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Tnr Irish MNlf nag.

This animal l.. cu'lrly eNtiu,t. ! ouiy mcn-
careful selection in hrc',lirs can producr There
is even some dop't as 10 what variety Nj,
ninouS dog belonged; lut il 10 ur,A.n TINT
10 have caught and copcl with t'r wolf, leo
mu,t hnNp hccn ol ne greyhound form. In
leed, both Hav nri rrnmnt have desribed
hiu ~ "A tall, rough greyhound, ot cN'rnor-
dinlry siTc aud pu,pf. Ray says, "It was
tho grrstc't Dog hr hal over seen" Eyclyu,
WHOM de- liihiu,s the sports Of trc hcaT-glricu,
saws: 1.-THE hull dsss dil eXcoc'i1ply wcil,
hut the Irish woh-,hg exceeded ali, which
wns tall lrclhoral stately creature,
and did heat cruil mnstin.' Oliver GVld-
smith, no V'rV rrlitlh authority, per-
hups, Saws, in his loose way, that ho once
AN ab4ut "a dozen II these dog, AMI that one
was aOout ionr i,a hp,h. or rs l,g "a, yo,rug
h.ilof. Another account r.p,,.'n', them as
spifci' oiN tall - put thor beads over the
shoulder ON per ~ ~ iny 1rVn. Put IN" most
sil lsuiar, and psitI, thc most re'i1h'e proc, II
The gigantic i've oi tlls oX'iuc. brrcl is sbul,
cviieuly from its shape tlas ot grcyhouul,
discovered by Mr.. Nylan at Diin-hau ,hiin.---
Ills elulll, nov preserved ia tho Royal Ir.h
Academy, measures IL nc'es in lopIth. A.
the skull oi II co.Imun Groyhuund is not more
than inches long, tho ancient dog, If lis height
wns In proportion to the slc oi his skull, would
have been upwai,'s OF 40 inches in height a, tlie
shoulder n size excccdins hy Oh fourth p',.
that Of the tallcsl doorhnlni, aud-ulitc justify
ing the descriptions Of hay aud pcnnant.---
MryriCk,
The sun., 1862-06-23

