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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03
OPERATIONS OF TIE BLOCKADING
SQUADRON.
RECENT CAPTURES or PRIZES.

MAsMIsErON. Monday, June :, itJZ
The steamers State Of Georgia and Victoria re-
Gently captured off Wilmington, North Carolina, the
ReIel steamer Nafsau formerly tie famous Goydon,
alias Theodore, loaded with a'ms.
Commodore Dupont reports 70 the Navy Depart
men,, under date of the Goth ul: that he has re-
eeiyed information that on the morning Of The date
Of his dispatch the Rebel steamer Kate was chased
on shore By the Augusta, and that the Pocahon'ai
was engaged in sheling her,
He says in HE report the prle steamer Cambria
proceeds to Philadelphia under charge of Lieu'. Geo.
T. Belknap the executive officer Of the Huron, and
20 men from that vessel. The Cambria cap
tured by the Huron on the morning Of the 2dth ut
She is from Liverpool, England, with a cargo con-
sis,ng of rifes, saltpeer, muslins, hardware, and
medicines.
Commander Mollany of the Bienville reports to
the Navy Department that on the morning of the
9th OF May he captured ana zen, TO the Port Of
New-YOrk the iron screw steamer p9tras, supposed
TO be British. The cargo consists in part Of powder,
arms, quinine, and coffee.
The steamer Stet:in, recently captured, bad az her
cargo 20 900 Of qlinine in ounce bottles, 10
tuns Of Cognac brandy, 600 bags OF coffee large
invoice of teas boxes Of shoes and general sort
men, Of dry goods making grand fetal Of 600 tqns
cargo
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,npIvpD 49, M0ypAY Evn, w. . 20
shin Ca'atrs (oi Boston,, Ne.'"
EtoNlnce ""i Portsmouth, y HI foIt"id me-
S''F .'' - S,n,n. chase 90. ,,-..t
,-' 49, l,,d Larrabee Boston dAys' IN ee1S'' " -
W "s.. Ptpee. Howe, Boston days in ballast !"
Icy ,i. sppson Boston days in ba'.es 70 nassr
wv MN tof Bos:on), Piitchard, NeweuFSpor '"Ay' :"
b.t.. - ia'fi IL ofIg,iif,vl Graham Chao.lcl0ws,
Vr, Morning Sinr Dr. OF h'llA % "'a'@'
y ~ h " DAYS. pot torr 70 master. -, 4. uo.,o,
~, Wm Mason Hatch hon1ont Goa lVs oo'o. : !
Pc 0l',,u Of Clippers Tor AocAhaft, "indsoi' d"
.. plaster to II. : Z. \. DoNoI' -, l,cs d,h TO
's.l5 "a nsr!uo Wilcox, McFa4aen, Labee days A'A
'e %,Sr May Aun Bryant Mae' days lumber 10 ''"f
Chr q v Faulkner Boston days md'e to j. T. '''''A
sbr Mary =. Burton, Ross, Aceomlc' Va corn 70 ~
scbr Maria Louisa, Cummings, Georgetown H. - "'''
ssr Susan Bar,s Boston days md'e to s W. i''""
s,b,. John o. Ireland, chs,e, Boston days. N'''
ns esl u,i,e Bray. Rondout, coal FOX Boston.
a. Fi,.yr, -. Rondout, coal ioi oo,sen' u 4 81
S,a,,ner VIRGINIA a. ;. transport, Ne~p.si1' "
18th ale .~l prisoners 20 y. D. Iompnns ,,ndrs
Sfe,,er ben Dcford ~ ). usns ooh Hi"'''
m bours IA ballast 10 y. D. tonlei o, and lse1seh
HELDM -Rsk lohn Eye hu'hei ''"'s'"
Ami DO md.e 10 T. Dnuhdn,
SAILED steamer george ieap9Iy
MIND sppss, ~ T. 'siy Ls--
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u,,e.v Bat now such ,hough's are blss'ca Kentucky
sve' he VITA, she Ia. been andto think her .d eon
don and she probable iate 81 my eao, s ,onec sS
% loved 5iuntry her former indeGendent conenen
by sac bsing my own ifei "iDsy "ouia 10 H. e'1
: IN How .ssfet 70 were to die ,"
'-''' ma RFBEL ATTACK or sICgLRs.
Errac. irom d'ted Hanover County go miles from
Eiehmondl, Afril II. 1902: ,e,I
We lave had chse after Cen s.cfes Brigade Of Union
e. lie crossed the Potomsc tboat hsen ua.es above
civ started to meet ha, hearing that coming
he thought prudence the better part Of valor and
err,ents which we nedis,ey took possession cf
TIE RETREAT TO RICHMOND.
Tho letter says I'VE lorger belong 70 the Amy CT
TIE Potomac there viii ne lighting there The YANKEES
are asia ~ our army On that He We have with Ms
20 90 men, acUGls the lowing bsades Gen. y 200 ;
brigade from Te1s. Gen. Nhtng's brsedc from Alabama
Hampton LEGION from South Carolina: Frerchs bnssde
from Tennessee Anaer.on's brigade nom Tennessee; three
OF four Iegments from Georgia and Arsa'as -.
eracker 70 into hole in the ground and live for week
Uncle Charles since Nashville has been taken, has
turned over TO the Yankees "ohoeE Wha nc VIII ~ "
IL is recsptufej.
Az INCIDENT ~ TEXAS.
letter from Marlin Fss Co. Texas speaks Of the man
er in which the treated officer who REUSED 10
cane near for,at,ing Mr. Harden and he stripes he
sweeheaIt Of nne, may Judge that was nor
OF the Committee that took ne s'iipes rom ~.
although present a, thane There were iolr .dcs
.u.s ard--el sued They net aim Oh me square hao n
called into the public drug store demanded hs stfprs aha
took them He conseni.d ard did not resist IN the ea-
could : as they lie lett anu Las not SINCE oeeh
heard off,
SAD PICTURE.
T1iract from, e;ter dated ewOTlesns, April H. looA
Mos CnEs AMI: VIII the long life never end
Wesry oil siehing-wesIy Of dreaming ny nEnt and
veep by day for my husband On non DaH 10" D,,G
In this world win be kindi In the TOMB WIZ the
true God forgive the brothers who IN he dtk hGn1 oi IN
worlds life sought each Others bloodl spneI Is desh
couiuc Zach crash of tn. iron below the cry stes
widow ehiIdes' mother ! would 'litt sno ny
80 - g., -, ,,ar..t ADA.
MRS. HODGES BLOWING
Extract from : Letter dated New Orleans. April p:
Mrs. Hocge l. still blowing Tor the north
She saws she don't care If tho lsnees would come here
she saws thew oud burt her. She makes me SO mfd
sometimes that could ap her lou must not hink
lars because n you viii come down here and near hei
~ YOU v oud say the thing am afsii that VIII
nave TO 20 before the authorities OF the cry on her account
S g 70 taking Sam soy the other dsy and be ted one
of the Independent vigilance Committee thsl knew most
about her because hsd boarded with her viii be turned
ont Of the hou.. IL report herr but don't care, II car
serve NY country '"
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Other arcLways, in various stages Of progress, are
not included IN Tie above.
Tie action OF the Aldermen, To request the Mayor
To make au effort 20 secure the more PROMPT pa, %
ment oil volunteers from this city now at thu feit Of
war was ton,urred in; also making The Siadfs Il .
ting Corporation paper.i
TIE resolution Of the Aldermen to tender Thurow
Weed the fosriialit-s OF the city led to a loreg Be-
bate, Nc. Lent lRep.l opposing the proposition and
ntsste. HOGAN Barney, anu Jones, Dem, fayorug
it. IL was .iually adopted
The Special Committee appointed TO inquire into
the oi.crences "a tbe Infants Home between the
Aotb-tasen D.slensary and the Association for
the liehet of Wounded Soldiers made 4 report eX-
onera'ing tne Dialensary Directors from the charge
Oh ,nconmoding The ladies of the Hospital, and
againrt inc proposition 70 remove the DisVensary
from the building.
ine helei Ordinance, approprating SJOo,oJO Tor
mo families OF volunteers, was hen considered and
adopted. As there were eeveral amendments,
though imnatorlal, they will necessitdtc q further
consideration Of tho subject by the Board of Alder
men.
The Board adjourned TO Monday next, after a ses-
sion oi nearly lolr hours.
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XXXNllTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, june 2, 1869.

