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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-13

ioc tribune has most eloquent editorial
tribute to the patriotism and heroism OF III,
men OF Massachusetts at Bunker Hill and
1t Baltimore, and wherever else duty NAV
have called. from which ne make the follo~.
ing interesting extract:
nor d. these the first oferings laid upon
m .ue a''ar OF our country give her pause
aaooen the way TO the Capital closed over
tnat spot still red with the blood az her an.
CLOSED only for brief snaca :. sn,. :.
that Baltimore stanieth! Ia new na,h -.
opened, and still Massachusett. lad m. -
We do not forget our own bra,. hovs - - !.
I'm, knit now TO the Msssachosett. g,h h.
bonds stronger than that Of brothers' hn,
tnere 10 not one OF them Who viii NOT .ra,..
iuliy acknowledge bow uncertain their a..
would have been but for tho presence az ,hs
o,ners. There was needed the trained mns.
cies OF workiog men IA we'll "A tina co,,-. :.
OF loyal hearts. Sail Who are vcrLin.
men, SAID col. B1sler, whenShe saw TIA, :
faiiioau vas to be rebuilt before they cor,a
vim TIER way to Washington--..all who .,s
~oISihg men step forwario And thu uhala
regiment advanced! All know how the ~,lls
log nearts and the skilled hands az IN. 80
regiments did that duty; how the man .ho
"1ue tne engine, repaired his own xork. ho -
onk'noers ana artisans Of all necessary crafts
we're found among that eficien, ana h.,av
OAho % Eastern men. TIL At length the whole
.Sau complete sAvc = single rail. Il
eesshs Tor IN warn; every nook and cor
ner was scanned, but still that one rema;n;n,
nnH -. ~ansing without which the work
ws incomplete. II was 4 Ma,sacho..,..
ma ap , .nd so.eio tho emergency. With eys.
.nu Iseui'ies sbarpsnei BY use, and the bsh.
y o. overcoming obstacles, hs sur,assa' ~.
ground, c,nsideredprobahilitier and ve,vhsa
co.nees. Ihcn, with an instinc, a. up.rrinc
- that OF Az Indian who reads n tina ,ara
,ns o. leaf the passage Of foe, he made
ne way 10 deep stream, a. some distance
examined its banks, and rtf,,na,, -
times be plunged to the bottom AMI the ~, =
Hme brought up the missing rail! ~ am
working Tor my country, nyt for pav y b.
SAID, when, amid tho cheers Of the s'h,s mar
oDe " lne~ offered bin piece Of gold.
se
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DrIven Out.

On Saturday laet some six families arrived
In this place, having Hed from near Memphis,
Mo. They report that some 50 families in
oil have left that neighborhood within the
last two weeks, and ars now seeking places
between here and Pennington. They wers
compelled to leave With such property, stock
&C., ~ they could bring with them, most OF
them leaving growing crops in the ground
Our informant said that be and some OF hi,
neighbors we're warned to leave BY secession.
ists, Who were armed to the teeth, while he
and HE friends had no arms ct oil.
The six families here were seeking house,
Tor shelter, and We were glad to see that our
otis were disposed to aid and assist them
oil 10 their power. We hope they have by
this time found shelter for themselves.
There nav very general feeling Of ndiena-
tion IN this community toward the men who
have committed this high handed outrap.
upon peaceable and aw-abiding citisens.
vhose only offence is that they love the Star.
and Stripes. And the probability is that ar.
rangements viii be made very soon to rein
state oil who wish TO return to their home.
and farms, and keep them there in entire
safety. 1t lnois as If there was alreaa, non
siderable work to do for our home guards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-13

"a Gen. Harvey, who has been ordered
back to ST. Louis by the Government. il
warmly 10 favor OF the Stars and S,r,pes.-
lie has recently writsena noble, patriotic let.
Ter Tor publication 10 response to some sus.
p'c'ons that bad been expressed Of bis LOYALTY
10 the Union.
lie regards secession az both WRONG and
Suinoos IN theory and practice; holds the,
the supreme allegiance Of the citizen 10 dus
10 Toe Federal, and not to the State Govern
ment, and that the authority and unity Of the
Government Of the United Stases mus, be
maintained Mt all hazards.
Gen. Harvey is al extensive property hold
or 10 ct. Louis, and being In command there.
With such We've, Claib jackson will End il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-13

