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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-05-07


on the score OF dollars and cents-on the ques-
ton Of pecuniary veal or woe Of the citizens of
Missouri"
sentiment gaining ground. The Democracy of
the North are At last beginning to yield. In
many quarters We see evidences of gradual
shifting of position. AID ineipent caving in.
Even the leaders are beginning to discuss the
question, whether the Union ard slavery can
longer 20 along together. Everybody has heard
OF Michael Shoemaker. nos Col Shoemaker OF
the Michigan 18th. Who would suspect or
dream of his conversions Ard yet ne s hope
fully converted
The Nashville correspondent OF the Detroi,
Ad,e.siser Gays:
Before left Nashville, I had conversation
Nth Col Shoemaker, of the Thirteenth, in which
Re assured me there vas no real Onion senti
ment in this State. and very little in Kentucky.
His idea vas that the entire popular sentiment
vas subservient 70 the slave interest, and the en-
tire influence and power of elavery vas, and
would Always continue, ininical to the Union
Col. s. freely expressed the opinion that i, would
be far the quickest, easiest and cheapest way to
suppress the rebellion. to crush the life OF slave
~ BY emaneipating the slave of every rebel mas
ter. This would be . severe person al and pecu-
mary punishment, and divest them Of all inter
e., in this or q future rebellion mos, efectually.
Col 3. il pronisent Democrat, yet be meets
these questions With . spirit Of candor that
pleased me, and which hardly expected"
The sIaveholders commenced this rebellion for
the perpetu.tios of slavery. In the hands Of
an overruling Providence, the rebellion is to be
the means Of its fnal overthrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

dicover iha, Rsrkley is no place for nun. ,oca'
item mentions ,he arrival VI liree amont o. ran
kee TENS blankets ard oyerccats, cap'eied III the
lite battles.
TIE E12ress contains prociamattn ifn Gen
Lee, 10 which afer rendering thabBs TO iro,.'eD
io- the signal success wih which JIG ba. oieseV
heir aru., be conPiainlAee Their army on Us splrh
did ra.ns b. driving the powerful and fpehaioY'
ecuipge1 arSy OF the enemy, ln'rencned 10 "0rhs
OF yasl extent from within .iset OF he c.plai 20
thirty il below il on Tie JAMS Rlv.f, "heFe w
seeks 20 recover under Ilotec cd OF lis euh'"a's'
,rc,u III. series VI DISASTROUS defeats ,
Tie im pedste retu,l Of one sucossses re snos arc
the lief OF pichmcbd from is eiate 81 eiegr, tte
rou' VI tie grand army that 70 long nenaccd III
cal, iy, many thons1nd pri'0oers, ia'ludiog o1eS
ii high rank and the ture or oe'rncIiou 81 bou-
ss IDS o. arys and 81 pieces OF superior artillery.
/ These tsil itni results have oost ~ nahy Dia'e
gen. out while we mcrra tber 0sG, iot 10 Dot Toy
ct th,. rl-ey died IN defense Of their country.
4 disYasch dated Jackson, Mis-, fsys: |an l'9rii
declared r,artl law in fifteen count'e s'oond 'ieas
Lurg, ceclaring that be vii. puuis, dsioyaiy that
lhe credit Of the Government must 10 susta'hed anc
tha, psrs.s pnbrbhug mcyemen'' 81 troops VIII p'
suppressed. .r
4 i.1aich dated Mobile, l0.h inst. ssys: " lht
Yaniaxs are vigorously shelling sie1snurs;, do!iH
little damage, Lowcver. The Yankees a'e YliiasiLe
the y'sutaions OF the river Of hor,es, mnles, &C.
aud iae.loes are tt work on the canal across ne
river bend"
Passengers from Memph,s, Jelly II, say HinS mai
han captured Cnr.iss army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
GRADUAL EMANCIPATION CONTINUES
VIRGINIA GREE SOl..

