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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17
Sroterics ano provisions.
Eeaal Nolites.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF ROSWELL
G BRAtNARD ESQ. Surrogate Of the county OF hinzs
~ IL hereby giyen accoreiI law T. all persObs haVtos
claims aF.iau henry h. hAYSEB, late Of the CITY 81
Boo.yn merchant cecessed that they are REQ fred ~ e.
bt ~ .sre Win the vouchers thereof 70 the suOscnnets az
m. soro Of SMITH ELI, JE, No. log Oo!ds corner OF
Ersntortst 10 the City OF SeSfoIk on or oeioie we
JOSEPH klfTEL, Executor &C., Ct Henry
SMITH ELY, Jr, h. hayser, dececled.
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WHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM
w PANY by iti deed dated the pt day Of December,
na@e,ef o coant1 Boz, No. 2S a. psso ~ ard
also other deed dated tho ssd ht day OF December
ublrentsI 60 said hrs, deed aid convoy aure WILLIAM
NJ. MORRISON, EDWARD BhEDELL and FhANhllN
DICK the following desc bed real estate situated ia bloch
n ~ of lie CITY OF St. Louis. aud drscr as ionows
Fiysti Toe parcel OF lard roAtlns Two huf dfrd ann
Gy Zee, Ia depth and uuded south by Washington eyenae
es. Sixth ce north BY the north Hue OF the Geld 10y con
med to Joseph Telon' and keo"n as survey NO L.a e
by Seventh street Se0nd certain 10, or piece o.
ground situate IN sd block obtaining feet be
the Less sixth Gueet by huudted and
hi1yhyt feet deep on Green street. De zoe ssue more Or os
bsr aud designated the plat Of the lots laid out
Chrty lot No. 81 bounded on the west BY No 81 as .d
out by ChAty the moth By cen street. on the east o.
Sixth strrrt ard on the south ~ tue o' hetgn nr
which said conveys made TO said Mori'o bFedei
sud Dick ia trust TO secarr the payment eersh oghd"
therein described amounting 20 four hundred thousand dor
being eight hundred oonds Of hve haudG dos' psys
bic IN yra,s from the het day ~ December eisheon
bundled aud y e. Peter Liuds or bearer WITH ten per
bic at the Baf OF Commerce Ia New'iork and wheies'
among things II we. divided N ead deeds that the
upon said bonds any part thereof sboud become
due aud emsia unpaid hifty di}s aer the us,ury
thereof hs. then by reason OF such DEBUT the SAID oond.
uld forthwith become due sud payable notwithstanding
said bonds may not appear on their lace TO b. due ard
whesa sid Llnee Hotel mpa1y h1a as Is believed nso
amounting three hundred aud ght thousand doa upon
all OF which the enanuual interest becoming due on the
frat d,s OF June eighteen hundred and sxtyone hs beeu
due for more than thirty days and IL still unpsd, although
some OF sl cf Il has been demanded. :
Now, the, ef,re. We, WILLIAM M. MORRISON. ED
WARD BREDELL aud FRANhLlN A. DICK, Trustees, as
esd the requ Of many Of the individuals and coIpo-
a s holding said bonds and Ia acocrsuce with the pro-
visions Of said tho day OF Octo,
Der eighteen hundred and xyone aud between the hours OF
eleven the forenoon and Eve o'clock Ia the Afternoon
day at the door Of the Court House In the
city of ST Louis Missouri proceed To cell the above
premises and for cash at public 20 tns
eat bidder a. order TO pay to the holders Of se oonas hs
due thereon and any suounoi chsge. nay %
pc ysbe under tue provisions Of .ed desds WIKI ne
EDWARD BREDELL, , Trustees
FRANKLIN A. DICK,
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADAcHEs
CEPIIALrC PILLS.
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEAD4cHEi

