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DIED.

BOGTART-!n this city suddenly on Saturday July IL
Urtsr Boeeart sister Of Col Joseph boseat decreased,
CEoFION~I This city Friday Juy II. Mary Croton,
q native of Mutyarnh,n, County Westnieath Ireland
ci'0SEYCIn this CITY, on Friday morpn. July H. Msry,
widow If David Clo,ey native OF Caetownroech County
Cork ireland. aged :, years
Cs,if "a IA and Ottawa Canada, papers please copy.
DE HARTOn Sunday July 49, Cap, Henry v. DeHart. Of
tine 5b Regiment OF United Staes Artillery, a,ed2 years
The funeral viii take place OIL Tuesday 18Th lust O'Clock
D. "a from the residence OF Mira Miller, Bay Ridge, Long
Island
DIPRKS-In this city, Friday morning July IL, Anton
Dirrke, in the 31th year of his age.
HOPA lNSIn this city Oh Friday afternoon, July H. Caha
rins Ann, wife Of james a. 7. Hopkins
UAMILTON-lu Brooklyn FRIDAY. Jnly IL, Of consump
ton Samuel second OF John aud Ellen Hamilton, aged
10 years
Belfl.t Corninc, Ireland papers please copy.
HOYT-ln Newbursh on Satulsy July II. William II
Hoyt OF the City OF Eew In the 48h year Of his ase
KFNEfICK--n th. city, Daniel kenehck Of lingering
Illness the Doth his native OF Cloyne County
Cors Ireland and uncle the Right Rev. Bishop Qanlan
OF Mobile, Ala.
KEENAN-Kied in battle Richmond Va. while val
lirnty fighting r the preservation OF the Union ana t
Constitution OF tho United s,es James son 81 iiigh ana
Cahsrn- Keenan, native of the Parish OF hisher for'
sIcr couit County Farmansgh, Ireland aged }! years
Enui,kiien papers please copy
McLOUGHLIN-lu Brooklyn Sunday. July 10. DonlnicA
McIou. hlin age 81 yrafs. months and days -,
The r.. t,y,s aud friends pecnlly invited TO stehu
The funeral from his lste residence No. y tlsnc s'iee''
Brookl,n this Mondiy, lam afternoon at ~ oo'"e"'
Iulv
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youngest daughter Of Nichols and Msrsrs Messbsr assd
6weeks
MEYER-At Hoboken, Saturday, july IL Lfxxy only
daughter of Simon and Pstrosea yss as,d mouths I'D
8daya
McCORMICK-In thi. city Saturday. July u. after
snort ssd painful Illness Jane Ann Mccormick wife Of
Thomas Mcdonnell
MAGUIRE-ln Brooklyn Saturday, July H. aier hon
but Illness bary Mcguire in the 2lst yssr her aes
POWELL-Iu Jersey City ~ j. Saturday morning. Juty
u, William Powell, In the s2i year Of bis age.
RYAN-A. ST ViDcents Hospital West Eleventh strss1
William Ryan, me nber Of the Fire Zousves.
sTOREROu Saturday July ~ Lo1i.s Burit', wifi. Of A.
Der. StoIer and daughter OF the late Wskeuan Busrt
The relatives and friends Of the fs' respectfully invited
~ attend her funeral Tuesday afternoon a. O'Clock
FROM her late residences. No. East Thiyecond Stress
wibsut further invitation.
sCHLUTER-In this city, Saturday. July IL. Hermann
schluer only Of c. T. sctuter and c. Scha,eF born
Sizzling.
ToBIas-On Sunday, Jaly 49, simpton Tobias aged %
His friends end those of hs father. Dr. $. Tobias arc
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this DAY onday,
at O'Clock, from No. 5 Perry street.
rOPPln this city, Friday July II. Claus Henry Topp.
infant SON Of Henry aad Anne iolp.
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calling upon the President for copies Of correspond
ence showing the condition of foreign relations.
Tie reply through the State Department is thai the
business there lie go pressing and tie documents SO
volannons they cannot be prepared before the close
OF the session; but if the proper exgenccs demand
it, they will be published daring the ensuing
Of Congress.
THE TERM OF THE NEW VOLUNTEERS.
II is understood an order is about being issued
reducing the term Of enlistment for the additional
100000 volunteers from three years TO one year.
The object Of this is to secure large number Of men
who would not enlist for the longer, but would
readily do 20 for the shorter period Besides, the
calculation is the Rebellion will be crushed in les,
than one year. To Gov. Curtin Of Pennsylvania
this change is greatly due.
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sprang up before the reading, which was continued
after it, and participated in by Messrs DIN OF New
York, Cofax of Indiana, Speaker Grow, and others,
on the one side, and Messrs. Bingham, Thad.
Stevens, and Sergeant Of California, and others, on
the other side. The former argued in favor Of and
the latter against, the substitution of the following
resolution, presented by Mr. Cofax, in place Of the
address:
Pered That hold to be the duty Of all loyal to
by Union In this hour Of its rato unite their
and hands ia and patriotic efforts for its main
syainst those who IN Against Ito sustain
hi Admins ration their most energetic efforts for the
prosecution Of the war and the preservation o. the Union
against enemies a. home sbrodto punish traitors and
TREASON will fitting severity and 20 crush the present
wicked md csuseess Rebellion flag Of disunion sha
ever again be raised any portion Of the Republc that
to TINS end We invite the coopt ration Of all who love
country In the erdesyor reknde throD shout all tine
States such FIRE shall utterly consume all who stEke az
the Union Of fathers and ell who synpsthze with their
treason, paiiais their quit.
After long discussion this resolution was sub
stued for the address, which u.s. in substance, de-
feDse of the war measures passed by the present
Congress- and an argument to show that the fathers
of the Republic held doctrines and that the Constltu
ton contains provisions by which these measures
are amply justified from all points of view.
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WAR MELTING IN SPRINGFIELD, MASS

