davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

s-hev are ahmed from ST. Louis labeled butter the
rkins were sneared with grease, aud the operation
xas 40 uly conducted 20 escape detection there.
Gen. Pre,iss would have seut expedition into the
interior to intercept them had he been able TO spare
sufficient cavalry force.
The appeal of Col Y. 7. Blair, and biz ST. Louis CO..
lsborers for assistance in equlPrg the Union forces OF
Missouri, s thus lar promptly responded TO in the East
Tire thoufano d lars haze already been receivedi
and Eve thousand subscribed in ST. Louis before
the appeal was fept forth hut moIe is needed Let
40, the great Army Of Freedom neglect s gallant van
guard which Strung N promptly TO arms and gave
treason in the West its FIRST decisive check.
Throughout Illinois the fags are at hah-nast' IN
comuemorstion If poor Ellswo IT, The thrill d hor-
ror and pity excited by his murder is mingled with
stern resolve that it shall be amply stoned for 1T
will have blood"
The forces here, under command Of Gen. b. NJ
Prentiss number, in the aggregate six thousaDd The
health Of the troos is excellent. There is good deal
OF discomfort at the s ged dilaorness and neglect Of
Che powers Washington IN suppl! ing tie nect ssaiy
munitions Of war; bu. heavy guns are now arriving
daily, and Give piepar,ious are going on TO pace TIC
army in readiness for carrying the war n'o -'''i'"
The blockade j. very st,ict AID effective.
The crops loos well and wheat IN Southern linz
has not been 81 Pr missing for thirty Year,
weather lis intensely hot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

me within four miles Of Alexandria, having gone 70
miles in five ard baf hours. During that ride saw
four mea hanging 10 limbs Of trees. had no leisure
fer irguics, but leard in Alexandra that several
Union men had been hung for expressing ther seh'-
meuts al the election polls.
ain Alexandra l was caught agein oy pirket
guard vSbo were determined to doaiD NE over Right;
and, ny pas, time would expire at midnight they
dete rmDcd to indul'e III little Y1s:nc OF 'neir own,
and hang me ut dfy light. | bribed the rsscus' now
ever, with all the money had snd goid "aIch' ahn
stealing crazy old boa, for from schoobeI, icy
sent adiift, and after two hOars aefui'e pn'ils
and scUliing I landed in "A SwarP on the h'Ren'eN
sale Of the Potomac Flounderiug ont Of the inuooic
flo.ed it 20 Washiogtor IA distance o. eiBnl .
arriving at o'clock Friday morning., auo irese'oas
my-clf 10 Precedent Lincoln, beautiful speciHe" Va
tie genus Nnd-laik.
II am warranted n s,yinG that Cen, Scot does nov
intend 10 enter upon the Southern caugn until oct
Dor. In tLis S,O-great captain as he ISIS gTe1'p
in error for every dave dty tincreaes tie advan-
tage Of the "cOLf.defate ior,e, IN giving them uuo
10 organize foriify and evelop thel whr resources
The decisive boz is struck, the bitter ne
Fedeul troops IL perfect hessh iu!l Of eIaoI
enthusiasm, and anxious 'or Opportunity TO eAhio'
tbcir Loyalty by deeds Of gallant daring WIN deny
will come lebargy, begOtten Of inactivity .lcsheS''
disgust Of holiday fervi ana Indifference m to the
result. Hannibal led bis unframed Carshsgehhins
across the serried Aps and, In the flush OF Young
enthusiasm, rQnored tie ccnqnerors OF me worn'
Charles XII, WITH his army OF boy swedes, every,
where ioiled superior armies Of traOed warIorri aud
the Ert Napoleon, With DIS fresh conscrpte, dee'teu
the veteran Wurnssr at the Lake Of Gafda, win the
finest army that AustI in ever sent into the held 49,
"Whst Hannibal, AID Charles, aud Napoleon oia
with tseir Goys, ao abe general can again DO win
ours. The lo ger tne Issue IL pnt Of the moro opbt-
nate and bloody will be the conflict.
"vefy tuly, &C., -
20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
MARRIED..