syth. GO. Of th,,. PHI, II. periodic attach, Of Ysrrs,
o. SE B,s4aeA, may be prevented ,ad II ii,D at tb.
usut Of an attack nsi.G. relief from pain and EeE
..u will b. sblab.d
They seldom ri. IN removing IL. Esu,s ,ad H,sGsa. to
which ,sru.l,, ar, 20 subject
They act I,ntly upon III, bOv,I, r,novlu. Co,ir,a.
Ter Lausyv Men, ssuar1i, Dseris Females and a, per.
Improving the '''' s'"' '''' ana 'S'' 70 'n' 's''u''
organs ana '''''''' -. ~
"h'l' ""'@
AA' NA' ~ v
H..
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=. than II, ,u,,uth ,.,s... ..s... .,.A.u,
,,,,,, y, ,, and III, Gas, ,,,,,,,
s.y,u.o,v toesutsi,,,y hen 10 eta4,o.
BEwARE OF CoUNrERFEIrs.
~. ..,u,,, b,,, A., ,ims,ar,, of HENRY C. splLp
,sa Re-
s,iah, pn,,,,,s and al other p.s,., 4, H,s,.lD..
h., nil n. ,,,, ~ r,u rr.,,;s q, ,s,.,,. If A..
en,cr ., cvSra
,,,,,,,.
HENRY C. sPALDING.
o.
no =" CsesrEr hsT'fsS
49,
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ctrrAM 10 LONnONDERRY. GLASGOW,

STEAM to LONDONDERRY, GLAsGON'
- end L!vsrpool-Ihe Montreal Ocean STEAMSHIP Com
pspvs GYstCass flpowered CIV detuilt steamer tOhNL
GAN, Capt. McMASTERS carrying the Ss1aaan Pr q q
D6J Oct No. Rates Of "a lssge New Hok firstcsss
according to accommodate so aud s0S stcetase iog
ont oln ell the principal tow In treat Bht.iu sd
rels0i at very Ts.es. For passage apply A. NO 70
Dl'l'" W." ISABEL L sEARLE General Agents.
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Burning fIuiO, Oils, &'f.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
IL oIR4oeiged direc. from the manufacturer and loT
81 Ia Quantities suit At the very io%e,t iea55e. W
kcs 10 and liz william g. Nc~'l 'H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY
- THg CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
.-,t, A. CHARLES ELY and ELIZA 4. bly, bis "a ne,
samuel p. Townseud David El,tOn. Andrew P Van rqyi
ionu n Myor, Edward Lake Lawrence WEIGH, C0rneilt
CJaden Her Hastings John MaroDy John oushsu 'hn
glst Andsw McNsiass, Coreius Rogers Joseph HaiT.'
son John Fowey. Michel Augam' Thomas O"els ~ ruH
Cvs. manassas Tracy John flanagan, Michael uishihd'
G.onard Keily Thomas Rosch Pat lex hyrS, Jane ByrI
Pstfex Callahan and Daniel Mulyhy-Srmn"ns-i hehrf
not 10 the defendant above named: You are
hereby oued Ed required TO answer the complains IN
hi. action which viii be flied N tho office Of the efG 81
tho County Of kipgs at thetiy Hal Ia the Cty OF brooA-
n ADD copy Of your answer 10 the said con
u.nt on the subscrtbers ir office. No III broztw
In The City OF NewIOrk within twenty days aiter the
sefyico this exclusive Of th' deg O. uth
sece aud II sou fell to snswrr The said complaint within
The tine Aforesaid the plaiHd IN thi' seton WILL apply
20 he Coug for the relief demanded in the comp anDatsd
NJ Y, August %. 1901. - ,,-,,.,
PlaiulifJ Attorneys
The complaint IN the above entitled duly sled
IN The Ohcr of toe Clerk o. Kings County at the City Hail.
Ia tie CIV Of ROosy The sob Say Of August St
BARNEY. BUTLER PARSONS
al9 lawl2wih Piainuh' Attorneys.
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TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YoE

Passenger Station ia EswYOrk COR 27th-sL aud 4hav.
entrance klths-
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WEEKLY between NEw-YORK and

StTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
y LINrr POOL, landing aud euibkrkiuE pSsSSnger, at
Queenstowp tlresnd be Liverpool, New. YORK and Phil
pha Steamship Company tnend di'patctng Their fuI-
power d Clyds buIt Iron s,eImShips as Oliowsi
CITY " Acknowledgement .Sy, OcL ~
GLASGOW. .''.'.... Ss'nTdiy' O"t %
'SAt1Iosy W.,
And every SATURDAY, at noon from Pier No. Al MORN
River.
RATES vsss'cF.
FIRST CABIN. ,.... a15 STEEHAGE''. ''s''''''es
First Cabin 20 Loudon ~ SeersRs 10 London'''. -
Fistt ann 10 Peis.,.. s. Seerats 70 Fas.''''' 20
First aba 70 Hamburg Is St-ersg- 10 Hamburg " -
Psr,rnre-s also forwarded uayrs Bremen Bottsrdam
An,Vei D. &C, at equally low rates. it,.
Persons wistn to bring out ther hends can buy ltes
herr A. the follow log rsestO NewYcrk: from Il'cpoo or
Ogeenstou lst cabin SO 49, and los SteoTsgo from
Liverpool $40. From Queenstown. $50
Thase Steamers have Ell accommodations ~ psisci
gsrs and cary etpeisncsd Susrops They s'e bout IN
Wse tight lion Sections, and nave Patent FIRE Al4!o'
OF how'd. ,,,rrrr,.,
r, further iuforma ion apply Ia Liverpool TO WILLIAM
TNAfAN Assut 80. u Wa - St. in glasgow 70 H. ~
MAS No. St FGoch- arare in Queentc~n 20 {. = -
D. SEYMOUR & CO in Lonlog TO lives MAJ NC:
u King Wilsu-st in Psii. to JULES DEGOLE' 70 ,
Psc. % course in Phil delphs to JOHN o. DALE no
III vs. Anui.s'. OF 1t the Compsny's Ohcsa
JOHN @. DALE. Agent. Ne. 10 BroadWr Ill
fHrl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17
npopOSATS for S3Oo ono of the CROTON

PROPOSALS for $500, 900 of the CR0TON
Il WATER STOCK OF the CITY Of NEW~lOkh.-
sealed proposals viii be received the Controller once an.
III Monday, Nov g. 1884, at o'clock m when ths sane
vii, be publicly oreusd for the whole or any part OF %
,un OF 'THHEE HUNDRED THOUSAND DO LARS
( : :Ol fNO) or TtE CROTON WATER STOCK OF THE
CI rs or NEW-Y0KK suhorized by Chapter so Of the
Laws OF 1860 and amended By CHAPTER lsl Of me Laws
II 1901 aud by Ordiasncs Of the Commsn COUNCIL 'Of m
crra.ilg tho Supply OF Crotou WA'er, Nc
The said viii bear interest at the rate Of sT per cent
prr anGun payable yearly, and tue ptnes WI" pc
tede.nable 90 tEe 6st day of November, 1868 ..
The pronosss wit tie the amount of Sock desired snf
the pHcs Del One Hund ed Dollars theio9f sud The persons
who's pfsposa accepted will he required 10 deposit WHO
the CbAnh,rsi OF tho City within hceen days aiet inc
opening OF he bids the awarded to them respectively
n preentrg tho Controller the receipts OF th Chamber
lain for such deposits the Iaies will be entitled to tevs
c,fGca Is for aaus the value Of The Siock
bearing interest from the date 4 payments.
Each proportion sh0nd be sceed aud iud1rsed fropo
sa. for Coton Wa stock of the City Of NeEfok nd
reoaed in second envelope addressed 10 inc
Controller. -, q.
The right reserved reject any all Of the bids cos
siiered promote the Interests o. ~
civ. RODENT Il EAWo, NohHous'.
City Of New York Department of Finance Controllers
Office. Oct 3 1851
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11nre i1Dines, &t.

4 BEG leave 10 state that have opened my
,,ore Al No 2n3 Pear,t near Hsdenlsns where shall
BE-, full assortment Of the WINES and PURE
COGNAC BRA sDIkS Of Messrs. PAUL De CONlNCh,
MONDU GUlRAUD 49, ,
orders ore respectfully solicited ard i be at.
tended 10. j. MANI 'iAi"i'4''
BoEnRtuX, July l. 1861.
We have the honor inform the public that we have estso
l.bed depot Of our WINES in the City Of New DIRK ana
have appoipted Mr. J. MARC MARTIN our Agent for the
United States and the Cansdas. -, I'll
safety for family and medi al purpoae. ,-,, am
PAUL De CONIECH, AONoD GUlhAUD
We take pleasure recommend with entire 60 hdepcc MI
SINCK MONOD 4 GUiRAUO Of Bordeaux We can as
sure oar friends that they may rely the purity Of eli wines
sold by that firm through Mr. MARTIN, .
- CURDON BUCK, NJ. D., New-YorS.
HORACE GREEN. NJ. D.. New-York.
WILLIAM 4. BROWN. b. D., Brooklyn
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Denilstrn.

