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N GRIFFIN 4 BROS, DENTISTS, ?

~ Grand 1t, opposite LORD and Taylu"S, y, "
and 2iI Fulton II. brooklyn, are inserting full or
partial sits of their improved artificial teeth with
~ without extracting the roots. Full srtts ON gold
~ latina, s2a silver or rubber, so partial sctt,
gold, per 10th, ~ silver az rubber, ~ Teeth
extracted without pain, Ny our heuumliu ing pro.
COS 20 cents. Free Of change - those orlcinf
uh,laI teeth. my 2hu,'lli
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GAVE YOUR MONEY
- The PEOPLES PROVISION COMPANY
2d> Greenwich street between Warren aui " irr.v,
y. y o. II, deliver tree aud wa-rDnttI please.
Pure starch tBlCkEYE,, on =. for 2a.t4. huN 3',r.
Family suop tBlCkEfE! warranted pure, iux
hL', lN.hf ~.
Transparent mn CKEYE,, soap IOc hnrs f r De-.
Var, gated tElCkflEy ...i d, cakes '.r -.
Best family h'ur tBu CKEiE. 81 lhsP'..
SugHr-Cl1,d ham, warranted IS q, shoulders IT,. -.
Black aud green teas at piitps from -. t. l.
I"N"c .r'u lit Co 81. ui qualities uurilA.l.l p
d"Ic.uusus'sol flavor and str 18th. The IS. mIy-
ttHu ~ the city l7d,0tl
Call aud l'ot Il tn 4c god, II viii save y1D~ mo-
uty. II H. uH lumhgp. h. 4 ont or cugm.,r,
- GREENWICH STREET.
pedestal sign Il tie door, with the l,ttrr-P T. g..
In rud. NIB .ity'lai
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RUNNING
THE BLOCKADE
A story OF the sea Islands,
by CAPT. WHEELER, L. 6. A.
Author IF The No II Idte"; a Tue 9' he
Mule Ground, Sc.

Entered according 10 Ae, n. Congress, In tic
Jerks Once, Of the District Court If The sthcrn
Distrlc, Ct New York by Moses g. B,aeh. In the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty two.
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INSl RANCE.

TUE
L LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF BRODkI.IS
- ofii'r. - nR>s II oFrtcR.
3iI FULTON STREET, IA WALL. STREET,
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL, 10, oOJ DOILAEs
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFIClAL BONE FOR FILLING ACH-
"A ing and decaycd teeth, put in soft without the
least pain, color of teeth, aud warranted Ton lie.
&. u. CRAWFORD, Dentist, ~ Amity st. second
block from Brusdwny. my - 2lr'Il3
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This Company insires pr poty Of all kinds ayalnst
L'-s "r b,inn- ty FIRE, on As favorable terms as
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Nbeautiful kind are inserted hy J. e. KENNE-
by, l,6 Bowory, doors below Spring 1T, at his
unusually low prices. These teeth are guaranteed
b. give perfect Satisfaction inserted without
pain, and worn without the slightest Inconvenience
whole sets on gold from $2h or ON silver from
SO. Parisl sets on gold from 81 each tooth, or ON
silver from l. my9i 2hac'l09
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OWNERS OF STEAM TNGIyEs--N01ICT

