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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

FnEIS ArToRNEY sTREEr.-At l0i D. m. On Ira.
Jay fire was discovered in the rear Of No. IS3 a,
torney street, in large building owned by (,eor,,.
Marshall, and occupied rs follows: Fifth floor e.
snred Tor 500 in the 81. Marks Insurance Conpana
Fourth story. by Adam Knoblock. cabinet msks.'
ioss, $500; insured for $500 in the St. Nicholas IN
eurauce Company. Third floor Ly George Kes.
cabnetnsker; loss, $500; insured for 81 900 in n:
81. Marks Insurance Company. Second story Inv
Geo. Rembient, cabinet-maker; loss, $500; ins1rsd
for $500 in the Williausburgb City In,urance Com.
PAW. First floor, by John Adslman, cabinet make
loss. $780, insure! tor 500 in the st. Marks lnmr.
ance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

1nc....... 1882 Inc. 6lo4J .9ojJio Inc.259'o
BY reducing the wheat, to -four, the quantity Of the
latter left at tdewater this year compared with the
corresponding period last year, shows an increafe Of
2l7 81 bbls. -four.
The following comparative table shows the guam
tty Of Of the principal articles Of produce left
at tiie-w8ter from tho commencement OF navigation
to and including the 2?d Of June III the years ndi
Gated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

Ovr MAN NEARLY MURDERED And EIGi+ hE'
KILLED.-Ihe Strottrog 10. W. i'He o s.t
relates the following shocking accident which &c
cured u ar ,na; village On wednesday: ~ Isls-
ing in Lobo at about eight mles from siraiaioy,
quarrel arose be; wesn the men engaged; ~ INC,
were lifting bent one man STRUCK another on 'ue
head with an ak, nearly killing him; the oiaer nec,
seeiug their comrade thus knocked down, b' ''i.I
pixies ill when tbe opposite bent "urg fouhu 1ns
iell 10 the ground, killing egh' men, "no "''0 INV
ip a moment launched into eternity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

Tn,keys ~ BE-. rio Gee.e. pal! ..'i eoSi 20
FouI. 4, n ........ a @ Ducks, par .pV
Fccs1ba receipts are no. large but the cemand oss So
gr-s, f.rn OF tnat the nskst completely pet'irq .
!; 90, i,nossol, 90 give Trustworthy quotations Ihete
~ "a 40 many danaged aud bad Esg- thu, buyers eAa 81
sc,g,l couu, of sound abatement IN fioe
eouya.nt thereto We suggest 10 dbtGu, shiQpes e p
, of carefully candins he gs, pacAng 10 cut straw
or wheat chafi aid Forwarding ~ Express ~ -
ornar- freight oas should lysrisoy oe u'-a ie PaAs
durug n. wsrtn we.tleI. We quote; a,t
State sDd Penn choice, - western v u0f''''''''
n. f,ioy,n, 1aotations are for No qualities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

Shields division, which includes TIE lst ~ 80,
~. ,o,.eS nom I1r,y LAT wees Istob be phceo
in he army before Richmond. The regiment wts
NJ psid e Oh and recothcd before setting 0u 'nd we
hear. timer drawer or heartier set Of men, wf h
ne,er seen. The members OF the regiment WY WY
were in the hospitals had mostly recovered sha
oined in tic march. II appesIe they wee no Isa
but completely worn cut 3y the eopnaa,S' IG
Marches made by them, and soon recovered ,s nm
jacob Honbroot ls expected mere 49, soS ms new
-oa zine soldier % THEN friends and relations "a. "'
Iron NO., viz wv Wheeling Press, 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

SUrFLiEs FOR TnE ARNY.-Tho following pro.
poeas 10 supply cattle for the army We're received
by Col Eaton, at his Office in State street and yes
terday the contract war awarded 10 the lowest
bidders, Westhemer d Rosenbeck:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

DrsrRucrNE Fnr At MmntEro"S fo -.
n. AT s. o'clock on Wednesday nornins ! s ~
broke out in the third story Of the steam ssu a.
blind factory of Messrs. Tbeodore James ia SIN.
son. IN this village, and in hall an bour va" s,l
ashes. A. the time of writing. oeioch' lne 20
my adjoining, inc dwellne mouse, I,'oa asy.
I. in Games end will undoubtedly be eoT,an, -.
~ there are no engines in the place Inc ,S s
~ .1enc s,s of Can't Joseph NJ Brown opposite ,s
burned building, will most likely suffer tue ''''
fate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
Er.ren HOu.e, Nev York, June "a, 1862.