F,of4 Tls CAythan H,snsr Fyei,Tik1yr d.,.Juiy a.
We continue to chrouicle the unceesirg stampede
q contr aurs, order that enc readers nay learn
some Of tie d-i cious fruits vi the rloa y fcc.sisa.
They con,ir e - come rolling Ia from every SoG.h-
ein point OF ,hc oompase A c0ntrahunt team Es--x
County can IN town on Tue.fay last br pging bis
vile snd Cbiiifen, aud travelling Ia el.gsmt sfyic.
IL caiue ~ u lue buggy, drawn ~ tpcuHl horse.
he who.e iary were veil dressed, aud h a. plenty
Of money. ley provided and brought albpg with
them lsrge ruitly Of tie comforts II lie. 1be
nan rrporls hat iis nsteer had yout 20 iirhmuni
y th O. qaaniiy OF cattle, cCkens ~, ~ ~ that he
exlcied 20 return OF Saturday, The 18th a., after
witch tire be was going To- t-ke -ld cDntr baujs &c
Richr ono, or some. here down South. I We Gris'e-
l-i' Tree lo,ni subjects n ctsfge iis s.ipns
Until lis return. NJ sooner however, had be gotten
luiry GA lis way to Hcbmond than th y pair q
trn.iy loyi coutrtlnuds took Ill they withed, and
oil that iL-y could bnpg, aid lett mnser f,r- a.
tome 20 AK care Of Themselves - best iry could.
Really, II reminds us soiies hat OF tbe old Jews
when Aboui u make the.f exodus from ii ypt theT
hotro,eed sll they COIL from the fgypL ins before
they left fur The promised hand OF Oman never ~
tending 10 return single article 70 the rnerr, tnd
tie rrgroe- take oil they convenient r. without
he In. idea ~ ever re'uring 20 their meaterc ?
,nt ie G III. OK, horse wagon, buggy or anything
cls. Wihln let lev u.yg several but iGgod hgs r
cruaped over - the moth side Of III Zap ,ahaunock
la,es on cir way To rsrts unknown. We leeru
tat oGssnGs being cent by il'! Ownt II dow D
SOIi, wiIte ihoufhDds sEr rHnriug away and gong
A." SOrf thlt, by the t"o operuivp', 'te think Z
.0.tc pro. aLie hat Virginia vii becO Fs-o
: a b. fore gradual eu4,cii G,.on can 'mkc cilc.
.ccnr,il 20 Luv !tw that my be nfio CA tie si''-
i-,i - = d. not think i,on pI.-eut sppcarance.
a. either C0nerc.- ~ Virginia 81! IN ~ very dl-
rit o lr.I,' .ie tfgn'er cat ~ Ire HiWe ~ "
,iprn Su..g. Viz ltup yy,.l treir - oonsde. toe
e,l result n Secretion aad apy,dua the nccrrse1
thing Tor good sud forever. Gr.pt-i emanci. ATT
going
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
DETAILS OF THE ENGAGEMENT Al MUIR
tREESi,DRO', Tenn.