- Irving been given That the law passed April,
i>G2 requires I'll steam boilers d, be tested and tbe
pressure liinite and certain additions or arrur,e
hshcer ior coLveience of testing mas, be Iut on al
shot no';e We are prepared l. furnish the above
uVe I"Nlions at TIE least pp-sib.c expense and we
WI contract b. ihtr.as' III. pow,r pfany engine or
Increase we an Unit u pr a-fe IA tie boiler giv-
L'S tie sane hinori - r. wcr 10 the engine, with
NON ten w. f1rty per cent less pressure or we will
s,8hfsitoc save from ten t. twenty-five p.r cent
OF The me- III ut accomplished, IA pay, by special
"i,'eh ',h'ra,ti mus enabling "wn'rs ~ steam
boilers and en-, mes, Us well IA engineers l., comply
WIN We rilir'iutats Of the said law. The i'm
rf'v'n ITS can bee put on without the engine bain,
~ lp' ~ "Ii'hf VOL king hours. There ~ no patent
u t7s uron ' practical Knowledge uf The Lest ar.
rnuRen at 20 the valves de-. send for circular 10
Tue machine sAoi' q: TiiO5. j. CutDB d Co.,
NJ. 10 Wet 31th tuYg,sio7
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SPE' TABLESPOON AND CHEAP
- Wtas si.'t Hupioycl. Prot FRANKS crc-
hritcd ~" prcs.rsri, accurately ndiu-t, t. d,i,-
I've SisiOu ~ hn .Ni'cr'nroI practical optic nm.
Spcctsc g. l9u ~, Sold, / ven b. EXCHANGE 81
pa Jed. -, Grand :, mar f'driI-" myl5 24lc'li3
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81. 20 FOR RED Ash; STOVE AND
stove and egg coa - small It ,e, nicely screened
| and delivered t. any part of the city 1000 lbs,
| warranted. EUGENE tNDERllll.L, tot of Nor
| ton st. n. II. myl5 .kc'i4J
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Written Expressly for the New York Sun.
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QOARD CAN BE HAD. WIFI PLEASANT

50. 25.GSoo.pl , hSAER % At Il :, TI@ SN.t
man mud wife : t. - a week; also Nrui she'd
rooms, witt pianos chJup; also lodgings, D. 4 N7s
week or Is t. IS q night. ~ B.-Lcs,1us ON Piano
~ each. ny2O 2G,c'l22
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S'CEANl BOATS.

ENCl 'kSlONS-BIDDLE'S GROVE COM
p.tiy Renovated. steamers H. l., obey HAd
Mashuiih, and harg's Lex iu,,tou ami Clrayeail
are now open tor engagements a. exclusion part 90.
Apply t. =. I. WILSON, 100 wal II, cor. south,
Mp stains. iuN9 2hn, 'lyB
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80 and white ash, all sizes; am now unload-
ing the best and viii continue to do so, and sell at
the above low price from yard lo+ Thompson st,
bet. Spring and Prince SIS, q, DUNE.
Iuy23 24lC'2OT
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RENT OF RED ASH COAL, - PER TON
~ of 1000 lbs. small stowe, - 10 per ton, dc.iy-
cred nee and clean, from Nnrdsl and Eleventh
st. near Brordway, n. Y, q. T. BACliE, Agent.
nv 9lNCsl~O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
ITALY.

The italian Association Of Emancipation had sent
the following address to Lord Palmersion:
ave have heard with Joy and gratitude the
words full of meaning which you, expressing the
sentiments OF the great British nation, have uttered
In the House Of Commons ia defense Of the unity OF
Italy and the principle Of non.interventon. You
have recognized the fact of Napoleon occupation Of
Rome to be fragrant violation Of non-intervention.
u is the obstacle to the unity of Italy, and threatens
the peace Of Europe. If England only perseveresin
her efforts TO make this principle respected, the
Italians will suffice alone to obtain the deliverance
OF their country. Receive respectful salutations.
THE CENTRAL COUNCIL OF THK ITALIAN AssOcr,TIoS
EMASC
"Taz President GARIBALDI. AND OTHER MxNBERs."
Victor Emanuel was enthusiastically received in
Messina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27

SrocK JoBBERs OBsTnrcTisG THE STREET
Alexander NJ. Stanton, Wall-street stock broker,
was arrested yesterday, and taken before Ju'iice
Brennan at the Tombs Police Court charged with
being one Of a crowd standing and obstructing the
sidewalk at the corner of Exchange place and Will
liam street. Owing to deficiency Of evidence, the
prisoner was discharged 1t appears that the habit
Of obs,ructng the sidewalk has become such an In
in Wall street, that they have complained to the
police about it. A number of gentlemen were pres
ent at the Tombs, and complained Of tho annoyance,
but Justice Brennan sad he had no authority in the
premises, aud recommended them TO apply to Super
iniendeDt Kennedy, as he had no doubt be would
remedy it promptly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
MONDAY, May 2G-P. ".

