bee for the publication of an article in favor of cotton burning. The Delta office has been taken possession of for an article discussing the cotton question. Six persons have been sentenced to be shot for violation of parole. The prize steamer Fox had arrived from Havana; also, the prize steamer Gov.

Morton from Sabine. Some cotton bad arrived from Phiquenine, and quantities of provisions from the interior. Washington, May 20. McClellan telegraphs the War Department the battle at Hanover Court House resulted in complete root of the rebels. Their loss is crossing a tract of swampy land the ground gave way b- neath hiih, and the eiiormons animal sank up to the middle of his sides in tho yielding mud, where he floundered away for some time without being able to extricate himself; his struggles, on tho contrary, resulting in rendering his situation each moment more dangerous, until it was feared that it would be impossible to save him.

The heavy shackles with which he was fettered preventing a free movement of Ins ii; bs, made his position still more critical, until help arrived, when, by placing timbers in front of and arourd him. In: was enabled, after a time, to extricate himself. At first ho was very much frightened, trumpeting loudly and struggling wildly, but after the timbers were pTuci within his aeh, he went to work more systematically, and exhibited much intelligence In subsequent operations, depending principally upon his tusks to raise himself. When exhausted by his exertions, he would throw himself over upon one side, in order to gain all the buoyancy possible until he became somewhat rested, when ho would assume an upright position ami go manfully to work again. His efforts were finally crowned with success, no less to his own satisfaction than that of his own ts, to whom his loss would have been as lie is much the largest ele- STATE OF KANSAS.) County, 's In the District Court of the Fiiyt Ju.licial Di t-ict of the of Kae-ss, in ami for tai-1 County.

Julia Ann Smith, Plaintiff,) v- 'Xo. 373. l.onrsrp Emory Mnitli, IVf't. HIRE Emory will take notice, that the rr.i Ann in t'lcl lorL- army. Six of the seven horses advertised hy John I.

Mitchell, as jay hawked stock, have been recovered by their proper owners, and tho seventh, a bay pony, was yesterday sold at auction to pay the expenses of keeping them while in the possession of the authorities who advertised them. We have heard Hint Jenniaon made oath, some time since, that he would never enter the battle-field with either General Halleck or General Jlilchell. Having been reinstated and again ordered to hia command, lie must either resign his commission or give his affidavit the go-by. Which he will do, is not. difficult to determine.

We imaginehe has as little regard for the one as the other, but will at present adhere to his commission. Champ. Vanghan, we learn, has been appointed on the staff of Gen. Elunt. Champ, has been in hard luck with his appointments having been ejected from several and we predict that this one will be an brief as any that have preceded it.

He appears to be in odor with his Western superiors, and we are unable to divine why he quit Washington, after having received the commission there, of which lie boasted on his return here som" time 1Ui a hove Court, lor j.ravin- for a iivurce Irom thPKii-i I.r.n!atit. ar.l the he scon. 1 her ciiti and, demon-like, presented a evolver to he revol 1 eas' and i hrea t-oul, it she did no' ened to blow her lains how is naroni- n.rreior fl? lellons nit Wilful aWnce of the said dofpudant from plaintiff. And di londant. Ovor Emory Smith, i- fur-thor ntititii-d that, unto he answer or d-nmr to the i Ptitin of the idaintiff, or l.ef.ire the 2'lth day of Jun 1-C2.

Mich vnition will to lutrue.and judgment rcndpml accordingly. William SluWd. Clerk of nM Com, nith the thereof aflixpd. at the 1:1 th- City of this the Kith day of April, a. IMV WILLIAM SHEPHERD, Clerk.

By Jas. M. Kino, ll -j j. 1-ik. 11.

tire-ne and F. 1. Fitzwilliam, attointrs Plaii.titr. no7-7t OnlrT of rnhliration. lis si ate the last ve their and when wil lido; eis rece cease her snutlling.

In Heaven's name, of things to continue, jay ai.j just reward While the old lana we were reminded of the Coiittfcat, pliant ever seen in this country. Ph 'iri P. LUh'l. t'liiir ins 1 Oi'dej- o. Gcn-'ral Iiun'er Abolition proclamation.

ill aat r.iani rred to thh cprlhj; iir in sj.e- 11 accomim to the to OWM.e-. from (Im 1, Cles ri.w.r. York correspondence of the of Ivan- ha a chmous secret lii.slorv of pickets. Each side is now within conversing dis'ance. Our forces are within two miles of the rebel works.

