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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
III AIiRINP.
Pa..enerrs Sailed

n ss ,t,am,h,p Po.a 20, Lroro,lJ. A. d. !s Fuep.s,
Mexican Mlei iot tSe children and TO sIysnt.
and three daughters Mob-. snd Mr.. W ba - PLH.'
dsIpbit Nj usust Belmont children sEd thee
chi lreu and s-Ivant do mrs w T. Thomson .nS
child 90 Slr. and Mr.. h. X. Morrison do
GsI spSid hs[ss% sro.. N%r. % ad. W.say G.l,e..
tor . Ka HuI.nn Oaiy-,tou {. Douiucus Now.f orb !
q. I. Gray N-sf"rk hrs " M'ddrll sIn FsneitSeoi
Mis- Lawrence Eng; Mr.. aud AD Besmsns, Pai bihop
James .he R-v L. Rev and Ms ". J. Warren. n.
Y W. Bod.sco aiy L, Ru--iAn L.suon, Ne bootco;
Ssrsh ? Nj a.d M. Il. STUART. Mis- Cairns NJ soatoE,
Y. Jose seyii-, J. e. Stwll-. Lima dc Ntse b. beS.
vine J"se "a egn, hnys1s J9hn Ardr"nrn'I ysnse
Haven. A Lsco"n a. s,i-, o. Miss Eyre, knf MI ana
NJ Ledou1 chi DE and two ser an's, y: o. Mi.
Mr. sod hs oGe', Mis- Ju Ia Tw log y: Halcni Lise-
am Mr II rartrT SIR Il ,tihoel ard ughyr N.Y.
Mr. ad Mrs NJ Guand -. Mrs Ja,o Heather g. 8ertsces'
Jls.. la Colliuut begun Gso'se A. CaTk > D.
Morton Mr aud Mr. 81 ho'g1ild And tyo eh lf o. hls
j. ,Nlr. AID Ma d. Maeoms'o Mobile Ctsa PeTdor
CO ard,r-ou. y. Johu A.AhaH SOD Joseph N"sdhun OK
Sb.fEel3 lr aud Mrs W. II Riu- Pbad. " 10 Cameron
n nit u. Mobile Rry. r.. n Purcell Plushsld. ". y
Murray Hamilu UaI v. rulntu y. Y, James srE Esrt
y y NJ. and Mrs Jam o. HU'ua sud i'fsn y. a. h NJ
Davis fus ". y L.~tsuc y Y, Peter DoI4l, Do H.
Crosshrd Liy.rt, Of John dasrds, London; ~ NJ fey
Son; T. HHtuaan dsyri +. H. shohsn. hey = ora y
Gta,irr DO. !. Mood ~ % &. Redmond H. .Ae.s "
y. George BorbNth Li.~.p~1i T. Uhihon y ~ q. ~ a.
Barr 5 ". Tony y y. br a"d Mrs: Geo hol v " M;
nd Nfs g. W -Ile tAldiuu ant servant isl NJ snS
Mr. Ho.ksr and .efv,,t y. ~: Mr. AID Ms h - hsihes'
rfild and ser ant Mobile ~. ursiuhur ". q Nw Iheen
Y: k vi em,l and ficud Chsliestoui ~ .ld Mra J.
v,r, Is.i, NJ Koo,,r ,.c u. W Bibby, y. >. Mr. sne
Belgium :. A. Brow, H. .tdd James nes'on -
John dave port Jc,ry ny H. Coulter Phi1 JlS' Laa ,a,
C5 s5a,n. Ma Dpdei scotland mr end Mr. B."n fmla
C. W NelIJn rsisoii-, Mon ou,l H. Wa Nn-' ~ w.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
NARREE ID.

