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The sun., 1861-07-17
Hsu.o Of Representatives.

Mr.. WAsBBuRSE Qll from the G umittss
oD Conn eIoe, ALud % 20 the fAct thAt Ihs uo ne
N5SicsJ psAsti resolution dutc ing thN Co "
mntee 10 'p'uauV en- iiquny - " whA, Addit.
tbSl u psNu urea ere ss,Ty W make VI hlo n a.
aoie 'nO'hual, sbd 70 put 81 ~ LiIAcY p and the
~ Commii'.. nn q 'nm'Tcs 6Avs he'd sue sul
ltct snoei ooI Aidtrsnci AID 'nm coHisrsucs win
NsS cr,A,y OF th. T.ssEu'y, rTs,Ary OF Ihs
N,y, SId Conn oil re PAULDiSG. .hs b. hs uow
OTpH, d % itpo vi ths visys nov ssresd on.
! would hbv- MS mr.. sIpr priatslS from ths
Cou mtss ca Ma Afi.ira buIAs thne wa, an
W mtots's tcts'i'y iOI lie ~. g, he hoped the
non's could Ucw ,rc-.d ~ consice aiioa.
The bal HAa reed. IL p owl ts for, aud du'iuE
tte p',s'Dt 1, Guue,ton l1s s I'VE AIy of the N.vy
1 Awhf Tired " ti'e, puIc Se or plr.ct or ,u h
"steu's usy 70 p~ s-SHiy 70, . tsTpoNry To-
rrttne tee N.yy, thS ts'ls 20 b. ia Bishad sila
"a 'ioIIos, sme4 OF ILun us u wSr a. will
-nhbb 'hsa - rat de- lhs o. IN ysut H-r ,tc,
Ae1oId pR 10 ths ord - tsIu o. tlsI rsspse live
COO me Dds the tsn 10 aIS opp ma .ea,s I'd. d Of
acainv EsusenAlt - so'rR psy'As'Grs. Asiny su'
go. nbsters add tn's era' m<N.B 9, aud ,hs o.
psy for th 90 ofc hs go ors dss sna. ,d ara ~
this bi |, sss N d aDd GpsroVsd. FrIh,pup .
OF tHIIyins Oh sRh lot, th o., ~ suppress pLraSy
std nndsT shs blok'd' mo's al c,uS th 90 uni
lnts OF dollarH 1, Bppr puS"d
The bill wss on uS to' ~ NJ. WAtnBURsK rS'er red
W ale CCnmittne on N,yN Adslus.
NJ bhGnAA (Oh'vl, ffcu' ,be 'mmiaaes on ths
Judie'RIyi TePoIIsd bill, providing for she sap
pTessiUp OF Isbslhon ass pS' ths q VsEuosn, ave
zee s'snoe to ,ha laws 4 ths Uli'ed 8 ave Tis
p osioen' Ia autl rriEtd 10 call out he militia o.
'Als- puTpo'e. To'if oobtIuSAc' insrncs 10
ntt extend beySnd SKY d'ys shsf ,hs com
msI G, msnt o. the ISpuA r. S,ioR Of @ Bsuss, u 90
's' tbe AA,r Sh,Il o,hsrw.ss dreoL rns miihI
srs "bs entitled - 'hS sans Psy and rS'lons -
,h uEu ar army.
This bill passed under ths opsrstlol OF ths pre-
Vious question sld oss uaenimo usly.
A. BLA Il, (to) frcm he Commit es ON n litATy
AAhs,rsp rtod bach ihs snAss bill suthpnE ng the
PnsdsLs 70 Aocs5s she -sivicss Of 900 900 VIluu
-euA 70 aid IN the snf osmens " ths lswp, And
,hs pis..ry.non Of abe public p'opsTsy. He pro-
po.ee for II suhaiuIs, si uailat 10 abe bll shlob
prevously pAsaSd shs Houss, vi b, Anshg several
shsr sacn 'oos, ptoyso which SLOWS ths Pest.
dsn' W select .hs n JW aud Bdgaotsr 0snsrAla
rOm toa line a sbe army, 70 Command The voluu.
fsr' thsss ofneeSs ~ Itaums hSiT former place
The sun., 1861-07-17
CITY NEWS.