In some places our heavy guns are within battering distance, but dense woods prevent cither party from opening lire. Camp rumors say Vieksburg has surrendered and our lleet is en route for 'Memphis. The Savannah News, of the 17th, says the Yankees opened with shot and shell on Da ien on Friuaj-. No damage done. The Mobile Regis: the 22ml, says that all is quiet at Fort Morgan.

The Vieksburg Cit-i ef ihe 'JUi, says that some Federals lande.i at. Warrenton, and had a few skirmishes. Gov. Shorter, of Alabama, has called out all the male population, not subject to the conscription law, for a Slate Guard. Pass, (Pays plaudine; it of the ia sas it works well we J.

wished that Webb Wilder, 1....1 1 of General Hunter's Order No. 11 were in thiscilv several this course hitherto, and will continue to pursue it. Our New York eotemnorarv greatly und-r estim ites the amount already bui-ned. says, a '-few hundred bales may have been destroyed in Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, aud "1 few thousand in the neighborhood of New Orleans." Why, in a sin-Ie countv in the THE PTAIK OF KAXSAS, I l.KAVKNUiiKTH SS lo the Ki-tiicr tWt nt thp Firi-t -lodieial t'Kt of thStat.of Kansa-. fitting in and furt'i iiiiuty aforp-aid.

William Plaint iff.) vs. I ike i.c.; end and his coid'i cier-, for they lys jiievioiis to Thursday, the da'y it was 1 i I 7 "i u.io o-i-o piescm, ivcii inr. jiirarn ijarney. 111! I lie I 1, nr e. ession.

1 old sleii an'g would not have done it voiim to his piieous sii rv, and hec sobs while re', it, it. set (lows at 1,000. Our men have buried KM) of their dead. Our loss was 375, in killed wounded and missing, of which o3 were killed. The force opposed to us were principally from Georgia and Is'orth Carolina.

Tort Monroe, May 2S. Our gunboat fleet still remains fifteen or twenty miles below City Point. Nothing recently has been done, except a reconnoisance a shoit distance up the Apom.iftox. No rebel troops or citizens remain at City Point. There is no truth in the report of Burnsides occupation of Raleigh.

The Norfolk Diy Book, which was suspended yesterday, reappeared this afternoon, the restriction "being removed. A second order has been issued" prohibiting transportation of any kind of goods to Norfolk, Portsmouth or" Gosport neither will any vessel be permitted to go' aboe those places, or any other place on either side of the road, except by the consent of the commanding General. Anv violation el and iNfondant. Tl l.I.l.r 1 it was sent 11 10 tne new rrs 1 State, Cilns, two and thrc lor to have is u'ei'-sioo. ioint, will tnkp nf.tic.' ..1.

n.i.- civi -i. in hi sand leih's vver d. stroved troop -f tn.n ia theahovp pioitlp.l 1 levelled Sandry spring circulating ,1 petition for the establishment of a Iri- weekly mail route from this city to Tort Scott, then-being, at present, only a weekly communication between those points. We hope our citizens, and particularly business men, who are most interested in this matter, will assist Mr. Hovey to accomplish what he has gratuitously undertaken, as we imagine the project, if successful, will be of greater importance to than to of Fort Scott.

Peter View who, it was alleged, committed a murder Kansas City, sometime during last winter, and who was arrested and committed to jail some ten days in this city, was yesterday released Injustice Kempf. The authorities of Missouri having neglected to send a requisition for him, and tho time prescribed by law for his detention having expired, the Scott Louisiana Cav.llry. besiii soini- ai.il nnivor nt ti Cava'n- lieje, ai iOICCil mind. ee.c a ti ny many days wa; th: pi'C- hundreds no have been 'infornied, in the 1 1-etiiion file.1 in this can---. i t.

recor-udjoinincr of Maury. er of two and tldrty-ftir dollars 1m rk New York, May 23. 'eUas, the llali.e, reports ef a rBhl iron steamer loaded by the LT.i.;:ed States steamer canntion in this cilv, previous to puldie---tionv Why was it (litis so shidi-i'-ly keoj secret Why should it first see of th" cap' are with Tin: War i.v Amkiuca M. VfSI TO Illinois to lloac about relative to the 0Iit-ical significance of Jlerceir's visit to Uichmond, but they are nil apparently disposed of by an niiouneemeiit made in the House of Commons, by Mr. Lavard, on the to the effect thut M.