CArPBELHl-C CLINTON-in Bro klyn. ThdUdsy Msy
81 by tho Row john McKeBns, Pslnck Campbell to Mary o.
Clinton.
DFALEY-HAWLEY-At Memorial Church, on Monday.
jane g. By To. Rev. r.. r. q. COck a. sidney Dea!ey 20
hate j. you get deusbeI Of ths Ase SAMUEL W. hsw!eJ,
both Of this city.
HOLLEY-JUDD-In W.erbury CoDneciicpt on Wedne'-
dAy une s. by The Rsy. hr. Msgl Abner b. HOllry
Of this city 70 Kate daughter OF B. 81 Judd Of the
former place.
LYpN-pFsHISE-On Tuesdsy June g. In Trinity Church,
Hwsrs n BY tbe Rev. X. W Haui-, d. D Of Astoria,
Ado C. Pe.ps daughter Of John Prshue 70 sJyanus Lyon
Vi rer.lO,
mOON-YOUNG-OD Tnesday May IA. BY the Rev ah Ros-
err william Moon VI New w SSIsh NJ ioung Of BROOK
yn 4. ID.
BNITH-sMITH-On Weduesday, May 90 by tho Rev. c. ID
Foss John ). Smith TO Anuis h. SmHb Of BIo'tlyn.
TRACY-SILLE0K-ID Brooklyn, on Weduesday, nne D. by
the Rev j. Home. Captain }. }. Jracy to MAgSres y
Shleck both Of o. sirT Bsy, l..
TOT EH-McRlLLOP-On Nond'y, Jone ,, BY Ite Rev Dr.
Porter the redIce Of the brides sbe y, j. Ioen TO
Mar T.. Nekn op, both Of B.o.klJ +. ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
The marine force at the B, ooklyp barracks at prea

The marine force at the ooklyn barracks at prea,
en cpnsi & OF less than 30 men, WHO afo comm MED
by Maj rs lrevOOrt aud Doughty. Tie guard or y Q
Nrth Carolina liO menl J., in charge OF Sergt lAhby,
there tein. no commissioned Otrer now attached -
IL. Capt. Synme-, of ensac la notoiiety, was the
L,tt marine captain ni the Moth"
A young lady and her mother, the former 'educed
by al AneIic Coumodo bow III command oI Sc
sion toIces, have arrived here from Soatb America,
10 fl ont the man who ruined them, AMI presrn i'm
with the two BRAZIL bO,s of whom Ia tie father.
hia address present is Norfolk.
TIE United States soopofwar Wand ,lla sailed yes
terday for the blockade feet. She s 7o3 tus buden,
carries % gun1 ardnsa,ly 800 men She bias no' been
put out Of commission since she left for the Eest Indies
Her oficers are:
Command ?. s p Lees LieGt Whi ing EJeeu,iye Officer
Bcn-osuts n A. " ebb ksph CbandHI Henri wilson, snd
T. tsmmi g Snrgross, Ch.s sh'ld end Henry L. Me-
6bes-y Iep, Of Mli John Scream yau-houru Master H.
j. - nisni b0Hsw.o, Miller; Ounne', Cheny Sai-IHaksr
Thomas; Carpenter Rogers
Tto Daylight commissioning was postponed Until
to-day The Penguin and Albatro.s remain IN statH
quo.
The United States sieamer- IroQnois and Richmond
due at this port yesterday, from the hsdiierrn-
mean, and will probably arrive this forenoon Win
tho Susquehsnns, the, mbk three Of orr most eicen
yerstl. In conniesiOD, they present the following
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
Isn,..uv,r. Arrived

ss..,nAfp CTvqj ~ a,tirgiy, Lrc,po0i Pc liaI1i.ss
H. ! Boo.,f Capt hutl. q. ~. Eh's9;, Mf. @'9a a.
lsuwrl krv - Icc,c. = s Ly"us, b B irl's.r ~.
Hu,.r T. Aschwald Mr. uilds aud child u W in 49,
Patterson, =. MT snd Mr.; MoSiion, ~ -
snd family france 60 iaS iS".dSfs Mls y -'-'-' -
M.Etia. Master y ct Tiue NJ atd Alrs. HAYWOOD ia
in aecM,4g C,iH-b., yons iidrusd--s a. toA-tA n "a
phiuury 4 li.ili.h Ms oliver Mrs. Foch, if - ~
a,Yar a. -, sof, " RaHkn. Dr. OsneL Cai'tiA O'St
hnf.ia~ ali,. Ma. kodr'in. stable. b. lusss, -,
p-, 4 ,rnay hrud r. q Avirss ana servant ~ .e9
IL n Vos, n Pastor, la du T. 5 H.r'a ;e.s> s>e
Can't El g o. Miss NJ tRrArt. \ Mnreli Ma,tef sa'. =.
t.,v sole. J. busanrh-r O. RELY, T. Dyy!o A.
io,.1 Wan.r X Meyer Mclsrnot joe. sui,h, peol'
ia s.op n Ahiui. no. q. 1gue l. T. DO te~a, a.. % Ss.A
UI ~ A. Iutk t :. Harh, J. Adams, ,. "hsas 81 "
,t,p ID Foy En- Koosrt Josee j. Aelna e - ~, n'st' "a
M.' n A I.efd : ~ suru A. ba-s ). ts''t,'., W. -
59L " N,,sby -. scott fId }. Mclean, W scales u
ty ran l. French 10 Il b hteh. D,,a t.n,.
To- GeaashIp f.e,n,"''i j'o" GA s'1-D'''" '''"N 49,
Muir . ,,.....-. ID 6 Mai, T. Gaa.
psri Jo.e Lasofa, IL ". q" DR. dse'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
Arrived.

