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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07

KiYDLrSG WooD.-This city has been curtailed Of
its supply of kndling wood, the consumption Of which
Is enormous, about "a million OF dollars having been
annually invested in this department. Of business, by
the closing of the ports OF North Carolina The dealers
in this city are now turning their attention 70 New
Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07

NEw-YoRK PRoDrcE ExcBANGE.-At an election
held Mt the New.York Produce Exchange yesterday,
for officers for the ensuing year, the following
chosen:
Pyesiieaf John p Wright
~. py,, 9eus--Jsmes r. Nallsce'
.y, joLS j. Kinssord, samuel Nmmons George O.
sss,l,s Lnnson George b. Powell EdwgId VI. Banks
@ p ssge ~ W. Coleman, Baldwin n. Fox, John w.
Thone, Isaac n. Reed - q ,.yn,,
4,bdcafoa Comuner-Dwtgh Jennson, Johh o. " ihagnss
r 4, Winans helson Young A. ilosglAld
gr,rs of ElsclioA.-John J. Marvin, Wm r. Coe ssmu4
IyS,Ses-Francis NJ French Stephen d. Harrison, Wm.
Newman edward J. Lowbeg Robert Randolph, William VI
M,pssu DIV Cromwell Adon Smith IT,, John ID. Wright
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-For ALB

IA NY and TROY, CONNE(
and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chafnbersst.
Express, : and II a. IA, and $50
aud 3 p N.
TOY AID Albany with sleep
ing-ca-l, li:45 y. ~.
PougEkeepsie train, 8 am.
u: , and Up M
Peek,kih trsiu, 5:0P. m.
Sing Sing train. y.JJ Z. IA. az,
5:45 and 4:J0 p. m.
Fishkill train, I 30 p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07

NETWORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY X. Il.
4<-FoT ALBANY, TROY, NORTH and WEST Spring ar
r,prepept commenc NJ MONDAY HAY i, lebl ll:AJ H.
fast Express 26tl at station For Whhamsonose,
White Pains Plaus and oil local 4, see sole
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whs Latest nSws from tho Seat OF war
Map showing the Position Of the Rebels
I'm Vtrg1ntA~~Hfghiy Important no,o'
nsnts An Wostern yirgtniA- SHARP
Work in Acknowledgement or the
Rebels-News from, fhe West-Tne --latest
News-Markots. SC,
The WssALN HRAo, for the present week, will bs
ready this morning at eleven ocsceS In ts psges wa
De touIdrhe Latest Dispatches from the Sea! Of War
giving the Novements Actions aud Prosert Position
thu Unon Forces large and correct Nap OF tts i,ae Of
operations In Virginia. showing the Position OF the ebs
hasautcrs, their Batteries gntiencarcsrts ErcAap
ents and tho Notifications for the Protectioa Rrh
uond highly Important Intelligence from Western VIZ
gnARepcrt OF tAe Prccssdirgs OF the wheehg CorToa
tcn, this Reputation Of tbs Acts or the Secession Cen
vacation, the formation OF new governmens FOR enc
oats Of Virginia, and the Election Of Union ovsrror
Al Account Of the Severe Fight at Bonneville Missouri,
between the Union ard Rebel Forces, IN which three
hundred rebels slain; An account OF tne Battle
Vienna Tie Latest Intelligence from tbs Rebel Camps in
virginia; An Account Of tho Evacuation Of Hsrpc-'s
Ferry by the Rebels The Latest Reports from Fortress
fonroe important intelligence from the s,st Of war In
the West, with record Of al the st!rrs Greats OF the
post week Ia al parts o. the country.
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Ne saes.oa everything having ssea sers. up ia ss,