NENATE.--- W =
Messrs. SHERMAN lR-p., o. and WILMOT
REP, Pa presented petitions for The enlargement
OF the OsyegO and Erie Canals and Locks, so ne to
provide for the passage OF gunboats.
Mr.. SUMNER Rep, Mas offered a resolution
calling on the Secretary Of War Tor copies OF gen
eral orders of the Department 10 the Provisiona,
Governors of Tennessee and North Carolina, and
copi,s Of any instructions given to them. lie re-
fesred 10 the course OF Gov Stanley IN reference 70
the closing the schools there Tor s!aves lie sain
he Senate ought 10 know what Instructions had
Teen given BIZ which any mau in The name OF the
Tinted S,a.ea undertakes 10 close colored schools.
Jefferson once said that in certain contest every
attribute Of the Almighty wonld be ngalnrt us ana
ii we undertake 70 carry OF he war IN this manner,
certainly that would be he care now:
On motion Of Mr.. DOOLl ILL KEEP, WEI, 'le
LII for the collection Of direct taxes IN inslirrectIon'
ary districts, which was returned from 'hc houso
with amendments, was taken up. -
Tire amendments were all agreed 10 except one.
Mr.. WILSON Rep, Mas sent TO the Clerks
desk the dispatches from Gems. Halleck ana rope,
which were read. Iii,
tba, lie Committee on Puhc Lands inquire into tle
cxnediepcy of reporting bill 10 oonAstaie pubhc
lands Of Texas. Adopted. :,
Ibe bill prescribing additional OATH to Grand
ard Petit jnrore In tie UriIed States Courts was
,gken M and discussed TN O'clock when the Tax
bill WIS taken up.
Mr. SHERMAN Rep, Ohio offered an amsnd.
meui providing ior Tax OF 10 cvnis iSs gallon on All
whisly On hand and held for sale on the JOth OF
Jnrc, 1862 He argued tha, there had been great
stock of whlsky laid in in anticipation Of the tax,
and there would be DO revenue on tie manufacture
for rome time and ihus the tax would only allow
he Government TO sAare in the profits OF specuia-
tOrs. -
Messrs. SIMMONS and McDOUGALL were op-
posed to the principles OF tie bill.
After further discussion the amendment was re-
iecied Yeas, l6; Nayr, "a.
: Mr SALISBURY Dem, Del. offered nn amend
ment ~ "A new section. that no money arising from
taxes impost- and excise, IN the bill, shall be tp'
plsd or expended for tn support and maintenance
offugilive slaves and free negroes.
Rejected Yeas, iMeesrs. Davis, Neernith,
Pow ell Ssulsbury, and Stark. Nays, 81
An amendment was adopted raising the Iny Of
10 = per day and assistant Asessors to u
per day. -
At quarter pas, ), Mr.. McDOuGALL moved to
adjourn. Rejected. Yeas, lMossis Chandler,
Harm, McD0ugall, Simmons. Sumner, Tunbull
Wade, WilmOt,. Nays. u.
The bill was then reported TO the Senate. Add
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.- youTREss moNgOE.