Steamship Fcooout lbt) Ncwland. Classow 5l,Y - ~ ~
A.. A. iorI.nd A.piu~sl May q, ls ~ y. lou. y se
n,..sd hip " v Moss, steering L. Lat ~ I'h ~ %"
ora i'ebcg- - MI. ,t.x.,,s, p r My
"a nn.s,ts 10 a. r1,wrudlus Sous, q New y, ay
it 3I on oN 10 rN haugeo siguals with eAA hyPs'1
bound y sud w4- g. couI.ii, 4 dayA l., h.u... snA
b.rs ed-f Is i,0aiis bremen - days ~ II s
ats pts- RaS-r bros 3d tSs' on a.. or
the hnnk-. -, .....d CHR, Tar Ma
4 o,i, Gc 10 Urn,er a Deytu His been II days W." -
baIks -, ,v..hf,,,o, d. C.,
hours m, .un,.bcsA
BcLow-BIL Lucy Frances. from ssA'-D'
CLnsusn bef-h . 60. . an, r,Y.s- Both b
bfg Anna ID. Jordan Schh S'amp'N''
PSsiSp-Sesnl.siY Persia for LiverPoO passed INC -
G:iu y.
Mi,D-Surset, ). T.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
L,p,. C.lYe,. Hor.ns. snIn,.

Hides iiasc ~ rsilow &c. y II Pea, 2Cc. 81 each;
Cali Skins. "a c. v N. ,
~ BEEF ~uis and quality include no.hi1g but thu
best srge fs sI O,.u SEC nd 1lry incnd" The bess
gras tItu be- 1f-d o, sad the ors. three
I'D Steers Ordasy uf bu the refuse % lots
SHEEPExia iDcud-s e. srl sud when tncse oE Inferior
quality throw Out. -
Tbeis we're car tar Grant Trunk and Eastern Rail
road Bottom ard Lus and - over toe bscbburf
% tho. F.irhD,'g from Albany. -
kENAgxs: The number act 20 Cay co1sid
s.sb.y smaer a. fr werks. there not being half
Of - us ih- prices a, Albany were
hgnur bat ber apply last vres, and prices
ug-r here thr pesens, Ana pees were
but i,tle if su' higher
sArsp lh "a last weeA sonp ic SOLD foA
5cs q 70, bat rye lots sOd 10
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
LATEST COMMERCIALLY Au,tra,ls .aa

10y ItIr.TfNN q I~FN9IUHhiT
LIVERPOOL COrTOS MARKt1-May 26-Ihe rales
og Cotton y..tefd.y Saturday 800 bas including 20O
,pecutors aud erposrsthe msries clorg quiet and
steady.
1hr BEHADsTTYFs ngaibrt is dGll.
The PHONi.OS arsei /, steady.
LospoS MoNKy MAKKET-S.tIrd.y Fveplng gConsos closed
today 81 Csli for money and 81 lgl fof tccurut
AagRiCN SrUCKsllnois Central Shsrss 4odJJ dlrcouns
tIie, 2lH.2
Th. Au.trals.lsn has 372I Oo0 "a sIecie on bou1
HAvsE tuTtOS MARKEr-Msy 2J.-O hens Iyes ord no re
a no,rd t 1890 Hls l0lc Tho l. sady with sale
- bales during The ~ees The total stock IN port Anonn's
% lCJ, 700 bel,a
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06

