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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-12-02
ysGI&IA ANNUAL coEE!G:les.asa... g.
,.,nn-s E:rIy in u. chcir.

h,ho;s Early in liz char.
Rei,. ~ execcises coriuc;"i ipG I:.s .:.hr-',
The m.Mot.es .! Ine pre.'oHs day'a ;;s-
&c, d;n.s oSs read aal approved.
d. Paul, Es.,, thc Treasurer Of the Goa:a,
tu,e. reported the auonn;s o. iha Eun'cTarce
collections from the different :ireu!is -n1 80
riou Of tho Conieredce.
kc7. L. 9. Reid, Secretary OF the Jol..t
| D;a,i Of Finance. re:d the report Q. he a.
pnuprat:cHr !or the past ycar, wh:cf = =, Ut.
! no:icn, adopted.
Go 'nrti:n OF r. 0. Bur.cn, it wss
Resolved, That he:esGsE, Il. &C i3:rrGt:cn
of ro!nmiitc"s usually appointed ',c ira Cen
'e-s.ce, ii" wark be distributed sE,oaE,
.nci;.le's n, rs p!scticsbie.
D.. &.s,,ti fro,u the JOIN; B-erG Ct Tiaa1ce,
| ,ubinlttsG 10 he Lu:li rence al adiC,.s Z.
! The I urr;! y e?s'ei upon tt. suoie1. Ct ,
T:4"E ;.oru berai!y iar Ii.u su,pn7:. {: t:.s
| II: 7let terH :or The comins ear, h.:a W CD
.ao;n.', adapted, and orde:ei 10 be Gup:ishe1
Il nv A,.rocatc, and II trac: frr,. sni ;n.:
H-- E'e1,,t.... S.iv:t- u .4;i-. &, SO ~,
s:tau h.f"Ca to. Quarterly tY.,i"rgnce as.:
Dis;,,c, i!ge erstds' iutelnes.
| .scr. j. L. Granb cry, t1G!H tie Co,amitiea
o': Chap a!rcss. submitted 'hs i'iicw!1g 70
port, " ai:a G-d, IN Ed.::io7, .Hup et.
| He:G.Tej, That as Con;er xs regart
it 4. + MATER IF ve:y grave i,npcEt.rc= -
our hr:Te soldiers in the Srrny 6Atu:d &c
cR,ci 81 by the Cru7ch OF Chris, sd :s".
T." .ppoirtmant OF suitable persons a. CaS2-
!ails no. aGiy lneets WITH euc cor1s! ?ppic-
vai, au that , nhoud also erc:rraee tE5
pTou.3,e such Appo;n p91;.
|
! f'3n. ss"-r-l memo"rs OF The :',,,iy 81. -
rsr.saas q :le subject, -E3 tic ear,rr2...r.%
r!si>. j,.s, nrpd for Sui,Ec.e Erp - !+|@5 =.
&c cause oil Christ.
: % u,ot:o5. q: Rev. : L. Duncan. :, vas
Resolved. Ihst g. Commute; ic areoir!ci.
eG2"e "uzinrss il shai! re 10 recoE: 2e2l
Cha?:!c;ns, ana TO erquir- when vacsIc:cZ
exist. s!tu view that they MAJ s,e s@?-
! pied.
! Les~e Of a1szn:s va- ar='.;ei for It's Se
uia,niS. Vi :ae session to Gscsr Little: q.
IhY :o:icE:pe standing committees !oT ;aae
! 10. Owing ye,; w+rc sa':2@@Ccs ed By the S~,I.
t1Y:
! ~. F;r.2:ea. He.d. Eeii hia--
! siog, :eurhars. S..ugE 'ts.f, Cc-VtcA
so3 ercwr.
Oh Eiucatcn-Msssrs. Snitr, UHeeete
Eosssr, Rowzie, Z ElTsci,. 3incan. Grsosr'y'
! and Burton.
! o. Pvsi isHIsa Is7.ass7s. -MassIs. Cow ..
/! .ieuret, Whitehead, Blackwell, sso!iey. H,',
Juik,nS xn.i Wsia.
On melton Il D.. DnFget,,i il was ef,.eee',
.a.t should Sc siou Of the Gene-s! Co7!ec
e1 re called .n5 time during hi" 2'm.E
ea', that tie members Of this Coric' eaee he
! ,c luestei 10 rae ny collections 10 .e:f&v tho
expenss' Of :!le deesstes going ;o IND :e;ufo
; :or !ccri the same.
~. "ogS:tt, from the Committee m ;ne
>tste Il the Church and the County, submit.
tel !, :c,,o't :, ren&iug the discussion # wh::::,
; the Conference adjourned until = ocio21: ~;
ul9rulng, wi;h q beaedl"ticn hg 'bs BlshoG.
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.t}lt|}|ii|oN0 z.:iilivnlycT.

