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GEN PmLow's DEFENcE-We publish this
morning portion Of Major General Pillows de-
fence before the Court of Inquiry twill be found
an ably. written document examining with great
aeuteness each Of The charges and specifications of
the prosecutor. Many persons among whom we
acknowledge ourselves have been very much pre-
indeed against General Pillow, and it is no more
than Just to give him the benefit Of his defence.
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later from Europe.


from the \ Courier and Enquirer of the 27th.l
LONDON, Saturday, June 10Th, l P M.--Advices
from Paris upt last evening have been received
since the departure ofthe mail. Prince Louis Ma
poleon and N. Rampon Lecheri are elected for the
department of Yonne and the former was also, al
the last accounts, at the head Of the poll for the
Department Of Sarthe
The streets were crowded last night. The peo-
pie appear displeased with the success of Theirs.
A large band proceeded to his house, threatening
violence, but the National Guard were posted be-
fore it. and after hooting considerably the mob dis
persed.
The Pdtrie says that the runlOr which was cur
rent Yesterday of the arrest of a great personage
was to-day the subject of conversation In the Hall
of Conference of the Assembly, At first, Ministers
affected an air of mystery on the subject; but be-
ING pressed replied that nobody had been arrested
Louis Napoleon is said to be in Paris.
The proceedings in the Assembly to-day were OF
Accounts from Bologne state that Marshal Ra-
detzky had left BolOge with nearly all the troops
under his orders A decisive battle was expected
The Sandman army is 10000 strong, and has so
pieces of cannon.
SPAIN.-Reports were current IN Madrid on the
4th. that the Carliss intended TO attempt renewal
of civil war in Spain
The following is the number of votes received by
each of the newly elected Representatives for the
Department of the Seine 1t viii be seen that
Theirs stands fifth on the list. The vote is not as
large as at the previous election:
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% Mr. B. F. Butler, in his closing speech at the
Utica Convention, made the following assertions
which we ind reported in the n. Y. Globe:
Mr.. Butler then proceeded to state tact-One
that he had never before made public. In 1874,
after the democracy OF this State had inscribed the
names of Polk and Dallas upon their standard, he
(AIr. b. received from Andrew jackson, a letter.
one Of the last ever received by him from that illus
trious man-expressing entire Appreciation of his
course on the most trying and painful circumstance
of his life, referring to Mr.. BIS course as friend
Of Mr. Van Buren, in the convention of 1919. He
went further, said Mr. b. He said at the close of
the letter, that this was buta temporary withdrawal
from Mr.. Van Buren,, of that full, generous conf
dence which he deserved, and which the democ-
racy have reposed in him.
* He closed with the following remarkable decla-
ration shall not live to see it, but you will
see the people at the close of Mr., Folks admins
tratiOn, rally TO the support of Mr. Van Buren, and
this conviction consoles me for what otherwise
might seem a tickle decision on the part of the
people.
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LIEUT., BEAUREGARD.--On the Sd instant, this
gallant Lousianian was presented with sword by
young lady, acting on behalf of the citizens of
The parish Of San Bernard He was addressed by
Capt Grayson and Messrs Bienyenu and Soul6,
10 whom he responded in an appropriate manner
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Carr. LEE-We observe in the list Of officers
who have reported to Gen. Brooke, the name of
Capt. Arthur T. Lee, Of the 9Th Infantry gentle
man no less distinguished for his social qualities in
briVaie life than for those which distinguish the
chiyalFous soldiers withal, a poetof merit
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es-yYe would refer our readers to the racg letter
Of our Baton Rouge friend
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ALABAMA SENATOR. THE Mobile Register of
the 18th inst states TINT the. Governor of Alabama
has appointed William R King 10 fill the vacancy
occasioned BY the resignation Of a. P. Bagby.
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9s- The Senate has confirmed the nominations
Of Commanders A. G. Slaughter and Oscar Bullus,
Lis. G. S. McDon0Ugh and J. Todd.
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-lIlI6q 0ldles, Is now IN New OEh
--S%e s------
Arrivals at the PRINCIPAL Hotels YESTERDAY,
- - ------
linz II Y BipcEIna, MIS- Cam W ! G5aTt IL i g MctIIy H. q
branleti Z Iiozean, u Col Crieulen Lit Whita-
ker Col Il Lane L. N Lord, 1t co Bragg Col liamtTanck
P] . leo9dS zap oPs SP A. 5Sos "a t
we'll 1t VI e Russell Il II Fouroy T A Blbb 1t I Ii Taylor
ZChapIne, Capt w Barle., Capt Holman, A B Hag
g MIS- L NJ Neal Mckee, X IHlo'SoL neaIs' Las VI Todd
- 49, - ~ ,,,:. ~ ~, n RI pr :
Alien rain c ossby, Ed%aTis Lac D b Bcykn Fur.
man, Miss keunor, Bland W Arrowslntl and son, Ala;
III, ga w A AFclOoll'
PLANTERS 1t Kendall, Capt W suIly, Ii Miller 1t
W Liley, w Hayand, Capt D w Lewis, 1t I Lewis 1t
Hull 1t Col May, 1t v Halliday 1t Lord Il ks Dq
X W MonIsOn u HOlrtay, Mexico, Brown, La; IL d
FLppen, R Flippen, Tenn.
HEWLETT'S &C W Moutou Ala; - Brashea1, La: Rev G
Gos NJ Thomson, T H Taylor, Beadey DR. Porter,
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LUcRETIA MoTT.-This woman has been lee
turing in Rochester and elsewhere, on her way
West with her husband, to visit the Cattaraugus
Indians. She opposes slavery of all kinds, and
advocates thorough education for all, Peace and
Land Reform
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ACCIDENT. On the night of the 9TH inst, about
.half-past 10 O'Clock, the towboat Daniel Webster
having IN tow ships Wapole and. Eolus, bound
down, came in contact with the steamer Bruns-
wick, having on board number of troops, bound
up the river, carrying away her wheel-house and
part Of her after-guard and upper cabin. The
ship 115us LOST part Of her figure head and had the
bands Of her bowsprit broke, with some other
trilng damage The Brunswick will be able to
proceed up the river this morning.
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YACHT ExcURsION-A New York letter has
the following " SiIas E. Burroughes, of this city
a wealthy and retired merchant, purposes starting
on a great yachting excursion in a few days. He
intends to visit England, France, Italy and other
European countries and to pay his respects to his
friend the Emperor of Russia. He will traverse
the Baltic with his beautiful clipper, and show the
nations Of the Old World a specimen Of American
life, which will make them open their eyes little
wider than they have ever been opened"
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BRITISH TYRANNY.-The latest act to exaspe-
rate the people Of Ireland has been the refusal OF
the Lord Chancellor to admit MIR. Duane and DIR.
Gray, the Freemans journal, to the profession OF
the law, lfor which their talents eminently entitle
them, because they were repeaIers
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REFoRM! REFoRMIi