- - vas Judge Ayiet Bhceer. rn;on
msn, and not Judge Buckner, who killed ~
oea. p SaDderson, aeoss.ionist, in . "A .
loon . 81. Louis, Oh Saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-13
TEE LATEaT NTNw0,
Interesting from Camp jackson.

| UnC CONDITIONAL AUNN ENDER on
CLAIR JACK SONS 4 HOUP1.
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OUR FLAG Is THERE

And tie Star spangled Banner, in triumph shall
wave,
Ger the land Of the free and the home OF the brave
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-13

LOUISVILLE, May IU.-The Mayors veto of
the appropriation Of 100000 to arm the
city, was sustained by tho Council. The
Mayor snys $l00, 900 is sufficient. Council
appropriated 100000 for the relief of the
poor.
CLINTON, H., May lO.--Clinton volunteers
left this evening for Joliet. The whole town
turned out to escort them TO the depot. Hon.
Leonard SWEET, Davis, Weldon, Hogg and
! others gpvc the boys few words of good
cheer. The ladies Of Clinton presented them
with beautiful banner. The Company
numbers one hundred. +. Richards, Captain,
WAsHlsGroS, May l0.--Mejor Rhett OF s..
c., Pnymaster In the Army. has sece dsd from
the Federal Government. having balance
Of $4,000 against him unadiusted.
Lewis Cleppaine, Of the National Republi-
can, has been appointed Postmaster OF W ash
ing.on.
HAaRIsBUso, May l3.- Troops from New
York city will hereafter pass through this
place, sr wing BY the East Jersey Railroad
and goipg to Baltimore over the Northern
Central. They oan reach Washington quick
er and cheaper than ~ the Annapolis route.
Application has been made by private par
ties Of Eastern States to Gov. Curtin 70 per-
init bodies Of aimed free blacks to pass
through Pennsylvania.
They met with unconditional refusal. and
greet Satisfaction 10 expressed Ut the Cover
nor's decision. Their applications were to
arouse the slaves OF Southern States to re-
bellion.
Bo4ToE, May 11.-An attempt has been
made y cut OF the ooohituate water from the
ely By breaking opan tho main conduit near
Newton Lowell Falls. The attempt vas un.
saccsssfui, tho mason work being too strong.
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Col. Bakers California regiment has been
accepted.
Transport vessels passing up and down the
Potomac are armed with heavy guns, shottad
and primed, and instructed to fire at the FIRST
sign OF hostile demonstrations.
The war steamer Anaconda came up the
river last night. She reports no battery yet
erected on the right bank.
Alexandria 10 said 70 be occupied by 1000
rebels.
The Petersburg Express Of the 9th instant
says that Federal steam tng has been cruis-
ing the vicinity of Gloucester Point, York
River, Va, but left on being fred at BY :
Virginia battery.
Several prominent New Workers 81 Wash
ington have raised OIL, 900 TO purchase arms
for Western Virginia Unionists, and more
money yet 70 come.
WAsHINoroN. May l1.-There 10 to be q
concentration OF troops. OF Powhattan, on the
James River. Major Anderson left for the
north this morning.
The Secretary OF the Treasury advertises
for proposals till tho 2lst Of May for the re-
mander of the stock Of the United States,
issued under the acI Of February. 1t amounts
to 5000 ,O00-
New YoRk, May lit is said negotia-
tions are pending for chartering the Great
Eastern for the United States Service.
1t 10 reported that tho federal authorities
took possession of the Custom House nt Al
exandria, Va. No resistance was made.
Tribune Washington Correspondence, 10th /
The people of Tenn. are TO vote 10 July on
question Of secession. The struggle Tor
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Col. WOOD ALIVE, AND A PRIsoSER.-The following
dispatch. dated Washington, July 80 1861 containing
the gratifying intelligence that Col Wood Of the 18th
Regiment is alive, was received yesterday afternoon
by Mr.. Isaac Badeau, Deputy Tax Collector;
"Good newsl Col. Wood is safe-a prisoner at
Centreville, wounded. Was four days in the woods
with two of biz men. He il in good spirits. This is
reliable. II comes from Surgeon Steenburg, U. B.
Army, direct in person TO Lieut. Col. Fowler He
brings it to me TO telegraph to Mrs. Wood Surgeons
Johnston and Swain are both safe. NJ. +. ODELL."
The good news was Immediately transmitted TO Mrs.
Wood, who is now staying at Brushville. l.. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
A "BIG SCARE ABOUT COTTON.


