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DIED.

In this city, June 10th, al ths residence of Mr. n
ID. HOyey, FANNIE l., youngest daughter Of Rev.
!. and Harriet n. Smith, Of Dover, aged year1.
months and "a days
Services viii be held at Mr. HoEeys, opposite the
Water Cure, on Kinsman-st, this Thursday morn
ing at lO1z o'clock. Also at tho Congregational
Church In Dover on Sabbath next, at I o'clock P. NJ.
Friends are aliectionatelY invited 10 attend.
At Fredonia, N. Y. on Tuesday evening, Mrs. T. s.
BIGNALL, wife Of tho Rev. W. p Blgnall, Pastor Of
the 81. Clair Street M. u. Church, Of this city.
The deceased was christian lady Of rre excellence,
and her modest and unassuminR manners, could not
conceal those beautiful traits Of character which have
50 greatly endeared her to a large circle Of warm
friends in this city. ..#r
Those friends sincerely mourn her loss and deeply
sympathlse with her bereayed companion
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The Ram Fight on the RIIssIs-
sippI! i'f
Full and thrilling Description ofthe
Great Naval Fight

From very full and Interesting report
in the Chicago Tribune, Of the great
naval engagement at Memphis, in which
the whole rebel feet was destroyed or cap
tured and the city of Memphis given over
into our hands we copy the follwing par
ieulars
The gunboats descended the river on the
night of June 9th, the fight opening The
following morning. The boats were the
Benton, Carondelet Louisville, St. Louis
and Cairo. The rams were the Queen Of
the West, Monarch, Lancaster and sWitE-
erland
THE REBEL FLEET. -iii's tl9'
The rebel feet consisted Of eight vessels,
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smoked like q million serpents, and burst
at last, enveloping ship, flames and all, in
o momentary mist. But though sharp and
shrin the voice Of escaping steam, though
sublime the sight there was secsnd sight
grander than all others-the explosion of
her magazinel It came. A mighty pillar
Of fire sprang from the burning hulk-lift-
ed itself four hundred feet-spread out into
an umbrella-like form Of rolling, sulphuric
clouds, folding in and in, rolling over and
over in thick, heavy, creamy masses, filed
with timbers, plank, bars Of iron, frag-
ments Of charred timbers and Goals Of fire,
cannon, shot and shell-all commingled-
all raining down upon forest, field and
river, as If an avalanche or meteor of vast
proportions had fallen from heaven thrO
q cloudless sky to earth, Then came a
shock which shook all the windows of
Memphis and took away the breath Of men
not far distant from the place. Following
the explosion were lesser ones, in the air
above and all around--a grand fusilade Of
bursting shells, which went off like fire.
works-of serpents, mines and swarms Of
bees, filing the air with fragments Of iron.
The Benton was abreast Of the Thompson,
the Cairo above and the st. Louis below,
but oil at a respectful distance, and no
damage was done by the explosion.
OF the subsequent occupation OF Mem
Phis, the telegraph has given the particu-
lars.
REHABILITATION.
In tahuIar form the aecount stands Tins
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


no di5easc q 90 certain Of ers By Brandreths Pills
~ this Thoy soon take out Of the blood the parsu.
lar Virus upon which al pain depends, and the pa
tient is cured.
Mr.. 7. M. Adams 90 Twelfth Street New York
Suffered with rheumatism i0r a long period. He wa
attended By able pbyseius, but their preseriptopE
were Of no avail be was unable to move without A.
sistsnes, and for months was almost entirely confined
to his bed. At this period Of his sickness when hone
had fed, and he expected 70 be cripple for the re-
mainder Of his life, be was recommended to use
BRANDhETHS PILLS.
Ihofirst box evideuflT made him better the i'm
sroFement was mora decided irom the second box,
and By the time be had used eighteen boxes, he was
entirely cared Of rheumatism, and the strength and
suplenez Of bis limbs were restored Il Is now oysi
year that this cure has been effected, and he has
had return, but continues the enjoyment Of per-
feet health. May 9Th, 1851
Sold BY A. 8. Gardner, % Superor-st., Cleveland
Ohio, and By an Tespecta2le dealers in medicines.
"The Root Of all Evil' is the venom Of
disease instiIled into the system BY early abuse in
diligence and excess Of any kind This must Be Grad
ieated from the system without delay; not moment
should be lost. Tho perniciou5 use Of mercury viii
not do IT, nay, It viii Iniure rather than care Trese-
mar I, and 3 Is your only chancc-A perual Of the
book - Human Fralty, Physiological Researches
illustrated with oolored sngnvings, viii explain
everything. It will only cost you . cents. To be
bad Of Dr.. Barrow, 19i Blecker-st, New York. sent
free Ofpostags everywhere.
Sold by G., w. Clark, Druggist, Cleveland, Ohio.
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- NJ A n 81 90 D.

