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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-08
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
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Xbril res Grrtreifcs itiert, in .rne SclSc rr trant.
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fhdrli4e Miasmen ron rermeftnrcn pfaujrntipttn.
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gen nit ben ,~raifrriscn SIniten III bic I6fbe. Na&.
rem bic Srn',e untrrSeSan9rn, fbmstrn eie DANTE III
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mirtt cs ais Gin i%ent,lnrrs Gift auf plc inncren .Gln'
9ttrelre NM cie lnntrci1 0ffnbrcnbcn OrSane res Sers
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allett rtctes Sltt, tcnrcrI aud cie Gale rom Sinf
at;utrneern. 5ctte, rrr giftifeF uib Die GaIle, MGR
ccn in Ter Circulation a%n9tbduft tinb rcrttrtaebcn rtts
tiSc tSrrerliht unrAbli6tcitet. Die Oilj, nr Jlit'
ran rnp rr Dragon ipmratbillrei init rsr Stttr UNI
,rrrren ~ctrnfals %;erriittct. Der Sntfintt %inicrts Orr
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rcn inncrrn Nttrnrcruu9s9tfdb tnc ;rin9t ~tiettlttl,
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fIhe rnp rrdn9t lmb init anbauftnrer @c,palt III rit
mittlcrcn Or9ant fsG III Der s rzS 6autr.
Qtcr rtcte Qnitrcn9in9cn iiio rcrfcblt rern rus Diti9t
Sitttr fclSt. Oas Nlut rcrldEt Die mittlcrcn Or9anc
miersr INN ttremt rcr Qutcr tbeilrn ;u, I'M 9lcihfarr
init elmer ncitcrcil Nntfrcl3lrS zen irritircnrrn Sift:
ttcfF purdb rem anrcrcn NttDcilunysncs, re !6aut ans
,uihrircn. %lfsirrin ~rntcrlic9t es c~ttnfdls. O1s Scr,
rerfritem gift, e%rinatttt, rem NcrludD an. INN Marie
auf ric 0Slccrtbcritcllur9 rr &rdfte CUR 2Eicrcrbclunt
rcs DrFnun8slritt, Nerfudcs al cinem anrrrn Gage
- Sas finn ric 0RfIlIe prcr parcrismtn res faltri
unr beiBcn Sirfcrs INN rerartist t~rrrcrlitt g tGruusrl
miIifci ~lctcntalls cie Selnncbcit lIntcrsrdttn, wci,n II
niht auf9ebrken werbti. = 2Sie batsu ssfcrtdt uni
ciu SeStnSift tItcttt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-08
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Der na6iclscno scrgiGnstt erpbe Serratt BON
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-08
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0irft WafAintn rrtFter unr ~reini9ti cas- 8ttrtie
marttfdbis, rDut Nt9Hn9, in elmer t%ciftrtnO ianis
ais ir9tnr cilt tuet.t Mdfhlnt Ger 8tsenmort SurH
ncbrcrt Sabre rrptirt, INC mir cint9t J5tinptr't rarsn
anStfcrtist unn r~trt1uft, GItrn lie bic rrlItte Vcnu9tbu.
ing 9c9rttn. Git llup ris e~iufndlits unp am ~letbttttsn
III D1nrbattnrt D af@iut, tctr ~roufrtatt, ~erfrrrrrn
ntnis Sraft unp rrtfAen fbneller ais irScrr cine ala'
tbinc in cen Scr. Staatt1. Auf rrr ct. &cuiltr 6air
rrn 1858 rrrfb unp rrini9ts unlcrr Mat6ine Unit ritr
pftrrtn) mtDr 2Baiitn nnp ttiItr as ir8tnp zinc 4
cetr s pftrce>M atbint ouf rem Vloec; it trbislt ia
rie critic prnmtt; an Ger Sair rrr 1889 emrfiu9 tnftrs
maihine rem l. Yreis ais tei,rr 4 uni 8 Nftrrt Ore
iher iinr 9ttint9er.
Dit SrrSt sc!r,nt Ghrtnmtrailt w3rs unftrer
Lever Cabin Power Naltine
III 1883 une SO trtbtlt.
Tim bcm ~rtrmcbrttn Serorf fir hisft Utafhine ~
tntfrrthtn, battn mir %rtitrt Gnla9tt %tcrtutenr rtrgre.
strt. ttnftts Grttit un> ras WatcriaI lrl rrn teiusr
GtGAiftmcnt her llnian ilt.rtrrftr rrcrctn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-08
Hermann ScLfemdpg'