Dental Operations at atehQ less than the sua1 carqes
DAR. LCENING having Just returned from Europe has
~ located himself at No 81 CANAL & szssss
Street at which place he intends establish
ing DENTAL INSTITUTE, where all VI Z
operations in Dentistry, Surgical or NIechan- ILL
zeal, viii be performed in style peculiar to himself and
warranted equal if not superior to any other mode al the
following greatly reduced rates
Full sets Of Teeth on gold plate, ...... 800 ID $50
Less than full set .........-.. from "a 10 &
Filling Teeth with pure gold ...... h. 49, Il ID q
tin or cement. Sol. 10 81
Cleaning ............SI to
Destroying the Nerve, 80 cents Extracting so cents
Ether or ChloIoiorm administered If desired
Persons Tequnng Dental Operations are requested 70 call
and Judge for themselves
- Saturday beng devoted In Apafo,,,iosl naa,anslr7
hons NO charge va be made for operaons on that day
otedeais thoroughly Instructed In all the minuiia OF
Denustg Tor slV0, ~ IN
cIoTHING -oLoTHING
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY as the present, has not
Deen Offered IN this city in the way o Bargains iaye
determined 70 close oil the entire stock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
at such prices as will induce alln want Of complete OUF
FIT TO patT0nize my establishment To those who IN
want OF Clothing respectfully inform them that viii sell
as cAedp rs me Cheapest Those who want
w INTER CLOTHES
will find it greatly to their advantage cali as my toik
large Tor tins season Of the year Alsoa aTge supply o.
sIilRTs-U HdsT.shits, brave Socks. CEayats, etc
FREDERiCANTHON.
Ell ST. Charles Hotel, corner Commonst,
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a~ To Purchasers of Clothing
ALFRED .MUNROE q CO.'S
I" ONE PRICE STORE" No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
Where may be found the Largest and