0LOvERHALLOCK-A Ms,tituck, Long Island on Tuesday
May !. 1851 by the Rev Wm H. Norris, P. f.. tie Rev
CHARLES T. Glover Of the New foik Eat Conference TO Miss
Rosie A. Hsoct daughter Of Thomas hsllock esq, OF Ma
tuck
HARDING-CHAPMAN-On "wednesday May % by the Rev.
J. W Duhe Robert sTd jr Emma r. eldest daughter
Of Henry I. Chapman. ESQ uii Of Brooklyn
HARRIS -BARkER-On Thursdsy, MaT 30 by the Rev. J.
O. johnson john NJ Harms Of Red HooS Duchess County,
N Y Emily c. barker Of Milan Dutchs.s County n. Y
sMfTU-FOX- On Friday May 81 At Tdaiy Chspel BY ihs
Rigbt Rev bi,hop Potter III. Rev Ihos Thsteihwaits
Suith Missionary of the G.. NJ. 3. Of England Ia Rupert
Land Caroline Buaby daughter OF William Fox esq,
Birkenhsad. England.
WILSON-HU N1ER--In this city Thursday May q, by
the Rev T. o. Fagg James Wilson 10 Arm Augusta eldest
daughter Of J. B. Hunter ESQ. both If this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
Banner" in brilliant and effective manner Ii ispub-
lished by Mr.. TLeodorr Hnycn

ARRIVAL OF TROOPS FROM DUNEIRk.
Two companies Of 1ir men each, under command al
Capts W. o. Stevens and p. Barrett, arrived in this
city from Dunkifk yesterday. They formerly
belonged TO the 6Sth Regiment n. Y. s. NJ bet the
prospect Of the 6-th reaching tue seat If being
very doubtful they rtied from tho mill ia ranks ad
volunteered TOR the can agn. Their uniform CONF IS
OF light-blue army overuoa's and pantsoons ana
browhish gray chasseur ia keis and care they have
brought ueitl err arms nor equipments, these II be
supplied in hi. city, wher they are to be embodied
IN the Sickles Brigade They were escorted from the
Enc Railroad depot the Park Blrracks by Ispt.
bradley and Cat. Mahgns companies OF the JACK
son Regiment, with DOdwofih Baud. where ey
parook OF asumpuous breakfast of eggs, steak roas,
bee'' potatoes, bread, rndi hes green onions, aou
cofire. At II O'clock they were reviewed by Gen.
sckles and staff erd Mayor Wood During the after
noon they pro. ceded to staten Island. The uniforms
OF the Durklrk volunteers tire gift OF cizsns Of
Dunkirk. Two handsome fags were presented 10
them by the ladies' of Dunkik on the eve OF their de-
parure Their ieeIy aprsa ance is highly credita-
BILE both 20 the nan aud the Off ers.
DEPARTURE or THE SECOND MAINE REGIMENT.
This regiment rndsr the command OF Col Jami-on
which has been quartered during the part week III
Willett's Point, on Thursday e'eIiug embarked on
board the eeanboat Tn HuHt tor the Jersey City
Railroad Depot en- route for Washington. The
nouncement of The order TO depart caused intense
citemen among the men, who were eF wing tired Of
life in barracks, while so many other regiments were
actively engaged against he enemies OF The country.
large nuber Of the citZens Of Maine went 10 Jer'
sev CITY TO bid thec friends goo bye. They left by
the O'clock train, and arrived in Washington on
Friday forenoon. r.,
FnrY THOUSAND CARTRIDGES OFFERED.-Coi.
Hazard writes from Enfield TO Col Colt:
81 am informed that the regiment you are no gener-
ously and periodically aruug aud fitting out Is nearly
full. May be permitted. through you, and in behalf
of my company to furnish them with powder sufficient
for 50 900 cartridges, or ~ much as you MY require
for target practice, which they aud you will please
accept from a. G HAZARD,
ASoTHER MASUFAcToRY OF ARas.-A Hartford
paper states that the large buildings in Midletown,
Conn., known ~ the Power Company Works, have
been purchased by the Savage Revolving Firearms
Company aud will be converted Into mandatory Of
repeating rifles and pistols.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
INCREASED CROPS.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune

