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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-08

Wheeler 4 Wilson's Improved Sew1ns
Machines at reduced prices. Office 5O6 Broadway.
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There is a Charm Abo,

There is q Charm About KNOBS Hats,
that they suit every head rather they become and adorn
every wearer The hats of some makers absoiutelH make
frghts Of those wearing them. Not with Ks They
besides this the gosest The neaes and the easiest 10 the
in the city. Knoxs you know. Is No. 2l2 Broadway.
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Cr1stadoro's Hair by Q, Wigs and Torspees,
The best in the World Wholesale and RETAIL and the Dye
privately applied ut No. Aston Houoe.
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The Dry Gootln Trade.

The following comparative statement Of the imports
of foreign dry goods New York for the week and
January -
For the areek. 1859 1860. 1861.
Entered at the port. $l,292,6S7 sSo,lo3 161957
Thrown on the market. !, 1S4 1882 10000 169 300
Since Jdnucry1.
Entered the pert SAT 1899 1855 s2 % 1888 1877
Thrown on the market 4S 400 ,570724
BY the above statement will be that the entries
Of dry goods at this port the past week. well the
amount thrown upon the Market were materially below
those for the period in the two preceding years
The aggregates since the LIST of January also much
less. OF the goods entered for consumption wooens
amounted to S24 Sl7 cottons IS 2O8 silks, S. 903 fax
s2,41 and miscellaneous articles, s., 1874. We annex
summary of the movements
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LIFE BALSAM.


RHEUMATISM MOST Forms; ALSO, SCOFuLA.
ERvsPKAs, SALT RHkUA PIMPLEs BLoTCHEs Old Ulcers,
Fever eores the worst of Diseases the Blood
rial Complaints Debility, Liver and Kidneys, IEcipen
sompons de- certainly by this great purifier
HYATT'S LIFE BALBAM has cured thousands cases
these and similar Diseases and will most certainly any
which be reached by medicine, II accord.
with directions
HYATT's LIFE BALsAM cured willett Jarvis ESQ III
Hicks street. Brooklyn of deep and terrible ex
after his phvscsns had decided ampuaon was neo
saly TO hia life.
HYArTs LIFE BALsAM cured Mr.. r. Rice q GrSve
street and II Clinton Market of inaammatoy rheumatic
and govt efter he had been crippled for years.
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured Mr.. E. B. Holly docsr-
MASTER III Madison street. of terrific ulcer he hal
been in the Broadway Hospital six month"; and then thought
II TO be nfurable.
PRINCIPAL OEPor GAG GRAND STREET.
70 aOrrLE; SIX -.
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SiaCe JAuuaRy of,ooo
The business during the week. except in military goods
has been extremely limited. This is usually the dun
season Of the year. but is marked this year with more
than common stsgnatn
In the absence Of movements Of Importance outside OF
the demands Of government attempt to go into de-
tails Of the light trade doing would in q measure
prove waste OF time and space.
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THE SECOND REGIMENT.

squad Of men, numbering one hundred and fifty, I'M
der command of Captains Reid and Kennedy, will leave
the armory of Seventh street and Hall place. this
afternoon for the purpose Of joining the regiment in
Washington. Any person DESTROYS OF going with them
80 by applying this morning before ten O'Clock at
the armory.
The who have volunteered to join Company G, Of
Second regiment at Washington, hereby ordered TO
appear at the recruiting Office 16S Fulton street, at nine
O'Clock this morning. they leave for Washington to-
daY.
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MEDICAL AID TO THE ARMY.

NEW YORK, June 6, 1861. !
The Undersigned on behalf of the New York Medical
Association for supplying lint bandages, &C., to the
army desires TO acknowledge with gratitude the mpor
tan aid received in their work from the different sOce
ties churches schools and individuals in the city and
vicinity Without such aid it would have been mpossi
bic to have given this association Its proper efficiency
The extremely liberal manner in which it's wants have
been met has Of itself precnded the possibility OF
knowedging in detail the contributions it has received
TO have done would have involved expense Of at
least six hundred dollars per month for advertisngan
expense which the existing state OF their finances would
hardly have justified them in mourning They trust that
this will be received q sufficient apology for appa
rent neglect and that the societies will continue their
contributions as heretofore. main object OF this
ganzaton bias been to systematic the benecence Of
cetes and individuals, and TO the public and the
army as far as possible against delay and loss. They
have reason TO believe that they have thus far been
cessul in their efforts scarcely regiment having gone
20 the field from New York scarcely passed through
New York which has not received supplies from their
stock. At the close of their labos is proposed
sh full statement Of their operations in pamphlet form
s: CoNANT FOSTER, N. o., Chairman Exec. Com.
WN DLrM
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Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Vesey street. Aston House. opposite the church
Hi1I's Hair Dye, 50 Cents, Black or
Brown Depot No. Barclay street. Inimtable Hair Cutting
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THE EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.