Merceir went to Uichmond without any instruction's from his own Government," and that his Washington, May 2S. Special to the New York The new treaty with Mexico is just received. Its terms don't meet the views of the Government, and will undoubtedly be rejected bv the As to growing crop, it may be safely said that tho number planted this season is not more than half the usual ninount: and the condition of the country will necessarily cause the tillage of that half to be less complete than it ordinarily is. Two millions of bales must bo a very ral estimate for the -rowing ciop. IiKtc td of concuirinp: then, ia the assumption of our New York cotem- not as oilier military orders, in the journals, but through the medium of the Loth-dor ol- tne Port? What could bo the mot ive of Its original custodians at sending it on to him? If any body give an intelligible answer to these queries the mysterious official and semi-official manipulations of this now famous proclamation may be, what they certainly are not now susceptible of explanation.

The proclamation does not seem to have come jiio luc with no political result isu was attended whatever. Senate. Ti city is perfectly quiet to-day. nuh t.ipret.ji lioin ti.i-ii.ili day i ejit-mher a. ISiO.

at th ratp of cut. ppr annnm. and dorree of lort-rlo-tir? and mIp under ll vendor of th lollo-vini; di-rcrihi-d real p-tate to-trit :ir.n:li.r Ev in TaniiPrV addition to Ity of Lpavpiiwoith. Lpavpnworth cuurtr. State Kansas" an.l dt'fiidaiit, Jarmt is fiiitln-r notiliwl j.K-ad.

j.r,swpr or to the fai (daintia petition heroin on or l.florptli!? 2llhd.iv of July. a. i. 1S02 -uch pptuion will 1.p tak as true, a'nd in Irmpiit accordingly. William SlieplicnLCleit of sai Court with th- seal of afiiv- at my o2cp, in the city ef Leavenworth, this the I7th day cf M-iv A.

p. 1S0J. WILLIAM SHEPHERD. Clark. By Jabfs M.

Cleik. Lewis Biu-iie-, PlatJititrsAttoniPT. nil! 7t ac 13 iiiuters: 001 The I'aris corresnorel-of of tue oovernmeiit lias aafis. cf order shall subject the vessel and properij' fo confiscation. Persons who maybe accused ot violation may be severely punished.

This order is necessary, in consequence of frequent violations of the former one. There was a distm at Norfolk last night, between negroes rnd company Ninety-Ninth N. Y. regiment. Three negroes were killed, and two or three wounded.

New Ynrl- TVTat- oo (the new London organ of the rele-ls) as follows, under date of Mav 7- write worm suaighi tJ( regular way is due to til punne that the doctors who ore ieea at its hum give a history of the ul said that the dmov.finen.1 of the tragedy can not bo much longer delayed. M. Merceir leaves New York on the ilili in-t. to report to the Kmpcror the result of th negotiations he has ien instructed to open at itichniond. itnmediatidv.

on auinoritics in tins Mate 110 longer had jurisdiction over him, conseqnentlyjiis release. We call the attention of our traveling community to the miserable condition of the Big Stranger bridge, between this city and Lawrence. This bridge was constructed some two years since by this county, at an expense of about and is, at present, entirely Y. Ex factory advices from several important points wheie our forces are operating. It is certain everything thus far, goes Government entertains Npeetation that in of plans OIlt before Ranks' retreat, and which are now being carried out, the rebel lorce.

who 1 sutured up the Shenandoah, will be captured. Baltimore, May 'IS. The American of to-day says Gen Banks has already received reinforcements of 18,000 weli-uiseiplined troops, several car lo.nis of hee.vy siege gens have udso been sent him from ashinglon navy-yard. poiuij" tt, what, will; th- last and present years' lhero will bo six millions of bales of American cotton which will come upon the mark i. of th" world between nest July and the following April," and that "the planters sell and submit to lower prices than Lave known for years," we venture the confid-nt that not throe millions of bales of American cotton will be brought to market within the term here specified, and that the price of the article will not for the nest twelve months lower than it The prize steamship Ilettin, from Nassau, arrived this evening.