Under tho unpleasant dispatches from the Poto-
mac, published yesterday Stock operators generally
looked for panic in the market to-day, but they
were disappointed. Tho opportunity to fully dis
cuss the news took away much of the alarm felt at
the first reading and although before the Board
some stocks sacrificed at low prices, yet at the
Board there WAS stronger feeling, and toward the
close of the session prices established at points
showing a much smaller decline than Lad been an
ticipated. There good deal Of excitement at the
session, and considerable ireguarty in prices. The
shorts were free purchasers, and large amount Of
selling contracts were covered. Governments were
1881 utter being lO in the street. Central sold at SCI
having touched SOL. Erie was $50 for common, and
62l for preferred-an improvement on tho street
price, but v cent below Saturdays rates. Hudson
River was among the trmest stocks and sold at 49,
An advance Of ! v cent on tho closing prices of
Saturday. The Western shares were generally
lower. but recovered somewhat at the close. Be-
tween the Boards the market was quito firm, and at
the Second Board the market was rather feyerish,
but in most cases the rally continued, and shares
generally improved ! to Y cent. Galena was very
e,rong, aud went up y cent. The Southern Micbi-
gan Issues were strong, As were Central and Erie.
Government Gs Of 1884 sold al 1854 and closed atthat
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LATFST-Tfa OpeeaS

hvERPooL, May l5.-Ihe rows today is unim.
portant.
The bill abolshing church rates has been defeated
eminent.
LONDON, Friday.-The Times City Article Of
to-oay, says that the English funds were yesterday
depressed by the activity in the discount market.
11 Tent ETanllwsy shares were also depressed.
Cured at Queens College. The whole west wing j,
Totally destroyed, and tie fire is still raging.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
Til. Kangaroo and Hibernim OF Cape Ka's
EFFECT OF TIE CAPTURE OF NEW-ORLEiNS'
The French Ministers Visit to Richmond.
MILITARY CONSPIRACY IN ST. PETERSBURG
Defeat Of the English Government on the
Church.Rate Bill.

The steamship Kangaroo, from Liverpool i''n' VI,
Queenstown the 18th inst, passed Cape lace d. -
O'Clock Saturday night, and the steamship iiiDe''a
from Liverpool, the 18th, via Londonderry the io'n
inst bound to Quebec, passed Cape Race ut .
O'Clock on Sunday morning. The Hibernlan has 40
cabin, and 1893 Storage passengers.
The steamship Canada. from Boston via Halifax
arrived out on the llth.
The steamship city of New-York, from New-York,
arrived ont on the 18th.
The steamship Bohemian, from Portland, arrived
out on the l4th
The kangaroo has AZ cabin and SO steerage pas
sengers. Size experienced head winds throughout
the passage.
The steamship Teutonia, from New-lork, arrived
al SOUTHAMPTON ON the 10th.
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AsTREA AT THE CAPITOL.
ABOLITION or SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, 1862

