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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
HOTLL AHRIFALS.

Gen. 4. e. Neyin Of Monticello, Cal, tie Hon.
Eluuld Burke If New lsmp-hire, tie Hon. Hugh
Henry, Of Chester, VI, II. ~. Boies and G. W.
fl,su OF Michigan g.. Adams Of Toronto, L. X.
Dimoud, OF Iowa. and Mr.. Norris Of London, are ~
the Metropolitan Hotel
Judge Clifford Of Wa netoni Mrs. Gen. Burn
aide. from Providence; A. aisjors of Kansas; n
Whitney of Boston; 4. Magonn Of Boston l.. ". X
Msyo Of the United States Navy and lady; j. T.
Winsiow OF Troy; l.. Il. French 0; Cleveland;
Richard Glover. from England; G. ). Silver of Hal =
fax, aud c. 7. Myers, T. A. Thayer, ard wv. Dan
forth Of Boston from Havana in the steamer Co'um
bi.. are At the Fiht-Avelg. Hotel.
The Hon. John G. Palfre!, 7. W. Of bor'on,
aud tho Hon. " ID. Shipnan OF Hartford, are at Tie
ilbemarle Hotel.
Cart. John Mote ouse Of the siesmtug Edn
bnr,b j. !. Mackenzie OF London and l. Tamblyn
and LADY Of Baltimore the uiled States Hotel
john Arnot Of Lln,ira, c. II. Stott Of Hudson
and J. Hume Of Philadelphia are AZ the NJ. Nicholas
Hotel.
b. j. Carlisle, X. Carson, T. j. Waters, j. II.
Dill.ry, and I. W. Kennedy from England, are al
the Everett House.
Lieut.. II. c. Washington from Washington
Lieut.. l.. Thompson Of the 9TH Cavalry, Mn. Senator
Fessend-n from Washington, and Samuel l.. Gouyer-
ncur from China, are ut the Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
NETWORK LEGISLATURE

SrNATE...AlfANY, March ~, 1892.
llrIg IIfohITD TAvorAHf1.
Making appoprid'ions FOR the ,f,mont Of o."
direct Ia dleb the state g. The GcnoSl Govern
ment.
Amending ne Charter Il the Long Ifaua Railroad.
For r.pAiring ne Brooklyn Arsenal, erccting :
state AIsgusl al Rochestcr, and Magazine al
Buffalo. .
The Lill 20 amend the Chasi ef Of The Hermitage
Association Il Nev-York wss ordoled 10 third
reading.
HtrIr fVIT0DCCib.
I,y NJ. CONNOLLY - Amending the charter oi
the Ci;peps savinc, Bank, Sew-Yora.
Bv Mr.. SMITH Amtpiatop of She act author
i,ina Commis ioners 90 take proof Of acknowledg'
rlen'. e deed- IN Great Britain and rrli co.
The ar.enby bill 10 olo-e llT ne Canal Lnlsige-
meats VS. reported iayorib!y.
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table in order to take mp the ExcA bill but iaea.
On motion Of Mr.. SNYDER, tn, bill to proylne
Tor the defense of New-York Harbor 7ss recomint-
TED 10 the Miitis Committee for the pa, pose o, en-
bodying all the bills on the subject in ., e OH. ~
was immediately reported back to the HouN having
received the assent Of the friends Of all a. otper
bulls. II appropriates 900 for the defsl sc o.
New-1ork Harbor, TO be expended immeaA icy ICY
under the direction of the Governor Col. Dela5. IA
aud Mt craven, the same "a in Mr.. Raymond on, =
lnaI bill, and provides for leaning the United State,
Goyernmen 81 600 600 more for the general defence
OF New-fork Harbor and the froutiers, to be ex-
pended under the direction of the Federal officers.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

rGnNG.r MARsIIAL.
Reduction in Shipments.

fiH1laNIII, v 1Iesday, HtIci % TIII-
Shipments Of all kinds Of produce irOm the West
have been 90 reduced within the pHst few days TINT
only two Ncv-York lines, The pennsylyania Central
md the GIaud Trunk Of Canada, are worked up %
capacity. Our Western roads are IN a Ike condi-
ion. ihele is no further cause 70 complain for wani
o. ia,liuea TO ship fre h,s eastward from any point
IN th. West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

