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IIssNI T..

i'"i A'ERICAN,
JUTE,
mia snd all other k'nds for sale, In Toe. ~
INT TUCKER & CARTER Ia wa,er stree,
ce.s 2aec'ilT
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DAwNBBOKER'S SALE - THURSDAl /,
L SIT o., JOHN MORTIMER will soil at 10
EAst Irl adWAy. A large assortment tt men aud
wonns q W. airing apparel, blAhke'a, quilts, 3
ioyyery and great yaTistv ~ slhnr "S'ht -"'rAhe
or tie s'asIn, worthy he attention of dealer. and
Third aV. Al
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20 ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED TO
W 20 i'm . ediAtely Wa.nngton 20 join the
ri REGT. TX ELSIOR BkIG ADE.

81 REGT., EXUELSIOK BHTU ADE,
Cslunel NELSON TAYLOR, commanding.
TIE above numb Of meu are wanted 70 complete
m new com any, forming 10y Lieut.. PENNOCk,
Coz BROADWAY.
The recruits . III 10 ami ormed ycfore leaving the
city Ply and rsIions con mshce o. sgnlnB VOC
Ia honorably d stharg6d.
support for faniles Plsr uteed.
GGgeant and corp rails waited. .,,o
=. IN ~ Immediately. ocfoo'lt'
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BDARB AND RaOmS.


r AIDES FALL AND WINTER BONNETS
Lf,om 81 Ia S3-A wholesale noanuiactursr sell
ing ca by the single one doz, without, regard 70
cost, 70 desc baAiness-SSi broadway, up saAirs.
90 2Aaosl2t
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mRIDssjINEa.
oxen, put
A naNNaIlNlL

SgIkmL-To BE CURED OF THE GRAY
- oftre XII lneys aud bladd Apply H.
pESI C9KER, u South 7th street Williams
~ p les.tcines neysr fail to cure those dis
%stse oc79 ga ,'lO9
~AcSnnI. BONE, M D., SON, AND
700 i DR.. b ne, has moved MS Office
w between Greenwich ave and
- Bne will continue 90 cure
DEN lungs liver, liberated threats,
Inv Vtus' dance, tumors srup-
4. ,Tunses. Once hours, TO a.
xifG.clh' oo10 S1A'ioS
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COR LIyERPOUL-TAPSCo LINE
sails tc-morrow The favorits packet all :
asIDCFW AFTER a,pier 10 ENut River, aud AZ
n.cket siip LNDE Rw after vsmbcr Gth. ~
paassQs, NJ low rates, Hpply On board; or " TAPS
COrT a co, 50 S,uth st. oc'of'lt
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DAMNBROKEK,s SALE-nELL n 1

DAwNBROKER'S SALE-W. N. LEWIS
will sell this day. at lSl Bowery, up stairs, ny
order OF w. SIMPSON d Co, very desirable los
Of winter 60 do uf quilts, blankets, be Is,
pillows, carpets, gowns, BhaHls, DC. Bale 10 co IA
'nence ~ i0H o'clock. ~
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- 81. B0GART, AUCS.-THIS DAY, AT
,. 10 IL o'clock, at the auction rooms, North
William st. household furniture, consisting of SOFAS
tables, chairs, bureaus u usses carpets, bed,tsals
bod. aud bedding, kitchen furniture, cooking and
p,rlOr ST. YEA; also lot of wines AZ liquors. store
dxtu'es, large platform scales, billiard table, lot
fancy goods, large lot segars. DC, sc. l25
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NOTICE TO CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS
N-rws stearaga tickets for tho steamer nth
sar, 10 "a Nnvernher Isl, eau be had by spplyius
at the lar Of the Philadelphia Hotel, Jersey City,
ear the ferry. las
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STOVES AT AUCTION. r. DUNCAN &
, Go, IL Nassau II auctio eera wi sell this day
twedr esdayJ large and select assortment Of cook,
ng ard oil,e stoves, heaters and furna"esi te ms
cash; also On Thuriday, manufacturers stock Of
superior ol, thing. III
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MILITARY.

