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REMARKs
BOSTON MARKET.

hEDNEsDA1I June IL
FLOUR-Sales for superfne Western at 81 %
ASH; common extras at 81 IS a 81; and
medium good and choice brands at s. a 6 p per
Dbl, including Canada, Michigan, Ohio and Gen.
neesce. Corn Meal has been in fair demand, at
81 rs l2k; and Rye Flour ranges from 50 so
a 4 IS per Dbl, includin. common and extra.
GRAIN-Thc market for Corn has been quite
finn during the week. Receipts very light
Sales Of Western mixed at SO a Sc per bush for
new aud Old. In Oats, sales at 4ja SOC for North
ern ana Canada, choice lots at sic. In Rye small
sales at Sc per bush, and dull at tia; price
White Beans are quite firm and scarce. Blue pod
have been sold at So 50 3; and marrow and cx-
ira pea at s. a 3 so per bush. In Canada Peas
there have been sales at s5c per bush, and firm at
that price. Shorts are dull, and selling at so,
and Fine Feed and Middlings range from 81 a
IS per ton, as to quality.
PROVISIONS-The demand for Pork has been
quite limited during the week. Sales at SO
10 50 for prime; sI2 a Il 50 for mess; and SIS
a Il for clear, cash. In Beef small sales from
SI3 a Is per Dbl. for Eastern and Western mess
and extra mess and sic % Tor iamlIy eA-rai
cash. In Lard, sales in bbls and t%ierces, at $ a
SIC, and in kegs, at . 2 DC per ID, cash. Smoked
Hams are selling at 81 a &c per ID, cash. Butter
remains without change: Choice quality is firm
and in demand, but other grades are dull. sales
at Is a lie per ID for good and extra, and some
ch0i;e lots Of New York and Vermont at Il. a
Isc Common and fair quality range from IL a
lac PEI 70. In Cheese sales at 4 a &C Per ID, as
to quality, for new.
WOOL.-Domestic Wool has been quite active,
aad prices are firm and we'll sustained. The sales
Of the week have been 100000 lbs fleece and
pulled, including about 200, 900 lbs. Of latter at
a a SOC for fleece. and 20 a 55c for Nc. !, extra
pulled, the latter price for ehsice lots. The stock
Of fleece is now quite small.
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10Th ult., which says 9 federal officers and
3 men were killed at Baton Rouge. The
enemy then shelled the city. No one was
killed.
Capt. uaskins reports to Gen. Lowell that
he sunk one federal transport, and crippled
another on Saturday.
On Sunday the enemy came up to land
troops at Grand Gulf and marched through
Fort Gibson. Our people drove them back
with considerable loss. killing and %wounding
about 100.
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FnKRrRrss NinNoE. j.