PHiLbnELlHls, Weo aesoay, March -, lt3A
The remains Of Col Siocun, Maj Ballou, and Calt
Towers Of Rhode leland arrived today, and were
escorted by the military 10 independence Hall where
they will lie IA state till Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

hIrAsi "Wednesday, March ~, l'oI
The Governor to-day sent iuto tho senate tue
NAME o. William Wsseou for CaLal Appraiscr. Tie
S-nate suspended the rules, and unanimously con
luaei tlo nomination.. This is n denomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
ON the North River ";

KISuorl =. l.. W eLf~etsyi nif sr,.a,,,..
The steamers Norwich aud Msnhat'an, OF ino .1a.
Cornelps ne, arrived here 81 J o'clock ihr 49,,
noon. Tho boats lott New York ios' nisus.
contains report heeyy ice between he's -'u ''''
xiii.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.
ffom .'e Sewbsfa o.. O. Pros.,, Of a'ich ~
.Egrt,.t, 90 g,ru,.,.,ru

''V'I y ''0"0FI1 " y TfltI't u .I'IlH -
MEDICAL "sURyLY."
On Sunday morning, Capt. L. 4. Il. Brewster, Com
lany a, %"l Massachusetts, Il simoHt, Vac sent Out
On rc'Onaoiicilng expedition. About p. m, be
returned with large IRON g,r aud IA 2f-pound how
iiZer, several muskots, and sx prisoners His de
t,chueIf wss composeo o, his oRn company and 2
rortion OF ard n. The Captain ID some IN mill
tary ~ well ~ physc.
POSTMASTER.
Corporal John II. Reel OF Company e., 2a,h MAJ
sa.chusetn. h9s been appointed Postmaster in NV,
bern The mail leave for Tho North twice "A week
Coluec' ons gte also made at lallcrss and Roanoso
Island.
PROVOST MARSHAL.
Capt Neseingef has been appointed Provost Mar
,h4l, and hat established hls headquarters 40 the
Bsnl OF Commerce, Oh Pollock street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

oTenss has gradually been handed over for trial
ard punishment to the joint War Committee,
I'll it now has exclusive Jurisdiction of it.
GEN. CAMERON.
Simon Cameron is here TO receive his in
stuctOns before sailing for Europe, and to
determine the selection, till now left undecided,
between him aud the President of his Secre-
tary Of Legation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
FIR @ II WINCH EST Z r

DETAILS OF THE LATE BATTLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

DARING ACTS OF HEROiSM.
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cDI,RT or COMMON PLT,S-GESgFsL TaEs-NAEcH
2L-scfo-e Judges D.Lr, ILTO,, and BR,Dr.
IMPORTANT CASH AGAINST THE cGTr-JrpGhtSr
toR oytR TuRfN-IHO THOUSAND DOLLARS
str lsipF.
Thee. r.. Tomliu.os art. The Mayor. Sc.
pl,iutid was appointed Attorney TO the Corpora
o M.v a. ls47 At that time the salary OF the office ga,
100 PEI sd tLc dreso the officer were donnsd by
10 be 10 pforca'e al a.ts Tor oIei o. hs oiu
rlce. g., TIE Corporation. all suIi, s'us under the charter
Of s cy and G under the law, o. The sste where
b., peuay given % tn Cooperation or to e V,ei'rel.
III 4 Poor hay q, 1873 twas provided ~ ordinance that
n, ~ br .ine-s tie Aus tou o. Department should there
,t br performed By tie Attorney to the Corporation ind on
so "A thr salary Of ta, office increased by an addition
Of 90 Vel -Gnuu yayshe from hsy s. preceding tho ad
~ salary 60 be 1l tial aacils tho laH bssnrss OF the
An ou., Department ana TO he in .il eonpcG'n'oh ioI
Ill COILS sud cous, fees sgensl deirudsns Ia al SUES
comueuced since May Dec a. p.aiun AZ ihe teg9ssi o.
defesuts substituted Attorney o. place Of dmund
Ioster, n Us suits IN Ne SipftNe t"ut ~ Mu.n
people o. state were PLAINTIFF, 'nd N - Nv, ~ III
Cot IA these totrudsp,s were psmt,i. all 81 waiah
hLerr crd before the Utn OF hay Dor the ttt9S
of the coat. and fees ln tAee snta pa'.h piobSi th'
I'M. o,., W., referred 20 YIN. Fullerton Geo Stevens,
,ud Jsiles slr,tef csqs, ard subsequently mer'lh n
Brewer salstused To- BIZ fuLD'toh' "ho u|"" W
In. Referee, made a report, ,ghed BY Me.. steven,
su,ter IN Which they found a. matter OF fsct ra' me pa
an va. entitled 10 recover against the city ~ ?. ., COZ
etgr.n attorney aud client upon due uoct '" thc Ne
teda. ava $3.50 for counsel iee- WI i"..',., 70 we
,o,r Of =. III a. making IL al ~ - ~ Ano ~ aVt
,f,ter, found hat sinns s-fyiCes IN the ~ tui,s
.,c no PAT Of the duties imposcd by tie ordn'nce wren
to efs HAY g. and were not included L. no &C
awariri tho pefor-sce ~ dates inpo'ru o, wv "''
upoa the reror; Il tho Referees and
a. -. taken by the dtferdsns 10 exception 70 ITO hhah
fss Ccsrt, b. Day. T. j. rendered .'6orae oplniS'
s,cdrr Lsi he legal conclusion o. TIE hsinei " ~ 'n
=, sl .as net sustained by tls t,tts embodied and 70
Ja.sa.ee 20 mod aud lsgos. 0. E''sss'' se Md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

