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The national Republican., 1862-10-10

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The national Republican., 1862-10-10

~ Special Nosics.-Ths Executive Commit
tss Of the Nassachuss6 sbidiers Rehsf Ano,iasn
requested 10 meet ct their room, THIS (FiidayD
EVENING Oetobsr 10. By order. oct 10
The national Republican., 1862-10-10

~ a Special Meeting Of the Board Of
Of nutsss Of Public Scbyols will be held 70 the
Aldermen's Rooms, City Hall, on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON October IL, at o'eloox
oct 10-Ftsat wA. D. DAYTON, sec'T
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o F F l CIAL,

Commodore Com;g Potomac Flotiiis
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NEWS FROM THE SHENANDOAH.

General Frcmont's Forces mt Mount jack
son-Their Pursuit OF the Rebels Stop
ped by the Flood-Four Hundred Pri-
soners Captured-seixure or Broad
stufNs, &c.
/ FREMoyT's HEADoUARTERs
MOUNT JACKSON, Va, June 8, 1892 &
Further pursuit OF Jackson has been impossible to-
day owing to the sudden rise Of the Shenandoah ryer
pontoon bridge, replacing the bridge burnt by the
rebels, completed and part OF General Frsmont's
force crossed this morning.
It rained hard all night and day, and tho river
began to rise very rapidly, and twelve
feet in four hours, bringing down great quantities
Of drwood and heavy timber. which finally parted the
bridge In the middle The material was all saved and
accidents occurred
Four hundred prisoners have been takon.
FRONT ROYAL, Juno 6, 1862.
Captain sanderson, Chief Commssary, has taken pos
Of all tho -four mills in the valley together with
tho grain and flour on hand.
Safeguards have been granted by the Commanding
General TO all families who request them, without re-
spect to their loyalty dsoyay and the soldier who
violates them will do under the penalty Of being mme-
dately shot.
The weather is still unsettled and the roads almost
impossible Both branches or the Shenandoah are still
rising.
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Brown, No. 10 White street, New York. TO muster for
payment about fourteen hundred returned prisoners
arriving in that city from the Department Of North Caro
ma. Payment will be made to these men soon as the
muster rolls DO completed Such Of these may
have been exchanged win be granted leave OF absence
for twenty days. The remainder will be fur
Laughed till exchanged or discharged. Those
in the latter class viii report their addresses to tho
Governors Of their respective States at the end Of each
month, in order that they may be promptly notified
should exchanges be made for them.
CONTRACT FOR IRoN-cLAD sEAMEN.
In response to the advertisement made four months
sincs by the Navy Department for proposals to con-
struot clad steamers for harbor and ocean
vice. there have been offers for the former
but only two for the latter which within the
quirements. The department requires that the IRON
clad steamers for service shall make at least fifteen
miles an hour Some twelve fifteen proposals have
been made for this class OF clad steamers altogether
but the two referred to all that viii probably
be accepted. The department will continue to receive
proposals.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nominations Of All
A. Bradford Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court for
Colorado Kirby Benedict Chief Justice Of the su
preme Court for New Mexico, and VIM. McKinstry as
Postmaster Of Fredonia,N Y.
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.
The President has, among other nominations sent to
the Senate which has not yet acted upon the tho fol-
lowing BENT F. whedden, Of New Hampshire, as Min
iser to Hsyti Gustavus Koerner Of Illinois, Minister
to Spain, Erastus D. Culver, Of Brooklyn, N Y,
Minister TO Venezuela
NAVAL OFFICER MISSING
Captain James B. Hall, United States Navy, cannot be
found by the Navy Department.
NEW MILITARY CAMP OF INSTRUCTION..
II is probable that a and extensive camp Of in
struction will soon be established in the immediate
vicinity Of Annapolis under tho superintendent Cen.
Wool.
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City Intelligence.