CONFINEMENT or THE NEw YoRK PaKv
AcADl lMr.-Ths annual commencement ex
srcises OF the New York Free Academy cams
of at the Academy Of Music last evening.
From the orchestra 9 ats TO the highest tier the
house was dtnssiy crowded, even the lobbiss
were filed with hundreds of ladies and gen.
tlemsn who were unable 10 obtain so,ts.
The stage was occupied by the President OF the
College, HORACE WkBsrSR, d D., the Faculty
ard number OF invited guests, most Of whom
were connected with some Of the educational
Institutions Of the city. At half past six
O'Clock tho exercises began with the psrform.
ano., by Dodsworth's band, Of s,lsc lions from
'Tsnnhauser." The addresses folls Hed in the
following order
8 luotory Adirsss. and s,ccni Honorary Ora.
lion" A'ehissc,utcr -WnLiAu u KNBALL. Y fun
ii ne Ary o sVon-" Ch1c, VI Evtl."-E 'AsDxE
Cuurs j.. Pat os'ph,cL tTaird II ,po'sry) ora. /.
hon-' F't"'-FRASK HYpE- = uhh ID sssr,s-
KuRsAr. s co-d D'sis',s tn" Prss Co IL. ss"-
WILLIAM Y. WET SKI II oorNrv Orsiinr-
Rights and Dnh-"-JoeEri g. wooD. n 81
H. PunxAs o ,too-" s,i,nsl Rs nib 1,ioL"-
sAhUu. n. u HorsISs A,,or-" Ths ssr of
Eppm."-AIVRED ". TAYLoR. avon II 'pe"-
Wnn.s r McGiSios, ~ Jr Osianr" :. kod.rn d
A"-JAME' En- sARD MoRRIsss Fou ith, Hnnor
Posn - wsne Of 'ha Cesospr-wnLIAN II. sAs
on O.',ion--'' InH laDcs OF ,hs P.ops"-J j.
Bo ARp WHITE. stion-" Toe Great Soul Of
HumanD"-R1LAHD q. MrrCusLL, Jr n ATS
Op,ioD-' LoyalS"-wnLI.n n BASks. n u
Hubpsy o lion, snd vsl,dlc,My A idress-
" Free spteaL"-Guwzr N ELIIorr.
The addresses we're all we'll delivered, aud
In their style reflected credit on the speakers
and their tutors. Mr.. WIZ. NJ. BANKS, who
delivered the masters oration, Is Q isrtsrmss-
ter Of the Sixth regiment, n. Y. 8. NJ. Ths
medals were distributed as follows
PsH AeJais-For General Exesllsuee.
First Prize. Gold Medal, GrLss.r NJ. ELLIOTT.
Second g Silver q o. MrcHAELIs.
CrOmp'z Medals History and Bales Lsttrss.
First Prize, Gold Medal q. W. RoBxRrs.
Secopd - Silver ....E W. PIsHsR.
Burr Medals For B,st Mathsmstician In
Highest Classts.
First Prize, Gold Medal. C. NJ ELLIOTT.
Second Silver ..J. 8. WooD.
About twenty Of the ward medals (bropzs)
were distributed for proficiency in ancient aud
ratural philosophy, moral philosophy, stc.
The degree oi Bachelor Of Arts wa, conferred
on thirty ak graduates that OF Bachelor Of
Sciercss on thirteen Of Master of Arn on
nine and Of Master OF Science on one. Abo At
two hundred dollars In money prizss, and q
large number OF books, were awarded. The
NUMBER of graduates was forty nine.
The exercises closed with a benediction.
The sun., 1861-07-17

WE have farther dst1ils today Of the ssrie
OF rapid md brilliant victories achieved by
Gen. MoCLHLLAs and the forces under his
command, in Western Virgins. Our repor
gives q most graphic account Of the s1t'aOr-
dinary vigor aud cslsriiy with which the Union
forces followed up every advantage and com
plst.d the defeat OF the rebels
The House Of Representatives yesterday
nAds proper acknowledgement OF the i'm portan
service, rendered by Gen. MoCLsLLAS, hir
efEc.rs, and the men under their ON m and, b,
pacing uranimoualy a resolution OF th -ibs
No Gleatsr honor cAH be paid to a solder thlr
this-svOts OF thanks end " attitude b, ,hs Cho
ssn representatives Of The psople. Their rssol
Stioa sp'sks the pa'ioDsl sentiment Of spp;ov,
al and pride
The sun., 1861-07-17

