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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 9423. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1862. PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE RECENT FIGHT BEFORE RICHMOND,
ITS OBJECT, AND WHAT WAS GAINED BY IT.
fie Brant of the Bottle Borne by Generate
Sleklee' and Grover'e Brigade.
GEN. M'CLELLAN ON TUE FIELD.
The Ground Twice Contested and
Each Time Successfully Won.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED,
Ae.) k(., Ac.
On* Special Army Corrc?i?oml?i??;e.
Is Faort or Rioimoxp, June u?, IW?.
Wednesday, June 25, was signalized by another glorious
Struggle between the rebels and the Union troupe, in
which the latter were twine victorious. About six
thousand of our mon on that day encountered two di
visions of the rebel army a short distance beyond Fair
Oaks, and drove them back a mile, l'.y a remarkable
blunder, we relinquished all tho ground gained as soon
SS we bad obtaiuod posses, ion of It, and then, when the
error was sifted and understood,our gallant lad. went
at It again, and corrected the nusUko. Upon our rotire
mem the enemy had onco more swept in over the hold
like a recurrent t do wave, and for a second tinio wo
drove bun bacs slop by stopover all the ground original
ly won, and maintained our powitiin thereat night.
But little artillery was employed, and the casualties
are, therefore, not so numerous as might be supposed from
the duration of tho fight. A. the artillery that was used,
was mostly ours, tho enemy's loss is doubtless consider
ebly heavier than our own. Uurg will perhaps reach
the neighborhood of eighty killed and loss than two
hundred wounded.
OCR OBJWT.
It should be clearly understood what tilts particular
Bght was for. It was not an interruption of our march to
Richmond, in which, as might be supposed, the rebole
threw themselves m our way and stopped us at a mile
from our original line. It was a fight for a position?a
determined struggle for a pl.oe of ground which it was
dec mod necessary that wo should "have and hold." This
piece of ground Is barely a mile beyond our former line
and we have it, and hold it. for what purpose it is proba
bly contraband U> state.
TUB KiJXD.
It will h<> remembered that the field on which the hat- i
tie of Fair Oaks or Seven l'inea was fought is bounded on
the side towards Bi:limoud by a lino of woods. Ibis
W'Wd extends on either side or the Williamsburg road Tor
k utile, and betond it Is a pieco of open county. Our
outer picket': bare hen blthorto pjsted In that eti^eof
the wood which is furthest from the sacred city, and the
line of relwl pickets was drawn only a little limber in
the woods, and so near to our line that ? he men could talk
to one another. It appeared to he well understood that
any further ad', so-e ou.our part would bring on a general
er.gagemont; aial la thai vkitv our line was kept station
ary. But fiuully it was deemed ne-.eesary that our
pickets should lie pasted st the other edge of the wood. I
WHAT sir OKDKRI WKKJL '
Accordingly General Beint/elmau was ordered toad- I
venoe the pickets on his front to the poiut named, aad
to advance the picket* on hie left in a Hue with those in I
froot. At sevea A. M., therefore, the grew lor pert of his
?we dlvl?kms was In line and ready for action; bat the
advance was not made by se large a foroe.
who rucoM rue aama.
Two brigades of Cooker's division?Greyer '? and
IHoklsa'?did nearly all the work, though some other bri
were slightly engaged before the day was over.
f brigade is composed of the Ave "Excelsior ragi
?Ante"?the Serentieth, Seventy.Aral, Seventy-second,
?treaty-third and Seveuty-fouilh New York. This gal
lant body of men has lost so hssvlly In provisos battles
and by illness that it mustered for Wednesday's light
ealy fourteen huudred men. Graver's brigade Is com
et ths First Massachusetts, Colonel Cowdin; tb*
New Btmpshire, Colonel Oilman Marston; the
Twenty-sixth Penney Ivaoia, temporarily commanded by
lieutenant Colonel Welle, of the rim Massachusetts; the
Massachusetts Ueventh, Colonel William BiaUdeU, ami
the MassachusetU Sixteenth, Colonel Wyman. This
brtgads mustered about four thousand neon for duty,
ran outen or sua auvakivc.
At a little before Sight A. M. ths word was given, and
these two brigades moved forw.crd. Sickles' llus was
formed across the Williamsburg road, end be advanced in
?he direction of that thoroughfare, his Second r-gimeot cm
his right, ths Fourth next U> it,xud both these regimonte
en the right of the Williamsburg road. To the left of
the road, in the order in winch they are named, the
Tirtb, First and Third were formed. Sickles' left
?tiCtehed about three hundred yards to the left of the
mad. Orovcr'a line joined on to Sick1'.)*' left,and wis
formed of tho riifct Mavsachusett.-j on tt.o right and the
Uevath Mussschusjtis on tho left, llis other regiments
were at hand, ready for use on; where. Both brigade,
advanced in line of hauls, w.th si irti) labors out iu front,
me waaiiixtt.
Never was there fi day better fitted for a fight. Two
er throo torn pent like showtrr in the few days previous
?earned to have washed all thai was disagreeable out of
Virginia. Naturo, and the coal fr- ?h sir, fll ed our
Northern lungs with life. It vat j ist cloudy enough, too,
to temper the sua's heat wtibaut making it a dull day,
anu the a was just hreeM enough to lilt the (moke. At
the line moved out across the hel l that lay between the
point where they had b n drawn up and the wood, it
pic.ruled a beautiful rj tin; is. The light blue of the
nni' vms cunt tasted with the brilliant green of the
?eld; the light reuetted Tom the gun barrels In a silvery
?been, and their glorious *iau.Utile blown out in the
b. eeie gave the wtjOje vceue the fayeiy and show of a
fourth of Jnly parade.
c.noaa MMS?tau mmcvtaim or nut nanai.
Ida few moments ths whole line disappeared In the
wvods, fc'iok'eo'part of It more slowly than the other,
fbr tl a left of his line had to move through an abetla
that was very dtfTlouit, and was thus detained. Through
this mease, also, the regularity of his tins was broken,
end It did not gel Into action so ?>on. Only a fsw mo
ments had elated after the die ppcarance of tirever
When the scattered "pop," '-pop," "pop," told that he
had readied the enemy's pickets. This little fire en
tieued for only a fsw moments?rattled rapidly ones,
?wise, thrice up sad down the line, and was over?and
Graver went on. The enemy s outer line wxh driven la.
?ewly end aeulieuMy the advance was continued,
uaoin eons <>* viu.
When the plokets were driven In, they rormed on the
ftekit reserve some distance in their rear, end after
some little delay, with difficult ground and necessary oau
Uoa, Graver'sshli m isi ers came upon their second line.
They disputed the ground tense ionsly. Nearly ell thr>ir
(Feat appeared Is be held by North Caroline truoie,
wbots we hare found to be by far the best and bravest
greet* of the Southern confederacy. These gallant fel
lews stood to tnelr poets and kept up a rapid and accu
Vnte Are that galled our Una evereiy, until they were
?airly driven back in rant by Graver's steady edvauoe.
rne mxt'i HAIR nonr.