Tie Lou svhie Jourooi OF Tie l5t1 saws:
We lad "a interview laat evening with Lent {
H. Bhkey Adlutart Of the 81 Mnneeo'a, one 81
t'e regiments nit1ck.d a. hlGiiTes-bo o Oh Sa.day
moriing, 10y Forfssts Cavalry. Ia fore Il Mar
freesDoIo', 40 We learn from Lieui b. consted OF
six com, aniea Of ne Nj h6an Oh, two M aOi~s
Il the 4th Kentucky Co. \, Capt. chlfon, nnd
Co G, Capt. JnibankJ, nine conn sni.s Of lle AIN
nesola 3d. and ioar pieces o! He"iits ut kentucky
Battery.
Tie OH and The cavalry weF' encamled in tn
dc of the town, aud the ~ aud ia. bsit - mile
End "a bait Quad Oh III. Nashville NIX 10
f-,a. ar, . pgrt IT IN % Bi4Hd, which IL con.
m,pd-d bv Col.nl Duleld, LIT ~ Of III u I'D
STAT, force, in ,. ntu,ky. C-ueral l. 7. Chit
teude, as.um,d conalnd d tie pOst On friday
Jbe attack was uad4 on Sunday morning at
~, Iock uuop the cavalry and Michigan iesini ~,
N y .ing comll-t.Ig slrpfls d. 20 lerga w"s ia
i'm, t,riy ti.at tie inf.nuy could Tot form III
me OF baiti~ AID az ish'iug ~ b st t"|y conld
for several hour. tho Michigan regiment surreud' red
Dor c1yuIry waa VI no aelHabce Whatever.
Not man mounted BIZ horse, aud bat ole or two
81 o3ped.
I'm tue meantime roltion OF the enemy hAd
lu,n.d tie railroad depot .ci- INT hCise, containing
c,n',ni..,ry orc, and lrgc warehouse, contain
an, t,,,,. ard outderrast stores. Having COM
lied tic sur edsr OF he cavalry AID ~ inify ~
toon lev br.ke Tor tbe Jaueiy. Col Lester had
be.n nd y,teG Of he attack and PLACED the ba i.ry
uyon knoll quarter oi ME IOl Us camp
with Bic own regime / u snpPN IT,
Jh. Eebels p.ssoo sfouud 20 TIE moth OF he
cam and. driving thtou-h j., buried tic oi"cer''
ferts aid killed ar wOun6ed The BntTcf' o. 'y
60. as, ~ tte woods 10 make ibc liiacb, COT.
Leslrr re ,ined Ii, f,e n,il hey were WIZ io'ly
paces Of hii1, when the b1tiefy va oleneu "pou
NON Ttey were completely dlsof lanl' li And re-
tired IL ne greatest coIfason.. tpoh nc helt
,ta,ge he miantry AID baurry BON h'ea' a.o 'no
e1enly WA brown intoconiudOn tec'ho i'pe.
Nj reli,hiuY .uch treatment, i"r'I'h % 'le
Rebel went round 10 tho ear Tor Tie p1fp'st o.
ltackiag ms Ia tho rear a. wei rs ~ ho'',' c-na,
hove yer, VS. of no avail; ior to' ie-t ioi,uoI
is men in square, and Capt. Hc"rt uhe'.'' '''
pieces both wys. ~. ,r,, IN
A tLhd atlc.t was made 90 cuI tic hfAVe h' 49, ~
1ieces, nut DC resut was Ire Hue ~ J'lofe' i"o
keU 10 reli,ed Tor While, and Cap. Hewitt 'ol"e'
ls ii,ces on The town, elell.B p ;" l,e uo9l az
ed styie L. 10 raid The fOwp Was baul' u''n'
ayec, and st laet accounts wac o. fire IA be'e'"'
places.
Tie fighting commenced again at noon ana con,
linued uuabalcd until o'clock, wien nag y.
truce from Tho enemy eprearcd, siaNns tha' INC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
ARRIVAL OF L. S. STEAMER FLANBEAU

TIE United States .ieamer Flambezu, lately one
Of tbe LlochadiuP feet of Charleston, attached u
Flag O1icer Dopours .qu.dion, arrived at is port
on Thursday from Port 4 val, having sairj thence
on the l3th inst, in tow Of tie Vanderbilt, W ici
took her az fur as Hampton Roads when she was
lelt 10 proceed alone; aud two hour, through the
iIdefargsLie ,Xertions of the enSiueer and hls d.
s,slauts, the vessel was in condition 10 eiect her
purpose.
TIE F. was ordered home for repsiu. She has
been sJout eight months IN coumi'sion, nearly u -
months of which tine, while under the corrnnnd 81
Lieut. W. G. Tsmne, she was employed vt tie la
haues ia the slduogs duty Of watching the move
u.cnts Of the Gndi4tor and other ysr-cis which,
n,d.r u . superv-ior a. tie famous Secession m
of Addsgly Co. al Nassau, wer- enkaeed Ia tra r.
po1iug articles coat siahd Of war. The presence
o. this vessel in Bahama waters VS. 4 soufCe u.
vess lion aud ANNOYANCE 10 the numerous sympaihn-
ers OF S.,esh ia Natsiu, and II Is bat l'nt to say
that many Of their plans were rosIoi. - u nni en-
-lgely frustrated, by s,-C. He'd tern IL !atDttu
Ife I'LL ieal;h Of Lieut. Temple, hOWev-r, ctus q
change il tie future movements 81 tie vessel and
sie wns ordered 10 rei or % tag-fiiceF pup"t 81
Port Royal, vii Ga port ,be entered "n TIE Id oi
January. Lieut.. Temple teihg Obliged T. recruit
his health ia cooler cline, tie command % ihe
Flaubeau wee given 20 Lieut j. H. l i-'uIi then
q " abarh uudeT Whuee able lnidsnrc this vrr
se nas been ev.r fi1ce. From that TINE uhiii Ju.y
g. wien disabled sie could Do lousef per'Or u III
cieu' servIre the F,au eau ht been engaged ~ The
n.onotonoue VET lghly important du 81 blockade
IIeg station has cen G afie-iou, e., sui I" lIle
tbese her commapdcf and Of eIsh have heenrern he'd
Tor their extreme vigilance ant td'hi"iueSs BON
dsy and iiglt Tlio1ph not Il participant IL the
more active pud et,IIiug reies Of tie war, .i the
klan5eau hss don" h,r dlty 10 Ter place.
LII oF OtfiCths.
Li.p.cr snt Comma ding, H. op-Ln Getting Msso' and
a ,4thla. Ma l.. E-HPp.. f4't A-s- aut f.n
u. e. lame. NJ ". & Acting Assistant SmcepL j u Icy
ton Acfirg A..ie.nt Psynstt.T d. ron; 'rpisih
Clrt 4. u. o'rsD8byils, mi i Astiant tngintrs o.
Nal ioe; Inc ~ IA Aics d5yn Aien Oeiardrrs Matters
Mate CGGnsr Coiise; rsyussttia eIs thos CLts',in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
RATES or POSTAGE BETWEEN THB
UNITED STATES AND NEXiCD.