She was captured on lUe a-'-f'P'ing to run the blockade at Charleston. Her cargo is valued at half a million. She is a new, iron plated steamer 1 ,000 tons burthen. SCTHE. that is to Cllt UK lit h- say, before the end of the pres--the imiii i in! decision will 1...

publiho(! to th world and I repent what uiisaie, Having flagged and sunken in th John FiLvlarai, Fiit 7. Tho said Friu Lehfus ,.,4 I re-land ohiam-d an of atta-dmi-nf irom Sham. of i ttur, ami the decision I said in my last will be enforced. New York, Mav Ihe latest accounts direct from li ceime some ten indies, and having been removed from the original foundation, which with the es and of whole power of the arm France. The obj.

jts of briefly these is now. Vi'ashington, May 28. fo-uie examinati.m nt m. re The its ends rested, several inches toward the South. Hand-bills have been printed and and for of Kn-e' on the 1-th day of Myl at his The Louisville, Journal of the IQth, at the conclusion of a long article denouncing the Abolition-Emancipation measures now pending before Congress, says 'In no event will we submit to the execution of such objects in no event will secede 011 account of their adoption.

We wiU neither surrender our rights nor forsake them. We will maintain our coc-ti-tutionul liberty at all hazards, and, us a nccyssary step toward that end, wo will laiintairi the Union in like manner. lit are for tho Constitution at it is and the Union as it Ye ask for we will submit to nothing- less. We fietik purely as American patriots. L-t and Secessionists alike take heed.

May 3, place the French force 12 miles from Puebla, with fifteen thousand Mexican- ready to give battle. A dispatch from Nashville yesterday s-ws Gen. Mitchell arrived here to-night, lie reports everything quiet at Huulsville, and the moil ieeling incieasinn-. battel as an clhcient means defense, report that owing to recent iinnrovcments 5 posted along the road warning travelers of THOMPSON. WOODRUFF Co.

'SX TSTX 1 whi-htluiP and plac fendaut cai. i o'-jua-meiit v. ill taken ncoonlirorlv. first to ascertain tho condition of things 111 ihe Coiifed o-ate territory and the resources of its government for protracted r. it v.

ill requii essential modi- naiii ticativn J'JIIX ritKKLAXP. Mav New- York The resistance. To ascertain what terms, the Coitl'euen fc.vtLL51VELV WHOLESALE DEALERS coiti-sihui- whether, and 011 cy is disposed to 'Hero plant ourselves. Tf M.i. accept Hie mediation ol ranee, ami what speculations in regard to the boundary and other questions, and disposition debatable territory, the Confederate deems suuieient guarantees of an 11-ovable peace; and, on the other hand, what concessions it is willing make.

Xew Yoik, May 23. From the HeraU's account of retreat, we lake the fellowing: Only men out of eight or nine hundred engaged at Front In tlie skirmishes Satunliiv the Maine nud Vermont efvah-y suffered severely. Company A. Vermont cavalry were nil c- inured or killed except the Captain, oee laeuien and men. During the Sun-itay fight, which continued two hours before retreat iVoia Winchester, Donnelly's k-igadc behind, admirably re nu flu.

acnt mentions the fact tlutt J. II.u:.:o of a rebel Kentucky regiment, who was a flag of truce, to be exchanged for the -x J-lnnt Col. Corcoran, has become disgusted with the rebels and rebellion, and v.iH the oath of anemia nee. Gen Butler, says a New Orleans letter, has taken the wife of Gen. Beauregard who is found to be in New Orleans, under hi ca- and protection.

A letter from Gen. McCU-l- DlllS 1 it GOODS, Order of THE STATE OF KAX.S. I.KAVKNWi.llIII tVt-STV. In the Court the First Ja licial ri-trict of the State cf Kansas. wiaS in a-J sai.l Comity.

-Mary Jane" Grant, Plaintiff, 1 tw ird diaut, Defen lant. Theahoye named defendant Edward tyrant will rake notice that the plaintiff. Mary Jane t.rant. has this day in the ck-rk's offce of the ahve entitW court her petition a-ain-t said de. fendant.the object of which aipeai by said i petition, is to obtain a .1 ..1 puhlican leaders imagine they can dislodge us by 'unconstitutional projects' on paper, let them, if they will, try the fata! experiment.