THE EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.
A COMPANY FROM FLUSHING FOR SICELEs BRIGADE.
Company A. Captain Geo. B. Quarterman, of the Flush
ing volunteers passed Office yesterday their
way from the ferry to the City Hall Park, where they
were reviewed by General eickles. They were accom-
panied by drum corps and the members Of No. En-
CINE company After the review they proceeded to Staten
island, where they enrolled into General Sckes'
Excelsior Brigaae.
Contracts were made yesterday for 1000 gray Shirts
10 eco pair stockings and 10 600 pair Of Shoes all to
be epeediy delivered The brigade s indebted to Quar-
termaser Taylor for his zeal and energy IN this matter
An coon the regiments mustered into the United
States service new will be furnished them from
Governors island upon receipts from the Adjutants OF
the different regiments Of the command ~ 10 decided
by Secretary War that the men should at once be
made keep their pieces in proper order and that all
imperfect at the time Of departure from the Island
shall be returned and new ones furnished
WYOMING COUNTY COMPANY FOR sICKLEs BRIGADE
Captain Benefits company of volunteers, organized
for the war; In Perry Wyoming county N Y, instead oil
Perry COUNTY as stated yesterdays papers, but ex
cuded, with about hundred other companies because
they too late in rendering their muster roll, have
been accepted by Gen. Sckes for his brigade Captain
Bennett had experience in the United States
Army orderly sergeant for four years. and has
filled up his Compsny with picked men. Besides being
GOOD officer he is also physician surgeon II Ia
General sckes conditions OF acceptance which are that
thew shall bear their expenses, ut east mala
apy charge upon him for their transportation from Wyo-
ming county TO this place, which will be nearly FIVE hun
try but whether they will be willing to pay their own
expenses TO thici remans to be seen II seems to be
the opinion Of Mr. f. s. Glet who represents them here
that they will not.
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THE BLIND ASYLUM AND THE ARMY.
The Ladies' Army Association tender their thanks to
the pupils Of the Blind Asylum for the boxes of lint ban
dages &c presented to Mrs. Oscar Coles for the society
f. E. CHESTER, Secretary.
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DEAD THE LETTERS FROM ALEXANDRIA
IL in the
LEADER
Of to-dsy.
Letters from the
SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT
and
THE FIRE ZOUAvE3
LEADER
Of to-day
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THE ST. ANNE'S LADIES' RELIEF ASSOCIA.
TON

WASHINGTON, June 1, 1861.
Reviao 6y the President and Gen. ScoNCdpture cf Secs
sion Vesss-Regimestdl Courtesis, dc.
DEAR SIR-Last Thursday we went TO the White House
to be reviewed by the President and General Scott.
There were several other regiments present. We have
not yet received any order to the field Of battle,
but expect to at any moment. Yes
terday we had camp inspection Of KNAPP
Sacks &c. We are all well and enjoying the
best Of health and have good fare as any other re-
gjment here and Ander set of officers there
In any regiment. The New York papers were in error
in SAYING we were in Alexandria We camped about
about two miles from Washington on Seventh street.
1t most beautiful camp ground and more wholesome
than in the city Washington full Of OF soldiers which
gives quite warlke aspect. There are two soops at
the Navy Yard taken from the secessonists there
sixteen sloop and thirty six on the other.
Company C, on last Friday evening sent our company
invitation to go to Colonel Woods tent for the pur
pose of giving him serenade. When we reached there
we sang the "star Spangled Banner" and "America."
From there went to Our Captains (Debevoise),
and gave him three cheers and sang few songs when
he out and made long speech in which he said
he glad to his fellow soldiers in such good Spirits
and he hoped that, with the aid Of Divine Providence
they would continue to keep until we met the enemy.
The two companies then separated and returned to their
TENTS after giving several cheers for each other We
have good many excellent singers in our company,
which serves to while away hour or two very
PLEASANTLY J. E., Company q, Fourteenth regiment.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN the CITY.
COLONEL WILSON'S REGIMENT-ANOTHER
POSTPONEMENT

