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Pennsylvanfa Congressional Election.
WILKEsBAKRH, Pa, June "a, 1861
a. B. Wright Union candidate for Congress, from the
Twelfth Congressional district, elected b. T. Ran
dali, democrat, by overwhelming majority
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COLONEL BAKERS REGIMENT AT FORT
SCHUYLER

The President has empowered Colonel Baker 70 in.
crease his force from 1000 to $500 men, and Captain
Young will today be at the Lafarge House to inspect
picked compmics that may offer Themselves Those who
are accepted will 30 sent at once 70 Fort Schuyler for
their uniforms and equipments that they may be ready
to Fortress Monroe with the regiment Wednesday
next.
Captain Smith, formerly Of the Danish army, Is at pre-
sent recruiting company for the California regiment.
he has his headquarters 600 Broadway where persons
wishing TO join the company may apply fora few days.
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CHARLES ". WALKER,
Aged 81 years end 7 months.

A meeting Of the sens Of New Hampshire took place
Yesterday lnorp,ng at the Astor House. when series Of
revolutions were passed expressive regret at the death
of Lieutenant Walkcr, and Of sympathy with his rela.
ives and frsIds the Copies of the resou-
tors to Re forwarded to hts friends and fellow SOL
diers, and The press Of Concord New Hampshire will
eso he furnshed with copies for publication BY
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Philadelphia Congressional Nominations.
PHILADELPHIA, June "a, 1861
COL Charles Biddle has been nominated by the demo-
Gratis for Congress in the Second district Tho repub
can candidate Is Charles O'Nel.
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THE SAIL AND TENT MAKERS,


delegation from the Sailmakers' Association Of this
city visited us yesterday for the purpose Of laying before
VI grievance under which they are laboring appears
from their statement made TO that the contractors
who have secured the work Of supplying tents to
giments have not acted fairly towards the who
made sanuaking trade, for instead Of employing them
on the work they have given to inferior hands and Of
course are paying inferior prices Many Of the persons
employed knew nothing Of the work, the In
which 1t should DO done. 1t follows q consequence
that the quality Of the work turned out IL what the
government contract calls for, and in many instances
ID unit fer USE The members Of the association
tend that the agreed to employ only those
who understood the work. and were competent 70 do
In this IT seems they have failed, and hence tho
pAint This is by no means the fret instance Of this
kind that has been brought before u.s. complaints
common Of the employ ment Of Incompetent hands upon
government work. This s wrong in many ways, a. 1t
throws out Of employment persons who accustomed
to the work, and would do 1t properly and palms upon
the authorities article that will not last half the
time actually needed.
The cap makers bitterly complaining Of the prices
paid them for their work by the and with
reason for many OF them are paid only half the usual
prices.
The laborer at oil times s worthy of his hire, and
10 cruel for contractors and others TO try and enrich
themselves at the expense Of the workman and his ami
y who seldom overpaid either in times Of peace
war.
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THE SCOTT RIFLES.

The want Of experienced sharpehooters, armed with
with the latest improved 6rearm b already much felt
army and the few corps of that class already sent
forward not sufficient for the purpose The above
regiment Ia being organized with the Wow Of supplying
this want and but experienced msrksmen will be
accepted and commissions will be issued TO any but
officers Of known ability From the number Of men al
ready enrolled is evident that but short time need
intervene before the regimenta organization Will be com
peted The nomination Of officers has been but partial
" made as there are many organized companies through
the State still unattached but DESTROYS OF proceeding
to the seat Of All such, IL composed Of the suit
service 1t early day. All good men, experienced Ia
the use Of the ride, are invited 70 apply Immediately
New York few good srtillersts who have seen Scr
vice. will also be accepted in Captain De Brams company,
which furnished with the celebrated revolving ried
cannon Of the captains invention.
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The Cotton Supply Question In
England and Spain.
treaty Between France and Spain for the
Security Of the Spanish West Indies.
The Race for the Ascot Stakes and an
American Triumph,
&s., he, ~

