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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30


LINE OFFICERS IN the UNITED STATES NA'1.
Acting .ueDants mast have served a. least SIX 10
ts limited States NAVY Acting Master or Acting Eosigns
and been mentioned Ia Official paehes for tgy merto'
Gus conduct In battle. ,., -
sue N.ters mast have served ST least three months -
,,Dr fpsiyu or Acting Masters Mate and been fsvorsoiy
recommended by their edide COMMANDING ocer whiee
recommendation be approved ~ the Flag Ohcei Oh 'ns
squadron in which they iIe serving
thrye and have seen least twelve years sea service be-
fr, he mast OF officer Those who have served -
chief mates OF merchant vessels invited to apply Tor the
position OF Ensign. - al, .,,,-
A. In, Ms.er Mates should be between the ages twenty
and thirty end have been az boo!e the mast or a. an o'
ceI aye years. r. $1,000, ,.,,,, Ma.
B,fore entering he Navy. acting Ensens and Actins M
.sr- Mates will be required 20 furnish 10 TIE navy peP
ment proof their service soossy oa s
knopelge Letters Recommendation should come lou
CAPTAINS with whom they have ai d. owner, lot sssy
have sied and insurance officers seiisheo WIZ" ' p
! les sonol character and soniety a., . - ,.. I,iv
/ &C. 1902. .o.lowsf .o-, -, an. -.,,or
ACTIN. Mgsters........... seo yer yeel e s .s,;on
Assu Eusizns... ii.vo per year Ahi ~ rs,;on
As'ins Masters Nates.... Ssopef year eh1 ~ -
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The Apnunl Commencement of Middlebury Col-
epe will be held on August 10, H. IL aud H. iso2
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WIN. GURNEY.
REGULATIONS for the Admission Of VOLUNTEER

Of the let Regiment IT, s Chas'eurs Colonel Commanding
j. /! LITTLE late OF the ,tn Regiment \. c. Adjutant.
A Drum. Major wanted.
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DR.. J. W. Poland,s
WHITE PINE
co MPOUNDt

Long time before the settlement Of North Ams.. bv Euro
cure Of " ""i'o no w sA'"
sCURvY, PUTRID FEVER
SORE THROAT.
And made wash with it for nHamed wound, and h,,,,s
french navigator while trading the Indian mos IN.
banks OF the IT Lawrence, obtained from them
OF this Of the Pine. Since that period our own
have prescribed In their practice to extent, f o,a
10 its astrngency u obtained any celebrity Til eS IL
that year Dr. j. w. POLAND then Of Gofstown Cent?.
H., brough. before the public his
While PINE COMPOUND.
The combination Of other ingredients with the Pine Bsk
80 mo ded the action Of the latter that preparation wss
produced which gained unbounded favor the peo
pe For Colds Coughs HoJseHess Sore Ihros Splitting Of
Blood aud Plimosic Affections generally. and for Kidney
Complaints likewise IL il most wonderful remedy. Tbs
number orders received from persons Who have been
by using h. Compound shows ia what gh esteem The
medicine is held by them.
It. srea, va1e as Specific for kidney Diseases fou
natey ascertaucd by person who toos for coagh tbs
cough entirey removed and sso severe inhsmmseo
of the kidneys of ten endurance. Hence II was
DISCOVERY
Since that time II has cured greet many cases OF Kidney
aud even Diabetes aud Hydr0cele
hr'erences can be seen upon large Circular, which 81
dealers have to give away.
Letters Of inquiry addressed to Dr. p at Meose, wiz b
promptly answered Advice gratis
MANUFACTURED BY
DIR. J. w. POLAND L Co.,
Melrose, Mass.
~. rs AND 30 CENTS FER BOTTLE. "A
d. 8. BARNES
No. 2n Broadway. NewYort.
General Agent.
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Howard Association, Philadelphia,

Lief Of the Sick aud Distressed afflicted with Nulen' and
Chronic Diseases and especially Diseases OF the SEXUAL
Orrsns Medical Advice gisen Gtis BY the Acting surgeon
Valuable REPORTS on SPEhMArURRhEA or SEN l,
NAL WEAKNESS. and other Diseases OF The Se9uh
Organs and on the NEW REMEDIES employed IN the III
len.ary sent in sealed leer envelopes fco Of chase AZ
ars,, b. J. sKlLLiN HOUGHION. Howard Association
No. South Ninth IT., PhusdsgtlS' Z"
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fine Gold Watch Chains
Removal Notice.

