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The folio wing is the rem m,indsr OF ths Pony
Express dispstch, which va ware unable 10
rcceivs on Saturday night; owing 70 q storm
interrupting the Telegraph.
A destructive FIRE occurred In the town Of
Cottonwood, Sysksjsn County, on Thursdsy,
consumirg z The entire business portion of tho
town. Less about e40 900
The grain harvest has commenced In all
paris OF III, state. The crop was never husr,
tbcrs is PROBABLY an eighth more lsad undsr
cultvation this year than ever before, aud
the proportion Of whcst over othr eropsis also
greater.
The LIS Angeles Star OF the 2gi lu,t. con
tairs tho followirg items from the southern
portions of the sta's and adjacent territories.
JosK MArrEo NJ RsNo, tbs present acting
Governor Of Lose California, was arrested at
S,n Diego on the 18th June, by tn, Deputy
United states Msrshsi, on a charge q violaucg
the neutrality lass Of the United States during
The lac difficulti, In Lower Cilforn bot sseh
Den FELrciAso EsrAbzA and Don JuAs MES
DozA
by Information obtained from the express
rider from the Colorado va learn that that
porticn OF the Oy, Tlsrd Mail ttook, used on
the line on tn, other side Of Fl PAso. is on the
road 10 Loe Augslos and may bs ex sectsd in
I've or Fix days. Tns exptessmsn left Fort
Yuma on the 10th, AZ which time the stock had
arr iv'd on the other side
MoNEHsAs AID GIDDIrGs' par y had been
disc Jver,d murdered, and the bodies horribly
mapglcd. Mr.. GIDDIsos was brother Of tho
msil contractor.
BY the bre,klpe up Of tho post at T.jon, In
addilion TO o'htr gov,rnmeLt propsrt removed
10 Los Angeles, We h ,vo also the herd " ca mel
which have been at T'jon for some yesrs
On Wednesday morning. com lsny II Fiat
Dragons, from Fort D'jpn, vi h ths band q
ths re Iine ent under cou maud Of Q p' DAVID
soc. arrived In I.os Angeles. They marchst
into camp at otce, making three comPan'e
| sncAmped hero.
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70 the bsll through . largo indl, rubSsr ,soe,
onnsO,sd With an air pump en- bos'dth a,sndsu'
barge. There are t~o chsubsrs 10 shs bill, 'ks
inner, or working chamber, and the op,sr between
this and the shell ,o which water is Admitted, or
from which |, is expelled By forOs pump, for the
purpose osr.is,pg or iovsrips ,hs bSl. Toe full
height o; the ball is 20 'es'.
Toe work ls ., prsssn, urdsr ,hs supsrvlsion Of
Mr. l. HIprS, Superintendent, snd Mons. B.
MArLLnVrRr, Et ginier Of the oompsDy. Blasting is
only carried ou ~ high hds. Should nothing inter
fsrs with the p'ean, progress of the work, "a will
be conple.sd this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-09
Urrn AqurnoroE. l.. l.. june 1901.