The nation, to be sm-e. wtll AND sulle-r new- ti iais and new ncvila xiinu inu. as cun-nipi others, can be to Krai: nt upon the re and to her lb louusiriai interests in tin. 1 iiitti iiji rr 1 11 is ipii 1 r--iii-i event of her me incse unnecessary evils one blessing at least will blossom" forth' m.v, but beiiie- compelled" to ivttloli-nu- illation being accepted an! successful. its condition, and the stage company have long since abandoned it.

The brdge spanning the little stream known as Foiir-mile-creek, which was construe) pj in ISM, by the Kansas Stae Company, at a considerable expense, is also in a most deplorable condition, and entirely unsafe fur tea 1119. The road, too, especially from little Stranger to Lawrence, is in an awful state, and an expense of thousands of dollars will have to bo incurred to render it, during the summer, even passable. The review, yesterday, in the western Tart of the city, was a most brilliant affair, and alike creditable to the inspecting officers, tho commanding officers of the several regiments and companies-inspected. At about nine o'clock in the morning, live companies of the Kansas Eighth, infantry, and tho Twelfth and Thirteenth Wisconsin regiments, also infantry, followed by S. T.

Carpenter's Eighth Wisconsin, Captain Norman Allen's First Kansas and Captain Hopkins' batteries, repaired to the review ground, the infantry forming a hollow I 3NTo. CSO ISrtiix Street LEAYEXWOUTir, KANSAS. uese von v.i l'l'lv lliinn if. inn omum's 01 lnstrucfi-vw party will cease to exist. It will he swallowed up utterly and forever.

It will be buried in the same e-rave with Secession." a The motto of the Journal, the "Constitution is and tlio union as it was," i me p.auorm ot the of tlio whose times of enlistments had expired in the rebel service, were told that they must continue 111 the army. Thev loaded' their -inis and oiliccrs and all, refused to obey the ov-tlers, and no one dare attempt to wake them do it Ihe result is the rebels have disbanded gone home. New York, May 30. Ihe Army and Navy Gazette L'ives currency to a report that, on the SSJtli ultimo, orders were given to the Federal Chief of ordnance to send live thousand stand of arms and as many old uniforms to Port Royal, for the use of the slaves. This-, the Gazette regards as hardly creditable, but has it from good authority.

L-i' A traveller stopped at a farm house tor the purpose of getting his dinner. Dismounting at the front door lie knocked, but received no answer. to the er side id' the house, he found a little white headed man in the embrace ofhis wife, who had his oead under her arm, with h-r osh-r she was giving her little lord a pounding Wishing to put an end to the light, our enemy r.re said to have fought well. Oar column retreated in good order, pursued by tlie enemy beyond "Mart insbnrg arriving there found the whole town apparant-ly descried. Many Union people came nlong with us.

Gen Hanks was in the rear in the retreat. A shell exploded within four feet of him, fortunately doing no injury. The enemy a force" at Berry, die to prevent our retreating to Harper's lr en we were therefore compelled to take the road to Martinsburg. Winchester is reported burned. "Washington, May 27.

A dispatch from McClellan to-night says '-hat he captured Hanover C. If. Our loss was small. We captured one r.mimn tree Mates. It- Is 111:11 of the border also that of tlie Union 'lairs.

TO TIIE MERCHANTS OF Western Missouri," Kansas AND COLORADO. ashington, May 23. VEAI.TU OF MisstriirspTTs Cojnior. ol Matumony her -tofore contract-! and ei.t-red into by and between said and and alle-es the ground thereforas foilnw-. to wit-Uross ne-lectot duty, and also of dnmk" ei.ness, and tbnt the care and management her children adjn.l;e,l to the sai i-biintiff And said defendant.

Ednard Cmntis, farther n.tC lie I tliat unless he plead, answer or the si.1.1 lain ill petition herein filed on or before thellth day of July, A.D. li2, such r.etirion will betaken as true, and a decree rocdered ac-cordmciy. ITXESS, William Clerk of said with the Feal thereof affixed at niv sKALjnflioe in th city of Leavenworth, this the th day of May, A.lt. WILLIAM SlIEPHKRI), Clerk. James M.