lUAhAhEH9 AAR@hNAf
Cen. Burnside and staff arrived here early
this morning via the Albemarle 4 Ches1-
peakc Canal, per small gunboat Port Royal.
They left Newborn on Saturday. The canal
is open its entire length, the distractions
having been removed by Gen. Burnside
The object Of Gen. B%urnside's visit here was
to have important communication with
Government. lie having sent dispatches to
Washington and received replies will return.
There is little news from his department.
y Mass. regiment at Washington, n. c.,
was attacked from an ambush by a North
Carolina regiment, Thursday night last,
while on 4 scout and lest SIX men killed and
a number wounded, three OF whom subse
quently died.
There have been several cavalry skirmishes
lately in the vicinity Of Washington, y. C.,
in one Of which one man was wonnd n
two taken prisoners, and in another where
l. of our cavalry were helping one OF their
wounded, they put to flight a rebel force oil
cavalry and infantry ten times their number.
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= Aypsre Chittcndcn Co.
W. Nuu4"
prytsov HlvNsoy AND TEE. April Term, A.D.
THovAs B. HlyNsoS. $50
WHEREAS, 8. A. Andrews, OF hichmoni' IN
.,ii Cbit,e8den County. at this Term Of said
Court commenced his suit against Denison hinA-
son Of Croton in the state Of Michigan, as prin-
cinal defendant, summoning Thomas d. Hinkson:
u Bolton, in Chittenden County as Trustee o.
said rruci al defendant, declaring against said
principal defendant in an action OF 6ensrai a.
sunpsit demanding 800 dollars damages.
And whereas it is made to appear 70 the Court
here that said Denison Hinkson. principal deienl-
ant. a. Aforesaid resides without this state All
has not had personal notice Of the pendenoy oil
this suit.
Therefore, 70 is ordered by the Court, nat sad
cause be continued 10 the next Term thereof, TO 30
holden on the fourth Tuesday Of September, a.
D. IsG2, and that the said Denison Hinkson, me
defendant. be notified Of the p~endencY thereof By
publishing this notice containing the substance oil
said declaration in the Burlington Free Press, a
newspaper published 40 Burlington, in SAID Chit-
tenden COUNTY, three weeks suecessively, the Iass
publication to be at least twenty days before tho
next Term Of this Court.
Dated at Burlington in the County Of Caltten-
den this 3Oth day Of May. A. d. 1851
Al. HOWARD, Dep. Clerk.
Il DAVIS. Att'y for PHI. w49Wj
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\ general order from Gen. HAlleck says
that the State Of Missouri. except the coun-
ties Of Mississippi, New Madrid and Penis
cate will hereafter constitute the military
department Of Missouri.
The forces in Southwest Missouri will be
subject to the order of Gen. Curtis, com
mander and Military Governor Of Arkansas.
The county of Mississippi will belong to
the district Of Cairo, under Gen. Stanley
and the counties of Penisate and New Mad
rid to the district Of Columbus, under Gen
Ouimbv.
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POLLY ANN BRADLEY's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Tho Honora-
- DISTRICT OF CHIrrESDEy, IS. bic the Probate
Court for the District Of Chittenden, to all persons
interested in the estate Of Polly Ann Bradley, late
Of Charlo'te, in said District, deceased, Greeting.
WHEREAS, said Court hath assigned the 18th
day Of Jrne next, for the settlement Of tho
administration account Of the Administrator o the
estate Of the said deceased, and ordered that public
notice thereof be given to all persons interested in
said estate, by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively, previous to the day assigned, in tho
Burlington Free Press, printed in Burlington in
said District.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to appear AZ
the Probate Court Rooms in Burlington, on the
day assigned, then and there to contest The allow
snce Of said account, If you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 10Th day Of juno.
A. ID. 1862,
w5ew3 r. B. FAY, Judge.
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NEw YORK. June !

NV lUAhs JUN H.
The Times special despatch from Ere
mont's battlefield, Sth inst, says 81 thick
arc the woods that i; i impossible for one
to see their movements even by mingllns IN
them. Nor can any estimate be formed Of
the forces opposed to Us.
4 prisoner SAYS Gen. Ewell lies between
cur right wing and the river with 5000 men.
When our advance fell back the enemy did
not pursue, referring to maintain his posi-
ton and throw on US the burden Of attack.
Il is thought that Jackson finding no
bridge here will attempt to cross at Mount
Crawford where he will find no bridge either.
The Tribune's Washington despatch says
the authorities are unwilling to release
Buckner.
The Kentuckians here insist that he shall
he kept until the close OF the war.
IL Is doubtful whether the mission OF Ma
ior Stone and others released from Selma,
will be successful.
We are informed 10y two persons, one re
Gently from Charleston and the other from
a city IN the interior Of the Southwestern
part OF the State, that the rebels are still
entirely cheerful and confident Of ultimate
victory.
AUlNA LlAklNu AAUM AANNA N'AN
sually trustworthy character indicates that
Beauregard discovered that at Corinth he
was at the mercy OF Gen. lIalleck, who
| could make him fight or delay a battle at his
pleasure Fully persuaded of this fact and
believing that defeat was inevitable, he re-
treated.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 10.
The privateers who have been aboard the
Massachusetts, since the unsuccessful trip up
the James River have been transferred to
the steamship Fulton, which takes a lot Of
wounded soldiers to New York as soon as
the weather permits.
WASHINGTON, n, C., June 9th.
via. BALTIMORE, June IL.
\ sharp but brief engagement occurred
! yesterday s miles from here on the Pactolus
Road, between the 9th Mass. and a rebel
regiment in ambuscade. The latter were
driven from cover with great loss.
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Y. L. a

State OF VERMONT, The Houora-
- DISTRICT OF cHIrrENDES, s.. Sble the Pro
bate Court for the District Of Chittenden. to all
persons interested in the estate Of Pearl L. Castle,
late Of Essex, in said District, deceased,
Greeting.
Whasrs, said Court hath assigned the Ist
day Of July 1867 for the settlement Of the
administration account Of the administ ator Of the
estate Of Pearl l.. Castle, late Of Essex
deceased, and ordered that public notice
thereof be given 10 all persons interos-
ted in said estate, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous TO the day assigned,
in the weekly Burlington Free Pres, printed in
Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned, then and there to contest the allow
anca Of said account, if YOU see cause.
Given under my hand, this lIth day Of June,
y. D., 1852.
w5OwI D. FRENCH, Register
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Legal Advertisements.
John WHEELEH,s ESTATE.