Washi grI,. Jip.- a. In reference to ~ >
battle u, Datrri k1uAe, which was annoip ap'-'iT
-ix or cilt aavs o'', y is said that ~ -
rtr,tr'-I. hl. t"eeiv,l I'll" ufv4 N t'.-f 4. .'ot
Ai.t IS Goa. 49, 80 o,rnIy tIt cit, bad becu
s,ufrisr lY Gov. I.ry,tt ani made rrisonc
A,..-ti'. ru;'y, 'H. gnt rshci catcher 60; W,
Wet, j. ,vPr,p Ser, Va = few days, iu nslcusr
e. ., H. iu',t'lh .. tc GOV r!incrt.
& nu.sq'- -u.lcrsi W'lch, oi Ncw Nvrt, do
put.pd il G,t. Nni % ~. 49, ith the Cavern
u.ci.i ,c..ua ~ ra relating io the clo'hin Ct &c
..slu,gii'a t.l .' i1rl q At s'r'" snI the recently
,uittt tire mont 'e' W"n- having sntis'ioturilS y
ntfh' 81 tr ' i'c' hh' sonP 60 Fortress Monroe.
Iie vt t.'', ro y. >,rk t'Eiu' lt- tll,ie aut -
N,t'iA .t st.-,a... nll ti.tu proceed T. NJ c,yl-
let'- amy, t1 Nvs Uhcs tne Ne'~ iark regiments
| thD'.
Thc Go-crr' .cnt eup' $50. 60 whose 'c'ce'ion
dut-i tors tr' -r.u,. VS. ttr q lcN LAYS since
lts tom c~rolNd 'ho - tortpcut. There aic
shcrs drsvius Fu'nc rAy vho should share the
u-y.n n. Si.','. tfrr,-ly s','cr atea Ion. Of
80 Er.,'Ht ..eho' % thi a'. hn- tg.u appointed
ha O,u Wn',5vpu .GtrcruI suro -iutp ud t ot ti,
i'rlrvr BnasH u, ilt+c city,
Iri'ltc a1,i,,s n."n the h'ndTuNt,'s - tlc
amy ol t.ie l. t,.nuc r,ire.cnt tir' Go Wa Wyck
cs New \ f., i- r.cn rcfiDg h"n size Injury lie L.
c,ivci IN The los q tf.Ug oc rc'snt battle. II.
s1oci Wa, atri,l, siN-a,h s'ei. a'.d consider
ahiy nurt forming ur susl' - thc io'nt %. contact
III, weapon, acting sH O. uii'.d dVuitcss raycd ma
,,- n'u it. tutc.
bssttn,ron, Jane - According " a general
ori' , tre supervision 60. prsun,i- ot sar sent by
fsNfitt VI ftt 1l'fl u " N's or Niilulir
pre- arcd To- their ro,' inu rs placed entirely uii-
der nl Ninilrl Huliusu. II Infantry, r~nmissa'v
1,uetnl oi prfof"rs, who is s'i'3tct only To tho
| orders VI the Wa nrfItttr,rt. All matters in a..
ltDn O. lt' ilncls wit V1V SER u,'h hir. Hc vii,
Al ptnrtic1he. visit the several Ii camps
! month Leal c.iisgns WIN may he tovni su.ong
H." prisoners of war, c'uhu,d on iase ., '.ssoia.
through mistake, in'v lay thcir cass b fore ih'
,ornui, .,rN -deuotd OF fris,ners, vhY Wi submit
! g. m Aii Itirt-tirntral.
| The P,-' Of6 6't perutmcn. hos c1ntieeted viii
,i,o ". Y vlo~ O., ,rit thc in7i,J nom hrsuoit Z,
/ S'v Yor, ant huci. da'ly. within the p,,, wecl
i.v rrl Old ro~t oi4a's IN Virginia have been re
! ned.
| rhc Iull s.er No, t, he iiiy aware n ue fio
| q %. the uriy ug"r and mail u the Pacific y ngtn
! ir .ull md surocis'il operation. such IL ee fact
~ e. nscprtaL'i y ~ uhHiH! rnu-'ts Hri corrt4
p.illeu;s con seni N1cr California letters law ca1i
d,y iu r week ~ certainly, rrI'iary and with NJ
much o'o ot-tr aa v the weekly s,a vim th'
Isthmus. The ~ les run ,G l'y the indr4s haN,
all been replaced, urW 'n,, Nsfani cquipin, nts
on tho route, snd tu.YCi,ut military DIc's ~ pr
| tr,t the iir' sro nov IN position.
Geo. !. ThoInpsua, lltr 'dIlnr of tic N,~ Yoil
nAiLY NE~asrr, .tt recently, arrived here ycsle'
cay, Wt5 placed 70 l.# parole, sri will al At h'
tore the House Couuuittoe oI ,he uiic.ary t'-mor
TOW, IN, it % supp :. u case oi How. I'm WOOD
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CorinN, ',ue 19.-TA Telegraph wires TO hc
Nurth w,ro Itosiratcd, Ia dc carly part Of tLr
week by hcayy winds.
Our army has rc'u,ucd from = 'onrv'c, and now
uccui cs more u,rthcrn lD,iuon. Gen. Bearrs-
ards array at la,t seconuis, was u. OkolonG
$4,000 ,lrong. Twc'ty t4o.sInd men, under Gen
hirhy smith, arc 1T tuattanJorE. lihcCu togs.
ant irrr, under Gcu. pr.c, arc AZ F-h7n, ant
Gen. Van Dora, with s.u.u fr-e u cavalry, Ia q,
or.ust,. Gen Pope hss one North ON iurlouah.
IT, mlhis and Cuei.rsLon Railrosi is il run.
ti..s or',r eastward 10 Iusoup4bia, aud woa,warl
T. O. press Creek, io,ty m!lvs fron l,ie, The 81
I ilc aud OAo road Is IN running otulr north to
jackson, ruun, Md railrNad communication f.
1p,u with uraul Junction, rid Jackson. Tie road
west from tue Juurt. n sr,port,d badly damaged.
Al H. railroad tee. rAphs are IL good condition.
u i.-Gcu. Ord, AMI Prigad.ors Sullivan and Ham
| tou have BrrNe ed. Tiege is considerable Union
| senuu,cit in W.T. IA Tennessee, particularly o.
| D0l.var and Js ke.n.
The sun., 1862-06-23

