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Latest from Jackson death of Gen Tilghman Brandon, May 17. --Two gentlemen rode to Jackson to day and traversed the city. The enemy had evacuated about 2 o'clock. It is supposed that they number about forty thousand, and have retreated towards Vicksburg. Firing has been heard in that direction, and it is supposed that Gen. Pemberton is in their rear Before leaving they burned the Confederate House, the depots, the penitentiary, Green & Phillips's factory, Steven's foundry, Lenoire's hat factory, and a block of buildings on State street, including the Medical Purveyor's and other Government offices. Also, both bridges over Pearl river, and destroyed several miles of the railroad track. It is reported in Mobile that some of this burning was done before we retired. The Confederate House was burned by the proprietor. Mobile, May 18.--The Advertiser and Register's special report, under date Jackson, 18th, says there was a heavy and indecisive battle near Edwards
Newbern Items. --The New York World publishes a letter from Newbern, N. C., dated May 6th, from which we extract the following: A sensation was created here by the marriage this morning of Charles W. Lawrence, of Boston, a member of the 44th Massachusetts, to the accomplished daughter of Israel Disosway, a banker in Newbern. After making a transfer of his property to the bride-groom, the father left our lines with other disloyal citizens. Nearly 12,000 men belonging to the two years and nine months regiments in this department, will soon be mustered out of the service. It is hoped that the patriotism of the North will perceive the propriety of raising a fund to promote enlistments in loyal North Carolina regiments. The U. S. transport Long Island, Captain Phillips, accidentally took fire on the evening of the 30th ult., and was entirely destroyed.
neman; contends he accomplished little or nothing, not interrupting Lee's line of communication at all, or only for twenty-four hours. Gresley, also, comes out fiercely against peace movements. Almost everybody is for peace. The terms are the only question. Peace must come at last. At present there appears little likelihood of peace, but it must come when one or the other finds out war will not pay. [Has it paid the North yet?] The Herald says if Vallandigham is sentenced, Wendell Phillips should be also. It is opposed, however, to all such arrests, and is for free speech, free press, and trial by jury guaranteed by the Constitution. Hon. James Remington is U. S. Marshal for Florida. The Herald says Lee and Hooker occupy their old positions and may perhaps remain so for some time. It is reported that Lee will remove the bulk of his army to Hanover Junction. Another report says Lee is planting guns at U. S. and Banks's fords, and designs an offensive movement,