Ihs atout re* litaooe of iheve piekots gave ample time
for the formation of Hill s division, to which they be
|ta?ed, and which U male up In greet part ef North <'area
?hie irutti*. This divtaon, supported by vhe division ei
Gencai linger, now advauced to meet our lino, and in a
Fttle whlio the bull wan fitirly opened. Ho rapl.l war the
ratt le of tho nre At this time that the sound seemed to b<*
without ecseoriou?With<> it pa i?e or interval?one con
Hnur-ua cuttle if rllles. fhle Are was very nur?*..uid
won mad mm iow bogus to And their way to the roar?
seme on stretchers, others leaning on the should, a of a
?emtude add others s. nit, with a brtve pride, deter
mined t iielp the ueetvus and "ga it alone ''
t trk asAiNf aarras
ertreAsUl i-'iod in the opt n field uear to Fair Oulcs, and
there ijtiie ?i' I vial elmiin, very guirtly and with a very
h sleM* 'Iks sir "'aspht (M dunbtfal hvtlle vb^HI b'
?ay* The two nousea at thai point w. e u .ed is hue*
?HAid. M4 hhhtb* r? 91 thg wOoAdc4 *e.g 1*14 f? UM
ground In the oak grove that gives name to the locality.
There many wounds were dressed and the soldiers made
comfortable, and there also rnauy a gallant fellow
breathed his last. More oomtnodious hospitals were
eetablished further back, and the ambulances passed
hastily between field and camp with sucb good eltect that
the wounded men were all oared for with admirable
deep* tub.
on matins' ntoirr.
General Sickles, for the reasons we have given, did
not become engaged as soon as General Grover, and when
the very heavy tlrejwas beard on the letter's front the Ex
oeisior Brigade wan still only undsr tho irregular picket
fire of the enemy's outer line. By degrees, as they ad'
van cod, this Ore became hotter, until It broke into the
rattle of several thouaands of rifles?a fire fully as lu tense
and severe as that on the left. On Sickles' front It was
straightforward work. Hs had only t<> keep bis men up
to it and push on; and this was well and gallantly douo.
HOTTBU AMD HOTTfcH OX TBS LKFT.
When Grover advancsd bis line it was understood that
Kearney's line, which joined Hooker's at thai point, was
to have been advanced also; but, as It did not keep up,
Graver's position became dangerous jost in proportion to
his apparent success; for his flank was left deposed to the
attack of the rebels, who filled the woods in front o!
Krorucy. To guard against mishaps in that quarter, and
to establish tho connection witn Kearney, he threw out
on his left Are companies of Urn Massachusetts Sixteenth,
Which regiment was held in reserve. At about the tame
time, as tho fire omllnued terribly sovere in front, ho
placed a battalion of the New Hampshire Second on his
extromo right, to strengthen his connection with Sickles'
left, and placod the remainder of the same regiment be
tween the Massachusetts First and Eleventh, whore the o
was some appearance of weakness. Thus strengthened
in front, and provided against attack on hla Hank, he
went on.
KtUAM-Y'S MXE COMB- VP.
Berry's brigade soon began, Iwrtever, to push forward
on Grovof's left, urove tho ? no my rapluiy and easily be
fore it, and advanced until ibey complc.etl tho line from
Gievor's loft. ItoblnRon's brigade (late Jameson'*) was
si;b?o,'ioutly pushed in between Berry's aud Grover's,
and cor.'iuucd tha uiut -mailt. But th enemy wits n?t at
any time In groat force beyond Grover's left, to that
the fight In that dire' tr a was uuf severe.
AT A VtJtgp 8111.1.
At half ;>ast nine our Hue was brought to a suiud-stiil.
It was evident tliat the enemy was iu great fores sloug
the whole line. Near that hour the Fifth New Jersey
was sunt out as a reserve to .Sickles, the Second New
York to reinforce his advance, ami a regiment of Jiodg
wo k's division. The Nineteenth Mass-u hiKutts wus
pushed In on his right, s> as to avion ' his line to the
railroad. Still, with occasional intermissions of compa
rative quiet, tho flre raged along tie wit it# front of the
two devoted brigades, and soemod even to rago with in
tenser fury as it approached the ronii on which the Ex
celsior Brigade hid sd\ at<<-ed.
MTi nanus a.\l> STtfAOT.
Poring this bir d fonc ht hour cur mon lied not fliuchod
at all. Every mio toed tho mark resolutely, reudy to do
what he came for. There was not a straggler to lie aeon,
and thorn oven who helped the wounded oir tha Held
helped them flply to w bore they-ooald get better help,
and then went l>-o k. Gloriously does she Conduct of
there two brigades speak tho prai. e of those gallant
officer* who h-vo made t win scMters and tilled them
with the soldier'.- spirit, and especially docs their good
conduct on this day redound to tho honor of that nobie
old veteran, General Hooker.
'JUK BliM-J) U.t r ATAXH IT.
Steady (impose prevails. Wh?u the rebels found that
our boys were not going to give way under any cir
cumstances they concluded to give way them
selves. Tboir Uispowitition to da so first apptaiW
in front of Grover. It was hailed with a hearty chee?
by our boys, who poshed ahead, and, now that the ma
id una was fbirly started, went on with a rash. In a few
minutes they broke out into the open field, aid the object
was So far gained at tbat point. A battery was sent
d?wn te Kearney to play on the euetuy's flank end shell
the masses lu retreat.
ttOT tATMMBD Tit.
Grover wus not, however, permitted to hoM the
ground lie bad gained in quiet. An attempt wee made to
dislodge him by a body sent to reinfoioe those previously
drives out. A bard fight ensuad, aud the attainpt was
repulsed.
must's mouauh aaiHrowcw sintue.
But while the enemy were thus driven on the left the
right did not get along so well. There the enemy's whols
available foroe seemed conceutroted iu one endeavor to
bear down the gallant Excelsior brigade. Reinforce
ments were ordered there iniin?dtat?ly, sua Uiraey'e
brigade went up the Williatntburg road at tho double
quick. As tbsso regiments tiled on, cheerod by those
tney paired, a chorus of rea|H)miv? cheers arose from
Grover's brave fellows away otfou the left, as they drove
the enemy before them. Pickles' boys took it up In
turn and made a stouter push at the foe. Everybody
scented exhilarated at the aouud. Orderly after orderly
rushed In te tell how Grover whs driving them, aud
others to say that Bit kles could hold his ground t: II Bir
^...U ,
tub ohmsi n> MRTifta??oa did it mbam?
Victory Ml upou oar banners. We bad the sunny
fnirly started, end could have driven lilu nny lictauee.