-- 90 C1iar-Sf., New York.
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b.
STRONG & Armstrong. aprl4.eowR27
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BuFFALO alARKET-Juns u.

Lbt IELEaAAFhsl f .U.. NNa
EIOUR-Market steady with moderate demand.
EAT-Marlet quiet; holders have advanced
their Ties 2c Sales 1900 bush Milwaukee club at
s7tfc; 10000 bush white winter Mlchigan at 81 IA;
1000 bush rcd winter Ohio at sl,03.
CORN-Market firm with fair demand. Sales
7O00e bush old at 40e 600 bush new e 2ei 1000
OATs~MarEet &c easier. Sales are 5000 bush at
93kc l..f-
WHISKY-In fair demand. Sales are 100 bbls
CANAL LFREIGHTS-]fe better. lse on wheat,
Ilc on corn 10 New York. ~ d.
InTP0RTS-25,000 bbls hOur; l35, 900 bush wheat;
10000 bush corn; %, 600 bush oats.
EXPORTS-5,O0O bbls Hour; 10000 bush wheat;
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In tabular form the account stands thus:
FEDERAL Loss.


In closing this hastily written account,
I.cannot speak in too high praise Of Com
modore Davis and the officers of his COM
mand. He is q worthy successor to Com
modore Foote prudent but brave and
daring To him, to the officers and men,
the country owes a debt Of gratitude
They have done their part towards crush
ing out rebellion and re-possessing'' what
had been lost. To-day they have achieved
a glorious victory. Memphis is ours, and
the Mississippi is re-opened to navigation.
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COAL g. COKE,

NJ "A s 2 Y @ n .slTII.
American Scotch Pig Iron,
- From the Tuscarawas Valley.
Black Band and She'll Ores,
Warranted equal, If not superior, 10 best No. One
Scotch. For sale by the subscribers, who are sole
agents for the sale OF said iron for the Lake narets
pa. The Furnace being again in blast, we shall be
able 10 Gil all orders promptly. -
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lLIlL The RebeI srrenrth.

The Richmond correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury, writing on the 25th
ult., thus estimates the forces of our two
grand armies:
Johnston is to be re-enforced by $4,000
men, making his force about $4,000, while
MeCleIlan's is estimated at 10000
Bseuregards consolidated report shows a
total Of absent and present Of 10000,
with an effective strength Of from 80, 600
to 10000. Halleck's force is perhaps
numerically greater that MoClellan's, but
not so effective.
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OsWEGO MARKET-June Il
TlIBT TEIraRAFH.I

FLOUR-Market steady at 8 so for fancy. ~
WHEAT-In moderate milling and Shipping de-
mand Sales 500 bush winter red Illinois at 81 ,04
last night, $500 hush No. 2 Chicago spring at 87c
400 bush white Canada al s2zc; 200 bush Indiana
at SIC. ...r.a -rH
Other grains quiet Il
CANAL FIR REIffEprS-Steadyi -four &2e wheat
s5{c, corn &c to New York. 1s. q
No receipts by Lake. .-- ~. -
f CANAL EKPORTS-6,00 900 bbls houri IS 900 bus
wheat; p, 900 bush corn
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REAL ESTATE,

M ESTERN LAND-H. III. LIZ
" w TIE, Of the late firm of Little Keyes, has
constantly on had large quantity Of fine Farming
Lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchange
for city country Real Estate Personal Property
Office with Rouse & Jennings, Marble Block, Supe-
rior-St. = ttsEt I.F. mRyls:R26
T YMAN LITTLEI DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE.-Keeps a great variety Of Farms
and City Property for Sale or Rent. Also, choice
Farming Lands In Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Missouri. Office No. 9, Atwster Building,
Cleveland, Ohio. feh6;R26
DEAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
HI formerly Of the firm Of Littles 4 Keyes,) has
opened Real Estate Office In Rouse's Block corner
OF superior-st and Public square, and has constantly
on hand several thousand acres Of rst quality Farm
ing Lands in the States of Iowa. Wisconsin and Mis-
souri, TO exchange for city country property; aso
for all kinds Of personal property Part cash paid Il
necessary. -aur16. N16
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HOTELS.

