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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03

HreSldeDt Lincoln as Gay OF National
Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer, was OBJ
served with commendable unanimity and
respect in this place. Public service was
held In all the churches, and our business
houses, without exception we believe, re-
mained closed throughout the day. Town
presented a singularly quiet and Sunday
like ppearance-quite unlike on other
holidays, when mirth and rejoicing are
generally the patron saints of the occasion.
ATTEND IT.-A public meeting of the
people of Cambria county will be held in
the Court House, on Wednesday evening,
I'd inst, (the second day of the Fair. y
The object will be to afford any person
who is SO disposed an opportunity to en-
ter the service of his country an help to
crush Treason and Traitors. Capt. Viii
liams, of the regular infantry, will be pres
ent to enrol the names.
REMEMBER IT.-Maj. Thompson, our
worthy and accommodating Post Master,
has issued bulletin giving notice that
from and after Monday last all letters in
tended for the Eastern or Western mails
must be in the Office at Z. NJ, as the
mails will close promptly at that hour
Business men and others will do well to
make note of this fact.
To TEAcHERs-Co. Supt. Swank gives
notice that the examination of applicants
for the several schools of Cambria town
ship will take place in this borough on
Wednesday, the 9th inst
nsa- READERS OF THE ALLEGHANIAN,
GO TO
c. r. JONES'
FOR
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND GAPS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
NOTIONS,
&c, &c.
HIS MOTTO IS
"CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST"
Il nrpa ANTS
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03

Primary Department-Mrs. Jane Clark
The winter session of the schools will
commence, under the above auspices, on
Monday, 7th of October, inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
FROM ALExANpRIA-No NEWS.
ALEYANpRIA, Saturday, juno %,

ALEXANDRIA, Saturday, June ~ 1861.
At the close Of three Of constant wachfhoess
with expectations continually floating on runoTs OF
attacks, advances &C., the report Of "AI quiet" 10
Only again to be repeated The erecting Of Il new
battery at some point below he Potomac by the ssoes
sioniss, and the stoppsge OF coal boats nom going
down the river and the rearres Of Capt Ball. lsto OF
the Secession cavalry, who was released on bis taking
the oath Of allegiance, among the rumors BAT an
inquiry at the coal yards disputes the former While tho
latter is mere report.
Conirmed experience has proved that military pre-
dictons are worthless greatly 20 the disgust OF all
specia correspondence who have vited this depart
meut since it was occupied and they have consequently
deparied for more promising regions.
The latest trains from the camps on the Loudoh road
represent exceeding quietnes there, with appearances
OF an attack abating.
Amcng The names recorded at the Mansion House
here to-day are: From Alexandris-J. 5. Williams
Of South Carolina and John Hoskins Of New'ofieans'
G. s. A. They stopped only fox a few hours
Information has beon received here OF the appoint
menl os Msjor-Gcnsral Dix to tnis DelsTtmont Of
Virginia. Gsaeral Mcdowell yisiled AleasadFis shi'
.oreape.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
'oI. WALLACE EoT suRRoUEDED
The MountaineerS Cone TO His Help.
RUM0RS ABOUT COL. BOWMAN.

HAoERsrowE, Nd, Saturday, June %, 1861.
An express has arrived bere from Cumberland Ut
ays that there no truth in the report that the Cum
berland Home Guards stationed at NewCreek Bridge,
were all liked or wounded. There were twenty-six
ofthen il ali, and all escaped. They had two email
iron calnon, which they spiked and threw into the
creek.
Col. Wallace is eneamped near the town, and bis
elevated position commands the town. de has no
present apprehensons of attack and feels eonhdeni Of
his ability 10 defend bis position. He hes TN sbun-
dance of provisions and ammunition.
On Wednesday, after the burning OF the railroad
bridge by the Rebels the monntaneers collected TO Inc
number of coo 10 700 armed with hoteuns and hunt
inc rites n assist COL Wallace defend the position,
under appehensons Of attack by che enemy. ihey
are ready to return at moment notice. One Of them
was killed and another slightly wounded, by the care
iss use Of firearms.
The Virginia Colonel taken at Romney and eight
privates are under guard AZ the camp.
Col Bowman and Mr. Chase are III jail IL siaftiis'
burg, safe.
WIN. Barker, of the i3sh Regiment of Ptsburgh,
shot himself in the knee on Thursday.
Geo-re Wumder, OF the 9Th Regiment was acci'
dentally shot yesterday, and his leg amPutsted
There is no ssrous sickness az the military hospital
bere There are about thirty-eight patients undoI
treatment now.
BALTIMORE, ,Sstur lay, June p, 1861.
The correspondent OF The american, in leesI
dated williansport, Friday night, says that Col. Bow
man and mr. Chase were hung at Msrtinsbug yes'er
day as spice. He Gays that the information received
slis effect is reliable.
Col. Cesse's Regiment will leave for the scat Of wa
On Tuesday morning next in the seameIs Pembroke
Cambridge and Ben. DefcEd Their destination
probably Fortress Monroe.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.

