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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
Tn, wsrcnsc STEAMER DrRIco.-This

Tug waEcKrSG STEAMER DIRIGo.-This useful
vessel now lies OF the Battery for the inspection OF the
Board of Underwriters and others Interested, having
arrived from Bangor where she was built some three
wears ago. She has been employed on the st. Law
reuco River until ast Spring when she was dispatched
TO Cape Sable, N g., W the wreck OF the steamship
Hungarian lost in February, 1860 where she was OF
the greatest service in saving cargo the machinery
Of the steamer aud her boilers carrying them while IN
the sngs to Yarmouth, N. s., distance OF 90 miles
along the AQntie c5ast. She has two purchases, and
il capable Of lifting 100 tuns weight and steamng OIL
with il. She is square.Iigged forward, and has ten
separate engines four of which constitute her prope-
ling power of 50horse EACH two arc attached TO the
purchases aud the remaining four work her pumps Of
which she has two one capable Of dschargng 100 tuns
of water per minute and the other 80 tuns. II ID the
intention of her owner Capt l.. b. Pratt 10 oder the
use of the steamer to the Government foF raising ard
pumping out any vessels sunk in channels or other
wise obstructng navigation.
A BROADWAY GAnBLISG-T orsE Broken Up.-Ser
geents Wade and Wilson. Of the Eighth Ward police
with squad Of men,, made descent on Monday night
upon gauegHg-touse kept by one Hall, at No. So
b'oadway, and captured considerable quantity o.
gambling implements, beside arresting six persons
whom they found about the tables. The proprietor WI"
absent and has not been taken. The persons nresee
gave their names as John b. jerks, John L. mi'cnei
] David H. Leonard Benz. Sands, Benz Bereaiew' ANS
\ VIM. Brown and were taken to the Jefferson ma.Ao
| Police Cont for examination. The complainant 10
boarder al one Of the Courtlandsstrses hoei'' VIM
states that be has lost considerable sums OF money
the house. The gambling implements wsfv maea
| charge by the property clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
AFFAIRS AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, ny, Tuesday, June

LDUisvITGy, Ny, Tuesday, Juno !, lSoi'
Union flags ere constantly raising amid great enthu
sasm They are fyiDg at half.mast today, in conse
ouonce Of The demise of Senator Douslas.
Tie Hon. JOHN j. Criltenden consents to Iun for
Congress In the Lexington District
Mr.. Mallory was feDomins,ed for the 7th Dlstrt by
reclamation, at Lagrange, yesterday.
Immense quantities Of provisions day and night ore
going BY WAY of Sheperdsele IL miles south Of Louis
ville on the Lousyie aud Nashville Railroad thence
TO be sent by rail South If the transmission thereto
shall not be uninterrupted.
The JoarH0lis informed that there are 300 SOL
diers at Camp Ironsdse, Richand two miles from
the Kentucky line; the same number a. Camp
Chesiham, near Springfield, Tenn; that the measles
was very prevalent among them. Aiso, that wel-st-
tended Union meetings had been held privately at
Nashville, on Saturday Notwithstanding the -rlpre,-
sion Of the Union sentiment here by the Secession
lists.
IT., Journal editoIially sayt that Col And,Ison viii
take no military command here but goes 70 the noun.
tsDs of Pennsylvania account Of hs failing health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
AFFAIRS AT NEW ORLEANS AND THE
SOUTH.

LorI.yrL,y, Ky. Tusslfy, Junc I, 1870.
TIE Nsr- Or4edrs Picg4rps of MAY ~ sHys boz he
Brooklyn has captured the bark H. j. Sreoring, from
Rio JAneiro TO New-Osean., witt tl2n op0 worth o
coffee. II WIS seIt 10 Ny Wrss.
The New Orleans authorizes arr ptrpicyed re9peet-
ing the dsposal VI ireo negroes captured On board
price.
Tie Pioopnne Of the ia ins. ssys tran Ao steamers
Bremen and Everhard, FROM Bremen ard Gen. Mira
mon, rom Havana, were ordered away from Far:
I.Outre by the Brookiyn.
The Powhsten captured the Mary Clinton. tron
CbarIs.on to New-Orican, of toe lass on the jls,
with full cargo Of rice, peas, s..
Gen. Twiggf bas been pat in con,nsrd Of ire Mill
sry Department Of Louisiana.
The Montgomery PoSt Il tho 3lst uIt. sys portion
Of tho Confederate troops have been ordered away
from Pensacola. Little apprehension Of fight exits
there at present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
TIE PREPARATION FOR An ATTACK AT
ALEXANDRIA.
ALrxAkDBIA, Tuesday, June 4,

