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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30

Clothing.
have jus. completed my stock Of SPRING and
SUMMER CLOTHING not surpassed In ih city IN ne way
OF sn assortment taste and style The CHlLDRtNS and
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not egaslled ALI. VIII 10
sod at extremely low prices Plcase Gall 4. b. BALD
WIN, Nos. ~ and Y Bowery.
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Important I:
ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS

sborlJ he sen, hy HARNDEN's EXPRESS. N; ~ b,oso
way, they charge only Hal Rates. QUO "''N
orlIleut permits slen ~ ca.Ty " thc A@t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30
SPECIAL Notires.

A Regular Meeting Of the Twenty-nrst Ward
Repubican AssDcin tion will be held No. AS 9TH
on THIS friday EVENING, 3oth inst. st O'Clock.
Amendments to the Constitution win be submittsd.
WILLIAM p. ESTERBROOK, President.
JAMES IryDHRHILI. Secretarv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30

READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable OoLD PEN exactly adapted your hand
ard style Of writing which will do your writing vastly cheap
than Steel Pens II you wanti The Pen Nj glitter
than the Sword" In another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30

A. RANKIH & Co,
No 90 boweEy, and
No los 5thav.. 22d.ss-
RUBBER ARMY BLANKETS,
C0Ars PoscHos HAvKLoCKs and CARS,
AiR-PlLLows and BEDS.
LsGGIS.. PANTS, CANOE CCPs
HOSPITAL SHKErIS0
Aud large Variety Of
RUBBER ARMY GOODs,
Manufactured and for sale by the
GooDyRAK's !. X. O. Mv'G Co,
q 20. M. kLIRRrO1 Treas. No % John.sf. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30

Robert Irwin, Co. G. l6stb Pennsyivapi.
Michael Kennsy. Co ID. I0lt New York
T.. Udsll Co. X 9Th Vermont.
Randolph Rush, Co. X. 9Th Pennsylvania
Y. ". Dickson, Company q, 6Sth PennsylsaniA
w. II. Csis, 90. Y, l0lst Newfork.
John Campbell 9Th North Cs'olna
james Beck. LIST Richmond Artillery.
W n. bryant. Co. X, 18th Massachusetts
Rufus HastiDs Co A, LIST Vermont Cavalry.
David McOiuiey. Go. T., 18th Pennsylvania
Allison II. Levey Co. C, 9th New York
). H. flowsn. CO ", 53h Eew-Yort
jacob Kerr Go r. I2tb T. Infantry.
u. Iompkins. Co. &, 0Ist ke~.y0rk
a NJ Kinney, Co A stu Vermont
Harvey Headey CO. & Sta New Jersey.
sergepla J. IS. Kenyon Co 4, let PonnsyivaniA
A, r. MsYied0fuin, CO. L., Goth New iork.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19

On Thursday afternoon, as a gentleman who
had lust drawn some 81. 500 from the Treasury,
in Washington, was leaving the bulldmg some
sharper, who had proba bly, been watching an
opportunity to make a raise, overlook him, and
told him that mistake had been made in count
ing the money, and asked to take it back to the
cashiers room Thinking the sharper to be one
of the employees of the Department. he handed
over the package containing the money, and
Ieisuroly walked back to the money-room,
where, after he had waited fer some time, he
found that the sharper was an lmposter and IN
stead Of having entered the room, he had made
his way through the rear Of the building and
escaped with his prize.
"A brigade to be composed entirely Of colored
soldiers, oficered by white men, IS now beng
raised in New York The brigade is to consist
of five regiments, the command Of which IS to
be given to John Creighton, formerly L1euten-
ant Colonel of the New Iork Sixth BILLY VIII
sons). The command Of one Of the regiments
has been rendered to a Captain Of the First Fire
Iouaycs, Of the Fifth Ward. The command
of another has been rendered to Capt. Peter
McDermott, Of Nicarauguan notorety. On
this, the Washington Star remarks: There IS
no truth in the report that the government is
organizing NEGRO brigades, either III New
YorI or elsewhere" IF the government here
ever entertained the idea OF permitting such
thing to be done, it has certainly been aban-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19