Editors sun q.
I a.l,s,, vi oistr ader Il Jour oxoslo tpspI-,
mot ppy In b,aiisg wit .'ss 10 Iur III, tsm
I'd IA THU IN TsI log The errors Of friends
nd KIP Aing ths t0aShtry of the enemies OF our
be oveo oouutfy, bat he has with others by thou
IAndA T. ought sta SO VI AZ you have mol JLe wJrd
Of ctnHu o f,r tbe wicked tripod Shioh oopduos
lt meet 10 am us sh'ei ths"Nsu York Journal
u Commerce" Wly MessTS. EdUoW. I,,s d.
tbg tnuie W prUI2' iha tnsI gtea q y jLsNhab' =
ocuJny. Ihsh ten th"u,atd armies ! ks that Of
JrP. DAVIS ever ta1 or will 20.
YEA mighi 10 smpiiselt knOc u nj ynsie ver 10
a. 90 To- ylsm In la and tsilers there way
@ ttrp lts resife OGs Il nu&Ioo an disciple OF
JeSUs Ckrisf a. d 10 noI Of course ls 70 war "a W
"~B sake, bu, declare VIII. 1 through mbske,as
I snn . hats do. tskr up thu''J urDtl" and cad
Ih hy hypocntcal cart n strong ytsmpssd 10 buckle
"a ,hs ArB CT an go myself to N. Y.c ~ and see u
Ve In ,be oou4tty snd IN thisp . iu pnAcul.,csn
"a ba saved from We curse Of It's vile Hald u
atd perwrsion OF the so's Of lawful govstn,nta,.
You may dh'ppfCye Of ny lSLguSge, bu, | tell
you lave no reksId Tor ih1 ID ' snd his emiG-
aTiss, ~ arc tryirg uudr tl,at u p,li)lsn IA
'u, req insugNta by 70 hsausss, 10 ov throw
ile - ttysrfmsnt on earth.
ID, Mefsrs EitFrs sound . nots I wnnlug 30
she ,duop of'hU pIp-r, ard II you pub isn this
would ssl am rcsIoi sibe for iis c1nielss.
- AD
MsrAKr.-we have frequently d, On ouucsd the
treason Cf the journal Of Commerce In 90 m.
ptty with hat Of the Aeps, Day Book and oiher
kindred but lsss;ooBs sieRi Hhtots which are ow
Appsreu, on ths side Of ,hs Union. To say truth,
however, We refer TO the ! 0urndl less ffequsIty y
,han u GU d II Its polidcs wsrs le,s ab NINA
bic. The Iditor q tha, strange nttldnge Of piety
and pirsoy, may bs n mighty sincere, good man,
but We have al~sys folt hbt we m'ght aI we'll
psDd our breath in rtprsyipg Satan, bsin eHpiu'
,ns ihe ne 'ioIious and dstpIraSs politoal dspnVuy
Of lhe N6W York cotton orgAD.
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Howard Mr~ros AND HoMr Toa LrrrLs

Howard MIHIoS AND HoMg Tos LIrTLS
wAsDRnBRs, 20 Nav BOwERr. JcLr g. 1861
This mointrg, y. nth s,ou' II years old. but
sie worn. called In with his eyed, rasi,d mie
lie ssld, ~ oihr b q and eau g., no work. TAs .
'rr nine of us and I am 'hs main cspsnd .nc,'-
thea bo d hi. te.d aud wei like thud. 1 said,
my son, ! tyysi honor you. would gat.
yRve you wo'k. lean no," 'Oi! 10 IL hard ~
bssr," vas his bissr reply. Tie "t down ssd w,p
until his htatwM iei,'ei. Yo'. 70 is ha'd 70
hcG. gave him = llNls food W take hons. I
wAs all I could do. ov'r'wo huudi,d daily looI
me for cd, clothes, 81 have no, turnsd
away hungry child ya Who Oil alive employ
ment 10 this noble bcli W. G Vas MErrR.
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EXTRACT fiom letter from 81. Charles
Kane c., Ill.
The weather Is dry here. The crops suffer
for rain very much, and will DO far shoit Of
last year, but a large amount Of last ears
crops are on hand here owing to low prices az
's'ump-tsil money that Is only worth 40
cents on the dollar. 30 much for souths n
stocks for securities, which Is a stencil to opr
community or state at large. Wheat, 90 centsi
money, 40 c0nt,, York state, or eastern money,
al 12 on tha dollar.
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uu.MBoLDp aKNUIsKPRxrARATIoH