Kin, Iept. Clerk. Lewis P.irns, Artomey for Plautiff. -May li. lS(i2 w7t Order of Publication THE STATE OF KANSAS, 1 I.RAVKNWonTH Col XTV.

In the District Court of the Fin-t Ju.licial District of the State of Kansas sitting in andforsaii County. traveler KiiOCKei! on the so of tho house and cried out in a Inn, voice: ''Halloo, here, who keeps this boii.se band though much out of bra Wqqhirio-Tw-t OO lite hus-th, answered, trying to de- 'Stranger that's what we an cide!" Every member of the Cabinet, is believed, every earnest ii.c 11,...., killed, wounded and took prisoners several rebels. Fortress Monroe M.i Kxkcttive Department. Boston, May 19, 1601. Hon.

E. M. SunUon, Sec'ij of War: Sik I have this moment received a telegram in these words, viz The Secretary of War desires to know how soon you dm raise and organize llr-eo or four more infantry regiments and have tneni ready to be forwarded here, to be armed and equipped Please answer immediately, and state the number you can ment here, deplore the hasty censure passed We would now cnll your attention to our full iind complete stock of DRY GOODS AND MOTIONS 1 1 which we are now offering at unprecedented Dy some of the loyal papers in the country. It has ah ead been stated bv Mr. Wilson in th.

The publishers of the Magazine ailirin that its a vera tion is 84,42, monthly: that th. number sold of any one number 019; and that of some numbers Cornhill smallest was lOOl- 7 ui.tiaic, II the highest authority, that the disposition of LOW iiiLu ciiusea uie censure, was uy uie riesiuent; and it is equally true tnat it was approved by the w-hole Administration. Successps. 2n Iacktvood's Magazine sells only a month. several batteries resting upon the right wing.

After tho review by Gens. Blunt and Mitchell, the infantry, with tho batteries in their rear, marched in solid columns several times around the field and retired. The batteries, wheeling" to the right and facing the AVest, planted their pieces, and performed their different and laborious maneuvers, firing volley after volley in rapid succession, with credit to the several companies. Great praise is due Capt. Carpenter, for the almost utter perfection to which his men have arrived, displaying equal knowledge of artillery tactics with any of the regular service which we have ever Tne Naugatuck has arrived from City Point, bringing dispatches for the Navy Department.

fleet in James river are ready to make another attack on Fort Darlin--as soon as orders are given. The rebels have materially their force on the south bank of James river. From City Point up to Uiebmomi. They have forced the inhabitants on City Point, and vicinity to retire into the interior. The rebels seem to dread an attack on Petersburg, and accordingly are strengthe.ii;-.g the defences on the Apomattox river.

1 Beauregard had visited Richmond not to take command there, but to raise. Signed L. THOMAS. Adjutant General. A call so sudden and unexpected finds me without materials for an intelligent reply.

Our young men are all preoccupied with other views: still, if .1 real call for country did not anticipate, have already atl tended Mr. Sfantnn'a iT.n.i.t Zrif All our Staples are direct from th- hamls ot and as we do not rotxil, off.T tli many advanta5e accrueing from an exclusive Jobbing Stock. mm whom thov his final home? only answered in the former bounties were requested to follow Twenty-nine faithful on the roll-call, and these Col. M. S- II.jwc, riaintiff.

rs- Ao.390. Morton and George Johnson The above came.1 defendants will take notice that plaintiff Col. S. Howe, has commenced a civil action in the above etitld Court asainst them to recover the sum of Five hundred and seventy five dolllais 0) together with interest thereon frou the 0th day of October A. n.

1859, the rate of lifter per cnt. per annum, said to be due and from ants to this plaintiff upon a certain Xote dated at Fort Leavenworth. paitmcnt, and etiorls are being made which wou.d seem to insure a continuance of them Occasional failures and reverses must happen, but Mr. Stanton is not more responsible were exceedingly fievward, to be Yo surprised, a few day. lornied that live th asand ir.mes.

naeh ia enuueu to the public gratnude tor the success of our arms. The re tl. 1- leadets concerning future military operations in the South-West. tnreo regiments are made, I believe we can raise them in forty days. The arms and equipments would" need to be furnished here.