The Importers and Traders lsuIence Company has rt
moved It's Office TO NO. 100 BROADWAY, between Wa
and pinests
- Insursns against loss damage by Fire on the mos
reasonable terms Loses adjusted literally, and PAL
promptly. BENJAMIN r. hANlEKItE, PRESIDENT
FRisK ". B,LLAaD. Secretary
OkFlCE No. 100 BROADWAY.
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II VIII Ne obsorbed that III enc year we nave con
tc,ed alone ~ within ten V, -scls Of tie entire
number OF ,hil- on the Naval Register of 1861 oS
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Rally Round the Rag
ASIsiON BATTALION


LIGHT ARTiLLE f,r,xo
MAJOR i. w. WILLARD. COMGa.Nnirn'.b;. S....
This being the only artillery corps recrn'ias ~
with the special permission OF the frssdo1 noa., 49,
tuuy lor respectable yoGn, men to JOIN INC " an" us'
efficient OF the service ,f s.,v,r, thar so,r.
lew more intelligent DESTROYS OF 'nem SHus
ry can secure position, by applying at hEADoAafEhS'
and soas in accordance with the United States Army
Regulations.
Corcornn Zouayes. iih Resimsnt, Empi.e
us,,,.d. Io 4 BijRKE, Commanding. Recruits wanted
nrisaus, " commsnled by Capt w a. Tresdwe. First
TIn N Hsigh For further parscaa apply At tho
| recruiting Office, Nc. II brosd"Ay
IJ,.., Howe for sick and WOandeA
,o ntn'us Tie Board OF Directors be- leave
mnd their and the public OF the urgent nsese. OF
,Ssir cave They daily expecting large sccessons
Money Fsnne. and PLAN Cotton SHIRTS Canton Flame.
Drawers Psntaoons Slipper, and Calico Gowns are very
much needed Provons Dslicacies. Wines and Liquoss
will be thankfully received at the HOME corner o. Le6aS
ton.sv aud 5lstst. All articles sent TO the AMEkiCAH
EMPRESS COMPANY corner Of Hudson and Jay-sts, ane
Nos VA spa a2 Broadway, wiz hs ssas Tree Of charge
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OF these, all save the iron-clads aud the four
,team-ffgaies are aloat and finished
The addition Of these ves,els makes he following
difference between the Registers Of 1851 and ls6!:
1861. 1852.
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First Reaiment-Nationalv oinnteers.-This

mem: . now ORGANIZING ana n.en are wanted inmediatey g
su no Companies, Pay and ratioEs from enlistment Good
quarters a Camp Washington ;. l. ,.
Good noncommiioned officers are wanted. Headquarters
Mozart Hall No. 3lA Broadway. - ..,,
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The following ia brief summary Of the new
steamers constructed especially for the United Statel
lo,.erpuen, yjthinu the last 10 iuoalhs:

Wooden guHhoats. by contract.
Wooden grnbosts BY the observation-disclosures.
side-wA~el steamers by the Department .......R
S,eam.figltes. 1y the Deparment..............t
Iron clad gunbos.s, by contract................
Eams....................... .sssss.s'ss.ss..'
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Sncrlai y oilres.