Of the Wysndhie, which leaves presently Tor hey
West, TO seud ltlters. Nothing new b. date WIN
eudravOr to fnrni,h early accounts OF the hY'nng'
should there be any.
A schooner arrived yesterday, with ordnance ana
mnnit On board including the lC-iuch shells, which
were very much needed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
4" BKOwS & Ladder,
" :. 81. MASAIAO,
IAN rsper. in the South plea,s copy"

3. sNSTS %' Mash1sO, a h1iS.NA' H. H. IL W1i1snr.D,
80 And others.
IAN nrspers iu the South plea,e copy"
Accompanying the above, The CoGtederocy makes
I'VE clip he t,Il wing from The Pa'ask' 7imes
publisu,d at ilawkius>iile III this State. Nj min re-
sided some eight miles east Of thai place. 10 hPiears
TN, he ,aid hat il Lincoln woul march hi io'ceo
tlrou. the Southern Stdes, that he would ilk III"
destiny with hun, and Lat II the war Continued II
years woud lie as icn as be waited to ie; I'hl
that there tories who Bot Ilcb III le lIeNOiu'lo
a Y war and that be would do 70 ~ ti
i Lieut. LarntheIs was disi i'sci ed 10 arrest bin,
aud lie gave limseli ~, sckuOw wl,dti Z That lie lad
iired the iangnag- with Which lie WAS 'hnfge Lieut.
Ia rutLerO took oim in buggy 10 carry IN 10 hh"H
neville for tTi. lie was uneasy Tor lear nc "Ond
be hung but eAs assur,d That lie would OnIy have -
leave th- GO ,ntry. Wien in two miles Oi town he
Was permitted to get out Of tie bcg-y, o. y ting
back into it, lie Ihiew up is hand and tlgut ned
Lieut. Carrotberss hOrs With whs sIil 81 'id
rcsie,s animal, ctusinp hm 10 slri"g very suddenly,
comlellig Liet. Ga rher- ~ J., eaRe his hold on ~
mu.ket I'D grasp the ~ ns. MHilh llDmed al'iy
blow at Carruerss head VITO dodged and received IT
acr +. Lis ba or shOuleis; ClnutlCJs then Junled
fom tie buggy, and az lie did TO- Mar stepped back
and cooked tie gun. Caruti eis sprung behhd ie
ior e. and bting iolored by Marin, a around l." lhc
OpI.ri,e eide. Martin den "senitd tie ninrktt.
Carruthers told him 10 crack bis Whip hhd AZ lie
,ame iine fired Martin with revolver, at tbe dis
charge OF which Martin dOpl"d his lead, from "lirh
C4tftHeft U1LE5 Jlb Dhil lODh theVi' ""''iH '"'h
wbe,lrd az il TO D "a around tie buggy, aud Ds did
80 another OF was in BY CerruIheir, but without
effect As Matin reached The rear Oi the buggy Var
iulhers hrcd tLnd time and ibi Ks the "ioJ 'o"h
alec. Marin was by tis time Oh the same side WIN
Carrutber, and Carruthers aga sprung the ore
sid, Marin lstanily fired nvn i.n viii The nsiskri
tie muzze Of ~hici4 uOt dug 1--we ieet from
the hors aud the whole charge pe,sii,g inio tIo
shoulder Of tie morse. Finding tnal he shot bad not
t,ken effect, Martin clubbed biz nusset, AID Lieut..
Carfuthers fired upon hin egaiu, AID lhhking bis
pstol exhausted, threw il into his face iuiI,trga
teycIe wound Martin teL wueeled aud Tue
alarm ~as aiyen by Lieut. Car Tiers IL sOon ss poe
eibr aud some OF the guards who were tehi"d a. tho
ii ne 4 aafny took place, upon hDding the conoitrn
of aiai> nlcailttly started icr dogs 10 ioll"w the
tra lEAi CrrdtGer- buried 10 town ~ Ial idly as
the conoon Of his horse would permit and gave nc
o. - 10 he meinbeIsOt tie cOInaiy"i "i villa Lad fhi.-
pred and ia ball an hour cat. Ryan bnd icry or
ilily men In pursuit. Martin Wns followed uniil hy-
break nrKi niornipg but escaped. 1t SEEMS that re
ob aimee IL h"se from negro Of WI Han Allen, md
thus cvaded lbis pr utrr. lbo te5ro "Iies u al o
was l.eOing Jne, ~ben he s,w biu, shd thhL Lo
wns e,idenLy severely Hounded."
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
Cambridge Cnr,ie Market.