Nl Nii.ER. WISE x ALi.EahG.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 90, ssg:
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Thr E4cxT;Iia "Reg:sts," Of tie i-th inst:

Gays:
Major Yaod*n Pa!!on, ef the Que.:einas-
:ar's Department, g. 9. a, retehtiF drought
- this place. fea1l Hun:sIihe. mr. .aa4sand
yards c. neayJ ts3ato:es, eeing part Of the
stores captures !.au tho ene1J a. LswreIce-
tuie, Tam.
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GET: ss,h:efx Sts'rsEE:S.


via iTIi--iN taI.,cA,Y --at ,u!rt h"!.,l. L. oe
>ie:sr urs OF TIE County GotTt Of fsnsiorts ;a aa
Is; q i:venLs,, 1856:
jtst y, Priady. l:acsicr o' fssn w Hipsa, de-
ssA.>d rtslauu.
iSh.ss;
:-ru,i y. nints I4h: Aa.r. md Jemu4 s.. kia ~!:r
.:sA1 }. D:k-feou and tisriS II. mis- vita Jane. g.
-.o.z.sou end Frances r. cs Stfe Jsas J. Hinsc snd
,a3:.h oi >aio James J, hi::ss Vhns+ nausr Gre
sh:asnE :tas.I Hi:s-. ThonA. hlhcs. srssn alnes
.wi.7 ilcsA LssDas Enes, Jnhn l.. tienn and Lney
Va ':;G. SdSsrd j. Dcltssoh, q: :Su=.ee tcI 1ry j.
lo-:oa at.a jeremiah sisduo~ I'D the aaln MARY } ,
- -:i, Gtf:n1snt..
,s- ctse. Of this su. /. 20 .s.su 70 Aulgt :,iLes
ct H. tie iant, acd hr Jl.tlnave tce:s a Ne
,.Tts Sc: ,. her Gscea-sd aaktsI, J1hr " .i-s. sid
apaio uscret for shs sale 81 tsa rerasS slE7ss, AZ
.' se linE che sido~ ns h,rd psrt 'e' oi ior ia=
2@>- - paS!t;aa ao'ang toe saess "i tac s-d John
%. E:Sei. dsSos,-d
i..rpsssNE: >, .4j77is ttst the 6eTcaaaa.s Jsh,s.
Rs@- ard niL.. rne Fines Cl, i,tue- L:ero.
n.G jeremiah stdacw End May ais Tti5 ere 5otres-
Sae OF hit ette, AID Il iso appearing :ht 'ae plaintiff
s lse5 tiRri. ascertain IN What roui. or orr-
Pss;.,o jno Gbn: eo1 Gi W, his wife res ae *lth.
as: t1se,,cr rSo.n o siDf b! counsel :s oraersd
I've 3a.: tion ac.eoi hud do what ncofrssy protect
49, ia=sesI! .nd s2t e22y OF ioi oiutI De pusii'ned
2!s3 rS=s f:G sGec.a.Ts =tess in ths Scbnon nd
another coey pos,Se tbs ou, doc, CT sho
oos' isaio * b.. sosut: tie S:st a OF tie SsSs.
" ss:4.-;s.- - %IisEo.* aoslssoa.c
~ zAIovza oaaarv oouaT, oor,s<r ss,l. isea, oa
- s-oron Of :,e cst.E Tlrsto. Nd zooer O. beD
?. .E:~:a:T, cS william Winston: iove.sr-. o.isred.
IL.: Es17 oea ssr nag :f-eu.j. jana 3. f-sen,
'Ss aG: psessber a;d trecr;s eond sl Exs
:s:i LIo..ES j, us, IL ds:sa h5rsof TAX h:s P07ssE
:,%;s:ls s'o;sias be- =vosst snd snaci:sa.
! SS: .stei &. & sa.d derrS J. I:3er L. n"i
:saa: 81 +. ss:s o. vs. ua, *; dsf.>: h.i Lo!::e
aiss ot.1 c. ssrTst laid Hsn!S Greea AAes IteT
~ '.sss;i ~ psnhisson thrIao ss. week for foe:
'u>esstVd vtsrE X np-Ps2tf yuSired ID us oit$
= a.3ii@@s. I2aa & & IosWlslL. &c.
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49,. -; ..i-,- - z---c:l
.I..s,;.l ,,.I. I. ...- go =" >. y! TIL d,
=? ~ ~ -: ;'..e.-G.s i :r'' :: Got TIE rz:
.:..a. i = - ~, .T9ASQE
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,sSn r,,. .,IA II E.uy4NN. ..:9oO SCI! 81 o