YrHE largest and cheapest Dental Establish
\ ,rnt In The U s.-N. q GRlgFIN BROS, pentists'
No 37s Ctand-st " T. snd No 2J7 fuons, Brooklyn m
ss I OK partial fets Of lee their improved Atmos-
ph,re Pre,ole Plates without ersctg the roots On Pc
ina or gold &L5i silver rubber SO partial sets on s'o
az per tooth silver, ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17
Ocean CLEANERS


INFECT LINE of STEAMERS to GLAS-
~ GgW-The Montreal ocesn Steamship Company will
dispatch their mErihcent steamship 81. ANDREW
Capt DUTrON. ftom Quebec, on WEDNESDAY, Oe" ~;
T steamer has superior for pAseuges Gnd
came, IA experienced recon Rses o. passage TO glasgow
Tree tcGe QTrbec A. Lake Chsmpstn and Mon
a.O intermediate S3S Steerare found with cooked pro
visions, $50 For p4sstge, apply TO
SA8EL & SEARLE No. % Broadway
This lins Of scsn.ra viii sail from New.fok to GlS'g0"
dining the Winter months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17
6ousc furnishing GOODS.

LEXANDER DELMAR,
IA No sO6
BROADWAY,
EKGCLAR NOMINATION.
TNHE PEOPLES CANDIDATE
l. For suppl, ing
FIRST CLASS HOUsEkEEPEWS GOODS
A. les, pnces than any otksr house
Z. D. BAsSFoRD,
Cooper Iusiitrie.
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NETWORK e. NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 10
COMMENCING AUGUST 10, 1861.
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Excursions.
etsamboats ano Railroads.

BOSTON DAILY via GROTON:-I S SoSR
Id err COMMONWEALTH aud PLYMOUTH hOGGn a.,
from Pier No Is. At p. W. BIZ EDWARDS Agent ONCE
no. IFS West-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17

NAY BOAT for ALBANY and IkOl.- ~ y,
new ard fat steamer DANIEL DREW leiyes SsS ~,
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS aud "a CUkOAasib c ~
calling ct J0th-s Excursion tickets 90 &c u "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17

NOR NORWALK, connecting BY Kaiiroau s M,5n
Kent Ridqsfeid Bethel Danb9ry CE fCg ISsvss
80 E.irG.id sc fat steamer ALioH ~. % snt.
tI a. o'c,ort from Cathsrine Market sup rare ~ oe
Iesve, Norvak daily, Al 81 r. m -----------
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Gaies tD Anltlon.

A SSIGNEE's SALE Of LUMBER, HORSES,
~ TRUCKS Gc-Will b. sold a. public auction a. 10
yard foot II 2ythst North River, MONDAY Oct "a ~
ro1ists, OF Timber Lumber Horses Trucks Harness tx
tars of Yard &c Aso vt 10 M, At No. 30 Wet 5ItnE
lot OF second hand Furniture, Mirrors, Carpsts &C.
AARON CLOSE, assignee
A n AUCTION.-To be sold at auction at the
n PubIc Pound s0.st between 9Th and SHAW on SAT-
UkDAy uct 49, 1901. a. o'clock, BAY MAKE Aso, q
GRAY HORSE AID ous GOAT 10 pay eTPensea.
JOHN JONES, Poundms'ter.
GEo. A. LEAviTT, AuctioEesr.
DY GEO. A. LEAVITT IL Co., New Trade
- saistooms, Nos. ~ and e MercersL
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct Il, at s. O'clock 49,,
Large a. OF English and American BUNS an QUANTITIES
,ud 12yl all new and fresh stcckmany o. the iots very
d-sTsb.s Ai.o 6ne sTATlOAE ~, stEREoSofES
aud VIEWS etc. sale positive, sHJ tsrus suiSI{ c'sn
A NJ. MERwIS. AucuOnsei.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & CO., Irving Build
ipV, Eoa 5l and $50 Broadway Sales Of books, os.
op,ry Picture, Works % AT Fancy Goods irnslre &C.
FRIDAY EvkNlNG, Oct II, al ! o'clock 800.
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF IHEOLO5lCAb AND MIS-,
CELLANEOUS BOOK5-Compi'iog large colscii n, iad
inc "a linz mans valuable aud works &C. FoT psfcu
AZ, ace Catalosu- aud the Books at the 'eleroons
WN MolLyAIS, Anctioneer
| (tAMELLIA JAP0NlCAS from Philadelphia
- sAgc iou.--Ou FRIDAY. 18th inst, at 10 o'clock Al
No Johrst Tie sale consists Of 90 Gene las, TO
Jes.suines aud Dwarf Oranges &c, from tue rui'eTJ
OF Mr John Dick The plants all ia hl0 order ana az
sss with hower buds md sui able for Nute blooming IA
tho pulor greeIhouse. Catalogues no" ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17
DAYTON and MICHIGAN RAILROAD Co.