DIRE person in this place. recently from the South
Iits mat English and French capitalists buying the
sunseoed BY the planters for the purpose Of Isug
70 carry on the war They boy. very low and expect
me ports ara thereby securing the cotton,
Je DAYS tue required funds and saving the cotton
nom eonisati ~ the United States Government to pay the
90 penses OF the war WiD orr Government allow hi.
gu eA dstloh Of This point Ia THK TRBusR would obee
Your ANY re Gdcrs. Yours o. OI IN SCOTT
Beaaiagt0E w., July II, 1861.
Rcpiy.-If these English and French capital.
" lists" get no more cotton than ia subscribed
and paid oeer TO support the JEFF Davis Confed.
eracy they will not make great haul, even if
they were to buy it for six cents per pound aud
sell it for twenty. But we don't believe they are
paying cash down for the future delivery Of such
cottOn-if they are they are throwing away
their money. Ed. Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
A TRUMPET BLAST.
BY J. q. WHITTIER.

BY J. q. WHITTIER.
10 following lines. written eighteen years ago. sound Ike
iecy fulfilled at the present criiis
o! roR God and duty stand,
Heart TO heart and hand to hand,
Round the old graves of the land
Whose shrinks or falters now,
Whose to the yoke would bow,
Brand the craven on HE brow
Freedoms soil has only place
For a free and fearless race;
None for traitors false and base.
Perish party! perish clan!
Strike together, while ye can,
Like the arm Of one strong man!
With one heart and with one mouth
Let the North unto the South
Speak the word BETTING both:
What though Issachar be strong,
Ye may load his back with wrong
Over much and over long.
Patience, with her cup o'errun,
With her weary thread outspuD,
Mumurs that her work is done.
BOLDLY, or with treacherous art,
Strike our blood-wrought chain apart
Break the Unions mighty heart
Work the ruin, if ye will
Pluck upon your heads an i'll
Which shall grow and deepen stillf
With your bondman's right arm bare,
With his heart Of black despair,
Stand alone, if stand ye daTsi af1
Onward with your fell design
Dig the gull and draw the line v.
rife beneath your feet the'mincl
Deeply when the wide abyss
Yawns between your land and this,
Shall &c Gel yeur elplesshess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31

ARRIVAL OF THE GLADIAToR.-H. b. NJ. steam-
ship Gladiator, Commander Hickey, from cruise
southwark, and forty hours from Cape Henry,
arrived on Monday morning. She reports, July
81, forty miles north of Cape Hatteras, spoke U.
S. steamship Roanoke, cruise. July "A, lar. IS,
Ion. &C. spoke U. s. frigate st. Lawrence, on cruise
July 60 thirty miles north Of Cape Hatteras, spoke L.
S. fiigatc Savannah, a cruise. Same day, spoke L.
S. gunboat Albatross, bockading. All well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31