by the recent Postal Conyen'lou VT, Mexico,
Proclaimed by the President IN the 2)th If Juno
1862 the following rates ot 20, age established,
OF vhisb Postil sers will take noIc-:
l lne single -',e, ne Uua'd 'b.s cH,' end seven
cen;s per bali am fE each faction
i'ionel rse. ard propaganda 1egT,ed INT sppies
oil IrAip TIE Ji ed S'>es BY
I'd On al tom Mexico ne Unel
States domestic 0 p0sts 20 te hsr- d. rating them
In! Sstes Post-jfo. ~Ah tns, mat ed
10 ,eir dtbfol either ihTee .en cents per snse fste
Ihis q g. b. ice 81 % de!ireg
ID On all o. received from Mexico rhen H7f
cyHrele ~ the Utit.3 domestic posss- ooy VI
IA cents tie single r u. ciugsd lhis must
be prer I'D The mailing Office letters seat sd collected
lie ~ delivery 0. tSfcys rste,rrG
4tb he printed DIait-r sns - Mexico 10 ore
iswspr per ounce Or action
~ eel al zines pefioc'cal puncai o. su1
other yEi0cd matter; thu hr sded when .-i BY
Inland rate # poe and thi ulbu-i
nue. be TepG at the ninl ot r. In th- United st,t~'
When is ia a. .u "a STATE, lola ate - pp.isse
only be ged md ,paid the p..ims otsrc.
sh o all such II ted n,-r ciref J'cn Mexico. only
usual missed 10 To be c ird his must ~
=. Ia 40 al cs.es . very 81 ~ fi.s of sdd
th hes cgsfious must BE- sticy oov-o, az no &C.
counts Kept With tue Mexican pa.irl - p,itneIi
JOHN A MASON,
Fist Assistant fossuIester.DeLsf Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
PERSONAL.