r..,., Meetings n, Norfolk "nd 'Sf'>'
- IT., EareiGcasions ac PIG E'oint
utoyn Up-ReeoEnoiss""co rs
WHY sbe geseis Attached 'Ac~
""' ForrnEss MoSsog. Jrne !, :
VIA Baipmore. Monday. June z, iSS-''
The Union meeting held at NoiioiN ias' h'5"' wac
. y.rv .pirited affair. The meeting "as go' up ~
.ho,t notice in consequence OF The presence o. '"'
49,, :, GOO. a comple.e success. Some eJO people
were present. -, :,
The projected new Union newspaper VIII DC
-,o,.ad ,h;s week and more extensive Union DEM
opstiation will shorty be made
There was also a Uuion meeting az fortsmou' II
Lar, night, attended by l,2UO pers"'is- Pa'iio'ie
.neeebes were made and much enthusiasm mani
Tested.
The s,inboat Dragon came down james RIVER ias'
evening. She brought down no news Of moment'
except he capture Of large lot Of forage and sno-
sistence stores at Slndy Point.
The ennboat Southiield sniy ed this morning IRON
Gen. Bnrnsides Department, having come ''''"s"
the canal She brings no news OF interest,"
The Notifications Of Pig Point were blown W TO-
dsy by the NAVY. together with the Rebel BARRACKS
IN the vicinity. NV,
. ,oco,,no;ssapce IN force wac made 10 Wnton,
N. c., yesterday, BY Gen. Vieie' Inc Iesu'' LIDS NO.
yet been learned
According 10 tie statement Of pl1soAefS '''"3n'
down by the White House boat this afternoon me
object of the enemys attack on our left wing yes'er
dav was to reach the river, and nus cut OIL our ms
of communication. Ihis was the purpor! OF the al
dress to the uoops before leaving Richmond yester
day morning.
The Brush gunboat Racer arrived from oil Char
lesion this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03
BOARD OF COUNCILNEN.