Bulls HEAD-NEl - DIRK CATTLE MARKET, Tues
day July O-This morning the cry was the supply Of
bullocks at the Fortyfourth-street yards would not
exceed $500; consequently, the price must rise, aud
the rst sales made at an advance upon the rates
Of this day week. Before it began TO be known
that instead of g. 500 there would be aearer 500 IA
over $50 had been ascerained, aud that made II ap
parent to the brokers that prices had got to be reduced
10 induce butchers to buy and the retrograde move
Soent having started ii certainly carried prices
lower than last week. During the forenoon, when
Dery all Of the business Of the day is usually trans-
acted, the proportion Of stock sold far lighter than
asaa, and the prospect Of selling the usual number to-
Gay, or elosing up all tomorrow became very dull.
Last week the market improved from the opening
70 me close. That lie regersed to-day, and will proba-
'y continue 30 the end. The reduction in the price
p pound is net apparent ii 10 that such stock as
scN freely last week at SIe- y ID ses to-day at &c.
ING general quality Of the stock yarded this week il
nue. better than last week, that the degrading of
ysiock from the dass that cold last week at 6sr "
we class tha. sells to-day at &c.. 10 very easy
NJ III, ~ aSai is almost unknown 10 the buyer
seecnnt Of sales
,rsa kseal weeks there has been an attempt 10
&c. lafket here on Monday. IL has been generally
loahsa mostly BY the Wholesale butchers, who have
donf - ,a SvO head each Monday. Yesterday they
''S'''' Ha' and Psid prices that will probably saiiy
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Arrived.

Steamship Boru..ia HAM, Trautmsnn Hamburg July Is
s SRS co pSr On .pose .Sip Evening Star
lBr bound E. 26h lat t3 g. Ion A. spoke the ship Flying
the las. lew days. when had light variable
steamship Catinet French steamer Com fsbe. Br..s
June H. via Halifax July a. The c. aide wheel boat Of 900
ship Ann nea,ion lBr Nassau N P, Fosyth, Nassau
CO. Anchored Lower Quarantine From July 90 then 30
ws Of M, ss bad @s sf Is. ns Of T. R
sails &C. since then experienced hsSt winds from D. '" 70
ship Teresis psu Cdons, Havana ia days in ballast 10
Antonio Tame. Anchored At Lover Quarantine. ,o,,
,,itsr lime ge sulphur Oh &c. TO Moore L Henry.
Bari Johann Jscoby Pu, ssnseon Newcastle eodsy' coal
Brs Empress iBr. q Londonl. duilber, Gambia. W. A.
sS a H %s . s
der and sso" mos. Of the pi tsss Co.
Is at anchor at City Island waiting for orders.
Brig Standard Br Card, Wind'Or' N S. 10 days p''''
Big Conaic,, Rutland St. Kits July 10. salt se''0 W.
scSr A. w Mcclellan (Br), Mclean, Lissn. C. b. d''.
coal 20 r. J. & {. A. Dewoi IAN
Schr Princess Tucker Boston days. mdse to ssnee' '"
schr Andrew Stewart Abrams, Eusshsr'S days. p''''''
sehp a. B. T@rry aof New Haven't JOhn.ep, ansAs
sal, 10 smith. jonc. & Co - .,a.... 1lsls
sehI Wonder hsSss R %.sSI,: 3D. ,s
sohr Dolphin KelN, Macbiss day. .J,07 " - -. 1a
sssI E%Ss% kiy f Es.d. slsa tx H.
sehr FIIen Perkins, Ednsgs Gloucester Gays h'h-
Steamer ssss .di E. ss Ss' Keller Ss%s 70 wh.~ De-
Ieli - p.s ,.,,ht. ,,d.c "a Iopsr klfk-
patrick. - a. =, - A., yo,,vich ma.e. TO T. s MAJ
as,e.ner New London, suith. Nsw-Lond0o md'e y ''
s,ssmsI weehssr, Jones Pr0vidsnes md's 20
Bypnef. or .,,.,.-. xs.srr.,ol Hsrlss
Rsssrs 81 JOHN n 8. John fyfs, gsssor Ms,S9 Snko
Son B,iss samoet, Constantisop's sh VIZ Gsiwsy lT
wINp-Durins the day. light fcn 8, l,f I'D "a igls
eIels.I y. @. susriss, bsssei
July 90 e. Nsn:r sas. sss'ks ss . -
.f. Do i5sg
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A WORD OF CAUTION.
To the Editor of The ~ " Tribnax

To the Editor Of The y. Tribune.
SIR wish to call the attention Of the Staten Island
Ferry Company, through your columns to the danger
condition of the guards the upper deck Of the
Southed boat and the necessity of proper protection
for children and having their life boat always in read
nese instead of being carefully wrapped and dashed in
canvass, and requiring five or six minutes to unash
and get II aiioat was the case one day last week.
On the Southfeid's closk trip from New-York,
little boy, six years DID, fell through ,he two ropes,
meant for protection, but Of leaning trap fs
Children into the bay and would have been drowned,
Lad not aobe-hsarted Captain ricrged 10 biz reaue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31