Inc washington correspondent or the BAL
timore Sun says:-'"There is, without doubt
considerable concern here in regard to the
overwhelming presence Of fugitive slaves from
the bordering counties of Maryland, to say
nothing of the more legitimate 'contrabands"
who may have come or been brought in from
Virginia. These latter may be seen sometimes
more than once in the same day, moving in nsqual-
id squads Of from dozen to fifty, under mill
tary guidance, from one section to the other, or
to the rendezvous established by the govern
ment There is no chance for employment for
one half Of them, and want or dependence on
the government is their sure fate
A letter received in Washington, from Leon
ardtovn St. Mary scounty, Maryland, has pro-
duced some excitement. 1t states that plot
for negro nsurrection in the adjoining coun
ties-Charles and Prince Georges-had been
discovered and that great alarm exists among
the white population. The planters we're pre-
pairing arms and patrol.ing every neighborhood.
Several negroes implicated in the insurectiona-
ry7 movement have been arrested These three
counties have the largest proportion of negro
population IN the State Probably, the reports
of insu1Tection are exaggerations or bogus en-
tire]y.
The explosion caused by the ''blowing up"
of the Merrimac in Hampton Roads, shook the
earth for miles around, and in many places in
Norfolk, Jared panes Of glass from the win
dows 1t is supposed she had five or six hun
dred rounds Of ammunition to each gun, all Of
which was stored in her magazine, and ignited
simultaneously.
It is said that the officers Of the Smithsonian
Institution have claimed the sum of fifteen
thousand and fifteen pounds, reserved in 1888
by the British Court of Chancery (when they
paid the bulk Of the legacy,) to answer an an
nuity payable to 1Iadame La Batutt, recently
deceased.
The steamer Louisiana, Capt Pearson, ariv-
ed in Washington, on Friday, from Fortress
Monroe, with 213 more Of the sick soldiers from
Yorktown. Dr. 4, r. Smith, of the 43d New
York regiments, is in charge of them, and re-
ports their condition quite comfortable. They
will be taken to hospitals at once
The steamer Great Eastern, Capt. Patton, az
rived at New York on Saturday from Milford,
which port she left at 2 clock on the afternoon
Of the 7th. She experienced heavy gales from
the westward, nearly all the passage, and reach
nd Sandy Hook at six 0 clock Oh Saturday
morning, During the passage she fell IN with
1arce Quantities of ice She brings l07 cabin
passengers
The notorious jayhawker Cleveland, arrested
at Ossawatomie, Kansas onthe lth INST, was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19


interesting to American readers to know the
total amount of French troops now in Mexico,
or en- route for that country The first detacil-
ment numbered 2, 500 men, under the command
Of Admiral Jurien de la Graviere Gen. De
Lorences took with him 3, 900; Gen. Douai SEQ,
and 900 more are at present on the way-in
ALL 1900
Proceedings are being taken to test (before
justice Of the United States Court the question
whether the act passed September l9, 1850,
called the Fugitive Slave Law, applies to ne
District of Columbia
The Z. s. Secretary Of War, upon the ai-
plication Of Representative Ely, has ordered
the release Of COL w F. Baldwin, Of Virginia,
to exchange for Col. Corcoran.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th has a
long article on the evacuation Of Norfolk and
Yorktown, and the conduct of the war general
ly It says by abandoning detached posts
which are within reach Of the enemy's feet,
and which it is therefore impossible to defend,
the Confederates are enabled to concentrate
powerful forces upon essential points. :
Among the passengers by the steamer Geor
geann;l, on Saturday morning. from Old Point,
were fourteen Of the crew Of the Merrin3cc,
lately destroyed by the Confederates, who accan-
doned her. All Of them state that they I'D
families residing in the North, and were p1e-
pared with free passes to reach their homes
After the ship was destroyed, the officers and
men. except those which reached Baltimore,
went to Suffolk and thence to Richmond.
4 number of the merchants Of Liverpool
have presented the Captain and crew Of t-,--e
EmEe St. Pierre, with service Of plate, q go:d
chronometer, medals, money, &C., for itch,
conduct in the re-capture of the vessel from tie
Federal cyrizer the James Adger.
Strawberries, green peas, and soft crabs, frczn
Norfolk, are now brought up to Baltimore. -
Tomatoes, strawberries, cucumbers and new
potatoes are for sale in the Louisville and On
cinnati markets.
It is stated BY persons who have reached
Was h:ngton from the army. that Gen. Su11-->>as@'
has been relieved from active service on ACCOUNT
of not having reinforced Heintzleman at VIII
lansbulg.
The Southern papers deny the loss Of any e
their vessels during the late naval engagement
but admit that some Of them were badly CT
up They claim the battle Of williamsburg IS
a victory and the evacuation Of Norfolk and
Yorktown are pronounced to be strategecaI
movements only
The Paris Patrie of the 4th instant asserts
that ", AEercier the French Minister to-
Washington, had along conference with JofEor-
AZ, Il,
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PUBLISHED DAILY B1
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
rs OFFICE-No 104 King street, over
Stones, (formerly French's) Book Store