DISPATCH FROM GEN. SHIELDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
RoUT OF THE REBELS

They hare 800 Killed and 1000 Wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-04
Fremont in Pursuit. OF Jaekson.
..-...p FRENoNT's 'HEADoUARTERs,l
..s s.H,..-. Wnnnarnryr. Va .Inne Q(


Gen. Fremont, after occupying Strasburg
last night, was Obliged by the darkness and tre-
mendous storm, and the fatigue Of his men, to
delay his advance till morning. At 6 O'Clock
the pursuit of the retreating enemy was resum-
ed, and vigorously continued during the day.
Gen. McDowell's advance, being part Of q
brigade under Gen. BayaId, reached StrasbuFg
this morning, and was ordered forward by Gen.
Fremont, to Join in the pursuit. with the cavalry
and artillery. s.
The enemy, to retGrd the pursult, endeav.
oted to make stand in three strong positions,
with artillery, but were driven rapidly and with
loss from each. -'f' '' -i-r"sr
Jackson's rear guard passed through Wood
stock this afternoon, the head Of his column
having passed il at SUNRISE
Col. Pillson, chief of artillery on Gen. Fre-
rnont's staff, who selected with great skill the
successive poRitions for the batteries, is wound
cd by the fall of his horse, which was shot un.
der him while accommodating within thirty
yards of the enemy. ,.I - .--,t.t.. -.lS
The batteries engaged we're schierners ant
Buell'e, Of Gen. Stahl's brigade, the First New
Jersey and First Pennsylvania cavalry, under
Gen. Bayard, and the Sixth OHIO and Stewards
Indiana cavalry, under Col. Lagoney, were 10
advance, driving the enemy before them and in
support Of the batteries. .--- .-...s.-
The road and woods were ssrewn with arms,
stores and clothing. -- --1
A large number Of prisoners have been tax.
en-. Our loss 10 one killed and several wound
ed.
General Fremont's rapid march, combined
with General McDoWell's movements, has
wholly relieved Shenandoah Valley and North
etn virginia. .,'r a. ei...I1 ... .l..a.F ,..a
Jaclson will be oyertaken ard forced to
fight, or abandon bis ground entirely. s.-'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-04
rro,,,, INFLAMMATION. !,