pnbI.c No,Icc.-Dr. JOHN EIsESBERG. OF No. %
C,,onpa,e having asserted that he was Tbs year my pro
,..iona psrtn. ues state such was rot "a" case NY
bu.ue4 ion with such kseuheEg 81 avery snort
pfiod hrr my lraving NeNfork, hr Used ana Pac-
trrd As DR. Won Mos.hzesAer ill compelled nin Ic~ing
al oder, from him permit him to continue dong 20
s,,. and now hold his oblgop binding hnei nnc me
ngh,s, yenay iy II lac ever again ASSUMES OF aa'es'
tise, under my name. - ,.,, - No., A..
A Friend ia Need-T:y it.-Dr SWEETS ~
FIILIELE LINlMENr the great external remedy o. .I'
c, preusr.d from the recipe o Dr. S.ephen $40, "
the celebrated boue-s~or, whose t-ss Is
by That OF any living man ltis ceriaa qua hby1'e'e cure
for Rheumatism oou, Neusdss SplaiAs bsuisgs .s'
Wcnud. Sors Bnrns Seads illr, Luhoaso' iieduA,he'
'hi and ali uLenIsaac and Nervous Disorders. ENei-
T Innrss 4, AH sufferers should ave - tgia III. IL
ARDiDY 90 prorTi-tcri, Norwich, Conn. . -
uORGAN 4 ALLEN. Agunis. No 80 Chhst, N T.
Gold Watches OF Ali Descriptions.
Som, IN gold hantng ior ladies as 10" a. % saeh
y,rrnn,e corle,, tmekeepers, for sale by GAoitOh g.
NIEN No ais Broadway, door below CanAl-si' FOX
merly No II Walt.
Fine Gold Watch Chains
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. -. . =. =,
Wv NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES
C. C. ALLEN, No. us Broadway
Removal Notice.
The Importers and Traders lasuance Company has re
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Unjyer,jty of New.York, MedicaI Depa rtmenf.
MANUFACTURED BY
DIR. J. w. POLAND L Co.,
Meltose. Mass.

University of New DIRK, Medical Depa rtnent.
The SESSION of 1923 Will commence on OCTOBER ~
VALENTINE MOTT, ~ d., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery
MARIYN PAINE, 81 d.. Professor OF Matera hedica and
therapeutics; u. 5. BEDFORD NJ d., Professor Of Mid
wfery; JOHN w. DRAPER, NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Physiology; ALFRED G. POST, NJ d., Professor IL
Surgery w. H. VAN BUREN,. NJ d.. Professor OF Anatomy;
JOHN 4. MErCALFE, NJ D. Professor OF the Institutes
and Practice Of Medicine The Lectures arranged TO
give opportunity daily attendance tho numerous Hoo:
pitfalls and Dispenaries The Surgical Medical and Obste
cal Cinques in College conducted as heretofore Tho
Spring and Autumn Course being carried dur
present session IN the usual Letters Of inquiry
may addressed Prof DRAPER President Of the Medical
Faculty. University, New-fork
COOlcy,s Cabinet Printing Press-For the Army
and Navy aud ell 10 desire do their printing The
beat thing Send Tor circulsrs inclosins stamp
J. q. COOLEY,
Printer Warehouse, No. Spruce-st.. NJ
The Tax Dill,
NOW READY. in pamphlet OF :, pages on fne, whto
paper Beside the bill which is word for word In accordance
with original append 10 Alphabetical Reca-
pituaton OF every article be taxed by the law, and the
Of the be levied thereon. This renders -
complete and sneut a. It Is possible 10 make It,
Price postpaid : per 100 sent BY express -
per loo II by mail. Address THE TRIBUNE, New York.
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nA, s.n.nn.h - IN tariaI Reainenial COmmit.

Tee nayipz determined assist nins ae following
regiments viz: COMPOSING the Excelsior Brigade Col C9cn-
,1. Chs.els the DuTyrs Louayes, the lss scott Lie
tu.rd the ION REGIMENT Col Begdx-al persons empow'
ere, 10 recruit or the will immediately address eiheS
Of the officers Of the Committee. - =.
r. b. CONNOLLY Chm, No. 20 Beskmsn-st
n.KRY h Al. Sec'Y. No d. broadway
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The Tax Dill,
Hliiitarp Notices.

