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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17

THE BELGIAN PAvFaESr on 3RoAowsY.-we notice that
preparations are being made 20 put down the Belgian
pavemsut from Seventeenth street 70 Twenty fourth
street. This Is sell. but should haze been done years
ago. But why cannot this system u pavement be
at once carried forward the Central Parks Most of
the principal avenues o. the city oPen upon The Blooming
dale road, or Broadway, II is called and greater
number OF the Inhabitants Of the city interested IN It's
being made eligible for carriages horseren nna p.des
trians than in any other The public call for this
Improvement without further delay along the whole
length Of this disgrecefey neglected tb0roughfare
the Park, and the wsmhsrs a the city government
should vote II at TO themselves from those
bushes Of shame which SHOULD sufuse their calous
every time they come in ST. this CRY.
ing evidence Of long neglected duty
TIM NEW YoRx MOUNTED RiyfEs.--Cslsnsl Dedge the
gallant commander Of the first battalion Of New York
Mounted Rifles which has recently distinguished itself
then occasion, has rccsivsd authority from
the government 70 raise ha command 10 regiment.
Colonel Dodge has detailed Captain Patton ~ open
cruitng Office In this city for The purpose OF raising
company, which will be dssignstss a. Company r. This
ocer has at present fifty men, and expects 70 be aos W
leave for Norfolk the latter part Of this week The
cruns Office Ia at COZ Broadway In charge OF Lieutenant
Hargaves, where a few rscrrits are wanted ~ FIJI
the company 10 the maximum standard. This is fine
opportunity Tor steady young men 70 Join arst class
corps
fHs RETURNED Psnos1s Avp CArrAm vAnL.--rhe 70
turned resssed prisoners board the transport steamer
Guide, have drawn NJ md signed memorial Of thanks
Captain Vail and ofoofs Of aaid transport for many
acts Of kindness and gentetnany bearing towards them
as released Union prisoners, while their passage from
Eswbern, N. c., 70 this city.
scHoot ExmrmoSs reason for the yearly breaking
up Of school Ia at hand and preparations are being made
for the customary public exhibitions The fourth
OF The Gardner Institute Ia ANNOUNCED Tor
Thursday evening noxt at the Rev Dr. Giettes church
West Twenty-third street, nenr Fifth avenu. very
attractive programme has been prepared TIE nnBral
exhibition of the grammar school OF tho New York I'M
versity will DO held NJ tho University hail. At half pasi
ten 0lgck 70. Dsorrsv morning
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Interesting from Nassau. ". r.
OUR NASSAU CORRESPONDENTS.

NASSAU, " r.. juno 4, 1862.
Greatly Increased Trad Of The island-Consrera.ton Of
E.bcl aud BrstiA sieaD.srs-A Voc Pyivdt.cr, the
Oreto, about TO Scrt a Cruise Of D>qrsoatsons-Cap-
taia Sparses, Of the sancr, to have Command Of Her
Threats to CzpSare One oj OR California ssernsTsAr
ylosl IF Schooner fran veo Fork LaIded cs E.Ge.d
Rites and Poscder, de-
1t may be interesting TO your readers to hear from
this island which suddenly oy.rsasol OF the war, has
grown note aud Importance. Il has only become
famous account Of It's brisk and immsnseiy Increased
trade, but for being the rendezvous Of steamers from
Britain ant the rebel states Among those in port
many o. which are loaded with arms, anfaunton
incidence &C. with which they intend run the bloc
ade, the Nashville, Kate, Cecs, Memphis and
seyera! others.
Amoug the moro recen: arrivals here ia ths British
steamer Melita from London or Liverpool having on
board passengers the apain officers aud OF the
rebel steamer sun.ar, which has been condemned anu
sold. Captain SeAiAes Is 70 tsSo command % the new
0yeto lately arrived hero from England winch
l. TO cruise under the rebel ag pryatecr, and the
boast openly made here ~ isnte ard h friends that
she viii capture Of our California stea within
days after her departure fFom this port She pleadd
vessel; said be owned b. M6ss.s Trenholm Fraser Il
CO. OF Charleston OF 1ne model great speed able il 4
said to stsaEn eighteen mos hour, and heavily armsi
VITA Hne ried guns, which would make her formidable
opponent for any OF our cruisers should they fall in with
her. She j. almost ready Tor sea, and II expected TO sail
on or about The 2oth inst. On bcr pratcl cruise.
Many OF the merchants here have been DONG splen
old business during the asf SIX months IN furnishing
supplies u he ebss from whom they obtain oxorbsnt
prices Tor amos every article hcy sell them. IN some
nitauccs merchants irom rebeicn have purchased en-
tire stocks OK goods here in lump, paying enormous
prices 10 their haste them and them into
secsssis.
Nessrs. Aoderly 4 Co., the largest firm here in tho in
terest Of the rebels have their warehouse stocked to
Overlooking with goods awaiting favorable opportunities
Of sending tom safely into Charleston Mary vessels
from your port bring cons glmsn " goods 70 this house
and it IL said that several of your merchants mp
Gated IN tie filing Of ordsrs direct from parties which
they know to bo living In the -coel State2 schooner
from your port srrivcd mere few weeks since with
assorted cargo, among which thirty forty
OF Enfield rides ard quite arrc quantity OF pow err
Az these article are not needed present supply our
home trade IL . fair 10 presume that they int ed
for another and better mark ct
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NEWS FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
Return OF General Observation-Disclosures OF
Union ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS attack
OF the Enemy, Sc, &c.