- ,hs ssplnaen Of the vsr. The bin vss
passld.
~. srEvrrs p,ppN feom VI, COMMITS, on
Ways aLd h,ans, rep ,ntd IN Bsas,sNa am Hdoents
10 ,hs losp hiii which, on their recommend alton,
we're ell ooocuTtd In.
Mr.. wIienI PsuD.), in'rrduc d,b'i. sutNoris.
Ss oPsr I 2. Sis % 4. ssur. o. oss 6updr mIso.
Of doils's. Rtfsnsd % the mmittss On Wsys
I'd Mere
., repors.d WITH sn nd en-, the ssue,s bit
sutl oiizirg " Sssre,sry of the N,vy " alter ana
r,sulsis ths navy Is.ions as1 IN. su,'e bill p'o'
yalDg for ,fe ,rpoirt ems Of .ia,u, s'm,s,sr'
In the rsvy also ,he B.rass btu. with 81 amend.
uena bSius ,hs 80th Of une last the dsss vhen
,bs sCo, o. ssr Js ,undartd st SEA, end pro-
,iding 'or the relief The wiaows and orpssns Of
thee hgt
The tb,s sbovs m~n,ionsd bills were passsd.
TIL Bp SKIER spnouroed as The siscl Crm nis.es,
bGesoEre otdcred 70 sxsmins into ne Knsnssr ths
foiicv NJ rsp,d msubsre Hesri. Y, A cosk :.
ur EyiIoo Of Illinois, BUnHrrr, Ban q PSnusyl-
ys,is, Ior, CssrIrLD and BaosH Of hiod,
90 n",l1p Of Mr.. Ep-ARps N n shs following
| vps uDenih ouslJ IassidI
Rssolrsd. Ths,,bs blanks Of ,his Hau~ b, pre-
s.nsd 20 Msj = a,psrsl GIoaoE y. NJ cL.tI..S md
| Gs tfbcss snd soldiers a his oommAsd for the
s,rvics Of hilliip, end decisive VIC oori.s. which
they hsvs by their ,kIil bravery achieved over
tss Iebsls end traitors in bhs army on ,hs os,,is
Tb. Hou.s 10 oommis,es Of ". Who'll, ospsld
1
| cred The bill W ncrsass ,hs insfh hsDoy of the vo-
| un,eer fo'o's o. ths Unlt,d BI.ses
Mr.. BIAu Of hlssour', sSplsinei i's proriacns
wbtp,
NJ BuRrErT, tKy) sddres-ed the e,m mites fIr
en- h ur In rrs,ion Of the seo' ded ststes and In
| pnsidtrAiiou Of toe wAriike eos Of ,hs AfmiAis
hstdp. lie p.usss'es sg.iusi the violAhsn " abs
cath 10 support ,be CSfstitu,iou OF the Uai"d
Biass. bh,n by ths Presidsut whom he charged
With having usu psd su,hori,y In various IN
s'G css He oopol udsd ny sdy0ostng . psaosfu
| solution n our prs seJt dificoues.
NJ. HotnAS Ky }, said be YES nos hers 70 de
ispd ths Adm In istrsno-, which n's his ohD
bus vhsn the public liberty vss In danger pA,ript
ism might vel tilsrce the olsmt 70 Of party. Pub
lie ecessity, ihs pies v'ion Of ths C'psoi u'iot
| Ard lbsr,y, the nd n.r some tx @nusu n fu th'
Ac's md policy of'hls Adm,nistrst,on Aooo'd n.
r. TIE c.tt AIi ,ths a'sty Cfths 'opls IL th'
sutIerns Law. Tfsssou ssainst buTas bopta mus
b- oiu,te' end ihs Union q our fsteis musi AM
sh,ll p0sevid
| Tie hill 70 Ib'usss 'bs eff iIsDcv of,hs vnluu
TER forces was uen p'm'd,a d'h' House sdj'u n
| sd
The sun., 1861-07-17

BoAsD or ALDEnsus.-A special session q
thIs Board was hsid Lest evening. President
GxsEr In the chair, for the purpess sf cen
sidsring the snsndmsnts made By the oshsr
Board 70 Aldsrmsn BooLE's resolution sppro-
pristins $500. 900 for the bsnsat c The f..i-
iIss Of voluptssn.
TEs smsndmsnts (.lfesdy publish,d,) vvre
then read, and the d ard conourred tbsrsvkh-
fbe pspsr was thsn ssnt 10 the Mayor for his
Alderman FAnLxr tffaed . resolution, 20
the effect that the Common CJuncn would
join with the citizens in tsnd'rtng the thanks
tsrs from this city. on their return from the
s.at Of war. Ths Board then adiournsd.
The sun., 1861-07-17