Our people have never marched without them. They go into camp while forming into regiments, and are 'drilled and practiced with arms, end II I'osai ac men- dead menu notai v. the fortunate. Henri d'Arcos', lit'. t-.

1 faithful ones, were Count WE AUE IN" DAII.r RECEIPT OF and shall be able to supply the trails with any IJoous they may want, at prices that ill certainly suit. consul-general of Mia in i I saye, director of the Glfe hs lleovx and the librarian of the Engross i lie recipients im.m..i;..f..i.. 1 aiy has received information that Acting Master A. W. Emerson deserted from the Galena, on the 1.1th iust.

The Minnesota started for Norfolk this morning, but got aground oil' Sewall's Point. Several tus endeavored all day to get her oil, but were unsuccessful up to this evening. All of liip rebel fortifications on Elizabeth river, and the navy yard, have been taken possession of by the navy the former are to be destroyed. The blowing up of the works on Sewall's Point beiran to-dav. ITnwsnk I Washington, May 28.

Ihe motion pending in the House yesterday to reconsider the vote by which the bill emancipating slaves, was rejected on Monday. An attempt was made to-day to lay the motion on the table, which was lost (it) to 73. The vote on the reconsideration will take place on Wednesday. Chica.n-o. ATav oa all ueciuen to eacn a tiiousand fra ii ot' the inonins alter the date, threof, and said defendants are also notified that toe following described property, to wit: Lot number seven in block number "nineteen Lots number six.

twenty-five and twenty six in block number thirty two; Lots number twenty-fonr twenty-five and twenty-six in block number thirl ty three, and Lots number five, six, seven and eiht. in block number twenty two in Leavenworth City proper, in the County of Leavenworth, and tin, teen Itu-sell survey in part of north west juarter of section thirty-lour, Township ei-ht J.anse twenty-two. in I.fai..n.,.ti,e over ih monument 01 ei the grave ol the giver. soidiers. To attempt the other course would be to dampen enthusiasm, and make the men fee! that they were not soldiers but it mob.

Again, if our people feel that they are going into the South to help fight rebels who will kill and destroy themliv all the means known to savages as well "as civilized men: who will drive them by fraudulent flags of trace and other lvino- preten- In our Stock mny be found large line of The Petersburg (Va.) Express of the 22d, DROWN Yesterday resembled more a Fourlh of July than the of May, consequent upon the departure of the remainder of the Kansas Seventh and the Twelfth and Thirteenth A isconsin regiments. About noon, the Sioux City, containing six companies of the Seventh, arrived from the Fort, and, about the same time, the Post Battery, in command of Lieut. Sacht, also came to the city, and, disconnecting the caissons from the pieces-four in number leveled them toward the east where they remained until late in the afternoon, awaiting the arrival of the Isabella and dred rebel prisoners have been received at York, May 2rK i vs a li.u n-hieli A fortress Monroe letter voiiLains tlie roilowing: Aususta. Afau- 00 nas oeen lying near ntMu quarters irom the scene of the late brilliant victory at Hanover Courthouse, lhey left this morning for Fortress Monroe, Charleston papers of this morning state DE.MIXS, STRIPES, SUJI.MER STUFFS. 1 here seine weeks, pat to inudied tv.

i-e-i w.th neaily ttvo.l ces, as they did Jlnasanliinr.n. r. iiiac iour vessels sneued Cole's Gate and Kiawah Island yesterday. The Confedpr. "est mines 'i'lie lias gone 111 pursuit.

at.es retired after burning their quarters. 1.111.. I iie XewHeru l'roeress at "ays the convention -uib a uajre is twelve or mteen miles from Chileston. i to a man i LJiittrfMi 1, una in Williamsburg; will use their negro slaves against them both as laborers and as men, while they themselves must never lire at the enemy's magazine, I think they will feel the draft is heavy on their patriotism; but if thelVesident will sustain General Hunter, recognize all men, even black men as legally capable of loyalty, which the blacks are waiting to manifest and let Washington, May 29. ew York papers Tl Jew lork papers? Baltimore, May 29.