The Board met Inst evening, tho President, Mr.
PISKSEY, in the chair.
Resolutions were adopted that the Controller pay
for the removal OF the Ninth avenue Railroad tracks,
in case the Company themselves refuse to remove
them; com, lmeDtary TO Me,srs. Stevenson and Bah
cock who have gore to the war, and requesting the
Commissioners OF Charities and Correction TO report
what accommodations they can furnish FOR sick and
wounded soldiers.
His Honor the Mayor Transmitted the following
message:
MAYORS OPYiCs. NEw.YoRK, June 2, 1862.
To ne Hrn the Common Council
(FSrLKsXS feel that Is due 20 international courtesy
.srscisy the authorities oi opos Of the Amer
csu tuiinent should permit the present brief
ys. Of frm Of Spsin 20 city 10 without some
marx II our appreciation Of his rIeseLce.
,en prn undo. stood 20 be OF the principal public
men OF hi country. bis influence. inoruej has a.-
WAYS pesu eyerted the liberal side q political questions
extend 10 Him must 10, 5e understood
any sp the of hts Government In organizing
sad ending Mexico the Spanish expedition which has been
recently recalled.
Any " founded objections may have 70 the policy OF
Gor Trims Government Ia this respect; shold not be a.
lowed to interfere vita duty Of c1urtey 90 distinguished
visitor. hEORuE Ofbt M, Mayor
Messrs. Brice, Keech, and Ryan were appointed Il
Specrl Committee 20 tender 10 Gen. Prim the hos
paies of the city.
An appropriation of $4,000 was voted 10 COM
lere The new Court-lIouse for the Fourth District
Police Court.
The Central Park Commissioners report the iol-
lowing to have been the cost Of tho bridges, &C.,
completed in the Central Park, NJ 10 April Is:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

GRy. PRIM At THE NAvY-YaRD.-Gen. Prm
visited the Brooklyn Nayy-Yard yesterday at /
o'clock p. M, and was received with full military
honors detachment Of 100 United States marines
all the officers of the Navy-Yard and Marine Bar
racks in full uniform, received him at the Lyceum.
where Commodore Panldng introduced him TO the
representatives OF orr Navy. The General was
shown through the various departments Of tie Yard,
inspected the process Of iron plating on the steam
figate Roanoke, and expressed himsolf somewhat
surprised ut tue rpidty with which Americans get
up - iron cladi" lie then went on board the re-
cciying-shp North Carolina, the Captain Of which
Commodore Mgade-is a countryman Of the General.
The interview between them WIS of the mos, cor
dial character. The party adjourned to the ward
Dom Of the North" where refreshments We're
provided. IN Interchange Of the most friendly sell
umeuts Ok place between the distinguished Spar-
iards and onr officers, Gen. Prm frequently assuring
the latter Of The desire Of her Catholic Majesty 10
retain tie most amcable relations with the Govern.
mcnt OF the Uui,ed States. After IL careful scrutiny
If iLe novelties in the Nayy-iard, Gen. Prm re-
turned to the city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

GEN BUTTERFIELD.-Gen. Butterfeld was at the
head of bic brigade and in the hekest Of the danger
during the brilliant and successful action at Hanover
CourtIIouse. He is the son Of Mr. John Butterheld
of the American Express and Overland Mail CON-
panies, and was himself Superintendent Of the former
Tor several years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

TIE Troy RELIEF CoMaIrrEE.-The Troy Re-
lief Committee met ut the Chamber Of Commerce
Yesterday, Thomas Iileston, esq., presiding. The
lion. b. +. Manerre reported that the Fire Insur-
sncs Companies mad been seen, and thai owing TO
their recent heavy losses they declined to contribute
to the fund. Mr. Williams, Treasurer, reported
having received 49, $50 since the Goth ut., the total
amount collected being 81, 422 06.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LIQUOR
L.w.-On Sunday the police Of the Fifth Precinct
arrested twelve rumsellers on the charge Of selling
Iiquor in violation Of the Sunday Liquor law. They
were taken before Justice Brennan yesterday, and
held TO bail in the sum of 800 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03
INV Punk.
Neg York Ya,ds- --BrSiyn Yasd.--