ARnvAts YssrERpAY.-Ths steamship
City OF Washington from Liverpool on Ii,
Sd instant. News anticipated. She brings
81 166, ,665 In specie.
The British steamer Clsator, Cspt. LORD,
from Kingston, JtmicL She left Kingston
on the 6tA Of July.
SIP NsW Orleans from Havrs, Capt. RtoB,
repofis that In la. 43 50. Ion. 40, 90 the 29th
ofJups be passsd an iceberg. -Four infants
died during the passage. 1hs nes Orleans
brought SEQ pssset gers.
The sun., 1861-07-17

THr UsTon DsFKssE CorNuTEx--Ths
Union Defense COmmittss should hold meet
ing today, but a. most Of lie members are out
Of town, II Il doubtful II they win have quo-
rum. In the meantime, thcss who remain ln
the city are busly engaged in preparing their
report for the Common Council, and making
preparations 10 claim from the GOvsrnmsnt the
rsimburSsmsnt Of the large sums they sxpsndsd
on volunteers This money, wbsn received.
will be applied to the relief of the tsniiiss Of
volunteers.
The sun., 1861-07-17
JERSEY CITY.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Yesterday Afternoon
/. d. -yad old woman b,,-ess 80 aud 90 yes- Of
are, named Popprs. residing in Rstlrosd Avsnus,
J.ucy Cvy, 'sll dovn Alshi Of ss.irs Esd SOS
t,iusd fracture of she llsr bns. l, 10 ,houshs
she cannot recover.
Arrxn TIE CozszR BoYs--For tome lime
pee, ,hs rsd -nts In the stsiiy OF sju,b 4A aud
Grove streets, hsvs besa vsry -uch si.oyed By .
gang Of boys Who coueregs,s on the osrnsrs thare,
spd oor duIt tnsmsslves IN . disoIdsrly man sS,
Yssssrd'y, Rscorser hAHrrDAts, q jersey Ctg,
Lsv,d warrant fn th- res, ot ih rtssn 81 thsn.
and ave vsrs ,sksn into custody. Tsy wsis held
20 bail for good bshsvior.
The sun., 1861-07-17
Tao m..sAsha.ssl. TssapA

Boston Juy l6 Tho IL h Massachusetts,
X simsu', Co u LRosARp, In csup 81 Fra 10
depsI dsrcs, wss u u 'ss,sa into the u. 8 srhce
today, The old ROs'. n oy Guard forps tAs M
elsu. Of this rsg,D-nt ~hich 10 A-msd With ria q
f,be moss inprov,d IaaaSn. oi, LsoSAAD sss
ss . Brig Gsbst, q our B's,s Hln.s, and Il
'hosousbly mili'sIy MN His resims.s Ia 20
isavs shortly for sbs resi- Of vel ard they will saks
sHk smoDg ,hs bsss nOG N,W ESstAAd.
The sun., 1861-07-17

Intelligence to the closs Of May has bssu
received. President BEssoS writes on the
9th Of April, In regard to the rseaptur'd
Africans, that all things eonsdsrsd, no was
pleased with their improvement aad prsSsn
condition. On tbs l4th Of May, the President
msatioos the arrival OF 800 rocapiursd Ati
cam by the NigbtingAs, aud although s1rsly
pressed by the &C session OF 30 large a uu nosr,
the gcvsrnm'Dt will do every thing they eau
20 make them comfortable. They had bean
sGf.ly housed and were doing we'll.
The sun., 1861-07-17


Jefferson CITY, Juy lG.-Ths dstachuoAt
which WAS cent from hero ptu,nei fcoa Tr., nm
~ two o'clock lAI, light Ttey ,urous dsd ,hs
town and sIisstsd Is s,essslonisSs AAd hays
brought them here
IRIsDFIR
u. DoSrnIS let g.. l. uis by the train a,
IL o'clock, under suA d.
sRcRssIosHTs dLTuERIEa
pro~ineb' oiHzen OF PsNs oeuu,y, who ar
rived here tnis morning, reports that 400 ssc..-
hoAis's had 'sa-n hssd = al Gsorss,o q n, end had
thrie pieces " H'llsry, Tnsy arc Tsceiy .nS COO
stAnt socsss.oDs to thsir puubsr.
PnID nTn
trin en- The nhsrn NJ 9 ourl Railroad, car
Tying ds.schUsIt u Col sATTu regimen, o,
usvss, VS. hr d into y s.rday iro- tna woods
skI,ins the ro.d, 20 mlss above S. Charles. and
two nsn "vsrsly w,updsd.
The sun., 1861-07-17
PArrrr UNKrRNErrrp BsrAp