DIRCH HOUSE-l24 WATBR-ST.,
u Cleveland Ohio. This House Is now open for
the reception of Guests and the Travelling Public gem
orally 1t Is convenient TO the Dep0ts in the centre
Of business and easy Of access every way. -r
ne strangers viii md L quiet House at the very
low price Of ONE DOLLAR per day.
H. BIRCH CO.,
aprl9:RZ Proprietors.
ERENCH'S HOTEL-0N THE
Il European Plan, City of New York.
Single Rooms 90 Cents Per Day.
CITY HALL SQUARE, COB. FRANKFORTssF,
Opposite City Hall) .. -tfrl
Meals as they may be ordered in the Spacious Re-
fectOry. There Is q BARRIERS shop and Bath Rooms
~ Beware Of fRUNNERs aud HA HACKMEN who say
we are full u fft-l B. FRENCH,
decl:R2l Proprietor.
MANHATTAN HOTEL.-Nos. 8,
way, opposite the Park, New York. HuEgins Fling
EL0prleteis-
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Important from the Gulf---PrepnratiOns
for BOmbarding Galveston.

The following, relative to the Federal
demand for the surrender of Galveston,
Texas, we find in the Houston Telegraph of
the 23d ult.:
In order to allay excitement and pre-
vent unfOunded rumors gaining currency,
we have obtained the following from off,
eial sources:
Saturday morning the frigate santee
had white flag up as a signal of desire
to communicate with the shore During
the day a messenger came ashore, bear
ing the following demand: M .-.
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TO HORSE OWNERS.

Az AyANaH uMathAAo.
DR.. Sweets Iuhallible Llniment for Horses i5 uIi
rivaled BY any, and In an cases of Lamoness arsin
from sprains, Bruises or Wrenching, its effect
magical and certain, Harness or Saddle Calls an(
Kingdoms may Be easily prevented and cured in thsii
ineipient stages, but confirmed cases beyond Tho
possibility Of a radical curs, no case Of the kind
however, is 90 desperate hopeless but it may u
alleviated hy this Enimsnt and its faithful appIca5
ton will always remove the aaneness, and enable tht
horse 20 travel with comparative ease.
EYery horse owner should have this remedy dt hand
for fs timely use at the frst appearance Of Lamonc
will edectuallY prevent those formidable diseases
mentioned. 70 which all horses are liable, and Whlei
render 80 many Otherwise valuable horses uearl.
worthless Strong & Arnstrong, Agents fqr Cleya
land deciOalteo2wdkElt
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IMPoRrANr no FEMALEs.
pa. CHEESFlIANlS PILLS

DIX. GH EES EAlAN' s PILLS.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are
the result Of long and extensive practice They are
mild In their operation and certain in correcting all
irregularities, painful snstruaion removinga all OBJ
atructions, whether from cold or otherwise headachs
pain in the sds, papltation Of the heart whites al
nervous affections, mysteries, fatigue, pain in the
back aud limbs tc., disturbed sleep, which arises
from interruption OF nature
DR.. CHEEsEMAN's PILLS
was the commencement Of new era in the treatment
Of those irregularities and distractions which have
consigned 80 many to premature grave. No female
can enjoy good health unlass she Is regular, and
whenever an Obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline.
-i DR.. cHEEsE1IAN's PILLS
ars the most esctual remedy ever known for all com
plants peculiar to Females. To all Glasses they are
Invaluable, including, with certainty periodical reg
ulArity. They are known toshousands, who have
used them, at different periods throughout the coun
try having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
Physicians IN America. ..9
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each Box. Tho price, 81, 90 per Box
containing from 90 70 90 Pills.
Pins sent By mail promptly, BY remitting to tins
Proprietor, Sold b DfassHts gensralIy.
r. B. HUTCHINGs, Proprietor,
-l 90 Coiar-si., New York.
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b.
o1rnn1rr L uuruwurr-er
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CHIcAGn nIARKRT-Iune 11.
tBY TELEGRAPH.

