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THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL.
Last vMk was one or novelties In the theatres. Hurt
VhmidmIiiii| freeh upon almost every iu^?,u4 do
Sordlug ly wo have to record the lad of crowded houses
llmnM unprecedented, at least since the war com mono d.
the people seem to be as much alive to ea>>ymeut and
?s appreciative or dramatic merit as ever, despite the
throes through which the country Is paneli g and the sor
row which necessarily aitlictu so toauy households.
tuere was hardly a uight during the past week that the
theatres were sot tilled to repletK n.
The cheap opera seam* which Mr. Dlmaa undertook
-to estahllsh at the Academy was a success, sa far sa Isrge
attendance was o?noarued, last week. The bouse whs
Srsasmed evsry night. There will he only tbice aigbu
?tore In the present season. To-i l*bt the "Trovatore,"
'In which Madame Bnrchard, d' Angrl and Brignoli will
'hpiiear. Slruor Auodlo, brother to the late favorite
baritone, takes the pea In which his relative wee always
-to happy?Count do Line. On Tnasduy evening "Ln
4a dl Chsmo inlx" and selections from "I'KUsere
?' Amore" will he given. Mr. till man takes n benefit on
"Wednesday nlgbt, with a grand programme. The event
?tt the present season was tho debut of Msdatue Conn#
More hard, who Is an artist of the tlrst class, thoroughly
'Sultivated, and possessing Hue dramatic powsr. She gavs
?Satire satisfaction to the opera-going public. It would
Me well if Mr. Ullmsa oould secure her services as s
Moat available add I; Ion to our New York opera troupe.
We had another deb .tant In the person of Madame
?errmaan, of whom we had to speak favorably he
-fore. She mads a very pl.ssmg loipiession cu
'the audience la the "ihlld of the Regiment," on
Friday night, and Tor a first a|>|*arance went bruval>
through that charming open. Of Mma. d'Angrl It is
Mot nsosssary to say any v ting, for her powers as a con
Iraito era well known. Since A'bonl's time she has not
boon surpassed he s. time. d'Angrl comee of a diller
Mat nationality from most or uur gr. at slDgsrs, being by
Mb th a Ore dan and a native ut Cei halonla.
It is not likely ih.?t we shall have another opera sea
?Son for some months; but whe it Is resumed we believe
that ws may promt-a something very fine in the wity oi
etrtlsta. Mas Mnreiztk. with a to re lUn he fruin Jlartl.
tbs Cuban ml.lloiiuire, Is not Id e in Luropa iu soleclinp
?rtists, and we have coull ler.ee in Murelxck'a judgment,
ff good singers are to be bud for money be will secure
them. From letters lately iscoived from h iu.weleirti
that he has already eng.'-ged two frrinie dnnne?Medorl
tn d Char ton?Ma/xoUni. thu tonor.and B-irtolint, a flno
baritone. He Is now in Italy, making further nogotia
?Ions with other eminent artis's.
The excellent burlesque of the " Wizard's Tempest"
tt the Winter Garden, of which we have already spt.keu,
ttlll holds its place on tho bo irds. In scenic off ot, wit
-tad good acting generally, '.I will compare favorably with
-Anything of the kind we taavo had here for somo time.
She star of the company is libs Emily Thorne, from the
Adelphl theatre in London: and she la a vory plo.iatng
Mctresa, not the least cha m about her boing bar great
personal beauty. With a flna figure, hauda >me face,
good voles sad graceful motion, she wi n the good favors
Of the audience every night, na might be expected. The
^?Tempest" le on the hill* for another week, and will
probably be ettil further continued, for It la wit
nessed by crowded houses nightly.
The "8yrea" will be repeated this week at Niblo'a
Jgnrden?a piece In which Mis* Caroline Rlchings utado
99 decided a auocea'. Under the auspices of the combine
?ton company of Messre. Davenport, Jarrett aad Whe ttly,
(flblo's has kept pace with any theatrs In the c ty,not
?lone In the numerical strength of tta audiences, but tn
?be talent employed. Miss Kichlnes wtll appear for the
Mext three nights la the grand Druid scene from "Nor
?Mm"?In addition to the "Hyreu' ?at the request of
tnany frleoda, who are anxious to hsar her powers In
-?lassie opera.
Miss Maggie Mltchel has had quite a successful week
?t Laura Keene'a, of which she 18 now tho leasee. Fan
thon the Cricket, la which piece she baa made quite a
ipans itlon, still remains on the bills.
The Florences ara heaping up tha reputation of Wal
lark'a theatre for full bouses. The burlesque of the
,4I.*dy of Lyons," wi b the two Na|ioleona, made a good
?U, aad is still on tbs bills for two nights mora. A sew
?emadtelta, the "Returned Volunteer," will be pro
Muted to night. On Wednesday th e bill will be entirely
?fbnnged.
Fox'e Old Bowery bad a successful week. To-night
?he tew drama, based on a "I-edger Story," wlltbe pro
duced, together with two utlier pi cos.
Miss Adah Menken baa been making a sensation at tha
Jfew Bowery. To-night "M iz^ipa" la on the bills, Mba
Wmeee Uklngtba prlncljial ml-, la which It la an
?sounced lb-* she will ascend en the back of a wild
%orae to the fgtremt height of tbo house^a feat whjoh,
to doubt, will wia great eclat from iL Juveniles add
"Jbvers of the marvellous gauerally.
TVs Bryants continue, at usual, to entertain large su
gleuoes at their hall la Bromlwey. They have always
?omathlng new on the stage.
The Brooklyn Aeademy ef Music Is again to present to
thu inhabitants of our sister city Mies Batsman, whe
^aade ao favorable an impression last week that many of
the leading cttlsens addressed a request to Miss Bate
man to appear ence more at the Academy. Accordingly
the will perform te-alght and to morrow night, and will
?o doabt have a brilliant reception. The tragedy of
fGeraldlne," written by her mother, will be produced
to night.
A concert, by the members nf the rbllhermonic Society
tad several ef our most promising artists, la to be given
?t the Academy of Music, on the 33d Inst., in aid of the
Cnited States 8anitary Ooramisslon. The Mercantile Li
brary Association hare the cere of the entertainment.
Mr. Nlxou'e Cremorne cards us, corner of Fourteenth
Street and Sixth avenue, appear to be a very attractive
?ad delightful place of amusoment, judging from the
?umber of visiters who nightly frequent them. In the
mi mm or season our people require a respectable place
tt resort, combining fresh air, ease and intellectual en
payment, such as the Cremorno Gardens afford.
The complimentary benefit to Mrs. Augusta Page Is to
Vn place on the 38th instant, at Wallack's, under Mr.
floraaee's management. The demaud for tickets is
?Iready brisk. Mrs. Page wl'l personate Juliet, In which
gharacter.it laaeid.ahe la without rivalry.
"The German amusemeuts at Jones' Wood, during the
fast week, have consisted of two grand festivals. On
Monday night the Sanger bund Society had a splendid en
tertainment, at which over thirty thousand persona wore
present. On Thursday the Liederkranx held their fes
tival. Tha grounds were brilliantly l.gUted by Clarke's
?aolnred calcium lights (ths s?me that are used st the
Winter Garden lathe "Temi?st"), end the trees wsrs
hung with almtei Innumerable Cbin.se lanterns. New
platforms wers raised for tho musicians, of which an
extra number ware provided. Those who wore disap
pointed oa Monday night will have tho opportunity of
?tiondlng tbelr uoxtSangerbund festival on the 14th of
futy. There will be four reeilvais at the Wo< d during thi
Week, two day festivals?vis: Tuesday and Thursday?
end una night festival en Wednesday next. On Satur day
the grounds are engaged by a private society lor a har
Wnnloua festival.
T ie ladles of Philadelphia are distinguishing them
?Slvee by their benevolent rfioita for the relief of the
wounded soldiers lu the hospitals. Nothing that they
Wave done, hnwevor, has affirdsd the poor suflerera
m >re satisfaction and comfort than Iho afternoon con
sorts Instituted by Mra. Anrie Nevlne and Miss Williams,
daughter of General Williams, of tho rogulsr army.
These ladles, who are girted with fine vocal acoomplish
Sianta, visit the hospitals four timos n week, and for
Several hours contribute to tho nmunoaiant of tha pa
?tents by tha singing of patriotic aad other aonga calcu
lated to make them forget their sufferings. Tho eflbct la
so benoficial that tha medical authorities do everything
?to their power to ellbrd faculties for theee entertain
ments. The example is one that ought la be followed in
eur New York beep I tale. Amongst the large number of
mrliste who are resident here there will be found many,
we are sure, patriotic enough to act upon the suggestion
<tf thsy are encouraged.
Madame K. de Vllllers will give her third aad laat osa
ge i next weak, at Pod worth's rtums, In which,among
SiW artists, Madams fi'Augrt will appear.