, -
Hx1xDoLDg BUcHu ior n Bs.sz~.
HuApoI.pp BUUHU s< ~ Ka.>v.
nUkBoIDS BUCHu fs< ths or~vu.
HrIMBoLDs sucau ss ~ prspv.
Hu&poLpg BUCHu Doc rsrvo-n.-.
HxIlMBoLDs BuCHu fo< Ln- 4 Ns-su.
HukBo1DT pucHu sr pmns- q vl-s.-.
uu.NDoa.pp BUuHu fss pans.n BrssshA-sl
uuNBoLDrs pUCuu so< wsak nsrve.
uuxBotDT BuCHu Or as,srsi pssus1s
HuNpoIDs BuCHu Cor u-sv~-., L.--,s,Aa.
HnLlfBctDT pUCHu hr Hsrw Il Ds>sass.
HuNBoL.DT BuCHu h< usht svs.h.
HKArBoIDp BuoHu sss wsh.tnins-.
Hm.NnoID's BucHu a< ppps- Il NJ ns--
HmNBotDp BuoHu fss nruyss,..
HukBoLDT BUUHu fos Pain In ~ B.ss:
HnMBoLD's BuCHu DC Bs.vsns~ 4 n. nv,nA.
Win Temporary safn-.ssca ana Ls- q Hssa.
Hu.NBoLDs pUCHu for Mobiiib sna R1-tis--
,s-,.i.A want Of sissstou s.x Hsror u sodsay
Ana an ass..sa
ruMALEs-FKNALns-Fr
YrMALBs-FxNAI.ss-yK
YExAI.Es-FKMAIns-rx
EA4EEss E EESSss EESSssss FILL. FILL
FHHE EHEE a. a. 81 ES ..y4H: .y.EI:
USE HE1ABoID's Buonu roE
ALL COMPLAINTS INCIDENT To The szz.
no FAMILY SHOULD Bs WITHOUT n.
no FAMILY sHoUID IN WITHOUT n.
10 FAMILY moUIp BH WITHOUT II.
ssSy ~ SS %0gss : s;sA.s e.. .gs 4 ss.,,S s s,'ss =.
IN Sarlts. w. "
..ss And afeoons Of ths mod dlsro.ins ehar sstsf
gsn HrIsBoID,s ExTRAor BuoHu sss Il
URINARY ORGANS,
wsstAss Ozis.inS In
MALE On YnMALh
Prom Whatever e.uss orisiussins. ana no matter d
now LONG BrAsDNo.
an ths sbcve dissasss ana symptoms Admit o. IN
r.ms trsAtmsni AnA mag oriSinAss nou ths sAm
oauss.
HMNBOIDg BUOHu d safs ana pisassna b
tssts and oder, but immediste In ih action.
rss.es.1y sggs.rcs s.scrs me- z. An.rmse ., 2.
befns duly svern, does say that ais prersratiou cor
s>in. no sarcctie, mercury, os tniurscas arus- u
II. r. HxrxBOID, Bds MsuuiaSsurss.
Sworn and ,ubscribed befors ms, The ss< ssy
.wh. r. HBBARD, Alderna..
Rrios q Per hottie, or IN for %, delivered 70 sn
aidres. mama initial Hotel. store or RKprsss oasss.
HHLMBoIDT
MrRAor BgcHg
= asssnpsnsed By rcfisb!s sn9 re.poasfbls esrtta
a1s oth.nS HrHUsnma
sos sorth Tenth 4, below ChssfnuI PhlAxsipkla.
Whsre al istts n nast bs AddrssssA
asasry try 70 palm of anothsr article, which pay,
better Proht and V uorthlsss-buahn They mnst bu
COR cAsh-
AK FOR HEIMBoIo's KxTRAOr BUCHU,
TAKE NO oTHER-CuRK aUARANrEDi
Describe symptoms In all communications
ADVICE oRATTn
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Collision.

The schooner Pilot, with u cargo Of 200
bu,htls a. whe at bound from G icBgo to Bat.
tao, while at anchor In tho river a, Detroit
July S.b, was Iun into and sunk by tn, bark
Ds Soto, of GARLAND, during heavy sqllll.
she lies In 10 feat Of water. The De Soto is ur-
aninKaf
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C.nfederntn EnIunt...

Late New Orleans da'es have details Of four
tatl1s fought Il ~ far in tho war for 'Sout--
trn indeBeld nee," with ''AccuIste'' sta ensnts
# the killed and wounded on each si0s. For
the inform alton ana imus.msht Of p0rthein
readers we suhjoin ihs folio wing tabllar stat o.
elt Of there Iosssn, compiled from our New
Orleans conIsmPoTariss!
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mEDICHlyRs.
sIGNIrICANT FACT. "A d

A SIGNIFICANT FACT. A DTsrIn.
n ru,.hed statesman, on being ssksd vh.t are
Ire prtncipsi productions Of New Hnslsnd, replied,
nev Ensiand rsi-ss men.
Ths ferse Of his reply csss'sted In the fact that
Nov Hnsisndeu have = world vids -cput,tiou ~ .
raoe sf hardy, athlstle men and wcmsn-strous and
vigorous In bedy and mind. What TIE man shall
be mainly depends On the care ana treatment Of the
child. Nearly every New England mother pro-
vidss
MRS. wNMow's SOOTHING SYRUP
fcr her babs there IL ne section Of country on
earth vhefe u has been - long and % universally
used
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Ho FOR THE .,,.s FIsaING BANKS |