G@P OUR BUSINESS must necessarily now be
conducted on the co&h principle We know
that subscribers, advertisers, &C., will readily
acquiesce in an arrangement which will not be
4,urdonsome to them, and is al important to us.
n57y= ADVERTISEMENTS for the GAZETTE and
orders for jon PRINTING, can left at the office
over Stone formerly French's) Book store,
on King street, or at the counter Of tlae store.
4 book for the names Of subscribers is at the
place, where we shall be happy to have the au-
tographs Of all our citizens.
Those Of our citizens who wish the Gazette
to be left regularly every afternoon st their
stores and dwellings will please leave their Or
ders at the office-at Stones late French s.
Book store-or at Edgar SzoWden, 81 s, office
over Bryan & Adam store, The carriers, IN a
few days now, will become acquainted with their
routes.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-28

DISMISSAL OF Col. LINDE.-The War De-
partment, in reply to a resolution of tho
House, says that Col. Linde is believed to
be the only officer who was in any way In
volved in the suspicion Of completely in the
offence of surrendering Fort Fillmore to an
inferior force of Texans in July last. and
that he has for that act been dismissed from
the service,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-28

THE FLOOD IN TRINITY COUNTY.-Tbe
klamath, in places where it was confined,
rose 20 feet above low water mark; in 9th
er places, where it was wide, the banks
caVed and carried away we'll cultivated
ranches. 1t became an ocean, spreading
from mountain TO mountain, sweeping in
its furious and resistess current farm-hous-
es. miners cabins, mills, men, women and
children in very truth, all that was ami
mate and inanimate. Every single mining
Improvement on the river for 100 miles has
been destroyed, and more than one bale
the bar and river miners are utterly ruined.
Not single ranch on the river bank has
escaped damage, and many have been ut
terly swept away or ruined by the deposit
Of sand and tailings.-[Trinity Journal.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
Criminal Court.

June 2t..--In the cases OF the United Staten vs.
King, the Jury returned verdict Of guilty"
John M0Gann WAS convicted on Two caseeof
assault and battery. william II. Digge was dis
charged from jail at the suggestion OF the grand
Jury.
arriuped for the murder Of his wife some Time
3 in March last, by beating her with an sx'han.
ala. from the effects Of which shs died. The
dsiendant plead not guilty. twenty-five juror.
wsre called, thirteen ofwbou were ohsllonged
for cause or peremptorily. and the following
finally. seleotsh H..D. rrather, D. Fowble, G.
W. D.ub, q, a.. Grant, Jsnes snsnkin, -
fhsrhiy. 8. Hopkins, J. II, Dale andM !. Ross,
Mr. Tarrngton opened the Cause for the
+ t,tosscn,ian and Mr. Morgan for the defence. :
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
NNallaa NJ A0lslleHa.

Ths following deaths In the varioua hospitals.
ko., in this vicinity have occurred since our
last report:
Rufus wilson, company B, Goth Ohio.'' u
Sheldon .Ysnscota, COMPANY =, Nsw York
RsuIsn wsAysr, oornp1ny, X, llth PsnnHyi-
yania Reserve Corps. .I, ~ ..r- a.
Bsltzsr Rsmptor, compAny 1, lO1,h psnnsyi
vAnia. r ~ 'rs 'idlIU4 NIl'-fHtI vs,f
( Joseph jasper, company d. 5th Michigsn.as
| -Wn. Norton, company O. 2Ath New York..
Ktbbs, company L, l2sh pennsylvaniA
bavAlry. ..-.
I @. n, powsn, COMPANY n, 9!d Nsw York:
Samuel Allan, oompsuy Z. "a artillery, ll?tb
]. q. YounE. comp my 4. 9th Ohio.
! r. Kochermeyar. company " l03d Pennayl'
vania. -...
Relatives OF deceased soldiers can be fur.
nshed with all the Information they desire in
relation 10 The burial place ofthsir friends, &o.,
by calling on r. T. Sands, Govsrnmsnt under
taker, iH F street north.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
rireme.,s 8 Ccnvsrsisn.