n
every description, in NewOreens.
At this every article offered the very
prce at which sold reduction any instance
be made Purchasers whether they good judges
quality of goods may assured of obtaining every
very price, without the trouble beating down, the fear OF
being cheated price goods that invariably
is the the CITY, Our stock Of Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods is now very large, comprising
Over 100000 Worth.
Made in the latest and best and warranted.
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SHORT SEssIoN,-The Legislature Of New IIamp-
shire adjourned on the 2Ith ult., after a session Of
fifteen days Among the acts passed were three
for the Incorporation Of Banks
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Of The NY. Tribune, the other day, in its ship
news, announced the arrival below, :" of two chips
and bark This was shaving it rather close.
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~ A letter from Liverpool says the general
feeling among EngIishmen III regard to Ireland is
" give her up
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LADY LEcTURER.-Mrs. Paulina S. Wright is
about to deliver series of lectures to the ladies Of
Wilmington, Delaware, on the subject Of Anatomy
and Physiology.
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o. The editor Of the Boston Bee calls the New
York Bermuda expedition a farce to which the
New York Star replies, that he would not think it
4 farce if he Joined it,
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o. 1t is stated that Gov. McNut of Mississippi,
in a speech lately at CharIestown, Va, declared he
desired no other epitaph than Here lies McNutt,
The RepudiatOr'
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Northorn and. western Markets.


NEW York June 29-.Ifonetary.- Exchange is dull.
Treasury Notes taken al IA cent prem. Money IS
tight the banks accommodating specie for their July dividends
BALTIMORE June 29f-Saes of Howard street Flour at
s. g aud Of Civ Mills at So 70 q Dbl At these rates
there sellers han buyers the supply small.
Sales Of lVlnskey tlS TO Ice gallon. Sales OF prime
sed Wheat m 81 s to 81 90 new crop, and 81 II to 81 Is,
Old crop bnshe Sales Of prime yellow Corn at "A to
fr of Oats al a TO 46c bushel Groceries without
change and dull In Provisions there activity in
aftieie-Guotations are steady.
New YoRK June 81 p M.-Flour-The demand for
regular brands fresh is good but other qualities heavy
and neglected There steady demand maintained for
Com sales OF prime white AZ cents of prime yellow at 81
81 cents per buhel Sales of Wiskey at 228 cents per
Gallon The market for Cotton as last quoted Sales
Of Neslen Lard al cents g. b. Sales oil Lead 50 IS
cNt, cash
PfliLApELPHIA June 297 2. M.--Sales of 500 sacks
Wheat at 81 Is; of prime yellow do al % cents Y busiel
Bacon Is and commands full prices Yves ern
Lardis firm at ~ cents q 10.
change from yesterday but the market is, il any thing,
dnllef The Grain market is vthout change. Groceries
are without change and quiet. Provisions without
change. Il has been raining all day.
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MoNUMENr,-A beautiful granite ober1si was
erected on the 23d u!t, at West Cambridge, Mass,
in memory Of twelve American citizens who were
slain by the British, April 10, ITS, and were all
bured in one common grave
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MEETING FOR THE SUFFERERs1o or MARTINIQUE.
Wepereeiye by the Courier Of last evening that our
cIiizens are called upon 10 meet to-norrow evening,
al O'Clock, az the ST. LOUIS Ballroom for the pur-
pose Of taking into consideration the distressed
condition Of the unhappy citizens of Martinique
aud Guadalupe Forced 70 fly from their estates,
her homes, and all that made their country and
their fresides dear to them, they are the wel-de-
serving objects Of our respect and kindly commise-
ration Mayor Crossrnall will take his seat as Presi-
dent and the different Recorders will act as Vice
Presidents and the meeting viii be addressed by
Randall Hunt, Pierre Soule, Cypren Dulour and
other eloquent gentlemen. The meeting will I'M
donbtedlY be largely attended.
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY. sIr,VrP ANT
----PI.ATEO WARE. corr, PEzlls e 49,