,.e 'ess:oa, everything having sser see. up IA ta.
four O'Clock when the Colonel summoned his AIDS 70 pro
CO. to White street 70 join the regiment The line OF
10 % ana bsoc salosaw 70 Canal through
meat were ready for the start No delay Of any conss
quence WAS had, and they marched down Broadway 70
pier NO North RIVER amidst the enthusiastic cheers Of
thousands OF spectators At pier No the KIN ven Ku
took them on board and got under way for Ezabethpo
about six O'clock from whence they started By rail for
Washington, via taston Harrisburg aud Baltimore last
night
The following tribute from the pen OF patriot is not
tfown away On this noble regiment and gives Just es
innate Of their worth "a soldiers
PRO PATRIA.
The grand old earth shakes At the tread Of the
VINO meet, as Of old, In defence Of the true;
AL hall to the stars that aye set IL their banner,
AS each column wheels by,
Hear their hearts battle cry,
IL VIA Warens, Ills sweet for our country to die.
Lancaster and Coco, Iacnnia and Concord,
oa outh and Kesne, send their salworth young
From the arse Of the sea- nom the n TOP and glen
AS each column Wheels by,
Hear their hearts battle cry,
II was WarTen's 'rs sweet for our country 70 die.
The prayers CT fair women, like leg Ions OF angels
Aas .Ae ,KDs q !. Glory, t6e Chief Of al Armies,
As each column wheels by,
ear TIER tearis' battle cry.
Wae naIreLs, lib sweet tor our country to die.
JUS ~, 1861 THOMAS BAu.Y AIDRICH.
The suhjoned is list Of the onicers--
req and Scg 0sce.saColoos!, Gilman Nsrston; Lieu
nnanttoonei Frank s. Fhke Major Josiah Stevens, Jr
Aojutsat, Samuel G. langley Quaitsrmaster, John e.
Godney; Surgeon, Dr.. George H. Hubbard; Chaplain,
- Company A--capt. + Barker, Lieutessn.s MetcaN and
Cs.fany SCspt &C. Griffin, and Lieuteaants walker
and Colby.
y, Company Capt. James W. Carr, and Llsutsnanss
Comgany D-capt. Hiram Rollins, and L,sutenAnts
Say! ana Parmenter.
Gmfony Capt Leonard Drown, and Lieutenaa.s
Smith and Thompson.
company E-Capt Thomas Stow and Iieute Giants Little
ae'd a1d Young.
Company G-Caps Erhram Western, and Lieutenants
Farr and Rogers.
Company HCapt Ichabod Pearl, and Lieutenants Pat.
terson and Prescott.
eemrang h-Cspt z. L. Bailey, aud Leuteuants lang
ley and Hubbard.
Company K--Capt ". O. Sides, ard Lieutenanta God
frey and Raud.
number Of distinguished military gentlemen accom-
psuy tie regiment to Washington.
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CAMERON ZOUAvEB.

Recruiting oces for the above corps will be opened
Monday next at 100 Bowery and 64s Broadway None but
first class men will be received This regiment will be
mustered into service Immediately upon reporting
full They will be armed with Enfield rites. The follow
ipg order has been issued
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 2.
HEADQu ARTKRs CAMERON ZoUAvns,
JUNE q, 1851. (
The officers OF tie above regiment viii meet at the
Aston House, room No. 20, at one O'Clock P. 22d
inst Names for the commissioned officers will be
presented consideration and other important
TO be Transacted. By order Of
G. +. VAN DIZER,
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding.
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THE OCCUPATION OF PIEDMONT BY THE
REBELS.

FROM me wheeling lntellgenCer, June ~
GRAFTON, June 10, 1861.
The rebel forces from Iomney burned the railroad
bridge over New creek, 90 miles west Of Cumberland
early this mcrnirg and marched on to Piedmont which
place they hold 1he telegraph wires cas-! Of Pied
mont were cut by them. Their number is variousy esi
mated at from COO to eco Notice given Of their
leave vhen cur informant left. All the engines beiorg
ing to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fred up aud
sent west TO Grafton The greatest excitement prevailed
bridges, were reported killed. On the approach CT the
rebels to belmont the operator closed the telegraph
Office ard fed and we have mears Of ascertainng
what damage Is being done. Communication by ra be.
tween CT mberlard and this place is cut off,
Information thought to be reliable, says 500 troope
in the reiRhborhood Of Beverly and Phippi, and
that an attack will be made on the latter pace. ihere
con be no doubt but the rebel! in Western Virginia have
contemplated. The Union troops viii be equal to any
cm@ gency large achievements will probably reach
here IN few days force sufficient to guard Cheat
river brtge has been sent forward from here.
In connection with the above the In.lligncer etate
By the arrival Of the train from Grafton last light,
learn that the cars which left here yesterday morning
did no. beyond that point in consequence Of the
from Piedmont and points beyond 1t seems tina. the
bridge at Twenty Mile creek was ournod early yes
and a. other points between Piedmon. and Cumberland n
force preparatory 10 descent on the folmer place,
where they expected to surprise. Colonel Waliace ,
Berley's company from Cumberland who were stationed
out at the bridge burned were taken prisoners s1i that
the rebels had cut the wires and taken up the rats after
them. We not able TO gather further particulars
" ia supposed that that the retel force strong and
that IS made up Of several detachments from Hapers
Ferry and is commanded by Gov. Wise
P. S.-Since writing the above, We have Geographic
dispatches from Grafton giving the latest there.
We have also despatch from Louisville, Kentucky
giving extract from Tenn paper which t
afford clue TO The breaking OF the camp al Easrs
Ferry Il was done, that paper states so Is % allow
the tr'eps TO come this way aud meet General sccs
reports last night lend force to this news, arc 81
INDICATE that sSas YEA al least part " thsr 2gnSrsr
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
DEPARTURE OF COL. McCUNN,s REGIMENT