81. JoHs's, N F.. Saturday, June y, lsoi.
The steamship Anglo Saxon from Liverpool on iht
18th, via Londonderry the l4th int, was Signaec
Of this point at haf past o'clock this evening oy 'ne
news yacht Of tie Associated Press, en- 'oHe 70 que
bee.
The steamship Etna arrived at Queenstown on TIC
llth, and the Saxonia the i2th inst.
The dates per the Ang Saxon are hVe DAYS iaief
than those already received.
The political news is unmportant.
The steamship Great Eastern was 10 leave for Que
bee with troops ou the 9th inst, and the Golden
Fleece was to leave Dublin the 4th Of July on the
came errand.
The sales of cotton in the Liverpool market for the
three days including Wednesday, % 900 bales, Of
which 6,OCO were on speculation aud for export. The
market was dull and unchanged.
BREADsTuFFs-Al qualities had declined.
Cons was steady.
Provisions were quiet.
CovsoLs were at s9s 40 for money, and ao3 eeeg
for the account
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

TIE LINCOLN CAVALRY REGiaEET.
Col. McReynolds, commanding thiS lcceptea req
mont has removed his headquarters from Palace Gar
den to Distrows Riding Academy IN Fhh avenue
near Forteth street, where there a'c ample accomno
datious for large number OF horses ana men. Inc
regiment expect to 70 into camp near the cty cary
ths week. Tne equipment OF regiment oil caVs"y
1. .xceedipgly expansive, and although our citizens
havs ,esnonded literally 10 the call for aid, more money
IA rsourrd 10 snbs;st and uniform tire men. The Gov
crnuen has prom cd to furnish the necessary arms as
soon as the companies muster Cd into ths service,
which ceremony cannot be performed uhii the mee
are mounted. A large number OF his meu FURNISH
their own horses, but are forcfd 10 rely upon
the lberalty of our citizens for their eqip'
ments The FIVE companies raised Ia ONO
and Pennsy iysnis have been equipped and mounted
by their fellow wcilizens; and the Secretary OF
War calls uron the cirzeIs OF New-York 10 do IKE
wise Gen. Butler his appealed 10 the Union Defense
COMMITTEE, begging them " send hi mounted troops
"Chiyalrous Gorilss Of Virgiuiu laost OF whom are
mounted Against these, infintry avail but LIT lie,
while they pick Oft scouts at their leisnre Gen
Busler btgs 10 have horses sent him, not men, bul
the Defcnse Committee are unabie TO 10 50. Iney
aiso call upon private c zcrs 10 ad In eqllng the
Lincoln Cavalry at the esrliest moment. few more
hardy Young horremen will be received In the regiment
on applying ss headquster No. 63 Courtladt street
Palace Garden, or at No. CAB Broadway.
SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZoUAyEs
On Friday evening "a meeting of the captains and
e<hsr officers Of this regiment was held at the Elf
Ward Hotel for the purpose OF eecing Colonel and
deciding upon measures for tne aovaneemens OF ths
rsvimOas, Capt. CoSgoswsu, Late Of the " .. Army
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
FIRES.
IN THIRD AyZSrH,