A convention Of tho nrsmsn Of this city was
held last night, Al the hall Of the Franklin Fire
CompABy--xll tho companies Of tho city .betpg
Represented except the Unson and American
Hook and Ladder Companies. = ,s.rs h'1
The following DELEGATES wsre III xitendancs:
Columbia--J0hnJ j.. Pexbody, fhOs. b! Robin.
son and AndrewP. MoksnnS. \ ~ 49,,
AnHoostia--T. W. Cook, q. 7. Dykes and Jos.
N. Cook. Fl ..r tdl rr.r IL. EafiF
Frandklin--J I'm n. ssssfogd, Edward Cramp.
Psrssvsrsuos~w. n. osburns. aso. pIs,ob-
ar and J. q. Tbt mpsUn. %" 20
Western HosS--hsssrs. Hoffman. DJrsey
Metropolitan Hook and Ladder--John T.
Chaunoy, Cbas. y. HolbFoOk and W. s. Scott
J. T. Chauncy WAS chosen chairman, and A.
p. McKenna secretary. l.. rk
Mr. Peabody submittsd the form Of a consti.
tuition To be submitted TO tho Common Councils
for ratification. - HNAA@DH ~
This proposes ~ organize regular Fire De.
pArtnsnk. with chief engineers, assistant, DO,
+Afles s6ms dlsoussion, the plan of oreRnizs.
ton WAs AAoptsd, ono hundred copiea ordered
70 bs printed. and the whole to 6s Submitted
10 the didsSsnt companies for their xotiOnsi H.
Adjourned 70 meet xsain'on the l6ih Of July
10 make nnal arrange ments for and appeal ia
the Councils for the organic siion proposed.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

NFFIOE OF THE COnlmlSsiON Elks un-
~ der tho sot Of April 10, 1862 entitled Az act
for the RELEASE OF certain persons hold 10 reiIc OF
labor IN the District OF Columbia"
CITr Hall,
WAsnIsGIos CIR, ID. q,
-r June Z, 1861
Orriesed, That the tinin for filing atsteinent IN
writing or schedule with the Clerk oi Tho Circuit
Court for the District Of Columbia ~ provided IN the
9th scotion OF the above act be and the same "a here
by, extended 10 the lr,t -, Jnly nekl
WM. r. WOODWARD.
10 g-duyl Chrk'
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
Insprovsd ys.glassss.

Persons afflicted with impaired eye e-sight
should not fall to apply to the optical establish
ment III Messrs. Franklin l. Co., ,24& Pennsy lvania
avenue, near Thirteenth street, where they
will be correctly suited with thvse celebrated
Brazilian Pebble or Periscopio spectacles, IN
vigorsiing, strengthening and preserving the
sreans Of vision, without Rtrsinipg thu least
in long reading or other trying work, II
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

~ Baschelsr's HAIR Dys-Tbs Hast In
the Worid.-wl,liam A. BatcheloI's celebrated
HAit Dye protsces oylos net :, DC dl.,inggi hso M
least remedies the III ci cts Of bed dyes, and nyg
or ates the Hair Tor life. GREY RED, or RUSTY
HAIR Instantly turns spfrndid BLACK or Brown
leaving the hair con and beautiful. Sold by oil
DruKgists, &C, 81. ~. =.
sT The Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR, m ne )otr iisies n each tos
Factory, No, 81 Bsrolay street, (I.ats 3B1 liroad
way and 16 BofidJ New York my My
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
Correcsisn,

10 our issue Of yesterday, We published an
item stating that the family OF. Captain Bulss.
kie, in this city. had received = letter from
him, and that he Was a prisoper In the South.
II was mistake; no tidings have been reoeived
from him sinos the battle Of Belmont, although
his family and friends still cherish the hope
that he Is alive, AZ his body was no, found on
the baltle field,
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

~Lyes'. M.gns.le I...et fspw,t:. e.,
ass,S e: ,s'fs sss sfsSsa 4 ss
Moths 10 CIDllA, Furs and farniturc, Gsrdeu In
.ecta, 80 All genuine bear the rignsture Of y
L,on, aad n potsenoai % Psfs~s o. domssc dn'mai
Lyoa's PoWdef kills III inascts In triOe, ,
Lyons Pills are death 10 rats aud mice.
Sold everywhere ~ ID. BARNES,
sp 30-TTBsm 202 Broadway, NAV York,
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
wlsco.sin 40 olsr', AID socisty.,