ALExAEDRIA, Tuesday, june 4, 1861.
Affairs are exceedingly dull to-day.
The shooting Of the picket guard at Hunting Crock
Mills furnishes MI the food for IN item
A visit to the camp this evening indicates no prospect
of an immediate move, though the troops in read
ness for II, if required at moments notice.
The important Notifications on sutler Hill have pro
creased 80 far as TO show tho npre2nabe character in
tended by the designer, Lieut. q. W. suyden, late Of
Fort Sumter. The bas.ion is amost completed, az
also il the Western side 80 lsborers consanty at
work, assisted by detaehments Of soldiers. About
weeks more work viii be required TO finish 1t.
The Zouayes camp, which has been located within
tho inclo ure, was removed to-day 70 beautiful grove
about 100 yards further norhea,t aud near the reseF
voir.
If the grand army should be moved, formidable
force Il expected 10 meet il at the Manassas Railway
Junction as s preservation is tho only the reb-
els have Of connection between Harper's Ferry and
Richmond, except perhaps difficult one via ssaunic1,
Augusta County.
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AFFAIRS AT CAIRO.
SENATOR DOUGLASS SUCCESSOR.

CHIci0o, Tuesday Jane 1, l,tl.
Tie 7rRuacs correspondent at Cairo ssys Tat the
Secessonisis have ZOO uooEs At Union City Tennes
sec, another regiment having arrived on Friday. leu
thousand are between Memphis and Cairo.
Con Beauugard was expected a. Uaion City on
Sunday.
The Chicago Tribune Of THE morning declares In
favor Of Douglas Democrat FOR tho vacancy in The
United states Senate, caused by the death OF judge
Douplas, and urges Gov. Yates 70 mako such &C.
lection.
II ssys Il becomes tie Republicans now % prove
their ili IN tho ulauuiy OF The Norh, by this recog
milton Of patriotism and fidelity 10 The UDion of for.
sntsgonist.
J. y. Pully, member Of the Legislature, from VII
!iaus County, has Teen arrested 81 Csrbonds!e Tor
treason by order Of Gen. Prentice ard vail he sent 70
Springfield for ua Il j. believed that nuple evidence
exists that le is 4 leading traitor.
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REFORMED PREsBYTERIAN SYNOD.
(oRIGINAL BODY. ]


The gypod Of the Reformed Presbyterian Churca
met according TO adjournment, yesterday, III The
Eleventh-street Church, the MoDrRAfoR an TIE
The Committee on the Geneva IIall' Sen mary
presented their report which forth that the semi
nary was in anGuishing condition IL also presented
the Importance Of placing the Seinary under The eca-
troll or patronage Of the Synod, with yicw 70 ne
resuscitation the Synod TO axe tie entire control sf
the institution distribute the cinEses, and appoint 'hs
Professors.
Tho report gave rise to long discussion on the coa
dition Of the institution in which j. NJ WiLLsoS \
NJ. WLLsos, A. NJ. MiLLI0.S. j. u. W. SLoANL, y.
s. II. MILLIGAs, W. MILRoY, u DIoKsoS, I.
SPRoULL, ard others, took part.
Its further consideration was postponed.
The memorial from the Presbytery vi Philadelphia,
asking the advice Of the synod with respect 10 es
bers sitting rs jurors, was Presented and read. 10
gave rise TO long confused and desntoTy disonstiop
during which resolutions substitutes and amendments
were presented in such nuInbcr> that IneL.bers zoe
quito out Of their latitude Observing this state OK
things, the Rev: s. o: WrLE rose and remarked thas
he thought if Prof. Wilson anld favor the sybod
with a few words, be would Tng order out OF con-
fusion. Prof WILSON rose and eaid that lie had Juss
been waiting for an oppotun ~ to speak but conia
not get the floor. lie head with attention, wills
he gave a long and clear statement, respecting he
state of matters in Philadelphia. where II WIS thouhs
members could st jurors, without IN any sense To-
coming officers Of the Goverr-oent.
The Reyp. j. w. SHAW, ). NJ. WILSON. j. u
THoAPsos, Ii, WILNS ard oshers, took part In The
discussion
The Rev. T. SPRoULL uSysd that the memorial %
referred to a special Conmitee, which Was adopted.
The Moderator appointed .as follow ing The Committees
The Rev. Prof. j. NJ. Nhlkon, the Rev. Prof. u.
Sproull, the Rev. David Scots, and w Brown.
The Historical Narrative q the division which took
place in 1893 prepared by ,he Rev David Scott, WA
presented for the action OF tie SYNOD. ls merits wess
discussed and criticized by different speakers, and seq
Qestions made 10 the nature or the approval the
Synod should give It, ]. w. Saw sale tns' Tie
SYNOD should sly fy its approval by recommending Ne
publication. Tho Revs. ). z. Born, ). q. WYinr,
J. NJ. ELDER, and S, CARsYLE, expressed snilss
views respectir It. The Rev. :. y. WiLLsos said -
should receive The sanction of hs Synod as an anthem
tic and authoritative document the subject OF which
IL treats and 80 be ssot forth among tho people
The Revs. ID. Scett 1.-THE s'-ihor ). Sproal j. H.
Wilson, Dr. Roterts with Messrs. And. bowdsa
and W. BTswn, were appointed a Committee 10 revise
and publish.
The Sy aod adjourned till .has morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
TIE HEw-YoRK NAVAL BRIGADE, ETC.
FonTHfs' MoSEos, june 3
~ Ralt.nore. Jnne /. (