1907 BOwery, New YoIk,
Keeps e5nstantly on hAud Hs6ins T,eEie q All klndi
via Fish Hooks Smells, Bhrimp Meta. FloGts, he
Also, on hand large stock Of auss PLtoIA, Knives
nd IOrk' sP9onS Enss ,Pins Ws'ehoa Clocks
Ala, Sor sale FTRMAN'S EhenmatIe AanInIlatsi
for the cure Of RheemAtLSA. hsurAlslA, SprAins,
bIuises, Pains ln Rlds, BAsk ~ frss II cant. PeS
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CONSUMPTION CURED BI WHATEVER
Seause inouced. Those who are suffering With any
Of the ~ ymptoms Of consumption, such ~ cough or
rHisins Of matter from the lungs soreness or pains la
he cht side or back; oppressive breathing 9r dzEL
n eva OF the hssd, should consult DIR. . TOOLH, who
has m ade the treatment Aad cure OF consumption his
special study for arr, and who can refer 20 nnmer-
que patients In the city aud neighbo hood Of New
cur able cases, relief flom suferias 1. guaranteed by
he FIRST ~ hours treatment Or, N. q. O'rOOLE,
e2i e4acsiOo
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DR- HOMER BosrwICK WILL Continue

I Vh- TIVHEH DOOI " TOh W ILIl OOH1IHUu
Lite practice Of bis pIefesion, aud give especial at
anhoa 70 Operative Surgery, Dse o. the Throat
s'lty Unpotency) caused b. youth ini indiscrstion
Mr. bs b'ok this lattr iubect With hints 10 young
IN n ana Noneh pesore .. s,er Lisks, OF w. ~,
land shonld Iossess this valuable book the
oso ksao. sa 'ns n, s15sci % A. g,s S,b res dool
sest OF BrsIdUay, or at tRIOHARD5Os'5 book store,
tvercy 81 ard y tGoDFREY'S, s31 proadway; Once
y2q4ac'i0b
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DR. CROSBY, SS CHATHAM sTREET-
eures di-eases Of the hoart, luuE. thro.t, uysr'
sidneyA hmale comvieints dror-ey NC oli sores, ss
tom Q 70 IL a IN. and 70 D D. m tsso Asc' 'lSS
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OFT GoNE no TAX WARS YET--s.

~ OOBY, CarPantsr ana uildar, l2l Church a..
4. xs you'd tnfoIm bis termar pAtro1H snd ths
ublic that be u still Al the same place, who're he
ouid Be happy TO- SOS al Who mAS seed bis ser:
VoeA. store dtsd % At the shodes, u1tiee ard
kerything In his Iinsasd hs asttsrs h nsaht hs
b NOD sSAsoAable tsyUa. is1l Saae'
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COR THE PILES

EOR THE PILES
T. Dr. UPHAMs Vegetable Electusry ID . oed-
tain cure for Piles, In eVeD fornl In tbs wort
cAxss Of tlis distressing Affection, ard wh5re all
other means have failed, the pateat u!t eoasult the
Doctor personally at his ofios Bsr Fourth Il Dr. Up
ham has devoted special atsntion u this disease for
more thso 70 yeaIs, and may b conlued 10 rsisiien
morning untfi O'Clock In the evening at his hed-
eA office, s6T fouIth Il 90 door from the BoTsry,
CO, Ger era AGENT, lis Trsniun o., X.
ie24 T2aS'1ll
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EsaPLOYMRNT-MaIc.

FOR THE u. 3. Army
III Wa ted 100 youne meu 10 whom horres, equip.
ms nd. rsiops, eoshiee and medical sttsuda vfl
r. furnished. with good pay 10 each soldier. Ap-
ply Al lea Huoson q, or No. Broadwsy. y9 Wac,
DHOrOGRAPHER wANTED-A FIRST
Il elias, Phatcg.spteI, to take charge Of a gallery
boz p4e Sun Office. ly6 fW
CEAMEN, ORDINARY BEAMEN AVID
- lar esmen for the U. 3. NAVY and ssre>au ser
vios o'cshi q, ho furni.ned the vedt of the vov
sge. Far pSusu lan appy V LUC -, II! scum
u eSr james slip. b6 2sac'l2
COLDIERs WANTED FOR THE UNITED
.DB,sses Arny-4o0 able bodied unmarried men.
koard, eiothing, and medical attendance. App at
Ihs principal Recruiting Rsndezvous- gs Chatham
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EsIPLOHHlENT-FemaIe.