IT s. ARMY.-MSN WANTED TO FILL
~ cup IirN B.uaio1 l2In In'antry Lead
nuaTt, rs al Fort H.mit0n, N Y Also inIs ligent
men for none mmlssionsd "f ers. Apply at ~
Chatham II, " C,p.. A. j. DALLAS, U. 3. Amy.
ocsg b'i.b
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JAMES CUSHING, AUCTR-OFFICE 1879
~ Ninth aye-Will sci, on Thursday, o sist, nj
luk O'Clock a. M. al 219 West tld ~ The stock and
lXturea Of "a liquor store, pure bra des wines,
gins, counters, beer Jumps, gas fixtures, stoves,
marble Up aud other tables, bureaus, lounges,
chair, iror railing, les.sads, cIpenters took, ae
$50 2ih'l39
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CRORGE HOLBROOK, AUG, WILL SELL
VI this dsy, NJ 10 Leg uclock NJ cor Both " M ID
ave, n entire furni i've, beds, bedding, carp -,
oicl tbs, &C, in the above house, also sofa, CHI srs
tables, pier glasses, marble Up dressing bureaus,
paror suits, pam gas GxtuTeA ~ veA DC, dining
room aud kh hen rirr itre, &C, making good S-
sortmtu, fer 3 mites and others. l1s
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n b. BLEFKER, WILL
Il sell M su ton, Thusday, Oct slsh at 2 o5lk
70. NJ, on tne premises, steJben 1t, near Warren
4, Jsu,y City, house and lot on Railroad ave-, and
4 lCts IN atsuben, 81 ryan, Prospect aud Broad
nay ard S.uth sth 81 tarms liberal; sale positive
or maps apply at - Ann St, ND 70 JONI COW
Az 81 Mo- ~ merry IT, Jersey City. osO 2h'loO
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NJ l.. PHILLIPS, AUCrR-wILL SELL
Il. this day at ~ o'clock, at the ". Y. Bal arr ~
New Blwery, q number Of work hOrses, one cart,
ligtt WACO =, rockawsys, express do, hirnea' aud
Que y. ny without reserve. lhI
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WIN. WHITES, AUC, WILL SELL
w this day, lO IL O'Clock at 1871 Grand IT, SAC
entire furniture, &ci OF the house, also magnetic
mAelhr e.; tie whole for positive sale. la6
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DICHARD WALTERS, AUG, WILL SELL
Non Thursday, oct Slst, at O'Clock, at 40 Va'-
iok 1t, cream horse, 10 hauds high, sound aud
kind in all harness; sold TO pay keeping go 2s'l3i
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" LINE FOR LOND0N-THE PACKET
N 80" WV TAPsCOTr r.. .,.,,. nov, Ia T. -
;v.r viii ,ai NOR ow room fr lev NJ e.,
ssoond cabin passengers tsksn at low t S,,i =,
passage, spply 70 TAPscolT d CO. 80 Gao u s.iss
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II GAFFNEY, AUcTIONEER, OFFICE
L 10 Chat am II, VIII 80 ] On Friday, Nv. lst
10 o'clock the outre stock Of H. Old estab sned
uape,-h hanging ard upholstering establishment, R5I
Eighth ave, het~ cen 9sth AID 20th SITS, consisting
IF wind W shades; psper hanRings, lace and mus
In curtains, Ser &c. Families and others will do
a ell to attend T. Ia sale. oc2y 4S'l6)
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT. WILL SELL,
w Tnis Day, at lrh o'clock the haso, stock az d
iXtu'es of the grocery and liquor stue, Ill Bul
Derry st. insisting ~ dne hNtures, and nice stock
Of groceries and liquors, &c, as
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT.-oFHCE4E
w Broadway--korgage sals, on T Iurs1ay, at 10
o'clock, oil the furniture, bedsteads, bedding, oil
cloths aud eaIpeis in the hctal 90 L'spenRrd u
near Broadway also the bar-room furniture and
hxtures, chandeliers, glassware, crockrey, 30.
~ 5B. LOGAN, AIRY for Mortgage.
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SALE-TIIIS DAY, AT
L 10y o'll CT, JOHN NORTIAEH viii sell at 10
Est II galway, large assortment Of silk delaino
ard other dresses, undcrRArmeT ~, broche and
Woo.n NJ aw q, tnktts quilts M great var ely
Of otl rr d., ~ order Of A GOODMAN, 81 Cen
Ire NJ. large lot OF oyercCa,s, pants and vests u
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y Ian, Bristol, Eng: Young kAsls M4ytsy-DAzlk
K ~ the, Aspil vail -Brss Dssmaxk. EAlne.1Ai
res,o, nctierd.m MsFy Ann 0loaosassr.-nshza
Srgol MoLuvidsos W L Burroughs M olAsxstx
Liverpool, HAEbsr Islsna, n
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NOTICES.