BrRGLARY.--Yesterday afternoon James Lee wa.
brought before Justice Qusekenoush, at Jefferson Mt
charged with burglsioGsy entering the house Of Rfuch
Dg5.r No 27 West Tw-nttourth street AMI sbs.fscns
lheefron good, TO the amount Of 81. The accused ws
held for examination.
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2. WAS as follow

Iuerees.. 733 Dec. r8382 Doe..2l3259 Inc. 1850
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles loit at
tide-water from he commencement Of navigation 20
the 22d juno, inclusive, during the year, 1861 and
fCea $500, a.. c,1l,~s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

CoLUNBA COLLEGE REvNIoS.-Tbe frt social
reunion Of the Aumni Of Columbia College WAS held
on Tuesday evening within the walls CT that institu
ton. Quite number OF distinguished gentlemen
We're present, among whom we noticed President
King, Professors Leiber, Scmiit, Drsler, pecb, Ne
Culloh, Davies, and others. The lvcture-room nud
library were thrown open, and Handsomely illumi-
mated Impromptu speeches, brimmins over with
humor, wit and cloquenoe, We're the order Of .he
evening, whose entertainment was concluded with A
collation. got up in style COMFORTING with the
" feast Of reason and the low OF soul"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
Ny. Wholesale Prices OF County Produce
FOR TIM WAX ENDING WTDyEspAy. JUSr IS 1872.
fRspoed e1elpyely To- rBE N. I. TRiBCsE by DKEs
fREyCH.l

/ FOR TIN WAX EyDfE0 WFDsEspAg. Jrsf p. 1872.
fBspoIted eXepfyey To- IBg ~ I. TRlBCsE, by DAM
FRENCH.
/ NOTICE TO CoSfiGy0Es oF FiiU pKoDrcE-Pu every
thing in order Marx plain indeble directions every
Jsctssc Including weight with tsre. count, end a
ces Also tuck bin Of particulars inside Of psssg,
marked Bl" and always send NY mail, with motto.
when and how things forTg ded.
CoysIs-iOssFof selling herfos Fruits &c. where pack
returned and on small lots OF stun 10 & Other
Fam produce generally. T. cent.
QUOIAroNs arc 9r SALES o. good Produce in good order
=; whoessie such tsnops realize. aud not Jobbss
SpeculaoD prces.
BuIrRafhe English ogpor, demsrd 4. SIN supported by
the ordinary high .aes 81 exchange. We Reserve
ia hardly rn aud very choice marks required 20
reach l5. Western Butter without other detect than ii ght
in color must be sold 2djc lower that
count We-h tubs coming forward 10 inotcgse
extent and selling a. l6c To- strictly choice We qIo,s
Olsng" Co., psis......E n6 iiTkins Penn w and
Welsh tubs STATE ch..lj G Reserve choice ...N Ul5
llalfhfh, state, ch...lJ 0l6 Frkius Penn. and W.
Frsins STATE choice lG az Heserye fair.....le as
fuos lrk.. state, isir.lj as hirki.s WeL states,
Do, white eAd mited.lD al choice ...........E ala
Grease Butter..... ga frlias W ststes fair 10 az
CHgBsr-1heie il active domaud for the moderate
choice gsss Cheese, coming foTaafd,
sdytnce oi about &c. q H.. The desire place Of this
trade early In tic Engi markets and the present tempting
OF exchange assigned pEpabe for ths
Of the market. Slammed asd fodder Cheese
s-utisly improved. We quote:
Cheese, ch 90 extTA..7l0j Cheese poor h. fsr.S al
ONO Cheese. ...........J NUil
BgAss-Ns quote packages included:
Med choice tbu.2 55a1 q, dney ,choc. pbu2 SIM IS
do good 2 0O02 90 Marrow, Gu u bu - SOL Is
Pee choice, D. bush.Z 5Jd2 b5 do 70 good 2Jdi 20
BHooA tOns-ts ~. safe.
BsYswsE-p u. a2o.3s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
XnnRLPn. MRIIcH & Co.

