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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The regular mon'bly meeting Of the Historical soci-
ey was held at its in Second avenue on uefdiy
evening, the Hon. LUTHIR BRADIsH IN the CHAIR.
The following communication from General Scott
was presented and read:
DEAR sR: The resolution OF the New Histories. sec
ety of The fth great honor inspiring the aiefne
bone that Judgment OF the future historian may not be ura
This o-tsse Of PostLunou honor :, he Iieh reward
OF Ion life eDdesvor la the service OF my country
Plse mae nv profound nent. my brethren Of
oov ,av respect and esteem WlSFIELD SCOTT.
The Committee on Fine Arts reported that the paint
ings constituting the Jarvis Collection which had been
ed TO he Society had been placed in the npper
room of the building M nearly ss possible 10 their
chronological order letter was read IRON froiess1r
Francis Angelica Of Florence, certifying the original
ity of the collection. This interesting collection con
siss Of l43 paintings.
Mr. MoGRE, the Corresponding Secretary Of the
Society, read, from manuscript which be bad taken
from he archives Of the Society, some interesting
notes of conversaiion which took place between 6ov
Rutledge Samuel Adams, Lord Howe, aud Dr. Ben
ismin Franklin, the subject of the American Dec
laraiion of INDEPENDENCE the 10Th OF September,
l776 These notes were very seatouable Jusi al the
present time as they set forth the manner IN which
our national Independence had been obtained, ana the
temper of the old Government and the new Congress,
in reference 10 the advantages 10 both sdes OF the
sep taken by the Teopo who had left their allegiance
to the British Crown on this continent
Mir. KAPP read the paper of the evening, on The
"First Vilt Of John de kab TO Amerlea.
The Hon HA4ILTos FISH exhibited a Secession
flag which had been captured by one Of Col Duryee's
Zouaves, near Hampton, Va. lts prescntstion was
made anid enthusiastic hisses.
Dr. OsGOOD said the three bars Of the flag ngnihed
as he supposed Bar No. l. Repudiation-we won
pav our debts Bar No 2, We refuse 10 obey the laws
Bar No. 3, Piracy by privateering-S2O for a dead
sailor and S25 for live one.
On motion Of DR.. GARDNER committee OF three
members was appointed 10 prepare resolutions Of re-.
spect for the memory Of the Hon. Stephen Arnold
Do1glss, said committee to report al next meeting
The society then adjourned.
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| to Boston. Capt. Ellems came from Havana In tho

to Boston. Capt. Ellems came from Havana in tho
steamer Columbia.
The De Soto Aurora was at Havana on Thursday
morning, 3Oth ult., at o'clock, and would leave for
New-York on Sunday morning, % inst, at o'clock
By official announcement in the Gaceto we see that
II. Z. the Captain-Gene has authorized Capt. X
w Shufeldt to act as Consul Of the United States until
he receives bis Royal enequotar from Madrid recog
nizng him as Consul General. Capt. Shufedt visited
the United States steam frigate Niagara, and was
sauted with the bonors due COnsul-General on his
arrival on board and again Cd leaving the ship.
The markets have not materially changed since last
advices with improved action. Sugars have been sus-
tanned at a slight advance by tie touch of speculation
Nos IL and ~ at 81 a 81 reals arrobe. Stock here
and ut Mstanzas about 600 boxes last evening.
The shipments fer European markets have been active
throughout the week. Molasses is very dull tor
Clayed, Ia Il reals; Muscovado, /! d2i do.
Freiqhs for vessels of the United States, az advised
hid. for European countries, 25d., in advance.
Exchanges have improved. London, u a3 Prem'
New-York, par to / do; Paris ds discount; New
Orleans-no business; United States Gold Coins, ,
prem.
To MARSERs.-Capt. Adams Of the Columbia, re-
ports that the light Cape Hstteras is extnguithed'
The Columbia has made the passage in days2l hours,
Notwithstanding the first "a hours ont experienced
heavy n. l.. wind and sea.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
THE LATE SENATOR DOUGLAS.
or THE KINGS COUNTY DEMO