FREDERICKSBURG, June le, 1852.
Tho citizens Of fredericksburg loud in their ex-
pressons OF pleasure the return OF General Benker
PROCESSING lhc hest satisfaction at the restoration OF
the old order on affairs.
The Union sentiment daily becomes general,
many 81 tho inhabitants expressing great ileres, il the
success OF our arms.
Our cavalry have secured the country for several
miles south e this city without discovering any iadca
TONS OF raid upon Fredericksburg though it is runorei
among the farmers that such movement Is cont m
plated By the rebels No fears need be entertained rsa
tive 10 tts s-.siy OF fredericksburg
The statement the effect that portion Of General
Gibbons brigade captured by rebel cavalry IN
warrenton is incorrect. When General Bsnker passed
through he left number of sick 70 nurse them.
The rebels 10 seize them, but at the urgent So
lcitaion OF tho citizens desisted, taking only their
arms General Gibbon had the advance from Warren
ton, and his brigade too eager push forward to
admit OF struggling.
1t has recently been developed that after the captrre
ofFront Royal by Jackson. tho robols fred 4 house
and bornsd up in it aged negro afflicted with small
pox Tho cries Of the poor victim said have
agonizing in the extreme
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The blockade OF Wilmington, y. G.

bOsTOS, June 10, lo1Z.
correspondent Of the Journal, board the gunbos.
Chippewa, of Wilmington. writes under date OF June
follows
The Mount Vernon, Captain Gleason, has Just coms
over from Fort Casw.ll with The information that the
State Georgia has captured the rebel steamer Gordon
owned In Charleston, and sent her 10 New York. The
Gordon is a ans steamer, and mako her
knots. Eisbi CT her jumped overheard from the
state Of Georgia and trod to escape but recap.
turcd and the crowd which had collected to receive
them were shccd by the Victoria, dispensing than.
They rctursed with litter, bearing OF two killed.
or wounded.
THE Gordon, alias Nassau hes already arrived at New
York.
II ID asceriained from tho Gordors crew that an iron
steamer with ten or fourteen Armstrong guns, ht.
ting Nassau ard about ready convoy the six
seven small steamers into wilmington fight may
soon be expected
The North Carolina, propeller, which went out about
three months ago, tc DO back the 10Th OF this month
shs took OFT cargo worth about $3.50 600 and ia
pecscd with heavy one In return. She IL owned partly
in " rnington and partly New York.
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NcKlsxEy-On Saturday June "a, Mrs. ALICE hcKM-
rry relict OF Patrick Mckinney, native Oh omausn'
Thefrends ard relatives OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
So Monroe this uesday) afternoon, al one O'Clock
Newark and philaielph PAGERS please copy
McCoRxIR-0n Saturday afternoon, June IA, SAMUEL
accoRKrE, in the slst year Of his age
Tho relatives friends OF the family are res sctuy
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence 3l1
Henry str OF, this (Iuesday) Afternoons at two o'clock
Loyie town (Backs county, Pennsylvania, papers
o'EEnr.-on Sunday, June is, ELLEN, daughter Of
nanol and Ellen 0Keefe, aged year 3 months aud 70
bud on earth TO bloom in heaven.
The friends and relatives u the family and those OF
her uncle, William Meade, respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral this rgesdas) Afternoon NJ two o'clock
the residence Of her parents, 20 william street
sHgyIIS-cn Sunday, June Is, coRNEilos sHUyilS, OF
county Donegal, Ireland aged 20 years and 10 nths
Inc relatives and friens Of tho family are respectfully
nv,eI 70 attend The funeral from hs residence OF his