COLUMBIA, fS62.
BY JOHN q. WHITTIER.
When frat saw our banner wayo
Above the nations counci-hali,
] heard beneath its marble wall
The clanking letters of the slave
In the foul market-place stood.
And saw the Christian mother SOLD,
And childhood with lts locks of gold,
Blne.eyed and fair with Saxon blood.
/ shut my eyes, held my breath,
And smothering down the wrath and shame
That set nv Northern blood afame,
Stood slent-wherc to speak was death.
Beside me gloomed the prison.cell
Where wasted one in slow declire
For uttering simple words OF mine,
And loving freedom all too vel.
The FLAG that floatcd from the dome
Flapped menace in the morning air;
| stood, pcriled stranger where
The human broker made bis home.
For crime was virtue: Gown and Sword
Ard Law their threeiold sanction gave,
And to the quarry of the slave
Went hawking with our symbol-brd.
On the oppressor's side was power;
And Vet knew that every wrong,
However old, however strong,
But waited Gods ayenging hour.
/ knew that truth would crush the lie
Somehow sometime, the end would De;
Yet scarcely dared hope to SEQ
The triumph with my mortal ego.
But now see it In the sun
A free flag floats from yonder dome,
And at the nations hearth and homo
The justice long delayed is done.
Not as we hoped, in calm of prayer,
The message of dclycrance comes,
But heralded by roll of drums,
On waves of battle-troubled air -
Midst sounds that madden and appall,
The song that Bethlehems shepherds knew
The harp of David melting through
The demon-agonIes OF saul
Not as we hoped; but what are wei
Above our broken dreams and plans
God lays, with wiser hand than mans,
The corner-stones of liberty.
| cayil not with Him the voice
That freedoms blessed gospel tells
L. sweet TO Inc as silver bells,
Rejoicing yea, twill rejoice
Dear friends still toiling in the SUD-
Ic dearer ones who, gone before,
Are watching from the eternal shore
The slow work by your hands begun
Rejoice with me The Christening rod
Blossoms with loves the furnace heat
Grows cool beneath His blessed feet
Whose form is as the son OF God
Rejoice Our Marah's bitter springs
Are sweetened; on our ground OF grlef
Rise day by day in strong relief
The prophecies of better things.
Rejoice in hope, The day and night
Are one with God. aud one with them
Who see by faith the cloudy hem
OF Judgment fringed with Mercys light
Atlantic Monthly Tor June.
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advanced 70 T. cent, and % bonds have converted.
The Northwestern Bank ut Warren, Pa, and the
Beverly Bank Of New-Jersey, are thrown out to-
day.
TIE money market is abundantly easy at IA 5 per
cent on good collatera5 but there is rather
uvty in consequence Of the perturbations of the
Stock market. Leading paper goes at la per cent,
according to maturity. The supply is very small.
In the Indiana overissue matter there are new
developments to-day. full statement is promised
in day or two. 1t is due to tue State officers OF
Indiana whose course 10 concesling the oversize
from the public some fifteen monthswe have deemed
very unwisc, and have not hestated to say so, 10
state that they acted under the advice of MIR. Oakey
Hail. with whom they counseled. Ii the State Agent
when he made the discovery Of the fraud, more
than a year ago, had arrested the criminal, 1t Is
more than probable that, instead of nearly mlliioh'
the issue would have been confined to the amount he
then stated was out, which was about quarter OF
million. Making pretended transfers Of the bogus
stock, which was rendered necessary to carry out
the SYSTEM of concealment from the public, was also
u grave error. One Of the largest holders OF tho
false bonds, whose suspicious had been eH-
cited, aud who had declined to receive them
as collateral, was deceived by one of these pre-
tended transfers which bank was permitted to
make, and afterward received the bonds rs untaint-
ed Mr. Hall advised the State officers to the course
alluded TO, under arrangement by which the
bonds were to be withdrawn at the rate Of $4,000
Der week. We do not doubt Mr.. Halls good faith
in the matter, but we think the action Of the State
officers was very i'll advised
The Bank movement of the week shows an I'M
portant change excepting iu the deposit line, which
show large increase.
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FRANCE.
FkANCE.
The political news is unimportal

The political news is unimportant.
II was reported that Count Persigny was Suddenly
ordered from Paris TO London-i,i as supposed the
mission relative TO the steamer Economist, with 800
bales cotton and 400 barrels rosin, which arrived at
Liverpool from Charleston.
Speculatons continue relative TO M. Mercier's
visit to Richmond, but there is nothing Trustworthy
The OptatOH N0ti0aale asserts that 1t merely had
reference to French tobacco.
The Bourse was heavy; Rentes .0f60c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
SPAIN.