DEPARTURE OF COL. MoCUNNS REGIMENT.
This regiment leaves the city this afternoon at six
o'clock, for Washington, via the Camden and Amboy
Railroad. Yesterday the men received their uniforms
and they are now we'll equipped win everything. Is
not expected that the regiment will have any unnsces
sary delay in the capital bat that they will proceed d.
rectly to the seat OF war
Colonel J. r. AcCnna begs leave TO acknowledge the
magnificent and timely donation to his regiment Of large
quantity Of superior under clothing for the OF
sick In the hospital and the n camp frsm the bene
violent ladies Of Trinity church through Mrs. Dr. Ogby
1t aorcs him the greatest satisfaction N acknowledging
the above to state that he has received very many other
manifestations Of kindly beneyo.ence towards his
from the various phanthropc associations for the relief
and comfort Of the volunteer soldier.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, SOLDIERS IN TIL
SICKLES BRIGADE.

lfTUm tne BVstvn 'efHIu) JUNE T
Captain }. T. Burgess of Cambridgeport who took his
company TO New York Monday last join the Siokles
Brigade, returned to Boeton yesterday morning. to set
tie up some business matters. The Massachusetts, men
opportunity offered them, erything being found
represented to them The troops are now encamped at
numbers 500 men, is rapidly alllrg up 1t is expected
that will have it's full complement-50O0 men-by TO-
morrow. United States officers commenced 10 muster
the troops into service yesterday Out CT eighty
men belonging to Captain Burgess company all except
one passed examination Captain Burgess will return to
Camp sco,t this afternoon and will take with him fifteen
coed, able bodied to Gil up his ranks He desires
that these who wish to enlist shall be at williams Hail.
Cambri6geport before three O'Clock P. n.
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SCOTT RIFLES.

The 'iEe officers will report at the regmentai head
quarters, No. Is Beekman street, Saturday 22d inst
at quarter to four O'Clock, where they will drill from
four 10 ak O'Clock BY order
CaAs. LIE GENDRE, Lieut. Col, Commanding.
MARCUS B. MoSCK, Acting Adjutant
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THE CAMPS IN OUR VICINITY.

Tie steamer Major Anderson will visit all the camps TO-
day. for the purpose of giving the friends Of the SOL
ciers an opportunity to visit the and to allow others to
zee what camp life is It is expected that the Rev. Hen
ry Ward Beecher will preach before the Brooklyn Pha
anx now stationed at North Brothers, and there will no
doubt be large crowd to hear him The boat will make
three trips, stopping and taking up passengers at Brook
lyn and Williamsburg each trip.
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BROOKLYN LIGHT INFANTRY.

Captain Dunns company Of Brooklyn Light Infantry
about to join an organization that will proceed South in
few days For the purpose of making the necessary ar
rangemens, meeting of the company will be held at
the Brooklyn City Hall, to morrow afternoon at Ave
O'Clock Punctual attendance is requested. few more
men will be accepted 10 fill up vacancies
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Married.

Married.
AsIEN-WARD ON Wednesday evening, June 10, By
the Rev. Peter Striker in the Reformed Dutch churcs
il Thirty fourth street Isaac AsTyS 10 sEINA B. WAsp
BytI-BRAog On Thursday, June 20, by the Rev. Ste
phcn f. Tying, Jr RoBERT BIL to Miss JULIET E., daagh
Ter Of Thomas and Mary Elizabeth Brace all Of this city
Rhode Island papers please copy.
Bxoogs-HusmaI. Wednesday, June 10, by the
Rev Charles n Nichols, Of Flushing l., Capt CHARLES
T. Bsooss Of San Francisco California, to Miss A2aA L.
H,BsKlL Of Huntington, Conn.
Brio geport Conn papers please copy.
BUCKHoUS-WgIEs AT Harlem, on thursday, June %,
By the Rev. J. B. Wakeley NJ. JonN D BucBHour OF
White Plans N y, 10 Miss HARRIET S., eldest daughter
OF The late Edward C. Weeks, Esq., OF Harlem, n. Y.
WAK-NAvUL --On Wednesday, June 49, by the Rev.
f. B. Gillette Mr.. JoEs WAITS 10 Miss HEN LOUISE NEW
BILL, ali Of this city
Wocrs-SUspRiAsp.-OnTh Thursday, June 90 by the
Rev. Dr Burchsrd, Mr. T1oe O. WctDs OF this city, TO
Hiss Laura A. SUNDERLAND, OF Ridgeaed, Conn
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PRESIDENTS LIFE GUARD,