IIELP WANTED - ALL RESPBCrBLE
IL sis egt Of employ woaid do veil 70 call
mis- DAY the Metro Institute, No ~ 81 xth
AVE- bet 9Th asd Amity sts Thy vnl ind eitu stious
spooner there than at any other place IN the city.
Aiss wanted, girls latsly landed. jeso lS'ls2
CEWING MACHINES-wANTED PER
- pous who vt>h 10 learn 10 operate on Biosmt
wins maehins., tsrms only el. and practice on all
&tnds Of verk ai.o some good .even e Learn ne
Door. le 9seASles
CEwINo HACHHBS-wAErED Lsdiss
- v lsarn 70 Operate On singer and Mhssls. a =
1yeon1s a.d other pevtnE maohinea terms modernta
10 Al hhsh- of rsUins nsahines to reuk terms
Eesdlas ans oil for sale. st $50 henU - lell seec
XxTAETED--l0,o 900 LADIES 10 TAkk
w thsir trsv hats ts ssI hshth ave. b. sotn sna
SO. ard wire lad @ bopo.t; ior ~ esnt.. hse en- en-;
Sre--sd 70 Ee pre.sut fsshien, oenti.msny urss
knd Panama bats cleaoed and himfaed- boys hsu
EAsned and altered 10 the present ryio. we pre-.
in nat. o. ths prsmises hats dyed any color. Dom
1rset The nnnbsr' W nasnfe cas AZ N ~" TTpsitaAu
y tsio 9Ass'lbs ohpkaf tlrIeAS.
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)NlEErN

;G.
ID extra
lack M
ILAIjK
LLY Is.
ears, OR
t.i Plna
nE H1n
|dkocfNs
SEAL,
DvGy Gut
[et ton. u
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SAVING BANKS.

A TLAETIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM
IA sasre, 90. Nsr Bovsryi Open daily; peRo,,S Rsss
taIiowsd. oerosi's mad or before iuy ~ H. dram
ipteresi from 'hs lIt. n. D. VAN fkLI, rre.L Jo-
BRPH r. COOPER, Bee. te3l Aao'loe
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DR. BONE, 157 WEST HOUSTON ST.,
lIcure. disease. Of the Heart, LunsN Liver, KID
eases, Old Ulcers, Tumors, and every form Of skin
dbeases Gu ed. ofiOe hour IL TO 4, and 10 Pm.
e2s 94Ac'1e9
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.CRKENwICH SAVINGS BANK,
NJ No. 70 Sixth ave, cor Of Waveriy Place.

Ihe Board of Trustees have ords rcd interes 70 be
d 70 Deposition st the rate Of ave per cent pa an
tnm. on ali suns Of hye hondrsd dollars and under;
Rnnum, On all sums ever I've hund IS dollsrs, that
may be entitled thereto payable ct The bank during
I. bank hours, on aud after
4 Mo.sAay, July 18Th
Iaterest not drasn VIII - placed 10 tbs credit OF
Gepostors a. priB cpal, and draw interest
Il TOE bank u open daily, from 10 O'Clock N. until
e,e'oIk p. NJ. and on Eo.dsys WeanesaAys and
a b. A. GusHxAN, Presldeut.
biAN isF,SfTSk I pTSkissSs, r sSSsssAlLTE sserot.r~
MA ivl l2slqA
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

r AMY G. 2. HOUSE, PRACTICES
- IN CITY, STATE, AND UNITED STATES
COURTS.
Law Buiiuess stterdPd 70 promptly and feith'lllv,
NO CiIApGE To CLIRNf5, TAXABLE COSTS
COLLECTED nom the cpposita n ". -.
OFFICE, 10 tEEEMhN sThEET NEW YORK,
NEAR CITY HALL.
And Al No. 8 WAshinEton Place, Broohlyn, =; d
iy2 0b'IO2
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|is MOD
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| good |
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

QOAPDING ROOM WANTED, WITH
- hoard, bet Duane and Bissek St. -Jnu.t he rea
slnable; where there arc or y,nng ledlaa pre-
Conn. B4 b'lsO
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-1 MON
l. roe VI, to respectable fAmiliss; faculties for
economical housekeepir g; also rooms for single gen
tlen en-; pnt very low. bS 24Ae'lA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-07-26

+~.~svil,. ta. c+,.. t,- 49,, ,r2.sn+.j IN
the sn,,sra.bin. Of die part. d.. New York.
which Ulo. Presto, Kin, ..t- down as worth
.f5 ooo t.o ~,p.ts ,.,fr,,.l tho ,Ir.int-
mont vftl.ut, .iaaI. 5i--rrtin.. v.i.e. Mr..
,,l.sv. t.. f.,r CIR SOM. v,,r, resident in
Now Work. C,tv. ,5vu mo- doub. civ, enc
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[0ur Army CJrrespondenoo.l
FROM THE THIRD REGIMENT.
CANP BAXTER, July 20, la6