We call the attention ~ our readers, aud %.
peoially those frOm tina Stats Of Wisconsin who
may he sojourning or resiaing in our midst TO
the advertisement, In anOther column, Of The
meeting OF the WISCONSIN soldiers Aid Society
,his eysning al theroOms ot.ths Senate Com.
mittee on Indian Affairs. The object OF the
meeting 10 noble one, and Il is TO bs hoped
that II will be well attended. The time Of
meeting Ia at 3 o'clock. Hs.. 40.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

~ law .Nossce. =. ROBERT j. WALKER
md FREDERIC r. eTANTON will practice lss
IN the supreme pHd Circuit Courts Court Of C,alas
Courts MaYtial, Boasds Of Commissioners, and Dc
partmena. AiASd BY two other aasocistes, no psrt
or an extensive husIpees wtu be neglected address
,httOn. ID q, .. IH I'D. ..NfrH.| an Xi-Am
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
PersonaI

Ex CIV. Reeder, Pa. and Alex. Cummings
N. Y, are at wil!ards'. s.t.'''., a'"i ~
Cen. James, of r. J., 10 NJ the National.
Hon. John |. B4ker, chairman OF the military
COMMITTEES Of the Goyeruor's Council of Masss
ohusetts, Ia ut Wfllards'. He u ENTRUSTED with
the ssttlSmsut OF important business with the
General Government. ayra
Hon. W. B. Hubbard, of Ohio, Hon. Bailey
Psyton, OF Tennessee, Gen. Roussssu, Of Ke D.
tucky, and +. 8. Alvord, Esq; Of Ohio, ARE d
the Metropolitan, (Browns.) % .n-boy
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
savy yard Matters.

Lieut.. Toxhali A. Parker has bssn ndsAvsd
from duty, IS, executive ofiicsr at this Na,y
Yard, az hid own fsgasst and thsa,! 30.
dered ~ his place. M The master wVrkmen and
oiyii oflcsrs pr thssy4rd Visited his quarters 10
. body last Monday " take leave Of him, OK
pressing regret u parting with HIM. Lieut..
Parker 10 an excellent 0aacsr asta gsntlsmap
Of rare personsT qualities, and will ba kindly
remembered whsrsverhs may 80. ,7"o, y" a.''
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
Au,,oint y. ant Of SurgseA. |.

Dr. tgvggon, Of the Seventh WARD, has bee9
appojute,i% surgeon In the hospitals, and placed
In charge Of Ryland Chapel Hospital; ~hlGh
place has been well flttsd up, and 10 now reaay
to reGsivs patiants. DIR. G. hss been one VI our
regular ward physicians. ASST. ...''
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

~ brakes PIantation Bittsrs.-s. 4.
the system; is Z perfect appetizer, and tho mod
az rccable and ,frcctusI ionic in the rorld, II y
composed Of tho celebrated Calisay bark, roots
hsrbs and pare Star CPotx rum Particular I
adapted 70 deiicste iena,es; cures Dyspepsia ane
Wesknc~s, and Is Just the thing for tho ohangcs u
seasona sold by all groccn, drusgists, hotels, and
anlOona, L. u, DRAKE "'.
ap Jim W Rr0adway, N, Y, {
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

~ special aosioo. o.-.O On and sfler 1ucwiay
Arstl h iso2, toe trains % tlW Baltimore and Ohio
RsiVoad will commence rucuias daily, (Sunday.
excepted ) leaving thir Station at 80 ., m, and
oOnncosiak AZ WaahiWHton Junotion with Mail
train for all Parts Of the West wa whcslipG 81
PifhersburE, Through tsckcea sold and bagGaxe
lSheckedp u"H W,rP. SMITH, IN.
NJ. OF Transportation r. n o. y. n.
n5up t--sitt b.. IStay \ Giubelf r .,s
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
II..p,.., -. Rsg:y:d from an. sas.ns

Secretary Smith Ia sbU.lt ~ discontinue In.
diana Hospital" In The Patent Ofioe building,
as there are % many buildings being offered
fol. hospital purposes. The building has been
from The cooking departmsnt ~ The sick are
being removed 10 the yarioas hospitals near
by. Forty were taken n the General Hospital,
Judiciary Square, last Monday afternoon.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
La.l ChiId Eoun,l !.