Acl,... . III " &C., 5.s;.:ta oi tie rurct.s-
stet Ia. .Jcs.. Az II s.6crsed n:s gotta
IS .ltS .-oS,ie T1c ostanc. H. paid one sGo Two
ysI bold. Cary ::s: v'D iate personal Security
= coGds ,i, go oi ;:-s: apoG as lL.a -
a., -, cf tn -cf Hi; s5i:!trt or - tbe
-: i -: ..ishs,g.: l-tJ"- ics rrttea S!;as
80. - =rG. - -, yS;,sr a,.:isr S,H pEii 10 cash
L .1RsSts-
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TO have s.y.,! =" iaa>s sketch IL rho
above - ta.:.!. t!.rt hahn is toca ty the
sysElaisro5- With ate unnouhts3iy iDouI = d
in eourtfnrs. IS p%rsaui ii, t'i>! ACQUISITIONS
,ssi5.si The o. 1eins. But iiu,t;cr .nA right re-
cu.:s tLat ,i.e ts-:h should o. El.2Eu :'i;'.o2t
atstsuc:t. ii's :.inIsh2i: o3.upie. /. spa
cicuq mans"r supplied md pro.i'ed
WITH all the -;ores rhc comforts, nri
tna conyenleu... Q; Fam:ty, in TINT utnn
dance " hch reslth ami r1ovldsace dictated.
.yhe .,r,u il u uasts. ;ha hoasr ! ws-sE-
a:,t.p time these cut'ngrs wer. Il ane!'!r!nE
st ljra. s:a:sh.ll's dwelling, G7nsr.la Haw
<;rs. burnside, AID WicvS, He.- acEl -
sad r4ade 30 op.o atjoe or rrpai a:!o2. Il IL
lair Il pressure that hs Louasrr n"ra In,
ex-cnting ihrlr "lIl.
We have h:al,l "f similar dei::ei't'eas
,,o,u otLer f.rlue,s, in wh,ch tie Iotberz
st;ompcI 10 excu.e t,e.a.e;re+ Oh tns 1a!ss
pr.tence thst S5,.AIt h.l due Tie sane 10
PenssTivauia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

CENTRAL sCHorIELD's OKrER CARRIED INTO EF
EECI-A NOTED D sHwRANKeR sIIOr ON THE sPOr.