A Batch Of Captures.

Warrington, June 22.-The bark Gem Of the
Sea, on the Oh inst. captdred the rcbsi schooner
Mary Stuart from Nassau, while attenp ting to IN
the blockade Of til, santee river, South Carolina
Her cargo consisted Of sos sucks Of salt and sundry
other articles. This schooner formerly belonged TO
GOV. WIN. Aiken, u South Caroiina.
The L. S. steamer Calhoun hus captured on Lake
Pontchartrein the rebel steamer w wnitmore The
asnle steamer has also cGpared the rebel schooner
Venus, IN the same lake. Tie lattcrs cargo con-
sstcI OF 2eS bales Of cotton. Au expedition from
tue some steamer calhoun! cut out the rebs gun.
boz, Corphycus. she was fund In one Of the
bayous, securely moorcd aud guarded by rebel
troops.
TIE U. 3. ship susquekanns, "a thc III Inst,
captured tic rebel seioouer P,1icctcn .goln II W.
ma, bound towards Mstln The car % consist.
cd Of irugs, dTygooa, rroyla,ons, a.
On ths 9th inst, the byig D.,iubr.dsy captured
the schooner Bor'anH and sent Le' t, ACy Ucp.
I,r adjudication.
Comno lore K,liy, Of tle Mound C,tJ', Las cop
tured aud sci., to Core tie Gl9r. Dohs1n, one o'
tho largest, hsnlfo." and fgest rc'ol slssmcfs
on tie White River.
The sun., 1862-06-23

SAbARIrs or THE JERSEY 0IIY OsPFCIALa.
An ordinance vas passed by the Com mon Coun.
oil af Jersey City. on Friday eyoung, iixlng the
ss<ies Of tho city officers fb= the currsns year ~
follows, ecalder, $500 City CLERK So 900 Mar.
,hal, $1,000; Comptroller, $1,000 Trossurcrs
500 H,slth Physicians. u sh $500 :; Corporotios
Attorney, $1,000; Oversees OF the Poor, 1900 Z,
SJcet Commissioner. sTo); Sdperiptsndcnt -
Ferries, wharyes and Picss tAlso paid by prvs d,
pnrte-l, 800 Chief Engineer OF the Fire Depsrt>.
ment, $500; Asses rs, each 5000 Collector d
Cty Revenue. 1920, Chief Of Police, si,0sos D
Aid, to the Chlef, patrolmcn, $500 Clerk OF thA
Board OF PIKE Commissioners, 500 Assistant In
tie Office OF tho City CLERK, $500.
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NUMBER 9341.