The old ceremony Of representing LADY 10
diva and Peeping Tom has been revived in Coven'
try England. On tie 23] Of June procession was
formed according old custom public dancer TAX
ing the part Of Godivs. According to the local de-
.crip.ioDs she was dressed IN silk frshlngs, with
whie saru petticoar fastened at the hips and reach.
inc 10 within few inches Of tie knee. On her head
he wore couuteses coronet Get with bnants,
from which flowed long white goss4Her.ace vail,
euvelopDg the wnole of her person except tie face
and bosom; her tar was loose, and ieli IN large
u, seos oyer her shoulders, and on Der bosom she
wore large brooch in the shay OF star composed
ofh;l,i.nts She rode beautiful mIls-wh'ie seed.
On each side rode very handsome boy haOiteu ~
csge and two little girls in high; blue SATIN dresses
| ard bats with white plunes. Alter ths i'iy game
other children followers; then Leofric, Earl OF Mrr'
ca. banners. psyes. followers &c. There being no
prohibition on this OCCASION, the nuUber vi fsephs
TONS was enoruous. The revival was giea' sue
cess.
1t IL Mr. Dion Boucioaults fortune % DO always
involved in public contests with his fraternity
and always TO emerge from them IN q little oeN
ter condition than ut any previous period Of his NE
After running "The Colleen Bawn," The octo-
room and other dramas for two years at the Lon
don Adelphi he has broken biz connection Win lis
nauscer of tbst thea,er, tor rearops Which seen &c
have been justified by legal authority aid hs1 taken
4 Drury Lane which he nos c. ndncts upon bic OWE
respor sbility. He has reproduced =" Ibe COLLEEN
Bawn" which ia winning than its Original sle'
cess Miss Sara Stevens and Miss Jessie Mclean.
both Americans, are in the Cast Of characters.
l,- ,a1 nm fh. Dfst af yrph
at Westminster Abbey. The ceremony was not
public, although al the leading members OF tee
British Government were IN attendance. Lord Pal
mors on ia said 10 have betrayed great emotion; and
it is related that among the crowd that pressed about
the closed gates wac old man, who when refused
adn.;sgion, said II wonid give all ! had TO see he
body. served under him; ami no tc.!er man lies
asde these walls"
Among other celebrities 10 London 10 Baron
| Steglitz the great Petersburg barker who il de-
elsred to be The riches: individual in the world Hs
annual income ia estimated o, over two ard half
millions Of dollars.
| George Peabody has given each Of the clerks
employ I'd III bis banking house five dollars worth Of
tickets TO the Great London Exhibition, and three
| days to Use them in.
1t lie eported that the Empress Eugene il sSont
to establish newspaper III Paris, to be devoted TO
the furhersnce of the Pspsl power. M. De la Gusr-
rouiese is named AS the probable editor.
Lord Lyndhurs,, the son of Cooley. the painter,
e native Of Boston, Macs, and former Prue Minis-
lister of Engl 1nd, is at the point Of death.
Three CHARITY concert, gisen in London by Jenny
Lind have produced over $4,000. This sum has
been divided between u number Of public iIsttu
tione.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
SOLDIERS DIED IN BALTIMORE.

Since Saturday afternoon the following dea % Of
Union soldiers have occurred al the National hoa'
Raymond Reyuoli. p...,c CO. A 10Th M"-' i;e,0'l
h n1iar williamson private. Go. C. sia h =, typhoid
p~,,r Mllor private. Co. J, let ARTILLERY typhoid
csres Green. private, c.. C, 18Th Msss typhoid pr'u
jo.-oh M.h. prv,,e. Co u. s,h Virgins lahn:f,. con
G.,'-, Preston .srroan'. CO. H. "a 80. typhoid eTef
th.sn b~sf.nn, pnyl,e. GO. o. 80 "a brought !nt'
Oeo,tr ~ GiGafa rrivsls CO IN Pa : Psoe fever
G.t- ii Io.s y.Isae. 60 q, 5sh VI. W bold lever ,
A.rsnavf su nm, cJpord. q :, % Mas Hgloii
ffver -. Utt,
Az. o. unknown (pi sicJ 'ciirr Who eeme ron WIZ
ie,t,r "a on tho 20 ,ai d arvef spoke ttsrgsid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
FIFTH CORPS OF TIE Amy CT THI
POTOMAC.