Jut at tiia o'xiliB;. juncture the order wan m et.ed
from general headi'isne.s la '-withdraw gra<!u:41v to
ilia orlgiu..i lino."' '1 bey aioi.e who know bow brilliantly
the first claw V viCsory beunta utwn llic be . ? ft.-ld
can appreciate. .? gi r>rn tin* nJtr cat; on ever pirit;
b it it bad 10 bu obc.i ad, and wu disseminated. ft wut
bard to r edit tbe news from th? tongues of ..i'Ja or
orderlies hot it war soon tor'had, and tbetn?;i were
withdrawn. They all believed ihat wo were bii.ua t?u
some oii.er part of melius, tut ihat wo bad j. ie t<o
far shea I for v a'ety, and all retired in good or .or an i
took np the itae in the Igo of ibe w >ed t eared t ramp.
Tble wee a> shout lialf fort 'lereti A. It
oumitAi. it ' i.fa t ax's inmvei..
General WctTellnn and ot 'iT r.i.ie upon tbo field at one
P. M . tacorteJ by Captain tkluiy re's squadron ef rngu
iar cava ry un-l the Virst regime.it New I orb v jlunt ,er
cavalry ,1'oiowol MclUywoMn. lie m ule his lioabptai
tera at Kalr ttaka, w-bi re lleiutxeluinn'a liad previoeiMy
been, wad there drew arouod bint all the sources o( in
foi imtiioo that s oh ???as h ns furnish.
Ill VWMV iKOTIIRa StlVAV<T|.
All wrrs the > i t smsr main ?t the resent noaccount
?bis order; but tie* w '->w how altuirs rt *m1 . and or
dered very shortly a -tr .bit the u;i? advame should
b i again ni ls, 'l b# ne 'er was received with Joy ou
every Usud. Ail won aq.iin setlvlty sad spirit, end
every one prey trod to do the thing over again se brave
ly ee If th'-y had un't Iwea compelled to relinquish the
owce aliu<?t gjltea pr.ae.
mow tsrt mens mi nioonn sdvajms.
Orre more th"y wont .orwsrd In the same order in
width they had al *d/ to e so well. Urover, on the
left, got in Hi ?i -cgs.u ued is lied away, but the resistance
there wee not so iwuat teoe at It bad been, and he pushed
threegb, mid finding, however, enough resistance to
keep up the interest, k er&ey, on the extreme left,
feuad skto no greet resist time; but en the WiliUmn.
b.trgrond, In front of tte-f ?l Sickles, the lighting w??
harder than ever. There l. e enemy had evidently
gathered s strong f ire, sod be eemed determined to
It lid that point si every hn/erT. Steadily end eccurate -
1} at the betile trained boy s of the Kvuelsior Brigade de
bt ered their (Ire, Mill they made no permnnent Intprea
SPm, Hie plates "f lliMo wis fell mt the retool side were
again filled,sal the enemy was Mill there. IWnearly
three quarters of an hear the weld fire tree continued at
this point
aswival oh as tmmnutarm.
Tb te the battle stood at a Iittlo arter two e'elook. wheu
Cenxral .1. N '?aimer's (late Haven't)brigade,oi u. j's
division, whs nrdoied up to Huppurt k i klus. The i igi
lani and ever ,o.tdy comm -uder of t'io fourth ror|ie bad
put ' oti'h'e ill vie an i uud'tr artnl when the dring first
bee iiihi warm - n the left, and they toad aw.tiled ilicir
ilutice till now Thuy wont up the real handv>r,iely,
th, Mm a n.:?ett?Te-jth. cotnm.irile by l.letiteusiilCole
net I'ecke.. in advance, followed iy the Mhn le island
P'ooitd,'"'!..iie1 freak iVitvai m, liio New Vorlt Thirty,
six Hi, t olwovl Ilotee, ai.J the Mas. echuveti? Met entb,t >lo
uei Bussoll
ofh sttTictsav mot wrm m*i? twiww.
At tile erne time Timery P.Vnst New Yoik a tll.eiy
(four rtll'ed p'Miee),r:.iiMlln T. W. Ihh rit. w.?ji oi lured
op the V li'trvbnrf r< nd'A she! the wno|. tjc-yo c* wry
advance, n w se er.pwcted tfiat they wu'iid luiu-v i hail
!??(;*/ stw our adrwittiatf lUs itiw Ui? tuouj g iiae
THE BATTLE GROUND NEAR CHARLESTON.
Scene of the Recent Contest on James Is!?nd-~The Rebel
Works?Line of the Union Advance, &c.
v
81cetcli of Becesslonvtlle and Vicinity*
Steestionvllle is a email Tillage, the summer ratraat of a Tow of the Jamas Island planter*. It is on the eastern
aide of the Maud, on a high plot of land, lying on a bold creek, which wind* through the marshes between James
end lforria (or Folly) island*, and empties Into tbo Ptouo river near It* mouth. Tbo creek runs immediately up to
fcoetsionrHie. Oa the west of the village, a short, shallow crsek makes Its way toward the watsrs of the Charles
tou Fay. Thus a tongue of lend ie formed between the two creeks. It Is connected with the body of the Island by
a Barrow neck of thirty yards within some (our or live hundred yards south of Secessionville. Here r<amar's battery
wsa located across the high land, and flanked on each shie by marsh and (he creeks. It was an earthwork, heavily
constructed, having a plain face, with an obtuse angle ou each side, and faced south, in the direction ef Battery
Island. I/egare's, Reese's end Gunhail's plantations, on the Stono river, which ie about two miles off. From this
point the eleared high land stretches out to the Stono river, like the top of s funnel, to the distance of near a mile,
Interrupted only by the division lines between fields, hedges and ditches. These Holds are covered with weeds three
feet high. The edges?of high land and marsh?are skiited with brushwood and ss* myths. In the hsrkground
sr# imtcbes of wood between the fields and the 8tono.
(5m Eighth Page for Actowt qf the Rattle Star SetestioiinlU, S. C., June 16,1662.]
and Into lit* camp beyond. This is always a perilous
attempt. Sheila either faR false, or the distance is mis
calculated , and misfortune ensue?. So it did (n this
case. Scv?ral of Captain Oahuru's shells fell false, mid
exploded in the rear aj-t or on right in the ranks of our
men. By this means the Massachusetts Seventh, which
was deployed in the woods as ikirmisbers. tost several
men,and by one of these shell nontenant Hullo. K, of
that regiment, received i wound which v lll doubtless
prove fatal. This lire wa?- imnedlat-'.y stopped.
work anun.i3tV?reer u.?\t; thk r,< it ?ij. ro tuksseiars.
Tw guns of Battery K, Fourth United ideate* artillery.
Captain iie lioseey. wore then so.it up the road e. id iuio
the wood, end took p erttiua right iu the midst of I'aliner's
brirads, aid thence ojtoned fire, which they kept op
biiskty for a,mo minutes. Meanwhile there ww an mi
nuet complete cessation of the musketry fire. At tlie
a.ma t ine General S,miner begun to shell the woods on
his front, and ttio artillerymen h- d it nil to thru, 'elves.