Hsmilton'st., Albany Ny
Auonz the mschiues Of their nanui tuie aud which
they warrant Of admirable quality are the following
THYsAEKs CLEANERS, with Horsepower, SlSp s2s
HOHsE-POwKRs, all fb9to us
THRRsHERs ASD CLEANERS slone...."...... $50 to els
BRITs Rubber Lss,her) for power......... $50 so
FggDCurTFss, and greatly improved. s7
CIoygR.IIuLlsRs. and greatly improvet...... 81
CRcULAE sAwMiLL t2iiuch SAW. 50
DRAG-SAw with bslsuce-wheel aud oonnsc. ons..... 40
Loo Carriage to with Drsg-Saw....... sB
HoRsE.RAKrs sSi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

,,oo,t, Of specie from the beginning Of the fiscal
year July /, 1861, to date; ,se,o
H. l,i1 Iac Nd tigt $50 60I Sik5t91s'l
InpoIu .ga,99 l2s lg99iO i47 4fl 31G
Erports specie..... 55e24329 21.73o53 A0S71o'
Very little of the old stock or bonds OF tue Erie
Railway Company will be excluded from the privi'
leges Of The reorganization.
The shares are ell "a exoep. 6co...........'SapWo
The bonds still out aIe................'''' "o'o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

TuF Guar NAVAL ENGAGEMENT. below NEw-
ORLE.ys.-A very striking oolorsd Autograph print
Of the bombsrdment and capture Of Forts Jackson
and 81. Philip, giving the positions occupied by the
vessels of our naval fleet and he foltidcatons is
issued bearing the imprint OF Goupil a Co. knoed-
her, succersor), No. 772 Broadway. We AolldJuige
that the print gives pretty fair idea OF thai goat
battle, of which bu, half Justice has ever been done
by the pen. 1t is in fact, the masterpiece as the
victory the master event, OF the pictured reeeen'
tstiOns OF the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
Rec~ip,s ~ Produce.

Jryr 3.3I bis Flour 21O bbis. Corn Mesl, so
bbs Wlisy o. 900 bush Wheat 5000 bush. Corn, 1850
bu,h Oat, Tls.. Ashe Jl pigs Provisions 9c ptG'
Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

II Gen. Mcclellan exhibited half the energy ia
putin, down rebellion thst bafnum does ID stirring up public
curiosity. Richmond YOU'D be ours N t~inkioL BInun
Is carrying eythiug by storm, snt his gigantic siiscoa.
are filing his Museum to oyeIhowlns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

4" DIR. LELAND's ANTi-RHEUuATTC BAND"
permanent for Rheum.'ian. o,ut. Neura 4, so1
uI Similar Affections. Price. -; cent By mail eyprs.
ILLUSTRATED TRK,ris2, with Certified Iestimcnia sd
free Adsp 70 soldiers. q sNITH Co, Pf5pfistov,
No. 49l broadway he~.fot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

Tho Commencement of the Mount Washington
Collegiate institute graduating class for IN! VIII DC
held on Monday next, ut the harole ehufcn' ~
Fourth street near Washington sqnareb a. II
o'clock a. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

George w. Weller, one of the New-fork s''' '.,
REGIMENT, died at the American Hotel on s''u,'~.
Of disease. He was on his way 70 N'M
where he is said 70 have been much respected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

Joseph W. Fsbens esq, Late United States Consul
ut Cayenne will read paper this evening on g.
Domingo at No. Is Laight street. Seals iiee.
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fAdver,ise ment ,

To FARMERS undersigned offer for sa!e
fall assortment Of AeEioULrrRAL MACHsss and IxFIa
MgNTs nearly all Of their msntise'ue which they wild
sell for cash cbeepy articles Of equal value and eesaey
can be obtained in the world They solicit calls letters a
inquiry and will welcome the former and promptly re,poal
70 the latter.
Address WHEELER, MRLrcg Co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
rAdyeItisem-ntl
SUMMER CLOTHING,
At EvAS'' ' sd F0l''a-''
90 per con. below Broadway prices.