To Grocers, Farmers, Gardeners, and Markee
Men.
The Sanitary Commission Vii send vessel in few days
the SEAT Of WAR loaded with provisions TO De dsfiou-
ted gataousy to the army They particularly request con-
tributols Of on,,pr,,uu
POTATOES. DRIED and fhESbh' LII
ONIDss MEATS. -
ChNyED FRUITS Sailed or SMOKED
CANNED VEGETABLES, FISH.
PRESERVED FRUITS, PICKLES,
DRIED FRUITS. EGGS
SAUER KRAUT, BUTTER,
ORANGES, CHEESE
LEMONS DAT NEAL,
CHOCOLATE
The health OF the whole army Is suffering from monoouy
o. Diet ami the driven by natural craving ior
heaLu variety to purchase unwholesome food and drink
at exorbisut prices. -,
These aTic are net therefore needed luxures, but -
esen,. be received board the canaB
Doet Alice Beach, iyin, a. the foo. OF Dsy-st IA
HENRY W. BELLOWS Pres't
NM VI. VAN buren,, M. D.,
C. u. ACNEW. NJ D.,
WOLCOTT GIBBS. NJ. D.,
FRED LAW OLMSTED,
GEO T. STRONG,
Executive Committee.
THOMAS II. FAILE, JR.
New.York july - 1862. Superintendent N T. once.
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y.-RECEUiTs wanted up the ranks Of ths Regt-
n.n row doing i've Gr.y Newport News Va and ably
b coruu..uced by Col. ADDISON FARNSWORIH
Abeboded respectable young men cannot do better than
on the above Gallant Corp, which has seen some good
service during The Is months Bounty money sane a.
,nv Other re1iment in the field Recruiting heeequarters
Mercer ou.r corner Broome and Mercer sis New ORR
Cap,s JOS LANG L r. T. ShILLlNGLAW.
Recruiting Officers.
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A Company for tie War.-Ths Company insnsurs-
ted A, the injecting hed the l3hst Prssby Church.
on Noudav evening July 2 have fixed their hesdquarters
for the pc.eut az Jak.on Hall corner Of Geenwfch-sv
nrd Hor.iio..t Cap, ROWLAND will De IN attendance on
m TEsDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
Of tn week lie may be during business hours, | NO.
90
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Golh MnIchcs ot AN Descrlp.ions

sor, m god hanting Ion ladies a low a. > . each
y,rrnnte corre,. timekeepers, for sale by GEORGE &
II,TN. No as broadway one door below Canals, fo.'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-11
Mexico.

The lste European news contains an
item Of intelligence, exhibiting a degree OF
apparent disinterested ~benevolence on the
part of France in the affairs of unfortu-
nate Mexico, unparalleled in the history
Of modern nations. The report states
that the French Government has resolv-
cd en- the occupation of the City of Next
CO under every contingency, and next
fall every s~tategetic position of the coun-
try is to be seized on. The occupancy to
three years to allow time for the develop
ment Of the National will.
The idea of developing the national
win" At the point of French bayonets, is
qsite Napoleonic. The French Emperor
has uniformly succeeded in obtaining an
expression Of the national will" of France,
by tho same pointed arguments, SO con-
current with his own despotic will, that he
hss probably yielded to the wish of his
Castilian wife, to add Mexico, as a recov-
cred jewel. to the gems of the royal dia-
dem. The threatened protracted occupa-
ton of Mexico by French troops. is not
prompted by charitable concern for the
Aexicans. Napoleon, like some of our
Yankee farmers, wants more land, for a
liberal patrimony to his increasing family.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-11
The Union Convention.

The Undersigned, representing TIE
UNION CONVENTION which assembled in
this city on the 5th of September last,
call upon AL loyal citizens who are in
favor of the maintenance of the Govern
ment, and OF the vigorous and continued
prosecution of the war now carried on for
the suppression of the rebellion against
the Government" again to meet and ap-
point delegates to a Union Convention to
be held in this city, on Thursday, the DIST
day Of August next for the nomination
OF Candidates for the following officers:
Judge of the Supreme Court.
Secretary of State.
Attorney General.
School Commissioner.
One member of Board of Public Works.
The Convention will be composed of
the same number of delegates as consti-
tuted the Convention of last wear. and ap-
Poraoned in like manner among the sew
era counties.
Trumbull county Will be entitled to six
delegates.
We recommend that the C~elegates be
chosen by conventions in the several coun-
ties, to he held on Saturday, the 10th of
August.
The Convention will assemble at IL o.
clock, A. M.,-the place of meeting will
be hereafter designated.
GEO. NJ. PARSONS, Chm.
B. F. MARTIN, Sec'y.
Union Executive Committee.
Columbus, June I'd. 1862.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-11
CongresSiona