Ncs57s. Editor. # tie FIRE Press
4 shooting afray occurred ia Camp this even
ing, which has created the most intense excite
ment. The facts are briefly as follows. There
has been a refreshment Saloon, kept or the ground
by man named Pike, who had the monopoly of
the business in Camp. The men claim that he
has charged thom exorbitant prices for such artl-
cles as they purchased and have threatened fire.
quentIy to tear down his stand. Last night at
Dress Parade, an order was read, prohibiting the
the sale, from any oosk room. or BY soldiers, Of
Beer, Cigars, Pies, or any article whatever, and
the men supposing that Pike procured the injulc-
;ion, made a demonstration on his stand last even
ing breaking it in, and carrying of such things
as they pleased. Tonight ct s o'clock, Co. hyde
placed a guard inside tho stand where they wero
concealed from view, with orders, as tir stated,
to shoot the first man who attempted to mako a
disturbance. Just previous to the . o'clock roll
cali, a crowd gathered around the shanty AID
using a stick Of timber rs a Gathering ram stove in
the front. One of the men inside then fred five
shots from a revolver into the crowd, GRE shot
taking effect on Sergeant John Terrill, o: Co. I.
Essex Coz Captain Neison. Tne ball entered
his body under the right shoulder liade anu took
effect il the lung; he fell back, e4claiming Il am
shot" was mmedia tely taken 10 the Hospital, but
was dead before getting there. The nCst Intense
excitement now prevails in Camp. Pixies shsnty
has been utterly demolished. By the infuriated
soldiers, and the contents s~catteIed in every d.
~rectiol. The sentinel who fred the pistol escaped,
ard i rot know 10 any of the meo, who would
tear Lin in pieces if they could find him. a
number Of arrests have been made. and through
the efforts of the omcers a semblanoe Of order has
been restored.
Mr.. Terriil was much respected by his COM
pany, and was at the tins Of his being shot en-
gagged in %quieting the row, and trying to induce
the crowd to dsperse. The occurrence is a sad
and unfortunate one; but no blame can attach to
any one but the rioters who first commenced the
disturbance. Mr.. TerrilPs late residence was il
New Haven. He is said to have no relatives liv-
ing except a brother and an uncle. He was thirty
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Elk years Of age. II is wonderful that in SO
dense a crowd 20 others were fatally injured.
Ono ball passed through the coat of a soldier,
cutting the cloth through on he shoulder; another
struck a man in the foot, w~ounding him slightly.
The regiment bas been inspected, and viii leave
the State for Baltimore On "Wednesday, July =,
going by way Of Hartford, Conn. No C,Ionel is
as yet appointed. a special messenger was sent
70 Newport News some days ago. to endeayor to
procure tho acceptance Of the position by Col.
Phelps, tut the effort was unsuccessful.
The soldiers have, much to their delight, been
furnished with Enfield rifles, procured by Colonel
Fairbanks and W. B. Hatch.
the Staff
Lieut.. Col Commanding-B. n Hyde.
Major-W. W. Corcoran.
Adjutant-A. P. Blunt.
Quartermaster-Redfeld Proctor.
Chaplain-I. P. Parmelee.
Surgeon-Hcnry james.
Surgeons Mated. VI. Goodwin.
Sergeant Major-Leo Hyde.
Or. Mas. Sergeant. Ramsey.
Commissary's dol. c. Matthews.
It is in contemplation to raise another regi-
ment Immediately, to be organized as Zouaves.
Your. HIL0.
An Extra from the Calsdonian Office, con-
tanning an account Of the riot described in
our correspondents letter above, says that
MIR. Pike had no knowledge whatever of
Lieut.. Col. Hydc's order Of Friday. Had
the complaints against him been properly
presented, the matter would have been in
vestigated at once, and the cXtortion COM
planned Of stopped. The guard in the build
ing says that he fred four times into the
ground, and the rioters not ccasing their
attack, he aimed at the legs Of the one he
took to be the ringleadcr, the trigger pulled
hard, raising The barrel Of his pistol IA little,
and just at the moment Tirrell was STOPPING
| over, 50 that the shot took effect in his side.
Capt. Harrington, officer Of the day, who
was cndcavorins to quel toe not, re-
cosniz.d the leader as a sergeant OF the
Essex Company hat does no., know his
name, and uuot say positively t4atit was
Tirrell.
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