New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28
likely to attempt reclamation. he, therefore, re-
CARDS the battery as bis own.


! CARDS the battery as bis own.
During The charge of Me rebel cavalry upon The
hospital used for Gen. Tylers Division, number Of
civilians aGsed in the successful repulse. The fore
most among her was Mr.. Wand, an artist OF tn,
NJ Y.Luar0ted Hetc, who picked first one, and then
second rife from the ground, where they bad been
thrown by pair Of fugitives, and used them against
The sssaiants until the ammunition which accompanied
| them was exhausted
"A recent California paper says that character
well known at Woolly Keany amused small crow
Of persons by pretended attempt at snicide " lie
suspended himself by his handkerchief but as no one
manifested disposition TO cut him down and give him
glass of liquor 20 bring him 10, he united the Knot
himself and left in search Of his fayOr,e remedy"
During the run to Washington, Last Sunday, an
officer of artillery ordered his 10 cut traces ard
make the best possible time. An indignant civilian
reproacbed him with unmanly eowardice, whercupon
he exclaimed Coward Don't cali my men
towards They're the bravest men in the world
Forpard, men b.! On 10 Wdshiagtoa :" and swept
on like whirwind.
Oakland College, Miss, has suspended until Sep
TENDER. La Grange College, Tenn, Stewart College
Clarksville Tenn, the University Of Mississippi at
Oxford, and the Methodist Centenary College at
jackson, La. have all been suspended for the season
One Of the reporters of the Boston prcss--there
were three upon the field, Messrs. Babcock Haskell,
and Coin-is missing since last Sundays engagement
He was seen upon the field just before the retreat,
and then said that he was going to tie hospital.
"A young female is found dead on the floor of her
upper in Paris, dreadiuy burned, and paper is
"Adieu! Alden! i put myself to death because you
make reprOaches which do not deserve. Bury me in
Pere-la.Chaise."
Napoleon the Third has taken his second bath at
Vichy, and while in it he breakfasted on chocolate
On the evening of his arrival English lady took of
her shawl and spread it the ground for the Emperor
to walk He picked it up and politely handed it
back to her.
"A well-formed goc@-'ooking young woman re-
Gently stepped off in professional style, arms up
elbows by the side, and head erect, 10 walk twenty
miles in four hours and half and successfully
plished the feat.
1t Is stated that Mr.. Edwin James is not about to
restore his broken fortunes by a settlement in this
country but that he has already done by marriage
in Paris, at Lord Cowleys Office, to Mrs. Hilliard,
rich English WIDOW residing there.
The vestry of Grace Church, San Francsco, have
elected the Rev. Robert III. Clarkson d.. at present
Rector of ST. James, Church, Chicago to the rector
Nip.
-Adelina Patti has been engaged to appear in six
operas at the Theatre Royal, Manchester, beginning
Aug. 10.
Our new Minister TO England and suite saw Chris-
tvs Minsirels at her Majesys Theater on the llth.
His box was periodically decorated.
The Nightingale Fund, for the training Of hospital
nurtes, produced last year, according to report made
to the War Office, the sum Of 81, 426.
Thirty.eght Americans residing at victoris, Wash
ngton Territory, have enrolled themselves subject to
be called in defense Of the United States Of America.
Bishop Clark said in his speech at Providence that
cit II time the dispensaion Of hemp commenced"
MR.. Bonaparte Patterson took passage in the Fui-
ton for America on the I'd inst.
The King Of WHrtembnrg has bad slight attack
Of apoplexy. His Majesty was born in 1881.
The Grass Valley Natio' al boasts that its Office Is
the abode Of singing nice who MARBLE meodous musc.