We sea by the London papers that Madame Riat?rl,ths
ift ?'- tragedienne, and Mile. Tltlane, the prima donna>
?nr? ploying In the English metropolis, the former nt her
hi* *?iy'e theatre, and tha latter at tha Handel reatlvnl,
?Si ths Crystal Palace. How highly these two eminent
?i i .site are prized In Fngisnd may be Judged from tha
gnu that the prlee of a box ranges from twealy to forty
dollars, and a single admission Is put down st five dol
ls a. Bctb these celebrities, ws are happy to say, are
?engaged by Mr. Ullman to appear In Now York vary soon.
Arrivals and Dvpartmrea.
ARRIVALS.
Usance*?Hark Bllra Bar?s-t)r Armatronc. W Parr and
fertv, J W Mussing. Rv.i Cornwa I. B J Davit, W (I Cos,
? ..?.( CYatet, MraJCTr.ti. Mr Troll, Mrs CI n a H?rvpy.
W I* Parroti, Mlaa Ptfrott, Mite I. .Mowing. B it Gilbert, 4
Crawford, Mrs J A Rob-na. Misa 8 Csty, C Hmiib.
P*aa?Brig Maria?f Morasa A lady.
NEWS FROM WA8HINBT0H.
* ViMwni, Jane II. ISO
MO DfTBLLIBBNOE FROM TBS ASST.
V? MWt of public luMTMA kM been received U lb*
War Papartmaut to-day from any dlractlon.
Tba telegraph Una through Pal*war* to Kortreaa Mon
raa waa Injured by tba storm at Baturday sight, aud la
not yat la wuthlog ordar.
TUB TAX BILL.
Tha Caofaranea Committee on the Tax Bill, having de
clined to hear any argument whatever In regard to tha
pending amendments, are mikmz rapid progress. They
h.sve already passed upon one hundred and eighty-live
out of tha three hundred and fifteen Senate
amendments. Tha tax on aolrlts end tobacco la
be settled to morrow. Some of tha committee
are In flavor of striking out Davis' nmendmenl, laying a
tax of tea cents additional on all apiriu to be sold, as
whiskey, brandy, wine, he., and adding that amount to
tha tax ob simple distilled spirits. i
THB BANKRUPT LAW.
The Bankrupt bill drags ominously. There seems te j
be no organization or summon understanding among
the admitted majority of both housos In favor of
the measure. A proposition has been mads that
committee shall be appoints! to all during the
recess aod mature a Bankrupt bill, but the commercial
interests of the country demand mora prompt action.
Ihe passage of an Impartial bill bow would strike from
--or domestic commerce tetters by which It la very se
riously embarrassed. Meanwhile, some Senators are not
even aware that a carefully considered Bankrupt bill has
already beun introduced In that body.
OENERAL JAIL DKLIVKKT AT LEESBUIUl, AMD ARBBST
OF ltKBICL 8YMPATU!Si:ilf.
Tho Secretary oT War having received complaints that
rhejall or Loudoun oounly, Va., waa being used tor the
detention of the alavaa of rebels, and that the rebels of
hat county were actively co-operuting with the anthorl
ties of the rebel Stales, the matter was referred to
Genera! Wadsworth.a* commander of the department,
oi. Swuln, of Scott's cavalry, was ordered, with & de
'aebment tThls command, to go to Leesb irg. Afters
week's absence the command returned lost evening
' ol.Swaiu had a general jail delivery of tho negroes
?onfln-d on rebel account, straightened up things
encral y, and brought Justice Asa Rogers and
"lev. E. II. Nourso as prisoners, they refining
to take the oath of allegiance, and belog proved to be
active in the rebel cause, tho reverend gentleman acting
as a kind of rebel ^x-st boy. Nourso is charged with
b lng a sort of poripa.etio secret mail agent, the medium
of communication between rebel spies and sympathisers
in rebeldum out of the county. It Is alleged that
Rogers sent his own negroes to aid Jacks--n in his se
cond raid up tha valley. lie also presided very
recently at a session of County Court that
acknowledged allegiance to tha treasonable State
: cvui nmont at Richmond, which, under pretence, we
lake it, of providing for tha poor, took the liberty of as
sessing on the county a tax or twenty thousand dollars,
eally to aid tha rebellion by providing for the families
aud other dependents of citizens of Loudon now in arms
agaiust their country. Laeshurg proves to be a hotbed
of secession, the ladles or the place crossing tha streets to
avoid meeting the ofheora of tha cavalry troop, tha chll
Iran singing "Dixie" In front of the quarters, and most
of the stores were closed during the stay of tha troops.
TBB ADJOURNMENT OF COXQBKSS.
A desparato effort will be mads to finish the business
before Congress, so as to adjourn before the 1st of July
Tha warm weather of tho last two days has been a strong
argument In favor of an early adjournment.
TUB PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.
It la expected that the Senate will conclude the con
sideration of the Naval Appropriation bill to-morrow, and
.resume the consideration of thePacificRailroad bill. It
Is understood that Governor Morrill, of Maine, will bring
forward as a substitute ror |Mr. McDougall's
Pacific Railroad bill tha one approved by the
Legislature of Maine, and that It will find much favor In
the Senate. This movement may endanger the passage
of either bill. Under this apprehension the friends of
the measure will make an effort to concentrate all avail
able strength Tor the passage or the original House bill.
THE OLD STYLE STAMPED ENVELOPE.
It has been ascertained at the Peat Office Department
that single rate letters, which are enclosed in nnvolopes
embossed with both the one and the three cont sump or
the old style, have, In seme instances, bean treated by
nostmasters as wholly unpaid and extra poetago thereon
exacted on delivery. Pub-W !>?*?$? I* therefore given that
stamped envelope* of this description, which ere de
signed to facilitate the prepayment of tba carrier's fee
In clth*. baye not byon superseded, and that they are
iWeciiy villi fdr ON prepafnianl of postage to the
amount which tha stamps indicate.
CONDEMNATION OF THE PR1ZK SHIP CIRCASSIAN.
The steamer Connecticut arrived at New Orleans on
i tha 20th, and left for Texas on tha 31st ult. Tho British
ship Circassian, a prize to the Somerset,Has been con
demned by the United States Prize Court, Pilots and
t-.wboats are resuming their vocations at tha Southwest
Paas.
EMOLUMENT* OF UMITRD STATE* MARSHALS.
A communication from Comptroller Whittlesey, In
answer to a resolution of inquiry, stated that United
Stales marshals render their accounts by terms of courts
and not at slated periods, aod hence cannot specify with
precision the disposition of the exact sum mentioned
William Selden stnnds charged with $64,285 07 up to
April 10, 1881, and Ward H. Lamoo with $22,864 from
April 10 to Juno 30. The toUl gros# emoluments of the
marshal, from July 80 to June 30,1881, $6,837 11.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMER*.
Three I teamen left hero lost evening?the ImIIi, for
Budd'* Ferry; the Mount Washington, for York riror,
White House and other neighbouring points, with stores;
and the Baltimore, for Fortress Monroe. The latter car
ried a company of upwards of twenty Senators, members
of the House of Representatives and heads of bureaus,
who design extending their trip as fares our gallant
army. In front of Richmond. Thoy were accompanied
with a One band of mus e, and will probably return
early In this week. The Baltimore also took a good sup
ply of provisions for our (Totted States marines, now
stationed at Norfolk. The steamer Naugatuck continues
to attract general notice. The fragments of her burs led
gun bare been removed.
PRISONERS FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
There wna an arrival last night of sixty-ma rebel
prisoners from the Shenandoah Valley. Many of them
were formerly residents of Alexandria. Their arrivul
there in the ears prod'iced much excitement among
their friends and relatives, particularly the females.
Among thorn aro a number of the l<oulalana Tigers.
THE CHURCHES TAKEN FOR HOSPITALS.
Service was bald to-day In all the churches which have
been taken for hospitals. Within an hour after the con
clusion of moruiag service carpenters were at work. plan,
tng flooring over the pews and preparing the buildings
for the reception ef the sick end wounded.
THE REPORTS IN REOARD TO COL. D'SPEXKl'IL.
Colonel b'Kpeneutl, late ef the O'Kpeneuil Zouavaa,
Is much agrtsTCd at s report that, under tho
assumed nshie of Do Reaumont he had accom
panied two recreant officers of his lata regi
ment to reheldom. He has been In Washington evsr
sines the disbanding of his regiment, and condemns the
conductor the two young men who ran off Into Dixie.
The De Beaumont who aosompsnisd (hem la a relative of
a gentleman of ths asm# nam# attached to the French
Legation hern, whs dsnouscss as dlsgvscsful ths conduct
of his uawortby kinsman.
HOSPITAL FOR MLDIKRS.