Young men can learn their true plrsr and
rrens how % train tie'r children be u inL syny b.
PEleneloeics Exrniu iiion Fowler Wel'. Y Bd"ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

and respected accordingly. The Division STAFF win 49,,
the Fcurtn q. the quarters Of the hsjor fienerS
O'Clock q. M at which hour ard place Captain Ott; ~
will report foi escort duty. Troop
BY order OF CHARLES w. sANDPoRn
MajorOenorsl Commspd,o.
w. T.. TOWNSEND, A. ID. C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26
.I'ns foI,oyy.ng 1uotatious are for No. qualities
fths-ine iO,'" 'ns a - We..eru Southern

FE,TbENs-We quote: Wcs'.'h' c1oI.' ~ ''I VO A,
FSs.n hy.1,-tountry consispor frequently leave tho
h.,I, IN th.r Veal and h,u0r which ,niure' tie SAFE
quote; sS.,
Beet adss good y n. q pors heavy '..'..'''''it9e9
g,t.n c.o,.ses.. n troFk. Lgnf............ftW %
I'm :, h ...... ai0 lcslyes live weisht....4 Us
eel q b............b y -.
G.,R-Pigsons should he picked and packed in lee. We
ouo,c Wild srons pirkrdl Z dor, 0ci SQUADS tsns
. doz - "a - 49,: souab'. W.T. y dok -c'~r-i WAC
riseons Stalled. p dor. = ? -.
Porarogs-Ifo make has stitched triae on the beet
sorts New Potatoes inside their appearance from Long
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

To FARnHRs.-Hayng bought Of Me'srs. v heel
er, Melck & Co., Albany, cne OF their hor'o-Po"-
srs. with Thresher and Cleaner, Circular Saw
Mil. Log Carriage &c, we find them great labor
savers and very bandyto have on farm. WeJddge
that two men and a span of horses will chop as
much wood with a Circular Saw aud HORSEPOWER
as Fix average men viii do with aNee. Every
farmer who employs two or more men can certainty
afford to have iiose-Power, with Mower ana
Resper, Thresher and Cleaner, Circular Saw ana
attachments. We urge every one to inquire ana eA-
anime for himself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

PERPETRATORS FoRTHE ExEcCrIoN % HAWKINS.
The necessary preparations at the Ionbs for the
execution Of W. II. IIaakiEs, tue negro steward,
who murdered Capt. VIM. Henry Adams on board
the ship Lamerqier, are being made. AT the same
time there is considerable interest manifested IN the
fate Of the doomed man by number Of Indies and
gentlemen who have pctitioued The Precedent Tor q
communication Of The sentence. Upon inquiry ~ the
Office Of the United States Dstrct-,tofnoy, our re-
porter found thai the evidence in the ease was Of the
most uucxccptouab'e character, leaving no doubt
whatever OF the guilt Of Hawkins. The Prisoner
himself bas also admitted that he knew Of nothing in
his ease upon which 10 base an argument with the
President for the oxorcise OF ciemency toward him.
Up to late hous yesterday afternoon 30 in.osma-
ton had reached here from Washington relative TO
the ease. Under these circumstances The prisoner
mas been duly admonished to prepare foi the end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26


GENERAL ORDERS No. 3.-rhst part OF the Division re-
ma,nns in The city will parade tie Fourth OF Jly next
celebrate the anniversary Of the Destination Of American IN
dependence sud the sudcston Of tho Union The Dson
limo will be formed Fourteenth street, with tne sH Oh
Broslway, 81 o'clock a. precisely uNc.ns h'Hlo
win be- paid 70 the Mayor ard Common Council In ont OF
the City Hall at 10 BfigndeOcn Spcer vi" cause the
National STANDARD be displayed from the battery Ad the
Morning Salute fred II sunrise BY detachment fom
the First Brigade. .,,
BgdierGenrra Yates viii direct Ns'lohN salute 70 nc
fired nom th. battery A. noon by detachment from the ID
Brigade. The Comm, sary Gene al VIII furnish ammunition
for the sautes upon tho rrqudon OF III, proper Cmco
parade ground OF the division The Foutth Of JAY until tie
column shall have passed the cry Hal Mayor henry
p,rirr and N,ior rlmund j. Wade have been appointed
Volunteer Aids to the GeneTs They viii be obcyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