SwAssEY, Bristol Co.. Mass, May %, 1851
From what can learn from observation and con-
versaton an iucliued 10 thiuk that the suggestions
tL,owD ont by THE TRIBUNE few weeks since in re-
gard 10 farmer planting this year than usual have
been acted upon by farmers general, IN tits county
Every one seems anxious 20 contribute something, IN
come way insure vigorous prosecution OF the war;
until IL shall he ended in a satisfactory TO the
peoe of the Free States. While volunteers form
iur into comanes n every considerable town in the
Comm wealth all deous Of being called into active
servi by the General Government, the people III TIE
agricultural districts are exer'ing themselves 70 con-
tribue something toward sustaining those who shout
der The mnske, and march 10 the battle field
I find The TRIBUNE very popular this way. IL
appears 10 me that il must have much larger circu
tion in this county than any newspaper PuDnsheo I'd
New.iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
AMERICANS IN LONDON.

4TRAfALGAR SQUAHE, LoSDov, May H. 1871.
Kxtrao, frorn private letter received W tie rere.
Mr. Henry Stevens cav Mr. Wilson. our new Secre-
tary Of Legation, last night. was not IN. he - ="
Moreys Col Fremont is also there, and SO too Is ar
Fred. Billings Of California and seyeral other prom
nent Americana Col Fremont delighted IA seeing
the Americans use the fag-the glorious starr anu
srpee-on their letters. lie was ia The ONCE stsu ,'y
morning. later in the day he came IN ana ASKED we
ca ed particularly - keep that flag received on !our
letter. He could no; find anything he could use.
Gu, cut The flag from the envelope ard pasted 1t on
the back of his letter and 10 Las been sent back to
America.
Col Fremont is doing greet ard glorious work for
the Union You will zee by ;he papen the whole
tone Of the Government proceedings herr on The
American issues is being changed and is being more
and more favorable 10 the Union. Tho Southerners
have had every thing their way tillyery lately.
Col. Fremont Mr.. Billings, and Mr. Stevens devote
most Of their time to America, and really accom-
pills ing wonders Col Fremont, Mr.. Billings, Mr.
Wilson, and the Hon. Freeman Ii. Morse our new
Consul, are in the Office several tines day. Mem
bers OF Parliament aIe being educated in American
matters and if the debate proposed for the 18th comes
OF in the House of Commons, there will be fayora'
bic ventilation.
Government; DECIDED last night not to protect British
subjects captured privaeeTs- fou may hang them
pirates. This is the first blow the SoutheTners have
received in their iaces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
DIED.

ARmsTRoNG-on wedre.dsy, May 49, Annie, wife of Nat.
they g 70 ,s S sd d s ne the tuners.
her l.s residence Armstrong place on Saturday a'terno
ia Jersey City, At u o'cloc-
DasIy CHILE .S eSfy yoanss., Op Of Wa r. and csshs
rle u. Blair aged years, months ard Ia days
He pure for eerhl, love
Strength 10 our hearts wa given,
To Yield hin up ia early lite
=, brighter homs 10 he.ven.
qhs friends and scqusnsnces Of the family invited to attend
tho funeral No. Az second aveune Oh Sunday afternoon at
BRYANT wini.msburyh Thursday, May 30, Allen
ia, ,,vss and friends are respectfully invited send his
funeral saturday June from the Second BAps, Church.
co-psr Grand aud Leonard streets.
gROwER--In BROOKLYN on Monday. Msy 20. Maria Brewer
widow OF Capt. Abraham Bro~er in the Ssth year
Her .ei retDsns were Inferred in Greenwood
CONNER his residence In Wes,cheser Thursday May
% Major James Ccuuer Ia the ssh y-sr Of his
TIE relative Of the ny members Of the Ma
souc fraternity sphica end lanneny Societies,
rsprcsfliy invited to dtend biz his rcsi
petic. ~ couveysnce. wi, b. III waiting on the West
chester lido Of hsrlem bridge un':l 81 p M
pYHTRs-ln CITY, Thursday Nay 90 Thomas by hers
In the Soh year Of bis age
ELLlOTT-In Brooklyn, Wednesday, May 20 Robert A.
Elliott. aged 4. yeas
youngest Of John ard Ellen Lyes aged months and ~
GREyZEBACH-At Rid Bark. N J., on Wednesday, May &C.
ssrsh ~, wife OF Geo. T. Grsnzeosch, ssed IS years
KFTHrI-Iu ihls c " on Thursday Msy Geor-r Ke.hcl
native Of Perth. Scotland, aged % years.
LAPsLFY-On Saturday. March ~. William NJ Lapsley late
Of San francisco. as~d ~ vcsrs
PIrTEEn Wednesda5 May ~ q. the residence Of r. Brown,
ESQ., Wilmington svenae, brooklyn, Nathaniel Pitcs aged 70
years
sTIEF On "Wednesday May 90 Henry A. of the late
\. IA. Stief aged - yeafB
ives gd fien OF the family respectfully Invited
the userai sunday afternoon jane al O'clock
from No io2t bosesy
WILo0N-Drowned Snni,biown Long Island. on Weiros
day May ~ Flank, only caid OF j. Wall ana LasDh Wilson,
sgoa3 years
The fei 81 viii take place o'clock to-day tsefuroey rom
the re.dence of hi. andhr No IS sands street oroHtyn
WAfLAND-At Saisogs Sprshsa N T., on Fnssy --ay ~
Dani,l W,ylsad :. :. At, -
VIII iE-At ernon NJ Y, Thursday May 10 suddenly l.
Is. White, late Of Brooklyn aged - years
His remains will taken Greens ooc Tor ntcfmenI
Notice of funeral In tynorrow's paper -
MHTE-Un Flidsy May d. ss,a pskeF daughter OF n Cor
nell and a nnsh u. White. aged 10 years :,
The friends Of the family ivid TO attend her fuiern
a O'Clock somoTrow the 20 hSa rom w. ssiA
Brooklyn. . a. -,
WEkNEkE N-At Detroit, on Sunday, May 20. Mary Agnes
Brennan widow OF the late Francis Wsueken. late CT Jcr
sey CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
THE UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH CORPS
POSITION OF THE FORCES, &c.-IHE n.
Y. EIGHTH, COL. LYON, &c.