Another rousirg war meeting WAS held In this city
la.t evening. TIE C,ty Hall was crowded to over
flowing, over 5000 citizens being present, and the
gIcatest enthusiasm prevailed. Spirited addresses
were made by Judge Cnupuau OF this city, Col.
Bullock OF Worcester. Hugh Donney, and otbers.
81, 900 was subscribed by few wealthy citizens,
for the purpose Of inducing enlismen's, and tie
emoaut Will be largely increased. so Isl be gwen
to every volunteer om this city, IN addition to the
Government bounty and the State aid. The neigh
horlg town Of Weslled pay "A bounty OF Sl0O.
Several Of our wealthy citizens have pledged their
last dola, 10 carry on the war to successful ternin-
aoa, and oil classes are pnting their shoulders to
lie wheel in real earaesi. The full quota IRON this
vicinity will be raised for the war, aud more If nee,s-
safv.
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ARRIVAL HERE OF THE FIRST VESSEL
CAPTURED BY REBEL PIRATES.

The barkenr;ue Ocenn Eagle, Of Rochlsnd, Capt.
Luce, arrived a, this port yesterday from New-Of-
leans. She wss one of the fist vessels captured by
the Rebel pirates the Confederate steamer Calhoun
having taken her while on her voyage from Boston
to the West indies, and carried her into New-Or-
l.nps where the Captain Luce Was released, and
the first officer with the imprisoned. Suisse
quently Capt. Luce joined the steamship Ocean
Queen as lrst officer and soon after the c"Ftrre OF
New -Orean,, discovered lis vessel among those not
destroyed. lie presented bis Claims, (he being own
er,) ana the vessel was immediately given up to
bin. She was then repaired, chartered, snd brings
the following cargo
50 Ibid. sugar w H. g Smith, 20 do. do 90 bbls mo.as
90. - : Tfole Co.; ii3 hhdf. spoioTd, Tcston *
CO.. 80 do, BfandoD Pope: IL do NJ Nugont - do, j.
Brrs.r; 20 bbis do Robert Williams; 7i do do sekon
.sbury; l2g nhds do. +. Aox.ndre son. 10 nbis tur
penne .jchlefun bro. 90 Is hid sugar to order.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, July II. 1862.
The Richmond Dispatca OF the IN and 9th inst.
vas received This morning by The Amer1caA.
Tie Dlspnteh admits that Gen. Mcclellan hSs St
cured the safety of his army in most mastery ina'
per. The number OF Union prisoners IL stated "
Loo who are confined in the tobacco wSreiouT's'
The following names OF wounded Union ohesfS
are gwen: ,,.,.,,.
Cant C. A Noodwo a., - Nr~-lon
Lieut. {. A. jones. let Sharp SLogei'
Cut CHARLES Boetcle, 7th New-l ora
Lieut. Jane. brown, bld fennsyVaiA
Cepi John Pollard. 5tn Michigan.
Li.ut Ste nea Long, 9Th S-~-iofk
David Prince Brigade Surgeon.
Lieut., Robe; Allen, L. >. Cavalry
Pfesdent jeff DAVIS has issued An address 70 tnc
Rebel army, SAYING that although they were eo"'i''
erably outuumbsred by the enemy they nave "'H
i. great and rloriou. victory
i ,saad l..a balho was EXPECTED W 10 4"eSoA'
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The Republican Congressional
Meeting.