REPOETED Ibt J. IkIruNr, OF HEo AtTr.
WtDsEsDAI, Jpps :, 1851.
Whole Of Caitis 2sl. about 200 betyes
1n1 CONSISTING of Working OIen. hileb Cows aad
ore, TWO, and three y-si old /.
PKCks AAEkpI bESrEAtfs IS 500 50 - hfsi quality
St. 25. second quality - -
PaIcEs SToAs C,rTLs- Working OIen. pss psiT 800
SI5 tl6; Cows and Gaiv-s from f3O 80 70 t0i Year
hnRs, fwo-yrsfs-od. e. fhfrs-JeS Sold
sheep aud mbs lit ak~t, pfIcs Ia ota a. va RIls
- sanh; ~ IS IJ6 IS lroE, % Sc 4 ~
Spring Lambs from - &c -
. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
yTerLct--H,u.,,,d 5v Tslegy1yk.

BrFptLo Juhe m.-FLorR steady and 80 Moderate de'
unsud WHs.r in noor si- milling d~msud usfkei lowers
alec hu, ~ bed Winter. aud sid59c. fot
s choice Nil~ Club C0RN dull and no saes CasiL
tKEiGurs. Haze. or snd " he.l 10 New-l1rk LAss
IxPoR1s 40 hbls. FIoBf 4'B bu.h NhsH, 2fN0 bush.
Oats. C.NAL EKPoKs: ZOO Dbl. Flour. 90 n Whest
IOgO bl.h Rye.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
HnolIen.

Hx .ilot boat w n Aslm~sl No I'D ms ~ dsyl
~ -. Nsn,n.li nom HAVE Tor bsltlipos ha A.
,b'I - AiS.tt from Btrn,n tor balsiDcfe sfo' ""
,ios. nom sbuids fol New .bSysa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-06
DESPERATE CoNFLlCT-A REFUGEE FROM
THE SOUTH

We f,d in The SyatherH CO.fed6rocy tAtlan's,
Gal ,f the 10Th u. the foil wing advertisement:
t2,O reward i'll be li,en Tor u esi Of Georse
Martin dead ave- charged with uterig tssonanle s-n
uers asa Southrfn 'drscJ Ednittrd Oy IN
I'D for an atttp TO aGe he lie Lieut. Carraheis when
under est. =, ,
"S 81. MANAISO, II. H. WHlrkhEAD,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-05
TIE FRENCH GOVERNMENT

"e nnde'1taud that the agent Of the French
Government. now in Richmond, is abou, l..
huy tobacco here. 1t is said he will CON-
menee IN the course Of q few days indie
pendent OF this being good nows to the plan
ter'. there is an important Significance in this
action Of this agent. 1t is we'll known that to.
oacco 's an article Of monopoly with the
French Government. The question naturally
arises. then. why would that Government
authorize the purchase of tobacco here. if tn.
blockade is to be recognized and continued
would France purchase that which abe canno,
received II this he true, as stated. it is very
encouraging to our planters aud disngreeab le
hint to our enemies-Eraminer.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-05
RORRIaH REG0aHrr1nu