VATE, the Subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden. Commissioner TO re-
ceivc, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of an persons against the estate Of John Wheeler
late Of Burlington, in said District, seceaset, rep
resented insolvent; and also, all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto; aud six months
from the day Of the date hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do, therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend TO the oG-
siness Of our appointment, at the office oi y =
Hill, in Burlington, in said District on
the first Mondays Of July and November next, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days
Dated this 9th day Of May, A. D. le6-
JOSEPH D. ALLEN, I Com,
NATHAN 5. HILL,
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NEW 1Okk, jun -
The Times correspondent says that John
Washington, an aid Of Gen. Johnston staff
while carrying a message through the woods
unconsciously rode into our lines. On bis
person was found a book containing d com
plctc list of our army divisions, corps, resl-
ments and officers, together with its DISPOSE
ton before Richmond. This capture proves
that the rebels have other more reliable
means Of obtaining information than by col
lecting 1t IRON newspapers. Washington
was a Cadet at West Point and only gradu-
ated last year. On his person and IN the
same book which contained the deposition
and number of our officers, was a iuu and
complete statement of the rebel force now
under Gen. Johnston and its disposition
LIKEWISE.
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Died.

In So nth Hero, Juue 5tb, OF congestion Of the
brain, Harry Elmer, son Of Charles B. and Linnie
r. Gray. Aged one year, one month aud one
dag.
In Bolton, June 9th, Of Diptheria. Hattie
Roselia Whitcomb, daughter Of jane Il. and
Jane W. Whiteomb, aged o year and o months.
Weep not afflicted Parenis,
Your child is now at rost
With angels now a. heaven,
AID Jesus ever blest.
In Richmond the It'll inst, a ter an illness o.
four dsyI, Kendall Williams, aged so yesrs.
At Essex, June 10, Rev. c. Ingrsham, aged 90
years.
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Nrw Y,RE. june

va -.
The Tribune clitorially say5, we learn
through a private channel in which We con-
ide. that the U%nionists Of Texas will soon b.
heard from. We understand that their ar
engagements for restoring their State 70 the
Union have been quietly mat red, and that
they have, ere this. thrown the old hag to
the breez,, undei Gen. sam Houston. We
cherish strong hopes that the rebels Of
Texas viii soon turn up missing, and
that old Sam and Uncle sam will have
possessessi1n OF the State.
The Trib,mc's Washington dispatch says
Col. Shepley, OF Maine, has been appointed
Military Governor Of Louisiana.
Captain Shultz arrived to-day with the
Treaty with Great Britain for the suppres-
sion OF the Slave Trade, signed by the
Queen. RatiGcations having been exchanged
the treaty is now . Lax.
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BATON RoUcE, Nav y

DATVsF IkVN'HI "E"y ~
The Federals attempted to land troops at
the garrison yesterday morning, IN small
boats. just as they were about to land, a
Confederate company fired on them, when,
without giving timely notice, the Eeierals
commenced throwing shot and shell into the
town. One of the missiles struck the Har-
ney House. Many other houses were struck.
In half an hour after the firing commenced,
nearly all of the women and children lett
town, flying IN every direction.
The Federals are now landing troops. y
fight is expected soon, a Confederate force
being near the city. Hot work will soon
commence.
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T.v .CRANDALL,s ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT, 1.-THE Honorable the
SDrsrRIcr Or cHIrTESDES IS 5 Probate Court Tor
the District Of Chittsnden. To all persons interest
"a in nc estate Of Franklin W. Crandall, late Of
Uinesbursh. in aid District, deceased,
directing.
Whe els said Court hath assigned the ltth day
o. June next for the settlement Of the adiainitra-
ton account Of the estate Of Franklin w. Crandall,
deceased, and ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested in said estate,oy
publishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
vious TO the LAY assigned in the Burlington Free
Press. printed in Burlington, in said District.
Therefore you are hereby notified TO appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned, then and there to contest the allow
ance Of said account II you see cause.
Given under my hand this 27th day Of May H.
ID. 1862.
wtSxs r. 3. FAY, Judge. >
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NV ANNAr NhAaa 'H
Alcttcr IRON aboard the gunboat Alabaml
oT Charleston. May 2gtn, says the rebel
steamer Cltawba was chased ashore blythe
Alabama ani Pocahontls, rIdilcd with shot
and sunk % her guards.
On thc 21ti the woods and bills 1u >uili-
yaus Island were also shelled.
Intelligence official and unofficial does not
confirm the reports that the State Of North
Carolina l. upon the POINT OF returning to
hcr loyalty.
Con. Burnside is lar irjm desiring any
portion Of his forces Withdrawn.
Privat. letter, from Baltimore state that
JEFF Dayi, bad issued an address 90 the rebel
army IN winch he dcsignates the battle Of
the Seven Pines as a glorious victory for the
rebel army. lie also tells them that they
have made c00e prisoners, taken seven guns
ami a large quantity Of provisions aud mum
tons 1i war.
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STEVEN RICE,s ESTATE.