NELSON A. YOUNG, No. 8 Ca1ep sired -
IN would respectfully INVITE the attention of hs 4.A
friends and the public to his new and extensive ~ 90
sortment of fine English and Swiss r. 1870
LEVER WATCHES
Om the best and most celebrated manufaore Of Eondep
Liverpool, and Geneva, carefully put np and Screamed 10
fine Gold Silver Gases Of the most approved paarns "a
suit Ladies or Gentlemen. Also 70 a very large assortment
OF WATCH GS-conprisine every VARIETY al
LAD Ladies 91d Ge siI Fine Gold G! ARD CHAINS
Keys and Seals. of the laestand most
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES. Ga great yanefy y
Diamond, Ruby Garnet, Pearl, and Plain Gold FINGER
RINGS, NECKLACES, &c
"A great variety OF Gentlcmen's Shirt Studs Sleeve and
Collar Buttons, Breast Pins Scarf Pins Seal Rings Silver
SnspendeT Buckles Gold and Silver Speolacs Of every de
cnptOnt G0d and Silver Pencils, Silver SpUons Forks Guns
OF every description, Ladies' Fine SlveLplated Sheffield
Castos Candlestcks Trays &c. Levi Brown and Spenee
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens in Gold Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods, which he offers ior
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Persons from the country, wishing to purchase fine Time
Pieces, JeweTy, would do well 10 call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
EX Particular attention given to REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches al short notice, By the most skul wokmen 70
be found in the country
Y Every description OF Jeweiry made and rapsigef 20
order iy6 I'm
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l,moers Rennrtad to Gan. Brooke--Ju 8

MATRIMONIAL FELIo1TY.-There are at least
dozen applications for divorce before the present
sion Of the Court Of Quarter Sessions at Pittsbrg
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THE WoRM.--We afe happy to announce that
short time since, have been removed by the disap-
pearance of the worm, which had threatened some
plantations. These proved not to be the Simon
Pure. but a smaller worm which attacked the
grass and leaves of the cotton stalk.-Cdfdo Gdz.
FROM 4THE PLANS Qnartermaster Kennerly,
who left some time since for Santa Fe, was over
taken when about 200 miles out by an express that
bore an order for his return. He arrived this morn
ing on the steamer Julia. He brought no news. A
trader also arrived from the Arkansas, who left
some time in May. lie met with no Indians but
heard Of their being very hostile. Col Gilpin, it
was reported, had lost some of his horses. They
had been stolen by The Indians. He heard rumoE
at Nesport chat several persons had been attacked
and killed at the Sand Hills OF the Arkansas
This is probably fie same rimor that reached here
saanle time since, 10 the effect that wagon TRAN
had been attacked and several killed. sShich repor
has since been contradicted
gf'he Oregon Battalion. under the command q
cal Powell is 70 he dishauded, also the Battalion
.,,ndef die commanded Col Gilpin A battalion 8
sba RiAs Regiment viii lie sent TO the Oregon
-ron,e ar DE purpose Of erecting the stockade
there. and protecting enligrarts
ms ditiienlfy With the Mlnnebagoes continues
,,rbsy r4iIse io'leave the WahashaE prairie wher
,1gsv now are. The Siouxes have attacked and de
'.,s.51s,la Pawnee village. A party Of Indians ha
ttselaal a b,ely Of AlOrmons and killed severa
m GoSsrnnent viii find employment on ID
plains for Tie whole Rifle Regiments Lou
{lai0n, 30h af
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or We are under many obligations to Mckay &
Co.'S Express FOR papers in advance of the mail.
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH
Louisville Nashville, and New Orleans TeiegEaph

60 This Line of Telegraph is working regaarly8
Memphis to all points North and West and on the Lakes
Packages will be made up and forwarded by fast seam
boats DAILY from the Office (C0mMerclat E1eaaAge) q
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The MODERN JACK SHEFPARD-Frank Hughes,
of Philadelphia, has been sentenced to the penten-
tiary three years, for burglary He is supposed to
be the young villain who wrote his cognomen,
!" Jack Sheppard" in chalk, upon the walls of the
numerous houses he robbed during the past two
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ArriraIs at tne Prlnctpal Hotels YesterdaH.