THE VOLUNTEER RELIEF FUSD..-Yesterday the
FIRST payments were made of the Relief Fund for the
aid Of the families Of volunteers at the seat Of
The proper applicants residing in the First, Second
Third, and Fourth Wards were paid at the Rotunda
City Hall Park; those Of the Tenth Ward at No. IA
Fourth avenues the Ninth Ward at No. l6 Fourth
avenue and the Twelfth and Nineteenth Wards at the
State Arsena corner of Seventh avenue and Thirty
eth street. The amount which it estimated would
be required was: For the Fourth Senatorial District
$4,000; the Fifth, $4,000 the Sixth, $1,000 the Sew
enth, 5000 in ALL $4,000, which according
By placed in the hands Of the Committees for dstribu
ton. There was generally little confusion and the
tickets were taken up with great rapidity The pay
nents in specie. To-day payments will be made
for the Fifth, Eighth, Eleventh, Fifteenth, and Twen-
tetb Wards. The subscriptions to the Relief Loan
are thus far $2l0, 400.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
NEW. YORKER.

FIRE.-At about midnight on Sunday fire was
discovered in the building No 40 Broadway occupied BY
Charles H. Baker ladies' furnishing store aud before the
flames could be eSnguhed the entire stock Of goods snd store
furniture destroyed The loss is estimated at SJo
which covered by insurance Of $1,000 on the stock ana
t6CO furniture IN the following companies: East River
Insurance Co. S2500; Relief 100; Merchants, tlIW
The building damaged the amount Of about 500 insured
for $4,000 In the Irving Insurance Co. Mr. Joseph Mefe
dealer genteuen's furnishing goods who occupied the 90
Joining premises sustained loss Of by smoke and water
estimated @200 insured for goo Ia the Continental lnur-
auce Co The origin the unknown but the lire Mar
hal IL inyestieating the circumstances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
MARRIED.

HUBBELL-HARTNEss-I the city Of Albany OF Teesdsy
july 10 by the Rev = T. sceye sidney b. Hubbeh OF Cham
Plain n r. 20 Miss Emma uatness Of the former place
KYTE-LA wALIOn Thursdsy afternoon, July 25 by the
Rev s. kaoch FeiI j. ). hye to Margaret Adelaide Sec
end daughter of j. laval esq. 81 Of this city.
McNlECE-PEAKE-On Wednesday July II, at d.. McLeods
Church IN this city, by the Rev. j. W. kcDowe Of BenyL.
ton ST. Lawrence County ~ Y, james McNiece Il Jersey
City % Mus Frances Ocay second Of the late Rev.
T. \. Peske Of Johnstopbursh, n. }.
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NETWORK ON THE BATTLE FIELD.

Te the Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
SIR: In your paper this morning you state that
New-YoIk has ~ three years The State has
cent think 50 regiments at least viz SO Regiments Nol1n
teers Regiments State Militia, for three years I'd 9Th 18th
isb, and 10 other independent remen such as the
GsIibsdi Tsmmauy Mozart &C.
Have done in proportion to population than
any other State think have done about twice much 70
any already
Neso- York. July 90 1861 NEWCOMER
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MARINE JOURN-4L.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...."..JoiY =.
Cleared.

Steanship-Asla Lott, Liverpool, T. Cunsrd.
shp-Kitty simpson. Hepburn, Antwerp. -
Bngs-Haiti Robertson. Aux Cages, hliIer h01gnton
Penney vanis tAn Jsnenteno, Queenstown sprte Price
Rio Janeiro. =. ID, =, a., .
schoonen-R NJ Dernill Hendhckson, Marseles Demil h
Co. T. C Lyman, stsnnaId Newourypor W. Pisit Wad 81
Martins r. b. Chase Co MsDhass-tt, Ward Fort Monroe
ChirL Elddge Boston; r. Cooper, Taylor, Phisdepha;
Yankee Doodle Van Cesf Washington, d. c. Boxes R~hn.
Kennebunk Port.
sloop-America, Reynod, Bristol - 80
Straners-Concord. Norman, Philadelphia Bristol AIen,
Philadelphia; Jersey Blue, Chadsey, Washington d. &.
Barge-Ace, Meekiu, Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31