THIRD AVENUE -
About o'clock on Friday night. .. are oiyAe -
in the dry goods store Of ~ A. jacob, No. ~
Third avenue, and before u could be eknhsmsneY
ts building snstsined damage 10 the amouni OF soou
a,lG. and the stock to the amount OF t,Uv lae ioe1
ner Is insured in the Bowery Insurance Compan9
Tor 5000, the latter IL various New-Nork CosPse
lies Tor sl3 O1 The FIRE was csneed by clerk, whd
uhie putting up the shutters in the show windowl
ally knocked down soios goods upon the g.
light
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HIRTr-y'GHrH STREET.
At I0I O'Clock ,hr same night, fire brote ont ~
tvo-story frame building in neiiundred-andEhiTtyy
.i1tb street nesI Sixth avenue owned and occupse9
by Ca sinner Kuntz. The iremeu together with sons
81 the Twelfth Ward police, were soon on ihe sPos
rogether win the building WAS totally de.tfoyc6.
lSss On building $780, furniture, sf0o No i1safs
iS FoRTT-THIID sTaErT.
Atsl o'clock the snme evening, a stable In Fortys
third street nesr Eleventh avenue, destroyed y
fire, bu, was Of tiiding value, 50 or $50; Ne. -
TIose Co rrever ted the fames extending. The tUihs
tug belonged 10 Michael Maloy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
sERENADE TO SENATOR JOHNSON.-1IIS
SPEECH.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, june -, 1861.
Senator johnson was welcomed by serenade and a
large ooncourse of people. lie was introduced with
eulogS;ic terms by the Hon. John b. Haskin. Mi.
Jobnsons speech frequently interrupted by ap-
pause He eloquen,ly comba,ted Secession &c an her.
oty destructive Of Government which should eectua!y
be crushed.
The war now in progress he contended, was not one
of the North against the South, but rs conducted by
the Government for the perpetuity Of the unor the
maintenance of the Constitution and the enforcement
of the laws, made iu pursuance Of that instrument.
He earnestly appealed 10 his auditors to uphold aud
defend the me-honored 6sg and to resst tie despot-
ism now menecing even this Capital, reminding his
hearers that history shows that republic once de-
etroyed 10 never retstablshed.
Professor Lowe tonight fully inflated his army
balloon, and transported to Camp CoFecran, on the
Virginia side.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
WAR SONG.

DEDICATED TO THE MASSACHUSETTS REGihiESIs
Up with the Flag of the Stripes aud the stars
Gather together from plow and from loom
Hark to the signal the music of wars
Sounding for tyrauts and traitors their DOOM
N rch, march, march, march
Brothers unite--rouse in your might,
For Justice and Freedom for God and IN
Right
Down with the foe to tie Land and the Laws
Marching together, our country to save,
God shall be with us to strengthen our cause
Nersing the heart and the hand Of the brave.
March. march, march, march
Brothers unite-rouse in your might,
For Justice aud Freedom. for God aud thu
Right
Flag Of tbe FREQ! under thee We will fight,
Shoulder to shoulder, our face to the foe;
Death to all traitors, and God for the Right
Singing this song as to battle re go;
March, march, march, march!
Froemen unite--rOuso in your might,
For Justice and Freedom, for God and bf
Right
Land Of the Free--that our fathers OF cid,
Bleeding together cenented in blood
Give US thy blessing, as brave and az bold,
Standing like one, as our ancestors stood
We march, march, march, march
Conquer or fall Hark to the call:
Justice and Freedom for one and for oil
Chain Of the slave we have suffered 90 lorg-
Striving together, thy links we will break
Hark for God hears us, as echoes our song.
Sounding tie cry to make Tyranny quake:
March, march, march, march
conquer or fall Rouse TO the call
Justice and Freedom for one and for sli
Workmen arise There s work for us now;
Ours the red ledger for bayonet pen;
Sword be our hammer, and cannon our plow;
Liberty's loom must be driven by men
March, march, march, march
Frecmen we fight, reused in our might,
For Justice and Freedom, for God and Sic
Right
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23

FOURTH OF JuLr Communications hA9
has issued orders for the parade Of the First Divee
Eew.York State Militia on the Fourth OF July. The
division hne will be formed On Fourteenth street, q
7, o'clock in the morning TIE marching salute wff
be given at the City Hall. st9i oclcst. The line ~
march will be up broadway TO Seventeenth stree
around Union Square and down Broadway TO Pars
row, up Park 10 the east gate Of the PARK. Ihs
division will be dismissed aher the review in the Pars
Colonel Leferts has been detailed to the command
the Third Brigade for this OCCASION and Lieut.
Clerc TO the command OF the FInyhish Regiment, VIZ
Col. lie Gal, resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
RAILROAD CAPACITY-CORRECTGoN.
OFTIcE OF THE PHILADELPHIA, wilmington,
AND BALTIaoRL RAILRoAp CoNrASY.


