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QUINCY Ill, July 10 a band of six BUSH
vhackers visited the residence Of L nion man
r'amed Pratt, sixteen miles from Canton, in
Lewis cour:y, Mo-. on Tuesday last, but not
finding him at home, pluadered his house.
Soon after they ltf. the house, they met him
and shot him dead. Fourteen buckshot We're
found in his body.
Yesterday 4 band Of about eighty robbed the
store Of q N1r. T:urston, Monti:cllo, near
Canton, Of every. hing Of valu. that it con-
tained.
Tbc citizens of Canton arc preparing to de-
fcnd themselves, i'll anticipation OF IN attack
from these rebel Euerrillas.
An order was issued yesterday by Col. Nc
Neil, commanding that division, prohibiting
the sale and circulation Of the Qincy Hsra{1 il
northeast Missouri The Chicago Times will
probably he attended to next.
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TIE REBELS ANNOY OUR
RIVER TRANSPORTS.
THE PRESIDENT VISITS FORTRESS
MONROE,
FROM THE RAPPAHANNOCK,
REBEL NEWS FROM RICH
MOND.

AAAOeAAe-4
WASHINGTON, July 10. 1861.
Tho DANCER or intcrruptIons to the FREE
- +-,,,rao,+r -, +bo Jamae p;r,r
liss'se u oul liauspoi's ~ -. oaes 49,
seems Increasing. Three steamooats, the Cd
noulcus, Achilles and Nellie Blrkcr, were flrtd
~ ~ roho1 hat4orv 1ast Mond,r evening
w ~ o.t' 1s
only tour or I'VE miles oelo" ds111son Lana-
ing The mail boats noH 60 up and down un-
der covov of o7,nhoats. The Canonicus and
Achilles were ootn ILL., tne suno'ate' ~ -
thought, can keep navigation open b5 pre-
venting the rebels from planting permanent
batteries o,onp rho shore Int thev cannot
n.:.,. h.*+o.;a ~ Ia-r r,,oa f.,1a
Keep a"As ~ 'ns pnt'e1ies VI lon 1auss ns'e
pieces, WHICH nave oeen oolns au tne anscolel'
Firing on boats so close to McCleHan's posi-
49,, ;7d;o.+os +i,a+ the rnhe,s are assnn,;nc
~, ~ Nas~s 49, ~, e;dos 80 ~,
oolu g1ounu on ~ s.ues " uu'
t WASHINGTON, July 10.-No Intelligence has
| been received from the army Of the Potomac
| ing in strength and efficiency.
] NEW YORK. july 10.-A Richmond paper Of
| the Sd OF Ja!r reports M.gruder's and John
| sMton,e M y i;sis;ons 5;:-btfullS cut up, and the
}oss ot 1 nf1;ccrs vcrr rerea7.-amo onc the latter
nanv - ~ fha haet a1d he,voet ;o ~, so-,,...-rn
| armT n ;s confaeaad thot +ha [s1or ~ ou+
a.s ~ 10 cgtsasSo tnas tns sa1or " ouI
+,ra foroa +ho+ t+ta tsdot -,n~s1.a.3 !
49, !.4l aoaSv, suas ;nS Elsa naa ntu'seu es
~; ~ esaa GoesunaiaeS SuogMeut, ~ oot posl.
siuu 4s1enueu sH1N1 VIZ euIu ~ stuooornIess Us
ea4seu lneu sel9 neas5 ose.
1re ea nunoet u oIf prisoners W hlcnnon9
4,oo. HSnela! MtGatt - a. ~ 2po.te"o oo.'