First Mortgage boudholdsn viii please call at the
Office Of the uudsrged and complete the arrangement
temp in late circular Of the Company. To py
coupons due Let January 1867 aud fund sig hers
.fter. WINSLOW, LANIEB Co. No. 81 Waist
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NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW

~ PORT and FALL RIVFR-1he splendid and superior
steamer METR9PoL Capt browc; Leaves Leaves New oTs
.verv TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, ct Z
e,eloeE D. M aud The BAY STATE. Capt Allen, MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, al 5 O'Clock ?. NJ, Fou
Pier No. SN. X.
Hereafter no rooms win be regarded secured to any
iii cant uytil thu sane shall b We beer paid for.
FREIGHT 10 Boston h forwarded through with great dp@n
~ an Express Freigh. train. -, CO., W.. o.,
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OHAR LIER IN ST T u 7 l.
I rRENcu PRnrESTANT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

GENTLEMEN.
Nos. A and so East u hist near Madison PARK.
Boarding and Day School-elazscsl and comm, scsl-l
teachers: Americans French, German, Spanish There
/. Primary Department; also sGymra'ium For comPleH
details OF pupils pueuts during The lac, six yeA5 &c
see tbe progpectus Prof Ellie CHARLlER, Director
win be rsopened on TUESDAY. Sept. H.
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Jnstrnttlon.
nFSr SIISTAINED BOARDING sEMI-

ID NARY IN the state 10 per year Brick building FOR
ladies' and gentlemen. Abrst teachers Ia 81 department,
Winter Tenn. Dec 5. Address the Rev JOSEPH y klN5
FoT FdwsFd Ipsute NJ " on the Saratoga and Whitehall
Rai'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17

ryI au.l. sot.l. OssPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
win save ten TINES ia cost annually. al
EcoSoMYl DISPATCH!
EFALDNGs PREPARED CLUE
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BEvAre OF couHTgRFKrTs and IHrrlTioss.
None genuine unless the fac smile Q! CURTIS PEI
KINs, New.York. IL on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, No. 10 CEDAR-sr, KEw-YoRE.
Price obly % cents per bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-07

KNOXVILLE, TRIM, June 3, 1861.
The First Regiment of East Tennessee Vol
nnteers left this place at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on
yesterday.
Vaughn, Lieutenant Colonel John ] Reese,
md MAJOR George w Morgan.
Colonel Vaughn was in the Mexican war,
and is a man OF tried and unquest TONED daring
aud bravery. When Senator, now President
Davis, was returning from Washington in
February, he was denounced at a hotel in
Chattanooga as Il traitor. Vaughn happened
20 be present, and instantly took sides, with
1 few others, in support and defence of Davis,
although most OF the crowd WAS against him
\ great revolution in sentiment has since
taken place in Chattanooga, which is now
strong tor The South. Colonel Vaughn also
went TO Charleston in anticipation OF n fight
here and arrived III time to witness the benz
Dardment and fall of Fort Sumter. When
volunteers We're called for he raised the first
company in this part of the State, and now
leads the first regiment that goes from East
Tennessee 10 Virginia. His soul is fred with
patriotism and military ardor, and he win
glory in occupying the post of danger. His
men will follow where he leads.
Lieut. Colonel Reese is a son of Hon. Will
liam Il. Reese, lately deceased, of this city
who YVES for many years one of the Supreme
Judges of the State He il an educated man.
endowed with soldierly qualities, and well
lifted for his position.
Mai. Wash. Morgan, as he is Familiarity
called, is every inch a soldier and hero. In
dian blood courses through his veins. His
father, the late Dol. Gideon Morgan, married
4 Cherokee woman, (half breed,} and during
the war OF 1872 commanded a regiment of
Cherokees, under Gen. Jackson, in his cam
pdign against the Greeks His son was in the
Mexican war, and now goes to fight for the
South ON the soil Of Virginia, and, if need be
in Maryland. Col. Vaughn and Maj Morgan
from Morgan county, which has raised
three companies.
An unfortunate disaster occurred q few
hours after leaving here, by which ten men
of one company, including the Captain were
seriously injured. One of the car trucks gave
way. which caused the car to run of the track
broken, others were badly bruised and smash
the company raised by Col. Vaughn, now
under command of Capt. Morelock. He is
the least injured among them, and thinks that
in a few days he will be well again, when he
will proceed to join the regiment. The acct
dent occurred % miles east OF this place
Charles L Robinson, Il member of the In
dependent Scouts OF Mobile, and said to be
talen ted lawyer of that city, but unfortunate
ly addicted TO intemperance committed sui
eide about o'clock on Saturday night, Just as
the train was leaving Chattanooga. He
plunged the blade of short dirk into the
carotid artery of the neck, first on one side
and then on the other. He speedily bled To
death. Some of the men had jestingly charged
him with being a coward. He remarked to
those near him that he would show them how
"A Roman could die. He was in a state of de-
lirIum tremens. His remains were brought
TO this place and in TERED in Gray Cemetery.
Troops for the Sou th are still passing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-07
FROM HARPER's FERRY.
SPECIAL ooRREsPosDEScE OF THE DIspATcH.
HARPEK's FERRY, June 4. 1861