CENTRAL SCHuFIELDS OkI Elk CANNED INTO BF-
FLCT--A NOTED D esuwBAuKeR SHOT ON THE sPOr.
iirom lie la. noa Herald June TO-
Irforma ion brought into camp at Palmyra on
Satu ay that Ioii ci j. hu Owen. notorious bel,
~h has . him elf coHspicupus in burning bridges,
AMI Gepts and in iiiing INTO assem- er trains, last
sun rcr ani fel. secrcted at his farm In
Moit.e A detachiieDt from Company Eleventh reei
met 30 ttc MIa,ia tCuloi el Llscouib under
the coniua of iientei ant Ionahue. WIS immediate
sc out lfo,n Palmy H. hunt the outay. Oh approici
ing the arm Colonel Owen on Sunday about
" e,c NJ. fhs squad discovered re r. running rapid
.dly from the house towards n piece Of brush. The
Iicte aud his any mmodia ely sta ted Tor the
brush and. goig IT, they i covered the gam. and
san bagged a.. At first the Colonel showed deter.
min alton resist hi> capture; but hlding such rro
,edLre usc he yic ed. Prep raii ms were made TO-
his exscutf He begged the soldiers To take him
iris ne. Thy informed him that stalking rri oneIs'
was played oti They then placed him upon a stunp.
front Gle of soldiers and ~ the word of comma
eight bullets pierced body or the rebel, killing him
Instantly.
Thus has ended the Of notorious bushwhacker
and outlw. lie has met the just retribution Of his
canning crimes.
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WHAT THE FLEET IS DOING OFF MEMPHIS.

Our Missi ssippi Naval COrrcspondcnee.
CSnEp STATES GuNHoAT fLorflA,l
OT hEMins, June ., 1867. !
4 Rebel Cdpain Hdnp Sdaor for " curing As Uni;ed
Eoles Ctat Of Arms-Surrender Of the Cto;n and Lieu
tenant Of A< Rstei Steamer General Price, p.odore
Asa'amsyy IN Arkursas--LieStc~ars Henry E,br, of
Neo Fork Guy, Appcinied 10 Command ne Sumsr-
Csia in Nemfhss-CoqtsieyaS Notes Rgssoi BY ksm
pAsans--Cwsous Course Of Sad from Union Gsa-
ha.-W Whrealoun Of Jsf. 7AompSn-Rumors IN Asm.
fh,. de-, dc.
Since my letter Of yesterday has been very
quiet at tins place. There seems TO be considerable
linton feelrg among tho citizens although Is express
cd on the sly" None " the steamers the wbarvss
were destroyed and number u others have down
to ua fon their hiding places Our and tugs have
also hunted out several The Captain Of one Of them,
the Cheeks, is beld as prisoner having hung .
his crew having the United States coat OF
his breast. Ths oho ana Mississippi and Memphis
and Charleston Railroad tracks had been Joined before
our arrival running through the city, and the rebel
citizens made good use Of them on i,st Friday Tho
captain and lieutenant Of the General Price nave
and surrendered. The latter making ol insult.
ing and remarks to officers told by his
captain that "if they repeated he would shoot
him on the spet; for" said he, I" they fought like
men and whipped US fairly.r Montgomery sosn on
Friday evening In Arkansas with about ATTY half clad
mon, retrsstlug before the mosquitoes. The had
In the swamps, and presented sorry appear
NJ was en- . muls Jsn. Thompson al the Gayoso
House when the fight began, and, mounting . horse
rode 70 the bluffs to sec n SO the rebel Zee,
began fall back he sksdaddsd for and took the nrs
train Of cars going east. Tho gunboats Cincinniti
aud Lexington have joined us Our two ord.
nance bcats--immense thrce-story arrnngemcnts--
were supposed DO floating jniis, board which wc
had so 600 pairs Of ons BY the citisns here Lsute.
nant Henry Erbsn will Sumter and Acting
volunteer Lieutenant iIoe the Little Rebel appcrd
correct list II tho vessels captured and destroyed
Litts Rebel (nagboat) captured General Price. cap
turei General Drass, captured Sumter, captured
Beaure gard, sunk, but can be raised Genera
Lowell sunk In deep and lost Jsn Thompson blown
up II General Van Dorm 10 the boat which escaped
The whole affair sudden and so soon that the
captured rebel pilots did not at Drst Know what boats
were ost You viii scs BY the y psrs which sent yuu
that the Severe gnw ia king after the "a
let ncct "Wednesday nsht, the 4i, y try and
roach commodore Fsrrag - iset How di they know
| of tnoir vng2 lev n the Dect even knew of ~.
Every one, from Ne Flag 0nissr down " shs Iboys,
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News from santa Fe.