tBY TELEGRAPH. a1H
E FBOUR-Narket unchanged. .- IL L..
at WHEAT-MQrl1et quiet and easier. sales et &c
for No. ]; 72d74c for No.2. .i- ~
CORN-Market Is steady. Sales at 2sHc for old
mixed; 25625}3e for new. -t..-, 80
RECEIPTS-6,4 400 bbls -four; 5000 bush Wheqti
SHIPMENTS 800 bbls -four; n, 900 bus wheat;
i1FREsTGsiH1Tfs-ls25 higher s'fo on corn, lOs On
EXCHANGE-U Unchanged. Cola UNCHANGED. .
sRFFLwAUKEE IIARKET-JHne n.
.is. [BT TELEGRARH.l maids.
FLOUR-AIarket 561l0e higher.
WHEA EAU1-Market hrm. Sales at Sic Tor No ];
RECEIPTs-l,s0 900 bbls -four; 1900 bush wheat
SHIPMENTS-9,O bbls -four 1900 bushels
whest. y n tha ilE sf Iilf uaif.H
FREIGHTs- TO Buffalo. f..f. ,,...
bail MY. STOCK MARKET7June IL e.
-.al. M TELEGRAPH. .,.... r-s.I-
aHIONEY-Market steady and unchanged; call
loans 3s4 , cent and discounts on prime paper +g5
STERLING EXCHANGR-Marke very arm
at ll4%@ll5 for merchants and ll59ll5A for bank
ers bills. ulsL -lI
GOID-American gold, firm at l54GfS q cent
premium. California gold bars, quiet at 595% 2
cent premium. LII.f.H NT I'd
GOVERNMENT usTOCKs-Markst firm
United States Is Isl l0649lO67si $40 Treasury Notes
STOCKS Market firm at the I'd board. Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago I9; Toledo 4 Wabash
20; Cleveland g. Toledo 81; Galena & Chicago 7055
Illinois Central scrip 645z; Michigan Central 81
Panama l35; Harlem l5Ja; do preferred So; Faelhe
Mail Il5lk; New York Central 92h. .. . ..laf eI .
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND PRODUCE mAIsKET.
MoRNINe LEADER 9sTIIgE, }