AND BALTIsonL RAILROAD CoNfA",
PRrLADELpHI1, June II, ist!. }
10 D.. ES.,syeT TIE N. y. IribsE@
Sin: notice IN your paper Of yesterday morning
paragraph which does great injustice TO this road,
stating that twenty-five leads daily Is The un1cst
capacity Of this route for troops; and also that Now
York AID New-EnglaDd troop, viii be foTwarded at
the ate Of twenty-five loads daily over the Lebs-
non Valley ard Northern Central RaiTosd, leaving the
reader to draw the inference that want Of capacity OF
this road is the esuse for scnding troors from New
York through Harrisburg, some seyenyfve or eighty
mile. ou, OF their way deem is bu; i1sice 70 'Ae
road represent state that tic capacity Of tho rn,a
has never vet been reached, ard 40 heve afeady
transported ninety cars per day. i the GovcInIcm
desire Il, we can easily send TWO hundred car ioads o.
troops daily between Philadelphia and Bs stmoTc and
in shorter time and with comfort n tho troops
chan by any other route either between New-foIk OF
! Philadelphia S.d Baltimore. :, r..
We do not intend TO li any fault with iio Govern
ment or any of lis officers Cor sending troops oy tber
routes ths ours where the other routes ne shoef or
cheaper hap ours sl thing oonstered but, Ia asce
10 orivoyes, we cannot rcnsin soni when for!s are
eons.,ntly being made to deprive Us Of our legitimate
bus "a by gross from any souIcs'
i {. II. EELy9S. fis;ta-es
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
THE STARS AND sTRTrEs AT SEA

THE STARS AND STRIPES AT SEA.
FLIso out our fsg from tho bigie', Tss',
Let the shout Of the crow be heard,
While the ship we ride is flying fast
Der the ses, ike q mountain Bird
Ietitre.. on the breast Of the glorious sun,
wheu the sky grows calm Of noon,
And on LEI il fcat, when the day is done,
In The silvery sheen of the noon;
For !, brsa,hes q charm iD that tender light
To the sailors fearless eye,
And he dream. Of Peace, ss she nestle. bright
Mid the s.ars and stripes on high;
II spcaks to his heart Of his monniain home,
Where in triumph il long shall wave;
And he knows that his sons are free, II they roam
Or il dead in freomnn's grave.
L., It stay through the night from that lofty sIirs
And talk with Tho midnight star,
For the heavens will glow with warmer fire
To gaze on its face sfsr;
They will hail lts lights as kindred AL,
Long sent from the parent .ky,
To wave in scorn DER the tyrsnts fsl',
And bloom where tyrsnts de
That Aag how Of did il wave in pride,
BY the side Of our holy sircs
When they minded on Liherty's altar wide
Her pure and unquenching free
Md ,ho aabers stroke, and the cannons smoke,
It would fly unharDed and Tree.
Ar1 wherever the voices Of fieenen broke
Itwould join in the jubilee.
/. ha. waved tince then, as holy shisd,
Mid the mighty multitude,
And summoned to many well-longlt held
To scatter des.ruciion's brood
And tho spoaher'a hear, would burn and bound
As that proud shne, mot lie gaze,
And lis voice poured out 10 The crowds around
The thrill 0f heroic dsys.
Far over the sands Of foreign bsy,
Wherever our navies ride
'Mong the aags Of tic earth it floats to-day,
In majesty and pride;
And On le. !. Goat, I'LL from every strand
lie shall futter a. wild and Zee
AZ il now looms ont from our own brave land,
Or swells Ger the chainleas SCI.
Let /. loat ill The las. great day Of Time,
Then, proud o'ef falling world,
Far up in s own congonial elmo
Triumphan, hang unfurlcdi
And when this fair earth shall Do ncro be given
For the home Of the stars 60 bright,
MAY they turn IN love to their native Heaven,
And dwell In eternal light!
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
To THE BRITISH RIFLE CLUB.