Totai,...26a,l a.s49 i4o2l 1884 j94ao 9,if
TorhL Old AND NV. Clear SIS; last month, 49, TINS
io7 Mes S70a2 last month. 80 1895 this date
lss year as Thin Mess 1889 last month. Gi, his date
year 97 Prime Mess 1855 last months $50 this date sst
yes 4s9 Flank 81 month"; 40 this date last 80
Prime 8gs las. month $50; this date last 2o5'o
Rumps las, onth $685. this date last 500 Refuse
Mess 49, last month COO, this date last year, III Refuse
Prime t35 las, month OIL this date last year 49, OTHER
Refuse 1870; las, month, go this date last year, 5Vo
tnins pctcd 500 last month. 81 this date last year
II Tosss-l5J as last month, SS0ss this date ss year.
20 $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

Tie Womsns Central Association OF Relief for the
Army deo TO Acknowledge receipt o. the following coni
Duti.ut.
From, he Union Defense Committee = 900; from friend
Of the Union, T2l. fou. colofcd 80 ccuts ou h.
d. through bl.s k 2 nom IsT ord Solisfs al Soc,ty
e 100 from " = Nctmorc, 100; from Mas D. a. Nav
BIOS rom }. H. fsruui j., = % fom linud, hl isrl
Ne. smpf'n ~ ironl RIA W hite r.l ifcm Manl.s
T.. T., sot'fy Of hrlr tti; from T. T. u ., from Ma.
Jonathan hlc ai1i f-Jm Carmel Relief Society. - %.
rom Laiirs Society, Havana, ~ ", 80 s2i TON &. a.
ilayens 20; hon Ms }. II Cooper. 4i0 tom A, J. t.
hiung. -2o %. ifon Esg- biotters lhtca to. from
mon Docts, COMMITTEE. lOun, Dm Thomas Mcaiulin
30 UONAED POTTER Treasurer
Acio- York, Mpy 81, 1907
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

INSPIRING Our oF TIE FIRE Zouavrs.-Yes-
teflay, the LIST Regiment Fire Zousves were mus
tered oui Of he service on Governors Island. They
will be paid rome day ths week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

TQ'aIs......I,l1 wv " =, ~ =. ,,cr,h
T8rAL OiD .xp SFw-6sracked Ness. lGNli s,t ,oh.s.
p6 this date ast yesr o. $685. Repe'ked Chc"eo 90, -
lac, month 22i this date last year ltS haIos' nei o
la.t month -. THIS date ast year. lii refuse VS. a.,
iIon,h IO tiit c.r lat y,.g .1J Refuse Pnme s.
month . th. dae last year. oiaer heasI C. =, ssI
month $50. this dafe art year lu5 lc,. '. n, LIsss
la, mouth us1; this date last year. so1 .1e" ntry
,g3. a.t month -. ths daie Ia. year -,sl "a In
Prime ais: las month ~ tis dlte h't yea - s9i
t,s 80 a., month 2f this dlie 80
Tit..ps,.cd hbls s65-; last NORTH ~ ~ ~ Sss is.t
ys,r p25, Totas-2i,sl0, last MONTH -''''' '"' "-'
In addition to above there ere 1870 bile Beef 'H'
nm. ~. I'M Nnrl. fnr NnYeInmeni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

A FATAL MIsrAKE.-Yester6ay, Colon Carlo, an
Italian 81 years sge poisoned at his residence, No -
Batter street spp-srs tnst deceased thinking be was tax.
log dose OF salts up two absspoooius Of o1ahc scid
H. some warm water ard .waowedi, and inst immedAey
upon taxing the mixture no began 70 suer intense insrnsf
burning pain e was once conveyed 10 the New iork
Hospital where ne died imne isely AFTER being admitted IL
not whether deceased procured the acid rom
drugist WHETHER he took in mistake himself Coroner
Kalney will inyestisa ate the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

YELLOW FEVER IN TIE HARBoR.-Ihe Commis-
souers OF Health met at the Mayor Office yesterday
In reference to the Spanish steamer Don Antonio
UToa, now lying in the harbor the following resoiu"
ton WIS adopted
f,d Ths. in consequence Of yellow fever having been
on board the spanish vessel Don Antonio Uuos the
Officer be permit he ship TO approach nearer
than three niles the ci aud that no Do
lowed een tho vessel and the city, except such onci ID
t.rcourse "a NAV be ne cessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03
THE EASTERN GuIF SQUADRON.