COMMON CoUNcM.--The Board met on Monday,
Alderman Taylor Of the Attn Ward in ihe chair. Alderman
Kiehl Captain Of Company 28h Regiment just returned from
presiding officer He greeted with demonstrations OF APP
psuse by the members OF the Board and ande zee.
The following communication was presented:
HEADQUARTERS COSTISESTAl GUARD I
BEOoKLYS, July q, 1861.
To me Hon. me Common Council: .
The undeuigned Tetfuy represent 10 your noTabie
body that they officers Of the Continental GusId regiment
which Is being enlisted for three years the and who
has accepted the Secretary Of Wa aud order ed
10 be mustered into the service Of the United states lhs al
though provides Of the articles necessary
the complete equipment Of the there numerous s
ces supply Of hich they must rely upon the ibeay
the patriotic They therefore petition your honorable body
that the sum Of be appropriated out OF the funds OF the
city for he purpose providing those articles necessary to the
comfort ~ the composing the regiment when cannot DC
obtained IN the Goyenn.n OF the United States we apply
your honorable body with The confidence because tue
officers and of this regiment principally cilzens oil
- '"JAMFS n. PERRY. Colonel Commanding
"WM. B. BARTON, Lieutenant Colonel
- ". ARMY, Qusr.crmasteL'
The underlined heartily In the prayer OF the ABOVE
petition and earnestly recommend that 1t be granted by the
Common Council: H. b. Duryea, &. G. Smith VIM huntef
IT, Nm g. Lewis Gamsliel King ID. l.. Norhup, A. Low,
+. H. H. Lyman. j.. Is. Nyman, lie FIothipgheh 'o'h j.
Studw.n, Samuel Booth, John French. - - -.
The communication referred to the Finance Commee
with power to make the appropriation: 80 .,
The Committee the reception Of the l3h Regiment reported
favor Of sppropratng 800 to receive tae on en return
from the seat OF war which unanimously adopted
Invitations eI;cndedt TO the volunteer militia ana CIVIC
sod ties 70 Join In the demonstration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31

A SOLDIERS ANXIOUS WIFE.-The wife Of Lieut..
j. w. Dempsey, of CompanyS s, I'd New-York Regi-
ment, labors under painful apprehension in regard to
the fate of her husband. If r. II. Gray whose state
ment that he saw Lieut. Dempsey in the hospital at
Manassas was published in Yesterday TRIBUNE, has
any means of verifying it, will even reassert the
fact personally or by writing to Mrs. d. she expresses
a readiness to face the enemy in mission of aiee-
ton. Her address in this city is No. 1856 Bowery'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31
CORRECTION,

To ne Editor II The ". y. Tribune
Sir: The word " lurid," in the lines relative to
Gag in to days edition OF TIE tribune should have been
lucid" written. Ordinarily such would be un
porttnt bur, in the present instance the correction viii relieve
from the suspicion Of having had the Secession bunting in
my mind at the time. C. b.
NH % Iafl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31

am sorry TO say no thanks are due to any employees
OF the boat, for The man and boy might have been
dashed by the revolving wheel, and their lives might
who elsurely unasbed the boat and hardly Quckened
their pace when urged by the passengers TO 10 30.
The child must have been in the water ten minutes,
and lay, 10 all appearance, hfeess and was by great
effort, resuscated. Az EYE-WIISEss.
Ia, D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-31

ArTLIcTISG.-Edward Sanderson a son Of Nathan
Ssth esq, of New-York formerly of New-Hayen,
aged eighteen was buried at the latter place on Mon
day. He was accidentally shot in the State of New
York while hunting, on Friday. He stopped TO pick
some berries and the gun which he carried being be-
side him. was discharged and the contents entered his
abdomen He survived but three hours. An elder
brother was killed in precisely the same manner, in
Texas, n few months since.