CONSTITUTION. WATER i 4 certain cure zoo
Diabetes and az d,ssses Of the Kidn- sna alder sod .
All Dru.gists MoR6AN ALLLS. AzeBss. ~ Chh'st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

THr YACHT GrsEY.-Mr. Speneer's yacht Gip-
sey. having returned from cruise al Hampton
Road, is now lying Mt Mr.. Williams ship-yard,
Gr,eupoint. where she is undergoing extensive al
leratons and Improvements. She has lad OuIwarhs
four feo, high placed around her her iossts have
boon shortened, and her rig will be changed to
,op..il schooner She will be the only yacht OF that
style in ibis country She presents very graceful
aud eea.goipg appearance. The altera'ionsGTe made
under the able supervision Of Capt. Richard Brown
Of the pilot seryice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

CELEBRATION or THE FoURrB OF Jriy.-Geu.
SANFORD hes issued an order for the celebration OF
Independence Day by the First Division OF Militia.
IA follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

The Great Western Marine Insurance Company
have declared the usual semi-annual dividend Of -
cent on the 81 900 900 cash capital payable July
]. The Atlantic Bank Of Brooklyn, semi-sunual
dividend Of S y cent, payable July /. The Wash
ington Marine Insurance Company, semi-aDnual
interest dividend Of 8. cent payable July ]. The
Continental Bank, a seini.annual dividend Of y
cent, payable July |. The Mercantile Fire Iusur-
ance Company, Semi-annual dividend Of y cent
payable July l. The coupons duo JUly on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

SALE OF VALUABLE PlcrvREs.-At the sa'e OF
paintings by Scrbner, yesterday, CaTters DEAN
Of the Virgin brought 500, and " Emosrkahon
from an Eastern Port" by Van Asseiyn, Dul'h
painter, $l6i. A pleasing fe-size form OF " no.
man Flower Girl" brought 500 without frame;
Yewells " Children the Woods, So 3d. Church's
iir., study of his large picture "The Deluge sold
for sg2 80; "An Italian Interior" by Meyer OF
Rome, sos; distant View of Charcoal Mountain,
New.Hampshire.' by iIart-the gem OF the eoIiec-
tion-s72 %; "Old Castle Garden remarkable
water color, by yun Beest, 500, aud " DrauSht
Horse, by Herring OF London, SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

SALE OF UycLAlMKD BAGGAGE.-A LARGE quantity
Of unclaimed baggage, the accumulation Of CaIiior-
MIA, Havana, and New Orleans steamship companies
for the past i've years was sold at auction yesterday
At the rooms OF II. II. Leeds & Co. Beside rome
miscellaneous articles sold there were lo2 trunks u
yalises, 6 india.rubber bags, 5paekages leather
bags, tin cans, > sawblades, case OF shells aud
one saddle-iag. The amount realized was about
81 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

AsorngR PnIzr SALE.--A sale Of prize property
took place yesterday 1t Wbeelers stores Broo1iyn'
by Mr. Draper, under the direction OF tho Pr1'
commissioners. consisting Of the Rebel bark Augusta
and the cargoes of the Rebel steamboats, Anna ana
Henry Fairchild. The cargo of the Anna CONSISTED
Of no barrels Of rosio l02 barrels spirits OF tnrpen-
tine. 2G3 caue-bonomed chairs, and 25i pounds old
Cooper. Tire cargo Of the Henry Fa,FcbId COM
prised / 1853 barrels of molasses 81 hossheods OF
euqar &c. The total amount realized by the sale
was about sl5, 000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

tAdyertisementi
DREW & FRENCH.
PRoprcr Commission MHRCaAyTs.
rrfrn CuyYsE Zoos PouLTRY, GAzk. CRAfS. FLouf.
PoRK &c.
70. c Erie building, Eew.York.
Our mottois "Quick SAFE. sno prompt returns .
Rsier1ee--D X. Martin. Pesi3en, Ocean Bank he"ioFS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