So. 4nms, N. r., June "a, 1881.
Owing 70 the telegraph ine giving ont On Saturday
night and NOT getting IN working order yesterday.
unable transmit the fun despatch by the Anglo
saxon from Liverpool the 18th, via Londonderry
the 18th, until today. +~
The Anglo axou reports that she attempted TO pass
through the Straits OF Belle Ise but there much
1ield Ice che was compelled to come around.
The Anglo Saxon failed bring the regugr telegraphic
despatch CT the latest news from Londonderry.
The following is the specie list Of the steamship Bre
men,
Oelriehs Co., so 400 thalers; L. Won Hoffman & Co.,
It's 600 francs, l67 eco do and FL $780, O. s. Reynsud
600 francs Rall Co., IS 100; Fachri Co, f3 COO
n. Ct molly Co., f438.
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Wheeler q Wilson's Improved BowHn~
Machine, 81 reduced pricea Office 6O6 Bsoadwnx
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Deafness and Impaired Sight Cured by
now treatment pSactoed by Dr. Won MO8CHZIaKER, al
l07 Clinton place, between Fifth ana Sixth avenues.
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PARCELS FOR THE ARMY.

In conequcrce Of the lsrge amount Of articles Of var
DUB kinds tent to troops ct Fortress Monroe ana the
responsibility Of safe and speedy transit attached thereto
Gen Butter in command at that post has deemed 1t
oeseary select the Adams Express Company the ex-
elusive for tho transportation o parcels thithcr and
hsA isapsd the following orders-
SPECIAL ORDER. NO. Ga.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
FORT MONROE, June q, 1861 !
In consequence OF the necessity OF rigid examination
and strict responsibility with reference to the large
of express freight landed ct this post this bust
must be under the control Of but one company.
Adams Express Company will be the only express
pany authorized to convey express freight between Bai
more and this post. By command OF
Major General BU TIER
I. J. HANEs, Act Asst. Adjt. Gen.
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Tor the seat Of war, sEA carries With him the good
wehes q large circle Of warm friends end acQusnt-
6nCek,
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"1he CM1on-1t Must and 6haM be Pro-
was t5s Language Of of greatest statesuea
thu snoSes on sss Father Of the RepuSle e spsee(
ceieSrated throuehout the land with Bonares s
IeJocufs In order that IN th. same Wy Aor
may testify their belief In this wholesome ~
aOBEkTs. Of ISL Broadway, between Dey CortisaG
sumers arc invited 10 cal and examine.
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War and the Warriors PhOtegraphed.-
Twenty four Pictures for 81 Card &C. VISITS four for ~
By HOLMES, 26A and Ss6 Broadway.
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Deafness Cured by DR.. Won Nose hz islker,
Ocus and Auris Office 07 Clinton place, between Fifth
and Sixth avenues
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FINAL DEPARTURE OF THE THIRTY FIRST
REGIMENT.