ARI1sGToS HIGHTs, May %, lS6l
One Of the most important movements Of the Gov
eminent has been the formation OF Telegraph Corps,
for the immediate busness of the Military Department.
ard in case Of an attack, for ordering OF retnorce
mcns. 1t was through the telegraph that Gen Mans-
field was informed OF the expected attack Ut Aezan'
drat and the mediate march Of the 1st to that place.
The Telegraph Corps will be brought into service &C
cording 70 the movements Of the army. On Sunday
The wires were connected with Alexandria and tie
headquaAters Of Gen. Mcdowell al Arlingtcu House.
Tlis Ucer il much pleased with the telegraph arrange
ments and remarked that il worth half doZen
resimenis-he now could get any number Of men here
within half an hour after giving lis order. The Gen,
orl yisils bis different forces daily-ihey occupy all
tie important points for many nies around. He IL
very efficient officer Col. Lyon Of the 9Th n. \.
Regiment also hns his quarters here. His regiment
are in fine condition; his officers very kind bu, strict
with his men. The battery Of sxpounders connected
with iif regiment il raid be well manned any
10 the service, and New-York mag welt be proud Of
the sh and her troop Of artillery We soon expect 10
bear of exciting news from Alexandra, a. Gen. Lee
il known he a., Manassas junction with large force
our informant saws 10000. Let it come-all orr
regiments are impatient for the fighting TO take place
immedately--they ray soldiers life 10 decidedly I'M
pleasant Without Excitement. II. ". Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
THRILLING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
A TRUE-HEARTED MARYLANDER.
From 7lf Albany Even,ng Jou'nO