WAsHIsGroN, June 3.--The. government re.
CARDS is as q palpable fact that the movers In
the present rebellion never entertained the ex!
pectation Of achieving o revolution. What
they desired was to open point for foreign In
tervention, on which they relied to overthrow
the Union. They began their intrigues even
before they yentured upon the, rebellion, and
ever since have applied themselves to this work
Of Intervention. The Practice of revolution
was therefore . fraud, and Is nov. exposed, to
the world. u NJ b5,s,sel ,isd sa,ii I,r,i sys sr u,
It is not doubted that these views are nov; or
soon will be, known 70 the European govern.
ments through the Secretary Of State. ~ y,
A highly interesting report was made to the
House this afternoon, by Mr.. Blair Of Mo-, from
the COMMITTEES on Military Affairs, with an
amendment reported ss o supplementary sec.
ton to the pending bill for renlarging the 1ili-
nois canal and improving the Illinois river.
The section provided for the enlargement OF
the locks Of the Erie and 0swego canals TO q
size adequate 10 pass gunboats, at q cost not
exceeding three million dollars. 'H' 'p7'V '"''
The report pressed those works strongly 90 q
military necessity, rendered manifest by the
menaoes last winter Of the British press 10 re-
spect to the cities and commerce Of the lakes.
Our two great channelsof naval access, one
from the Hudson and the Other, from the Missa-
sippi, are strikingly treated by, the report as
integral and insepeTable portions of o harmoni.
ous system Of natural defense. Their CONNER
cial Importance will probably be presented TO
Congress In some other form. I'd .,l qsa.t sadi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-04
COMMERCIAL MATTERS


| WEtRAEaB ssw Xopk. yunss. 4
AeHRE--steady. Sales Of eco -blrnls Pots at S5 IS
0g slk, and 27 barrels Paarls atee. s gsas
EtoUR-sound shiPping gr.ds. are scarce and bring
Sales Of 10 800 barrels at ~ 2O@4 25 for superne state;
"a RO@4 ss for supsrhne vesten q So4 e5 for com
to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S5 20
90 so for trade brands. w. "a aAfAtE-i ~ thif ~
CANADIAN PLOUR--The market Is a shade nrmer,
barrels q 5OS1 70 for common and q 1896 Is for
RYIEL01a aAExta. steady, Weth sales of 100 barrels
CORN MEAL-In fair request with sales Of 500 bar.
res at % 90 for Jersey and 90 Is for Brandywine.
WHIsKY-The market Is excited and hTmer. There
were sasSof 900 barrels at 22Ke4 FOR state and n
@2Sc for western.
WHEAT-Good sound is scarce, and prices advanced
about 10 per bushels, while unsound Is abandoned and
heavy Sales OF 900 buahels Chicago spring at 62c@
o. the inside price for inferior and the outside
for very chooe $50 bushels Canada club at co.
10000 bushels Milwaukee club at 90c@el 02k; $4,000
bushels amber Iowa SSl $50 goo bushels g ar
@l 13; 1900 bushels winter red western at 81 100
a. and 10 900 bushelS amber Michigan atel l7@l 10.
hYE-Without decided change sales Of 1000 bushels
BARLEY-Nominal.
ooRN-Market is about 10 better, with good demaEd
for export and home consumption; sales OF bush
els at 46D49c for mixed western 48HJ0o old do,
$50 for yellow western.
oATS-scarce and firm with sales at d3045Ec for Jer
sey, CANADA; western and state, r'nfh. tr
COFFEE-Pendng the public sale tomorrow, the
market very quetand nothing Of Importance has been
done.
SUaAR-In good demand and without lateral change
In price. Fair to good refining 10 quoted at 6D7Kc.
The sales were 600 hogsheads Cuba at 6xD7xc; 800
hogsheads Porto Rico at and 100 boxes Havana
private terms.
M0LAssEs-The market Is quiet, with sales OF 25
Porto Rico at $780, and by auction so hhdS do
at 33o. an ~ - TlI =" . /.
HoPB--Firm, with a fat demand. Sales Of GO bales
ii 90, =
PoRK-Ths market Is heavy and lower with rather
more doing at the declue. Gales Of 260 barrels part
last evening, at Sll 50@ll 62k for meas, the latter
price for choice; % $500 so for pfne eli S09l2 so
for prime mess st el5 IS, for clear.
BEEk-The market 10 quiet and unchanged, Sales Of
O0 barrels at e5 5097 90 for country primer 90 90
e@lO 10 for country mess; Gil 0O1l3 50for Tepscked
me5si and Sl3 009A so for extra mess.
PRIME MBS5 BEEF-Quiet. t .
BEEF HAMS--Inactve. t,s b..
CUT MHATs-In fair demand and prices easier; sales
hams.
BA00N-sides dull and nominally UNCHANGED,
LAkD-Firm with fair demand; sales OF 1642 barrels
N 1H@6Ho, and some small lots fancy at 6Xo.
BUrTkR-steady at l0917c for Ohio, and l0B1oc for
CaEEsE-Ths market is dull and lower, With sales at
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-04
NOW,
Are Dr. Hurd's Preparations Good?