''''- WASHINGTON, July 49, 1862.
AT the adjourned meeting Of Republican Members
of Congress, held last evening some seventy Repre-
senta,ives we're present. DR.. Sherman Of New
Yor, presided, and s. C. Fessenden of Maine acted
a. SECRETARY. The Senate being In se''ion at the
time but few Senators were present at tins meeting
The address, prepared by Mr.. Bingham of Ohio,
and signed by all the members OF the CoulniitIee np-
pointed at the prev'o-F meeting, excepting SENATOR
howard Vi Michigan, was read. ciseusslou
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EXTENSIVE FIRE AMONG THE BARGrs AT THE
Foor OF JAY SrREEr.-Yesterday morning, about
9. o'clock Il disastrous fire took place among the
prodnce barges at Pier No. "a, foot Of Jay street.
North River, by which property, consisting OF boats
and cargoes of produce to the value OF S63 800 was
destroyed. ,,
II aopears that at the time named Tbos. Wilkes
PAINTER residing at No. 3l5 Yves! Thirty first street
was OF work on board the barge Columbia County,
living at Pier No. 81, foot of Jay street; that ne
went into the hold with lantern tor the purpose OF
procuring some beuzine to mix with his pant, aud
that While he was tipping the barrel over to polr ~
into The pantp0t several drops OF the benzibe we're
spatered Jon the lamp, ana ~ trice the hoid Was
in a sheet Of fame. Wilkes band was burned
very sew, rely, and he had very narrow escape Oh
bis hle.
Two other men who were on board the barge IN
order TO save Themselves Jumped overheard end got
into smsll boat. In about two minutes the whole
Of the barge was enveloped in flames, and she was
burned to the waters edle and sunk. Inc ponce
were exceedingly active III their efforts 10 save tne
property, but the safe and the books went down
Win the hull. The flames Immediately COMMUNE
Gated with the barge Oregon which was iyiDgg
alor .side; also with the barge Mayt0wer, wnich
was wing on the opposite SIDE OF the pier both OF
which were burned down 10 the waters edge
The barge independence, lying a. the buikhead
of the pier between jay and Harrison streets, and
the schooner James 4. Brady also took fire and
were burned down To the wsiers edge. The canal
boats n. Campbell and Jaybird also took hire, lnd
were not extlnguished till tie cabins and cargoes
were destroyed.
The follVwiog is a statement OF the losses, az
nearly no couId be ascertained:
Ile barge Columbia County was owned oy Power
and Bogardus, OF Hudson, and was valued al
80 900; the produce on board was valued at sl,UOo
The Oregon was the property OF Haviiand, CLARK
e. Co. of Hudson; loss on barge and produce,
$1,000,
The barge Mayhower was owned BY Fulton q
Bedaaih Of TaIry towL; loss 80, UoV; insured LOT
$1,000 ,
The barge Independence was owned By Wiaahs
g. Morrison New-York; lose 81, 900.
TIE scnooner James L. Brady belonged TO l..
Houkns & Co; loss on vessel, $1,000; on cargo,
$500; both insured.
Tie loss on the canal-boats n Campbell and Jay
bird was $4,000.
The steamboa's Armenia and James w. Baldwin,
the barges Rip Van Wnkle, Cromwell Casti,ton,
and tho new schooner Mary ). Iibbets we're towed
out into The stream by the United States revenue
steamer and the police steamboat.
Tie Poice steamboat did good service III playing
wafer on the burnn. vessels.
Owing 70 the praiseworthy efforts OF Officers Fay
Tor and Eober. Brown OF the Filth Precinct, The
schooner Mary :. Iibbetts was prevented taking
fire.
Capt Petty and large force of police from the
various lower precincts were present, and preserved
gC9d order.
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Duslness Notlres.
TIE TAX BILL,