KANSAS CRY, June IA, 1852.
The Santa Fe mail with dates 10 tho LIST lust has
rived.
In a skirmish between company OF Colorado volun-
teers and bocy Of 1exai Fort Craig, the enemy
lot tour dead the Hsld. Meme Of the vounte
hurt.
under nj escort from santa Fe with the Of
ing Colonel steele, command, which unders,o' to
20 in Mesila They had been in the hospital at Santa
70 bst having red sufficiently to enable them to
travel were paroled disposed of as above.
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The Rermfn at North Carolina.
OPINION IN RALEIGH OF rHr FRENCH INVASION OF
MExico-Aua "60yERNMENr'' IAE UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT.

uEx,cO-Aua ..6OyERNMENr" IAE UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT.
TO TIE EDITOR oY TIVE VIEW YORK HERALD.
NEwnERS ". c.. June IL, 1862
The ncloscd article, copied IN the Ncwbern lapsrs
day on the Invasion OF the French in Mexico.
taken from the Raleigh. n. c. Sandtri Of the 9th inst
which shows tho feeling ong the Union men Ia The
South towards franco, England and Spain. g. II. s.
THE FRENCH DEFEATED IN MgxIco.
The late n from Mexico l. highly important. The
rr, nch have caught artsr and nm that tnce Is liie
ali acco nts, Will be able to hpid her own
,ntil she receive assistance from Uncle
Samuel, Under whose guardianship sho VIII soon be
p4.ed. Lugland spain, like Two cwaldiy
spanels with their TAI be their legs, slunS
this dirty business t,>y p III, saDisnt
y tie Intted able 10 Rtfa its erst1sc
These ,owers know full well that the Uned states would
not stand quietly by and $50 moiarUDit lover!net
estaLi he'd right under nose this coward
ly Al tempt rob this little republic o what taity u
lad left Or irosa cidds tfened the If Fpoge, and
gave TIL m 10 understand that lb lew months tbs g.
v vrmeut would be able 10 blow the combined nay les OF
the w,r of the water, that we wo al bave
army nj The OF the whicil wouid, IN Eunbcrr
AMI 81, engih, bc sroror To any other Lsicn On sne
ri, b.: and tia, the combined arines Of THIS ubD
", uid be able te the viii 10 world n arms
So far as Iaba is cuIcc nsd can aee that island
with uf cltds before caKfast, an 80 wiA
GU bee, Montreal and the whole tho Eng sh y sses-
SONS
Lei rrance look we'll her confuct. She Ia not junti
ne III tae she l. pursu!Ng, and tho ooger kh.
continues in Il the He 1t Will u he for he to hDd
an excuse to eesaIt. ris.ng Gdgn tiun Ia randy
spf Ing nr ~ In army througl0 tine Cni:ed
Stat against this unJust ntcivent IN the alliirs ON
this side The water There ss pause ior ne time TO
ing but ori France persist In distressing NJ xcp and
atemt est.bIi her sur cmacy there, then will this
snor red ion burst iorth like g. volcano.
aud b. 70 the u.d reach France our armies would
be on the march TO the reef Of our sister republic
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vs.,. OF Gen. Wool to r,arprr,. Ferry.

tA 4sao HARrERs FERRY Juno IL. 1882.
Cen Wool. accomnaaied by his aT and Mr.. Gar rs'f
President the Ialiimcr- and Ohio Raiiroad cemrany
paid hurried visit here 10 day arriving In the morning.
and leaving early in the Afternoon. Tho Gessr
thoroughly ms lected oivar Heights and the aniacen,
unirv. ard. doubt hs practical eye took in many
ositi where tateres could be planted ad
Gus v. which would most erectusly frnstiae any de-
signs Of tho enemy nnnn tLi position.
From tho feeling exhib tel by he ssonsts IN the
vicl iy Of Martirsburg and Winchester, crsti,
m y he attnchsd tn the that Jackson has agsa
been gely rein rorced; bur whie h,ve confidence in
the abb ity OF Frem.n successfully copc with Jack
so the valley. u ID believed that In the even
of his meeting with REVERSE tho rrsparaiohs which
Generals Banks anil Sigel making in the viciai'y
Winchester " u rer der any success which the rebes
may achieve but Of short DURATION
The bridge across the Pcfom.c at this point was m
pcted yesterday, and s security tested tested by the
passage Of heavy burthen train. The road b'tweer
and Winchester s beng rapidly re1aired and s
believed the government will have It's use In ew days.
thus greatly facilitating the transmission Of supplies
the army in the Valley
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FcRrR, - MONROE, June IA, 1892
General Burnside returned TO North Carolina this
morning. @&
The Rhode Island arrived to-day from Boston,
and sailed Tor ship Island. Nt
Tho weather is exceedingly hot. tf
Il is c'ntenplatsd 70 establish regular limo Of COM
munication between Norfolk and Newborn, via the
nal
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Mr.. REALS NOTE TO MRS. VAN NAME.
Changing sise Names or Forts.