Stnt1aEe, SRzScHt, NWen 9 II. g. emrhMt Rn Aplnampfs UNI ttlaNcntesy asu %
in Qamtau1Gpme Hutntn 8aaun. n s-#> H# .Ln-s -~
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pT 9me G It UNI ttlli9. ....s.. 81
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n3ttrallltrt sic'es iddtdIitCbc Gift I'M Slutc, rtl;t bic
Sil9c, r1iielte rom Srrper aus; uttpBen unc tErirt ricic
brtrnterre SrrriittunS init rrlltcnmelcr SelpiSbcit.
Satitlte tbIt nrdb mcbr, rrcr te1fer, es tDut bench, rc
pie'tr peitluft ~aus9cfctt iinp, inetr 9icntfe, ;rcrn JIG
r~o1irlte CUR rchtcl Scit Sctral sen, Der Uitttfcff irirp
ron fem Crsanismus aus9crcrfcr 70 mic or ~cinsttrSrn
miro ttrobrt ~ccntcltcn auf nietc QSeitr rcr ccn QiI-
9rttfcl res Stcfss unb crba!t hcn Or5aris mus srIMnp
rt9lelh rrrieltc rictcn Srartbeltcl 0~us5ctcst lift. Sn
rcr SrlSc atcr furirt es ni6t alein, tcnrern cs fbitkt
aub rrr elmer sroBen mannisfaItistcit pen %trantpaf.
ten S~ultdnreil rts &6rpcrs, rcl6t htrd, eicic tfsar.
ti9tn Ginrirtun9et rcrlr(ddt mcrbet ats: Sntcrmit.
tirenpes Sittrr, btti9cs Sirter, ShMcrmltD corr mas
ttrtes Sirter, rertrrithrs &crtrtb, &atarrb, Qlthna,
yotrstlrrfcn, t6mer ili6c 2uttdncr Der MiGj, J~5pitctic,
Self, S~Ibnln9, tratttbajtcr 3uttane rts VI aaeiis ilnp
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DC entltcbcn, mrbr rcer ipeniSer oen 3prus CUR Stau
tra9ct. Sas Wlittcl bc6t pe 3rrrlttuuS au unc tn.
rirtcic &rantbcittn. -
Oal1tltt tt9rtteit Interchangeable, TIM ras Git
ats pen Or9anismtts aus; uftcBrn. Die Cr9auc mrr.
rem taran %Seirebnt, rieie ibrs @ tuEeisfeit, aus sisc.
iter' Irtriet ~ tlu', tile h1ratIs entittbt mas mir 0ttll.
~rIatiflrtn nettns1.
2SIr bateti G'rilnre IN lrebmc1, bag riefes elm &C.
MITES mo turerlail5es .6tiImittei fur aQe &rar tbcitrr
III, rt htlr1 rnisratiihe Ginrir tinscn rtranlast linn
penn ir9cne Gin onferts lis Jest crtrcttts. Qut bat
es iic1 rlile1 %irtlttrttl SortbcIl fir pds 0utlitunl, BAT
ts h1r,l!b 70 tiut9 ais gut iit. Suttrtittt ron
DIR. &pcr UNI @p., ecpel, Maf.
B~ @rsia, 1890 per gtal6c.
2lYtr'5 G1tGartic gtt5,
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mtlhc III ptin Scrtib ihrtr Qnnenrtartcit iir9'n. -5p'
&c ttr19rciTnreu Gistntdhafter cartrrtn8tn, RENT
gen tme tt1rten jtteu Sbtil hts mentbiitben SrrFefs'
r%crttiTcrn 1cine erantbIfte &tati9teit trp tFeueH ieths
Sctunre ctensduserut8c mitbtr her.s Gs mus oaFet
biui8 cen ~Scinencen itsrrafb:ii, rpsnn or, Der per
S8mer;rn rtcr r6pff6cr Sdira6t nitrtrst teust MAJ
eurb Gin 70 einfa4ts mn ttqusints mittef nd wittg,
~ Sraft unr $tttnstbiti9ftit btr9tatat ftbt.
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H. NANNY
.]Ynttnttrie gerttnt ts
5tbneibes s Mab1n 1rbine,