M the subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commission ers to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons, against the estate Of Steven Rice. late Of
Burlington, in said District, deceased. represented
insolvent, and also all claims and demands exhibit
cd in Offset thereto; and six months from the day
Of the date hereof, being allowed BY s,id Court
for that purpose, we DO therefore hereby give
notice, that we will attend TO the business Of out
appointment, at the dwelling Of Patisnes Rice in
Essex in said District, on the first Wednesdays Of
September and December next, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 10th day Of J une A. D. lse2.
JOHN FAXON,
GEORGE GATE. o0mri'
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HAVE YOU USED DIR. CIFFORD,s

Homeopathic curativss; Try it Tor any disease
named in the list-you will not use any other
medicine. An assortment Of the eugatiVss kept BY
J. ". Boby & Co, Agent, or sent per mail BY
PHILIP LEE,
I56 William street, New York.
Price % cents per x-manu furnished free
see tina. each box has Philip Lees name on II.
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WE, the subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons, against the estate Of Nsth1 81. Hama
ford, late Of Underhill, in said district, deceased,
represented ins1lvent, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
FROM the day of the date hereof being allowed By
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore here
BY give notice, that We will attend TO the business
Of our appointment. at the dwelling Of Mary
Hanaford in Underhill in said district, on the 2nd
Tuesdays Of July and November next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 3rd dag Of June A.. d. ls62.
MARTIN WIRES,
Una H. BROWN, Oo"'1'
wguwg
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WASHINGTON, June IL

WASHINGTON, June IL.
The Treasury regulations heretofore de-
clared respecting the resumption OF COM
merce with points recovered from the rebels,
remain unchanged. Shipments may be made
to Memphis and all other places ID posses
sion of the L. s. forces under the existing
provisions to prevent aid to the enemy.
Shipments are subject to inspection and
control Of military commanders at points Of
arrival and departure.
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d. TRENCH, Register.
LEMVEL BLACKMAN'S ESTATE.

yETE, .ho subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the Diitric. ot Chittenicn, Commissioner TO re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF Oh persons. against the estate Of Lemuel Black
man late OF Jericao in said District, deceased, re-
presented insolvent, and also all claims and DC
mands exhibited ia ofict thereto aud SIX
mo tbs from the day Of the date hereof, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we dc there
fore hereby give notice, that we wl. attend 10
the business OF our appointment, at the dwelling
Of Betsey Blackman. 10 Jericho in said District,
On the first Monday Of July and third Monday Of
November next, at 10 o'clock, 4. ~ On each OF
said day..
Dated this oath day Of May \, D. ls62.
ANDREW WARNER, , ror,-
JOHN T.CLAPP.
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W~AsurNcroN. June =

ASHlNCTON. June o.
\ despatch from Gen. Mcclellan Head
quarters, II NJ yesterday states hat all was
quiet in that vicinity.
The Tribune's Washington despatch says
there is no doubt that the President disap-
proves Of Gov. Stanley closing the negro
schools al Newbern.
The President is examining into the cases
of the soldiers imprisoned IN the Penltentia-
~ here under sentence Of the General Court
Martial and has already granted several
pardons.
Steamship Belviderc, colIiied with the
British Steamer Jason to-day and carried
away one Of her wheel houses and part Of
her after upper works. The Jason was not
much damaged
The Port Royal returned to Roanoke Is
land last night.
produced from these instruments Of southern
ingenuity and civilization. WhO says the
southerncrs are barbarians simply because
they are excelled in the arts and manuiact-
Lres by the cannibals of Africa The idea Is
preposterous. You might as well say they
arc not Christians because they sell their own
children into slavery.-SprrHS. Rep.
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BOSTON DAILY EVENING TRAY-
EIER