CLRVELAsD PRODUCE siAIiKET. Il
MORNING LEADER OEFIW,C
- - -TuEsDAY MORsIso, June a. ls62
FLOUR-The market yesterday was dull and un-
changed the only sales being in small way at pre-
yious rates.
WHBAT-HOldersn rot quite 90 iirm. Sales Of .
cars red from track at 96c.
CORN-Marlzet dull and no sales reported New
is worth about 33c and old 35c
OATs-Lower. Sales Of 1000 bush afoat at 3Oc, and
4 car from track al so9fc.
BUTTER-MaIket weak. choice article would
bring la9l3e.
EGGs-stsady, with sales Of 90 bbls at SIC.
LARD-Quiot at 7c. rra i.
NEW YORK MARKET.-June1 IL. n
[BT TELEoRAPH.l
FLOUR Market more active and Sc better with
good enquiry for export and homo consumption.-
Sales "a s' 500 500 bbs a: sO@4 for superno state
ssstsra ss,isSs,$ for soRiSn to sood lhiS5ias
brands extra round hooped Ohioi s5Se65o for trade
CANADA FLOUR-Markst Sc bottar and more
active, SALES 2leo lbbls Ct sLeO94,75 for common
RYE FLOUR-Market quiet and steady. Sales
CORN NIEAI,--In fair request. Sales COO bbls at
81 20 for Jersey; s3,lb for Brandywine and MArshs
calOric.
WHISKY Y-hIarket without material change
Sales 500 bbls at 2324c for state and Westerni in
WHEAT-Market fully lc higher with moderate
supply and good export demand. Sales 1900 bush
Chicago spring at sO,92lO o.; 6000 bush unsound Do
at Ils 100 bus Milwaukee club at 81 02 06 - 900
bush amber Iowa and Wisconsin at sl,031l ,l0 li0Q
bush spring state at 81 05 800 bus winter red west
ern at 81 ll556@l,ls; $500 bush amber Michigan ai
81, ,2OG1,2I; l2OOO bush Canada club at sl,03gl 0s
$500 bush white Michigan at sl,279ii35; 100 bush
white Kentucky at Sl,S3 lr 413'
RYE-Markot QuietsWithOut material change.
BARLEY-Market nominal.
C0RN-Market firm with fair export demand. =
Sales $500 bush at 49g52c for new mixed western
5S53c for old do; SIC for very chOice 46i9c for un
sound; Coo for whito western, ~
OATS-Nhrket heavy and lower. Sales at 426si3C
| for Canada, western and state.
| pOR K-Market opened heavy and lower and closed
little frmer for Sales l,935 bbs, part 70 ar
rive At sll 90 for messi slloO9ll50 for prime mess
| BEEF-iThe Market for beef continues dull ant
| prices are almost nominal. Sales are so bDis a.
IS 500T0O for country priei s5 000 90 for countrl
mess; sllO09la50 for repaeksd mess slsOosl45O 10
'A PRIME iif .Ti MESS BERF-M Market duII and nom
BEEF HAMs-Market steady. Sales 90 bbl
/ choice western at 80. - Ia.
| CUT Market more active Sales 90
packages at 85fG4c for shoulders; 4Sd5c for hama
1 Also 3a,Og0 lbs rough sides In dry salt at 5Fc 10
/ BACON SIDES-Market inactive.
/ LARD-Market rules steady with moderate de
| fnand. Sales 1868 bbls at 75k@e5Hc. . . la
| . BUWTER-Alarket confines dull sales at q
! l6c for Ohio; l0dlsc for state. .l.HI .rf
/ HEESE--aIarlzet dull and heavy. Sales at q
L nc for common to good ',f. La
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M A RIM E.
PoRT OF cLRVELANR


PORT OF rCLEV ELAND D.
H.. 1909 ENTERED-JUSE II. .i q
Steamer Cleveland Evans Detroit. %
Propeller Gov Cushman, Francis Buffalo.
Propeller Bay State, Brown, Ogdensburgh-- aa
Propeller Cleveland Ryder, Outonagon.
Propeller Forest Queen Carney, Buffalo tH.r-
Propeller Saginaw, Drake, Buffalo.
Bark Badger State Flint, Marquette. r..H.H
Schooner Ostrich, Pratt, Buffalo.
Schooner Leader, Monroe, Buffalo, .rU
Schooner Live Yankee, Warner, Buffalo.
Schooner Iron City, Titus, Toledo. =
Scow Supply, Farghey, kelley's Island. r .
" FifHIIl .-f r CLEaRED.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans Detroit.
Propeller Saginaw, Drake, Buffalo. -f.t 1.
Propeller Forest Queen, RYDER, Buffalo.
Bark Badger State, Flint, Marquette
Schooner Leader, Monroe, Chicago ..H. ....
Schooner Ostrich, Pratt Chicago. r
ScoW OZa, Mcmahon, Wyandotte.
SeoW Free Mason, Deeg, Toledo. 1l lH-ll
VESSELS PAssUG.-The following vessels passed De-
troit On the 9Th: Won. r4aH o." ae'-nt
pP-Propeler Adriatic !; barks Hans Croker, Ara
bia brigs Globe, New York; schOoners Return,
White Cloud, c. c. Trowbridge, Twin Sister, ". Bal
lard, W II. Stevens, CLYDE, Grand Turk, City Of Og
densburgh, WinsloW, ". SandeTs0n, J. y. Tracy.
DOwN-PropelleTs S. d. CALDWELL Oneida; schoOn-
ers Belle Sheridani Sultanai Ellen Williams IL L.
Whitman -r
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CONFECTIONERY.
ENRUIT ITANDU0NFEUTTONERY
IL ESTABLISHMENT.
JOHN bsCHRINCK,