N.~ Z. BURNS,
Cd desc ted ner
SoshFbid any pre-;
S1ccount. as l
~ JAMES
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TEETH-TEETH-TE THE AmEkL
i can Tsstn Co.-Pur,ical dentists are inserune
paauti Ni sets a 80 and SO, part sets % cont
Ger 10 Ia; warranted half tas usual price; bon"
Alling % cents. 9s4 Bowe-y, opposite FinA %.
OILS 94Ap'10o
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TO LET.

A HOUSE OR PART OF HOUSE, IN THE
"A village OF Yonkers, furnished or unfurnished,
70 LEI, a very low rent. A new and Handsomely
finished house rear the river hank. and ve-y tho
roughly and warmly buil, Inquire Of the Editor Of
the sUN. 90 1850.
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CHEAPEST OF ALL--C. BAKER, so Eat
~ 18th NJ, hila te-tn WITH pure silver, and tures
toothAc ., 90 cen,s ea-h. For pla,e work, call G"
the experienced Or. HEINDsMAN, 2iI Bjwory.
Cc24 2iaG'l20
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shipping, go.

CIRsT SHIPS FOR LIVERPOOL AM
L London The fpe,d'd snip NEW Wokbl'
ror Liver ool, sal = o. ~ lies at nier ~ v y
TIC cliI per ship FLORENCE Nj 7HrlNiALe. 70
T. ndor, sails November 4sh lie" ~ per nv, '.
G. ROCHE, 50 3 nth ID. II"
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

- CELY FITTED UP LIQUOR STORE
Il witt It "a M4d Il ytuiss fr sa,e, cheap. a. o.
,nsr " gong ~ the unity. App In the store.
" West 29tl ~.
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WIN. Writers, AUCTR-WILL SELL,
w this day, ~ o'clock, ~ l54 Canal st. all ! -
gentee furniture, &c, Of large house, laror sui
rich tspeatTy, ply and other carpets, beds, DO /
whvIs 10 bs sold BY order Of Executor, 13I
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TO LET-A2 STORY AND ATTIC House
Il with sub cellar, 100 dridsc Vt. posse.-ir m CIV
en- Nyysmber ist l-q4irS of JAMES ELssY, II
DelsntysL go 9'i4O
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\NANTED-A MAN TO WORK on A
w faim, n airrnE and viii ng inan--une that Is
'n.l pref,ird. Apply a. t6t Broadway in the
siHe. 80
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A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
n Teeth eNtrActed u Nout pain by new process
peautinil teeth inserer each; 80. on silver, -
Mere Shells ~ teeth let With tho coelratsd oot'
A ling without pdu. All operations skilfi ly per
fnrned a, d warranted by J. JAY VlLLERt ,b'
Grand ~. ocEN-''
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SlOkE AND FLOORS TO LEI
DsCAr the Junction Of ID and 9TH ayes and market
Inquire At
ot9s b'ils No. ~ Sixth st.
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LATEST FROM FORTRESS MONROE