From. The Albany Evenfng Jou'"aL
We have been kindly furnished by friend with the
following copy Of deeply interesting letter, from
gentleman residing in the vicinity Of Baltimore in
whose word tie fullest confidence be reposed, and
whore experience furnishes instructive Lesson 10
the travelling facilities afforded even 70 Mary anden by
the Confederate authorities.
The letter, as will be seen is dated on Monday
as and the remarks a. to Gen. SCOTS conclusion 10
defer his entrance upon the Southern campaign until
Autumn, were undoubtedly made without tho know
ledge that the veteran commander had already com
menced active operations in Virginia;
"Messrs. -, Albany. -GEsTLEAEs: Being but
"a hours home from Montgomery and other prominent
points ia the revoted States have thought private
note giving briefsynopss OF the appearance Of things
South, might intereet you. visited Montgomery bop
n 10 recover my get Of mathematical and Topographic
cal INSTRUMENTS wiirh taken from me In April,
or faiiing in that 10 obtain some remuneration. The
oply s,isfactiou obtained the alternative OF TAX
ing services under tie Je Davis Government as Cap
tain Of Engineer with the retarn OF my Instruments.
or leaving Montgomery within ter hours and the Ne
coded states within three days. chose the latter Of
corrse and pass grod for Nree day., WIS given by
Mr. Pre- ident Dayis Nv trunk, containing my ward
robe and books we're 1T Tuskere. but had DO leisure
10 90 in that direction and took the first train North
ward, uneacum6ersd ruth nggage.
"Everywhere tie cars were crowded with troops
fastening TO Virginia. At Culpepper Z. II. was &C.
taiucd ali night, and threatened with hemp cS0rdf
On Tuesday morning being fOrbrddes The eors, a
friend loaned ne splendid horse aud bede mo ride
him 70 death " pscessary, osd did, de teu anoef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
ALL OF THEM.

Blacksmith OF Broo.lgr n. " and his four have Fl
i,ts DUNG tho ir the i+th Regiment ITRiBUss.
wrrH head erect and lips compressed,
He throws biz hammer by
The purpose Of bis manly breast
Is now 10 do or die.
He seeks the camp: "Put down my mans,
my boys will mind the shopl;
II the traitors want my hearts beat blood,
n sell it drop for drop.
"And here comes now my oldest boy:
My Son. what would you dot"
"Pather. my brother will drive the tradeI
I've come to fight with you"
"God bless him Well, put down bis name,
cannot send bin home.
But here the other boy. zoe;
My SON. what made you GOMEZ"
Father, I could not work alone;
The shop may 60 to-grass;
I've come 10 fight for the good old flag;
Stand of here-let me pass
"Yes, put bin down-he . noble boy;
I've two that are younger still;
They II drive the plow on the Flushing farm,
And work with right good will.
DIV todl anu ucft Ooi'oo ohe va shOm'
My son, you must not gol'
"Father, when traitors are marching on.
cannot plow or sow."
"Weil, thank God, there is one left vet
Hs will plow aud SOW what he can,
But be "a only boy, and can never do
The work Of Q full-grown man."
With proud, full heart, the blacksmith turned,
And walked 70 the other side,
For be felt weakness he almost scorned,
And tear he fam would hide.
They told him then. bis youngest boy
Was putting bis name on the roll;
" 1t mast not be-" SAID the brave old man;
mo, no, he the light OF my SOUL"
But the lad came up with beaming face,
Which bore neither fears nor cares:
Father, say nothing--my name is down;
Ihape let om dhe firm on shares"
And now they We marched to the tented field,
And when the wild battle email come,
They II strike full blow for the Stars an'
Stripes,
For God, and their Country, and Home. s. r. x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAr 3l.--Besote
Judg. NELsos
LIABILITY or MASTER FOX FREIGHT AND DAMAGED


Edward Supporters art. james w. Flwen-
TIE plaintiff shipped quantity Of grain in the chip
Hsre, Francis for Antwerp tie freight paid delivery
The ,h sailed Newly orb in distress The
Cor oons-d he shp the defendant DO sold and rec lived
the proceeds potion Of the grain which ciai ned
bad been much damaged for Iepmrni Tie retained the
this OF the proceeds The sct
was brought ths amount retail The defend
ant ued 10 have paid tue Retained freight 10 the ship
- 49,, , -,
kEI.ox C. il Th, falls within the principle Of the
osse Of Mission sg, Lord Il Bl-ith. c. c. r., 5 aud which
freight Tor the goods damages aud sold by
the Of tho Port II distress .ee also 10 Neon Welsh
2lO, tis bo~n sgt Chapman and Bin,. n C., 24o'.
III We think the defendant has not ade ont case OF the
Of he money hi. principal eIorerate
P, a,o p.r.ous liability for the freight that into his
h.na, Jutgrrsn, plaintiff for amount of verdict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME coURT-GgsKRsL TERN MAY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE TERA.
The Genertl Term for the month OF May, 1861,
will be rud during the month Of June The OBJECT OF
combining the Term TO give opportunity to tho.e genfIe
viii Get their ready be- heard For this p1l-
pose ece,.sy strictly the rule to tue time al
lowed for the argument.
VII b. reserved the day calendar for
vhs vheu 1, reached. N any god IL Shown or
the popoi the will down Gene a. Caen-
will be % eIcuse.
NO option will hs written In the argued during
the month unless important question 10 involved
Twenty-Five will he pni upou the Day Calendar
CHasBsn-MAi 81 -n~iore jusnce lSGRAHas
Jacob Muller nyt. Caroline Muller.-keport con-
Grmed and judgment 81 div granted.
Ano. Robins As Stephen D. Lisye two csses-Motons
granted.
Pio, Bailey, c. al sgt. Andre A. Hall Motion denied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
IMPORTANT FROM FLORIDA.
IYpICTEn A1TACE ON APAI ACHICniA.