fattnttrIt Seretnt IL
SMneibes s. Mdbm Gbine,
CIR inr lest rcrttrtitct, ritft wtittttanntt ~prYuldre |
Nlafbinc nit alien ntutn rnr mi4ttsen 3ertciTtrun9er
aus uhicrn ti3tner QHertltetttt gu l~irftr,,. 2Hir laz
rem IA 3crSlcihtu III Setrrff res Oiatrriats, Der Nttrit
rnS rcr Saucrbnfti9tcit mt ir9tnb elmer III rem Vers
Staatcn arrftrtistttI WlafbIne Cit.
G3ir martlrrn ll:
ingsland & F~erguson's Improved
Missouri Nanny"
SIR %frhItrcr Grfcl9, ais S6uittsr fnprbl mic ais
0N1bcr. rettftrti3t unitrc SmrfebluHg al allt S1uftr,
Scnuat6uung eettn wire. Stc III rt ttn;i9e Ses
uns.ne Gtrtinrun9 zines arntrmmtntn $50.
Mfdbers mnb SbuitterS
III elmer MalAine.
Sit Olaldtuc empin9 orf Der Nrsttiun9 btr Sanb.
wirtbitaftliNtu G'rltlftaft ju ct. Scuis i'm Strtcms
Ter 1859 ais |. Qreis rc 9clccne SbrttIRttaiilt tlnp
$4,000 ais Ger tettc rcrcini9tc Sbnittcr ulp Olalcr
llur bic l. Yrdmit : ric 9rpBt ~f1lttrnc Wlcnaillc UNI
$4,000 ais Der tcite Oiabrr. Mcbr ais 200 pramien
l. &lalfe Iinp iDr ouf zen Nusttellun8ril plttes Sanrrs
mic in europa ;~pcrtannt rrcrrri.
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tate MiAfbint III ~crhIltcn, niht %fttrtcbtn.
Q1tr r~crfcrtlscr ;mci 8attur9tn: cine 5 SuE ORA.
ftine fir 2, rnp cine 6 Iy2 SuB fur 4 pfcrrc.
Tim Ntttclunscn tiitcn frcunri9it
KINGSLANDS & FERGUSON
Gde rtt 2tcn uHN GGtrrv Cir ct. Sruis
! s.. Grecb, 9(9ent fIr Srrnann unr llm9e9t III
Sic Nla(6ine NIT 4 crer 6 pftrrefraft 1T bic all9
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felt ,perrci1. Sir Olaftinr mir , Nftrrtfraft 1T fiji
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, %reini8tn; tic r;ilbt 9erars 70 gut ais cine Der 9rrBte
: Srrte. .
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ere Qus tunft tcreitrilli9if rrtDtllt.
NsNGSLANDS & FERGUSON
Gde rrn 2ter unS Sperrp Ctr, ct. Srui
G.. Rrecf, a0int ilr 9ermann ,tne ~llngc9tr
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Mfdbers mmb St6mitterS

Gde rtt atcn uHe GGerrp Cir ct. Sruis
s.. Grecb, 9Seut iir Srrnlann unr llm9e9tm nj
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
From Albany.

-, ALBANY, Tuesday, July 2, 1861.
Gilbert l.. Wilson did at 10 O'Clock this nlorpins
having fingered half CONSCIOUS state since receiving
his injuries
Ihe state Board meets this evening at O'Clock.
The Hoo. Chsnncry Nibbard, Member of CONGRESS
from the &VllIth Distict, leaves for Washington at
q 2. N. to-day.
The Hon. Erastus Corning will not leave home this
week.
The trial in the Burch divorce case Ia granted
on what is regarded here most frivolous grounds.
Every point of consequence taken by the complainant
was overruled, and trial granted on account Of
the omission Of three words" by the evidence jim
the instructions of the Judge himself to the Jury
Fred. ). Littejphn, who arrested on the charge
OF bribing officer Of the Sfa'e Legislature In the
passage of bill fixing the POst-0fice in New-York
City wss brought up in custody to-day and gave 81 900
bail 70 answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
WIN2ER GARDEN.