On the 9th inst, the House voted to
reconsider the vote by which was rejected
the bill to free the slaves of rebels. The
bill was committed to select committee
directed to report favorably. The House
has passed the bill declaring persons hold.
ing office under the rebel government in.
eligible to office in the U. S. government.
To this all the people will say amen. The
Senate has passed a resolution allowing q
premium of 81 to every recruit, and a
months pay in advanced to every volunteer.
The Senate has passed an amendment to
the tax bill, laying a tax of ten cents per
gallon on rectifed and mixed liquors.
Mr.. Summer offered another amendment !,
which was adopted taxing slaves 81 each
but no slave to be sold for taxes. Ayes
10, nays l6. On the day following its pas
sage, a motion to reconsider prevailed, Is
to Is. The Senate thus voted, in effect,
to consider slaves not taxable, as a species
of property.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-11
How Stands the Record

Our readers remember the charge made
by Mr.. Cox-the Member of Congress from
the Franklin District-against the Re
serve-cheesedom-for alleged remissness
in furnishing her portion of troops for the
war. We presume there is not a county
on the Reserve but has furnished more
troops than Cox's own county of Franklin /,
although-excepting Cuyahoga-no eoun-
ty on the Reserve has so large a popula-
ton as franklin.
The Assessors returns from Franklin
county show between eight and nine hun
dred volunteers. We put the number
from recollection of the fact as stated in
the Columbus papers a few days since
BY the Trumbull County Chronicle We
notice that the number of volunteers fur
nished by Trumbull county is l,l34 not
including the $50 just raised under the
last call.
Franklin county has a population of
SO, 373-Trumbull county of 3O,656. Cere.
Herald.
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Army Correspondence.
CAMP NEAR CoRrsrH,
(nli0htv nsdr tool Nav 26. go.

(nltghty near, too) May 70, '62.
CHRONICLE FRIENDs-Lo! now L SLEEP
gloriously within the strong lines of the
24th Ohio. Pshaw on your feather beds
straw ticks or spring mattresses. 1 ex
: pect to be solid as q rock in less than nc
time, unless some of those stray shells
the foe pops at US ever and anon-hugl
me too closely. What of a fight at Cor
NTH? Why, you know at home more
than we do here. Still, let me say-oul
crescent lines press eOntraetagy forward
the ends may meet-then Beauregard you
are a goner. He must fight or retire ere
the circle is complete.
1 took a peep at Co. F when I got here,
and had a general hand-shaking all around
The Infant looms up tall as ever, but
thin in fesh-he fought like a tiger at
Shiloh. Hello, is hat you Drake?"
Yes, back again, safe and sound"
"Hurrah, there's Lieut.. Harmon"
"Yes, John Musser, how are you? Ne
use to ask, though, l see you are all right,
but Kirt Fitch says he will give you jessie
if you don't write.
"Well, they must do the writing-We
are to do the fighting"
1 look through all the tents-see the
bold Dehass. the witty Dobbins, reliable
Lake, lively Short, Saunders. Parker, fiat
as ever) Finnegan, Miller, lever inquiries
about his friend "Yankee.") All, there
comes Spear, he has left Co. F and is in
the Regulars battery, just yonder. Allen
Long enjoying himself reading a letter
from home. Both of the Fox boys well,
as also Aaron Robbins, Hi. Patton. Lyman
Stansfeld, Quigley, Lieut.. Reynolds, Cow
an and Hickey. Went along to Co. B, to
chat With Lieut.. Brooks-not been very
strong, but now getting into shape.
Reed, Culbertson, Scott, Messer, Hull,
Burton and David Skaters son had o live
ly time skirmishing yesterday las did the
rest of the 10Th Ohio,) with a Sesh regi-
ment. The boys say it was warm and
ticklish for an hour. None of Co. C..
hurt. Capt. Opdycke Is still Acting Ma
jor of the 4lst Ohio.
Pop, pop, pop, bark how the cannon
Ire playing just off to the left a half a
mile. l start out in a hurry, expecting
to see a line OF battle formed instanter,
but a Captain says, "Oh, that's in Pope's
Division-he's licking out a regiment or
two that are accommodating. We never
bulge until they get at Is" Thinks /
that's pretty cool-twenty cannon warn
ing it up at rifle distance, and our boys
jumping, fddling, wrestling, or "arging
the pint" but l am quoted down by be-
ing told "Oh, you'll soon get used to it"
The Trumbull County boys look rough,
but they do >ir duty and nre kind and
patient with the sick and weary, bring
ing to my mind
1T matters not If bare or shod,
These feet the paths of duty trod,
Iftrom the bowers of ease they fed
To seek Affections humble shed.
These feet with Angels wings shall vie
To tread the palace in the sky"
CHAS. r. HARMON.
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From Halleck's Command.
LOUISVILLE, June 9.