Soon the enemy also got art'Her/ at it, and begun to
Uxow shell ami sir l with considerable accuracy all
around I's Iiur-ey's guns. 80 perfectly did hs get the 1
range of their pieces that they were withdrawn. Bot
tins d.d not slop the enemy's flic. Many |
projectiles?shell and reuud abut?fell it) the J
woods in that neighborhood, and uutnbaa of men were i
mutilated liy them. Mcutenaut Whiting, of General I
Palmer's sled, lost his left arm by a rouuJ shot at this
lime. Colonel A. J. Morrison, Volunteer AM to General
Palmer, bad l>esu wounded m the thigh and hand earlier
in tbo dny.
isKittt.T Ttmoron tub woods.
The continual push of the Kxcelsior Brigade and the
fire of the artillery Dually forced the enemy entirely
thiutigh the wood*. and our line now !xy just in the far.
tberedgeof it. Thus we had gained our object, and
there the battle rested for a time. The tire now fell cfT
into an ooruaioual shot from ektriniel are, and in that
poa.tion matteia em.tinned until six P. il.
ASOTNWH lluniT O* Til* I.1KT.
Al about that hour General Kearney led Blrney'e bri
gade egainet the enemy. Fueling la on Graver's left,
aud h. tseen tirover end Knbinsoa, he went at it in gal
lant etyie and entirely claered the wooda. The lire there
was vefy neree for several mine tee, whan it subsided,
aud shortly all was inlet again.
rusruf mo*s roa tub inner
Thus had passed altogether a glorious day, In which
we had twice beaten the enemy, twice driven bun he
fme ua over the same ground. IMeimsitiotie to hold the
ground In ease of a night attaok were made ell along Km
line, end on the right the weakened aud wearied Eicsl
si.iT Brigade waa withdrawn, and relieved by that of Den
Tanner, which thus he.d the adviuce at that part of tho
line.
moiiv widw.
Soon after dark large bodies <>r the enemy warn brought
up In front of lain position held by Uon. I'almer, end lbs
rebels alto pushed forward al that point a battery ot i eld
pivits. Ariangeiuente were It. pr?g<? s to stutigiheu
I our poehlon thn.e, when, at ten o'cV k P. M., e itrge
S<rcO ws* pushed In suddenly and Ici vi . ed a vnllt; m
. tliallaeoi Hi" lliiode Island da. o 4 and MumcInMii
T .' i'h, Siine conftision TTstied; bet the tuon were ijen
r?.hod,and .-opuUed tf .e tint*it ned adveuee and drcv#
lb* enomjr beck with considerable el.i'i,hier.
THE KILLED AND WC'JNflSD.
ii e vioexed list of kdivd and wouQ(1*d, gathered
bafllly on tho Held, m neceasiirl y Incomplete:?
atl-i,un.
Jfriffd. nickawttl.?l.o.i s ? ??. iu.ee, C.anp. /A li e
t?r I'ijb<ali ir.,t'omp ny ii; B. haskina, t em> . ?
it,a. v., t'c ?iniatiy Kj ifowe O. H?sk?, r.u. , t
II- i* .i. n..!.wei,'; ?., a. y lavase eturnn, v- Mi|.e .y
f. Georg-. dlldlage. Cotipi ii> T..
-it* -Vsa Uil? A.ibOu,
P. Vva, Company B; Goo. n. Damon, Com 1*117
Datuo! Audemon, C< mi any H.
So-nmi Jtnttsiur, nr Seven f*ftret Xeu> York Vokmtfrt.?
George Houghton, Company A.
Therekilled are si.only th se who dltd after they wore
brought In. Nooeoi the kMied had been taken up froin
the (Wild at the hour v. ,ieu 1I1H hat wai ma te out.
wouxntn.
Pint Fx'-ltijr Rrimrut. .S-r~ntieik .V ?? >\,rfr?B. Mu
lt. VcK Ik. try. t>.C, leg: Mai lt Wortbhigtan. *'o C, foot:
!' C. ? Malhe.t Ihvareux, Co. C, l?v, danger'ntah
H. TWiimontt, Co. C.arui; .'oha Kelly, Co. B; lh.ic. K"h
tord, Co. !?, ner.d.
* 1 n ' r'j '-lift ? Hfi tmm'; Ser n'vf tt Xf ? P rh?Vat
?" Cover. . C . A, 11T111; Thus t'ma. Co. f, fuvt r im n I'.
Fivoe, C< . I, ,m' .1. !i?i ft C, Co.te Cell. Co.
C.hlp: A. Tomer, Co. I, Pnyer; Hut .C yaw, Co. It,
I ana Henry Simons, Co C, both UCIir, Orn a 7nr >r ,
Hw. itUrr, Co, K, LiU'i; tJupt-.v# .-oibert, side Al-.u j
T 1, t o V , at le Th man li'.j 'ii, Co. hi:?d; Noble
Tracy, Co. A, ali oi'.-.er John D. Kccnor,0>. I?, fiivs.
Ibaiy . a, hai -l. ?t.chn.' Jmt, 'to. A, h ind .ii.d ei.ie;
It ? har.l Cr tie,Co. K, arm.
Tu(rd Keif for, Sf n ?, Mcoiftl .V tu J* rk P lr< < t ?*.?
John Slieeloy, it. I. shonldor; Vlatn Burrow -i Co. (J,
knee, anghtly; Haigovnl Win. l> llall.l<v; Michael Ma
honey, Co. ?!, I : Pa!.,h Bundle.CO c, head: Jerry
Taylor Am:tlii S o tU'ip, Milton line ti, Co. C, leu; Wiu
Halt. Win Clauaon, Co. K, 11 g?-r; Marvry Sullivan,
Win. he ka, moires llorrigao, Pat. Boyfn, 1 0. O, rtniyr;
. ..1I1 lr inner, Cr\ band Vsiiih, V. !/<;?.
ill 1 ,'der. Jams* iCarrw.Co. H.baid; W.n. I armed, Co.
l>. liaink J.1.1-i'!i '.Velia.Co. K, arm; .fared Taylor,Co. G,
mad, Ambrose GrCM, Co. 0, ann. J"-?i b Miller, Co. K,
; rm.
Fur'k EaVsior, S"-en'y-'hini .V m Turk.?VI,met
McCarthy.lb G. right arm; Hat. Howouy. Co. A, right
breoat; Th a. Uuloen. On H, froln; Thoa B. t.rant. Co
II. tide: Jacob Erol nan, Co. H, hand; Serge,ut Wm.
Ik'V# nux, Wm. Cmnmtrge
Fifh. Kir-1: ior, Sev ny/o'Dlh XfK York.? W. An.
deriO?.,Co. 1. leg Serjeants J "Faft.co. K, Itnoe; Louie
W ll?kay,Co. H. leg; Johnson Co. If, brnart.