CRATIC UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Kings County Democratic Union General Com
mittee ut meeting held Tuesday night, appointed
a Committee of Five to draft suitable resolutions in
relation 20 The deceaee Of the late Senator Dougas
The Committee have prepared the following:
Jyh,,ea This Committee has received the melancholy tidng
Of the death Of Stephen A. nougss Of Illinois therefore,
R,.ore9 thus losing MIN the Of the nation
have net only with Of the sagacious able and
Of Democ attic principles but the people Of
the Union pred Of the services and st time
too needed Of Of the puest sound
. and most patriotic which country has
PRODUCED In stephen A. Douglas recognize the type Of the
us Democrats who, sprngins from the ranks Of the
snrmoSnted all the obstacles which poverty throws
In the path Of the youthful aspIant for honor
aud fame aided BY tho force resoute will impeled by
pure and LOFTY patriotism aud tho inspiration Of brilliant
Mus sp by gep from honor honor a last 10 be the
rrcogned political leader Of nearly million and half Of his
siyor 10 him the highest Office In the Republic
We foar that him have behed the last Of those Demo
cratic statesmen who nearly hreeou hs Of century have
fought the the Constitution and the Union and de
psrure from teachings and nunctons In the adnists
lion Government has wrought the ruin that now threatens
the Rel uhlic- ~ 49,,
acted the nsto sincerely and earnestly In the
Of condolences which mourning people tender
ins to family Of the distinguished and de-
ceased.
Prepared by order Of the Democratic Union General Commit
te. HUGH MCLAUGHLIN,
MAURICE FITZGERALD,
DANIEL d. WHITNEY, I Special
JOSEPH WILSON, Comm i,ee.
JOHN WHITE,
TUNlS @. BERGEN,
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IospoN MoSKY MAIHET.-The funds continued dull. but
without any material hnctuson Consos closed on tie h u
gl. dsli for money, and eltdelt for account
The Discount nskc rather easer and GOOD b' were
taken III s. y cent The business AZ the bAnk o. England
Ts ~esty returns OF the Bsni England show decrease
In the Of sJ 3lLe total amount D having ALLEN be
low 2l2.OOo o. sterling ~
Mess. Bsrus Co; quot. Bar si'ers sod Dollar
LIsHRFooL, May a. mLC311oN-Ihe he he broteI, SeDisi i
operations specuso and exporters both Of which classes OF
buyers have extended hei purchases to large amount while
The trade although partially stimulated by the continue hnis
ou have cautious in their Puchsses The supply sale
q ths descriptions has prevented any nstei h.nge IN
eIins OF Ell week and are ID ! n desIsr" =.
about 1900 Os., incudiDs for speculation and export
The market closed steady at he ioll9yng Quotations.
F,ir Mobile .......8d Mddns Mobile 80
Fsir Uplsnds Midding pAnds 81 ll.lbd
Soci on hand estimated at I'LL $40 bales including 99oo
THADE AT has been mHrke, since the
last steamer. owing to the Whitsuntide hoidsys
BRsApsTusIhe weather has been yer, f,yorss for The
erops RfhsrdiOI, Spence Co, Wsieheli Nah
Co and Birsnd Athys Co. report the market exceedingly
Su for 81 os Flour neg sc'9 % s %be. IsanoS9 sS5 1s,
decline Of I'd 81 Y GENITAL since T9sSay but bu,neis very
fully lower Mixed Pressed for sale from the quay stR a e
Yellow. 20 80 8; White, 3Ji $3.50
but 6rn No new here Bacon slow at u deciDc
and hodsrs snIiou, to sell Cheese again rather cheaper. Ld
Islow dnl and easier. North American S3 Tor best
Brole5s cLGsl.I Guo;s,: A'he. a quiet e
COa.esae unimPOsnt Rice opened quiet but closed ishe5
Turpsnne buoysnt but better feeling at tie close sale,
A. 6dO Fish Oils dull sales worth reporting Lnseed
LospoS MiKSrrs-MesT, Barring Bros report: Bre.dstuG.
Ts iGS S Tsy d anq si Fa iV% and Rails S scotch PIG
suFss quiet but sesy. Tea unchsnssd Common Congou
GS:f Goss Vy Scyns % at ~ iff fG Ia.s.I q
csis. quiet! NswYo5k barrel. $40 Boston bsf. fs Il
lected. Rice quiet TAow 57i60sl FOR Y. C.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
THE BROOKLYN sABBATH-sCHooL UNION.