All the information we receive from the otbsr
s'ds o.. the Atlantic 10 favorable to an early
recognition. The Iesaiqg statean,an of England.
a. ~siIas shs, more ihfluehtfs! sportiou Of the
English press, do'not tiaesitSss sosexsrsss .he;r
conviction iha, the Southern States must .oon
% recognized. They kpoH. we'll that the
manufacturing and commefcial ini.re.ts Of
europe are 100 saasely bound up with those oi
the States Of the South to make il either
profitable or prudeptto to delay the question of
for any great length of time.
England and France may be willing to declsre
their disapprobation Of slavery in he abstrsct.
while there 10 no .dsnser thst their interests
~iifbs injured thereby ,bfE when, ss III the
case Of f'shs Confederate Sts,ss, IL bsoonss a
ssiyseaon whistler OF .petSksy ,shsIl, takssuch
'seessse as 70 secure The Sship Of p.spls
ION whrss feadptfy they rscsiss the rpateria,
Egsh fssnisaSts 6kssd IS s;R idas, or tI1sir
IsSse isse = bscon1ss pstter o ffar, paere iup9r-,
ssas.s,lH sssssSs..fHrotn @ .sl esH learn. HppEh
sonftes hare No Assf Sfspss; IL ,xsssF1nr 81
people of7shsssSRth ihSs II thsv ssn. sucsss
90 ~osid, n6sa sas II II sitoS sSis Sss n
s snea55eP'lityt re da4intas ah6ieifids dance
tney nhttn short time MSa o.. GrGst -
coFa,l1on of the Great Poways 6f Ra1otcs ~
s.ewtmoa$bs che sBoath will Has4 = son IN
COTTON TO export This crop Eurups ~ ~.
ano some @essrreS viii doubsie,I Ss faGsn 20
oman It. There 10 musfs III AhSs = - sn.st
~ =. smsass Y Ear"pe 20 givs. n ksfgsnE 10
People ehA S6uiff, - Ssibss2
~ 20 sisssn ~ - =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-05
NORTHERN BUsINEss

Inc Northern papers. much as they try te
hide the truth. are full Of proofs of the fright
'u' loss OF business and wide spread financial
distress under which their people now labor
In the single townsof Lynn. in Massachusetts,
from " hich the South has heretofore obtained
most OF its shoes. tho falling off in business i.
incredible. statement says that only about
1000 pairs Of shoes are now manufactured
there weekly; whereas before The withdrawal
of the Con federate States the weekly sunn|v
on an "Veraeo was estimated a,5O. 900 pairs.
Such facts as these will 10 a. much to bring
the iankees to their senses as cannon ha lis.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-05
CR1N NNCNItNIED. y Z
SECESSION GuARna

FAtnrAx Z. II VIRGINIA, June o. 1881.
At meeting of the Secession Guards, called
win view "f rendering our acknowledge
mehts to our friends at lioms for their liberal
contributions TO our uniform fund Cnpt. w
". rerryInan was called t" The Ch air, and DR..
D. T. Maxwell appointed Secretary On mo
uon, Lieutsnants Adams, Parks. Privat,. G.
Jones. and s. P. B""z.r were appointed a com
n'''tre to draft resoluti"ns expressive of our
thanks and heartfelt gratitude for the liberal
SUMS SO generously subscribed. After a short
adjournment. the committee reported the fol-
loving Preamhe and Resolut ions:
Whereas. The friends of. the Src.ssion Guard.
nav" 8" iiberaly responded to the call for assis.
lance IN un'sor"ing our Company, thereby
nah'testing in the most f,rc,ile manner. that
though they are not participating Ia the activ,
dnt'es OF the field. still their purses can b. frea,v
used 1" sustain th"se who have left their homes
10 defend The institutions and honorof South
Carolina upon the soil of the Old Dom min,
Therefore be it.
Resolved That We testify to the donors our
appreciation of such kindness bv m united ~
preston OF thanks for their liberal eontr;bu-
lions IN behalf Of the cit,z n soldiers -ncount.r
ing the dangers aud hsrtlships OF the ten.ed
field.
on motion this Preamble and Resolution.
were unanimously adopted aud ordstsdsto be
published in the AbbeviIIe papers.
W. W. PERUVIAN, Chrn,
ia G. MAXWELL Sec'v
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-05
CAVALRY COMPANY.

We lear" from w. J. LoAA1. Esq. that he
mas heen very successful ia his efforts to raise
Cavalry company in the District. His roll il
very nearly full. and h. expect. to organize a..
an early day. The Company is composed of
the very best material. and will make their
mark in any field Of action to which they
may he called. A few place. are still vacant.
and hy e"rly application may he .e,u urcd.
1t Ia desired tn attach the Company to Col
Orrs Rifle Regiment. Effors are bring made
for that purpose. and will no doubt he euccess-
fui
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-05
THE UoNcERT