Si.Heenxik Alia.dcJuowiut.?lolwwd Joiaa, hunl am
putated Jebn HyiiB,0o. F,i ijhtai tuaitiputat djUeula
ntmt Plaji;, ai in.
efciniul A1 w I"itnpekirr.?Van llureii O. Blj,0>. 0. kne-;
W. It. teiim-y,Co. K, back. Win. Wheal#", Co. A, lioad,
?I inr?riin?iy, tloriuan rlm U.l o. O, daneerouAly; W. Me
Carman, <ai. C. atiybt y: Sylvertei tludioy, Co. ft, arnt;
trio- . M.Sand,Co. M,Crenel; Robert M. True,co. B, 'agam
putated, Kr omen It. Tntlla.Co. II, aim. NrltoU S. Sireet,
cn. 11, htn; H K Jones, to. B, leg. Cliai lee Barker,Co. b,
tlii^h, Fian. raS ?ainanvCo. B, ley, Edwin Kicb r.i.on,
Co. II, leg; John Strong, C". H, root; Samuel (team, 11 ?.
ley. ntoinaaT. Carr, Co. U, leg. ti rate A. Lamprey, Co.
ft. head ; Tboiraa A. [Add, Co. B, bretet.
Ser<n t Xnr York?Captain Arch, Co. If, lag amputated;
Henry (J rinan, Ov G, left foot James Mc' arty , Jam**
Wh alar. head.
Xrv-nlA Xeie ,/eney?.tohu H. Mi.Cormac
Piflk A''?/rriiey?Jamae M 81 raauo, right arm.
Iwn y rirlK Fmntylo uixv? Harry ilaxle, Co. K, both
lege.
,1 rati Sot-irhutfUi?Lieutenant Bui loci. Co. C, mor
tally.
Sifkty ttm'k Xeie York?Fraucte C. Mapee.
i burIA L'ni nl SUM AriMtrv?li>ln? i?id Kiynn, battery
K,fi??t.
? Lttnih Uo'inrhnuHf?John Little, On. A.eiJo: Wm
Hhtiliie. Ce. M, Ubd.
atwnr ?i v saoiii rrns voce: rrKtta.
Chaplain Cn .wet th, who bar been unremitting In hie
attention to tho wo .uded Inn kindly fiirniehcd me wit a
th? lollowing I it o, * onndod I j the Klrat Vases, hi ealtn
ragimi at, wRlcn will be I'oind nearly i irrett
?A?iipony J. ?Captain bl*ird a. Wildr, b.oul aod f in
to'un in leg. I-Vigeaut Krcdertck K. I ih??re. tl.alr
v uuuil tu arm .h tin i'. IV ady. sh ul 'ar au l roust:
W. K. COPont, ?h -i t itr Hit.I auto, H rare F Ifl.lthald,
li.ig..r shot oil; Clio A H.vjoi. leu ihtmb a'...t u.,
tmeraun W -ow.n.b.'v; < kn? H. I.riggs, b tu ' hgii,
aan aim; Ja ;. Alii iruo, CuntuJlo.i of knee, iiud .'. W i- li
II r h,i-oi toeiuii.
1 1 /A?Klrit T.teuteuant I'.uliiu ???n, ttaig .-???. i d
I.i wtenaui Jna" 11 Heitoti, toll an. ? se. ? am J. irn
?triu g, b th a ma. Corporal'Tin. II V i? .r x , w'vdo
Irupth of forearm; Th Cn.M'.a, aula, J.hr luy u, Uji >t;
i.i orr, W Luiajoy ban,I; John L. tfbr.'r.?, au^lti <calp
woiinu; ti#<> c. Conk, forearm; .lamo* irvog, grdtn;
!<|i hard Ikiwning, ley mil atm, not d mge.?iai*, Itai.'el
t.ooilviln m. Tn 1) o, ? p. Colllna.
c'eni/oav P.?.w O'Tdapned, il.'ah wduu.t in left
arm; Jamre >1. Ih ini gton, neca. itHrruiga r.ehar^anil;
TI .M M'-ayhot , a to.
1A1. H1tvD.-1V.li.fi Wlial'.hind Ml hroe-t; Par
krr ti tu o.u, fc?t; i?. t. tukuo ad, linuu ?ad aim,
1 dUdhliy.
CbmpiMtb ?W?b8 Teyler, teoJy wound. Geurgt Dtlid.
s'^r, sar^^1 Mc:vcli,,oo,c "tu"ou: ww
Ou^p-my y>._wi?. Appieton, arm aud side.
Cv^'Zt ZnST'* 0?)* B-?"*"??."W. Michael
'A? ajitain Sumner Carruth arm. badly.
Scrla^nm": r'Ur,anl Krauk **>"???, "rm and rule;
KSl r??t; G. A. Kimball
Clark'amXui ~ l;?'guson, scalp wound; [raao
law ivm iJ- u n ,Ih11' ,ido Warren H. Gardiner
Wentworth Wilson, lug. '
month l?!'ta'itn ' 11 ""'"-'rlil n. ain't In lb*
<:. ote ,^1 11 ,J"l<ien' ?rm Cor,a>ral Geo.
T 'koC'. TV'S1 fr""k '^-1;
I* era, ami; Geo li allm ?-?p?*?ra, thigh; Jan. K.
a m nil. 1st v i.Viiiir '"'If8' killed; Ihog. 1*. Foiiuitry,
i, i . lvurJ'k'K; w?"'ajn Lang, Iuuk'b.
killed" 1, ' !,U8' nl*"'t tb9 f?Jl0Wi'-? "M of
i. . *(JUUu|wus received. Tho lateness of the
hour wi.l account for the want of cla bi Ileal i n,:_
at ? . , /t 1/ ^'^LLKDa
r" il'Sii wlSUtf' ifW. WcM-'foogh,
o, ?. ju v'^r,ri&??
... , , WOt'KTIEP.
tfneteen'k V-it'diud.-i,, r. r ... . .
k C?. I!, aria, C. Kn -s < 0 |T'.is * ri Al
Ko. ly. Co. K rro, ? lu<- v n ' ' SergeantDa,'.
t -?;^ Ui!,; A"J"
Mildcu, O (j ?ri?. |i#l|1-|" w i "- '? S'o'n; Win.
sn.uel B. Ol / v ! Urhon, Co. A. kno<-:
Fanm. 1 .Sill,II,. >',. \ *1' "r? 'i''i,y' Col"r SergfRui
'? vid A'li I ,r ?" " *i'??"iKler, Co. A. hand
C aim; Uro/ NVa,,nn,co1Al'l.n s-Til.botu.fV
h-.d fa..-. ?)yHa ,-* iv bA;. ,WT: "'0s sh n< ? ??
Jl.wr. .Jr.' Sulllr >? !r , '""V^"Kinney. r\,.
J? ? groin, A'u rw \'o'tun C V ?k1{: l,t" ill,rlH.'r, Co.
o., h-uiXs ' p"u"*v,,!i"ey'*?"*>?.
tafu ^';,V^^<,ntl#,hNew Vorkj.-orderlyser
n/f'wXf b"' VT, *?*>-*. Wll.
?'n?'|wt.O?r?n.v{-.*|{r. ' ? Mrl'W, Bho.lder;
Aunceg, tx?m any H Kb'."|liU'^ w'r X
D, u m;'a'i!X','?,;?? KcAfillen"1' """ i,ow,li"*. ''"mnany
H i,ill!g","",Jr ,I1U:
Moo ., h - d.'' "" ''' "' ?:i? '*eaot M^Jor Norton K.