,DppTSs or GIN. nm SoEH PORTER.
Geu. tiz John For or nodroVs-a the following
.r.er 20 his troops on Tie oh inst~;
Hg.9qlAsr2gs FIFTH PROvisoy,L HLs7 ConPe }
Carr sg.E HAENsos's LANDING, Jtsi.s RIVER. Va
Jy,, q / f-.
Gs.EeAL OHUgas Nc 4-The Comm S.dns oene-ol con
tie fes a.t lf thr Fifr tO!F- Of Nc Army
~ tf. Ponus, or tie u.ib through which hey have ~
hn,of.o pasret sni h- thy <e ldded D. their
,af 20 ie ,or, q in The follow % e-t2as II,
Eaulo 4 oT.toNu, fP,l ,.
Size 81 uik.uHr. hgiii jtc NtT l.
Hattlr a. new balg~. 81. -.
IGii q OF h.. % % Curt Hou-s Mag "a
lnui- - Nrch1uicsvsue Jnur q and II
Ia l.s Of cksupninJ, Jlue H.
La-U- a. N.V b.a-set. June t'
l. .ilr u Tulsry Lr dsr June &C.
L.-f- 81 Nsigrrl July a., -, ,
irriur sle tace engegs 20 entitled !. isscziEo
on their banners thrst ns,trs
fte Conn ad i-felt g. iu. the ccrp, aid O.
ofrf be- oIr st tn ilorut'i,r n a. h.- r.
Tie rroit. mentioned hove tccr.'a IT,
st,ru sii rartd bch ppfcsl Ene rrHafd' ihd iof
,I h4t .is iId wa - uuy rpprtsn'd -li De lowed
=. ,ou - tus VIII nlog slr tailed ff4fts o TO oleu
icn, ~ be- Committed .pr W inf The ndif a. Il - ians-
ta.i.usIly RglL1 oi llr latitude Of e.f country.
10 naiig ~ aoi @dr st 20 s Dpr c"pf th' ON
p,Ana NJ efsl onnt o t.crdr o. al confls
lions tse Dsvs who's" es-istafr as sfi
40 ., n eacl of si d. be bF. ades 81 Now
ssrounv iLO.r of Nrsseg aud Srk's- iom Sauiner
ard LEO. a. lsh vel tire oisi'ioD ~ Oon toHch
sf,cn on.it ~ 'iio ~ fh~ gog. nglt o. AAaseIn
''i ~ Pa.S..'s 80 ft.,,l =. J. ToatER.
ftFp A. LoCgz A ssis'an' Aejntsot.Ue1sfsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
TIE NEW CALL FoR TROOPS.

PEoCi AiATfuy or COY. GtnB:E 1F MISSOURI
have jus, received Il te' '-ini,h'e DE ate fon
the va -g-f'n~a which o. 'htqlr-i~d to rais>
vars ~ trr IT. ~ 'ini'sf Infantry
h.4ul pc ~ ila VI he su tsee i'e cal o. NO
Prcsii-nt" ,.,,
A. oily prr rec ios nov eslet %, - inrou.nt
thf tho.. gio fu,iIn, Do ,r'r' hr county ~ ulf -
o, a, A. -u-. .ss Of The lr-s- Cpi'H.Inity aud
mo he rnruts n"il~c 81 d. f-fel ltf TAO To-
m.iu.-r Of the qu.ts shoe q not D~ ff4rirrp
Ec.,,.,s on .i.. 10 b. lsard .uC4-iis''y and 90
800. a. .l-ut Nos Der Of con .sl.eE mustered. they
" b D. ofsaL!.ed no fes iflsuf
All ~ VOC ,sed 90 atner f.i1lanL 70 p,;roti- cf0r
stJ ..cf than 90 ths; YOU county Lred-
" r. ad 20 r,uruy-r g. snt o Jlt d" IL tocis 81
,onf Stsir lsonis Cree. Doarsoi 81 shiloh AID
upon ot.a- hcd-. 80, 49,,
,ig~ hsrt !ns eleventh o. VI S1s VI voc yesf
e, .ttte. llpdfcd .4g .it'-I~0 -
u 4 GAMhLE. Governor 0, nissold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

This, Of course, does not include wages pad 70
y1eohauics working Outside nsvy-yards on Naiiclnl
vcssrs The chang. in the Boston Yard authorized
Ly Cougrsss Is about 70 BE- made. The wharf Of
0,amsn 4 Eldridpe, the purchase Q. whic. the
Conference COMMITTEE on the Naval pproprEtion
DILL have jsciGed 10 recommsuJ 10 Cor grcss, covers
an ares Ct ilj,2l0 square feet, and has det.h OF
water superior TO that Of tbs Navy.fai Itself: Tie
principal portion OF the octdoor work Of toe ard IL
rerfor.ued at the upper end which is 30 much con-
traced A. 10 ucommoje The operations Of fitting ont
-nips tn he general purpose Of which the nsw terri
tory IL &C luired will be appropriated.
The surveying steamer Vixei, now at the Brock
I'm Nav Yard, is about 10 la converted into gun
b,xf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
NAVAL.