iutiudti
X .dnoychoic. pbu.2 s511 IS
Marrow. en- q bu. = s005 Is
do. coin 10 GOOD 2 2Jdi 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

berries to-day irss rblndLt sud hger Hafpnt Oas
le's are se!.irg a. - 3o0 70 % A. hundred.
Wv Lite Oxheart 2 n, 4aac ditto. BLACK Of'
heart y d. 5G5,.
y bush, r2G ~ So
New g,asApplesP rJ5 n d Pllrns choice, y u -. dlo
New Nes,ern = ib....4in Rsspberries.........t .
Cherries Bacsbsres.........6 %
OyoSs-Bermudi. 3 hbi.. ~ -.
GRExS PEAs-Long leland, I, bush, Doc
TtHsIrs-Nhite q 100 punches, T24 ~ 80
SrKisa Bs.Ss-p Dbl, ~ -.
CtcrMBKHs-(fom Bo.tonl , 100, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

The Board Of Directors Of the Continental Banl;
have declared dividend Of 3 per cent, payable on
July LIST.
The following shows the business Of the Reading
Railroad dutino Max.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-09
Indinm Troubles.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 6.
Mayor Prince arrived last night with
dispatches from Fort Ridgely, to Thurs
day the 18th. Captains Grant aud An.
derson, with small party of infantry
and cavalry, were attacked hy two hun.
bred aud fifty savages, eighteen miles
from Fort Ridgeley. During the en-.
gagement the whites managed to throw
up a breastwork of dead horses aud
earth, and held out until Sibley came to
their relief and drove the Indians back
Thirteen whites were killed and forty
seven wounded. Most Of the killed are
from st. Paul Before the engagement.
Grants party buried eighty five of the
massacrel. One woman had laid in the
woods two weeks.
Capt Vanderho *, commanding al
Fort Abercrombie, writes that large
number of Indians had appeared around
the fort, carried off all the government
mules and cattle belonging to the post,
and he was compelled to keep his entire
force on guard all night. He also says
that unless endorsements appear soon
he vii! be compelled to abandon the
post
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-09

existence of the government is en1ang-
cred" leaves Ia us only the duty OF
placing the entire subject before the
people and to ask their advice and ac-
ton 10 the primary meetings.
We cannot accept this reply as the
voice of the loyal masses of Michigan.
They will agree with us that more is
due to the country than To any party or
organization, that her salvation should
at this time be the first, last and only
consideration Of her children. We make
no argument, because none Is necessary.
Oar proposition anil the reason of its
rejection are now before the people =
Aere we right to make il? Were they
right to reject it? -
We believe that we have done our
duty, that We have responded to the
preponderating sentiment of the State.
The people will be panied, as We have
been, to learn that an invitation TO union
has been answered 10y a gage Of party
battle, that patriotic effort to unite ali
parties to save the Up;on has been re.
PEELED upon the ground that the repuL
lican party must continue partisan
warfare. We wish that this was not so
A divided people means ruined coun-
try, and the continuance of partisan
strife insures divided people. The
necessity of the hour is TO hurl the com
pactej masses Of the loyal State against
the rebellion-to surround and fortify
the government with sentiment of res.
olute devotion which will preserve the
constitution and the Union. Such a
sentiment is not the sole possession of
any party. 1t belongs to all men, who
are grateful for the blessing of consti
tutional liberty, created for them 10y the
fathers of the Republic. 1t is com.
mon ground, on which patriots may
meet aud act All organizations and
all efforts which prevent them from
meeting upon it in this crisis are i'll.
timed, and, we believe, suicidal. The
people Of the United States have a com.
mon destiny. No one can escape from
beneath tho ruin of the constitution and
tho Union. Whether pulled down by
rebels at the South or by the factions
at the North aiding those rebels by
paralyzing the resources. Of patriotism,
it will involve all men, oil interests and
all organizations in inevitable destruc.
ton.
We submit these reflections to the
people, aud await their advice aud action.
DO they desire that party organiza-
tons shall divide tine love and monopo.
lie the efforts, which belong to the
country? -
Answer, patriots of Michigan ARE
you for your country or for party?
S ID. ELwOoD, Chairman Of Committee.
EDWARD KASrER, Secretary.