THE BROOKLYN SABBATH-SCHOOL UNION.
The Thirty second Anniversary of the Brooklyn
Sabbath School Union held in Plymouth Church
Tuesday evening The teachers Of the different schools
and friends of the were present in large numbers
filling tue whole building. A. A. Smith, ESQ.,, Pres-
dent of the Union presided. In his opening statement
he remarked that the Sunday School cause in
very fourisbing condition. There $4,000 schol-
ars and 800 teachers Three hundred and eighty
Sunday scholars had been united to the Church
within the past year. The song, My Country, ts Of
thee, sweet land of Liberty" &c, was then sung by
the Sabbath-Sc School choir, under charge of Mr.. d. F.
Horton when an address delivered by the Rev.
c. s. Robinson of the First Presbyterian Church-his
theme being the influence of Sunday Schools in pro-
noting Christian principles. He followed by the
Rev. Dr. B. G. Cutler and the Rev. C. ID. Foss. The
anniversary hymn, marching along" was sung by
the choir the congregation joining in chorus. The
reports OF the Secretary and Treasurer submitted,
showing favorable state Of affairs, and the congrega-
ton separated.
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LAwLEss BEHAVIOR OF TROOPS.

To the Edii0r Of Tde =. y Crlbuas
SIR: The patriotism Of our town is unquestloned, rs
proved by generous gifts of men and money but we
mud it lust now rather severely tested by the pTesenee
of regiment Of raw recruits, who seem to he unuef
little any military restraint and some oil tpei, ~
gret to say lacsing selrestrant and regard I0l he
customs and rights of civilized society 1hey utie u
streets Of pleasant village with ther proIay nu
low songs, they insult women even on our
and il is not safe for woman TO he out aohe al'er
dark. In the retired parts of the town they enter
dwellings and force the occupants 10 serve meals loI
than I know Of one where they elnpDasHed
tbe;r claim on an old man by hraudishing drk-snlfe,
and another where q lone woman IN helpless fright
beved their orders TO the best of her arder and IN
soa cases they demand title dessert in the shape OF
a few quarters In part Of our town an insult to
woman was in good time by OF our Hibernisn
brethren and the thIee offenders were sorely mau ed
As the regiment has been IN town but four dals, We
are alarmed for If they do these things IN green
tree what shall be done in the dry. cannot think
that these laweGs men boys, as many seem to be,
represent the whole regiment, bat we desire TO know
how men under military rule can have much free
dom. and under what grade Of military discipline II
comes We ask also where is the necessity or wisdom
of locating body of soldiers in quiet country VII
lage where there limit 10 the places near the cly
furnishing healthy quarters without exposing COM
muuty 20 nuisance and imposition IL Is unfortunate
that the whole body of should suffer IN pubc es-
timstion from the delnqueDces OF perhaps few but
how can il be otherwise Can you not suggest rem
edv for as public fet ling is moving, shall soon
be in a very unamiable state OF excitement, and he
Obliged call civil authorities for the recovery
Of peaceabe and decent possession of streets and
sidewalks a undesirable necessity. LADY.
YonkeTt, ~ Y, juno 3, 1851.
p S-A postscript is wOmans prerogAtive.
have inst learned that the building occupied by the
troops mas been leased for this business for year,
which makes the case still more serious
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LATER FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.

The steamship Columbia, Capt. Adams, from Havana
June /, at II p. H., arrived on Wednesday. on the
Moro Caste, passed brig Caroline Z. Kelly Of New
York, bound in. June 8, lat 3lo, Ion. 79', sgnaed
schooner A. NJ. Bartlett, bound to Boston. Same day.
lat 81 35 Ion. 7So 49, spoke Danish brig ThOrnwald
bound North. OFF south end Of the Woodlands passed
a bark bound North, showing a red signal, with a
white letter T.
The bark Caroline Elems, of Rockland, from Pensa-
cola with cargo Of lumber, bound to Cenfuegos ran
ashore, the night of the 18th ut, on coral reef on
the Jardipals Banks. The vessel bilged and filed;
became total loss together with the cargo, except
little uyasrs tba. was put on board seboopsr bound
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
ITALY.