Wa Baltimore June I.
Only some forty Of tie men belonging 70 the Naysl
Brigade will return to New-Yofk in tie steamer Coat
zacoalcos to-day The otLes viii remain for one week
IA citizens, aboiug for THEN siiOns and not as mill
,ary organization.
Col Bartlett I, much better, and goo. to Washington
tonight with several Of his officer. Til il The beet
Gen Butler car DO for them.
Lii believed that tho brigade wac ordered back to
Esw-Yorl partially accom-. Of = Misunderstanding
between the President and Secretary If Wnr Mr. lin
coin having ted the brigade without consulting
Nr. Cameron.
Tie geamtug Yankee left for Norfolk ihis morning
with flag Of truce. Heavy firing from seTalIr
Point WAS heard ne she pas-ed.
The Cambridge arrived til. moin.ns from Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
A TRUCE PROPOSED BY THE REBELS AT
WILLIAMSo0RT.
CAAMBERsBURo, Tuefday, June !, 1861.

CaAMBERsBURo, Tuefday, June I, 1861.
Col. Sshleg was nominated by the secessicnists Of
Allegheny, Frederick, and Washington Counties, of
Maryland, yesterday for Congress He says The time
ia too short to stump tho District which is considered
equivalent TO an acknowledgment Of defeat BY the
Union candidate.
Ex-Goy. Lowe speaks at lIagerstown today.
The mail seized by the Secessi0nists at Martins
burg which ia on the Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad,
yesterday.
The commander Ct the Sccessionists opposite VIII
Transport offered the company Of Homs Guards to
withdraw The pickets on both sides Of The river from
the river edges ard pledgng his honor that no attempt
would be made by his command TO carry of She ferry
boat The proposition was accepted.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, June !, 1861.
special Dispatch to TIE american from Williams
port says that Il Il ascertaned that Yirgnan was
killed and badly wounded during the fight OF Sat
uTday.
Tbirty-two Union men from Bcrkley County ned 10
Wiiamsport to-day to avoid being impressed into the
rebel army leaving their wives children, and proper
ty. A number also arrived at Hancock, Nd, from
Marlinsburg Tie excitement against the Virginisns
intense, and the people arniDg in anticipation Of
a regular border fight.
Tho Confederate pcksts stationed all along the
Potomac,
Union man Of Berkeley County charged with be-
ing spy, was ,hot on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
PEPURLICAN CENTRAL CLUB.