House; nothing Is SUD about hls beng wound
-. - 10 ~ anG heoe'I ~ !as ~
men on an Island IN tne james river RAPIDS,
#here iafge guard VII he unnecsssasy:
Inc feoei army Is II oanger VI e9n3p1ese y M2t
aeInoFa1'zsuou. Ane paper eass ~ nsn W
whole divisions turn their backs upon fhs !,
t1es, the SeE5 saiet5 OF ne army Is
l9e zane paper sqGis 1sntstions ohg ~ goTE AK n n
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il Is srldcm We can find room to print q
Sermon, however able, OF any con-
siderable part Of one: but the
extracts on the t'.i7i page from the dis
course Of Rev Robert Cellycr, on the Sab
bath preceding tic Fourth Of July, are SO
appropriate 10 ilc times, 81 full Of patriotic,
Christian sentiments, which every one
should read and ponder, that nc are sure
III tens Ct thousands Of readers Will thank
- ;.,r ~, r1,:r,y.l1,2ity to rad them.
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Medals of Honor for our
Soldiers.
WHITE HOUSE IAIBKOGLIO


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbuue1
WAsn1SG7oS, July 10, 1862.
Tic Senate speut four or live hours ln de-
batting the bill for employing negroes in the
military service. Mr.. Browning opposed the
frature OF the bill giving freedom to SLAVES
employed and compensatin5 loyal owners for
them, declaring it to be unconstitutional.
lie made 4 terrible long prosy speech.
Mr.. Wilson Of Mass., finally lost patience,
| aud declared that he had been consuming the
time Of the senete with repeating tile COM
moncst expressions and old opinions over
and OVER again q hundred and fifty times
| in the course of 4 single speech, whereupon
Browning got mad and declined to be lee
tured by Wilson, and intimated that he would
| s, eak as often and as long as he pleased.
During the course Of his speech, Mr. Lanc Of
! Kansas asked him whether, If q resolution
| were proposed directing the president to
| issue proclamation warning the rebels to
| lay down their arms, and if they failed to do
it in sixty days, then freeing their slaves. If
he WAS convinced that such course would at
once end the rebellion, would he vote for the
resolution? Browning replied very cnlphat-
ically that he 7oo'dd aof, cne;a i he stood IN the
uegatiee oga5uxt the 7cloic Ssitate.
No vote was taken, and the bill will come
up again tomorrow.
When Chandler called up his resolution
| calling for all the orders the president had
| riyen Mcclellan about advancing; for the
numbers of his army since last November, and
for tue numbers Of successive rciuforcements
, he has received, AIR. Wright Of Ind. opposed
, it, as measure oil hostility to Gen. McClel-
Ian, and went on to declare his confidence
| alike in that officer, PRESIDENT Lincoln and
Secretary Stanton.
Nr. Chandler promptly replied that the OBJ
: iect Of his resolution had been misunder.
: stood, For weeks there had been 8 violent
onslaught on Secretary Stanton, on the pre-
: text that he had prevented reintorcements
from Mcclellan. His object was to defend
r Stanton, whom he proposed to show entirely
innocent. His resolution Was then adopted
by vote Of thirty-fve to six, the latter as fol
lows: Anthony, Foster, Lane Of Kansas, Nc
@ Dougallt salisbury aud Wright.
r In the Senate debate to day, MI. Henderson
J., of Missouri declared himself warmly in fave
* OF using negroes in any military service il
which they are available. He insisted o.
n more ylgor, declared We did not appreciate th
l. desuera,c energy Of the rebels, had urderratc
T. them every where, and were undertaking thci
IL numbers and resources now.
r1o ~, ,,;r-;,a +h, ,.a.;,aa+ 7o--ox e.. ~
ID lifting and armlng negroes Is certain to pas
5: BIZ handsome m"1ority. The House passe
lE / - cn-o+o ;,s,+ -oe,1n+ inn ,rnropr;o+;no an
K 0O0 fu1 preparing 600 medals with suitab]
he devices, to be awarded to such priyatcs an
n. +hon.cc,r.s in hattie
8 '01 -,.s.. -
Ds -1ne douse foteo u suspeAo tAe Ii" autuo
ne izirg the payment of officers for services 81
he +,11- ,.-aa-oa in E,anoo+,s o1d dener+urn
od 'ualis fenoeleu III 11e1none o1o oepa' seA'eu -
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Slns..tr Henderson gave the cou3try
stn,v rlalr ;:rd Ioalely facts yesterday,
and tne lts*<;: =l:oAl prove sa!utary. The
ostrich in peril hides its head in q bush or
11u,.ses j. in 4i.t s.ntl, and deems thl: there
is no danger ctc;.use it sees uone. Alr'
Henderson ciragly shows tAat the ostrich
pnl:c,. las been too popular III this Nar
N-c have been 1ecciving ourselves and
pcrsislcnt]y undertaking the rebels. Mr.