Mr.. S0THERNS NEW PLAY SUSPENSE"
TIE play of Suspense" is n good one, and would
be so Judged even in the rival light Of half dozen
other ambitious new plays, but which shines with a
ten-fd briiancy, now that il stands absolutely alone
as a playhouse novelty.
The leading characters are " Jules D'Alber" and
his wife Marie" with Partisan young man, An
tome Conrad" and a young sailor, Henri veIron,"
both of whom, in the progress of time and the drama,
fall in love with "Marie." Jules, who is sailor,
has married Marie and taken her from Paris, where
abe moved in q social circle which gave her gay, bril-
liant and enchanting views Of Partisan life to the sea-
shore where her only companions the inhabitants
of humble fishing hamlet. Naturally firing Of the
sameness Of the scene and the weaying mOnotony of
the humble village companions she pines for her Paris
gayeties jules the husband observing this state of
feeling, and loving bis wife devotedty, resolves 10
attempt by bold speculation, to achieve sudden
fortune, that he may furnish his wife those uxuries
of social intercourse with the city world which his
humble means imporatively forbid. Having perfected
his plans, be departs on Bis ship for a voyage to
unknown land where the gems, and jewels and ready
cash 80 indispensable 10 the happiness Of his young
bride, can be speedily acquired.
Before he departs, be gives to his friend and for
ner sailing companion Henri instructions TO keep an
eye on the temporary widow Marie, and see that she
was not annoyed by lovers, suitOr, and the similar
amatory fry who are, unless our slight knowledge OF
the French language mseads TO the hghpTessure
loving power Of the French character, always 10 be
found in the train sf pretty young women, who are
widows, temporarily or otherwise. The saltwater
friend proves, however 'aline hypocrits billowy
traitor; pitchy rascal; blne-water ylaini can
vasrowse red, tarry-hated, eather-beed, rope-spc-
ing, Understanding (French buttonSdashng Gal
lc), lobscousedevourng lNapoleonic bottom-scutGng
scoundrel. He reprehensibly makes love to Marie
another fellow, the aforesaid Antoine, aso falls il
love with her, aud the two naturally quarrel, 'ec.
In the mida Of the quarrel the husband comes home,
Hills of the asprants 10 his wife's favor and the
curtain comes down. leaving the audience in most de-
lghtful state Of uncertainty concerning the other and
also concerning the question, whether the husband and
wife are reconciled, what final disposition is made of
those interesting people.
The acting Of Mr.. Soths-n excellent and fairly
surprised those who have only judged his abilities from
the Dundrearyisms Of the past year. Mr.. l.. p.
Barrett former New-York favorte, appeared for the
it time here in several year, lie well received,
and played his part not a very important one, admi
rlbly. Tie ever-wecome avorite, Mr.. Charles Fish-
err received with three hearty rounds of applause
and acted with all bis well-known excelleace.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

o. the answer unless the defendant denies the pdo,
pen Of tae payees by sufficient amended answer ales an M.
motion IN three days - P-'' W" "eos" OF
COURT OF GENERAL sESsIoNs-JrIr 2-B.,o,. n.
-, ~ cofder HOFFMAN, s
sworn Ia this morning: Wv "'anu Jury
n, iona Mil Forel Na'hu w Chatter Alfred co,.n rh
d ,o~is mn DenhaD Howell Hoppock Mstl, v Lar
sser % =; kandoph James birs,ine Wn UpderhiI Wm w,
bs,s , hin ransso o. Martin D. Kilnhm wn H. Major AZ
"'i s,.oer James Taiior, >aoDon L. Crosbev '' ~
Sohn Semuel-, Welchmzn * Year, OF ass ~. cb,, IL,
I'D bs ~ tue hr't dcse lie Gved FROM ayoy,g. 80 NJ.
ebe,pv e seaman went to sailor boar ling heu.s No E
ner.o5 h 40 ne evening he got into with an ,ther
n ii'hry L. Jones atteinOt part the dIsn,..nls
g. ~ thss ssmnels stab bed Joaes nficng fatal oands
- e, The prisoner pleaded guilty Of 40
"s u.t m.s oss,ee. nentence on Mondsy.
v neenah, petty afcsny, Peuiteutiary ak month";
year. -S ""AA '"o Poisoni fchitentsry
hnsh McCabe was tried for nansanahter sons.,,. Ia.
ApI roy occurred near his Premises IA Thynih go,
ana "ise were stoned by lot Of MeCab. re-
sbea In az .ne ne .,onr taking esec upon Pat ward boy
N1 ns hce dec IheJay returned dict of aeauittal
WIN harbaRer lawyer arrested on bench srr.,,
on charge OF penry He bsed III The sum of al e0
Hanor. meCarthy arrested bench warrant sbe a.
chargeawth maBslaugbe, 10 klliog John Weston Adoop.5
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
THE sUTLER AT FORTRESS MONROE.