regular meeting of this Club held last evening
ut No. 81 Cooper Institute the Nlce-Presden. d. u.
T. Marshall, esq, presding, and full audience oen3
present Mr.. Marshall introduced the discussions OK
the evening by maksig brief speech, and then pr
rented Mr.. Z. FaGssnheimer who made some eAce. s
lent remaks relative to our Pro-Sayery reOe,hon aui
the causes contributing thereto, Inc speake,s ~
marks approving OF the vgorou, position taken ~ ne
Executive elieiied loud applause. Mr; james ~ an
derson ,unQ The Flag OF Our Union forever. nf.
Luther X. Marsh followed with speech HIS thongms,
as matter of conrse, relates 10 tho war, aud DIS sx.
pressions were felci,ous being repeatedly
kv the sdfence The extraordinary TACT OF our cenf
ia the ddsi of great for great principle, WIZ
Ns various circumstances IN which We una
nrrselve. was first considered That the wn
was GOOD for us, the speaker had no douos,
e. n caused us 10 know Ourselves to appreciate
,Sat WA had among ourselves some true patriot-
; and were not entirely crustsd over with commerce.
;Ihe south as well az ourselves were becoming cen
r;nced of this serious fact ~ them Tor they had csi-
n,ad 10 the contrary in their uomentcus undertaking.
The neaceful industrial North had found something Of
sncent magnitude to cause her let slone her work.
10 look no. aud decide that il Of sufficient impor-
snee to settle she therefore reaed up her sleeves sn
war as she had hitherto done in the arts Of peace
son in six or seven different directions. Judge Tsney
argument in Yesterday mornings paper meant thu
and this only, that any traitor under military srre
could be released by another traitor on the bencs
Much pithy language Characterised Mr. Marshsspeses
which lasted somo time longer. After several uaes
| speeches and songs the meeting adjcarued-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
From Eayansg.

Nrw-ORIEANs, Monday, june 3, IobI.
TIL. s,ssuer Cen. Mranon, fron Havsna on de
osth of Nav, was permitted TO enter Mobile Hsrbor
Business al Havana was very dull
United States vessels were at discount In S"s
freight market. -, 60.
Tie Spanish troops were beginning TO return from
San Domingo.
Some old Spanish houses bad suspended payment.
Exchange on London Was - a. per cent premiums
and On New-YoIk q per cent discount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
THE HABEAs CORPUS CASE or THE
BRIDGE BURNERS.

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, juno 4, 1851.
The bsbeas corpus case Of the bridge burners, who
were taken to York, Pennsylvsnis came up before
Judge Cadwalsder this morning,
Mr. Williams OF Baltimore va, counsel IN che eaee,
but he did not sppar bu, Mr.. Wharton, who is asso-
ciassd with him. announced sha. the prisoners Lad boon
discharged by>orier Of the War Department.
Mr.. whap on stated that hr. Williams had sh the
city for fer Of violence, but hs fears were evidently
unfoun1d The people took no interest In tSs matter
IS My ersori were no. q the headpf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
REpoRrs FRoN nARPFR.s FFRRY.

CH1vngrsgJEo, Tuesday, June g. lSjl
peisJn from sbaIsJ1rg Maryland, state that the
RebiI. have cent over 500 -ic, back 70 Wincie,or.
TIE prevailing di.easee are smallpox and tiaahsa.
There arc alout 200 men ~ SheplWi-iown, or the
Virginia ide
Iis the geuersi belief hat IIarpss Feny lrs been
evacuated BY Inc seccssion trooT- te evidence bcin.
the loading Of Gals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
PrMoRPD INVASION or ARKANSAS BY jim