DOro. A 0? r(;e fiobh, Oomj?a?)> If,
*":TY,?-ann
>oa'i N. Tini .ni n. ? ,'i.. K- kOOA;
st. ,,o. 1? : :'Co hmX1" 'l,er1ro A.fo t I
"K; a. I',.,;. lUnXico k"|0?P r8# ,,rak#?,
fie n t /ihmu'nTll ll1."?!zh'k' r?Cn' W In'-ired.
R. loickn r.'tii h'rokmi. (V'' " I,oa'' ?'??? !
Awl, j, ?> . n h \ .r ) ,ru ....? h 1|n ni !
*'?*" " _J ,lm Coylo, c i F^ kne'e.
L '"oXX.1"? ?! 'o?8<4r,-m?ny.
I-ATI.N0 OP rUE Co .MOK MO.NK OP A NEW PKOCH
PKIilEbl ANT Cni'BCU.
, fX'^f., l? 'D "Testing ceremony
?huri, Mene or a new Fr-nel, ..,-otesl.ut
? "r- Vorren is
l-tor, look Ma-c in tlio .co of . ,aw JZtuZ
i.M even,ngon riiursdny
? ? ? ri.e bulldmg, which promiies to ho a line and oapn
" ;bce H s.iuumd in Tw-nly str?, *
twecn kiti.l, and Mv'.li a. euu...-, K ,l0 (|llWl<>(,
ino:.t .iji. i-.v-ru . - v. ?m chit .. Ioral p. v.\, and ... in
etery way an ornament and a, t0 lh? Uci^,b ,p
'Iho corc'?HOiiic?- \\ ?*! t ?-;i ? av
wi* ^ J to th. -o rotifrailvnh
?0.v?l-.n thow i;,;,' - c . - ionr. TiieKov.iv. y,
f t.Oeo:-gc.ach." "? .a,. stod in the oxercn, K.mo
-four most dinting i?,"l Wcra
'?"If treat mie ?t in II,- ? , , , . ' d
eee iings. " '"'u" i" "it* |n il
1 he ilov. Dr. Vkrki:n delivered ave y .- .,vo dls
^?ue. ir. sjKike In wnrdn sincere thanlcfulne*" to
Uniwftre., for all 'he kilUt.cr.- and ?yra4.it!hy wUl. uhjd
ntTlarink**'1 "^W'U ^ WOrk Wl.i.-h lie had
huertaken. After thu puins and sorrows of tU i?.;er
feud ",i'eU Ul"410 l ? a ?f<at cn^lation. Therevc
rend gent Ionian the,, enter .A into a s , tt nt d.^vi, tonof
the u,uv ement for Uiooeubl,^,,lent ?f lll0 00, L "
ittu.' rr1 rr1^' ??
?nd obvUcles witliwlikl, bis or-ugregattoi, bt d had to
proeervod^pure""in' \he'1 Aljdno*'vVllo^"'' a*!)?i"''n*'
mount*his or Hauic l-row-i e,. .n , ,i ? \ 1 1,1 ' 10
Wing pl?,Ud ,.ar, y iu ,h ' l_> th? ueirt,
s xzzixszssi 'isx zsiV-P
ssa, Hr5^'
dera of her it,,.fi *to i> ... . "?? ?eroc?ou? cru>a
bdoe of tb. Ah^lo.Xwie^^^ Jier w I'd ,V#U 10 IDb
Kohem ia?when.-e Inter l e ;
Prague?go lar irota having Xtrovel hT,'''9''' ?f
ssAms sstk
tins and ilneb* ,7 Savoy K w?? L . c ' H"h''
of liar lerritoi'y w ihuthat ^.d. ,?Xg|UVuu lla.'^f
ecu lei, li ul j 1,11.1s, suddenlv , V," p those
tzsstsi saw.-',
ei'Uiitry. , H"'a?"f thvirown
?ho dKc.urse throughout was marked by real elo
, -ence and ,-ue-.nM wo r g,-Jt ttl,. Ul4l ^
permit Ha full publication iu our nco-Marily |,ml^,
coluiuna.
n,e fdl'w'ng d-v ument was Unpenned in , >*d bor
.? y?Mh.Mrt,,,,t,oflOTl?:nii(?, ,r lL.rh '
In lb' ni In: t-gclU, witbaFreorh ll.ble o-.d
prayerb -... ami th* ,^a|n.* g?t to m wic; tbj iwiuci-.-i
daoy iiewapapere, tl.o religious Joura.lg, and n am'*,,
collect Ion of I nilvd .-Ju-e.s coin :-.
.-pint I Saneti T. ruplum
A l? VI1PVIV. Herei-r.ne.^ nrum
Unci . Ansa a ,,ii,|m,,mm p.u ui
1U 1 '* Ohioriiiii *r?ctuin.
FrankHnp w,ea a. H ?,,* ,, c*str,1Ctua
Ver-rcvrendi II I'oiter, n.H. '
>un i.h.-ruti d,oe ?(>* i, in-,, ,'
R.ere., It.,. Verren,d!d.,
ceclcri.i) roct"; ig
L. 1 outrcl, Hoa. Guia.in C. Verplanck
? . luRiftilB.
T. Unchantln.T. T. I.rgrave, W. nueh T t * ,
Guental, F. M. AiUia, I*. A I^cl?m,c"Gillie,
curatormn ttuariictM.
T. t'c re,a, architect, nc
T T Th"irr c.-ementii*.
T. T. Mlder,talili et < rane,inaterntiiru- faliri#
D.M, Master, lapl. Ida. W'
^ ^ i? min a rr ir
rt'O'di.TnaliMll
A Uiotnry <>f tlio church wan tktfchod m rha dlaconrao
of tbo Koir IT. Vcrrcn. U allowed thai tho Ural bout* of
wnrthlp I" connection with tho ccngi'gallon waa titclod
111 1704 in l ino i-titot, folMwod in 1-.32 by ono bui.t )u
K.auklta otreoi. Tht protonl o.Ijm o lak?w tbo plaeo or
ihrso mnro mod out church**, hioh hnvc done good tar
vice f?* 'ho OOngregatlon, but ar? now no longer
(n a location to moot the wanto or tho Increaaiug
n.iuibor of worth ipiwra.
Tbt Roo. Dr. T?*u, who aarlttad jn tbo ewr?l?t?,
apokt in very tatoroat of long-iagi. of tbo olalma of tbo
French Pi etc at vita on lit* 0 -naldtratlom of th* public.
Ho thought tb?t tbo old iiiiguonoM, with tbo Waldontoo
of tbo Alpa, woro onl ulod to l>o considered an among tho
priuoort of ioformatior. and In concluding, paid a high
c imptimant to too French Protcatanla of Amorica and
other eoontrla# thi .agb ?,t tbo world.