IMPORTANT RBcoNNossANcRs-THEL I7r MAJ
WINTHROP The REPoRIKD CoYrEpERIrB
FORCE AT GREAT BETHEL, Ere.
BALTIMORE, June 19.-The steamer which ar
rived here this morning, brings the following in
telligence:
FORTRESS MONROE, June 1s.-During the last
two nights important Reconnaissance have been
made from Fortress Monroe and Newport News.
In the direction Of Great Bethel.
Last night strong detachment was at New
Market bridge.
The region about the mouth Of Back River has
also been examined by scouts
Lieut. Butler and Mr. Winthrop Yesterday
visited Great Bethel with flag Of truce, for the
body Of the lamented Winthrop. The mission
was entirely successful. party were kept wait
Ing at distance from the Notifications until the
body coHld be procured. They were courteously
received and treated by the Confederate OH GERS
Col. Magruder sent his compliments 10 Gen
Butler
No information was obtained relative 10 the
force at Great Bethel, but according to the latest
accounts there were Eve regiments at Yorktown
Major Winthrop's body 10 now being convened
to the Baltimore boat. IL will be taken TO Boston.
q. = ellis, Of Colonel McChesney's regiment.
was buried to-day. He was accidentally shot,
while on guard, by the sentinel nearest to him.
Col. McChesnsy has resigned his command on
account Of illness, and will at once return to New
York.
Gen. Butler 10 to-day on the Rip Raps, expert
menting with rifed guns.
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Military Affairs In NI.saurI

ST. Louis, June 1.-THE federal force now
engaged In the interior OF the ststeconssis of.up
wards OF lOVOO men, $40 Of whom are stationed
at Hermann and jefferson city, 3 LOO at RoIlA
the terminus Of the southwest branch Of the Pacific
L 100 on the North Missouri Railroad and 100 al
Birds Point, opposite Cairo
In addition 20 this there 10 force of 2 500 re-
naming at 81. Louis, which could be increased
to 10 600 In few hours by sccessions from neigh
boring camps in Illinois. These troops I'D the
entire portion Of the State north Of the river the
southeast quarter living between the Nississ ppi
ana line drawn southwark from jefferson city
TO tie Arkansas border, thus giving TO the federal
government the important points Of St Louis
Hannibal, st. Josep6's and Birds Point as a isis
OF operations, with the rivers and railroads an a
means Of transportion.
The Democrat says Judge Walker will not take
bis seat In the Senate In July and IL also states
that Senator Polk will not take bis sat
Several tons Of sheet lead and large quantity
OF potatoes and bacon had been seized az contra
band OF war The steamer Jer Rogers, with
s4SOOO In Treasurer's warrants, designed to pay
the soldiers employed in the southern expedition
last winter, and the steamer Mcdowell are also
| in poss ession Of the federal forcss
ST. Louis, June 1S.-The Democrat has sdvices
from Kansas that portion Of Captain Montgom-
erys mounted men reached Wyandotte on
Thursday from Lawrence, under orders from Col.
Mitchell Cspt Montgomery will at once take a
position on the Kansas side OF the Missouri line
ready to meet Governor Jackson o force whenever
they make a movement from Independence to
wards Kansas City.
Iuc hepuDucan learns that on sunday 900
State troops were al BoonSville, and 600 more
were at the opposite landing, where artillery has
been posted on elevated ground commanding the
river, and several pieces were also mounted on
the bar ground opposite.
Gen, Lyons expedition disembarked at Rock
port, ten miles below, and would attack Coz.
jackson from the rear.
ST.. LOUIS, June 1s-A special dispatch from
Jefferson City says: Gen. Lyons expedition left
here yesterday in two steamers, destined it 10 sup
posed for ROCKVILLE
A gentleman from above reports that Capt.
Kelly is running trains to-day the Pacific rail-
road between Upton and syracuse, impressing
men into the service OF the State, and that 1rlng
was heard for several hours In the direction OF
Boonville The telegraph line 10 out Of order
west OF Jefferson, and no reliable Information Of
movements in that usrter can be got
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Southern Items.