lIcnlersor's remarks deserve attention
7,..1 r3,f,.1I @-crf- y r,Jrn
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r%- The new call for troops Is attractl

~ The new call for troops Is attracting
great attention among State officers. The
new order Of the adjutant general Of New
York establishes military depot in every
senatorial district, except New York and
Brooklyn, and provides for IN adjutant,
Quartcrmaster and surgeon at each depot.
a bounty Of $40 is offered to each recruit
So on enrolment, q months pay (S13) at
the mustcr1ng in Of the company, and one
fourth Of the 500 bounty on the mastering
in Of the regiment, This bounty is the
same in all Of The States.
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Our dispatches give us assurance that
HE bill Will pass empowering the President
to enrol tic negroes il the service Of the
Tnion. Tic intensely Interesting debates
II tic Senate yesterday, as given elsewhere
il this issue. are part Of the new era
1.,on which we lave entered.
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The quota Of Illinois III the new call for
100000 troops, is twenty-ti5ht regi nents,
:%nd our sne1ill dispatch from the State
capital shows thc work Of cnrulluaent well
1e'Eun. Lei the people push on the work,
ard gett regiments into the field as soon
rs Tcssihlp.
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13- Cincinnati.
IL ft Louisville.
Ii ts CarolGclet.
16-SIco.-of-wa1 Hartford.
It s. ~ 1Euuti5.
IS II !" OueiGA
19-Four mortar Clis J: W.-tc1n 1otil-.
:a-s:oop.of-war Richmond.
at-Faragut's sunboate.
a2-Cnna1.
333-Rebcl camp Ct three regiments.
21-Derot Of V1ek=hurg aud Shreveport railroad.
:5-Dcpot Of yicksburg and jackson railroad.
aG-Lcyce to prevent overflow.
.1-Old .Svse
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NEW YoBK, July 10.-The steamer Poto-
uac from Port t.yal 9Th, has arrived. The
hsaith ot the troops Is favorable. The rebel
| gickets are annoying at Washington Island.
| Two Of our pickets were wounded on the
5h- AL Is quiet 1t Beaufort,
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ENPL3NAIlUN UF DLAEfIalNs
1-Nickshugg.
2-Court TouEc.
a-Malj..c Hospital
i-Tlucc TERED Battery.
5-Eatterics on summit Of ridges.
G-Batte1ies half way down the decllvit5.
rFirst Giyision Of Porter's murtar d=et.
S-ScctEl s.
9-lIY1rict Lane.
.roetaro.a, Portcr's flagship.
sloops-ofysay Brooklyn and Kcnnebec,
t..c! Of river steamboats,.
:2-GE1bsat Dentuu.
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VARIOUS MILITARY MATTERS
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do n0n TO LOAN FOR
D.Das|VVf from two to tve years, IN SUMS to
silt on improved city property. Rates low Address
With description Of security sod real name Post 95ce
Boz So, Chicago. 1FtsiSsN "
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TOR TIVERPOOL.-The Steam
GREAT EASTERN,
VIII leaTe New Tork for Liverpool On SATURDAY,
' JAMES WAERACK, Agent
iF14s7;tEwuet 121ake street, Chlc3go.
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City Intelligence.