I'uo ?xiTCioo? were i: lured by tba nodal bcuodlotioh'
and tbo otojmbly dlamleood.
The rbMiidrl|ihla Uarti,
i* iiLaran.nn*, Juno 47,1102.
At tho third rtiy'a racing to-thy, there wtro between
tbroo and four liiooa-ind eportiiUira. 1 ho w?\v her wno
beautlfni, arl lb" ?ia?.a cot.tidOiUig tho lolo . >avy
r?lua, i i ?ooJ ? mdilloit.
Tbo Unit raco waA a single dii^U of >ne iu!'t, and w it
w n by John Mm?i* r> Nil** .eaato ternlag feiirgt. n
1 by a> d ,+ rd.te ball a leng'b In I (#'t
In tut r?co ior tnt i'tiio p.i-o. ii.lt ht.its, tbt Oral
Ii u; we* w.-u by Hr. \Yi'i,o.bf> nla'io u ?i., a d ??it
? .ml,ihlrd .in. foil: ;>i hoal* by tir. J. A'.Clay'.- >Vh
ri m i'"?t 3w*lg?rt and tyc.oLt *a> tan. ihut?
l 4 ?--* :47 V- I 4'' i?l ?rt.
'I t Urlfivf iltti.lr.-it I K" bit 1.1 g. tilt tlli'tt 111.Ill boat
race .tud thb lotli It' gi'i. act w i bnc iuToaitu
A rroaJt HI. biinia.
!*. Im it. J. i O 27( 1IGI.
Mnw b Wclhtr. ?xipni ve M"Mc it.i rr.t ai d i .h
btnort wtro aire?te?i *u?i liy ita* l ovott Maitbei,
am. qa.iiitititod to tut military p.'.tun, i.*4 their onto
bUaWbaOftt C.atari f if tUi og MHt itotlo.
NEWS FROM THE SHENANDOAH.
N':ar FbojttR' van, Juno 28,1882
Reconcoltsances on Vr.duy and Retard iy b ine; liit?|m
gonoo that the enemy had net any force iu this vail*,
lower than Lnray. Contrabands and Union citizens
agree that Ewell and probably J cason were at and
arouiid Lnray at that time, and some stated that Jaekeon
had sent south for reinforcements. Per centra, others
state that he had crossed the B ne Ridge, but could not
assert whether he was to move up or down.
One reronnoissunco proceeded by way of Mllford te
Washington, and thenco to Sperryville. Here It woe
loarnod that a company of rebul cavalry had gone north
with the avowed Intention of sinking the railroad at
some weak point, and nutting a stop to our trains. On
the i' return tliey twice repulsi I smali bed ee of rebel
ca airy, and drove them into the mountains toward*
Lu ay.
i.rnera'.s Fremont and Rinks had a conferenco near
Mlddletown on Friday. The former's headquarters were
at Si asburg on Saturday.
It is understood that the trains on the Manassas road
will not proceed farther up than White P aine today.
The town of Front Royal and the surrounding valley
are almost do|<npu'aied, except by defonoeless wmne.
and children. and tho ripening grain crape must evident
ly he I st for want of I o rr- cig.
The laei that our retreating array wae subsequently
tired upon from h< ses In Winches'T, and in S one case*
bv females, is attested by ftfly-sevea oilicers and so,
diers of iicner.il Williams' division. Several oi the chute
at alleged to have boon fatal.
The following piuinoth ns iiavs taken place in tbe Filth
Connecticut:?< olonol,(ioorgc it. Fhanman; Lieutenant
Co'onel, Henry 'tone; Major, Lieutenant E. F. Itiake.
Mr. George T1 God o, lato of the Second Mas aohu
scti-', hi* b?< .i orde el to the command of tho Third bri
gadeol Gen'ml Williams' division, which 110 as Colonel
? omin.tnd) : at it a ball e of Wtuoh"*t r. General tiourge
8. Greene h <b been ordoved to report at Wa- Uington for
oilier duty.
WAtfnvoToy June 27,1RC2
Information from the Sbeuandooh va Icy .received fiotn
ot In r than official sou rroe, lea s cit.ebolic that Jackeou'e
troops have not m force leturoetfrom thep not atwhieh
they were last seen bv our troops. The spo illations
i oin erniug him are \orious, and among them Is no that
he Is repairing damages and preparing to secure the
wheat an I rye crop of the vail y. which represented
to be good, fbe rep Hits that abound Uiat tbe i neiuy ar*
tx copy log the country bet ween Manassas and St rash irp
hi any force a>-e untrue. There may. however, be rebel
i clous at settleinente heretofore temporarily occupied
bv our troops.
INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
M KM THIS, Juuo 26, 1802.
The railroad from Columbus, Ky., t> this city ia now
In opcrat on, aud In a day or two thoro will bo railroad
communication to Corinth. ami from there to HuntsviUe
Alabama. Enough ???iboi; "took has been eecured U
c romance oporttt h tig with.
Over 1.600 |?e--.on? havo takers the oath of aliegieuo*
knee the occupation or this place.
All ih qujot at ('oi'iritU. Tlmi |H)int will be garrisoned
hv taro divisions,! and it is to J that (-.en. Malleoli
will return tost. Iouis very soon.
'.leu. Inw. Wallace and'stall loft hare yesterday for
tin. I?>. e*. M.'ii. Mc le n ud w still at J.ilcgon, Touu.
A .loot of sto 'irn- h with snppim for het.ural Curtis
at my, lias u rivod, uid will lie escorted up Wbito river
Ark , by a strong guard.
Mayor Caik no Aldermen llooinsnti, Tclgreoand Hurl
but have takuN the oath of all* gtame, but tiiu remainder
of .1.0 lUtrd liuug hark.
il troops have \ sited Moultriecounty, Miss
t.btierai Urugg was to tako command at Yicksburaon
tl Ot.ii. ?
tii Torn! Stir y'. r Hamilton has roslgned on nccoiat ol
ili lioalth,and will be succeeded b.v lituoral Uosecraus.
it s re ji ttd tii t uisru am 2U,ooo ti tut at Vnksbire
under Ihagg ami I'jiltivr.
tho Grenada 1 ./? -.! says that Vlckvbnrg will be held
at all .act'11iocs, aud that ail i.ou coiunuiauta h.,vo been
kt-i t aw ay .
flm Vick'burg (Hlken ?ay? the rebel force at Tupolio
has lieon greatly iac.ested and their camps much itn
proved.
I'ho Cilicrn publishes a letter from the nontenant
commanding the guuboat Win n t? tho authorities of
Way, warning l.ietu it litol uiiU transports are fired
upon from ibo batteries etoeUtd at or near that point tho
esniw punishment will he \ i.tiled upon that town which
the i-tijr of UrsttU tiulf received; to wlneh tlen. Loveii
repllra that hW batteries are located at the best point*.
an<i i hat he she'I lire when lie pi usam.
Ft is now sfatet that tieu. Koaecruiss takes command
ol Man. Pope's command iunlea.1 ut uuu. UamUton'e di
vision.