Air" YAWEYE Do0Dtx"
Old England sends Rifle Cor1e
To dear New-EnglGnd. greeting;
And will, if wanted, send still more,
A. every future meciirR;
For, though this amt cur native land,
II still is very handy,
AZ rifernen, to leId hand,
To Yankee Doodle Dandy
Cko,ns-BIOther Britons keep II up,
Keep the ball in motion,
And chow that love Of liberty
IL O Britisk-Yankee notion.
a Down South" they seem 70 think we arc
Divided in opinion,
And hat they II have an easy task
To conquer dominion;
They II find out though, p'rsps 10 their cot,
In forming euch conclufions,
They 'ye reekcned there without their host
THOR facts were but delasions.
Chorus--Brother Britons, keep y mp, ~c.
They say there e black sbesp in our fold,
And traiiors in The city.
We don't believe IL, ,hough we're tod;
II Z Is 30, more Is Tho pity.
We III hold olrseIyes in resd.nea5
To pain. their bls ,>skins white, sirs,
o. else make good lsrgo aportures
That win let In the light, sifSL
Choras-Dro,heF Britons, ketp up, &e'
Ard II 20 Banker Hill they come
II call their rolls Of slaves, eirs,
They II mako Il their perpetual home
In uliyhty pleasant graves, sire.
Ola Enslard' and New highlands 1epa
Ave bound ~ loving brothers;
Thar hearts and hands, their SWORDS snd giiis,
Alike arc one snother's
Ctcrr.--Brcthsr Blitoss, kesp y mp, DC.
GE0ReE g. W. 3oaSAh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
uor WEATHER AND SEA BATHING.
CONDITION OF TIE WOUNDED.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY.
LETTER FROM COLONEL MAGRUDER
ToRTRrss MONROE, Friday, June 2i, !
V;a R.rTiNuRg. june %. 1861.

via BALTIMORE, June -, 1861.
Tbo reeiment which yesterday made Reconnaissance
toward Great Bethel returned late in the evening,
having gone to the ntigLborhood Of Little Bethel
They brought back no INTEL gence Of importance IL
n understood however that the Confederates are con-
ceItrating largo force at Yorktown.
Two hundred of the New.York Naval Brigade are
enoamped to-day at Ham. ton. The remnant Of the
Brigade ia under the commaid Of COL Wardgop Of tie
ID Massachusetts, Regiment.
The excessive beat of the past few days has been
very trying to trOope in active service. The iacll-
ties for sea-ba,hng at Old Pout and Newport News,
however contribute greatly heirhealih and comfort
The wounded at the Hospital are doing WELL
Private Vinoennes, slot through the chest of Great
Bethel, is in fair way Of recovery.
An immense quantity of hospital stores has arrived
within few days, III pant the generous contributions
Of various societies and individuals. Among other
items tho contribution of the msrketmen o! Boston
h2s greatly added to the comfort of both sick and well
Important nformstion has been obtained fom the 90
called spies from Sewall Point. i not a. liberty
70 state all that has TO light but is safe TO say
chat important movements are going on at Sewalfs
Point, and also at Willougbby's Point, some three
miles further down and opposite the Rip Rsps or Old
Fort Calhoun.
An iInmense mail is received and made mp daily at
Fortress Monroe. Tie Postmaster is oblsiDg and ell
eent, and apOn the address of all letters should be
given without exception, the number Of the regiment.
AKd the State TO which j: beloDes.
In letter brought down by the 1ag Of truce few
hours ago. COL Msgruder, in command Of the Confed'
crate troops addressed Gen. Butler, the Commandsnt
at Fortress Monroe. The reply contained gentle re-
yninder that Gen. Butler mmands the Department OF
Virginia. 1t appears by this letter that they have but
one prisoner.
large number of oircers 50 North tonight, on fur
Tough, and Quarennaster Macarthur proceeds to New
York with Government orders.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
MOVEMENTS or ONO TROOPS.
StAJ. GEN. McCLEli4AS IN I.kOiSLA'
CIySPsSATI. Saturday. June Y,

Cl'SRsSArI, saturday, June ", IooI'
The Sd and ith Ohio Regiments, Colonels Morrow
aud Andrews, fully AIMED and equipped loA Camp
Denn.son yssterday aftc,noon fer Virgins. Gen.
Mcclellan and staff were at Psrhersturg yesterday, en-
rsnte for Grafton The Let and g Regiments of Ken.
tueky Volunteers marched into The city to-day, Gnd
srfs presented with coos by TIE ladies Of Cincinnati
Ard Newport. They made ine appearance, and were
enthusiastically received Cap,. Ho.s's Hsissy left
Ia vlr-;gla this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
Severe Tornado.