mother, No IA Madison street, this (iuesdsy) after
noon, a, two O'Clock precisely.
s,i'LLY0n Monday. June 1e, after severe illness,
TEoMAs tuiLY aged a6 years. native OF the parish of
Kanturk, county Of Cork. Ireland.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral from his late resi-
aence IA Monroe street. Wednesday afternoon, AZ two
O'Clock, withDutfurther invitation.
California papers please copy.
TArR-At Fortress Monroe, on Saturday, Nay II,
Leutopant GEORGE TAR, OF the Thirty sixth reg ment
New York VI lunteers.
father Frederick Jarr No. 25G West Twelfth street, this
IT esdaJ afternoon, al two O'Clock HIS iriehos ana
those Of the FAMILY are Respectfully mvltou W aiscnu
without further invitation = .
THIS rln-captain H. l. Tnsr1g formerly Of the United
States Amy, III the 9th year OF his ago. -
His viii he taken from his late resHcnce, 80
Blocker street. TO Westport, Conn. for nteTment
INSTRUMENTATION Friday. June 10, after severe illness,
KATE LEAR vie Captain Charles J. Wsstberg, ~ her
42d year.
New Jersey papers please copy.
IrRpAs --0n Monday morning, June 10, after ashort
but illness, ALEXANDER ZEaIAS, native Of Ger
many, aged as years.
Tho friends ard acquaintance and those OF bis we
Ellen Sullivan, native uf kerry, Ireland are respect
fully invited atci the funeral this Tuesday, tron
his late residence No SOP Washing ton street. The re-
mains will be inferred in Calvary Cemetery.
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v,va6 =, A.,,nx.t, ,....a, .,,noon .r5 thu Anule
Quay aqui arrived ~ hs Island Of iao0ga ~ Ins
same time.
nv ~. .s,.as c,ou ,ha national
A ~ n~ps -. - s,,I,
caitAi, bogota, 10 the lttA OF May hVsquSiS -" go
at Ambalerna. The first, second and third DIVISIONS
.4. ,,o..sna man
not advance on eauca WIN 20 e'en' ''s $1,000.
he has with him cannot be explained uheSs
q Ia ,ha, =. has bcon awaiting there the
1880, $50. !, - c,a.a of An,ioquis
decision OF tho LEGISLATURE % lhe ssas = .ar.,
But this body having met about the time o. oehea
p.xan, aeeat ana eral Fnsos consequent resuS,
s.'. - ~ .'a.. ,rrnsa{ats,, changed nso a
us gteai dssNe ior peaSe ~, sn..
cry for u has decided that TIE var sa ~ go
iiuaed TINS, together WITH the dream = w sn @
finally whip the liberals, l. All that 20 Anow aocus le
| state OF Affairs in Anolp2 MUCH suneins nAus' ~
iet il Is presumed scaicey yard OF cloth has been
imported into that poGous stste slncs III "a. o.hs'
By way u Bogota the details q General ~ an us-
feat in the state 81 1'uca haveos 70 haho. me ooeeu
which contains them Is adaFessea oy ~
tEe Council 81 Ministers ~ o1ssGl ms ih'v,
deyife cd IRON Gen. Lopez, Is ~ lolo"s-Nte ,he pAt'o
Of Alto 20 las ~ az neEe cen fLao was taken pflson
er, column 81 ouO men Was eeucNeS ho1 wy na'u
army anu, uuusr zen Aste' oec@lieu eaA ~ - -
q Ma a. IN ths olss oon Sysn eono " 1900,
pr'sosrs. his iotVe s,en lVel W Ao 49,, - p,ss
da LleaaM ME oinea ~ ace iu p-nce oisI ano &
ana established ~ asateis ~ saue. neh a as l
berg ID ea expectea tna' essh saieao5 woua ooia'
vita him. and therefore he neglected. falling BACK o. me
saAes saiauo, ~ ~ suvIl" ny .es, 20 80 ~. \.
us'i. ~ ano'S $50 ~ go as,,ss. ,a.sr on
70 Keep we river pagua ciear. AIocsaa, ,a'ea o
MANAGED 70 easans me ,uarh nSr sia 81 no
hlinseA ~ santa Rosa, Oh INC o1iei s!ao " ny
river eai, on inc roao 70 hsshaven'uS , ISL
rasaa 'hoa cnoso nH possiol ~ Auns "a $3.50, q,
leoa, N pace cai.ea nuepasts.a y, Saoaya,,
VI Lhs iisn VI APn - uo'cus N.ee~eu ~, ~ ~ $50
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$3.50 ~ ~ 'aAe 1snlas az IN, r Ma nt
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Military Funeral.