JOHN AsCHR NICK,
s No. 80 Public Square,
his customers,
Also ICE CREAM at all hours Of the day.
He Is AZ all times prepared 70 furnish Festivals,
Wedding Parties, &C., with all varieties Of COhEEC-
TIONERY, and to supply the trade with every thing
IN his line at tbs mo5t reasonable prices.
p8- Oysters, Chocolate, Coffee and Tea served up
in excellent style.
DINNER viii be served from y O'Clock tin ?, for
the accommodation of legal gentlemen and the public
generally.
Candies, Figs Almonds, Toys Raisins, Brazil Nuts,
Preserved Fruits yellies Cigars Oysters Sardines.
John Quinn's celebrated kennett ale on draft, or
BY the dozen, in glass. ieil
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U s. FRIGATE SANTEE,

Or GALVESTON, Texas, May, II, '62.
To The Military CoHlmandant commanding
Confederate Force, Cohesion, TEXAS
SIR: In a few days the naval and land
forces Of the United States will appear of
the town Of Galveston tn enforce its sur
render.
To prevent the effusion of blood and de-
struotion of property which would result
from the bombardment of your town, I
hereby demand the surrender of the place,
with all its fortifcations and batteries in
its vicinity, with all arms and munitions
of war. TRUST you viii comply with this
demand
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FINANCIAL.

S60 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
pOOs sOOO IN suuns 70 suit-at the Ole stand and
vel kzoFa " NEIlS Qiiee, on SECURITIES of every
Plate Watches, Dianonis Jewelry, Fire Arms, fIlf-
niture, Carpets Clothing Pianos Mirrors Paintings
aud Personal Property, on the most terms
Business strictly private Established ISL. Watches
and JsWelry for sale at bargains,
,WM. WkGNER, No. 3 WAtsr-st.
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The Great Naval Engagement |
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The Medical DeDaftrheat Of the Army.
. From various sources we have heard
from. time @ time, grave charges made
against some Of the persons in charge Of
the medical department Of the different
divisions Of the army. Some months ago,
the startling expose which was 1aads Of the
e9ndition Of the army Of the West forced
aehob upon the subject, and the inefficient
and eulpable Medical Director .Yas Dis
missed from the placshe had disgraeed-
Similar reports have come from the Army,
Of the Potomac and from The Virginia hos-
pitals. Is said that drunkenness IS 8
pEsYanf-s~yice among the surgeons
throaghont n9r'ssFnl Virginia and Mary.
land and that msch Of the time number Of
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! am respectfully, ETC, N
HnaTnU nAnT

HENRY EAGLE,
Captainz commanding u. q. lfEVEl -Eorce
off Galveston, Texas.
The bearer Of the above message stated
that an answer could be made at any time
within twenty-four hours.
Owing to the wires being down during
the day, this message was not telegraphed
up till in the evening.
This morning Gen. Hebert has instruct
ed Col Cook to reply that when the land
and naval forces make their appearance,
the demand viii be answered.
Meanwhile, we can assure the people that
the Island viii not be given up on a mere
paper bombardment. Nothing will be left
undone to provide for the enemy when he
comes.
The General Commanding advises the
people to keep cool-there is no danger
When the enemy lands and endeavors TO
penetrate into the interior, he will be
fought on every inch of ground In the
meantime, every man should stand by his
arms and be ready to take the field at
moments warning.
The above is all that has taken place
that is Of interest to the public.
GALVESTON, May %, 6P. M.-The trans
port steamer itlI LOT Iue eastward TINS
morning.
A Federal brig of war has arrived to-
day, and is now lying at anchor with the
Santee. .itt.
The foreign cOnsuls have communicated
with the captain of the Santee, with view
Of fixing upon some point that might be
respected in the bombardment, as a point
Of refuge for foreign subjects. The fol-
lowing is Captain Eagles reply to them:
U. s. FRIGATE SANTEE, May o.
GENTLENES:-Let me assure you, gem
tlemen, that no person can deplore
more than myself the misery that
would result from the lombard
ment Of the town of Galveston
and its fortifcations, yet it is duty ahat
will become necessary to enforce its sur
render. It is not in my power to give you
any assurance of security during the bonn
bardment, for it is impossible to tell what
direction the shot and shell will take.
HENRY EAGLE,
Captain commanding Q. S. Naval forces
off Galveston.
To the Foreign COnsuls, Galveston.
There is nothing else Of interest this
! evening. sitfsu
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