FATAL ACCrpENr Al TIE NOVELTY WoRK5.-WiHiem
Ferry, native OF Ireland, aged trtytwo years. died
the New York Hospital yesterday from the effects OF
Injuries accidentally received at tho Novelty Works on
the 2lst inst, by plate Of iron falling his head.
Deceased resided No. 344 East Twelfth street. was
Of family. Coroner Naumann held an inquest upon
the body.
FIRE EAT TMETY-F1fTH SrRRET.-Betwesn ten and
eleven O'Clock Saturday night fire broke out In
frame stable In the Of lot No. LAT East Thirty fifth
street, owned and occupied BY Mr. Spence The stable
and one horse consumed. Loss about $780, no In
surance The flames extended to tho frame dwelling
house OF Hugh Humes and before subdued the building
and furniture damaged about $500, The frame
dwelling house adjoining owned and occupied by John
flaming, was damaged about $500 no insurance. Tho
fire, it - supposed was the work Of an ncsndsry.
FIRE IN THE NORTH RrvER--About i've O'Clock Sunday
morning tho barge Detroit lying in the North river op-
posite Charles street. caught Are from spark The yes
sci was loaded with three hundred ty bales Of hay
about half Of which destroyed before the FIRE
extinguished The hay was owned BY Mlenger Co.
Of Troy Loss about $500; insurance. The barge Is
owned by Captain Bogardus. Loss about 5000; no
Insurance..
THE PorIcs THE LIQUOR DEALERs.-The new Liquor
law efecusliy enforced yesterday by the police,
who made hundred and fourteen for drunk
erness and liquor selling The arrests for the latter
foows:-Third precinct, ono; Fourth precinct,
Fifth precinct eighteen Fifteenth precinct, one;
Eighteenth precinct fourteen; Twenty seventh precinct
rwcnty-ninth precinct six. Total, forty eight.
The other sixtysx arrests for drunkenness Wig:
fifty three males and thirteen females.
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Letter from Colonel DE pineuffs
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


NATIONAL HorEr, WASHINGTON, d. c., June 13, 1862.
Ihare been informed by several reliable persona thai
am said in New York TO hare assumed the OF Dc
Beaumont for the purpose Of joining two OF tho ocsrs
Of my late regiment in m expedition which took Thorn
down South, beg to state that this Is entirely false.
gds gentleman who accompanied them Is really called
De Beaumont, and first cousin TO OF the members
Of shs French Legation In Washington. As TO mo- have
not, since the 18th of March (when my regiment
disbando) been away from this National Hotel for
than three four hours. Numbers Of persons who have
conversed with mo every day Mt the hotel could
borate my statement If IL were necessary TO do 3d.
When came to this country year and half ago the
roads still Free and f had had the slightest wish
idea Of Joining the South there nothing that
time 70 prevent my following my nclinatons had thsy
lain In that way; but what Ia called in France
"legitimst," and therefore entirely opposed to any
thing approaching rebellion. There only govern
ment, therefore, which could, consistently with my
principles, servevZ: that of the Union. To IL have
devoted myself and, although my services have yet
met with singular kind Of reward, trust that they
may, by and by be better appreciated and that may
have opportunity Of distinguishing the
which have adopted from conviction.
hope STR will kindly grant this letter place in
tho columns OF journal at your earliest
regret to call public attention to thing unmpot
disclam the imputations cast by malignant
SONS, who Of committing all kinds Of boy
ish actions under false name, when have never
stirred from this hotel for the last three months re-
main, sir, your obedent servant,
LIONEL J. DEPINECIY,
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- pTsTriER.-Tnis syrup win search through every
ssSs ne rom o
snS FILLS '1s he
Aestay condition, the puruon matter, Assesses ana all
o. 81 s ass %a'
A asc BIB %sa Many
been 70 health By these remedies being
S wS e n oSer
@ an Re- ss Il one ans has BEEN 70
tosratly healthy condition. \ cannot BE- doubted
@ fs a se Ssn sAsse cases s ae
ed. the patent must have some lungs remaining but iho-
'a"u' VICTIMS OF CONSUMPTION
M ssay had ss%s 4 D. ana gacsd sss
sev v1nn not ssnea s .