The Iadfpea50nce Beige states that the Cabinet OF
Turin bad rejected the conditions upon which France
consented TO evacuate Rome, and that things would
consequently remain for me longer in sau quo.
The recognition by France Of the new Kingdom OF
Italy viii not, however, be delayed bu! will take
place before the end Of June.
Tranquility prevailed at Milan. The number Of
arrests growing out Of the late disturbances about
100.
VI. Martino the new Governor at Naples, had Issued
TO uphold legality above the movements of political
parties lie instructs public funciionares TO listen to
all complaints and divese opinions but not to entertain
any accusation unless accompanied by proofs. lie urges
the strict execution Of all orders Issued by Govern
ment.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
FRANCE.

Precautions were being taken in Paris 10 prevent
the circulation of pamphlet by NJ. Mires, giving The
names of frequenters of the Tuileries whom lie bad
bribed. NJ. Miress trial is fixed for the early part Of
June. His long solitary confinement is said to have
serioufly affected Bis mind as well as his health.
II was reported that liberal law Of the press
before the Council Of State, and would probably
be submitted to the Corps LegIslath in few days.
There was also rumor that the motion Of Jules Favre
agains. the obnoxious law Of public safety would be
anticipated by Government repeal Of the law.
The Paris Bourse the 9th was rather Tat.
Rentes closed al 69.40.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
INDIA AND CHINA.

The mails, with dates from Calcutta TO April "a and
Hong Kong April 2j, were expected TO reach England
on 9th of May.
Calcutta telegram Of April %, received via Point
de Gale states that the duty coton-twis and yarn
had been reduced to ) per cent The increased duty
ON salt and opium in India was expected to bring in
G700,C0O.
Exchange at Shanghae was quoted q, 6I3id. and at
Hong Kong 4L7d.
The tea settlements were at higher prices, the stock
being insignificant. silk dull and lower.
The British expedition had returned from the
YRng-tse.
Hsnkow was invested by the rebels.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
NEw-yoRK ASSOCIATION OF BAPTIsTs.

The seventy first anniversary of the New York Zap
tist Association was held in the Central Church,
Brooklyn, yesterday. D.
ARMITaGr. who took for bis text Romans VIII. 10.
The meeting was then organized, and the following
officers elected for the ensuing years Moderator, the
Rev. L. Armtage; Clerk George II. Hsnseli Ireas-
urer, s. T. Hillman; Assistant Clerk, Z. Z. "hiei
Corresponding Secretary, Sylvester Pier: =,
The following extract from letter reveals healthy
sentiment in the bosom Of the Baptist denomination:
And now brethren. a. Baptist friends Of the south have
been the fret escucheon Of patriotic denomina
ton allow Behsoa Baptist Church through T., letter 70
cypress hdsnce IN Government and its admins
traitor our unsweing fidelity the Union, the whole Union
and the Constitution and deestson Of the acts OF the
Pirate ConiederAey. 90, -,
same place,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
Two DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival Of the City yOf Washington s Australnsian

The screw steamship City Of Washington, which
sailed from Liverpool at o'clock p D., on the 2|d'
and from Queenstown on the 23d utmo, arrived mere
at yesterday, and the Royal Mail steamship AUS
traasiap Capt Hockey, which sailed from LiVerPCO
at 10 a. M on the 25th and from Queenstown on 'ne
evening of the Goth ult arrived here yesefday ai's''
noon.
Tie Arabia arrived at Queenstown at O'Clock on
the morning OF the 2jth.
The news is quite meager and unimportant,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
Tur LArEsT-Via Opeensto,,p.