IOo1TONEmENx A.
Tho departure of Colonel Wilson'S Zouaves post
poned again yesterday and it is given out that the
regiment will not be able to get of before Monday
Tuesday next Some important changes to be made
the destination Of the troops and their mode Of
veyance to the seat Of the Instead OF going to
Washington, via Baltimore is said that the Zouaves
Will be sent secret service, and that the steamship
Vanderbilt 10 now being fitted up TO convey them to the
mort of destination
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COLONEL MING'S "NEW YORK'S OWN" REGI-
MENT.

The Union Defence Committee have taken action in
reference to this regiment yet. They will be in.
spected on Monday morning next at Nlemans Hall
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THE CAMPS IN OUR VICINITY.

The only boat allowed to land at Rkers Island Fort
Schuyler Sunday any other day. with passengers,
is the Major Anderson the suffers boat By order Of the
commandments Of the posts. G. FARRELL.
MCDONOUGH.
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meeting of Company X, Second regiment Fire Zou-
ayes, will be held at 272 Greenwich street, at half past
six O'Clock this evening" to join in the parade for inspec
tion By order OF d. D. PURTEI.L, Captain.
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The exports OF cotton domestic goods larger and
chiefly made 10 China as will be seen from the follow
ing table,
EXPORTS OF DoMEH,cs FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE 8, 1861.
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Whittier are we Tending 7

The Sheriff at Allentown, Pa, on
Thursday, called out posse to protect the
Democrat and RepuJttcaner (German)
printing Offices from an anticipated mob.
The papers are Democratic. Intense ex,
ctement prevailed.
The copies of the New York Doily
Nc'cs of Thursdays issue, intended for
distribution in Philadelphia, the West and
South, were seized by the Martial on the
boat at Philadelphia, and their delivery
to the public prevented.
The Marshal at Philadelphia also seized
the Christian Observer Office, (Presbyteri-
an, and it was rumored that he intended
to take charge of the Catholic HcroM and
Visitor. Bishop Woods organ. Whittier
are We drifting!
The Stark County (Ohio) Democrat was
destroyed few days ago by an abolition
mob.-The Democrats were much incen-
scd, and trouble among the people was
feared.
Those engaged in the mob at Easton
are to be arrested, and will no doubt be
most severely dealt with.
The New York Duly NcvS, in speaking
of the action of the Marshal at Philadcl-
.phia, says;
"Whilc we feel that the most sacred of
the private and public rights which an A
merican citizen may enjoy has been viola
ted in pure wantonness, We record the fact
and our protest again t it more in sorrow
than surprise. 1t is but one moro mile
stone in the nations downward road. 1t
is but enc new signal~light to wake and
warn slumbcring people to a realization
of their duty and their threatening fate.
We shall endeavor manfully to bear our
part Of the fortunes of the storm-pru-
deutly, we trust, but unfinchingly and
until the pen is wrenched from our hand
one press, at least in New York shall dare
to be free, and to speak without permit
from the hand of arbitrary power"
The Day Book says;
"Lct the freedom Of the press be inter-
fered with, however, and no one can an.
swer for the consequences. Ne,o York is
a st"mJering earthQuake. Already the
mutterings OF an angry storm have been
heard. he great social problem that has
met mankind at every turn-the eternal
hostility 6cteceen cap,taL and 1abor-is yet
unsolved. 1t is never wise to turn a sim
pie opponent into deadly enemy. But to
attack the freedom ofpress, and thousands
will cry for revenge, sooner or later, who
would never have thought of it before
H,,1S an easy maitr 10 start req oiutioat,
but a d..Gc.h one 10 st,pU.
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q ss5- Tortugas, to which point the mu-
tineers of the Rochester regiment have
been sent, and whittier the malcontents of
the Troy regiment will no doubt follow to
work out the period of their enlistment, is
bleak and barren sand-key in the Gulf
CT Mexico, about one hundred miles south
west from Cape Sable, 1t is chcerless and
Uncomfortable, desolatcd by simoons and
Pcopled by venomous reptiles, decidedly
one of the most uncomfortable points to
which the government is obliged to send
Its subordinates, The mutineers bani.hed
to Tortugas do not go as soldiers, but as
unarmed lab9rcrs, and will be compelled
to work upon Notifications, as much as
penitentary convicts do in quorrics and
sand-Lauks.
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sss- The September No. of the Atlantic
Monthly is at hand, 1t has the usual
amount of matter, of the usual cxcellen
The Publishers state that they will "give
to its future issues political tone in keep
ing with its high literary standing, dcvo.
ting much of its space to the discussion of
important aspects of the great questions
Of the day." If fairly written, these ar
ticles would be of great value. The old
contributors viii continue. Address
Ticknor Il Fields, Boston, SIS 90 year.
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Es- The census always shows some
queer facts. The women of England have
n most dull and comfortlcss lookout before
them.
1t is ascertaincd by the last British cen.
sus, that the increase of males in ten years
--977 ,627 was much less than the increase
OF females-l,l5G,4s0. The females in
creased in excess Of males l7s,s62 BY
the census of ISL, the proportions of
males was 100 to lo5; in the new popu
lation it was 97 to ll5.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-31