TOO iS All that Dr. shsncR claims for eGieines
s s &C. .as ia a asasVls
@ 70 % the ,sn sSss me- ?. ss
puen, matter Which oss,racs them and produces
HES 81 2 re FS feSs q svg5r % pe
a he pa Tsa sr " sssps
,h Lungs TOO ar gone % cSrs Tnsre nc ,c .a
s sa i D sn Pew
ases no charges Tor advcc q eran,nns lungs
c % s be-
ssEss as ra lHa q
@ % " or amy d asss
ssSsSRs s 81 V I'd fsS = ad7
p Del lbs sour sour ana M SIX yaaatS Heart
sorasS AMI sreass q Dss..ion, which frcquon,iy
Tss awEhS ToNIc uan distilled carefully
from Tss, s1s,S;
dret pure tho best French brandy and psssssss
& Sp Ds and I'M. Ss The process
ne genera sesn ssS
the Tonic VII for ho rapiy With which
iISs; o,sf does no. leave
WHEN has been abandoned It y distilled from the
ss eau n a. ,ASSsaoSs esircy
i ne ns s pr N Gs q spy 0r
ras rooe. 2 AXE from half % wine g ga. g.,
what agrees Nh ne g mach ana .ass VIA, ~ :, ss w
u az assSes sane sss Z s@i naSa
bread bnes is d fowls Of Kind beef pn
god Tae Tonic acts drec,y inc food. and turns i =
soupy sabssnca called chynctho nrsi process Of dsss
'on scHEycKs MANDRAKE PILLS.
This "a one IL tho rHRrE nEnrpiEs which havc
more ,s' in ~ han ng e. %
cal ptscti United states the Mandrake Pills
''' 0Ae'S' x SUBSTITUTE FOR cALoMEL,
ssss. i9r s ss5 e e Ss s"l.may sni
y me. s.e r, way s w rs' rsq sss IN Al
il Il not much wonder when reflect that the liver
se en- Ss s sSs s inss .s, %
Goa cd lo tho noraine, and the duh pain ~ The limbs
" 6ayes VIC NJ ,ss one q ssse PA
a. eGs 2 s asass sss sSSs
eosIive bowels p.eA and the dun heavy fsssns over u
renders pant wholly units Tor enjoyment pusino
ar any kind =
Prepared only W Dr. j. n. sCHENCK, and for Va,
whc sale and re.s a, hts prime pa oiiae NO, 30 Nsr
everywhere. TT
Mice Of the Palnouic Syrup And Seaweed Tonic eaeh
rer bottle 81 half dozen. Mandrake pills - cents
box.
remember DR.. - henck's rooms are at % bond sire,
New York, where he is~ery Monday from "a. M. 10
NJ, TO examine saRs with his Resrtometer, tor which
charges thre@doar aud ich every should Lnd
~ II they able, AMI gives advice tree Of charge TO ALL
CONRAD FOX, No. 81 Bai oay sttoe,, Wholesale and
tel Agapi Tor The cty Of Nsw YORK.
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Progress OF the Wharf.-The Advance
ON Richm0ntl-Anair s ON tho Sou fhern
Coast-Late Views from Mexico, &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa Captain Anderson,
win leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe win close In this city to morrow
afternoon .. quarter past ono and Al half past 1ve
o'clock, 10 20 by railroad.
rus NEW YopE HEaArp--Edltion for Europc--will be
publisheda Al eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning. II will
contain the Latest News from tho different Divisions Of
the Union Army throughout the country, showing the
Progress Of the Advance Richmond the Operations in
thc West and tho Southern Coast Late and interest
ms News from Havana. Mexico and veusza.a, and all
other Of an Interesting nature for The PISS, week
Single copies, in Wrappers, ready for mailing, censs.
Sampson Low, Son Co., No ~ Ludgate Hill, London,
England, will receive advertisements AMI subscriptions
for The LERAIp.