Sergeant Rurnh4nn, or the second pfsrinot,
rspOrH,5 James MclDt0sh. lost chld, years
old; ohewed tobacco four years. Taken 10 his
mother, near Twenty frat street road, In thA
uouniy, by Ofiicer Lao. Bo0se.' ssog7sN ~.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
DRoPosALsiEOx Sink 40 WELLS.

~ 500 AssmyANr Qua RrHsNAs OygIcs,
20 ''r 10 Corner Eishessath and g strects,
Washins ton, June ~, lso2.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received st thi'
ONCE until Friday, Juue 81 1897, st O'Clock, p m
for Inc sinknk, eusbtng, aud furnishing with pump
And pistfbem' Complete, too WELLS at tbs SIKH
Cavity Camp Hospital, nesf the Poor House
WmhlnEton. The Curbing to be Of B,ick,
The BID. must atsts the priso Per foot
e The work TO b completed within thrrs days after
the ligpipg Of the centrsct f.Sh..
Ths work n be subject to the Inspection Of IN IN
spector appoiuted on the pars Of the Gsoveruneut
T'Paymentt TO be made upon the saiisfactory compile
tio Of the contract. - =,
Assstsut Quaftennastsr u. Q. Amy, and should De
plainly maj ked j." Proposals for Sinking Wells"
10 26-d3t ~.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26
a ssranCs Unlssr.i.u... !.

For several days consldsfshiss CURIOSITY wa
excited In this city BY the sfpsessncsl aofs 1
~ saiss. Ss 9ssp.assSis 'SxP ioSf az nan ss
along our streets. aame thought he NJ ~
dssh oilosr On pasdss N4nrnsd ,osA Mat The
mysterious stratees WssA msnboe - the EnG
Biz country. Being Z .msmbsr of the Ninth
East York English fide volunteers. be brought
1is uniform along With him. The sehslefhhn
kvored US with call, and We took y note oi
ahads, coat and ,sn6Sc ne Ei6ur infantry,
elaok leather belt and shoulder strAp--sll the
Ornaments, buttons, &c., which are bright brass
On our uniforms, we're. brUnzed On his. The
trimmings are of rcd cord and sewSd 90 In the
zouxve styls The busteas hear the Eogtsh
crown, and the belt.piate hSo "a II = wreath Of
saves. inside u which ID the name Of The corps
The cap IL ornamonted, BIZ n plume Of dark
irssn fssthsrR. We underslapd that this gen
Neman isOn the Nxy W RohHond with a pass
ON the War Department. R b. .t-.
The national Republican., 1862-06-26

Com %. ncs nest u Col um sian Coiiexs.
Tho thirty ninth annual commencement .of
Columbian College tool place yesterday, inthb
New York Avenue presbyterian Church, which
was flied, . band a. ,usic being 10 st,sndancs
= : rSe studsnts Of L. ousgs assembled in tho
bSSsmsnt OF the 0hui, 4, and at eleven O'Clock
marched " their places the graduates taking
seats on the s,And with the faculty, and the
others tho frOst ssals. The exercises were
o0rnmsnGsd With pt~ysr by Rev. Dr.; Samson,
President Of ths COLLEGE, and the contestants
fur the Dsyis priIs medsa and the graduates
,csms farward "a dsiiysfsd their ora,ioss 10
! The Nature OF a, 10 Liberty, Rohsyd D. Cook,
Of Nd; National bride, William y. Edmonton, |,
d. c.; Devotion H. Civil Liberty and It's Innu.
o. sncs, Abpsr Y. Leach, d. O.; Great Revolu.
tons, as developing tha Genius Of Nations,
LeOpidas u. Coyls, D. o.; The Influence " Poet
~ on National Character, OTIS 7. Mason, Va;
A Nations Language the Indcx Of its Mental
characteristics, T. Edwin Brown, D. e.; The
Utility Of Ambition, GaOrss II. Morgan, Va.
Hon 7. ID. Eliot, on tbs part Of t6e trustees,
presented the Davis prTss medals 10 LeOnidts
IL. Cpyle, of d. c., and Richard B. Cook, Of Md.
Tho degree Of Bachelor Of Arts was conferred
on LsUpidss L. Coyie, D. O., and " Master Of
Arts on 4. Edwin Brown. A. D., OF ID. o.; Elliott
s(,ouss, A. B., pf u. g.. lsaac J.. johnson, A. b..
Of Pa; Ousl I. Mason, A. b. Of Va; George q.
Morgan, A. b., 0f Va.