Ths Episcopal Seminary, naar Alexandria, has hssn
fitted up with oos thousand beds for the sick and wounded
soldiers. This Is (Imply a precautionary measure, and ths
accommodations thus prepared may not be needed; but
government Is determined that nothing that may possi
bly ha readed shall be left undone.
The tick and wounded, both federal nod rebel, taken
from the scene of (leneral Shields' recant engagement,
have been arriving bare all day. There wars a number
of ambulance load*. They have been distributed among
the hospitals ar temporarily provided for in churches,
where they have received mueh attention from kind,
hearted Union women.
DEATHS OF SOLDIBRS.
The tallowing deaths of soldiers her* era announced;?
W. Tenny.Co. !, Nineteenth Matsachueetta.
R. O. Jonas. Co. F, Fourth Vermont.
F. R Atbarton, Co. H, Sixth Pennsylvania, R. C.
Harry Sheerer,Co. R, Ninety second Pennsylvania.
8*rgeant James W Rowley, Co D. First Long Island.
K Iters hall, Co 0, Thirteenth North Caroi.aa.
W. R Cain,Co R.Niath Alabama.
T C Pickett*, Co I, Minnesota.
Jaa. Walsh, Co. I, Second District of Columbia.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
The Senate recently confirmed the following appoint
ments:?
Assistant Surgeons Jonathan C. Bertoletta, Thomas
W. Laach, William M. King and Benjamin F. Oibbs.to
be Surgeons, and Frank L.Dubets, Samuel Q. Webber,
Gustavus8. Franklin. F Min?t Wa d and David W Hal
nuttae to be AxMaal 8urgw?a la the navy; Ma L.
laoonte, Brigade Surgeon of Volunteers. Brigade Surgeon
George K. Alien, Medical Insiwetor; K bare C. Wood,
Assistant Surgeon Ueaaral: William U. Mua.ejr, of Ohio,
Medical I aa pec tor.
The following named ware confirmed an Consuls >?
.bhn.f Flanagan, of Pennsylvania, at Puerto ("abello;
Maximilian C. (iutzeoer, of District of Columbia, to Grand
Due by of Oldenburg; William Marsh, of District of Co
luuibta, to Altona , Henry W. IH>n<>a, of Rbode Island, to
Oporto ; ( barlea H. Lobr, of Pennsylvania, to Ctudad Bo
livar, Venezuela.
Also aa flrat lieutenants In Marina Corps:?Charles
TT. Bradford. aa second lieutenants;?f.ouis K. K*g>n,
Robert L. Meade, Jainea li. Yuui.g, of I enuaylvai.ia;
Lyman P. Trench,or Sew York; Win Wal ace Jr.,of
Maryland ;Rdward C. Ia tma sh and Geo.G. t-lod la d, of
Massachusetts. Chaa. F. W. Willi ims, of District of Co
lumbia; A. Wiokmoro Ward, of Illinois: John M. Rabar
audFred'k. X. I'aet, Jr., of New York.
M. C. Gutzanar, recently confirmed aa Consul to Olden
burg, ia one of our prominent German fallow citizens,
known in connection with the preparation of the Patent
Office Re; oris, from 1864 to 1868, and la an occasional
contributor to the radical political praaa.
TBI POTOMAC WATRR WORKS.
The Joint resolution transferring lbs superintendence
of the Potomac watar works to the Department af the
Interior passed the Senate yeatarday.
Tha Fifth Haw Hampshire Reglmaat mt
the Battle of Fair Oalcs.
TO TBS KDITOR OP TBS HKRALD.
Unhid Statsb Gxnkbal Ho.-rnrai, j
1'MiLtDBLPUA, June 12,1802.
In your paper at to-day appears |a detailed account of
the battles latoly fought near Richmond, including that
of Sunday .June 1. 1 beg your permission to correct save"
ral grave errors of your correspondent, who doubtless
supposed be'was writing racts. In one place be tats ?
Soon Colonel Cross was wounded In tho thigh, and Colo
nel Parker,, of the -Isty-fourth, coudueied the regiments
through the remainder of the light.
This la not correct, as 1 will soon show. Farther
down, uuder the title ''Irish Brigade," the Btxty-ntuth
has the credit of driving hack the enemy.
Thi8,also,is n it correct, nor do I bjlleve the gallant
officers and men of that regiment will thank any letter
writer for placing them In such a false position. The
facts are as follows
My raiment, the Fifth \ew Hampshire, was detached
from Howard's brigade on Saturday availing, and on
Sunday morning oocupied tho extreme right of tha lino
formod by Gen Fre neb, where we skirmished with the
enemy and took quite a uumbor of prisoners. The bat
tle had raged some time, when orders came for me t? go
to the relief of a portion of Frerch's biigade. I move I
qutkly down the railroad truck, passed Gent-ril
French and halted on the track, luce to I he
enemy, In rear of the losition just (.coupled by
Hoiva d's two regiments, the Sixty-ft.-st and
Sixty fourth New York. Being in command o' the bri
gade I so: t an order by Adjutant Gregory, or the Sixty
fl st, for the two regiments to clear my front as soon aa
poasiblemnd I would take their piece. This was done ai
once, and white the movement win* going on the Irish
brigade did come up in my reur, The S xty-ninth formed
on tlic right of ray line, and tho Eighty-eighth on my left,
but In r.-ar of my line, and there they rem tlned. The
Firth New Ham whlro then ordered the woods, sollt -ry
and alone, the regiments on tho right and left remaining
in their places. About two hundred yards from the
track we catno upon the dead ard wounded of the Sixty
first end Sixty-fourth, and a fswyards further we met the
enemy. Twice we drove buck their It o and it rai led;
tha third time It broke. Most of the firing
took place at iwer.ty yards rango. While advancing
the second time en the enemy's line the Sixty-ninth itrod
a volley?one of tha "terrifio volleys ' mentioned by
your correspondent?right into the backs of my men, for
I h id obliqued my lino to the right to prevent being
flanked. That volley mortally wounded some of my best
men; fortunately, belt g on the ratlroid track, the aim
was high. 1 einectcd the two regiuisuts on my Rinks
w >uld outer the woods with me; but they did not. Why,
1 have never 1 a-Red.
Whan the en my coused firing my regiment broke by
the right of companies to tho rear, and filed out to tha
railroad. Being shot thr ugh tho thigh 1 was carried to
the track In front of the regiment. On tho track wo
found the two -regiments and some soldiers of the
Sixty-ninth kindly relieved my men and carried ma to
tho "rear. The Irish Brigade on the track lost lour men
killed and twenty-seven wo .ndod. The Fiflli New Hamp
shire regiment lo t within a fraction of two hundred
kil ed and wounded, among the latter the Colonel, M.-tJor,
and sevorel other offleers, yot the regiment has zc irooly
been men'toned aspresoui, and evcu then grossly rats
represented.
No oth i* regiment was sent Into the wo->ds. The
battle oi dun lay was ended. The Fifth played its
humble parttn the closing scene. Then, and not till
then, did I turn over the command of the Flr-t brigade
to Col. Parker, of the Sixty-fourth New York. All
this Etatcuneut I rnudo In substance to a reporter for some
Boston paper, the evening after the battle, at his re
quest; audi would never have troubled yen. sir. had
not the very Incorrect report of your correspondent ap
peared. It it a fact that, the brigade of (be lamented
and gallant Howard bore the brunt of Sunday's battle,
and tne official reports will certainly do tardy justice to
the brave Sixty-first and Sixty fourth regiments, which
left to many men en the battle field, and faced the
enemy with such stubborn bravery. All wo ask is
simple juEtico: no fulsome (lattery, no distorted praise?
the facts will suffice for Howard's brigade.
KDWAHD e. cross,
K. CROSS,
Coionol Fifth NW Hfi'duahue regiment.
City Intelligence.
Aanmncn vol R#rw.H*?t? Puis urn s of ni SacovlJ
Raamearr New Yona'SriA Miutu?To the Second regi
ment New York Stato MUlti'it belooga the credit of first
Inaugural lag e vigilance ornnmittee for the protection o'
the returned privates or their regiment, both prisoner*
and Htioh a* have been disabled by wound* or nickhoas.
Two meeting* have been held et their armory, corner of
Hail place and Seventh etreet, where reeoiutione hare
be-jn passed constiluting thecommiesloae<l officer* pre
eent a committee to tea after the pay of the returned
prieouer*. the commendable perseverance of this com
mittee should be an example lor officer* of other regi
ments; for to wheat can tbe poor needy eoM.er i?ok, If
not to their own officer*, tor protecllorir The committee
comi?led of the fnl.owing:?Cept. Brady, Company F,
chairman: ('apt. i laid, Com inetiy B; Capt Kennedy, Com
pany D: Cap*- Urabutn, Company A; Ideal. I ompaey,
Company II; I.ient. Armstrong Company A; Lieut. Bui
vale, Comi-ai.y F. We bope tin* example will be fol
lowed by ail the regimental olheera now m this city.