REGATTA AT HARIEM.-An interesting sail and rowboat
Off from tho foot Of Hath street. East river
yesterday Tho sailing boats entered the Andrew
r. Jackson Is fset TX inches in length the Sarah II
feet 5s inches and tho Ella, IA feet inches cat
rugged and ono b and mainsai The distance sailed was
ten miles, three hours being allowed; but owing to the
boats going the in proper time they will
have to contest their relative abilities again this after
Becker called after the Engineer OF the Fire Department
and rowed by James Bglow and d. b. Leary, and the
Dick Jackson rowcd by John Bigow and John B. Acker
both IL feet in length The distance set down ut
Ave miles, the being by tho Dick jackson,
coming in bu. few yards ahead of her opponent.
THE CARsoS.wArRous ArrnR-we understand that
Major warous has quite recovered from the effects
Of late pistol shot wound he received the hands OF
Carson, and tho weather improves win able ride
out Is thought by Carsons friends that the matter
will before the authorities for adjudication bnt
will be settled privately. In this event Warous win
not appear against his assalant Young watrous st
further disclosures made In this affair and OF very racy
nature is e reason for not wishing the matter carried
to court.
DEATH or MR. 7. B. sA1rKRrnwATr.-sIr. 7. B. sattsr
tlwate, well known New York merchant, died yes,or
day morning his residence at Clifton Staten Island
Mr.. S. the Oldest member Of the Board OF Under
writer's, having been President Of that body for
time previous To his DEATH besides being President
the New York Mutual 1nsura lance Company
FUNERAL on COLONEL RKEs.-The remains OF this gal
liant officer arrived in this city last Thursday and are
now charge of an undertaken in the Bowory The body
was brought here from Virginia In charge OF Quarter
master Yates and Isutenants Rice and Bradley. The
public funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon from
the City Hall, where tho remains will lilo in state be
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ
IN the Governors ROOM The Veteran Corps OF the Sew
enth Regiment National Guard and such members the
Twenty second and Thirty seventh regiments at
present in the city, will act as military escort.
SERGEANT TABER, TWENTY -sEcoND REGIMENT NEW York
STATE MrLInA-Sergcant James A. Taber OF the Twenty
second regiment New York State Militia, who, IL will be
rccoectcd brually assaulted In the Of Bal
timore Monday last by three ruans, has recovered
sufficiently from his injuries 10 return home, and
pccted here shortly.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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Arrival Of the City Of Washington
or Cape Race.
FOUR DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE
STATE OF THE AMERICAN PRODUCE MARKETS,
de-, Gc.. DC.
UR DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
CAFE RACE. June g. 1862,

CAFE RACE, June 9, 1852.
The steamship City of Washington, from Liverpool
May 49, via Queenstown goth, boarded at P. NJ OF
this point
The City Of Washington has II cabin and 6e4 steerage
passengers.
The America arrived out the 25th and the Etna on
Che 28th.
The steamers Southwick and Gladiator from Nassau,
with cotton turpentine, &C. had arrived at Liverpool
The Sumter continued at Gibraltar and the Tuscarors
ct Algecraa.
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The Case OF Judge Birch.

f70tIb I5bZ.
Judge Birch, who was arrested at Rolla few days
since for expressing disoya sentiments, released
from arrest and paroed by the Provost Marshal yesor
day, with the understanding however, that he is to re-
pots himself whenever required. The Judge will imme.
fialely take his seat In tho State Convention.
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NEW York CRSsoRSE GsRDKNs.-Ths elegant and
spsnddly decorated establishment opened Thurs
day evening for the FIRST time, under very aterng
pices Tho general opening Is on Monday next The
gardens occupy tho ground formerly held by tho Palace
ardens at the Of Fourteenth street and Sixth
avsnus aud the place OF resort must become very
popular The decorations and embellishments arc or
'quisc' ana cannot be briefly described Such os-
faoishmont has long been needed ia this city, for in
many respects II is equal to the London Crsmorne Gar
&icns. During tho warm days and evenings Of summer
~ will DO frequeHted by thousands Of our citizens The
olorsd lights which are scattered through the grounds
She beautiful Chinese pagoda tho centre the parterro
Of flowers, the palace Of musc the equestrian school
and oil the other attractions with which II abounds
must tend greatly to the OF Nixens new Gro
morns Gardens. Mr.. Nixon is gentleman well known
20 our public popular In every respect and worthy
Tor themselves at his very beautiful Cremorne Gardens
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1NR J. II. SCHENCK OF PHILADELPHIA,
~ win be al his rooms 81 Bond street, New York every
ter give advice TO suffering from disease Of tho
Lungs, Liver aud stomach.
ScrIEScKs SEAwEED ToNIc.-This medicine n compound
carefully distilled from common weed growing On
Possessing all the properties OF odde OF iron, odde OF Pc
and iodde and nearly ingredient
the gastric juice the food into chyme, which
the first process of digestion.
1t brings the tone OF the stomach and promotes appo
lite and n relish for food. - .
1t permanently streng, the stomach and purdes and
restores the gastric secretions 80
In cases debility whether constitutional,
from abuse dissipation, even when the digestive
gans oleraby healthy condition. Is unsurpassed -
q stimulant and Alternative tonic. .
II peculiarly effective remedy for the anguor OF the
spring season. by which the strong and ealhy well -
the feeble and delicate are affected.
purhes the blood, renvg orates the animal funconss
and restores health and muscle.
and in every condition Of the system.
Being distilled from knlp IN the same manner That ia
spirits distilled from sugar cane. II leaves no pros
other bad after It's use has been dis
properties OF corn whskey alcohol
In of consumption Il is much better stmulant
Bourbon whskey, as Is ms oil docs noe
heat liver 20 give TO the complexion that sow
Nearly every that knows OF the good properties tho
Tonic always keep In their house II after cat
ing hearty NEAL wine glass full Is taken, II seems to
haImone Win the sssis nis "a and % gees on
me before after meals, viii Strengthen the
system and warranted 70 leave bad effects Try ono
bottle which holds squar and only costs dollar Prepared
street. Philadelphia aud where letters for advice should
CONRAD Fox, No 81 Barclay street. has been appointed
Wholesale and retail In New York for the sale OF
schencks Pumonic Syrup Seawecd Tonic and Mandrake
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Supreme Court-Chambcr
Before Hon. Judge Barnard.