Lieutenant Theodore Iaurier killed Mt the battle OF
Fair Oaks, Va, inferred yesterday at Greenwood.
military escort was rendered the family, but t was
decided that funeral should be strictly private one
The have bean temporarily deposited IN me re-
ceving vault OF the Cemetery until the ground appro
prted BY the Trustees for the officers and soldiers K'od
in the rebellion shall be ready for their reception -
intended erect handsome monument in the centre or
the plot on which the OF the deceased arc 10 be
inscribed
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PANAMA, June o, 1852.
mo Ariel arrived at Aspnwaii from New York Oh tho
"a inst about three O'Clock p. NJ and <he Golden Age
sailed hence with the passengers and mails at sevsnA
n. on the Sd, for San Francisco.
Bar Britannia Mass,ys steamship Tenmagant arrived
hsrs on the from Acapulco having sailed thence on
che 18th Kay. she brings no treasure.
Her Britannia Masstys ship hutine. Commander Ora
ham wrecked at the entrance TO the harbor Of Ma
yaad near Manzanllo the OF Mexico. She had
n board about S. 500 600 treasure which will with
her guns all saved by the Clio which vessel had gone
% her assistance from Acapulco. No lives were lost
Tho Mutine fine steamer, nearly now. She
bound into the little port Of Navdd for the purpose
e smuggling OIL silver.
The hoy al West mail from Southampton
arrived AspnwaIl the morning OF the 5th iDst,
bringing l3s passengers, most Of whom are for British
columbia
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Eoard or Aldermen.

This Board yesterday at O'Clock in their old
chamber which has been ne WY and tasteuy repatcd
M, 800. cue go 49,. hv = .,~,a pa.,orsor ,a,ntar
~ 49, 49, ~ 80 .
AID the upholstery ny hessfs PATTERSON WOOL.
door for the entrance OF members heads OF
NAM. .,d - ranrsse,.,tyas III tha n,as. has heen
1850 - f,.,. ,, /,
opened, ana the LOBBY has psen compc'eiy raicu
from all pressure within y which has heretofore
moved a terrible nuisance
rr.stao, rohr - r, r. !, No .bair
iTosdeht John !. HfhFyi tsq, 10 tne CHAIR.
The Mayor sent negsaga vstoing tho resolution or
the Ioard making he Scq, ziao CORPORATION paper;
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Regulations OF Commerce ON she West
crn Rivers.
COTTON SEIZURES.
.x.ts rsrunM fft~4. .tts-...-.-. -. =.