The Thirty first regiment New York Volunteers, COL
Pratt succeeded after delays In getting OIL 10
seat Of the war last evening The regiment was have
left at noon, but owing TO difficulty collecting
men, who we're roaming about the city In every direction,
their departure was postponed until six o'clock p. n
few mutss previous TO leaving the encAmpment the
Park bsrrscis the ceremony Of presenting the regiment
with an elegant silk dag was gone through with.
Mr. Isaac H. Bailey behalf Of the merchants of tho
Swamp, made the presentation he said the Thirty first
were going Into contest whore tho eyes OF the civilized
world would be upon them. They carried with them
tbs tears ard prayers OF free men and free
women, end wherever they went he fa confident that
the SaSs ana stripes would he defended tiu death.
eternal vigilance the price OF liberty" and he
slres that they would remember the ssyiug snd do
hopor 70 tho natioxs flag In conclusion he paid high
con- Imsnt 70 the for their eoldiery appearance
eDd yed they would have every opportunity Of d,sn
gushir themselves.
Co.on. Pratt responded on behalf OF the officers and
the ueo unl or command, and In a neat speech
tuI1s r's thanks TO- the compliment just paid them
BY Er Bs.ey Initlx the Revolutionary war the mer-
.bahe Glasses cei toe OF liberty By their muui
fcerce sGo he kad 70 that In this instance the
some spun ss prevx. "a among the merchants. Th 70
wes bothirg 30 crafty u the soldier leaving his
baEPy home az " receive Tokens of the love and
OF hp tr,enos whom no wss leaving behind him. In con,
uson he Iso1tec his thanks aud declared that the
snent wcc Fever suffer any disgrace TO to the
beautiful Tag just presented them.
The band then struck up Tho Gar Spaugled Banner ;"
snd toe orcei u ch havtrg bteu given men fell
10 AID proceeded to Jersey City by CorAndt street
ferry.
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Album Photographs-4 for 81; IL for -,
taken the finest French paper by KIMBALL At Broad
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Hunters Gallery, 1O2 FuIton street,
BYookyn-Supe1er Photography Ambrotypes, Crystal Nj
/ AAtures, &c. OlA Pictures copied.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Ths Best In the
world-harmless reliable and inslEntaneCns 6oh 40
Piled 1t BATCHELORs wig factosy, l6 Boad street.
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THE ACCOMMODATING ELEVATOR

THE RECONNOITRING ELEVATOR.
new elevator, for the use Of armies in the field, Ia
about To be introduced by the inventor Capt. Robertson
It will be made Of tubular iron, forming kind OF resale
work, which will be raised by means Of windlass and
rcrews to an altitude Of from thirty 70 hundred feet
screen Of polished zinc will protect the observer from
an enemys shot The captain states that at height Of
fifty feet alone the country be seen for nine miles
around and takes only two or three minutes TO raise
pau while in the space OF minute he be lowered
10 intended to be used when balloons are mpracticabe,
or IN cases Of stormy weather.
When completed the elevator will be on view at the
City Hail. where ts usefulness will be practically demon
strated Il win DO taken to Washington for the nspec-
ton and the approval Of Gen. Scott.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Quaker City left Fortress Monroe yesterday
ing under sealed orders The Harriet Lane had started
for New York, and the Star formerly the MontIcelIo)
and tho Daylight were cruising at the mouth OF the Po
tomac
THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
There were no new movements Of the vessels O.
the yard yesterday. The Roanoke still lies at her dock
but win probably haul into the stream to-day.
The Penguin and Abatross viii be put into commission
today everything readiness for their departure
the additional armament Of red gun board each
having been provided The Savannah has not yet been
provided with crew. and that Is the only thing which
detans her, a. she Ii ready to sail at hours notice.
fully provided with men, There have been many yes
sells Atted out recently that 1t quite dieut to find
sufficient number Of to them at this station
The recruiting for the marine service i also quite
At present. There now 137 men belonging to this
branch Of the service at the yard.
The court martial for the trial Of within its nxs
diction list Of the officers composing which has al
ready been pubished, was yesterday engaged 10 ex-
McCunn, who struck Capt. Mulhng Of the Supply while
that veeeel was at The circumstances attending
this outrage upon an officer high in station In the navy
Of the United States are somewhat singular. The
prisoner while sitting smoking on beard the Supply,
was ordered by his captain to d, something which
he peremptoriy refused when he after stack Ms
commander heavy blow right under tho left sye. A
statement appears In q number Of city papers tkat The
seaman in que stion "pued the noee Of the worthy
mander, which appears to be ipeoreot and deserves
ccnradicton as such expression Is derogatory TO the
plea put for ward in the trial in the defence insanity
As the punishment to be incted In extreme cases il
DEATH hcCunn seems 70 he 10 rather preoazous position
just new. Captain Mullany has been In the navy for
long time, and no hagshness his part would have wAr
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Drawings OF X. France Is Cs,ys Dcaa-
aiy, 1889 Grants 20 run twenty ysars
Sussex COvHrY-OLAss i54; Drswu Juus - .ISGl
~, 2S 2, Ga, Is, II, rs, a, L. 4, Is; 7c n. e..
., C0FsoIIpAI,D-CLAss III, Drawn Jne2 81 M
80, 2, II, 81, 66. rs, ", 40, rs, 81, ~, -.
y Circulars sent free OF charge b. odAreasine
B. FRANCE n Co., ManAeeWE
W1lmingtcn, U0lG0vsUe
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
pees best In the world Wholesale RETAIL and the
dye privately applied at No. 6 Aston House.
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EXPECTED DEPARTURE or TIE DE ExLs
REGIMENT