Coroner'* Inquest.
AmpnrrttLT Lnow.vro?Cornelius Schefhlln, a young
Irishman, twenty -one years of age, a Bailor, belonging to
the United Stele* revenue steamer Miami, lying et the
foot of Vestry street, North rlrer, wee accidentally
drowned on Saturday night. He had been out oa a spree
that evening, and while returning to b,8 ship wax very
nolay In the etreet. One of the Flf.h ward police at
tempted to arre?i h.m, when he jumped off th-eud ef
the pier Into a smalt boat. Hearing the officer call for
aeelNtanco, and deeming the boat an unsafe refuge, be
Jumped Into the water, and, being an excellent swim
mer, It ta siippoaud be intended swimming to ble vessel.
The water was about eight feet deep, and having
a deep bed of ir.ud at the bottom.. On Jump
ing Into the water, he stuck In tbo mud et the
bottom, and being unable to extricate himself, was
drowned. Hla body was recovered in about ihlrly
minutes. Coroner W'tldey held eu inquest on the de
ceased yesterday, whan n verdict of ?? Accidentally
drowned" was rendered. Tho mother of the deceased
resides et No. lit Madison etreet.
Personal Intelligence.
A. It. Russell. Idiotint General or Pennsylvania; 3. f.
Mines, of the I'uited states Army; W. C. ft. Innell, of
Washington; I- W. Ledyard. of Chzcnova ; S. A. Jencka
and family, of Providence, and M. 3. May,of Harris burg.
Pa., are stopping at the Brevoort House.
Captain Head, of the 1'nlted States Army; Kqjor L. J.
Barnes end wife, of St. IjOuIs; IT. Raeley sod wife, of
PenneyIveuln; A. Stevens, ef Cleveland, C. E. Ilk he, of
Cinctnuali; W V. Kay, er Chicago; It. C. 3m.ih, ef
Auburn; W. Pit1 her end family, of Illinois; H. A. White,
or Providence, and K. D. Goudrioh, of Boston,are stop
ping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
General W. B. Hasan and Otis fisher, "f the l etted
States Army; Rev. Mr. Cornwall aud I)r. Wtills, Royal
Navy,of Bermuda; W. H Merville,of Montreal; 8.91m
tuona and W. C. Intrant,of Boston; Dr. C. Y. Swarm of
Kair Oaks station. Ve. ; Charles Mll'sr. of 9?. Urn is ;
George Wallers, of Cntirorula, and Captain Ringgold, of
the United A la tea ship Sabine, ere stopping at the Aator
House.
Bommodoro Rreeoo, ef tho United State* Navy, and
wife; Mrs. General Burnable end Mr* Klchmend. of Rhode
Island: W. Lalng and wife, and tioorge J. Htusrt, of Kng
land: Hon. L. Robinson, of Albany: K. P. Tilaeton, of Bos
ton; II. J. Sedgwick, of Ayr acme, Mrs Bates ami fatally,
and VP. B. Perot, of.Bermuda, are stopping at the fifth
Avenue Hotel.
W. Ounlap, of Philadelphia; J. Walker and wife, of
Lowell, Maes.: J. B. Beriran end J. H. Sagor,ofN'ew
York; 8. Washburn,of Albany; Dr. J. M.Ryder, of New
Haven, and Captain Rogers, of Bunion, are stopping et
the Lafarge House
U. N. Van Camp, of Quebec; C. S. Agneau and James
Tbompsen. of Knglaud, 8. Saunders aud w Ife, of tha Wast
India*; T. Ibtrimg. wlf* and daughters-, S. 0. Johnson, T.
M. M. Mathews end family, Dr. Kirk wood and wife, end
iwnC. Palacies. of Nassau. V. P., audi'. H. Mchwartx.ef
Hamburg, ere stopping at the Everett House
fillon. Garrett Levis and J. Rtory, of Kentucky; H.
ucker end remily, H. Brewer end J. M. Wright, ef line
ten, P.. Lewis end family. J. Broad head end ramlly.and
A. Pbllllpe. of Philadelphia; 9. B. Hinckley and J. W.
Chamberhain, of Washington; Colonel De Wolf end Judge
Allan end family, of Oswego; Col. Gray, of tbe United
Plate* Army; Dr. Workman end Or. Planer,of Toronto,
J W Coleman,ef Montreal. 8. Perkhurst end family, or
Baltimore; L MeKay, or Liverpool; and Judge Benedict,
ef Saute Fe, ere stopping et tbe 31 Nicholas Hotel
Jasper W. Gilbert, Esq., the eminent lawyer ofBrook
lyn, leaves on Wednesday next In the Persia for n three
months' tour in Kurope. A farewell entertainment was
8Ivan to him tbo othor evening et tho Plerr^point House,
y hie Meeds and associates at tbe bar Aenjamle 81111
men, Esq., presided,end amongat the ge'Aiomen pretest
wars Judgee Acntgham end Reynolds , Hon. H. C. Mur
phy, J. M. Greenwood, J. 8. 8transmit end Charles 1*1
say, Esqrn.
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?r.'/ctrUk *' C"?
C-nr- B ?w !>.,preeebed the tm
eiau ?r B. Tl* ^ lien's Christian Aeeoc le
aning termoo before Ihe Y--B jn (h# ?
tt n of Columbia CoUeg. but - ^ p/lb kTeM
the Anoonsi >n, onrner of Tenth tfcue ... . ^ ..
. - . - _ . . edifice en toe oc.
A blt-hly rualilonable audience AUed fAa
Cation.
The reverend gentleman took hit Unfffe ??' * ?
epi-tle of ft. John, a<??n'l chapter and fourteen,
"I hare written unto ye young men, because, ?
atr ng."
' pretrner comrtieno >d by observing that Ilk has'0
wrUUnJUc'-wtta p, ch| d-cn and to A'ber* . but to your.g
??.ia . w.ilt tt, 1' baca so they are strong." It
would be a very natural inquiry to esk
what there a as in the .strength of yn nr
Th?..,? th*m to the Apoetle's lottery
J,if 'tuesiton wmild be the putti go' an
mak. a young pirn strong? tYe< it mi re',
pl>yti< Sl ur menial p we , ur ail nr these lo eihe f The
Ataieile indi' *t.*d i h ? quality or tht< strength, end drew
Xn'i ,a . fr"m 8"cc*?8- and then h w
ma.? K* lb'? Wr,,B '? y?u"d men?|n the young
me i gathered in " that associate n nhw anniversary
was Iteibg celebrated there thit nlghtf That. too. should
depend upon wlm aud what those young men were. He
spoK* or young men being strong?strong oily in one
?i!l!h#Ui!._ 5rui; 1ul "ow y?un* mau'a strength
might be made per'ect in ell *t:n"e3 of the word.be
Wi? ??0W ?r 'n *?ts Inaugural. If we should cast
? b.ut tor a living type of strength, he apprehends i it
" ?" w our minds In the shape
?r y?'"C m ""hood. _ A young man's strength
was born after all by his spiritual nature. In this coun
try everything was precocl as. Oar institutions were
universally tree. The chi'd was themuu.and not the
in . . theory of independence is imbibed from
in# school and announced from the platform and the
stump, t he preacher thee went on to luriray the pas
sions to which youth Is subjected, dwelling iwrtleularly
on those known as ambili n and political eminence. He
cautioned the young men present agaiuat these Insldu
otts and debasing qualities, and ce icluded a short dts
O'uraewith an advice to be strong aocordlng to the
meaning of the great Apostle wh un he had quoted.
The Weather at Louisville, Air.
Lolwvili.x, June 14, IMS.
ITtls Is the hottest dsy of the season, the meroury
standing, et two o'clock in the afternoon, nt ninety-two
degrees In the shade. Oeueral Ord, transforrod at
bis request frotu Gen. McDowell's army eori? to General
Hulleck's Mississippi oelumh, arrived this forsuoonand
left this afternoon for Corinth.
j MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.
Th? Investment of Chariest on, 8. C.?
Map of the PoMltlon?'The Great Naval
Cattle on the Mississippi? Progress of
i the I'tilwn Ai ins Throng hunt the Conn
try?Important Intercepted Kebel Docu
ments?''lhe Situation of Atfatre at the
South?'The Latest News front Europe.
Ac., Ac., Ate.
The steamship Champion, Captain Wilson, will leave
this |x>rl at noon to-day for Aepinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South Paclflo
will close lu this city at half |?st ten o'clock to-day.
Tun N'bw Yokk IlitRiLn? lid it ion for Ute Pacific will
be ready at half past nine o'clock this morning.