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT MrssrsenPI
COMMIT Mss, June g, IsC2.
l. The attention Of all oncors % this department is
called TO tho regulations of The Treasury Department in
regard trade in the insurrectonay States Persons
having permits from the proper revenue officers will be
allow ed ~ trade freely outside o. the lines Of cams
unless they violate the conditions Of their permits or
some military regulation In which case thoy will be
rested and reported ~ these headquarters.
2. Military officers viii not Interfere with tina shipment
OF cotton and other products Of The COUNTRY nor with the
landing goods under Treasury permits except case
Of suspicion of improper traffic in which the facls
will be reported ~ above.
3 No will be permitted 10 sezo cotton ia the
hands OF tho owners unless ~ exposed 10 he destroyed
by tho enemy in which IL will be rcceipsd for and
be Immediately turusd over 70 tins Qua te DE-
part,nont. Cotton so seized viii be shipped 10 nrrkst
and sold at public auction tbs proceeds after deductng
expenses, " be accounted for opnsr IN es such
owner Ia In tho rebel ranks rendering assistance 10
The enemy, In which Case tho money VIII be fstaped 20
be disposed Of may hereafter be tstsrrained COM
manding officers will be careful that this authority H nett
abused and chat tbs quiet people ~ The country are a.
snred tst their property and legitimate business viii
not be interfcrod with. by command OF
Maios csnsral uALLECK.
J. c. KKLTos, Assistant Adjutaat General.
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AipINr, June 10, 1891
The Forrest divorce case will be before the Court Of
Appeals this week. Edwin Forrest, with his counsel
james T. Brady Charles oConor and VIM. Curtis Eoyes
are here ., Congress Hall.
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ERowEH--M oERs-Oa Monday .Iuno 10, ut ~. Peters
Church, Brooklyn, by tho ioy. JOHN A. Paddock, nr.
VIZ IEI,rEgg BgowgR, 20 1es MARY GRANT, only daugh-
ter az the iate John Norris, Of baltimore, Md.
Cox--CrgaAg-un Sunday June 10, a. ST gaymonds
church, Westminster, By the Rev. j. a. hiaseiIa JoBS
q. Cox TO Mss MsRY j. CrsRAs
La XsSG--pgYToN.-in Geneva, on Thursday. June ~,
By the Eev. Or. Wiley IENRy L. LIZ ZEsG % OLIVIA
dau shier vi Colonel X. I'eytoa.
GEE--vAS -IcAIES.- o. sunday, Juno Is, at vorkvo,
by the Roy. lIr Magelv, uAsiEL & GEE 20 Mss CysTlA
l.. yAy SiCKTEy, u whitehall, N. Y.
sAtElir--Eua ARIs.-At P.rIinsvile, Monmouth conn.
~, n. H. Thursday June L. IT the residence Of tho
brides parents. by tho Rev. C. i. World, J.aEs n.
Ssrr 81 New YORK, to FaMa, daughter Of Samuel I'd
wards, Ell, OF FerrnEviilc, n. }.
ScnENcgkEEIfls I'm Thursday juno -, AZ the resi-
kfI.ILB, Of Parsippany, N. J.
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ATTEMPT At REVOLUTION IN PERU
Discovery of New Silver Mines
in C0piapO.
Great Demand for Cotton Goods
In Chile.
BATTLES IN THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION
Eonieyideo Agrees TO Satisfy The anslo-French
Claims Of Four Millions Of Dollars.
&C., &c, go
!. ,ho srecic list or the Ariel:-
&C., &c,

ma steamer Ariel Commander seaeury, from Aspn
ali an tia 9Th ius. arrived at shs port yesterday
ASssrnoo0
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News from the United states OF Co.
1ombia.

oVa PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PAslxA, Juno 8, 1863.
ne kcreme~ss ef Gen kosqa1a--Hb Detoy Advance
~ cdsca--Te ssG~wss g Ne psopk Of Antsoqaso--
ftai DTeat " Paycn's Ercss--GradadI Ezs;actson 81
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-22

NATIVE AMEEiCANIsM.-A strong COM
mentary on Native Amercanism is found
III the fact that most of the men arrested
in Richmond and at other points south as
Union men, are Irish and Germans. The
most enthusiastic friends OF the American
flag found in Nashville on the entrance Of
the Union troops were the poor irish
The Irish ana Germans, in their devotion
to the Stars and Stripes, are putting the
"sons of 20 TO the blush. Indeed, they
are making things very uncomfortable tos
brother JcG" at Richmond so strong
has the Union feeling become, that every
foreigners house in the rebel capital is
watched Think Of the idea of putting
none but Americans on guard to watch
the ignorant foreigners determined to
stand 10y the Urion.-Cmcinnati Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-22

THE TAX oY uooP SKIRTs-The manu-
facturers Of hoop skirts have appointed q
committee to go to Washington and re.
monstrate with the government against
the heavy tax to be imposed upon them.
From fifteen to twenty thousand persons
are engaged in the manufacture of hooped
skirts in New York city, and it is repre-
sented that, as the material used is pre-
Aiously taxed, the tax Will come from the
labor, and reduce the consumption of the
article, and increase the number of small
manufacturers, who will send in returns
COR less th;n 5000, and thus evade the tax.
One house alone would have to pay $l2O.-
600 il the tax proposed were passed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-22
VOL. XXlI---NO. 81.

authority punish traitors as we list and
when peace is restored, amend il if IT,
| needs amendment
/ am little disposed to enter upon a
General discussion of the slavery question.
but propose in another letter to toucI,
upon one branch of it which more than
any other makes it a dangerous one.
February %, 1862 AMOS KENDALL.