This fine body Of troops has not yet been able 10
leave this city fer the seat Of war; from the fact Of ter
not having yet received the REQUISITE quota OF ase
The only way this con be accounted for 49, that
the regiment does not belong the State orgsuzstn
and consequently has no CLAIM whatever upon the State
authorities for any of their equipments
The entte outfit OF the regiment hos been furnished
BY the Union Defence Committee, who have treated
them with all due consideration Colonel Won elisa has
made regulation uped tie federal government FOR vea
pons ana ia company with Of his officers visited
Governors Island TO inspect tho muskes stored there
These be found, were not worth carrying ead be &C
cofdngiy refused to accept such armament Yesterday,
however, he issued another requison, which was coun-
tefsjgned and approved Of by Colonel E. b. Franklin,
United States mastering ocer at this depot, upon which
kets which last evening distributed The work Of
drilling with the few muskets the regiment In posses
sion OF commenced Immediately and the commander
OF the regiment only regrets that he cannot have
time perfect his In the manual Of arms, they
are In the steps and facings.
The hour for the departure Of the regiment 10 drawing
nigh, end II Ia expe,ed that by Wednesday or Thursday
been received The command, II Ia placed at present,
Is divided in two battaons, one being In garrison at
Conrad's Yorkville Park, In command Of Lieutenant
c t:oD Emu DuxS ns :e0o Haca
Park, and ID In command Of Major Ernst Aomstedt
Coocel Won elisa makes bis headquarters ct the latter
place. AS as the entire number Of muskets are
ceved the regiment will DO In readiness Tho govern
ment should not delay moment In ordering this fine
body off, as thousand and forty six effective and
veteran soldiers like those Of the DeKab regiment
more needed at Washington or Fortress Monroe than
they are in this city.
The escort this command will receive will b. II not as
large that Of the Turner Rifles, very fine one, the
De Kalb regiment is looked upon with great deal Of
Teuopic dress and manuvre the word Of command be.
ing given In the mother tongue Of the officers
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Burning OF tho Steamers Lehigh and j..
w. Cheeseman.
CINCINNATI June %, 1851.
The steamer Lehieh, laid up at Fulton, three miles
above the city, was burned BY inoendaries at three
O'Clock this morning The hull is still afoat but the up
per works are destroyed.
The steamer J. W. Cheesoman slightly burned.
The IAhieh was insured PtsburR for 81 08O 0oO
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HiM-IAimAtable Cutter Of Hair and
E3fNwn. Best In ufe.
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OMcial Drawings Of Wood, Eddy 4 co.'s
AAHT KsS1o. AND p MISSOURI a. STATE LoTI1xA
2s,2l, 70, 90, TO- Al. 20, 43, 4,7l,2. e8. "a; e
On 90 hrsrsCxr oLass go, June q. iSef.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY sderessag either
WOOD, EDDY H.sS0,
Cov1u9ton, Ky, st. {0uiG N
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Trusse, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
HRaces Aldo minal Supporter, DC. Dr. GLOVER and
| TH0RNE, No Ann street. under Barnum's Museum.
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Poland,


It was stated at Warsaw that Poland would be do
rlared state Of SIEGE in consequence Of the repreeen-
tatiops made by the new Governor Of Poland
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Court CaIendar-Thfa Dav,

court CeIehU0t-VnIO O0ye
SUPREME CoURr-CRCUr Part Mos. 692, $40, 1876,
57s s57 1885, s15 1885, $780, 56l 47s 1875, $685. s6,
S74, 676, $50, 982, 084.
be called in both branches.
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The India mails reached Marseiles the 18th inst
The American portion Of them is to 60 forward per the
Europe
private despatch dated Nav l6 reports business
very quiet, and the market for yarns lower.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YssK.
DEPARTURE OF MAJOR GENERAL DIX FOR
WASHINGTON