4 liz Ian Dill,
Now READY IN pile: of 81 pages foe white paper
Beside the bill which is word for word 20 ordance win
the gua text append to it Alphabetical RecAPnIi
ton OF ever article b. taxed by the law AID the amount
of the tax t. be levied This renders 1t ss complete
aud con, eaient as i. is possible to make t.
Price ceuts POSTPAID; = per 100 If sent b. express 10
per 100 II b, mail Address TBg TaiBuSE, h.~-iors
READER, you can nave al enduring. always
ready and reliable OoiD Pm exactly adapted to you hsna
sud s, writing, which viii do your writing Vastyeheap
o. hn Stee Pens. If you wantt, The Zen Is shsie
tan the sword" in another column.
At JEFFERss, No. 573 Broadway Ladies
Elastic Doors. Si SO, vi 80 and -; BaLsoHALs -,
81 -, and 81 81. c,n,-,
Cent hnt Snogs aud SLIPPERS Youths and Childrers
yANoNIIs SuORs and CATERS In great variety, et low
prices. JHFPKhs, No. SO Broadway.
DIR. SCnENCK will be in Boston at the Mari
boro' Hotel on TUESDAY, "WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY, the
18Th 10th aud 18th Of July, instant.
TAKE NOTlCE.-DR. SCHENCh VIII hereafter
be IN New York every MoSDAy fom IL a M TO p. m.
III, roo rae al- At no. % Bond-st.
WHEELER x WILSON MANUFACTURING
CoNPASi Sewing Mschne, with Important Improvements
Oficr 40. JvJ broadway.
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WAR MEETiYG IN PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Me, July Is, lSt2
An enthusiastic meeting vas held 10 the Cry
Hall. last evening, to promote enlistmente. Ad'
dresses we're made by Con- Howard AMI cthers
Resolutions expressing confidence in Gen. McC.el-
Ln, and recommending the city government to pay
a bounty for volunteers were adopted
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morning, but the reporters were shut out from the
lines, and nothing could be learned.
Tie Petersburg Erpress of Monday says that
from 5000 TO 90 1000 re-enforcements had reached
Gen. Mcclellan, and that the james River was
almost bridged with transports.
Richmond papers announce the death OF D. h
Teft. Cashier of the Sta,e Bank Of Georgia.
Gen. Humphrey Marshall has esiened his comms-
sion in the Rebel army, aud his brigade has been
turned over to Gen. Williams.
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DEArR OF LIEUT.. HILL.-Lieut Edward Bayard
Hill Of the let Regular Artillery, son of the late
Nicholas Hill of Albany, died at the Brevoort House
last evening TT O'clock from the effects of II wound
received at the battle of White Oak Swamp. Lieut..
Hill WAS widely known in this city and his death mar
occasioned much sorrow among his numerous ac-
auaintancee.
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IOCkgoEI, \. y, Saturday JAY ~ i6oI'
MEETING Oh the citizens OF this village was held
this evening" at which resolution was pissed
reoueiing TIE Governor TO convene an extra sesiou
Of tie Legislature for the purpose Of appropriatng
moneys 10 aid in the enlistment Of 70 uDleers Com
milees were app pointed TO prOcee' 70 Albany and
nrpe this movement upon Gov Morgan, aud pro-
coed to tie adjoining counties to solicit their CO.
oreratiOn.
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THE POSITION OF GEN. CURTIS IN AR
KANSAS.

CAlno. Saturday. July z. Iat2
Information received here irom W tite River sia'eS
that Gen. Hindman has ordered all the inhabitants
near Gauiey Bridge 10 burn their provisions ana
shoot their cattle. Gen. Curtis had DIVIDED hls
forces, a portion Of them being between Cas- and
White Riyeis, and the other east o. CasS hlVer'
seventy five miles from Memphis.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE NAUGATUCK.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, July H. 1862
The Naugatuck has arrived here en- route for New
York for repairs.
James h. Dunkle has been committed by Commits.
sioner HasIett charged with forging an application
for bounty land warrants. Thirty cases are pending
against tue prisoner, involving 5000 acres Of land.
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DEATH OF COL. THOMAS CAss.