Louisville, June II The New Orleans Delta
OF the 18Th SAYS that the City Council has sppro-
priated $3.50 900 for the defense 81 this city aud
$50 90 for the support Of the families Of the vol
unteers
The ships David and Land. from bordeaux
Were ordered of the bar, and sailed for Philadel-
phia The ships Africans aad Parsons went TO
sea on the 18th. and the National on the 18th.
The only ships inside the bar were the Alham bra,
Vigildnt and ken. The yacht Lipsey, under
British coors, was taken al Pass L'Oute on the
18th by the Brooklyn.
The Charleston Mercury, OF the l5!h, SAYS the
report OF federal troops having landed at Hilton
Head 10 false
Gem. Sringham. ofthe u. 8 frigate Minnesota,
has informed the English consul at Charleston
that the crew OF the privateer Savannah would be
sent 10 New York 70 stand their trial.
The Minnesota, Wabash and the Flag were Of
Charleston.
The New Orleans Picayune Of the 18th says that
the watch Gipsey was returned 70 her owners, and
the crew released.
The L. =. steamer Powhatan had, on the 18th,
ordered of the Prussian bark Heloise, and she
sailed for Havana.
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The Force at Hnserstewn and wfIIiamt-
part CresainG the Potemac, etc.

FREDERICE, June Is The force at Bsgerstown
and WilliamspoTt, under General CadwalladsT,
comprise the PENNSYLVANIA LIST, I'd, Sd, 7sh, Ilth,
18Th and oath regiments, Together with the lat
Rhode Island regiment, two regiments Of u. -
regulars, and 90n L. : cavslrY.
Included In this formidable body are Captain
DOubleday's corps and Mr.. Mullen's company OF
Philadelphia ROvers
The portion Of the force which forded the river
at Williamsport were under command Of General
rhomey, and comprised the two regiments Of
reg ulars and about 600 ~ the 4 hode Islanders
The men waded through a steam generally up
10 their hips In water, and occasionally up TO
their arms Their passage on the occasion 10 said
10 have been a very imposing and spirited spec
Dixie, and other popular camp airs with great
ram and enthusiasm
The news Of the expected arrival Of United
States troops here tomorrow las produced geneT.
al excitement.
This sudden movement Of Gen. Patterson g
command 10 thought to indicate active operstions
in Virginia, and stirring tidings are looked for
with deep interest.
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Arrival Of the Rhsds IsIspd R.,,n,,, .,
Frederick. ne

FREpERTcK. June IS The Rhod. I.lana ,.v,.
ment, 100 strong, entered this city shortly aSe,
O'Clock this morning, and have halted al the
tair Grounds while arrangements are De- NJ per
fected for their conveyance nv railroad 20 IN.
helay House aud thence 20 WASH ayton They
the city
About O'Clock this morning a lsrs. crowd M
the soldiers gathered about the once OF the
Herald, a Southern rights paper, aud demanded .
secession dag which they had been Informed was
concesled upon the premises
Mr. Heard, the editor, whilst DENYING TINT no
had such flag, is said TO have asserted his ivbt
70 display any nag he pleased THIS reply great
lncensed the soldiers, who gathered in decreased
numbers about the building and threatened tia
demolition unless the q AZ surrendered and tie
national flag displayed
Lieut.. Col. Patterson ordered the dispersal Of
The soldiers and Il the large crowd o. citizen,
who had assembled, and be plsced a r.solu.a
guard OF four men al the door of the orace 20 IRE.
vent The admission Of all disOrd srly persons The
excitement bad temporarily subsidized whe a num-
Der OF artillerisis attached 90 the regiment made
their appearance, bringing a secession na. which
thsy had captured In the yard Of q dwelling, ard
urged an assault upon the otHce
several friends 81 the proprietor a the raper
gathered about bin, and there apparently an
immediate danger Of a collision. when Colonel
BSrnside appeared, and at his commBnd the snl
dlers promptly withdrew from the vicinity OF the
oulolnS after giving three cheers for the UnioT
Col. burnside pointed out 20 the citizens around
nm the dlfnculty OF restraining so large a body
OF men when excited, and called upnn thoss
among them harboring disloyal sentiments not to
give expression to them, or be would not be an
swerabls for the consequences.
Col. w Maulsby also eKsTted himself TO
calm the excitement
The soldiers captured several secession nsVs on
their march hitber from Hsgestown One wa,
seized upon the premises Of Mr John Hagan a
lew miles from this city, together with two guns
and arevolver, which were found there.
The regiment 10 now forming on the Fair
Irounds, and IL 10 supposed will leave the city
In a short time
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Another Outbreak in 81. Lsuis-Pour Gil.
zens Killed and several wourded