Arrlwwl of the Seminole from Norfolk*
THE C'lTV CMIKH WAKI I At. t. VW --tJl'tKTNWIfl PRICVAII.
IMt, ETC. ETC.
Ilia gunboat Bcuiiuolo, Captain tVllllatn Smith, at rived
at tin* |xirt vivtcrdtiy luoriifti; from Norfolk, bringing
the latest news from that quarter.
On tho lUth Norfolk wis again .'dsocd under martial
law by (ieucral Vide, in anticipation of a disturbance
?rising from thr election to be hold, hut wltirh was pro
hibited by trcuerai Vteltt. All via* <piwt ih and about the
Vicinities of Norfolk ti t IVirtstuob h.
The Bemintde lis* returned home 'or repairs. having
foralongtlnieueecislthc.it. El;?' has boon hi comaiis
giOa over two jeers, aud ou lbs op.u.iig of I lie war was
ordered home fr? m the l'.-*/* consi, where she had been
cruising tor a jeer, end scut on tho blockading gorvti*.
SiIC hat dope go..(i g;i i i,c during tho war, and litis (lie
aid.is tho buttlo of Port I to; a , .ic-m in several ,>vcro en
gagetne.iU. lii" liius oi tour' of the crew lit .ug up, she *
w ill probably be put out of comm. in. On h ir pus
sage Viiin Hampton P. adi to this port, at night A. M. uia
the Jtdih she ie?=ed thr sanitary i a.,i Haniel Webster,
for ud oiitll.
The rollowmg l' a IHt or ihr o!iiri.rf t'ji Sutuiuote.?
CvMut'iinfer--Willi itu ci.ii h.
/l f i u? ii II "if fri K ,V lili.1 r?C. p. Nertou.
-?< tf<v A. H M.; <?air, Kipauiin Melville, Sle
ph U II. Kttiis-'l, Vll" s. >1.. (?.
a< r ?" u -t. ? Perk.
Ai tuff P.l j'i i.c *? - T/i. ts f'aud*.
Ci.t'1 t 'tiihl ?r ? V. II. i.uii/.
iuf AV.t's ts?;i ,. Ia. rt?. dames I kt veer,
oliu '? l?jn.K. 1.. ?'o v'V, VV. A.iwwu.v.
i.'; f-1 M ? c?!'. H. '???.? oy.
Co,, re'. Ok .'.* -fch .ontwitt.
I ?? nu? 'i (,'l<rfc- .1 In. K. i ou?on.
News from (aitu uia end Urritnn.
s iv En iM tKC.i, June 1ST j.
Tlie I'uioti Com e- tioti, oal.ed by tho t'.i p ib.i. iii.
Cculrai Oaiiiuilteo, nu-t at .i rauicnto ou Um ilih.umt
no- iWitd Jclin hweet, of t an F.auol.'co, c v Uldntc lor
Sot "Inteudcnt of Puh.ic Instruction. No ?itne. Stato
oilli if are to be eieoud tl.ij year. 7 or iut rest centres
loUicThiioi of members c the I rtfctati.re, which elect
i .ie l nPed Etaios oeuHtot . The L'i lou c Riocrils will
noiaiuate th -lr candidate by the tats t'c ltral t'omuiiltee.
Jhey wilt to ut# Mgoro se oris t?? secure tho cuptrvl ol
tlie h'txt Legislature The Breckinridge democrats pro
{vise to abandon t heir organ tAP ion.
<>r?gon dates ure to the ITth. 1 here hod been another
great rrrib doing urie at damage te the v dey twrtli us
oi the elate Tho bu t .e.ia p<cHot. or Port and wau in ti
de ed. i.'rt-wds o; tnpgrs had o mrticu,- d roturni .<
from .Sainton river, tho niluers ret.revr.tii.g fiat H at
dtairlct mot hutded octet.t .md orer ciowteil. Th? (o'ul
number el tneo who our gut d front Caiiornia to < treg on
and British t olttmbia, alto i the year commenced, it euti
maiml el tweu'y tho aund.
Arrived lhth, chip Mnry I.. Sutton, New York; if.tb
?ttuuuter Ooldru Agf PaltMUtt. Euiicd lath, ablp Ha ?.'
hi. t , IVietuti Hub, Aaiet .on. Now Y.uk, 'JOtn, Unit Eire
Celtao; gist. Katelloope , ih-og Koug; J j. Limmlickl
Cathw.
Sam Kuasna o. June 2S, IMS.
Bailed I'nliel sutee steamer n y tn >>g, Manlhn etenin
er tloi'en Age Panama, c'rryiug lfi p. a :.ge.? and
f P-"u,utKi m ttcasiire fur New York and f'JbO,U#u f(,r
kngiand.
Mreio at ma Cajrntit. Pask.?Tha Central Park Otn
mi iMoaero vtuuunoe tli.it tlmre will he music At the Cen
tra1 Park ou the Mall, on Saturday nest, the iMth teat *
?t four o'clock P. M , by Uie Central Park Hand, uadet
the leader <htp of H. B. Iiodworth, it tho weather la fine
The fallowing is the programme;?
PART I.
1, March frmn " II Ouiramento" Mereedenie
2. ilsi ?t . music Mar.ut ka aud tiaiup
?' U i ropiiet" Meyerbeer.
A, H mg? ' We May he Happy Yet," Uotieetian
Pel re.
4 Overtce??' Merry Wivnsoi Windecr" .Nk-etai
i-ari it.
1 selection from " itohert le Mtable' Meyerbeer.
U ltlb 'iliieu AlrS Jul.lea
.1, >'? iter 'O from Symphony in A Ji u.ir Sfetideb echo
4. "/an ..a ' l'o.k.? 1 ttltug
I- t;i in.
1 Overture? Maritana W V. WwlUoe.
k '? I'll' W.AHTies 11- '?? IbbtWOrUl.
il. Sol ctiou--1 A oi t It. e.ia" .ltd iwatt..
I Kru tleu lubel ?*?< >p ....hithnei.
>*,, infti INI J'ourrl.
CAPtAtaEmitii, Ei.ui: v it .urti Nrw Y.w? r.utmMt ?
A 'fit. ? ire ill C*. U"i V?Tle, of C-mciny p, Kigl.tr
? J Hi I of ?nil" '? N>-1 s r'utuuteers (trl?b Ungau*),
t bis f*' >w, In this city, and date t Pair unite, >? ,
Jiuw at ?.r* m it the i ? rt "f the cteaib ol Cap At.t
Siniib, J C'ompitta/ A,wi* theaoO.. ? ,m a ,publtrhtc In
toe ,1'ipr i a few i tys swiv ?. as having been kills I white
onpu kd 'S Soairrly wH is .1 ouofaiion,?e I the fa >
t.i'c f idli t? 11 th.i ouyoymcai of ty .. jj-gf of health
,t* -iV ^ ' e?e ? . T,
I't.ve his wire tt" f.-mTly And nmaertts friends Mi toe
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