BosT0y Saturday, July II, 1862
Col Thomas Cass Ct the 9th Massachusetts, Regi-
nent died this morning from tie effects of wounds
received before Richmond.
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MARRIED.,

LARAGUF- FONTAINE-ln Hrooklyn, on Saturday July
IL py tie Rev ). NJ Haskens Edward Larague TO Mids
G. dau,hter of the iate j. Fonains Of key West. FL
LAW-WOOD5-,Jn ThGr.diy morning July TO- at No slt
Gr-enwich s.rcct by the Rev. T. H. Cook Of Memorial
Church Mr. l.. onidas Law Of Waterbury. Conn., to Mas
S.r.h h. Wood, 4 tnis city ,,
THORN DIkt- EDoAR-At the Legation OF United states
Pam. on Tuesday, Juae -, by the Kew. w ": Lawson
Clare. mike OF Boston TO Mary r. daughter Of
the late Herman Lr Roy Edgar, esq, of New-lorA.
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Fifty Recruits Wanted
ooD REGIMENT n. Y. s.

ODD REGIMENT n. Y. s. NJ.
10 SERVE FOR SIXTY DAYS
Ti, Regiment, now a. Harpers Ferry, WA feeeivssS
hay. NUMBER Of Recruits Il application % Hses
ARMORY No. ISIS SIXTH Az; ,,,vnr~
rrRSr-CLAs, MEN ONLY WANTED, EQUlPMENfs
FURNISHED. ..,-
IL .A,rd. fine for young men 20 n
,v,s Tor i,ed owith Of the best Regiments"
ennToRy OPEN FROM O 1.2 A; NJ TILL g. - -
WANTED, also, six saiessn. .isEhs-h'"' WV '~'
need apply.
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THE RECENT FIGHT IN THE SOUTHWEST

PnTLADRLPHIA, Saturday, July Il, IoV|
A private dispatch relative to the fight OF tie 9TH
Pennsylvania cavalry says;
LoUgvILIE Friday July H. 1852
Major Brown was not in the fight. Mayor Jordan
was captured. Nine Rebels were killed, and three
Of our men Were also slan.
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SINKING OF A WESTERN STEAMER.

NAIKDl oatuTuay, july II, I6Uz'
TIE disp patch boat Shinghi's ran on snag near
Island No. 81 las, night and sunk. The mails and
crew were taken oil by the Tycoon, and arrived here
this morning.
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TIE FUNERAL OF COL. CAsS.

BOsIUN july
Gov. Andrew has rendered the 2d e.iment
escort ut toe funeral of Col. Cas- on Wednesday
next
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ladies, Eome for Sick and WOundsS

Lndies' Home for Sick and Woundss
SOLDIERS The HoaIi OF Directors beg leave 70 70
mind their friends aud the plhlc Of the urgent nece..si
more hundred cf and wounded SOLDIER now uhas
their care. They daily expecting large scossiosS
Money Flannel and plan Cotton shirts Canion r,'
Drawers PsntaoOns, slippers, and Calico Owns go
ch lie eied Prov sions DELEGATES, Wines and Luo
will be thankfully received al the HOME conner a
,on.av. and 5sl.si. All articles sent TO the -, a
EXPREss COMPANY corner Of Hudson ara ys!-s"'' ~"e
Nos II. and So b. osda y will be sent free Oh ea1se
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The Tax Eli,

NOW READY, in panpale. Of % FsseA on fneI white
,sp,r Beside the bill which is word for word in ac;odan.s
-b the original text we sppend to t an Alphabetical Eeca-
puston Of every sr,icle to be taxed by tie law 'h'
amount Of the tax to b, levied thereon This reidrs"~
complete and convenient It possible to Dlaie it.
Price cents postpaid; ~ per leo sent oy express -
nor 100 II bv mail Address THE TRIBUNE, New York
Dpnfness-New mode OF cure published ~ ms Spnoas
Times or tie beaeii. the pubic. beiag volume on :"
peses by D. J. n. Won EIsEN3ERo Oculis: and Auru''
No. So Clinton place.
See sunday lines
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Uricr arei-siaFoFy PInye--feefn2 he ~
Ct the church Of tho Puuisns ly1 Sheevs,
MONDAf July H. at b. NJ, s.so p N. "blghie'ysae
ezat.h n,liou but cir i, proach 70 any people Al
who desire that nation sha be ~sa5 hsi ~ righteous
ness anl that slavery the SIN hich is me emoac1 -
our De us shall b. SWEPT away viii find Pheasant and
profitable 20 70 TO toe Ilicn Anti Slavery Prayer Ne LOG
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InipOrtauss

ALL ARTICLES FOR SULDIhhS :, :,
s,o,,5 h. sent by die HkaSDEN EMPRESS. NO. Is
Broadway, they charge ouy half ra'e' and the 90.
eru,eut permits them 20 cary ., b1.uoe' No"aP'A''
w..h,artpn Forir-ss Monroe and other places,
" A'" IN 10 THE USION ARMY UNDER Gen.
MCCLELLAN.
Expresses close daily a, 1872 !; 30 and Is p m
hsnksrs and oihs should send BY th.s ExPrsS
I. q, sn, by nshtnrg trains" to I'll pars Of the Ess$
W.., and south. West They are pronp. reliable sno
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Elilitnrn Nctlces.