War; and rmOrs of war; were 10 plentiful eOOut
,he stres., ycf.erCsy 40 muskotOes In Caro-. Every
eorus- nd crowd dis, Essing improbable MINORS %
bloody l0his and glorious victories winch ended III
" .Iuoke.
By nr the mos tangible 81 tLsse stories VIA the ~
port .hu the notorious jim Lane, Of Kan-as fans wah
On Blari River between FOcsAontus and ,Iackson-
port viii lprge nlmbsr Of mcn-eoino said s,oVO.
Black End Iitia Red River ere She puclpal uIbuia-
Jies Of u n'e River stream uavgable nj all seasons
ot ne tssr Tor laT1c-sizsd boa,f and I'm Iphly
H.. girS ita' DE Black Republican leaders wonld
mako TO- hCsdaers the hasis Of operations for attacks
ON Arldn-Is.
II Is unlJli tlly true Ia Gen. Bradley y0slertsy
received 1sQaich from Gov. Rector 70 the effect tbss
LIME was at Iocaho1tas recording 70 rumOIs ~ Ltttle
Rock. Mr. George Morrison ~ Ii,tle Rock also tee-
grlphe} TO Capt, John -. Adams yesterday, that sscn
rnfaors were current there, and were generally be-
H.yld. Cant. Morrill, % Tho rs AEc CattcH, ca tho
contrary teicgrs phod here yesterday that the Msry
Patterson bad iu,t arrived there from PocahOnts, ana
he pronounced The rumor false. The Mary Patterson
hf 20, slunae on MONDAY, and OF course would know
iriroops wero the,e. Morg. Batoman, her Commander
statcs II we are correctly informed, tha Gen Harvey
i at lrOnt0n The terminus Of the lron Mountain HALL
rod, with body II tr0ops However oil tins may
be. Major Bou Mccullough is IN Arsanae and II ever
he and bis men get after jim Lane their heels couldn
be zen Tor the dust they would uake in relreanS.
Tho steamer Nary Patterson, which arrived ut pes
Arc Yesterday Is said 10 have had on board NV ttms
of Missouri load the frat in.,gilment Of large guam
ivy ordered by tho State Of Arknufus.
[Nsur phs Ayals nche, Nay ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
.OyFbESTS OF TROOPS.

RUrLAsD, W., Tuesday, Junoi, 1851.
TIL. 81 pes'rnent 4 Vermont Volunteers will be
mustered in at Burlington tbis week
AUGUSTA. Me-, Tuesday, June 4, 1861.
The Sd Regiment of Mime Volunteers numbering
I 900 men, will leave 1T o'clock a. m' "'n'of'o"'
They will reach Boston a. O'Clock =. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
COL. KELLY NOT DEAD.

HOPES ENTERTAINED ron HIS RECOVERY
CIscisSATI, Tuesday, june 4, 1861.
Col. Kelly, wounded OIL the Philbpps action, is not
dead, ne reported last night He was severely wound.
ed IN the breast The ball has been sSlractodi and
bopes are entertained for bls recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
THE RORpER-sTATE CONVENTION.

FRANKFORT, Ny, IuesdAy juno v IooI'
Tie BoIder.ststs Convention adjourned yesterday,
,se DE, ai,sr adopting the National and Sse address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
BUSINESS PHOSPHATE IN RICHMOND.

LOUISVILLE KY, Tuesday, June I, 1861.
TLe Richmond Wig says there are 1000 Jnsu-
ployed negroes there. Manual labor is ragnant.
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ycCHEsyEYs REGiMENr OF zOUAvEs>


This regiment lcft ,s quarters ut Sandy Hook yes
tsrdsy vt II O'clock noon and conveyed by raas-
port steamer to the foot Of Twentieth street, Narth
River thence marching extensively through the eity
receiving several ags with due ceremony, Hnderobsrk
ing az D. IT. on board he steamer State Of Csorgis,
which lisa at the foot Of Canal street. Numbering nv
men, rank and file, clothed in the most s1bsian',ai
manner with neat blue Zousye uniiorn and well pso
might have made very favorable inpre bu, for
an unfortunate circumstance.
To meet the desires of iriends tie regiment WA pa
radsd through oil the heat OF midday over the pave
ments Of the following nrsts: Starting frm ths loot
Of Tveutietb street at bSock up Seventh 10
Thirty sixth streets thVnce to Fifth ayenre hating a.
No. Sal, the mansion of Judge White; down Fifth
avenue TO Thrty.frT street, e0ros. to Madison ave-
nue., snd up thai street 10 Thirty fourth street up
Harrington sysnu, 70 sxty-sscond street, opposite the
residences of Mrs. Brown down Third avenue To
Thirty. fourth erpsi, seross 70 Fourth Avenue down
Broadway, cd csrn Canal erect 70 the Collins dock,
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Henry Ward Beecher the Rev. DR.. Bellows
and Col. Robert McCallister are now here.
AFFAIRS At ALEXANDRA

TIE increased activity and preparation at Alex.
andria are sufficient to attract considerable atten-
ton to that point. No one need be surprised 10
hear of important movements within As hours or
whereabouts. No advance, however appears to be
contemplated tonight, bnd the Rebels viii have,
for little while longer, the indisputable possession
of Fairfax Court House. The health of the soldiers
ia good and all will be ready for the Oction which
seems likely not to be too long deferred.
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