~ the Editor of The n. y. Tribune
SIR: Tire real reason which led Secretary Cameron
10 substitute Mr.. Wstar for Mr. Moody, the Sutler
s Fortress Monroe is evidently unknown both TO the
Council Of Administration at the Fortress and 70 your
intelligent correspondent whose letter from there was
Published in The TRIBUNE of yesterday. II is true
that Mr. Moody Virginian, and has suffered for his
fidelity to the Unon but it s equally true that he had
engaged in an unwarrantabie commercial combination
with certain erterprispg spectators in New-York,
some Of them distinguished in the annals Of California.
These California nota6ilities purchased some 500 900
worth of goods be sold to the soldiers but having
arrived at the Fortress with the same and finding it
difficult 10 oust Mr.. Moody from hS position suffer-
and install their own man, they made an arrangement
with Moody by which the latter sell the goods
a commission, or in some other way, joint
count. But unfortunately for the success of this
enterprising party, Mr.. Cameron was informed that
of the $50 600 worth of goods at least so 900 was
in liquors. Of various stripes and descriptions Whether
this information was correct or not, / will not now
undertake say but the evidence Of its truth seemed
satisfactory to the Secretary Of War, and he removed
Mosdy accordingly
No doubt che contents If the casks imported into the
fortress by the recent partnership, and marked vine
gar" "Oil" &C., viii be subjected to a careful nves-
tgation under tho orders Of the Secretary. Should
these casks prove to be full Of liquor they win be liable
TO cOn6Scation since no liquor allowed to be kept by
any sutier; should they however, prove 70 be nno-
cent, will confess that the Secretary of War has
acted upm erroneous information and that our Cali.
fonia friends are not ss smart as have supposed.
But shah probably never be called on TO make such
an admission Your obedent servant,
AN ENEMY OF FICTITIOUS LIQUOR
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
oBsEQUIEs OF CAPT. WARD.
IMPOSING CEREMONIES.

HARTToRD, Ct, Tuesday, July ?, 1861
Tie steamer GEaBite State arrived here at an early
hour this morning, with tho body Of Commander James
III. Ward
The colin was seken to ST. Patricks Cathedral, in
Church street. where solenn funeral mass was
celebrated by the Right Rev. DR.. AcFarlane, Bishop
file di0cese OF Hartford.
The Bishop was assisted by the Very Rev James
Hughes. yicar.l;eneral and the Rev. AIr. 0ReiIley
of tie CahsdFaI. After The mase an appropriate ad-
dress was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Hughes.
The BODY was then taken 70 the State House, and
has been yizitcd by throngs Of citizens.
The funeral viii take place at o'clock this AFTER
noon lne Mayor, Board of Allsgn'sn, Cohainon
SIerpcl Csty Jadges, The 6asstss the Hosss ID kspgs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
Law INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JuLr 2-Befsrs
Judge BETTs
THE PRIZE SHIP NORTH CAROLINA.
The United as The ship North Carolina her tackle etc
This ia libel of condemnation filed by the United
States the forfeiture Of the aboyenansed vessel prize shn
having captured by the Quaker City the lh Of May In
Hampton Roads She carried out Of cotton TO Hse,
aud ballast Sayanr a tbera being blockade
there At that time She sailed Norfolk and captured
Stewart H. Woodford Assistant u 5. Dirict Attorney, aud
Wm. NJ. EyGr;s. appeared 10! t1e hbelsnts MT Wright
sppe.red Tor the claimants.
A0sr bearing the Argument the Judge took the papers, and
reserved his decision.
TUE PRIZE PIONEER.
The case Of the Upited States agt the bark Pioneer,
pize then taken up Mr.. Stewart L. Woodord
appeared the and Mr. b. 4. Sliman for the
caiusns The latter claims hat the seizure Illegal and
gnwaranted by law.
Pepdnr the submission OF evidence the part Of zoe United
States the Court &c. oarnsd ill tomorrow morning
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