One Hundred Pecrnits Wanted Immediately.
-Urasr suhoity Of the Governor Of tue Ssi.e VI" 2xn
DAY for the purpose RChUiInG the ABOVE number ..
p,o,ic SOLDIERS Tor Independent company 90 serve Tor
three years during The wsr The IsS AID "a ieltehaus
will be nouinatsG fom end elected y NJ CONF Sy
vsh.n made NJ AS the discipline ani efficiency Of
ousnv materially depend the conduc, and eharsc'
ter Of is sefgeauts' aud otder no1 cona,ionec oeen
they viii be selected and appointed with sfeat care
II ia intended that this shall be the best company
morally and pry scaly yet raised iof tie .eyice VIII eo
vr c,e to be paid och recIuis 90 bounty ~ soon
as TN. Company is orgaDized aud mustered premium Of
and bounty Of 80 slaI be paid, al al -Ftt~ heia
tickets viii lie issued for the bench, of families free
men OF EewYork yopr country Is IN PEN. ocseeeH YOU
therefore, 90 fa IN lively" and assist in it. defense DO no
wal, ;o draft Transportation viii be iG-ls1ed z. rus
from toe country.-Iuly 49, 1902. Capt y. Il. hELpEk
s,aufo, Legjou. = cor. WILLIAM Il. ALLEN
oNE AOkE kALLf lss ths , 1iS M SER
GEANrs who can bring Squads OF Men, ONE MONfHs
PAY IN ADVANCE. and 81 BOUNTY. SlS bOcHni'
or l6o ACRES Of LAND s tue End OF the term OF en
charged s25 OF THIS BOUNTY WILL. BE PAID IN
RELIEF TICKETS given to Families and good quarters
on STATEN ISLAND, with rsous and uniforms OF sns
Regular Army a. men are mustered ia: .
N-COAiMlssIONED FFiCERS should spply az once
To .ootau positions at No. ~ WALL-SF or No le5 Ee-
SEX-sT., to Capt VIM. ". BADGER. Recruiting otiicer
..pais Cheeks in Dixie when Ratsie shelf shell!
aRTIl.ILRi Msior y. w. WILLARD.-Every days er'
peri.pce teaches that battles becoming more aud more
artillery dues Let rs then have more batteries Ihe AN
TUOS BATTALION il the only Artillery Corps forming n
t state by al recommendation Of the Pesieent snd
affords probably the lea. opportunity Tor those DESTROYS o.
serving their country IN te nnes s.i 81 we s,'a
-Four hundred ine Of coed physique are waited
to man hen Pay and raions in accordance WITH ne Cnsd
States army regulations fr this branch OF the service ss
xv,rie6 cannou-rs can secure appointments noncof1
nssoIel officers upon application at headsuaI'es No. '''
Broalway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-14

PrTTADFLPHiA JnIy
Meeting Of the Iron Traie-incirdiug n,snufsc-
.r.r. Ss,.r. &C. of his sd o,hsr S.aesw bs held ct
the Room. OF The Phsdepjls Board Of Trade, No ccS
Che,tnut-st.. on TUESDAY NEXT July a. l65s. 1t ~
to Reduction of Credits Six to -Four MONTH. All inter
ested invited T. attend. 81,
Tho unable 10 be ptessn, can signify their approval Of the
letter addressed to either OF the undesgae
WI. ch may oe used q. lid meeting
NORRIS. TASHEa B. Co.
Psscal Iron Works.
FGrnorn. Iron Wofkat
THOMAS J. POTTS
sweeie Iron Company.
Il y. BURROUGHS, ihilaisip.is.
McCULLOUGH& Co.. Phi adephis.
MORRIS, WHEELER X Co.
sni o;hsrs. Phlsjeiphis