The Presidents Life Guard, Col Goodwin Is being filled
at the headquarters, 500 Broadway None enrolled
but those who supposed to be moral and true men,
and who will DO credit to themselves their officers and
sher country This regiment has been warmly end.
ed nom many pupts in New York and Brooklyn, a. the
design is 10 have regiment which shall be high In moral
tone and free from most Of the vices Of camp life. An
early application Of the right stamp OF will soon fill
the regiment, and thus secure orders to march.
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CLINTON RIFLES.

Officers connected with the above corps are requested
to attend meeting Of importance for the transaction Of
special busines. at the headquarters 81 william street.
this day at twelve n attendance will be consider
ed as withdrawal from the organization.
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YOUNG'S KENTUCKY LIGHT CAVALRY.

hundred ard fifty men from this city recruiting office
has been opened at 1879 Bowery in charge Of Lieutenant
Abohbot, and others VIII be opened by Monday next
Captain Lyon Isaacs, formerly OF Company A. troop New
York Hussars, who will be connected with Youngs res.
nent, be seen at 5a9 Broadway where any nforma
ticn respecting the regiment be obtained. stters
for Major Raat gs Can be addressed to $50 8roaaEay
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Drawings OF Il. France & Co.'s Della
Observation-Disclosures by sos OF Assembly psssed Jsau
Ary. 1850 Grants 10 run twenty years
SUSSEX COurxY-CLAss if3 Drawn Surs q. 1861.
5, 65, SO, IL, Sc, II, IT. &c, "a, 3, so, Il, rs
CossoLIpArxp-CLAssl ITO, Drawn June 81. 1861.
a, 20, 90, H. l, Is, 10, "a, ~, sc, s, rs, Gs.
OrsulArs cent tree Of Charge BY addressing
E. TaAECK Co, kAnAgerN,
Hln..uS.ou UoAVuse
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cus ar. the vs.se,rth ward, marched thsoagn F,u--
Neusa street TO Brosd~ay and thence TO the City Hal
Tie srse.s throughout ste lice o. the procession
thxcrsed people and the regiment the recipient
Of mls. latterlg ovation. Arrived at the Park Bar
racks the nen wsrs afswn Up IN ,ne ana supper
d. lstions and the regiment counter marching
parsed the City Hall broke into columns and In
that proceeded down broadway, around the Bat
terry a .hence 70 per No 2, where they embarked on
board tie seemer Red Jacket for Amooy there to take
the train for iadepnia and Washington The embarka-
tcn which was ei.eiea in most orderly manner, was
the occasion Of many eafu adleus between the soldiers
and tAelr t!eLds ,te regiment has departed with 500
vita Spf ireueld mOssets.
One evt- only has occurred 10 din In some measure
The Joy o. the regiment al las departure, vi2rhe sudden
death yesterday morning Of oi it's officers FIRST Lieu
tenant r Stewart dart, Of Company Z. Mr. Hart, WHO
s son q Judge Hart, was tab On III short Me snes
at tse me ment his regiment was making perpetrators 10
deRsr IT, ,.n ~, =, ~. ,oo.rs
FySd-Ccsobei, seymour Lansing; Lieutenant Colonel
Thos. +. Aorris; Major, cherries a. johnson.
G.aG--1 tjutapt, ). Bfainerd Taylor Surgeon, j. c.
Stewart. Quarsermaster, Gardiner Spring Ha Wes ASS
tant snk on D. shipmsn; Chaplain, Thos Q. Career.
L,ne-5ompeny A. apt.to, Chas a smith; First Lieu
tensnt Geo. Rey nods Ensign Romeyn Bcgardus.
teesrt, Jehn rcksrs; Ensign Charles Gilbert.
Company C-Captain, John W. Iycn; First Lieutenant,
Micah P Kelly; Ensign, Charles EyerdelL
Company D--Captain, William c Grower; First Lieu
oas Ts hsu.en
ant, George c. Soten Ensign, John T. McCann.
liarn MAttocks.
corp.cy Captain, James q: Demarest; First Lieu
tenant, Lutt .r Caid well; Ensign, L. e. Mahey;
company h-Cap'au, james ryrreII; First Lieutenant
Joel 0. Martin; EDsixn, Eiiss 2 Pellet.
Conpar- Captain, Andrew Wilson; First Lteutenaat,
Isaac II. LUX Ensign, Augustus H. Proteus
Company k-Captsin, Gideon x. Jenkins; First
I.eutesani, Howard g. Dudley Ensign, Alvin N.
WhAey.
Nor Commissioned Stag-sergeart Major, Herbert q.
Hal; Quartermaster Sergeant, Joseph Foley; Drum
Major. Ieooeuf Fife Major, IRWIN; Hospital Steward
Harvey VI Benson.
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THE NEW IRISH REGrMENT.