The Ministerial papers Were of the opinion that
Gen. Prim would proceed TO Mexico, although the
Dsarso de la Marina had announced the contrary.
They also expected that he would claim the execu.
tion Of the Convention Of Soltdad.
The Duchess de Montpensisr had been safely de-
Gyered Of a son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

LONDON MoSEY MARXET.-The funds Oh the lltb
proved increased tepf~1i sld eorsos further 5ee
ibcre VS. Confined scfiyy i di.couit marie, n,, tie
e DIS were ttl re.olsol at 2, a. cent a re i9 ~,
pax minimum % 3 ! c--' p !c-ci ot gri.,r,
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HELP THE wousDrD SoLDIER.-A concert wi

HELP THE WouSDrD SoLDiIR.-A concert will
be given by Signo Bar and Ills pupils assisted by ssno
Sbrsa and poo, Cor the benefit OF the sick and wounded
soldiers in the Ladies' Hospital Of Lexington avenue
and Fin rst street. OF Dodworths Hall No 800 Broadway.
this evening Msy a. The Of the pupils published
along with tie pieces eighteen In number The pupils
Misa Dunderdae Mrs Van Zsndl. Miss schwseuwselder
M r. Clover Mf. Van Zandt, Mrs Varon., Miss NJ
Schwnerzwsea.r Ms. Esen sein Mrs. Charles Far1hsm
and MIR Cislies Gilbert Wo two pianos
eight hpnds ari variety of operate music io no bnl IL
s. really ritsgtire. Tics-.s ere d3ls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

The health OF the King of Belgium continues to
improve.
Prussia has sent special commissioner TO Hesae
Cassel, and, it is reported, backed him up with mill
tary movements.
1t was reported that there was military con-
spiracy in st. Petersburg IN favor of Poland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
LONDON SrocK ExcHAsGn-Opening R Rhr.es.
Cop.ols money s3tdg9,; account. sis@" NC"

consos money. ss,ass,; account siiosa New r0'''''
9llG9li mi p-.t.ys Circular re-
IIyxspooL May i6Ccrros.Tbe Broker .,oS;ns g 500 to
ports the .ses Of the week $500 bsies
;0iI for American and ID for Surat ne closes
friday estimated at sooG sa Quotations.
dull aud downward a; the following , Orleans .l2d
Fair NOBLE. Mi5S@s G SS9
feir Uplants. IA A. i2 600 bales, OF which
$4,000 bales are Amecsn Iowe, Provisions heavy
BKEADsTuprs fiat. and snsn"' ''"''' LosDos. May To-
cen,,.i shares 4: discount; fiies s 90 90
n , ~ r. The Bank has decreased t''''oV''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27

BULLS UEAD.-Nelr- York Catfie Nrkct, Mon.
dav, Nav 26.--This has now become the actual
opening day of the market and it opened this morn
ing with about 1900 head on sale; the total number
including the Saturday sales, reported at the yards
for this market up to this morning was 2,3Sl; and If
that had been all that were to come there would
have been no difficulty in getting the half cent adj
vance on iart week which of the salesmen held
their bullocks at. But the butchers very soon as
certained that all the stock was not IN; that very
few the large run upon the Erie Road had arrived;
that the traius Of the New-Jersey Central were
behind and that several lots were expected by the
boat from Albany. So they did not generally pay
the advance. At noon tie market was not ms good
as the average Of last week. At u O'Clock,
there were 391 lead reported a. having
already arrived and that = thousand or twelve
hundred more would be here before tomorrow night
Under this state of things pilees declined very ma
tvrially some buyers raid 3 head below the
price in the morning, and from appearances this
evening it is highly probable that The decline will
equal half cent pound from the quotations In our
last re oor and if will leave some Of the specu-
alors who bought largely AZ Buffalo and other
points seriously out OF health Indeed they are not
Jolly this evening. The great bulk of sock this
week is from Illinois, as usual, and Of fair quality,
hoogh not quite good as it has been for several
weeks past. There are too many distillery cattle,
which do not sell well, though fat. The bulk OF
the cattle sold to-day have ranged at 7i9sic.
= ID net weight, and at that or less
there will be plenty for all buyers to.mor.
row. We hear of only one drove, bought
by Messrs. Starr & Reed III about Sc 10, and the
quality Of that war extra. The Wholesale butchers
have not been dsposed to buy largely at tho asking
prices to-day, pr.fsuing to take the chances of the
closing day and hear of no inquiries from grazicrs
The great drouth prevailing j. enough To deter
all farmers in this vicinity from adding to their stock
Tie weather to-day s favorable to the trade in meat,
being cold enough for Winter garments. less the
overcoat ard some of those who have cattle TO cell
will want that under the chilly influences OF this
ma ket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27