Its columns will contain:?An Interesting account of the
In vestment of Charleston, 8. P., by the Union Forces,
Illustrated with n Map showing the Approaches to the
City, and the Position of the In vesting Army; Further
Particulars of tho Great Naval Rattle in the Mississii.pl,
and the rapture and Occupation of Memphis, Tenn.; Ac'
count or the I'espersto Fighting in the Shenandoah Val
ley, Va., between the Union Army and the Rabid Jack
eon's Furcsa; The Latest News from the Army under
General McClellun in front of Richmond, and all Im
portant ir.U'l'igonce from tho Divisions of the Union
Army in different parts or the country; Accounts of the
Conditioner A flairs in tho Southern States; ImporUnt
Letters from Rebel Agents in Kurope, giving details of
their movements, intercepted by the United States au
thoritict; Tho Latest News from Kurope, and reports of
all interesting events of the past week.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents.
OlBetal Drawings or .Hurray, gddy St
Co.'eKumuckv and Missouri Stato Lotteries.
Kisntc vv. Kxtrs t'tiss J i?Juno 11.1343.
40, b, i,.. . 21, 7H. II, 84, 2m, 85. 6J?, 72.
o-r K*woc*t. Glass i?J?lune 14. 181A
27, 42, 3d. 7, li t, 8, 4?. 44, 62, 14. 17, 22, 23 1
Cirouiarssent free or ebarge hy addressing either to
MUltKAY, BUDT A CO.,
CoriuiWn. Ky . or dt. Louts, Hx
omelnl Or a w n g? of the Kentucky and
Delaware Slate Lotteries.
Kextucut, Extba Olasi 229?June 14.1881
54, lit. 16. 72. 24. 2. 20, 20, 56, 45, 17 27.
, _. ? liritwitti Glass 352?Juue 14. 18tiA
*U?4, U' 3,1 ? 44' 76, 32> 5r'? <6. ???*, s>, 56.17.
Circulars sent by addreaain<
nr.. . r^. J0H,f A *ORBIS k CO..
Wilmugton, Delaware, or Oorlnzton, Kentucky.
Prizes Cashed In nil Legalised Lotte
ries. Imormatlon given. JOMKPli BATK8, Broker,
No. II Wall street, room be. 1, New York.
Dor Nkln shore. Goat Skin Balmorals,
end summer Shoes of errfry klud.
sxs n .hoBlN HROOKS A SON,
?4 nrosdway, eorner of Howard street.
Albnnt Photographs, Vignette? and
\tsiles superbly taken at HOLMES'Park Gallery, No. 184
Broadway, near Chamber street.
Grover St linker's Celebrated Noiseless
Newlng Midline*, acknowledged to be superior to ail] others.
4?J Broadway, New Yotk.
At S3 50?Grnts' Pine French Cnlf
Boot., warren led, at BARTLETi iS, 372 Grand street. eorner
of Norfolk.
Ladles' Congress Gaiters, nt |l |), ?i ftO
^jd $1 75, St BABTLfSTT N, 372 Grand street, corner of Nor
A Pure Tobacro.?Yellow Bank Tohae
ee.?Goodwin's Pure Yellow Hsnk Tobaivo. free from all
Impurities, for sale by ell toha -eo and sugar dealers, and at
wholesale by E. GOODWIN A BROTH EN, m ItateKnlrwt.
At JelTrrs', 573 Broadway, Ladles' Elas
tic Boots, 81 J", $1 75 and 82; Balmorals, $7, $2 and $.' 50;
perns'tine Hbtws end Slipper A youths' and child: nnV Bal
morals. Shora and Oeltera JKFFKR8, 573 Broeslway.
Twelve Cartes de VI sites for ?1, Not
excelled at any price, at BALC'II'H, 23J Greenwich street,
corn-.r of liarelay.
Herring's Pntent Champion Fire and
Burglar Ph*e Mafes, S51 Broadway, corner of Murray street.
New York.
Trusses*?Marsh & t'o.'x Rudieal Care
Truss oroe . B?. 7 Vi sey etre.-t (under the Aater H. ieej.op
poeite the rhu.-ch. A female attends lad e?. No oonuectl./a.
whatever with any other Truee office of same name.
Bcantlfnl Complexion?Laird's Bloom
of Youth or Liquid Pearl, for presenting and beautilylns
the cotnpl-iies and skin. All druggMU and 459 Broadway"
Hill, Inimitable Cutter of Hair and
Whiskers, Mo. 1 Barclay street. Hair Dye, 40 cents: black
or brow u.
W. A. Hate he lor'a Celebrated Establish
ment for Wlge, Toupees, Heir Dye. sod Hair Dyeing, end
HoidavleCream for beautifying hair, 18 Bond str-st.
NarrlMI.
Bm<J*?Barra?Oa Sanday. Jan* IS, at th* Tempi*
Kmanual, by lb* R#v. t?r. idler, Mr. Jrutni Bimtxto
Missloa Uai'U, daughter of 1. Batter, Esq., all of this
ctiy.
1'i.Aimni?P.oirr?At Amsterdam, Holland, on Thurs
day , May t, by th* R*v. Or. U 8. I'. May boom, Jotta R.
1't.Avnw, of N'a* York, to Asian Roar*, of th* former
place.
siHwnt?Kaauoi.?C? Thursday, June 12. at tb* real
dene* of tb* bride's fa'ber, by tb* Rev. Mr. Scarlet, Mr.
W. 11. Sims<K, of Halloa, N. J. to Mia* Vmoi>ne
Kmu, of Parsippuay, N. J
Tarrex?MrCtav*.?At I'nhia Landing, M. J.. ?*
Thursday, June S, at tb* residence or th* brldo'a
parent*, by tb* Rev. H. It. Walworth, Jamb* Howabd
ranis to CH*-tu-rr* J. M Clavs, tUugutar of Jaotea Ma
(lay*, all of th* former place
Died.
Baiuoa.?la Brooklyn, on Sunday, Juno IS, of ooorsntp.
tion, after a long ami painful Hit***, Makt R., wife of
Manaaaa Hrlggs, aged 3g year*.
Tb* friaoda of th* faanity ar* reapaetfnlly tavtVd to
attend th* funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at twe ?clock,
front her let* rMid*tic*, Bo. tit Behermtrhern street,
H, < ofclyn. Th* remain* will b* taken to Newpoel, R 1.,
for intermant.
Hkmdt.?<m Saturday, June M. Rowans Bbast, aged
?,fl yeara. a cartmaa of tit* eliy of Now York Dor tb* laet
thirty fly# year*.
Hie relative* and frienda, *la* thoaa of b'w sons, Jehn
and Thorn*?, era raepactfully invited to attend the funer
al ,frm hi* lata rmtdene#, 144 Kaat Tweiity.fourth street,
this (Monday) afternoon, at two o clock.
C4*R*tinv.~On Sunday merning, Jim* IS, Bnnwmi,
wife of Jam** Carberry. native of pariah of Panlstowa.
county of Kilkenny, Ireland, aged SO yearn and 4
?oMM.
The friends and acquaintance* of tba family ar* re
spectfully Invited to attend th* fwsaral this (Monday)
aftarnoou, from her late residence. No, So Paclfle stru t,
and tbenca to 8t. Peter'* church, corner ot Warren aad
Hick* atreata, South Mroohlyn.
Rill;tinny papers plsas* ropy.
D'Rsvoett ? At Washington,I>.0., on Saturday, Jim#
It.Gaonun D'Bsvoias, Sergeant Company 11. FourTerath
ragimsnt New York State Mtlltla, la the 27th year of hta
ago.
Kwnaira ?In Brooklyn, an Sunday, June IS, Mascabct
A. Kmrwrs, In the SSd year of her age.
Relatives and friands of the family ar* reapectfnlly la- I
sited to attend Ih* fanerel. from 7ft Hieka street, on
Tuesday after noes, at three am lock, without further la
vitat lea.
I ItxsqiS ?Suddenly, 9? gaturday, June It, Tnottag
taiii.tHlift ertheolty or Dubtto, eged * ym?m
t moot he
ir noaai of ib? family ON resyaoUhUy melted to attend
the fuuoral, this (Mueday) afters'jo*, et oiioo'otoos,
from hie tote residence. llOib iireet, Harlem.
I>?bltn i*i<* a nlnae* oop*.
Ka Sonar S.?On ?"?'urd.'j, Jure 14, or oorgoettoo 4f
the lungs. W?. Kajki.s s- a, age<i 64 yeais i b<1 4 months.
The friend* sod relents* "f lbs 'and * . auto the meia
bore oT lieary < 'hf Lodge 277 I'.wt v M., ?nd the tu 'in
kers oT tlio r* .mook' Ifcardi g Houa?l?.>et* * A as. .ela
tion, are repi?oilul y Irvlb d to atond the I 'neral, i rora
b a i*io r-aldence, No. I .'4 R<**ve'.i street this ( Muiulujr)
eitsrnoon, n two o'el ck. His rotuatu* will be UKen to
Gres.ipood (Vmetery for into. meat.