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Successful Estabiishnaent OF the Over.
land Mall 20 California.

WiSfIssION, JuC0 ~, 1901
The public not 10 be fully OF the fact that
the daily overland mail TO the Pacific again In fall and
successful operation Such the fact a. Is sscsrtaned
from sncia sourcss and correspondents send their
California letters each day the week, az certain.
" regularly and with much celebrity by the weekly
steamers via the lsthnius.
Themules run OF by tho Indians have all been 70.
placed, now coaches and equipments on the route,
and sufficient military force TO protect the line are
now In position; that there is no reason -
anticipate farther danger o. interruption. Tbc time
occupied by the overland coach In thar trip from ST.
Joseph, Miss.ur, ~ Placsrve, California from nav
uni VI next winter viii nt exceed seventeen days Add
-four days fer the trip between lhis city and ST. Joserh
(the regular railroad time Is less than twee days) aud
ei.htcoa tn that between PIaccrv 10 alJ San frsrean
and have total tsie OF less than twenty two day
day sss than the average time OF the steamers
Thus T. will be seen correspondsnis in New YORK or
roston uay duplicate their California letters on steamer
day, with probability that tao cosy sent over.
and will reach jis destination in advance
Of that sent via the Efhinus ani OF
course all letters sent overland between steamer DAYS
may DO expected to gain az least many days over
those sent by tho scceedipQ steamer there are be.
tween their dates and tie day The advantages
of tho overland ma for all from West
ern New York aud the Norhwcstcrn States or for all
destined 10 points in California east north of scra.
mcnto City, or 10 Carson valley and the Wsshoe silver
region are necessarily sth greater than the case OF
correspondence from the Atlantic seabcard.
In order to avail themselves Of the overland route,
correspondents should not forget 10 endorse thor letters
spar ovsrland mail.v AZ tie overland stages
ksved Of carrying printed matter, II will be
that their facilities Tor making quick time with passen-
gcrs and the letter mail only are greatly Increased
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ARRIvED:
eamsnp Eorth.Star Jones. AsptnMAn June Il, wifi pag

Steamship Northstar Jones' Asptnwan, June H. with pas
sengers and treasure. to ID Aien. II
Steamship Roanoke, Couch. New Orleans June 10 ~.
mdss Ludalr ftcneken. 18th inse
NJ OF indian Key, slnaliz,d steamship canawbs bound y
day Am bark showing red signal WtG
black ball in II 2st. 10 AM lat I23 lon a. passed bark
BARK la.saao (Br, OF Newcastlel cunningham Duh,s.
45 days in ballast Arke Hurst Co. 9th inst lat Is INA
lon n S. steamship Grea Eastern hence for Ltveroc
and set numbers for her. but abe did not acknowed
them.
Symmetry tBr of scarboro) Rogers Lisbon. ~ days
in ballast, to Richardson.
Bark Persia (Br OF Sea rboro) Chotwn, Bermuda days.
In ha last, to 7 Richardson.
Brig belmont Locke veaze Bangor days, with Iumbo&s
schr Empire (r, Doe Bermuda, June Is with potaosS
&C. to Mccall FIRTH Saw going into Bermuda briggs Ex4
celsior (Br), and Mountain Eagle. - ;.
schr Equator (Br) Abury Cat Island ays with fruit
to JOS Eneas.
schr John Warren. Lozier, White House. Va ,o..
Schr NJ Van Name, Van Name, Alexar dra, days lyt1
or Smiths Island spoke Us cutter Forward. from PAis
ladelphia for Beaufort, NC.
Schr Carroll, Trotter, Machias, 7 DAYS
Schr Bangor, Jordan, Ellsworth, 6 days .
Scar Pancost Wheaton, Phipney, Troy for Provdeneos
Sehr Boston, Wall. Poughkeepsie for Hoston-
Steamer Raritan. Slower. Trenton.