HKaDlt An Kris IEpAR MgSI or kANsAs 4
H#@4 W Fokr IRsyESw,fTB, June 8, 1862. I
An u n the intention Of Tho Gene al Commanding
70 perIctuaie the memory 0f IN WIN have renasrcd
themses % infamous Traitors 20 ihsr government, II
N thor ordered that the military isst within this
department, knw as Fort Wise, shai herea ter %
known aud designated as Fort Lyon. By order of
Brir adler General j. u BLUNT.
Tpos MOONLIGHT, Captain and Assist. Adj. GeLeral
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FROM GEN. M'poWEll's DIVISION.
Reports Ot the Rebels Advancing ON
Fr--ericksburG-C ptarc Of Rebei
Atd-de. Ca mp--co'onei Wood and the
Brooklyn Fourteenth. Sc.

Frrf-efteksburS-SNpt NptSfo - Ase"''
Atd-de. de.Camp-co'onei Wood and the
Brooklyn Fourteenth. Sc.
FRrDERlcKsRrRs;, June IS, 1902.
Considerable excitement occasionsd yesterday by
the report that rshss advancing uon this CIT,
and had driven IN pick.ts. II was found that the
alarm originated IN party ~ depredators berg nred
upon by farmer. The encmy's line OF pckets f
eighteen miles distant and driven in BY our cavalry
yesterday
A day two sincs Major acv, Aid deCamp n the
rebel General Smith, and ownr OF the estate
occupied by General Mcdowell for headquarters, came
up within few miles Of Fredericksburg an
sent in for his wife srspchrs were aroused by hri
departure, and seoiti,9 larty sent upon her
track. resuitre in the capture Of Lacy. He now pro
fssses ca, anxiety u he paroled.
Colonel Wood oi The okyn Fourteenth, Is OK ectsf
join ais regiment again with ndred recruits IN
few days. The cxGherance Of ma command Upon the
recep,iop or the news in-rscrb be.
The ieges damaged by the high wnter have
been repaired, trains win the Happahannock
No ali IN rrC r
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News from the West Indies.
MOVEMENTS or THE BRITISH AND FRENCH SOFA

MOVEMENTS OF THE BklTitH AND fkENCH SQUAD
kONs.
We have ,es from Bermuda dated the sth OF June.
To Bermucian OF tho 4th instant says:--Yestcriay
agrecably 10 previous proclamation. the ,oional Par
lament was opencd. His Exce leucy Colonel Harry
st. George Vrd, Governor and Commander In HE,
in his address 70 the toincil, sad have
sccived ON his Grace the 'tary ~ sac
for the cusoniS ntimaton that her Mues
TVS government consider II dcsi able that laws
* uld be by the Legisiatuao these islands f
veslng all opnfty occ ried by tno naval
s-rvc In the LORDS Commissioners !" tho Admiralty,
and for enabling the Governor by proclamation -
hhu the sxpr tat bn from tho csony ni ms and mill
,nrv s,,sss IN cases where circnstinccs may render
such measure nscossary
THE fORElGN FLEET
From the termudan, June ~
Her Msjesty's ship Lite, tb, Captain ". FREDDY, G.
md Iavau,-lie days from tho latter place Tic L. y
quite aihy aud viii leave on Thu siay nest for D.ven-
port. Fnliand.
l,rr M,ls.,y's ship STEADY (5). Commander Henry ~
Grant arrived saturday ilom jamaica TO repair her
Her ialcsty's ship Edgar (si). captain Mcnds with
The ag hear Admiral s. d. Dacrss, d.t Havana on the
10Th "a May ior H,fa,.
The french stsain frigatc Caciqnc, Commander Don
g.vil, arrivei here Oh ruesday, ihs 27tn ult. Tho
,yiuc h ifon Vera truz. cf lb;o she left the
IA ult and has ed nj these isaLds 20 obtain sappiy
o PROV is,ous. water and uci. yelsaw lever
having appeare on board tho q. has no put w
Quarantine pe mssi y having been Obtain fom ne
Governor tn sue. Nc., which sba Is 10 want wi .
s4Ilid hsl IN d r III dI ccti u Oi r q iit h. a. A.,
The Iicn N ,incr for tile Fat q. C,ttin Hutton, II.
n sufprhitel dent az N. DOCK Var has furnished
her with water aud hy means VI lighter ami tuk
vessel being sent aons side.
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The Broadway Tragedy.