HARPEE's FERRY, June 4, 1861.
your regular correspondent (Pen) has been
'hseht Tor some time, on account of the dea tn
d ms iather, and conseq uently there are nc
-Inl,'iop , IN your paper from this
ne army here lock eagerly for his article al
very issue. But whether the contribution /.
~ Pen or "CassiuS,' the interest which
very Firginian feels in the war will make il
tcctptable, though the scribbiings of the let.
''r have fewer claims 10 Consideration on tn.
score OF merit.
1t is uiiiicult TO give accurate statemen Is
about matters and things here InnumerabI,
Teports OF every description are in circula.
-ioh-by whom or Tor what purpose they ar.
started no one knows.a and I presume no on,
cares-as all, with very few exceptions turn
out 10 be only reports
IL IT were prudent for such thing to b,
tuDiisneu IN newspaper, l could give YOU
@oIne idea of the forces here; but | must "a I
sly your readers by stating that it is sufficien
OF me defence OF the post; and, if Father
fbrahaln attempts TO doubt it t,s a prnctica
cay, ne viii discover to his sorrow that Har-
uer's Ferry and Alexandra are two differeni
places.
.ae ladies Of Baltimore have been acting
'rIy patriotically in this struggle Las:
Eeea several came from Baltimore by the Re
ny House, uniforms and side arms concea led
tnder their hoops. | was told by an officer
rom Rockingham county that he had a uni
orm, the cloth Of which was brought 10 him
''N'fi D't ~itAole W Il Ituy. Sne managed &c
ct IL through by basting il together and
wearing 1t tor an under garment. A Mrs
Johnson, from the same city, arrived here
yesterday with a large mum Der of rifles which
we're distributed among the Baltimore
'oys." She was serenaded at the Wager
Louise by the Second Infantry Band Iasl
night.
Lieut.. Washington, a descendent of the
Father OF his Country" has been appoint
ii as Aid de- Camp TO Gen. johnson, Com.
nander of the Confederate States forces a,
his post
1t has been raining all day, and prospec t.
1Ftghtenaa3 Tor more 10 morrow. CAssICs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-07
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NakPoLR, Va, June O 1se,
Yesterday morning, between Sand O o,c,ony
me IonTth battle was fought in this yt,init.
from q gentleman just from the scene nf 80,
met, am indebted tor the foltowing n.r,ia
MARS o""s Pafuc-
Inc steamer Harriet Lane appro.chaa l.,
me neighboThood of Pigs Point: her miss;a -,
peIhg 10 make some sonndings off that nlasa
800 80. nct understanding the location of the
SassIy ~ tha' point, fired a number of rnns
.ehy response Was made FIftv.seven
nous were hred from the steamer. ono strik
'hk tne mouth Of one of our cannon. breakinp
On small pierre
hhother struck the top OF one o. our tents
'nIo"tha ~ down. and in its course, came in
Sohtact win an old barn In the neigh borhood
uo'hs no serious damage. Twenty seven gun ;
WIRE hred from our battery, seven well -di.
aecV"o shots supposed TO have taken effect In
me side OF the steamer, which caused her
rapid retreat ~
NAT the result Of our shots were AS sta ted
my informant does not question Her rapid
retreat from the action certainly ius,ifles the
belief JS110' 'ho
IN" behavior of our men on this. as we'll
rs on all occasions, was creditable in the
main. " ~
capt. Young, who is commander ut this
pom, expr' ssss his ung ualifed approva of his
XIII ana bravery of his men Nobody was
n"tl on our de, but a different result it is
lhougnt, has happened to the enemy.
me greatest regret expressed is that the
steamer dld not approach nearer. when a
warmer reception would have been her lot