ST. LOUIS, June l7.-As part Of Col RaIInan,s
regiment Of the reserved corps were returning
from the North Missouri Railroad, about eleven
O'Clock this morning when opposite the recorders
court room, on Seventh St, between Olive and
Locust, a company suddenly wheeled and dis
charged their rides, aiming chiefly at the win
dOws Of the recorders court and the second story
Of the adjoining house, killing four citizens NOR
tally woundlng two, and slIg billy wounding one
The statements regarding the cause Of the hrIng
are very conflicting; one being that pistol shot
was fred from a window ofa house on tie corner
OF Seventh and Locust streets, which took effect
In the shoulder Of one Of the captains, when he
gave the word TO fire. Another is that a soldier
accidentally discharged bis rife in the ranks, at
which the whole company became frig htened,
and discharged a full volley into the crowd on
the sidewalk and windows Of the house.
The Recorders Court was in session, and the
room was crowded with prisoners and spect ators
Policeman Pratt was shot in the side, and died in
ten minutes. Deputy Marshal Franco received
three balls in his legs, and will undoubtedly die
The names Of the other persons who were killed
on the pavement below have not been ascertained.
The window just behind the recorders desk
riddled with bullets, and the broken glass was
scattered over his desk.
The bodies Of the killed and wounded were re-
moved TO the residences Of their families. A
thorough investigation of the affair will be had
when full particulars will be given.
LA1BR.-It 10 impossible 70 arrive at the truth
In relation TO the cause Of the firing to-day upon
the citizens by the volunteers Scores Of state
menn have been made by eyewitness. Some
say pistol-shots were repeatedly fred from the
windows Of a house adjoining the courtroom,
and from the pavement, while an equal or greater
number assert that pistol was fred from any
quarter; that the first and only shot before the
general firing was tbs accidental discharge Of the
rife before mentioned In the ranks
The wound Of Captain Reische, however, Is Of
81 h character az to induce the belief that be
was shot from a second or third story wi ndow
the ball entering his coat just back Of the left
shoulder, tearing the skin across the spine. and
passing out at the lower point Of the right shout.
der blade.
Two or three members Of the same company are
said to be wounded by buck shot.
A large number Of witnesses have been sum-
moned to attend the coroner's inquest to morrow
morning, when, IL 10 hoped, the facts will be
learned.
The following are additional names Of those
who were killed :-Jabez Ferris, Curran Tracey,
Luigi Celia, and a man named Burns, from Chi.
cago
Much excitement exists, but hear Of no demon
strston having been made.
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Meyemeuts Of p incs Alfred

QuRBRc, June IL On Thursday, Fridsy and
Saturday the Prince rode about the city and visi-
ted Chandiere Falls and other places Of interest
On Sunday morning he attended divine service
at the Cathedral, and left this morning for Mon
treal In the Queen Victoria. He was heartily
ch-ered by the people wherever he made bis sP-
Pesrance 10 the city.
MONTREAL, June ls-Prince Alfred was az
pecied last night, and the civil and military su-
thoritiss and a large crowd assembled 20 meet
him The city 10 decorated with fags, &c Ow-
ing 20 some detention be did not arrive iii I.sS
O'Clock this morning. The citizens were some
what un prepared 10 meet hin The royal party
landed almost ulobserved, and drove quisuY 70
the residence Of General Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-19
Fran Western virginia

GRAFTON, Va, June IA report reached
Cumberland yesterday that the confederate troops
were hing from Romney to attack the federal
forces and burn the city. An intense etcitement
was produced, but up to this time they have not
made their appearance
A letter received from Cumberland states that
the telegraph wires aud poles on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, from Merit nsburg 10 Hsrpers
Ferry, have been carried away by the Confede-
rates IL also states that the delegates 20 the
w heeling convention from Berkeley and Je6er-
son counties have been imprisoned At Charles
town, Va.
IL 10 not vet known what movement 10 contain
plated from his point.
Recruits from the surrounding counties 70 the
Virginia Union regiments are largely on tbs In
creaxe