ACTION AGAINST THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD CON-
PANY FOR TIRES HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
JUNE 6.-William Coleman rs. The Second Avenue Rail-
road Compony-This was a motion TO amend plaintiffs
complaint by adding the name Of Catharine Mulisan
admnstratrx OF the estate Of Richard T. Muligan as
plaintiff in the action which is brought about
$3.50 900 duo the plaintiff for the sale OF the franchise
by the grantee 10 tho defendants for tho laying or their
road In the Second avenue, &c. BY Of Mr. H.
Pat counsel for the defendants, and cxJudges Edmonds
and Thompson for plaintiff, the motion granted.
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Best Ready Made Shirts
AT PEREGO' NEW STORE IS NASSAU STREET.
Two doors from Fulton street
Also at It's Broadway.
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Best Ready Made Shirts
AT PEREGO,S NEW STORE, IS NASSAU STREET,
Two doors from Fulton street
Prices low.
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Between two and three hundred gentlemen and about
half dozen ladies visited the Fashion Pleasure Grounds
yesterday afternoon to witness the rotting match be.
tween Kitty Wink and Lady Suffolk for 81 900, two mile
heats in harness. The weather delightful and tho
track in beautiful condition. The above named maros
trotted mile heats about week since for 81 000 in which
Lady Suffolk winner; but yesterday Kitty Wink
won, which makes the game stand on between the
Of the nags They are very evenly matched m
point OF speed and the In the best condition will be
likely TO prove victorious in any that may be made
between them In the FIRST they both out of
fix and although neither Of them perfectly well yes
terday Kitty Wink in tho best trim for the contest.
She took the lead at the START and headed
during the first heat going the first quarter forty
seconds, the half In 2o the first mile In 2A2, and the
second mile In 246 making the heat in 5.25. In the
second heat Kitty TOOK the lead again. but after going
three quarters OF mile was passed by Suffolk, who
crossed tho the first mile length ahead In 240
and continued in front TO within few yards Of the half
mic pole, whore Kitty broke up and after few jumps
regainng her trot overlook the gray mare
her, and home a winner by half dozen lengths
making the last mile IN 242,2 and the heat in 5;22z
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival OF Wounded soldiers-CoIOnel
COrcOran and Other Prisoners Not Yet
Exchanged, SC.