Ihe Episcopal Convention adjourned this afternoon. A'o discussions were bad on national affairs. The disloyal members havin-a majority, vented their sentiments by excluding from the standing committees and from the delegations to the Ceneral Convention, nearly every loyal man who was named for the position. to tne Tho of Kansas, has been attached by the Sheriff of Leavenworth County, as the property of the defendant, athamel Morton to satisfy said sum of money and the interest thereon aforesaid. And said defendants are further notified that 1 anfwer or demur to the said li rhna here filpJ-" or before the lt.th day of July, a.

p. 1862, such petition will be taken as trne and jud-ment rendered accordingly. 1 iHiam Shepherd, Clerk of said ri thseal thereof, aflixe.1 at my SEAljoflice, the Clty of Leavenworth, this, the btii day of May. A. n.

1S(VT WILLIAM SHEPHERD. Clerk. vm ir Kixo, Deputy Clerk. m. U.

Matbias, Attorney for Plaintiff. MaySw6w. Latest and da-irabl? styles of Puivts, Chai.lies. DkLaixes. An endless vari-ty of Notions, all of whichsle.ll be sold at prices heretofore unknown in the Missouri alley.

We think it. will greatly to the advantage il to give us a call be lore making their purckiiies elsewhere. Overland Mail Co. resume transportation of letters. In fifteen days papers and documents will go via.

Panama, under an arrangement of the Co. with Vanderhilt, who is to receive istena, containing the Twelfth and Thirteenth Wisconsin regiments. Arriving about 4 o'clock, and many preliminaries being requisite preparatory to a final departure, the fleet steamed up, the Isabella, containing Gen. Mitchell, let loose her cable, the Es-tella and Sioux City immediately followim thv o1 y- "lnum to reinstate Government to confiscate theiatesof reJie'f ti c. Washington, May 2ft omce in CidoraOu -i--el i-i House also JJ'p'- 1 be California entitled 'l WasriinrHnt, on j'early lor tue service.

Washington. Mav A dispatch has just beenreccived at th War Department, fnllir the 1.11 WVl CIL11I" uispatcn that Uormth is evacuated by tlie rehela a.a i mom ngnt witii Ood and human nature on their side the roads will swarm, if need be, with a multitude whom New England would pouruit to obey your call. Always ready to do my utmost, I remain most respectfully Your obedient servant, Signed JNO. A. ANDREW.

stead of two members Cn WE ARE ACE NTS OF T0IS STATE FOR Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machines, iuc uyi Congress. KENTUCKY STORE. Wholesale Liquor House. R. B.

I( A ICR IS, (Corner of Second and Shawnee SreefxA And Geo. A. Pkince Co's celebrated Melopuxs. Her example. The battery, at this juncture, commenced its booming, firing eleven rounds in honor of the present loyal States the bands, upon the different boats, playing Yankee Doodle, -Hail Columbia and the Star Spangled Banner, at the same time, with the cheenns of the multitude con-re-ated in front of the evee, all combined, presented a ene but seldom witnessed.

The Intelligencer says McDowell is now at Manassas Junction, with sufficient force to aid in the capture of Jackson's force now in the Valley of the Shenandoah. Information from Leesburg state that the rebels there were very jubilant over Banks' retreat. Washington, May 28. Information from Halleck's command, dated yesterday, state that no engagement had taken place. Nothing later from Gen.

Banks. lne rebel works ut.viijicu oy our rroopa. rns- oners say the enemy left last night for Oakland, a point seventy-six miles south of Corinth, on the Mobile and Ohio railroad. Washington, May 30. Special to the N.

Y. Herald. Col. Jenni-son has gone West, it is said, with the promise of a command. It is said that the rebel lc? 1nder Jackson are still lying near Martinsburg and Harper's Ferry.

yesterday at noon, and continued a intov'S of five minutes until six o'clock in the eS JT therea Fortress Monroe, May 27. The Norfolk Day Book was suppressed in consequence of articles assailing citizens for taking the oath of allegiance. (-rnvrnu ortli Cilf KAXSAS. ir EEPS on hand, com-tintlr, the jmreft nj J-V best made Kentucky Whiskey, imported direct from the best makers in Bourbon county. Kentucky.

Also Brandies, -Wines, Tobacco, Cigars, Ac, sll at the most reasonable price for cash. jJhj TIIOMPSOX, WOODRUFF Co. may22-dwly Donaehy Building, st.