LoSDos, May l6.-The Obserrer Of the 10th says
the Opposition intend to try another party division
the Budget tomorrow l7th Msyl 1t il not upon the
motion of Mr.. Newdegate that the division will be
taken but IT will be proposed to leave out OF the Inland
Revenue bill the clause which affects the paper duties
repeal. There has been no notice given, any
intimation of dviion by the Opposition but very
pressing whip has been made by Col. Taylor.
VnNsA, Thursday, May l6.-An inquiry has been
instituted by the Criminal Tribunal Of the Vorarlberg
with reference TO the fanaticl persecution Of the
Protestants by the people in that Province.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
PROM THE 9Th REGIMENT, n. Y. s. T.
DRrACHnEHr 6Tn RkGIAEST. N. Y. 8. T.
Eo,k Aorr.p lnnanohs Nd Mo- n Ia6i

Fort Morgan. Annapolis Nd, May n, 1861.
Mira LEnuEL SsTH Secretary Ladies Society for Relief OF
Patriotic Volunteer Of Rev. Dr. ChApins Broadway Churk
Uear Madam | acknowledge with pleasure the
-.c of two boxes wearing apparel for the Of Reg
srt T. articles will be Of great service TO the brave e
low, 10 whom they have given, and Of them
rxrd by ouf te uxure The ,hor OF time
given departure from has been
SUFFERING but through the kndness OF
friends, and by your generous aid all are
placed beyond the reach Of Immediate want The seIes
prope 70 the Medical Department received with HHry
ss The officers ard men unite expressing their s
Precsiop Of the valuable assistsDce thus anoTded
Trusting that yonr patriotic sbors may meet the men reward
tsJ 20 suinently deserve,
Ian, ladies, yours most respeetialy. -
WIN N. BANKS,
Quartermsstsr 9Th Regt N. Z. :, Troop.
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-CHixBsKs-JUsE s-Bsfofs Justice
BAHsAHD
DECISIONS.
T.. A. Watson sgt. j. G. FieldiDg-Mo.ion denied,
with s 10 costa - o.,
Joseph Hahn sEt Wu. II. Setter ct sNoon denied. with
$40 costa 10 10 proper case for reference.
John Cocks sgt W H. hsaod, two c-sea-Moioh oohied
with . 10 cost,
SPECIAL TKRs-Bsfors Justice AiLES
George Paddock 81 al DTske H. Palmer et L-JadsDeu
plaintiffs with to defendants 10 answer n.ni Of
-
Simon rernsr q al srt A. L. Wilsms-Jldgusnt fr d~f,n
dsu WIKI leave TO pAiun' TO smeud on payment
coal
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
THE DISTURBANCE AT THE PARK BARRACKS.

To me Editor Of The N. y TSibUns
SIR 10 your account OF the disturbance which TOOK
.cs ~ tbe Ps,k the evening Of the 4h inst
notice hat the blame ssohed by your reporter 10 the S
Regiment stationed there A. an eye witness whole
whatsoever Company Of the l1th Regiment who were en-
gaged In the melee only the but throughout
chiefly IN fault The Of the 3lst behaved with commend
able Myself together with several other officers Of
Regiment commencement but short
distance off, in fall view OF tine whole occurrence and Thereafter
present down 70 the conclusion Is mistake that any
of arrested.
would take the opportunity here to add that on more than
occaioD and In than respect the good order O
has been subject of praise the part Of Col Van
the officer IN charge Of Barracks ct this point
will favor and night misAppreheuson By giving
xnhlicity 70 these fectG ROBT r. DANIEL,
second Lieut. Comrsny 31st Rcgt. N. Y. Volunteers
Payk Bqrraoss June 5. 1851
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COURT CALTNDAR-Tu, pIy.

SUPREME CoURT-General Tem.-Enumcrated,
Noe 102 lo4 l0 lO6 l. Io l2 l1 ia, us li6 lls, H.
100 I2l, l22 49, 12i, l2j l26 III, l2 l29 100, lJ ~
SUPEEmE CoURT-Circut.-PaTt Nos. 52 4F,
ia 49, s6 s39 sJ7 5G $685. Ss ss7 6o ei 6sl d24 t1o
633. 63f. Col.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERh-Demurrers.-
No. a. 8s-Issnes Of law GcNo 1el 800 52a J 30i, lis,
250. 2a, 263 2S0 81, y, l28 lao, llii l0. le, f0t
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos 63, l6ll, 5S|,
ls27 Ses 1915 1918 1870 1881, 1879 Isi 1919 1855 1857 1861.
Part I-So. 1895 3 l6s 23s 1910. i6I1 1885, ls24, 7ls
1870. 1885, 1893, l7o2.
CosMos PLrAs - Part I.-Adioured 10 next
Monday Part lNos ls6 1884 3is $751; ~, liyJ, s5, ljs
lSj3, ,3s, '3js i9io, lc3 lO5, l9s.
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ALLEGED THgFr.-Ona Mahlon RTI. Griffith wa