D11H H"xV WE Or mAJOn VENEHAL DIX FOH
WASHINGTON.
Major General Dix took his departure for tho city OF
Warrington yesterday Afternoon accompanied by his son
Major Dix They for the purpose Of reporting for duty
~ headquarters. 1t Is expected that the General
viii be placed in some responsible military position
At orce owing to his knowledge and experience although
he states thst he has received ntmaton from the
government 70 that purpose. II stated that General
Dix had received Invitation to be present tue military
conference in Washington and that that the
or his leaving the city Such Ia not the case the
ted 70 take his place hero yet but thought that
raj Arthur viii be the party selected.
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who new York Herald-Nalsfots As9
Europe.
Inc Canasd mall steamship Arabs, Captssa Ssoas
WI leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
ins mails fr Europe win close in this OF chs
6'ernoon, at quarterpas. oae snd ct half pas Ore
O'Clock to 90 by railroad
fH EUaoFaAs Eprssr HERALD VIZ be publ,eaaed
eleven O'CLOCK In the morning Single csysss In wrap.
pcrs six cents.
Inc contents OF tao EovoPzA, H.rsos o. rsn Hsr,,s
will combine the news recesvod b. r,a and te,-xr,ps a.
the ooe during the previous week ss Up 10 tho hour AZ
publication.
Sampson Low, Son 90 No. Al Ladgsts MI, Lsofos,
England Will receive advertiseu,ais ant suhsczip.ons
for the HERALD.
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BarHy's TricOpherous II the Best and
cheapest article dressing identifying CURING cleansing
preserving and restoring the Hail. LADIES' try It. Sold By
all druggists,
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The Spanish Admiral has received instructions that
the Emperor Of Morocco refuses TO exchange Ltuu for
Ngudore the Spanish squadron to take possession Of
the latter place BY force. -
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Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
truss No vesey street Aston House opposite the church
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Italy.

The O9oMe Of Turin says the list Of the new ministry,
as already published Is deanitive with one or two slight
notifications including the direction Of the ministry
for two months by Baron Recotoi.
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TIE FHRTY.sEvENTH REGMEET.N

THE Thirty .SEVENTH KEGlNEEI.N
Lieutenant Boyle, who remAitea In tins city for thu
pupoee Of taking Of suoh members Of tho Thirty
seventh left behind yesterday despatched rhir
tyfour TO Washington to join the regiment. They
all equipped, but had anna their muskets hav-
Ing been sent before Lieutenant Boy has been work.
Ing very hard TO get the together. BE expects
sAnd another cetachment on 70 Jay. Tho men were
p,sced un.c. :ho eha,ge n Lsutsnant Brownyoi the
Thirty frat regiment
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EnGlands
The British Ministers defeated in the House OF
Commons BY majority Of 1oa the proposition to be-
stow one Of the seats by dsfranchsement on the now
metropolitan borough.
The bill repeating the paper duty had finally passed the
House Of Lords.
The Court OF ChanoeYy has confirmed the decree OF tho
lower court restricting the manufacture Of Kossuth-
Hungarian notes.

asserted that Count Cavours death will hasten the
recognition o( Italy by France
Paris kour confirms the settlement Of the Syrian
question on the points already announced. 1t adds
Order will be maintained in the mountains by recruits
from the Inhabitants Of the country Turkish troops Will
OF the Governor.
The BouYse was hrm Rentes higher-o8f
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dot AT PANAMA ON 18th APRIL
III pereons having CLAIMS 70 compensaaIe
or loss, In their perSons or property, by ~
NOW at once recover FIR the saw
EDWARD BISBKLL, lste Purser
Broadway, corner Charnbers st-'
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