L1PICTJD ATThVE On hPhLACHICOfA.
dispatch 10 The MObiie Advertiser, dated Mont
gomery, Nav y. says:
" a special dispatch from Tallahassee bearing date
the 22d and published in The CoigmLus Times states
the United States steamer Crurader p:nsed Lake
City with large force boards
g II WAS supposed thai She was bound for Apalscb-
cola t. attack that place shd retake the recently cap
tured schooner Atwatcr.
foray upon that PORTION OF the Florida coast was
q prehended.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.

Mr.. Wells, corner OF Park.row and Beekman street,
has Published very handsome letter envelope printed
clearly in coors bearing the Likeness Of the late COL
Ellsworth.
The favorite composer, Mr.. II. A. Wollenhaupt' has
transcribed for the piano forte the atsS Spangied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
MORE STEAMERS CHARTERED.

The steamers Tbomas Swami, Capt. Lsyfeld; Locust
Point, Capt. FrcncL; Georges Creek and Potomac
have lecn chartered BY the Government, and are now
loading with provisions. The Thouss Swami will sail
OIL Saturday for Fort Pckens with provisions, cannon
and gun -carriapee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

SuDDEs DEATHs.-Mrs Rose, q German womaA
while visiting her husband. who member q the Gemxz
Eeeinent stationed In Conrad. Garden iokve. te In H.
and died few moments slterv ard
james Sheridan ~ years Of fell dead the corne
OF Thirty eighth aud Third liz reusius wso
conveyed the Bellevue Hospital Dead House. Deceased veA
No. l3s East Thirty -.ighfh street;
m,rpamed James Drew died suddenly Of HE late resiteoc
No loo Delaney street. The Coroner notified In al Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

An HoyEsr Old VErERAY.-James Raisbeck, an
old veteran, now residing at Rockland Lake broughf
to Col Pra,ts quarters yesterday, for the officers aud
men, o few barrels of fine apples to be distributes
among the soldiers fighting for the Stars and Sripe-
He Gays that he has more and will give al thai he has
for the Union. Three cheers for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
FArAL AccIpyvr.-On Thursday evening James

PogTsm colored lad years Of sge wLie playing Tbs Inn
Der yard Of Messs Hills Woods Oae hund ed and ~ebt-
fifth street Second syrnue amos, Instantly killed ~
pile Of uu Der 70 ins him His body sxtcs ed and
conveyed to the Twelfth Ward Station Bosse where sse
Coroner notified hold nque,t. A. TIE time Of hh
doth deceased piping win relatives IL Harlem but
he lived it'll his mother in WiliiAnisbargh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

KILLED FALL.-Michaei CLARK, liquor
deser 2s Fest Twenty third street died yesterday from
fracture Of The kun received s"nd,, BY aios down.
sht stairs bile intoxicated Coroner 5chirmeT held ~ m
uu,t upon the body t-eyoe Ho pa aud verdict OF scs
dental death rendered Dsceassd Lsve Of irsAna
IS years OF age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01
IAdxertisefnnnt.l

BARNuM's MUSEUM VIII be cay to-day, being the
usual family holiday with the Jnion Drama ANDERSON.
and evening and being also the last day Of then
wonderful performing Bean ana Herr Driesbsch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-01

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEolAL TzRS-MAr 3l.-SefoTe
Justice HOFFMAN,.
Edward NJ. Robinson AT. Efiugham 3. Sutton OF
sl.-S-, memoirs nduIn with Clerk.