ALLEGED THEFT.-0ne Mahlon aII. Griffith was
arrested by the Fourteenth Ward Police charged with ssean
sl00 bill on the Broadway Bank belonging 10 Mr. Edward U
Ca Of No 24 Broadvsy Tho latter retired late Tuesday
night and ss O'clock In. following morning. before he awoks
Griffith tho aud suosequenty me money
missed After his the accused having
had the Ia his possson but said he received ~ nom an
man He before Justice Steers and Locked up
for tiial. 49, -, .,
A Girl BuRsEp-Catharine Cogan, an Irish girl
IL years OF are domestic living No 4t Crosby street, In
kndng Ie n stove poured some camphene over the
wood and the being applied the c.mphene sued and
setting de,, burned her 10 sety dnss'os' msnp
She was conveyed 10 ths NsW'iesS h0,PtsA
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TEsTANrSrs VS.. CoRKsoREws.--A distinguished and
popular divine of neighborng city tells good story
az the expense of the CLOTH He says he assisted lately
al the laying of r.stone of church in the
rural districts During the ceremonies it was thought
proper to read chapter from the New Testament, and
call was made for the book. There six clergy
men present who Immediately felt in their pockets.
but strange to say not one of them had copy Of the
Testament about him. and being at distance from any
house, it was necessary TO omit that portion of the
ercises The clerical portion of the party adjourned
by invitation to the house Of of the deacons where
a collation. was provided. A bottle of wine being
brought in cOrkscrew was called for Strange to say.
each of the six clerical gentlemen put his hand in hs
pocket and produced of the needed Instruments
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he following re-olniions were adopted:

R,ord That Subordinate Lodge IN this state sha be Per
red 10 initiate ps,s sny sctual resident oi another
s,.ts County Territory and such Lodge shall knowingly
DO so n shall forfeit ia warrant ,
SO that Subordinate Lodge shall decide
how lour Issdeuce h jurisdiction shall be necessary 20
.ke the applicant eligible for election provided s~syi that
The Lodge tA satisfied that the applicant intends TeSdlnE
within its Jurisdiction. The matter referred 10 the Commit
tee On tho Condi ion OF Mssoury
Rs,rs Thai the Office of Assistant Grand Secretary be abol
isbod.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
A CARD FROM COL. GEO. B. HALL.

To che Editor Of The y. \. ITiouHe
SIN: Al the evening" parade at this camp to-day, 1
thst all recruits rho dsstshed with he treat
tent would be discharged on their personal appics
" Two men came forward and acknowledged In the
Of officers and Judge Connolly that they perfectly sts
fed IT'D their officers and every thing else connected With the
cTrsni1stion but wanted obtain discharge, although they
have been supported for & week in this regimeot
Their Tbonas Pendlebury and George Miller end
hope you viii give their fiends opportunity Of judging OF
their patriotism by giving this communication an insertion IN
your psper Respectfully, your obed't servant,
GEO X. HALL, Colonel Commanding.
eodoarseys Jaoksoa Regiment ExeeiiOv BTgods Red HOUSE,
2, 1861.
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POLAND.

Tie law relating TO the redemption Of compulsory
labor bv the peasants in Russian Poland had been pub
lished 1t indicates four different methods by which
the redemption may be effected. The peasants will be
finally relieved from compulsory labor on the lst oil
October next.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

RELIGIOUS WANTS OF THE YOLUsTEERs.-Thers
will be public meeting at Cooper Institute this
ing, under the auspices Of the Young Mems Christian
Association consider the spiritual condition of the
volunteers, and to provide some way of supplying
them The object is of importance, and will COM
mend itself to all who wish TO the best interests
of the thousands now gathered into regiments or IN
camps away from home associations and brought lat"
contact with every variety of temptation The Christian
Association has entered upon tswork earnestly and ito
demand upon the community for sympathy and COOP
GRAFTON i. one not to be easily ignored Let there be
crowded house.