Absolutely purer maze by proeess WHOA r de-
olsred by the College Of Physidans In London 10 be
the on y true and natural one, and By which all ua
nutritious and paatnble qualitee ot the wheat .re
ple we'd raised without yea1t baking powdsrr, a.
kAiir~, or any csrrupting ingredients feeps mcta
for many days never eourr, contains twice A. moon
nutrition any other bread, aud warranted the bst
in the world. For sale at the mandatory lAi naA
14th II one door from the ademy Of Music. SOLD
a.o at 446 sixth ave one door al We Mth q $50
Fourth near 94th st, and SO Eighth ave. near
aeth st.
NIB Regularly delivered to families I, al Bssts
Of the city. DAVIES W.
The sun., 1861-07-17
SOCIETY NOTICES.

O. u. A.-Fhs msnbsFs Of Pamam o..
ter, No 2, Q. u. a, and all tbose who ware 70 I'd
ly COT nect<d With tbs Csspter, arc requea-d 10 4
Ia; low s,s, 90 %edi.estas evsnit g. il isa a.
iDets Of Inferred To all Will be brought be'or
Sho Ptss; &: wA FLOYD. sAetem' ,is1I| ,puSI
A. O. H., IssE IslAnd. "A GeuFsl Meet
OF tbs shove Orcer will be h.li In TAmmany II
S1T nSh uy ;Ea issb st. s.ocS sSoh ss
10 rvqsesfed By order PHILIP CLARE, q. r.
CHAEL DAILY, 0.s. Iy17 ~. .0s
Nesios 70 the nIea bers and Lady viastI
OF Neptune DiyiSion, No. Q, 8. Oft, arc rsluev
70 meet at CAtnartDs F.rrg, is evening at ~ Of.
In orter 70 visit tte Bsoeklyn 10 ton of Cad
nj, sve0irs' JouN oIovrR w p|
The sun., 1861-07-17

TIE SUBJECTED SLAvhR AuousrA.-Ths
bark Augusta, SIZED about three weeks snoe.
at Gr,snport L. l., on suspicion Of being
slsv.r. wss brought up yesterday to the Az
l.nte Dcek, BrookSn, BY Ords q ksrshd
MuRnAY.
The sun., 1861-07-17
The FsirIe CunhsY1..S

Boston, July i6 The frigSts Cumberland,
which va. sIpsO'ed =, ,hs Navy Yard hers, for re
pairs, h cruising for the rsbsl priy..esiA slm,
letters received here.
The sun., 1861-07-17

a BEAUTIFUL BAusER.-Ths Presidents
lifs Guard has thrown out . beautiful banner
IRON their hsad-qusrtsrs 6s6 Broadway, reach.
ing ACROSS tn. street to Lafayette Hall, bear
tag the following Inscription; "rhs PfsAi-
dsnts Life Guard, called and chosen by
ABRAHAM LnosLH. We march to the battle
dsld without delay"
The sun., 1861-07-17

You WIN make . src.t mlstaks n yos ugIea yoeI
Will Eut any euuina swnd Chary Blttsrvr unlel
yuu est thsu a. Manufactured by II y. HIBnAsD lO1
futor st.. n Y. Beware q sriocs Article. e..e w
ali they are sdyertired 70 befos evvryvherS hu
for the hospital and the krmy thsre y ne wins ID
q ps "A q al hosuitai stores.
The sun., 1861-07-17

ALLOTMENT 1t s suggested that regulA-
tiOn should b adopted In the army similar to
that already sxistiOg In the navy. that mar
ritd men shoald Allot . certain prOportion-
s.y twothirds-of their wages f0s the support
thsiI fSRliiss.
The sun., 1861-07-17