Ins pest evidence that they are is that their as.,
ir, anu DeSn patrons are those who have used thera
Iongeet. DR.. WILLIAM b. HURD is an emipent nsr,,,
Treasurer Of the New YORK STATE Doptisfs'
M ., ana tnese preparations have been used ln
III Pva'e practice for years. and no leading oItIren ~
h1S. SthG1SSEyn or Wamsburgh questions their sscsIiepcS
Mhle eminent Dentists Of New YORK recommend she
me best known To the profession Without ths VA ~
sovernans' dealers have sold them by the gross.
ne Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times says;--"Ws
Me napPy TO know that friend, DR. HuRp. h .ue
eeeo1ng beyond all expectation with bis MOUTH saSI
ano ToUIh POWDER. The great secret Of his Sneoe.1
Iesu win the fAot THAT HIS ARTICLE ARE paro,sS-v
WEI, WILT TnEr Ar. Rr1IFSrzp TO b. AswI can TSsTss
r Tne welIknown P. 7. BArnum wrilos:aI found vou,
vvrh F0WDER 30 good that my fsanily have n.sd 4,
III up we nnd II the best Powder for the Teeth thst
Ms aver used shall feel obliged Il you win ssnd ne
snp'asr supply at the Museum at your Convsnsocs ut
Sst hsl, sOst L. 50 small that every one mag ,ss, u
~ ~ Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powdsrs. Da
achDs Tooth Powder contains no acid nor akali M,
no other, -0' s"~"sa oSs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-04
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. June 3.
FLoUR-Ths demand Is 80 light, that holders are
more anxious to SELL and further concession OF 0o Der
barrel was made but without any result buyers slI
holding back. eudeIAne was offered at o3 9Ol co. and
extra at ~ 1904 Is. Hardly anything done In the hrh
or grades, and the market for them dnller We ouote
81 1904 60 as the range asked.
WHISKY-There 10 no change In the market. The
sales were 800 barrels at ls9l9c the latter rate for
wagon. =
PRoyIsIoNs-More confidence was expressed BY
holders in consequence OF the late victories and ther
probable results but did not notice any increased
demand. =
MESS PoBK-HOlders are hrmsr and for sslec. brands
ask S1l. -...t . . 1'-''>''
sIDEs-5.sOO pieces bulk sold at Ss sQK from canal
boat, they averaged Ssh. .ti5;st;lvtg s. tTT
BAooN-There was some inquiry for clear Bacon sides
sHoULDERs--Nothius transplred.. s.ss1..f
LARD-Nothing doing.
[ MoLAsSBs-very firm at &C.,
!. eUGAR-At sA99Ko.
I OORFEE-At 2Ok 929kc.
WHEAT-There was fair demand to-day from points
In the interior at s09e5c for fair to primo red and 600
9oc Tor Indiana white; the local mllers refuse to pay
over cue Tor prime red and 900 for white The sales re.
ported were 1900 bushels prime red at csc delivered
3O0 bushels choice Indiana white a CSC; 800 bishels
prime Indiana at 9le 800 bushes inferior white at soc;
400 bushels mixed red and white at CSC delivered 400
bushels AR red a. and 600 bushels choice Ken.
lucky white at e1 04.
CoRN-The receipts large and the market 10 dull
but prices are not quoably lower Sales zoo bush ear
In bulk at the lower depots at IS Kc. 4f
0ATS-The market Is stead with fair demand At 35c
In bulk; 5000 bush sold at canal at 35ko. .-.-..
RYE-The demand for rye Is good at $50 for prime
samples on arrva $50 bushel sold at 55o on the land
ing. q # t+ 81 r EF n
BARLEY-The market ID unchanged and quiet. We
quote prime spring and fall ct 65C970c. ID rt.I
HAY-A Continued good demadd for tlght-preaEed with
light receipts. We quote II 90 SIS ton on arrival
Loose.pIessed 10 in fair demand at Sl5Dl6. ~ II
CHEEsE-The market 10 steady with fair demand at
6c for selected LOosepTessd 10 In fair demand az as
GU Some small lots for Hamburg sold to- day ct
BUrTER-The market 10 dull and prices are again
lower closing at 1000 for prime to choice Central Ohio.
There is very little Western ReserAe in the Market
prices for Il In NeH York. are shipping II all that way.
f-.f q t''-tF- Pa .t1eht ~ iN 3 f7nsekka
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-04