Arrival OF Wounded sOldiers-CoIOnel
Corcoran and Other Prisoners Not Yet
Exchanged, sc.
FORTRESS MONROE June S, 1862
The Hrst boat load OF wounded from the recent battle
near Richmond arrived Tuesday in the steamer stats
or Maine.
The steamer Mystic arrived this morning with two
hundred and fortyone prisoners recently captured by
Gen. Mcclellan including eleven officers.
The British soop of-war Racer sailed this morning
The hulks used rs store and hospital ships, which
down outside Of the Point when fears OF the
Merrmac were uppermost in the minds OF our naval
commanders here lowed up again to-day, and
sumed their old anchorage ground in the roads
Newports News has been abandoned as a military
post the ordnance stores being removed to the
fortress.
FORTRESS MONROE, June $50 p. M.
The Massachusetts,, which went up James river on
Sunday night last with be sxchangodor
Colonel Corcoran and Others held their hostages,
turned this morning. bringing back the privateersmen
with her General Huger promised, behalf OF his gov
ernmen chat the hostages would be exchanged for the
privateersman. Acting upon this intimation the pri
vateers wore sent up, and on their arrival at
City Point trains Of cars down from Peters
burg with flag OF truce TO receive them The expect
cd hostages being board however the privatesrs
men were not given up, but communication sent
to the rebel government asking explanation
came back to the effect that Gen. Huger exceeded his
authority and that further conference would BIO neces
sary before the exchange could be completed. was
Immediately replied by the flag Of truce boat that they
would remain at City Point q reasonable time
in order for the proposed further conference. This
was sent to the War department at Richmond, and an
immediate promised the Massachusetts,. The NJ
waited till the next day without receiving any further
communication, when after sending boat ashore and
learning that nothing expected from Richmond she
started on her return down the river.
During her stay at City Point Of tho privateers
men very indignant at the delay which they
obliged to submit to- and the intention secretly
pressed to seize the boat the passage down. Neces
sary precautions were taken, however, by Colonel
Whipple, who in command Of tho Gag, and
trouble arose.
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At Jeners', 573 Broadway, Ladies Elias
tic Boots 90 81 y and s2 Balmoras 81 Is and - 20;
morals, Shoes and Caters, in variety at low
JEFFERS, 573 Broadway.
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The Ruling Topics OF the Day-Our
Great Southern victories and WHITES Incompatible styles
Of summer Hats found only at PIG Broadway opposite S.
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Dog Skin Shoes, Goat Skin BalmoraIs
and summer Shoes OF every kind, at LORIN BROOKS
SONS 434 Broadway. corner Howard street.
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Genfn's Opening OF Mems and Boys
this TN comprises all the leading
Paris, London and New York novelties in this line
GENIN, 5l3 Broadway.
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House or Representatives.