We had INC pleasure Of attending the Con-
&C cert At Cokeshnry on Friday evening last.
'e was an interesting programme TO which
Mresr' A'chel and R"thschild contributed
there ch"ic"st music. There WINS large att.n
da nee of " nth and hesn.y. and the evening
passed off very agreeablv."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-05
THE COMET

large comet WAS seen here. ah,r. -,
North "e''e'" horizon on l"'t Monday night
ana sun appears nightly with ITS brilliant. nebu
Ia and train extending at east 90 deg. in A.
easterly direction.
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ih's does not include General .Johnstons 20.
""" tropra' which are probably between Stras-
burg. Front Royal und Salem. on the Manassas
Gap Railroad. Tor else along conntry rood
which. running north of and parallel with that
road terminates al Fairfnx.) and which will
surely cooperate with Gen. Beauregar.l in case
"n attack on the capital is decided on. Neither
does it include the following tr"ops which. too
remote to act in immediate conjunction with
men, viii tie reserve force which may be
brought up in few days namely:
"'"o' 10000
Petersburg. (reinforced from WeldonA ls.ooo
"1"e"o"re 25,OOO
.o.a' reserve 70.OUU
Making grand total of lsO, 900 troops,
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@ or FIFTY.

The anhscriber Offers 20 be one Of flfty over
'ssrs shp yilltmsks up shs sop Of a.ooo Tor
shs purpess Of s.ming one ,ofraur. District
co.npaniss1 --shs suna u bs saisSd tsS h. Of
osisaarnsxt. j. ,,,.t-., --...tfss, -
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RAIN.

Various portions of tho District have been
favored with rain. during the past week. but
Others are still suffering very severely.
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Muster Rol Of Company &C." 7th Regiment
90 Cs

muster Roll Of Company &C." 7th Regiment
t 90. c.. Volunteers
There having 'ooo1fr4d ~nns errors in tn,
roll ormrrly published If this, Company. W,
fe.Pu'ish tn: following. which has BEEN fur,
aished s'by DR. J. W. Hearst. .. s:
Capt"in r. II. BRADLEY,
lat Lieut.. y. E. COTHRAN,
Cd Lieut.. y. F. CALHOUN,
ed Lieut.. T.<9E ROGERS. ~
LIST Sc geant J. w HEARST,
I'd Sergsnn. J. G. CHrLxe,
Sd Sergeant T. NJ. CHtLEs
4,h Sergeant T &. BRADLx1,
5,h Serg-an, }. G. MAK7IN
lst Corporal N. II. PALMER,
I'd Corporal J. +. t.YnN.
Sd C"rpornlJ G. Mc,'LAIN.
Iih fprpur.I J"HN LroN.
5th f"rpnr,I RrvpEN WEN
9TH C"tpIsi WlLLAR Rp WALKkI.
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PRESENT TO COL. BACON.

we learn from the Richmond Dispatch tha,
Mr boswell! and some other citizens of Rich
mond, have presented to Col. Thos G. Bacon.
OF the 7th South Carolina Regiment. a yaluah,.
morse, called Mare" Col Bacon acknowl-
edges the compliment in Handsome manner.
- a letter. (dated June 24) TO Mr. Doswell.
ihe Seventh Regiment has been pushed for
ward to the ohtposts. and We truly hone that
The gallant men who now occupy position in
the very front Of the enemy will be supplied
ny the Confederate Government with suitable
comforts to enable Them to endure the tolls OF
the campaign.
We make some interesting extracts from Col.
Bacon's letter:
we are within shout five miles of 5000 of
the enemy A balloon was seen last nivIt and
several .aIisss toidsy. from NY camp, in the
neighborhsodsof Alexandria They view our
position from It and telegraph the result. IN
Scott. suspect they will feel easy tba. they
nave a'oe'tained our atreng.h in this vicinity.
Report 'ass the 5000 above spoken Of a. Fall,
Church. bavs started back TO Alexandria. II
they do not start by Wednesday, l think VI.
viii bag tberp. n, regiment numbers-m.:nr,
besides sdout 70 negroes, who win fight like
thunder. Weave in good hesist and spirj,s :
'Iissrn thsttReyins, flyer. Mu, ,lirsn and
Wilkes. togsthsr With sii the rousts and rob-
bsrh are IN Washington with compsniea How
I would like TO pit my 7th regiment arnius,
them in the open fsldi 80 Would
charge them toths very death.
~ sanaas olossswitaous Aesdn thanking you
for your aaeapisbla rarsaAntn -.