~ George NJ. Dallas, Vice President of the
United States. is now in New York.
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GEN. TAYLOR AMONG THE WIGS IN CONGRESS
OF the wings Of the House there are but three who
refuse to support the nomination of Gen. Taylor:
Giddings and Root, of Ohio, and Mr. Palfrey, Of
ALassa chmsetts
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MORE DIsAFFECTIoN-Th universal freemen"
party recently held a mass meeting at Lafayette,
Indiana. They repudated both Cas- and Taylor.
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fzg Panama Eats,-TH RE THOUSAND Panama
ATS suitable for season, Tor SOLDIERS returning
At OF PEACE a NO. rst aaaits al the hq price
$50 per,dozen, or So so each.
a. Can at SANDS CLOTHING EMP y
ia I'm % Poydras street, corner Of Iehegptesa
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MORE DISTINGUISHED FoREIGNERs.-The brig
Allen. Capt Williams, which arrived at this port
on the 25th from the West Coast Of Africa, brought
Ahome an enormous boa constructor and female
ourang outang The boa is % feet in length, and
during the passage, produced in single night 60
eggs the aggregate weight of which was is
pounds.-Sdiem Register, ,JHne 26
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6 The steamers Hercules and Ocean, reported
TO have sailed from Vera Cruz on the Both ult.,
have been detained at thas port by the Quarter
master for the purpose Of towing in the ships from
sea that might have fallen to the leeward or other
wise been detained by adverse winds
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- There are 800 vigiters now at Cape MAY.
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GEN. TAYLoR's PosITIoN-We yesterday pub
Ished an extract from the Tuscaloosa Monitor,
concerning Gen. Tayor's Signal letter. Upon the
same subject we find the following in Washington
letter to the New York Tribune. We publish it,
promising at the same time that Washington letter
writers are not always the most reliable authority
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~ The Odd Fellows Of Franklin have formed
a Joint stock company for the erection of Hall
in that town
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Mr. DANIEL ScULLY.--We yesterday had the
pleasure Of greeting this gentleman, well known as
a Correspondent of the Picayune. He arrived from
Mexico yesterday morning, and looks as fresh and
as hearty as ever.
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BLUNDERs OF TYPEs-The Cincinnati Signal
says g Yesterday, the old brick over the canal on
Elm street. fell with loud crash, crushing in its
descent a cow which happened to be passing at the
time. For brick, read bridge and for cow, read
scour
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ag The public may ley upon pfonipness and dis aehs
Je23 tt CHARLES DoANE. Superintendent,
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n. y
The story in relation to Gen layors population OF the
PrOvso In letter BambuneT, out all mOOnshne,
of course Senator DIX, much OF gentleman TO peryeu
withhold the TRUTH gvesI understand, this version OF the
rnrnor: Sometime since lale Bambunng member OF
Congress wrote the old hero letter, asking hlm H. IN the
Signal letter. shsud be understood intend opposition TO
the extension OF slavery Gen Taylor Replied that TIE letter
SBOke t0rftSef He should nothing farther, 1t was
tellgiDie to all whO wished to understand 1t.
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rrnnps ArrlEed frorn 81 3 6ta Jaly.I, !.

gay -. -, ~, f,l5o WIS f,aot Riddle 80, Cin't
~ Mass Vols Col Wright 20,
Al One Co 81 Artillery 1t McCowan
- =. One Co Sill Infantry. CAPT; a Y Lee
0he ~. ~, ~ t "a! Williams 942 Louisville,
Detaebln' I 9Th do do. CT Phompson, ~. :. -
" 1sfaehpl, 1 Ar Ind Vols. Maj McCeyt ~ Aaqon.
Defaehno' I "a Miss Vols Capt JACKSON Nv ElchsolsH
Detachn' Il Sch Tenn Vols 81 M ICELAND ~ alells
9Th Tletaehmit 9th Ind Vols, Col Lane o42 MadisOh'
. Defaehu,' / 5th do do Ci tyHtfenden, ~,
!. Detachn, t 4tf Tenn. Vos CT W ateFhous 4oV,
oficers Reported to Gen, Brooke-Julyso
Col J. H Lane 9Th Indiana Volunteers, from VeFa Cruz
Lieut.. Col Crittenden, 9TH Indiana Vols, era cruz,
leut. z. Curley 9th Indiana Volunteers. era cruz
Lieut. z. Nicely 9TH Indiana Volunteers; era cruz,
Lieut. z, kire, 18th Indiana Volunteers, Vera CFnz
Col X. w aterhouse, 4h Tennessee Vols, Vera cruz
capt Hoffman, 9Th Infantry, Vera Cruz.
Capt. y y. Haler 4th Infantry, Puebla.
Asst Surgeon G Penn, Puebla
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, ENPLosIoN--W dsRlagfoll, jane 28.-Anolher
explosion occurred at the Navy Yard to-day. while
preparing FIRE works 10 be used on The coming An
o. July. Some Of the materials ignited, and few
building IN which The accident occurred Three
men Nereempoyed in the room at the time, and
\ they all mlraeulously escaped personal Injury
Baltimore Ssfs,
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o. The anniversary Of ST. John the Baptist, on
the 24th uit, was celebrated by the Masons through
! ont The country
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AN AMERICAN FRENCHMAN-Mr Kalsh, (ol
the firm of Theron & AIillard French Importers Of
New York city, who visited Paris on business a
short time ago. has been appointed project of one of
the departments of France, with salary of 10000
francs, between 81. goo and SIS. OOOl per annum.