WASHINGTON, June O. 1852.
The House is engaged on private bills.
Tho House went into committee.
Mr. Morrill, (rep) Of vt, spoke on donating lands to
the several States for establishing agrcutu..s col
leges. He appealed to gentlemen to vote upon the
merits Of the bill heretofore introduced by him. Its
passage would have tho effect Of strengthening the re-
public wronging nobody and proving blessing to the
entire people for ages to come Among the branches or
education proposed Is military instruction He showed
at length the advantages of the system which would az
ford an opportunity for education accompanied by love
for useful labor.
Mr.. Cox, topp) Of Ohio in thescourse Of his speech
said while he anxious to believe the President right
he against an ambiguous policy those who con-
troll the House They have the activity OF destruction
but not the genius to build up Salvation
is not in their line. The danger was from
an alliance between the republican and abotonists
whose slavery in defiance OF the constitution be-
comes crime. He condemned at length the emancipa-
ton and conscat0n Of slaves remarking that the only
safety to the country isl in moderate and in vindc
tive counsels.
Mr.. NOZZLE (opp) OF Ohio argued that the national CO.
vernment being Of limited and defined powers conferred
upon by the individual States has right to interfere
with their local institutions, slavery included. There
no way under the constitution OF dispensing with it,
That left with the States in which Il existed He
insisted that departure from ts principles had always
engendered sectional strife sl
Adjourned till Monday.
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David.-summer Styles OF Straw Hats.
No. 299X Broadway Duane street.
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Drs. n. d j. Hunter-Consulting phy-
scans for Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs have resumed
active practice In their specalisyCnarrb Sore Throat.
Bronchitis Asthma and Consumption once $50 Broadway.
Hours Of consultation, D A. n, tabPM
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Best Ready Made Shirts
AT PEREGOS NEW STORE. IS NASSAU STREET,
Two doors from Fulton street.
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DR.. Il. IL. C1arkc's Vegetable Sherry
Wine Btters sysem, nvgoracs the shackled
Frame pures tho blood and produces an appetite Only %
cents. Sold everywhere.
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LONDON MONEY MARKIr-MAY ~.
Consols closed at 93h a 93S for money.
Illinois Central shares a. ASK discount; Erie
ahares 33H 34x.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-MAY %,
sales Of two days 1900 bales, including 5000 TO
Upsculators and exporters Prices nrmer and one
eighth OF penny higher.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
: The Manchester market has upward tendency, but
j. quiet
l. LIVERPOOL DREADsTUFFs MARKEr-MAY 20.
Richardson, Spence IL Co. and Bigland, Athya 4 Co
report flour duh and unchanged: American 2is a 3Os
Wheat quiet and Id. I'd. lower, chiefly on the fiuo
qualities: rcd Western and Southern, 9s. Cd a los Cd
white do 11s lis. Cd. Corn unchanged and steady
mixed, 27s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKEr-MAY %.
Boef heavy and nominal. Pork nominal. Bacon very
dull. Lard dull at 40s 49, Tallow steady at AS
DDS. 10I~
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-xAY %.
Ashes quiet, but iirm, at 35s Cd. 36s for pots gu
gar dull. Coffee steady. Rice rm. Resin quiet CON-
mon, l3s 3D.. Spirits turpentine nrm, but nominal at
75s.
!. LONDON MARKETs-MAY q.
Wheat heavy, and Is. IS lower. Flour inactive and
Cd. Is lower. Sugar quiet, but steady Coffee steady
Tea quiet, but steady. Rice tending downward. Tallow
steady and unchanged Spirits turpentine firm, 1t 73s
. 75s.
: THE LATEST MARKETS.
4 LONDON May 20, 1862
ConsoIs 93H o3x for money. Illinois Central shares
~ "A discount Erie shares 81.
LIVERPOOL May 90, 1862
Cotton-Sales in TWO days Is 600 bales Including 900
90 spectators and exporters. The closes rmer
but unchanged.
Brcadstufis nrm, but quiet and unchanged
Provisions fiat.
Shipping News.
Arr from New York EST Darns ader Bank ut Coxhaven;
sid for Niork 9Th, vrandne Vanguard, Liverpool
Arr from NYork Annie Bowen, at Batavia Mursata
Arr from Philadelphia Mary Baker a, Yonghal
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Trusses.-Marsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss once vesey (under the Aston ouse) op-
posite the church. Female attends ladies' No
Whatever with any other Truss Office Of same name.
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Gauze Undershirts, SO Cents, IS Cents
and 81. MOODY'S, 499 Broadway, st. Mich oas block
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Constitution Water IL a Certain Cure
FOR diabetes and all diseases Of the kidneys and bladder
Sold by all druggists.
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Barry,s Tricophcrous II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauing, curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try Sold By
all druggists.
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hundred other equally unjust thingss He here
OF Pennsylvania TO the consti
tuition and restore the Union. II no had to defend him
self in that duty from unjust attacks and resist projects
which he considered wrong he had nothing TO regret
Alter fur lher dlscussiD vote was taken on the 70
consideration Of the vote tang slaves, which was car
red az follows
YxAsMessrs Bayard, Browning Carlisle Cowan, Davis
RSSn p1os Eoser Hale Harris Kennedy Lane Of
buy, STARK Ten Eyck, Wiley md Wrish.-n .
Wilkinson and Wlmos-l5
The question then REQUIRED the adoption Of the
amendment proposing persons claiming the SER
vice or labor OF slaves dollars each for every per
son claimed.
cent those under ten and over sxtyve Adopted
The amendment was then rejected az follows
YxAs;5Messrs Anthony, Chandler, Clark Fessenden.
mons Sumner, Tra%Sa Wade, W G wil%oiiT
D mss
bn Tan MD Tss pSMMs E
Mr. FEssESDEs, rep) Of Me-, spoke at some length In
favor Of the passage Of the Tax BILL He would not pre-
tend was perfect in all its provisions but this was anew
subject IN this country, and have no experience IN
these matters This bill the result OF vast deal OF
labor and research and the imperecons which IT I'M
doubleday has should be borne chartably In referring
to the necessity OF Tax BILL no estimated the debt OF
the government at hundred millions at the end OF
the fiscal year. and that the yearly regular expenses
must be greatly increased hereafter, as we must
have larger standing army and q larger navy.
The Tax bill was passed by the following vots:-
Clark Coa rn:r cosan DAYS. pxon Dp1s H Fessn
Howe, King Lane Of Ind; Latham, McDongan Nesmith.
ss Wade Whey wiao s Wiisoa q Mass Wrshi
NAY-Mr POWELL.
Kansas Pearce salisbury sherman, Thomson. Wilkinson
and Wilson Of Mo.-lO.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion or Mr.. WILSON, (rep.) OF Mass. the Senate
went into executive session, and subsequently
Adjourned till Monday.
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The Turf.

The Turf
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION.
TnornSG.-Friday, June 0, 1862, match 81 900, two
mile heats In harness.
d Pffer named b. m. Kitty Wink ................1
H. woodruff named 3. IN. Lady Suffolk. ..........2