(?KKp?HTY ?<hi sa'nrday, June 14, Asm GnAOttrr, la
tb? 66th year of tier age
iha re *iive? and friends of the faml'y aid iboaeof her
' b "otithers fnnieind I iKrtctt Guragbty, are reaiwctrully
,,, v 'Us! u> attend b*r f na al. from St. Andr< w-- ihurcb,
e rM '?./ Di-ane strict and City Hill plaoe, lU < (Monday)
afterm*
H|l) M'fftH
Giut _,*> Thured y, Judo 13, Janb Bovd, aged 2
a su? aud 2? du??, daaguter of Will lam jr. aad
tether M. Ora>> . .
I,a.a ?o \t'""d 'jr. Juki 14. J?ll? Hatr*. ??i 60
TMra, a'uatlr* ot* Kitvator Moy, count/ Watorierd, Ire
land.
The funeral *111 U.'W plot*. this <*??a4?y) efto-noon.
ttw-.o'ckxk, from ."111/-derailtli .?re I. near Second
venue. The f landa a-nd renui t ea of deceased are re
al
avenue
?pectfully invited to att~ntf.
HK'BWRr?On Tbmsday, Jtroo 12, Julia Tfau, ealjr
dauKlit.-r of Richard and Mary A. Uer.^dft, ageu 2
months and 22 da/a.
Dublin paters nlaaae copy.
Knu.?On Saturday, June 14, Jbmr Thomas Kiw the
only aoa of John aad Miry Ann Kerr, ajjed 9 anomfceadud
14 daya.
1 ha friends ef the family are respectfully luvlfofto
attend the funeral, ibis day (Monday ). at twelve o'cloelr,
noon, from the residence ot hia par ante, No. ? Um.a
place, Brooklyn.
MoKikmsy.?On Saturday, June 14, Mra. tui M-Kn*.
?mr, reliot of Patrick Mr Kinney, a native ef Oinaagh,
county of Tyrone, Ireland,
The friends and relatives of the family aro'rea eetfully
Invited l<> attend the funeral, from her lata residence,
63 Monroe street, on I'uea lay afieruaon, at oua o'plcck.
Newai It and I hi'adel b a papers pteaae eopy.
MoCorklc.?On Saturday afturnoon, June 14, Sam; ml
Mo oRKLa, In the Slat year of his uge
The relative and filen's of the tamll-v arc res ectfully
Invite i to attend the funeral, from his latere Idenc?,vl7
Honry str et, on Tues ay a ternoou, at two o'c.oclt.
iHiylo towu (Bucks county, Pennsylvania), pai-era
plca<c copy.
M a -0?.?On Sunday, June 16, Fravcih Murphy, In the
76th year of bis age, a native of the county Mou gl.-Aa,
Ir-iand.
The rslatlvoa and friends of tha family a-* respect ul'y
invitod to attend the fouerai, Trom the reat ience >1 his
net hew,^Villi.im Murphy, No. 14 Uotuiniolc s.reot, on
T esday afternoon, at two o'clock.
Smth.?On t-'Md iy. June 13, Maky C., daughter of
I.i ckwnod and K izubeth Smith
Thu eiativcs and friends of the family. ? nd the mem
bers a id fileuds of thi M. P. church. Attorney street:
ais-i the m-m'-e a of u?- ?. i t I, ago, i w. ?< >l. F.,ari
re i ectluUy luvited to atleid - e fiiner.,1. to e7(Monday)
aft* b kiu, at b ii - >asl uu o'ol k, fro u the ietu <i ct
Prot tant rl urth in . lt?rnv> atre.t. Tlii mots will
he 'aken to ITni ?u feme err fo in.u u.e.it.
Sxau-KH.?At WtlliatUHi u g, 1.. i.ou.-amrd.y, Junol4,
after a lin^eain ? Jln-M, Mra S?u\n, widow of Jam t
81 jvona, n the C9 h year of h r g ?.
The triuuda ot tho family, ula those of her sons,
Frederick, Alfred an I Nathaniel, are rt-s ectfully invited
to attend th) funeral, this (M -oday j a: tor noon, at two
o'o ock, from tbe First Universalis! church, Fair street,
NownrlfjsN.eJ.
Ta r.?At Fwtre-i Monroe, on Saturday, M ay 17.
Licuten int ( fokor W Takr, of the Thirty atxth regiment
New-York V i tuira.
Tha fune-ul whi take ni ce from the re-p'-nce of hia
father.Frida'iTck larr.No. 66 d'es Twel'th street,* i
T esday alt-rn<>'u, at Mr ,.'ol ck. Ula friend-and taoaa
of the family are respectfully Invited to t.en t without
further lavttitlMi.
WALnmRYKhK.? n Tuesday, June 10, at sea, on beard
thi-S snisli sell oner iios Fermau .- , Mra. .v.* A ALDO
Ms rhh, of Baltimore. Was I uncd ot s a.
Baittim ra papers pi ease c py.
WALTKita.?Uu faun lay, June 16. A laud Waltub, aged
60 yo irs.
The rslatlvoa and friends of the deceased are hereby
r*apectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday)
morning, at nine o'clock, frcm his late rt-sideuie, No.
ISO West Nineteenth street.
William*.?Fell,at tha haltlo of Fair Oaks, Vs., on
Saturday, May 31, (Jaotain William Johnbs Williams,
Fifty-sixth regiment New York State-iFoluntears.
The relatives and friends of the family are res.iectrul'y
|nVited to attend the funeral, from tho residence of
hht mother. Mra. Samuel Williams, Newburg, S. Y.,
o;i Tuesday forenoon, at eleven o'clock.
BUSCEIiIiAHBOOS.
AT $3, $3 SO, $4 and Si 5U, SHOES AMD GAITERS, ALL
thu uuwe-l klyloM, now ready at JONES', 10ami 12 Arm
?treeC
At barker's?thb best and most natural
Wis? in the worxl iiro nmde. Cm! and ?'?? them at 622
Broadway.
ANNIN A CO., MANUFACTURERS OF ENGLISH
Hunting Fla a, Mi Fulton etrnet, comer of William.
(Eetabllahed In 1*47.)
Articles for soldiers at Baltimore, wash
ington and otnor t o! it* oc uine.i hy Union troopa
should be ncnt at half rati * by the (IIARNDBN EXPRESS,
74 Broadway.
All sizes bunting and silk flags?on hand,
for sale by HOJKK A GRAHAM. manufacture* a, w
Dunne street.
At gimrkkdb'h. $4 albums (fifty picturbsi
retailed at ffX Wedding Cards, Note Paper, Monograms
in perti et taatc.
^TTBNTION, cash buyers.
BLISS k WIIEELOCK, 3W BROADWAY,
OFFER FOR SALB
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
PRINTS
mm POPULAR STAPLE DRBSS GOODS
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ALSO, BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS
IN GREAT VARIKTT,
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DOMESTIO COTTONS,
HOSIERY
AND OTHER STAPLE GOODK
PRINTS AND DOMESTICS FOR CAS8,
Other good* four mouth*' credit,
Or with a liberal dlfount for ca*h.
A TTENTION.?DR. BRIOGS, TUB CHIROPODIST, IS
Ji. akl.li ul and ttiorea*.ul in fc'a treatment of corn*,
bunions ealloekiee, club ami Inverted nail*, eular ed dle
eaaed joint*, ami ail other diteaitex of the feet. Ofllce 21S
Broadway.
Anew gas apparatus
FOR THE COUBTBT.
The eubicrlber* are now rri pared to ! uridib their
NEW PATENT OAS APPARATUS.
for lighting
COUNTRY RESIDENCES, PL'HLIC BUILDINGS, Ac.,
at nbout one half the Co** of any heretofore offered to
the public.
TlieooMof making Oa* liy t il" Apparatus, W-or not In*
eluded, ?? rcdu-ed In the eatne nolo. and the erpenne of
lighting * tiritato reahlenoe, ualng ten burner*. will not ei
ceed thirty eeritaper tviwk. GEO II. KITCHEN A CO.,
Pnteu'ee*. Ml Broadway, New York.
JJEROEN HBIGIJTM WATER CCRE.-C SCHIH
I- Kltl'E KKK. M. D.. Conaultlng Phyetcan. New tork
city <iflic, lA'l Miua<Iway,near Tweuiy-aacoml ?irr?c A U.
LAiDLAW, M. D., It -iilrut Pbyalclan, UudaoB, Hudaott
county, N. J. Board from H to $10; tr-atm-nt $3 lo $t
week fy,
C1RUTCHE* AND CANES rOB TUB MILLION?AT
) Urn inauufttciuror'a C. PIN.NELL,
No. 2 Cortlaudl -ireet.