4 HAVE nave made arrangements to receive on
Il the morning 5-Jelock Train, 9Th Bssfoa
Daily EveHisg Trdudl0,' and will furnish them
at yosr Dwellings. Ufi ,cs, or at my Store, at salts,
factory prices. Respectfully,
L. 4. FULLER.
Burlington, June 9th, ls62.
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PHILADELPHIA, June ,

TTTN|III |"0T VI" T"
Tsc sunb5at Bienvilie has arrived with
three sclooncls in tow. They were captured
oH Charleston. The B.envilie left Port
ROYAL on Monday last.
The President rsyocI ul ten Hunter s
PROCLAMATION was well received. zen. Hun
ter had organized a negro brigade aud as
signed them % the work of building en-
trrnchmcnts and lortiicati0ns.
\ sharp engagement had occurred with
tue rebel batteries at Stone. The Union
soldiers were virtually investing Charleston.
The rebel steamer ran ashore by the block
aiding vc,se's is still aground.
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NOTICE.

IAME into he enclosure Of the subscriber, on
I or abort the 18th Of May, A. D.. 1867, Ireivs
nc9-ysar-od Hafvs; six Of them mostly red, one
black. three speckled red and white, ono nearly
white with red ears, one brindle and white. The
owner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take them away. IL = NJ
Essex, May 18th, ls62. WAoE'
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CAIRO, June II

CAIRO, June II.
The steamer DeSoto arrived from Mem
phis last night. 1t was reported there
when she left that Com. Farragut's fleet had
passed Vicksburg but was compelled TO re-
turn below the city on sccount Of low water.
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MOBILE. June .

MOBILE June d..
The Mobile Adrerhser has a private letter
from Fort Gaines, dated 30th ult., which
SAYS that Is Federal vessels had passed the
Fort ami = or 3 were firing at Fort Morgan.
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ar X
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET,



At market of7 Cattle, about 500 Beeves aud
~ Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
one, two and three years old
Market bee-extra per ewt S6,Tj a 100 Is;
quality, $3.50. % do, $3.50 a 500. Sd do. Sl.2j.
Working Oxen, $500 a $4,000 per pair.
Cows and Calves, $50, S37 a Si2.
Two years old, none. Three years old 81
a q.
Sheep and Lambs 1900 at market. Price, Ia
lots 81 p. $50 a 500. Extra and selections $50
Spring Lambs s2,jo a 90.
Hides q a So, per Ibi Pelts 80; a I5e EACH
Calf skins 5 a 9 c per 10.
Tsllow 81 a 81 C per 10.
Veal Calves $3.50 a 800.
REMARKs.
Cattle sold quick at last weeks prices. The
mlrket closed Of at an advance Of 2j to 50cts Per
est., or what is equivalent as poorer cattle sold as
high as the best sold at the opening of the mark
e.. Sheep sold at an advance Of Of 2jc Per head.
Calves about the same as last week.
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E-ITTLE WITH Il
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Matters here are quiet. 1t is reported that
the rebels hsYe destroyed a quantity Of cot
ton at Madison and Witsburn on the ST.
Francis River.
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Married.

IL Rutland, On the Slst uit., Mr.. D. McSamars
OF Rutland, to Miss Kate Ryan, of Burlington.
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The Richmond Despatch Of the 9Th states
that the rebel loss in the late battle was 5000
mctu1ing five Generals, 2j Colonies, 10 Ma
jors and 81 Captains.
The Despatch complains that the tedcrals
can at any time cut off the retreat OF the
Contederates by scizlng the railroads at Pc
tersburg, and intimates that the retreat to
Lynchburg and the mountains was the only
one left them.
\ speci Al despatch from ashInAton to
the Post says Col. Holt Of Tennessee declares
that the flower Of Beauregard's army is at
Richmond.
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NEW YORK, June IL.
The rebel steamer Nashville was still at
anchor at Nassau June LIST.