Steamer Falcon. Williams, Providence.
t BELOW.
Bark TivoIa Brown, fromFonce
Bark Betsey Williams from Cuba
Wind 1t sunsetNW, very Light.
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Arr al New Bedford Goth inst bark oscsola 81 uanev
Psas oseaa Tssshuano April with sSosp On b rd F1i
sap ssasa o. sassr,sxp Citing for y, Snsas ,s-
sse Inc s Re E n SSs 0' Capt 'a'
Z $ ss Ell s;'ss sfs hs s;
Cav; crosby Of bark Maroes NIB reports rat May
~ y ion g VI n.yrns .sT me- Y wis on s s'd 'ds5s
;o Ia 8 lon idi & ship I'oman Ham,
M NJ o s r Mov. n "a M this season. Iss
V s:' AZ a. Ss s. sas xs
Asr,ywal, juno e-sid Sarks II a stephenson Hsyds.
ssysns; l,h esn Warren, sparrow. cenfasso DFg as-
In Tors lin bsris ssxouvie ami rahandsr brig Lewis
'n srs .s.. ,,a' an sasaa ssss port
American Ports.
BOSTON June - MAr srs pssames .n, sa ,so ps
Esisi o to Fos, iss E.se,s Dsvissr Alien NY,, Ts
ss Sr ass i so ISL .ss
mis- n Ne sss g s ss ts os sr'p
M cS ss, ssha Crosby o wapIHs sS.r rsr ~
SD ts.is via Ga.cle, Bay si;.e. ,,o-,.. -
srs csn Butter snd Premier, from Sorcans; sg saassa
yEALriioRB Juse s-Arr sotrs wszrppa B.sver rpss-
Isnd neaiasil. iIssc henry rnysgn. tiogcl ana sar
Ss 1w Ssi aer DcSasts P
.rson 81 Johns Pr tsnd sldl' sra' scui NYcrs VI
gBUGKsroRT june is-Arr schr Northern Light. Lane.
SEw ORLEANS Jun. Ear steamship Marion. phi-
lSth-Arr orig Fanny. LsiA~, Shp lsandi shr Lovets
s as.s' Va hsvaas; Sssas p..
hsSs XIV se ls.'S ~ S%
brot sroa, aarse cs; HARE, Rail from BossauA; W
schr Alice, frum Rio Grande.
1rIffIAbELgnIA Junt 81 AMArr sehrs Rshs, q LIZ:
man, pas and mkt Auanaa Jane Bryant 81 h?, ~
bash nsey, Ship Island; Lent Pts. Neg Wes. licnry.
sparss fcrsn,onth Mil schrs May, Cces rorkswn .;
RicAard Law, York, Salem; 4 May. Hakeri Sanirn.
Aswusd. Neal godfrey; Clara basssk ana rhai0~
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Personal Intelligence.

Hen Reverdy Johnson o. BlltimJre; DIR. X. W. Hoop
or. OF ~ ston: Major Hetze, Cnited States Army; J.
of Chcaso, ard DR.. l. B. Russell of Boston, stopping
at the III tn Avenue Hotel.
BIS Lippncott AMI W. II. Park o. California; J. NJ
Ie,venw lrth of ST. Lolis II. D. Steel, New Orie III
c. G O.cutt OF Nashville; q. W. Wa lacs OF New Or.
leans; II. A. uuspt, OF st. 10 lis; I. W. wood, OF
Nashville and b. Fofb s. Of New York have arrived at
tho Net opoiitIn Hctel.
Brgadlor General Ross, OF Illinois, Co.onel ". d.
Lewis of Pennsylvania; A. Sprague and family, OF Pro-
whence, RI J.. Draydeu and family, Il Baltimore;
Coonol Soonor, Of Boston; L. Jordan Of Washington
J. H. Ogesby, OF st. louis J. H. Foster, Of Bosten aud
j. Rodcnthen United states Army, among the arri-
walls al the ST. Nicholas Hotel.