DKAKNE89: ITS CAUSER AND PREVENTION.?A PO
imlar iimV, by Dr. E. Bunf..rd jShtblil. with l|.
luitraUona. Price M c. nta. CARLBIMN. Publ ehar, 413
Broadway.
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R. K. BUNPOBD I.I Oil THILL, 34 ST. MARK'S PLACE.
CoaaultaUona until S P. M.
Danville, pa., junk 2, urn.
Dr. WE H. URK.UU - _ . _
Dear Sir? In Kebruary, lhdl, I waa afflictad with the Sugar
Olabfitca, and lor Ave uioutlia I paiyed mom than two gal
unr of water in twenty-four hour*. I waa oblige I meet up
>? often ta ten or Iweire Udu during ihe m ailt. and to Ore
south* I Ijat oliowt fifty pound* In Wright. During the
month of July. Um, I procurw.1 tiro hottlea of Coaatltmien
Baler, und'to two day* after tiling it I M|IIIMw4 rrllMj
?nd after taking two buttle* I wtut intlnly cured, Moa after
-egainiug my uiuai (odd health. Youn trul*. ^ \pjjr
fluid by >11 drum)Mm. MORGAN A AI LBN, Aflenta, 44
Bflff Snel, N. Y.
tflLAGS, KLAUS. PLACE KLACML
' Ben Rug!.ah Bunting an.t St lit I'laaa
Silk. Mttillm ?nJ Paper Toy Plag* all urea.
Pari V~Sp*ar%~UtItBa: La,'Tw*?r'*n*? and Ornament*.
HOJ "
tlKll A uK MIAM, Manufaatnrara, *7 Duaae .treat,
FLAGS MAD* OP BOCBLB WARPED BWUW|
bun Una. at ANNIN A CO.'I, M Pultun atreat, corner of
WIUuuo. (BatnhUnhad la 1SI7.) _
Fbht
PLAOS11
JOHN N. STEARNS. . _ PLAGEIH
Wo. AO Cedar arc A naarly oppoaite the Put ofBae.
ENLAGS, OILT RALLS, EAGLES, SPEARS. POLES.
H So., at mail, by HOJBB S GRAHAM, inani.lketux r?
P7 Duane rtrcct.
CILBR P1STLLA AND DISEASES OP THE PELVIC
Organ*. Dr. U. A. DANIEL*, 221 Ruth -arcane, near
jrtecalh Btreet.
S_y_18W- X-DRAKE S PLANTATION BITTERS
Of tola celebrated brand, i
. . ap| . ara to he la errry oua'a
Bto'ith. aa well ai on errry one* table. Th?y ate a aplemitd
article and can be relied upon to ctreagtban Bad inrlgorst*
Btbauated naturo.
T?i
CORHIIMPTIYBS.
_ The adrortlaer, harinfl been rratorad te health In a few
weaka by a eery nimnle remedy, al ter baring at OeiBd aereral
year- with a aemre Tung attrition, nod that dread (llaeiae
conaumptlon, ia aniloui to make blown to hi* fair or aulfer
era Ibe mt ana of core. Ta all w ho destre 14 he will tend a
eopy of the rreccriptlon uaed (free of dlreo
Uolil for preparlog ami 'talng the aamn, Wntch they w!U lind
atuircumlor ConrimpOon, A.tlima, BiBnchltla, So. The
only obiert ef the adrertiaer In e?ndlng the prcetlptloo la
?nt P" 1 " *
to benaht the affllated and apread Information which he roo
^erlraa to be Inralual^B; and he hope* erary aufferrr wr.l try
b la remedy, oa It w ? ? ? ?
b leaning. PorUem t
drcaa
MB
I It wfll poet them nolh'ne and Tay prrre a
Me*wlahlng ilia prf?eri|HkiB w|ji piraaa a>
Rer. EDWARD A. WITBON.
WllHBirab irg, Klara rounty, N Y^
1 ' LttTilFlt WRINGERS KENT BY EM'RKHS
>A Ann ml wanttd in errry ton n; gd per day ">aJ?. I'a
Lt rl?'i t? lor aale.
PIERRE 0. VAN H088BW. $7 Seut$ atrial, up ?uira.
s H I PPING NE W S.
*(Onii liMawti
wrnm BUMurB.
Ba?ari? AnuUiaMipAee J""" *???*?? J"**
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Sdiueur?i<"rpm*~ }{ ???
Bremau .boulhaniptoe.. J"?' "? *rm ?Z
Arabm ijrernaJ |J' ? v.- ? _ ?
Temoula ... >?ulhAmpu>e........J"?e ?*"" J01"
rr^T . L.?i ae.T Jau.?l. N?w ????
FOE KlIKOPk. ,mMrnnM
- Nr? Yort J*?
CUj uf Wiihlogtim. NawYuril I" -
North Amerlcau... .<?? -????. J"?* if" ,, Tfe
Cabewue. BewVor. J' *????: J/
Africa. ..Soil II J HI* JB. .. Mirarpuw
Ei^'.'.'.';.'.'.V......New*ork. ?Jua?
ALEAMAO rtl M?W TORE fHI? Ml _
are Rtun * **[ ""iih ekee ?? J
iu? im 7 321 viob water. maru H ??
Pert of New York, ?i *??*?
arrived.
ARRIVED. _ . _ . ,
RtratnehtpVirginia (U * .raii-uort). Snyder, We*)
At hour*, to i' 8 Unirw ? * r. . _ ^ . ... .
Htrk 8 rm Bare<iBr) l.N.p.r, Barml.Ee. JuA? V. *P*1
MmI-*At''<* B ickeportX 8?rr7. ffip?nn??* J"? *
with euvar, .. J E W rd A O.. Hunt In c .?*???? 'h *12
for N w Vo k. I U l.t*X Ut J7 iT*" *???
?^WSSSSBR, War. ???????.J?
1, with n.a ???dun.; Ac, a a f> Ko * re A Co.
dchr M J tJolr. Petty, frwt <u 3 d y*.
Setae Whl-t er, Preabmy. tBJtnl" t.
Hcbr Bipartite, Be* er.
8ol<r Kre -tonr. Hrooka. P'WHf kel. _
gi-iir 1C r'-ftn .iiic, hh nv. Nr ? pee. mr HiRIAWpilA
Sour H H <11 *on, Cfo ?* r. *vr
Sclir T <! Ly nHUt-S.?no? ; . 6?ew Hair-a.
8?|ir H Hiiv tier* 0 i In Har'?>,$*.1 Bii?.hathn?it.
i* Ji? b r? nsvrv^t4: w-.fe" ?
Brhr Marin to ilae, Mln.-r. S5*y en^ f * Ed/ebolkpert,
A. hr Win Tuombe Laker. A. Ueuy .^'fi' ?>??*.
Stehr Joeci iiio . Wn#ert?'jV>. Alhar .? for Ueciferd.
P aop VI t"'tu Lv W"*1 l ntk-f
Slimmer Rertlaat-Sto?V*. Trenton.
luimcr W a^teutnuff Nfa rro?la?Wt
ahum.
Bl< ainahlp Con*litnt1on.
Wlud during the day NMF.
MiorliU urouii
America* I.Lorns Rnoiamv or Ameri'SW a*b Potwiee
IttirriMc?We have rv. elted tAe ftrel 8uptM-n>-nt io il?e
ibore InvElunW* work lor thl?T?r. I .on tnrroo letaiuaE
M iianir* of now rnxavU ai.i? reaiirvey*. ? b o ? the enrr
[rlto I roprlmom. Mraara l ay .or, li- rwi... no JTKI..A *>?*#
athi r d Hltn-e ihelr uow vonrtite wa? laaued on thn l-t ln?t.
The work can ho ohlainod at N?> 3b Wall ..irerl, or of U A O
V Blunt.
Tha Oawoao Tlm#e-aav* the povarfn' ut*hoai Hlrarn re*.
. hailed by tuo Ni.nhw ?rr . lua .iw r. oomim ?
s .Vio A^P-ae * -? Ih" VVioMoitiM.^io lour,
Bn^V * v. ?r to ?
r'.l'ou U.e Uaa onjl.e. '.* toalKOuaootvovu Hoy a d
'ho tranBjK.rtatio. - . . . 5 _
^d^^dirnalr^^r^U^daiiy Hue between Tro,
ml N? w V*?rke lk.,
Thr followingUbla glrea a aumtuary of the reiarla In the
laiboro of New kork, Booum, Halunioro, t.liarieat. "? baea??
lali New urleatiaaud Ualvcaueu at lua lateat at?ou.ita fre?
aoti of thoa* vorta:?
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Total
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ii
Ship*
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Total
BALTIMORE. ,
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cmablmtoe. a%
tteameblpa '
thin*.
yark*
Total.
2 Holioouaraa.
1
?atanbab. ?