PHov sIoSs RorrIso AT THE BArrERr.-
It 10 painful, In view Of the great existing
necessity among the wives aud chilirsn Of
volenteers, to note that the erosS negligence Of
somebody has permitted Sn immense amount OF
'hs best quality OF provisions furnished for
volunteer soldiers to remain at the Battery,
Camp Anderson, until they are dscOmpOsed
and fill the air with their pestilsnce and stencil
In this rotting mass A'e two hundred and fifty
boiled ham', twenty five large pieces Of besf,
seven cheeSss. thirteen large cases OF sand
uichss, and variety Of other ediblsS. The
contractors who fuI nishsd the camp With pro-
visions profess to know nothing sbOut thsm-
How loBg they have besn thers we do no,
know.
The sun., 1861-07-17

Philadelphia. July l6.-Fre reb,ls, taken
usar M'r'inIburs, have been sen, 70 u, ,law.rs
THY profess 70 be UOisa msp, and are will ng ~
Join tbe FsdUAl my.
The sun., 1861-07-17

"a css.'s .ss s.s sf sA M1.:s ni;ss. asa =
the lats IIskop wsinrisht. rec. nd to- Srd.,nsd
ministry, free the Genera .Theolodeai Semi
Eii preach IN thi ehuieh this ~ etnssdAyl
The sun., 1861-07-17
MILITARY

New YsFt, jay I0.h, 1891. -vhs kxs,
N Y. n are re- etfaiiy tnVit e. .tie ID II
i.gr ThurSaax sye.iug, Juy letn et o'cloo
HI lenb and We'nbeTGort, 1ob Hestsr o. 70
pg psr syTangsnents for the reception Of ths
Regime /, ou lh.I return tr.m the ieAt y
yObN ". WARTH, Pea peo tenn W
LER, SIe. pre- TEN. jy.T 2h'
The sun., 1861-07-17
the Federal rro.ps as CanborIa.d and
PisdasAt.

Harrisburg Juiy I6.-CoL CaAs. J. BnDLx,
e'unAnoiDg the reserve force ls'sly sEcauped q
cupberland, occup' d NV G eek bridge, Mary.
land, on Sunday. By oIdsr Of Gan. McCLuLAs,
G !. KA'T Cf ,he same Brigade occupied Pied mont,
'hd Csp' IGwIs ,ock his poss 81 New rsek vii.
l'sa Tee enemy p'eciplasly rssirsd upon the
appToAoh OF ths fcTos
rLtsDn sKzED-A sKRMnn
C'p' TArroH's cowI aus pursued sDd cspNursd
"asop hn,d with pluhdsr. Ga Monday morairg
the enemy sucksd C'pL IRwns position, bu,
were v'so' o'ously rpulssc, leaving two men dead
and eAuyiog S~sy rome wouaied. NJ lou ON our
s'da
The sun., 1861-07-17

A MoSsTER EXCURSION AT JoNss' wooDs.
Tho excursion for the benefl OF the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception, 14th strest,
took place at the above grounds yesterday,
the 16th inst. There were about 10, 900 per-
sons within tho enclosure during the day, who
enjoyed Themselves With the greatest amount
Of sotisbility and good order, scarce an incident
having cccurrsd during the day to mar the
good feeling that p,rvadod tho entire assem-
blags. The scsns was enlivsnsd by the pro.
sepee Of RoBARTtos's Band, which diseourssd
meet excellent music during tho sntirs day.
Much pr,'s' Is due 10 the People Of the parish
Of the immaculate Conception for the order
and regularity which are always cbAractsristic
OF 'h,ir excursions. The proprietor of Jonas
Woods has tie thanks OF the e1cursionists for
his kind and genusmanly attention to them.
The sun., 1861-07-17

IlDcsta CevaJry-ku Aea who have d
ed the roll Of Go; 4, Lnoo'n Cav dry, md a0y
heHl qus y tars. DisbrsvS Riding scadfmv, at
eiosk, NJ, wednssdsg, July nth. OfAcefs Al
be elected and AIravEem.nt. made for being \
AcREYNoLDs, o. II. oGLE, AdJutAnt
The sun., 1861-07-17
Brseklys Agency

for the ssls Of
DR. zlLL's NnRvINl rowDnsA
roR LOVE OF STRONG DnDU.
Mn hAYEs, ITO Fuitoa 4. Z
Price 0ne Dollar. jsls uxll
The sun., 1861-07-17

F-rther News. sec TharS Fa@a
The sun., 1861-07-17
GENERAL NOTICES.
Great Barsaiss Ia sfa.tiLss.