CIscIssATI, SATURDAY. June % Is6l
Tbrse scans Of the Ohio and Michigan Railroad
bridge across the Big Miami River, near
Lawrencebure were blown down by tornado !a't
evening The bridge will be repaired st the earliest
possible moment. Passengers change cars there Tor
he nr.,eut The storm Vas severc in the city blow
inc down trees and damaging the roof II houses, etc.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
POEMS FOR THE DAY.
70 n. Editor Of Tie a. Y. TviJrss.

To n. Editor o. fa<N T. TriJrss.
SIR: VIII you give place in your columns to fo's
sopg1 AsI am too far away ,houder nnn'ks let n'e
load send my voice over the with sheer for Liberty snd
the North. w W. SIokt.
R0re June /, le51
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23

Hoxg FOR DESTITUTE CauDRgs.-The coTefs
s,oue Of the Brooklyn Indnsrial Srhool Assocatiuo
and Home for Destitute Children Baltic street nssS
Fatbush avenue, will be laid with appropriate eers,
monies, on Wednesday next, at O'Clock p. IN. sevs
raj cergymen will deliver addresses the occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BnooKlrS CRY MoErALirY.-The total number =
deaths in this city lsst week o. Of which 20 were
adults ani 62 children. The principal diseases wess
scarlet fever IL consumption, 81 congestion Of BRAIN
T. small pox, 5; Group, 3; cholera in!arum, 2; apo.
plexy, 3, &c. Under one year OF sge, "a; natives
United ststes, 65 Irelsnd, Is; Germapy,s; Engian4
3; unknown, 1.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
Fire.

ToRosTo. saturday, June p, 1861.
The wooden mills owned by Barber Il Brother,
Stoutsve, were destroyed By bFe his morning. Los
SOC 00D; insured for 1000.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
,h,,.. hu,i,e,s Was done at the Jefssr,

porICr-A brisk buslNere was Zone AZ tue JtnorsoD
, q W - x.s,srsay morning SiHteen arrests made q
icto,ssion ths Fc.i' .Iseny sSo lot ssTey one
s 40 VIZ dscha, ssd Eve in PrAoned f i've days n
IA cue cSsn days. ard one ,wp nanhs inees s.;io
brs.S one cOmioa FOR esanrssor, .nd one ssn' !" the
~ :. Ia .ucL case made and provided
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
:. man p.mcd John Fletcher fell itsa

AccrprSrs-A man nsmed John Fletcher fsll ftSy
l f ,he bulldog No 70 Cedar street Ssiurds{x
.ns & s ~. Go h.sde asirs hms~ll internally lie ~
.sIsn 10 M, City Hospital By Ohneer Cohen OF the fr
John iiepry Field while .. w.rn rsp:n; u. rs.' foo,
80 -hich mssny badly crushed Taken "
s Srsl b, Onicsr sssss,y Of The HsTbor Police
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23

FATaI FAIL fRoa RooY.-Jamcs Lawrence n
eolo-ed nan killed Saturday monss by sreidru,,
f.ins from the roof Of Kings livery stable % Sef'y .e
Hospital inque.. win be held Deceased WIS
yeers of and resided 10 Thirty s.rsrsa Nss nsSs E
sySpus.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23

IspscESr rAssAULT.-A Erenchman, named Francois
Maa,f.op yesterday arrested by Ocer Undehii ~ ~
EIshh Ward making inceeeat sss0 upon M.t~ II
sos years Of sse IN eons aionsTy IN Hudson ts
lie was by Jutice Connolly Of the Jser
Pol.cs Court ,.in default Of 900 hail
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
FROM THE MARYLAND BORDER.

No Union Troops Cut Up at New Creek
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23

BROOKLYN MILITARY AFFAiks'
c.,, VIM. II. Hogan's company OF artillery ara
c.,s Jobu Dunpss company Of infantry, both oi
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

ALL QUIET SO FAR.