Uniformity of Prices "A New Feature in IIu sInos
Every one his avn Salesman! JONES d co. of the
crescent One irIrc Clothing store, No. 200 Market street
above SKIN Philadelphia.
IN addition 10 having the largest, most varied and
iaH'niinhlt stock Of Clothing in PHdephin made rS.
tssly FOR retail salcs have COustiIirdrv one hi,
own salesman by having marked in figures on each ar.
clc AT thivcry lowest price it be- SOLD for so they
cannot pos 'lb'y vury-a must buy alike,
The goods are well sp0nged and prepared AMI great
pans taken "il tile making 50 that all buy with the
lni assurance {" getting good article NJ the very low
the atcat sy and best qualities which will br made
10 order, III "" most fashionable and best Iinntr %
per cent below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent, i'll Market above Sixth Street
No -uU JONES < co.
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SD- The September Term of Court
which begins on Monday next, will proba-
bly, continue through the week. The civil
list is not large; but there are five persons
in Jail for various olfenses, and some under
rccognizance to appear; which if all dis
posed of will keep the court ordinarily
busy for some days.
AT the next following court there will
DO some change in the personnel of the
officers. Mr.. Josiah II. Furman will be
the Sheriff, and McRcynolds and Baldy
Associate Judges,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-31
A CARD TO TIE LADIES.
DR.. DupOncO's Golden Pills for Females.

Ifdiihc IN corrcctRg regUdting and remoring all Oh.
StrHctiOHs from nhGtcrer cdHse and dIudgs
successful as a prereHtirc.
The Combination Of ingredients in DIR. Duponc o. =
Golden Pils are perfectly harmless. They have been
used in the private practice Of old Dr. Dupunco over
thirty years, aud thousands of ladies can testify to
their great aud never fang in almost every
case, IN correcting irregularities, relieving painful and
distressing lcnStruhtion particularly at the change of
life. From five To ten pills will cure that common vet
dreadful complaint, the Whites. Nearly every female
i'll the and suffers from this complaint The above pill
has permanently cured thousaRdr, and will cure YOU il
you Use them. They cannot harm YOU on the contrary
they remove al obsruCtions, nature prop.
erclaiintl aud invigOratc the whole stem. 1adis
whose health VIII not permit increase Of Family,
VIII hhd these pills a successful preventive.
These Pills should not be taken during the first tn rec
months of pregnancy, they sure bring On mis-.
carriage but at any other time they safe.
Pricc, 81 per box. Sold, wholesale and retail, by
NJ HAGENBjCII, Drupgisf.
Sole agent for Bloumsburg, Pa.
lug Him SlOO to the BlOomsburg Post Office. can have
these pills sent To any part of the cosnry confidential.
ly) and free of Postage by mail. sold also by NJ H.
Rank Il Co. Danville. J.. ]. Fry, Tamaqua, j. A. Polk
Mauch bhunk, and by Druggist every Town and
city in the United States
~ u. Look out for cOuntcrfeits. Duy no Golden Pills
of aud kind unless every box is signed s. d. Howe All
others are base imposition and unsafe therefore, as
yon value your lives aud health 10 say nothing of BE-.
ing hnmbuggcd out of your money! buy only OF those
who show the signature of :, ID. Howe on every box
which mas recently been added, account Of recent
counterfeit Ofthc Pills.
=, d HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Dec. %, lSGO-Iy,
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nS- Bishop ODESnEIMER during the
past year confirmed 6l3 persons in the
various Episcopal Churches in New York.
The prescut number of Clergy in the dio- =
eese is los; families, 3,s33; individuals
1854; communicates, 5,955; Sunday
School scholars, 7,l45; parish de ,7G3;
offerings for al purposes, Sll2 ,G27 ,O2
in the Diocese 81, ,ll5,I2 were contributed
t, the relief of the Kansas sufferers.
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nss- To morrow is the Fourteenth sun.