THOMAS MooRE's BiRrHpAf'-iu' s,~.,,r,,s
L h. even, ,beins the eighty 'ecOnd 'n''s'',,
the r.i that ha, been es'syed here, WIN .rios ned
OF concert At Irving Hall on ~ "yoc,ss-wEss -
com an.i,tsnt viii .sa OCCASION will be e1ssa!ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27

a, noo Mi, Flour. 800 bbs Corn Me'i is 90 bss
MAY o., ~ S,h Wheat 10000 bush .o 10 nss. n
N Wn'N ias hush Barley. 80 psss A'n''
49,. va pkc, Lard. ,OJ6 kegs DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
THU CALL FOR RE-ENFORCENENTS'
RESPONSE OF THE LOYAL STATES
GLORIOUS OLD MASSACHUSETTS.
Pennsylvania, Vermont, Illinois, New
Jersey, all Fall in Line.
BosroS. Monday, May 90, 1862.
Tie following is published this morning;

Tie following is published this morning;
PROCLAMATION by THE GOVERNOR And CON-
MAHDER-Is -cHIEY.
MyS MnacHrsErTs The willy and barbsrous HORDE Of
,tr. 10 III. people 10 tie Government to country ana
70 liberty menace again the National Capital They have al
tackled and routed MsjorGen Banks advancing on iiHr
pers Ferry and are marching Washington The President
calls on rise more for t rescue and o'
fsp.e The whole active militia will be summoned by
ers order issued from tho Office OF the 70
rcpor, on Boston Common to morrow. They VIII mHch 10
relieve and svengs their brethren and friends to oppose WIN
fiery zeal and patriotism the progress oil 'he 'oe
May God encourage their hearts and strengthen u s'"'
and may he inspire the Government and all 'ne peoPe'
Given Headquarters in Boston, at IL O'CLOCK tH' 'unaAy
evening. May Is. a. d. 1862 ,o, .ynpr,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
JOHN A. ANDREW
THE REPLY OF PEYssYLvANIA.
uAnnIsnrnn May % i 81.

CENTRAL ORDER, No. 23.--On the pressing re-
QUESTION Of the President of the United states u ne pe'
emergency, II is
Ordered That the several Major Generals, Bsaderen'
erals aud Colonies Of regiments the COMMONWEALTH
muster without delay all tho military organizations within
their respective divisions under their control together
al persons willing join their commando and proceed ioTh
with to the City Of Washington or To such other points as
may be indicated by future orders. Iy order OF
A. G. CURTIN, Governor and COMMANDMENTS Cmet
A. L. RUSSELL, Adjutant- General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27

rou,inucd Preparations for Another Battle
An Early Engagement Expectations
dillon of the two Gren, Armies near
Corin.h-Exchangc OF Rebel Prisoners
Singular Situation of AGHirs st FIJI
Iow-ProhcbIc Abandonment by thf
Encn,y of thcir rosition-Extrene tsRi'
e,nass on she Fiect-Onr Disabled Gum
bsnts-AInrr, and Distress in secessfn-
yyhcrcHbo1t of Fnrrrgut's Ficei-Fof'
Pillow soon 10 be Ours.