In mentioning the Ireh regiment that tot be formed
in this city, we made slight mistake in reference TO the
places where communication might be addressed They
are as ioowsJobn corner Of Thirty ninth street
No % Fletcher street, in Of F. Mckenzie No II
Centre street.
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ARRIVAL OF RIFLES FROM GERMANY.
FALsS REPORTS REQ ABIDING rHKM-rHs NECHsaIVY
or PnofERLr AIMING OUR VOLUNTEERS.

FALsS REPORTS REQ ARDINa rHxM-rHs NECBsSIrY
or rnorERLr AIMING OUR VOLUNTEERS.
The arrival Of rifles Ia this city By the steamer Bors-
sa urns out upon examination TO be not quite 90 exen
ssve an operation as was at frat supposed Az soon as
was Known that any had arrived ruuor forever buy
At once circulated report that ht.y Thousand Enfield
rhes had been brought by the steamer tA they were
ordered by the United States government, and that
number Of our regiments who are waiting for arms would
be at cnce supplied and despatched TO scene OF action
1hs however not the case, IS there but FIVE thou
sand riies and instead OF being government property
they were Consigned to and are owned by a
them to cell 70 any parties having necessity
Ter such articles The person to whom We snude, W.
steamer similar let Of rides 50 that In Tow DAYS we
WI have weapons enough 10 arm ten regiments Our
soldiers are very bad oa for proper arms Many Of
regiments that have LETT this Cit. have gone away carry
Ing with them the old fashioned and almost useless
erooih bore mInket. II Is true that they have been
prtmiseo rifles upon their arrival in Washington, but
thai premise, In some cases. has not been kept For
instance ore Of our best regmentshe Duryee zuaves-
Is stu usins the smooth bore, which places them at
terrible disadvantage as the enemy can at all times
keep out OF their range, while with their rifles they pick
OF the zuayes with perfect safety to themselves This
There are now in this city ave regiments ready
and Wiling to Depart at once but they not supplied
VITA any description Of .sa. nor can the officers tell
case may be- get ten twenty thousand stand OF arms
o. the proper make and they will have very little diff
The rifles OF which 40 have spoken are Mine's and
were manufactured IN Prussia. The that are to
arrive We understand Of the description While
We have plenty Of In midst. lot not keep
volunteers here di!ng their time away in camp, when
tLey should be assisting their felo. soldiers in sutduing
the rebellion
THE FUNERAL OF MAJOR WINTHROP.
IMPOSING DISPLAY or THE SEVENTH REGIMENT
The funeral Of Major winthrop who was killed In the
charge At Big Bethel Va, the 10th inst took place yes
in Third avenue. The display a very imposing one
indeed and attracted large crowd Of ladies gentle.
men from all quarters OF tho city Ten O'Clock the
hour nxed for the funeral ceremony but long before
time the armory was completely ammed with visiters
The coffin containing the remaus Of the deceased was
placed In the chamber occupied BY the Board of ocers
and Was covered with wea,hs and sweet yelling ower.
1t was very handsome metallic case, and bore the fol-
lowing inscription
TdEODORE WINTHROP.
: BoRy SN1xN8zR q 1923 :
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special train win Leave New YORK CT tls Rev Aa7sa
rad tomorrow Sunday u,c-nls, e. sarly hour,
r:ypg In New Haven a. about egh. O'clock The Sunday
morning edition Of the HxRAIp, with latest intelligence
from the STAT Of war; viii be Cor sale by agents at
ali tho stations ON the road