THR INTERVIEW WITH MISS VAN NAME-A LETTER
OF EXPLANATION FROM HER.
We have received the following from Miss Van
Name relative 70 the interview she had with Mr. Real
which led 70 the scene between him and his wife ap-
pears 70 have been entirely accidental hts note OF
apology 70 her shows:-
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Having noticed my name In various papers In oonDsc
tion with the late Broadway tragedy deem II duty
owe 70 my parents and myself and for the furtheranos
" Justice the facts know In relation to thc
had been 70 Newark paying visit, and was rs
turning home While talking 70 my lady friend at the
depot the deceased approached Us, whsrsupon itro
ducsd MIN 70 my friend. He procured me scat in the
cars and crossed the Jersey City ferry with
when We were accosted by She caught hold
OF ms and asked. wnAt docs this mcanf am this mans
wife The deos ssd did apologies the time
hedsny the assertion wiehng avoid anxious crowd
l icil ih.m. I had known LICENSED tour years,
but never entered into conversation with him bsip
desire yoi " oonsr.ie. ths report 70 regard % my
tho hit OF receiving letters from him,
hs hand writing until received the apology from INN
IA . cory. N. VAN NAME.
Juss Is, 1869.
MR.. REALS NOTE TO MRS. VAN NAME.
Miss vAx NAME
deem IL my duty towards you 10 explain the occur
renee OF this morning. The would be lady who accosted
us, my mo- roughly. Ia pcrson who, BY SEINE
became attached 70 me. Ny not reciprocatng the at
techment has worked her feelings NJ to partially
derngc mind, and she uld assume my name with
out shadow of q consent from mo- suppose being
taken with Of her turns this morning, and finding
out, by some other whore had gone, thought
propsr - conduct herself in the by you.
am heartl, sorry your part for the occurrence.
should have had her ar ested, bat feared you might
be copceEed but, under the ci cus ances, could not
act dm entity, wishing To rc,snt crowd Hoping you
hive not hasty opinion Of aud received nc
modification my account l remain yours, very rs
l spectruiy, PElER G. REAL. 256 broadway.
June IL, 1852.
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News fra,n Mounf Jackson.

wiytsrs1E,,, Va ,Jrne is, 1864.
A mesrerger from Mount Jackson reports all quiet IN
front of that place this morning. Tie enemy pcSe,s
b,t few in number, are about five miles beyond. All b
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News from Cumberland Ford.

mi CAMP CUMBERLAND FoRp, juno Z, 1862.
While other portions Of the federal forces engaged
In nghing, least performing daty by irvd
ing tho enQny In check, though, perhaps, ere This
roa hes you ,ne question who occupy Cunbsr
land Ga,, will have been dcci.ed.
IL Is the olnlon OF militia that the Gap II
the strongest position he'd Ivy the rebel forces.
notice many signilics nj movements This morning.
suffers getting The rear fst ssble, the
sick are beng scat back, preparations making TO
backade roads, and the sgns indicate BtUrm.n Let
Il come. We ready.
80 far 10 know AL are pleased with general
anlring energy.
Am ~ otlors who have made themselves highly USE
fl, and who may bo considered working mn Tor the
cause is Ma or William j. Marker f the Thirty third
IldAna regiment. lie Is continually the alert and
gaming Of all kuds that may prove hsLe-
fetal regarding obstacle too great 10 be overcome,
or danger great 70 be darod to accomplish his
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