TOO tIack sitt mau,iliss. from a. 70 Sib.
1909 lace points and Dantiias. from ~ 70 Gh
800 Rerege ard fancy mxntles. from brots to S1
TO be soic at half their value. f.r fsv days On
iyi1 c1Go. ~ ''' SIC BRoADwAY.N MI
The sun., 1861-07-17

Az EMPHAnc HIST TO SioP.-A rakish
loch & little craft Of schooner rig was stepped
in the NArrows on NJ ndAy last, by the Rsvsn-
ue cutter Corwin, aud sent back to the city
End placed In charge Of the Custom House
ofticsrs. She was fired at before she would
stop, and the ball which crossed her bows,
Pa'ssd c,Ose to the B.Aeh Houfe OF Mr.. T.
DoBIssoS, and struck q small frame hous.
occupied by some cOlorod persons. No damage
vas d'ns, bowsvsr. On examination, 1t was
found that the vessel was named the K lott,
bound for P"iladsIphih Mr.. AVIS. Captain,
and that the absence Of clearance papers was
merely through cSrelssunsss, an omh sion, how.
ever, which will subject the Captain to foe
Of 3 90.
The sun., 1861-07-17

TIE lisa LSnG IsIaAA RsainsonG wnI
oeiyv - Fort sehag Ier, before leaving for the \
Pssses furnished q NJ, $50 Eighth ave; boa,s
Peck Biip at q. m. ana .. N. hiO 9issI6|
The sun., 1861-07-17

THE LATEST NEWS.
BY zRLEGRAPH TO TIE ~ Y. SON.
War Movements, 30.
Pfoces dlsss II Cousrsns.
-o-
IMPORTANT BILLS PAS5ED.
-
The Late Battle In Virginia.
INTERESTING REPORT.
MORE VESSELS AFTER TIE PR
VlTEERs.
Our Army IN Northeastern vfrsiria.
MOVEMENTS ID MISSOURI.
REFUGKRs PR0m vIR GINA.
Thirty-seventh Congress.
The sun., 1861-07-17

100 h'nsnOs WABI tod q fsEn 4 moul
corps, authorized bV the eeoreuArI Of War. 81
Pa1RI X, CsmmsndiuG. Re s-rultiDg Ohes
br, AaGAy, opposite LAfayet Hall. I'd
The sun., 1861-07-17
MnArIso OF THE AsH AND DIR CARrx,

MEArIsG OF THE AsH AND DIRT CARrMKS.
The ssh and dirt csrtmen, from all parts Of
,hs cit,, held meeting last evening at Hiber-
nian Hall, No. AZ Prince street, for the purpose
Of deciding on whether they should work for
HAcKLKr & ca. Mr. P. MosAHAs occupied
the chair. A committee sp2ointsd for the pur
pose at former meeting, stated that thsy had
aw.ited on Mr.. HAoKLEr yesterday. and he
bad pledged himself, that hereafter there
should be no sub contracting, and that the
months pay due to the ash and dirt cartmsn
should in msdiatsly be Faid. Satiiasd with
this Undertaking the men agreed to 20 to
woik this morning In all parts Of the city.
The sun., 1861-07-17

MORE VESSELS AFTER TIE PRE-
VlTEERS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-01
mendnehennd penIIItx.

Mr.. Liscomb, Of Birmingham, says:
81 have found in Bgrhavc's Holland
Bitters n remedy for headache and debili-
~. My wife has also used it with the
greatest benefit"
Mr.. y. 5. Nicholson also remarks that
lie has experienced much relief from its
use for headache.
Take halfn teaspoonful three times day
an hour before meals Eat moderately,
and then of wholesome food, and you will
find this is really remedy for sick and
nervous headache, weakness of any kind,
costivencss and piles. Being perfectly
simple in composition, it may be taken
without fear by the invalid. Possessing
fine aromatic flavor, is is very grateful to
the debiIitated stomach.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-01

EG@ EVERY SUMNER the demand for
FIostetters Celebrated Stomach Bitters in
creases. 1t is found to he the only certain
preservation of bodily strength during
period when the atmosphere is calculated
TO induce feeling of lassitude and indi-
gestion. The WORSE cases of Diarrhua,
and Dysentery give way to its potent in
tluence Innumcrahie persons, who are
now alive aud well, must thank the discoy-
erer of this preparation that they have not
been swept away in the harvest of DEATH
The Bitters is recommended by the best
physicians in the land. This is the best
evidence of its real value, because, as
general thing, they will not speak a word
in favor of advertised preparations. They
have been compelled to acknowledge the
claims of the Bitters upon the community
Sold by all druggists.