Since the dvsiou of the Gnlf Squadron into two
portions. ,king this place the headquarters OF the
Eastern Division much bIs been done 10 break up
The traffic between the Atlantic seaboard and the
Iahamas also between the Gulf ports and Coast OF
Cuba.
Flag Officer Mexican has been much embarrassed
by not having the proper vessels for cruising, those
be has had being mostly sailing vessels and steame
needing extensive repairs, consequently having but
little speed Much good, however, has been done,
Notwithstanding the inferioriiy Of the vessels.
Had two vessels, swift steamers, been cruising
between the Florida reefs and coa,t Of Cuba, aud
two Others to the northward If the Bahama Banks,
during the past Winter, more than bali the vessels
that have reached Havana and Nassau in safety
loaded with cotton would have been cent 10 this por
for Condemnation and sale.
No lees than four large steamers and number Of
ealing vessels have been captured eince the estab-
li-hrBent Of the eastern squadron, many Of them
loaded with arms and munitions Of war Tor the
enemy. The importance Of these captures cannot
be oyeres mated, for not only have the arms been
kept from the enemy, but they will answer very
well for our own purposes.
We have now three very smart steamers cruising
ana may in few days, have more prize cases TO
record, that Ia if any ports remain in possession Of
the enemy that vessels CAN escape from.
hey West Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

Tut BRooKtYa FERRY tOAPANY ,ND A. EVAN
CHILD day a',ernoun Jarc- a. Gnnbe who reyfe.
ruicI that hc ld.h k.anseHt va. arrested on /.
charge 81 Attempting 10 ob the The money drawer the Ferry
Master ct a." Fohon reD. lie va tkon before Justice
Connolly snd COMMITTED, IN default VI 500 bail
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NAVAL.
pIPARTIRE or 4. =. sRAMEN AND MARINES
FOR TIL. PACIFIC COAST.

A detachment Of United States narines and sea-
men LEFT tie Brooklyn Nayy-Yard, yesterday, for
the Pacific squad9n, where they are to relieve the
old ships company Of the United States steam
frigaie Sarxnac, now ont the full period of their
terms Of service. The Sarsnac Ia second. class
-teamfrigate $40 tuns burden, carries lime guns,
aud about 20J men.
Commodore Montgomery took charge of the Bos-
ton Maryland yesterday, the Washington eporters
ldelphla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

Annie 8 from Piaile Home. lh X Atucsy, says. Wa
laa Dargld, cfcfy Aact, md misery has stslkcd 10 T.
se have thought that brave and patriotic bf''s''
ard strong would from out toe runs ora poi ici
me ono more g0Ii1u, than h,ayens so sbo
upoa. and tha. ryolg1ns chaotic cloud should uA
mtiE l. bs word it, sh!cf tHei would " tue tsI oil
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-14

RIVER ITEMS.

Ax1ryED, Wednesday,, August -.
KATE CAssEL, Davis, Keokuk.
JAMES MANS, Pierce, Dubuque.
D8PARTED.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
KATE CAssEL, Davis, Keokuk.
Rock ISLAND, Robinson, Clinton.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The U. 8. mail packet James Means, Captsin
Pierce, will depart for Dubuque and intssmsdiste
landings this morning at Z o'clock. sa ..-
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Whip
pie, Captain Morrison. will depart for Fort Asdi-
son and I'll intermediate landings ct o'clock this
morning. M
The Northern Line pa,kst Penbina, Captain
Hill, viii leave for St. Louis and way points To-
day
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-14

RARE CHANCE.-Mr. CHAMPION offers
for sale tho large frame building corner Cf
Brady and Second streets, occupied by Todd,
and the one next adjoining on Second ct. The
property lie in excellent condition, and great
bargain Is offered
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-14

New RECRUITiN6 OFFICE.-J. u.
Leake. Esq., an Caas. Altman. have opened a
new recruiting Office 10 Wsshburn's old Iron
store, opposite ,he Le Claire House. Fall in,
men, and enlist for the war.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-14
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Daily Report.

OFFICE OF THE DsA. i Nsws,l
Wednesday Eve, August Is. J
Prices remain unchanged, and business very
light.
FLouR--We quote at $4.6025.0o.
WHEAr-No. /, to prime 75@S2c.
BARLIY.-45l5oc prime; 55c.
CoRx-l4@l6c.
OArs--l3@22c. Receipts ITO bu.
WOoL-30145c.