nB- To morrow is the Fourteenth Sun.
day after Trinity and it is claimed that
upon this day 55Os, B, c., God rested
from the labor of Creation.
Old style ended September ., 1852.
Dog Days end.
Hudson river discovered September 4,
1909.
First Continental Congress assembled
at Philadelphia, September 5, IVA.
General La Fayctto born September @ g,
1857.
Hannah Moore the authorcss, died Sep,
tsmber 7, 1888.
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DS- We sec it stated that the indications
from the South are that an extraordinary
sugar crop will be harvested in the south
western States. On large number of
Pl antatons the cane is much in advance of
that Of 1853, which was, by far, the most
prolific in sugar ever known in the history
Of those States. Nothing but an early
frost can prevent the growing crops from
being the largest over harvested.
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Prescription for Opinions Sake.

Some of our whole souled, liberal l-min
ded entcrprising Republican business men,
of this place, have conceived the magnani.
nous idea of crushing out the Intelligent
GER, and breaking up the Democratic party,
by stopping the paper and Withdrawing
their advertising patronage. This ingcn-
ious conspiracy was concoctcd and set on
foot few days ago by a genius, whose
massive brain lies chiefly below his waist
band, and the next morning the Republi,
can business men were duly visited aud so
licitcd to sign the agreement" Quite a
number at once fell in with the movement,
while few who were more sensible ,shrewd
or, less partizan in their feelings, held
back and asked time to consider. In pur.
suancc of the ''plan' or "plot," we receiv-
cd with in the last three days, ten discon-
tinuances, which sums up nearly all the
Republican business men of the place who
have given US their patronage.
Now, we are by no means disposed to
find fault with this action of our neighbors.
No one is required, or expected to take the
MttHtgencer, to advertise in its colums
any longer than he finds it convenient,
profitable, or agreeable to do So and in
these times of depression, in the business
affairs of the country, it is not surprising
that sane of our business men should find
it necessary to curtail expenses; especially
IN view of the increased public burden
which we shall all soon be required to bear
under the present prohigatc and corrupt
State Administration. We repeat, there
fore, that we have no word Of complaint to
utter, and to show that We entertain 10
malice, we shall, as soon as the names arc
"all in," advertise them Gone week, graf
is, so that our Democratic friends NAV
know where to iud this class of business
men.
1t is evident, however, that these men
have never studied the PHILOSOPHY of bu.
Siness,' nor are they acquainted with the
science of "stopling' paper, and few of
them seem to have any idea of the differ.
encc between the Administration and the
Government. AS soon as We can find time
to devote to these subjects, We shall give
them the result of our reflections and OBJ
servations, and send them copy of the
paper. At present we must attend to the
interests of our patrons.
Lest any of our friends should be ap.
prehensivc that this "shock" may make us
"topplc," we beg leave to assure them that
the HteHigenccr "still lives," and that it
will not suspend We shall continue
from week to week, to furnish our readers
with the usual amount of general news, as
well as sound political matter, We shall
continue to sustain the Government, (which .
as We understand it, does not mean any
particular administrator the Constitution
and the Union, as We have ever done, not
the mis'represent ations of these
Sece ders, We shall continue to oppose the
Southern rebellion, and also endeavor to
check the progress of the sihlcd treason of
the "higher law" disunionists Of the North,
who arc proclaiming that "thcro can be
no peace or Union, until slavery is wiped