CHAMBER OF CoMMRRcg.-1he monthly meeting of
the Chamber Of Commerce viii fake place to-day, at
o'clock p. nl., Thursday being Independence day.
Among the subjects to NJ for consideration, is the
proposal to appoint committee to examine into and
report upon the recent discoveries in the manufacture
Of fax goods flax and woolers, flax and cotton-sam-
pies of which have been placed in the Chamber of
Commerce for examination Another subject proposed
is the ado ton of memorial to Congress- in reference
general bankrupt law. IL has been suggested that
committee be appointed at the approaching special
session. to st during the ecers, and report early in
December to tue advantages and necessity Of such
a measure.
meeting OF the gentlemen composing the Central
Finance Committee of the Government Sanitary Com
mission was held ut the Chamber Of Commerce Rooms
yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of selecting
permanent Chairman and an Executive Committee.
MIR. samuel B. Ruggles unanimously chosen per-
nanent Chairman Of the Committee, and Messrs.
Christopher X. Robert Morris Ketchum, Jonathan
stnrgss, William A. Booth, David Hoadley, George
0pdyke and J. p. Giraud Foster were appointed the
Executive Committee.
The following gentlemen were appointed Commit
tee TO solicit subscriptions from the Banks and other
onsyed institutions of,he city: Messs. Morris Kesch
um John ]. Cisco Moses Taylor and JOrasnaa s,uge..
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
markel.-Reportedbv bv yslegyoo1.

BUTPALo July 2-FLouR quiet and unchanged WHEAT dur
and lowsTj sales 10000 bush Kenosha Spring
bqsh No ChicagD Spring Gle $500 bush No. Mwakes
Club at b5c 00O oush. DO 6e Corn
bush At S903c 800 ou.h yellow ct 33ie and 500 bush at
3l.c. OATS dull Grain 2l8672 bush. Wheat,
5I 500 bush. Com 7Z04I bush Oats 1850 bush. Barley
1874 bush R5e aud 400 BUSH Peaa CANAL FREIsHrs lc
on Ccr, l2c Wheat NeSYoTk lnP0KTs: l6O0 bbls.
Flour 2I3 e00 BUSH Wheat l 700 bush Corn 5000 bosh
Oss 1900 bush Rye. CANAL ExPoKTs 1900 bbls Flour
Ia 600 bush. Wheat. 80 0oV bush Corn
OswzGo July Am inceant rain has prevailed for the
last hours accompanied with strong north Wind and
Of the docks suspended GRAIN quiet sales 1900
bu.h No Chicago Spring Wheat at 7sc CANAL FREsBrs
quiet In consequence Of the Storm Flour &c. Wheat &C.
7c to NewYok LsKE INPOkTs-z3 100 bush Corn. CANAL
EKPoRr 500 bush Wheat $500 bush. Corn. The gale mp
8 q. IN stil continued
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
FAITHFUL oFFIcFR.

TO khs Editor sf TSe n. y. 3ySbtae.
S.B: ask the privilege of using your columns to
speak word in behalf Of DIR. George Mansion, the
present Doorkeeper Of the House Of Representatives.
He has remained bis post through all the danger that
has threatened the Capital and has abored night and
day with die zeal Of true patriot in is defense and
TO promote the comfort Of the soldiers there quastered.
He has only within the past ten days left his place
attend the bedside Of dying wife. II is but simple
justice to ask the members of the present House to
take into consideration these facts and reeect faith
ful an officer. G. W. II.
Hrp- l0yk July 2, 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

senia ives the Putnam Phssnx, and vsrious vlc anu
nj, p,,tary bodies will upiie in The procession ,,
Darby tie march Of the procession business WIN "e'
suspended and toe stores aud shops 10 the city eis
An the bells will be tolled, aud minute gup' ,red
TIE flags in the city have been ct ha'aS' ace Sun.
day.
Commander Ward will be bursa' IN the North
ProtestaD bury inRground, ,y Inc .ide of bis father
and mother.
The funeral processio as arranged, win be one Of
entire city is in me ornino' Eve. Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
DIED.

LAMBERs0N-on Tuesday morning July 2, at Springfield
Is daya
The friends AID relative. respectfully invited attend hs
funeral from sbs sops re.idnce RemsoD Lsmberson a.
Springfield, Long Island this at o'clock
LUDWlCk-On Tuesday July solomon Ludwick In the nth
year Of his age.
Tue resses sd friends Of the family also the members
nent Lodge No. 50 l. o. Of U. T., respectfully inyeed
attend h funeE. At p. m. Friday from his ~ ifencs
Eighty.hh street bstween Fourth and Finh sysnues.