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HKW OEla*AW?a |
lUam?hlp? W Wrigi *********** ?a
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Total
OALTEarow. _
iteamabipa 1 ?a!Soiww^ !!! t
ijhlpa ?
Barka'.'.'.". ? |
Total
Notice to Jlarln*??.
wsirr imbibe: mam'i t Atutir'"-^ i a at. tu.nr oe oaeatello
I Bit I Mkl'I.A. _ ,
Official Information baa ... e.i i e t.at tula o?ieeJJhJJ
AUthoil.te* he jr.- gk "ouJ pa
!,unn';V"-.ruLo,r;b.w!iwr:aip;n^tb. ...
''The . Jht^1?? Vr*d White Ught al rated 410 f"
tbore the mann level o- the anJ wUl he aean >u cIem
WThe'iilu?i^*''u*^l'P *rEtu?^uiop"trto orbyl.nata of the
6T'hrrtowrer la white, and aUtjda.B the?tt?mttof 0a?*ffii
Hill, at a quarter of a tnilo lutand. to?
Latltudr It Jd 13 ui'af ?fwMWiah.
IaniElt .dr.... ?0B S W ofOreeawiaa.
The Carare, e Ro. k l? ar N. .ii*t?ot Jit mUea.
Kv order of the Llithih?u?e B anl.
By 01 oar oi wo *j^ORKroM A jBHKIRB. I
BOVSE LIOMT? Ef* ??'*CB o? T?? TTHITt.
T-A.C.T
Official Infortrnatlon haa been re.. Ired a J^ofcaithBt Wffik.
al.Valn.aO- Ion W to.
Ri 1.?V!2iHTt'oriioraMon of London to eauE. the *ai..e W
EffilVuSwhlS Light to a Beroirtn* Lgut *
^ The alteration will be ntwle on or about the lit Sept n^
when further particular* will be pub.lahed.
*T order of JKS^jhwg ^ JEMEIM?. fccreUr,
KBETTEEEAMEXE?C0A8T or ^Aat-UOM1 AT EL CA^BAA.
t?a.,,.t uT' \
Official kiformatlon bat been rec bwl a. tbi* o o h?
MM of MtF.na a. tP*SS
Zttmm the* ^IhL duv of Man h. lw, a %Hi wo?i'i w *w J.T:
Ttimge of El tie AiiAl. at too port or U.eo di v.,lorn. a. o? ww
U? biri/'wulte Ught.
m- an lev el of the aea, and anould bo aeen la oleer weata r
1. dioptric O' by Ir? of th.
JS vi tbelortner lUlit which waacatbited from .ho
w"*r' EBP unitT AT TOaamrJA.
light 1* 3S loet eoove fh" ?' ?? JXmUa.r.?. twrtiea. The
U? BerB In elear wey^^1^.* ^ uiniamuie
'h'\oh^.^r? ? w^?5 OT-C. nw.o . To
ll,ht will be Ii.eref * l*?tt* "'.'*1 Pwa fhwiwi.ta
^SSSASaf^Vl-SS*^ "
freTrtO*^TOfi A JBNalNH. Bcrotm*.
hi i ra* nrrraitrr boo* mi Tim ooat hock.
The f? lowing "Oram tiiuai.011. av.ogrelrrs an to a asavty
dlatovarad annua r c-t out-le tiin Coat Ku * on lbs
ot Aiwbi-U'a, has bet n i ecaiaatl fro.u the Admiralty.
Lloyd's, May M. l td
AMIItLTT. Majti, 1*1
Rlr?Jam fomraan lixl by my la>r l? Conrauaa onar- of tba
Ad nimlty to acquaint jou for tha information o ih ? nndar
wrltsr*a* Lloya'*, that on tta- nmlet- reap- ? ny t a anna a.
riti report <1 ny Capt W Iml.of Iho ah p Zlhcl. a pat nag
In thwSntppliig tlait*'t"! on iba 19th in*t, th*lr I? rJ? op* or
dered 11 M S A-p < namao lw Ail irl-i*a t>> prtw ro imam,
dlatrly io tha ajait and a?arcb loi th.- r?-k la qieation.
Th'.t otlic r ha? (hi* day reported that a r? ., hatrmg oaty
19 feat otror ii at low water uprtng tida?, ttoea aaiat mtwtoa
following magnetic bearing- ?
Coal R" k Huo . SK\S.
hkaniea Ughihuu* , W'?8.
tiranamK twoChart*of liolyicad Bay and thaCoaat at
Anglaara on which tba Rib 1 Rook baa oaan Ian) down.
Tiia clanring mark for lb' t'oa. Hock alao ulaarn Ilia El ti
Rock, but load* miliar too close to It.
I am, *ir. y.mr ??* writ, 0 PAiiHT.
Cnpt O A Hii'iko, RN. Naeiatary, l.'jeyd'a.
Foralgn Porli.
OiiWLttit May 2t?In port ?htp W-atom Chief, Wording*
far Quolior. ready for *o?, -alia nrat talralud.- Br rig B?
rap*. Fad > for Maragan and B aton, gr-l ai wlni ec.ir W
E Alexander, Tucker, Iraot Palermo nrr it?U, lor NYork.
Wind W M b.
Pan*, May X?No Am yoaaol In port
Pout au Tauter. Ray tit?si i ? ark Amerteaa. Christian
Mlragnana to load favnliadalphia.
Br Tnow**. May SO?In port acha Kaatarn Jalla, from Ma**
Unique, for Magnate! nail day.
nt iKiwiwt roCiTV, J-aaa I?In sart aahr Union, Toung. fan
?alt.mora Ug; and a achr for B <at >o.
I Pan Htniaiaiytain*, orwtfam R*ra?Tatwaatrwio.1
Arrlrom NYotkJuue J, Komta llr-iy, ou H.-on. Iiand|.
4th, Prlnoo Albert, at Hamburg, Stb, Kiaaaa, al vjura'naiowat
I Tiding* at Urwaaock.
Art froniroalon (Itb, tlrat'Jin, at Deal _
Arr frt m Waliisiore SUi. 4*R lloevof, at Llyaryeol
Bid lor Nl'orkltb, Calboua, ' frtaaiai*,' ad Fr- a TrMg.
from uesrpdnl. ^
Rid for Ran or!van? Bih, fi.ii?rald, from Urerpoal.
(Lataat ua V'i?ta?towu.> .
Art from NTark, We*?n Ma trill, al Luadondarry.
AmarUu Porta.
. BOBTOV Jana 14, h.M-Arr achr* Apna Rtaka. Ald*rnmn
Port au Prince; Judge Tenuay, till mora, Ik* gotonii, DC i
Capitol, Collins, Bdliitaora: .ftnllk^4*5*1'
Haiev aao Al*rt, Cb?mptan? Phiiagtelph-a, JAKuki raw
all. Ittaa.tr lb port. Old ana Cultwiar, llwlghi Ban fr-gefct.
co; hark BpkrU'wd Hra, liutar/b, Bangor to land for Raw
Wast- hrla Marin,Wright. Mltngnaqai ?ahra ft arlaa-, A<W
am^ AtiTRy'aTlaaaa Vh, <howe.I. and Rrkaon gnigk\
Bndlrott Philadelphia; Sh'pA'-rd A Mount, Ouard, RVork^
Hll.tnnd MwTn, ak.p CraacwlCityi brtga taaM&lhO*;
^^MtTlllORB. J'>ag IS-Arr bark W baatland, M v ion. Rag.
winda, h(4g Joa. phua, tArileaaa, aohra Msrth i Ja ia%
?I loll. Ruaton. Bra-ra. Hulaa.NVo k. CldbktlN W IJ/bt,
Ri ynogdt. Rio Janeiro; achraBHyor Biar. Ho Ul J?ao (.nl
tld); dterc- Taylor, trnnall. N?w Tart. Bid barks Jntiloa,
K0f,a?t. tlonrorla; Haikli, Qoiild. Bokton.
VUOARTOWH Juna 11?Arr >4hri Marmora, Bml k, Ban
for; IJih. Rben Bawyar, Tracy, Bo* oh for ph lad iptnn.
' pkfl-tDRl'I'HIAv Jung ft, AM?Old brig* Re.twrw'a
Boy!*, Kay Writ; B V >a?li, Ran;ad* 1. aa I Saiah t'tnl.n *a,
B -IO0 schrt Chaa A Btrtion, Robm*on. and W P rnil'dpn
gu lih, Bralntree; .Mall, ???Hay, Trovldem e; 0 S t'ltag
Atdrldfe. Rgwport.
ruRTLAND. ,luB4 'S?Arraohr* Julia f! fl?mag\ Brew#
Kr. M uanras; Bt Lnrar. Adam*, t^Vurk; Rlehmmui, H er,
aw York for Uardloer Cld i<a.k R Wtlllama, f?ri|, Room
land; Br krtg Bcpkyr, Htaf>r j,