An tbe Navy Yards sre bus! et present. The ar
rici OF bc A,rgara a. Boston, srd Of the Colorado
st Portsmouth,, will insure TIC employ nep. Of q
Is.ge number Of hlnds. At Phadel phia, tho Jnpi-
s.a MononeaLela, James,owo, water VIXEN ah'
+ ,,.,,tan oecvpy the attention of nnWe.gns me
cianns. NVsshrugtO is "foraing' bigL snd day,
snnuniiou, guns snd tackle Oeing ~ great re4usi-
'tioa. Even the old Norfolk Yard is Assuming "A
naysi ASPECT again. BrooAlyn could hardy do nose
than il is Gopg.
could be rir u.s. uuofically Of "a, humber employed,
int the dshnrsenents al TIE seward yaIds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

FrrEr IL OF THE LATE Col. JANIS II. PERRY.
The iuler,l services Of this highly esteen.ed Off
Ger were held on "Wednesday, at tie Fect-street NJ.
t. Cburch. The body was conveyed from The City
Hall 70 tie church, where me exercises commenced
b. q hymn. The Rev. Samne w. King offered
praver, al the Rev. Dr. Bldding'on read lortions
Of the \ -ipture-. After another hymn, the Rev.
De- Kenr de delivered tho funeral sermon, giving Il
dettiled biography Of The deceased. The Rev. j. Il.
Wak.ly pronounced filing eulogy, and the Rev.
J. u. Mer1gin concluded the services with few
remarks AID tho benedic;ion The remains were
re-conyeyed 10 the City Hall, and were on Thursday
af,er,,-un Inferred in Cyprsss Hills Cemetery, CO
cortod by ne I'D Mti2-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

OPERATIONS OF rnE FREFDaAS's AID AssocIA-
Tioy.-AleXander c. Twiuug Of New.H,ven.
Chairman Of the Executive Committee OF this hsso-
citation, organized for. relieving and sup wing the
destitute freedmen ut Port Royal and ether places on
tie Southern coasts, reports That VIII ~ the fifteen
weeks Of their management supplies If cloibips md
other necessarie. valued at 1900 have been iur-
nisDed He also reports tat the object Of the Asso
,ia,ion meets with approval wherever it is made
known, and the most eOmmend..ble liberal!ty is
evincsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
,,.,.- ,yxI.ATE SOUTHERN NEWS.

\ copy OF 1He P,fefsba,g ErP.css OF tho IAN
inm. rive. Az uccouut OF planting eisht guus tie
Jan,s River aud firing on .Ur transports, ana gays
tlat they have about 80 shaIPthooters inite lHe
banks--hey fire on our gunboits, Who reply, ley
adj. but 90 10 damage. u sny'' iho ifs''I
,,,.i.i n of Nrllel.,p IAN in tns way be- reno-Iei
wholly unienaOle. No river IN the South oHeis
more superior advan ages for this peculiar MODE Of
warfare, and we ere pleased that our authorities are
determined hot to let such advantage go anini-
proved Cut oil McClellan's supplies and cheek INC
advance Of biz requirements, and be VIII s0oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

P,TRorisN or THs JrRsTY Cry CoINos
'CouscIL.-On Tuesday evening this Board passed
series Of resolutions heartily approving Of the
eff ,fis Of their cilzuns awaken aud stimulate The
public mind TO tue importance OF raising toe new
levy Of volunteers, mailing with degI; the deter
minaon of the people hay aside all party i,sues in
tue energetic prosecution Of the war, and inviting
full 81 sndaDee at tie great basf meeting soon to be
held.
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npsHy a-cspL Brr,.ns, Lieut.. vlsan,

PATHiorlss cF TVS THIRrY-SsccsD DIsrRicr.
An euhrria.iic war nesting sas held at Mayyille,
Chautaulua County, on saturday last, tho Hon.
Richard T.. Marvin presiding. IL ~as resolved that
the Thirty-sccond District would cheeruy resloai
10 every demand upon II for tue purpose Of crushing
oot the Rebellion; ths; bounty Of no. less thai go
e offered 70 volunteers; thai tho Board OF Sgpegy..
sors be requested 10 make the necessary srprcpria.
too lor ,hs, purpose; and that Committed u foo!
te appointed to wait upon he Governor and urge
mon hin the necessity Of conycnng ,he Legs s,uIe
ior tie passage Of q bounty law. The meeting elso
.eleeiei the officers for tho new Il sment 20 DO
formed in IL . Distric' and appointed IA Executive
COMMITTEES COR each county.