ALLL. ObilO -
HALLEcK's HEADQUARTERS,
June 9th.
The Federal forces now occupy Baldwin,
Guntown, jackson and Bolivar. Railroad
repairs are progressing rapidly. The enc
my passed Guntown last night, retreating
southwark from Baldwin. 1t is estimated
that there have been %, 900 deserters since
the rebels left Corinth, mostly from Ten
nesee, Kentucky and Arkansas regiments.
All the regiments from those states passed
down closely guarded on both sides by
Mississippi and Alabama troops.
1t is believed by country people that
Beauregard can't enter Columbus with
half the troops he brought away from Cor
NTH.
The whole country east and north of
Baldwin is fnll of armed soldiers returning
from Kentucky and Tennessee.
Gen. Pope ~telegraphs from the advance
that prisoners who at first desired to be
exchanged now want to take the oath.
The enemy drove and carried of every
thing for miles around. The wealthiest
families are destitute and starving. Wo-
men and children are crying for food.
The males were forced into the army.
The enemy is reported to be suffering
greatly for want of food.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-11
From Fremont's Command.
HARRISBURG, June {

HARRISBURG, June D.
The advance guard of Gen. Fremont
reachedhere at2 o'clock this P. N. There
was no fighting during the march, Jack
son camped here last night and left thi.
morning.
A cavalry force was sent on q ~reconnoi.
sance four miles beyond the town, which
came on a large force of cavalry and in,
fantry strongly posted in the woods. Col.
Wyndham, who had pushed the reconnoi.
sance three miles further than ordered.
rashly led forward the LIST New jersey cav
airy, and was driven back by infantry in
ambush.
Col. Wyndham is a prisoner, and Capts.
Stellyne and Harris were killed or severe
ly wounded and prisoners. Capt. Charles
is missing.
All the officers bravely but vainly tried
to rally their men Capt. Janeway gal
lantly attempted a flank movement which
covered the retreat of the first battalion;
he is unhurt. The regiment lost IS in
killed, wounded and missing.
Gen. Bayard, of the Bucktail or Maine
Rifles and LIST Pennsylvania Cavalry, and
Chuseret's brigade of the 9th Ohio and 9Th
Virginia, were ordered forward to their
support, and drove the enemy from their
position, capturing their camp and some
stores with loss.
The Kane Rifles numbered lbs, and
found themselves opposed and fanked in
the woods by four regiments of infantry
and cavalry.
Before they could be Withdrawn, they
suffered severely. Lieut.. Col. Kane is Sc
verely wounded and a prisoner; Capt. Tay-
Tor was also wounded and captured; Capt.
w. F. Blanchard was wounded severely;
Lieut.. ]. j. Swain, probably killed. After
a most gallant fight the Rifles were drawn
back, with a loss of SIS killed, wounded
and missing.
The rebels brought up their artillery,
and used it with effect. Jackson is thought
to have left the road, and has either halt
ed the main column and strengthened his
rear guard, or posted his trains, which are
in confusion on the road.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-06-11
Sam Houston and Texas.

The New York Tribune of Saturday
last contains the following.
We learn through a private channel in
which we confide, that the Unionists of
Texas will soon be heard from, We I'M
derstand that their arrangements forrestor-
ing their State to the Union have beeu
quietly matured, and that they have ere
this thrown the old flag to the breeze I'M
der the lead of Gen. Sam Houston. We
cherish strong hopes that the rebels of
Texas will soon turn up missing, and that
Old Sam and Uncle Sam will have posses
sion of the State.-We await further IL
dings with lively interest.