New YoRK,, June IA special to the Tri'
bnne from Harper g Ferry says: Major Gardner,
of the 9Th New York Cavalry, has just return
ed froai a reconnaissance to Charlestown. On
Saturday and yesterday the rebels left Win
chester.
Contrabands report that o fght occurred be-
yond Winchester between Generals Fremont
and Jackson, on Sunday morning. They did
ly evacuated.
The operations here on Thursday and Friday
reflect credit on General SAxton, But for hiH
efforts jackson would have pushed over the
railroad bridge toward Baltimore.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-04
Jackson DrIven from strasburg.

WooDsrooK, Va, June 3.--The enemy vas
driven out of Strasburg last evening by Gen.
Ffemont's advance guard, and have been close.
ly pursued to-day by his forces and General
Bayard's cavalry brigade. They have several
times made stands, and skrmishing has been
constantly going on, but with trifing loss on
both sides. One Of Gen. Bayard's command
was killed, and Col. Pillson, Chief Of Artile-
ry, and one of General FremOnt's Aids, we're
wounded.
The enemy are now encamped about three
miles beyond Woodstock, we holding the viii
lsge. ri-
We have takeE about three hundred prison.
era, and more are being brought in constantly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-04
mlaaonrl stnto Con1antion. /.

. JRTFEHsoN CRY, June a. The State Conven-
tion met In Representative Halllat noon, Presi.
dent Wilson In the chair. There not being o
quorum present, they adjourned till FIVE, P. NJ
when the Convention re-assembled and proceed.
ed to business, there being eight nemb bstb more
then quorum present. Do bE Ak@ gh
A communication from the Governor was re.
ceived and read, He reviews the history ef
State affairs forthe pasty ear detail, especial
ly in reference to the Provisional Government
In raising and supplying troops and Expresses the
obligation the State is3under ~ the General
Government for the pronpthess and iibetRlity
with which its wants have been supplied. There
have been issued TO disbufsipg officers $7c0, 900
h Fsats psfssaPs taslAss sSAtp siss
aps,ss dNIIl ee .sA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-04
our FIoet boIovv VIckaburr. !

NEW YoRK, June IA specialize the, Tdb-
une from Cairo says the Memphis Appeal of
May 9th has this dispatch: i'iT eciNsff were s'
VIcKsBuRe, May 26.--The Union feet 10, stlil
below this oity,p Their gunboats fred at our
batteries this morning. We returned their fire,
and they retired. 1t is supposed they ore wait.
Ing for reinforcements. ,s.i.. ..'.sSa' ~.
The Appeal says the rebel rams can hold the
mississippi against Foote and FaTagut. N'iiF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-04

IruEoRApHrD ron ruE OHIO srArrmAs.l

NEw YoRK. June 3.
The market is stronger, with moderate business -
chicago, burlington and Quincy 72k; Milwaukee and
Parable du Cheln q Cleveland and PIttsburg 29;
Toledo and Wabash Second Bonds 81; Chicago and Rock
Island 63; Cleveland and Toledo 45k; Illinois Gen.
tral scrip 6e Michigan Southern guarntd 81; Mich.
gan skies 2Sxi New York Central l00 Erie 3ek; Brie
preferred 64M Hudaon 45A Harlem l3; Michigan
S registered. l02A United States sixes Of el coupons
lUeh Tennessee skies 37k Missouri skies 5lx Illinois
Ueptral registered honda 95; Illinois war loan 9lk;
Michigan Southern 20; Toledo and Wabash, Cd bonds
63 indiana Fiyes rs Harlem preferred 55K u Oregon
war loan l0s Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago LIST
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