and passing through tie steam drum o. the vessel
which Immediately bee anne filled with the cscspnf
v,por a.
was scalded. Only ,wen,y-2hrce Of The oaiccr.
aud crew, out Of one lrindrcd eui scven,y.aye os-
c,rsd.
The scene which enrifi was horrible In the ex-
treme. Many of Tie crew, frantic with pain, jump
ed overheard aud were drowned.
Doa,s fro,n the Cnestoss, which was coming mp
ut tho tine, to appcr, the Mound City, wcrc sen,
70 their rolie, bu, the rebels fred on the mcn in
tho water with grape and canister frcm their field
pieces, numbering IL, 81 of those who were st,cmpt-
ing io ,scrp,
B,r aJprisCd Of TIC state Of Affairs ia the river,
Col. Fitch, with his re-. incnt. pushed forward and
carried the fort by storm, a; tie point Of TIE bay O.
net.
The rebel works consisted of two la,icr,,s, Tie
lower ono mounting s.x ID pieces, AMI tie upper
ono thr.c heavy ses, pieces, nauas ed b. from 800
10 5N nlcu, under the command VI ColVnel Frye.
ate Of the United states navy.
kbcut 200 Of tic bels said to have esc>pei.
over 100 arc reported killed and wounded, 'ad
suirty taken prisoners. Among the pri'auers i
Colonel frye, WHO WAS wounded In the shoJA.er. -
| II wac bfou, 1T here by Tie Conestrga.
Captain kcliy, Of the Mound CITY, lie severely
s;al11i sNout the face and hands, but vill'r cover
Second master, Hearth third master, Kin.lo
| fourth master, scovillc masters mate, IL "
Browne; cllcf engineer. Cox aud ess ,tsit cnl'r
eers, John M'Ake and iIJll.ns ssworth, voro killed
| The pilot, Charles Young, WAS severely scaldcd
| ind is rcp5rt,d since dead. Surgeons Jones, Car
| ptntur aud Manning, ate slightly slakiod.
FROM eighty 10 one hundred Of our sLlOri lav,
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NEWS ITEMS, &c.

The German ports, Ilanlbuigh, LuLec, and
Breu1l, are T. ho iori!l 4 With lTVuc!sd Ertlca-
tons.
SIX North Carolina regiments have been dis-
handed BY tie rebels Mt Richmond, and are now
a.l l.g lizard, previous to Which, however, teir
ID iIadlcr Gtn,!al " ~ hung.
TnG value Of The B.iish and "seccshp ships
and carg-os captured ty Ito uA.ted States blocka-
Ug Gqla rou curing the twelve montllo past, runs
Ip To neirl. rl,ooo,O1o.
: CosoEi .g has appropriated i100, 900 to raise
40 wfecss II tlo Cumberland and Congress, which
wore sunk by tho rebel steamer M,!s!mac, near
Ne"poh News, In March last
OK Thursday, tho 18th inst, twelve dragons
who Nad been ,,Istsre out Of iAe rebel service, on
pcroln' - hefg over 1vo ycnrs Of ngo, cnrue
into Wal inR'o., n. C., and gave themselves up 70
tie Fedo authorities.
THK pr.noe ol Wales has presented 10 Ex-Pres-
fd,nt Bsat1uan fun len III portrait Of himself rs
a marx ol . grateful recollection OF the hosplt,Lle
reception AMI iis agreeable vsit "a the Mlte
House on the occaAon OF his tour in the United
States.
Carr. JENKINS, As-i-tant-Q Quariermastor a.
st. Lou.a, al'verttes for 40, ,00J feet timber and
boards, ~, 900 slinrl,N 900 foot tin, &c, for
hsrlaoEs,to be built tlere. No Sec0 sln gtR or Aho-
t'1p,-ts or ouv other person dsl, oil or unnioud-
yto tHe u-Sciru.cnt oi tie United States need
apply."
A FAIR Of coz plstola have Just Loea COM
ic'e4, r'hch ert - TIE pres ited " Pres i Ut Lin
colu tJ the klua 4, denmark, Tasy are., .sgautlY
& s.y,r r. dc q iapsS. sssss a sHS 'fis
isgr'pt,n HFrom tie President of hs Unite
et'tt . tsc Llne ~ II nr.luk." fhc cost OF tai,
beautiful prcssut il uot iir from 5000.
Tn latest rebel invention 10 an inferno, ma.
chine In lho Bssne Of On ordinary COMIC 4 Iea,,t
buitt ased ,'.th 81 phur, and arrango In spcl
manner Us g. scatter the lpbur IN IN direction,
these were found III the. pockets of !. dead rebel
killed at the bonlhartncnt at Fo<h Jackson - All
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| TIE EMPIRE BRioADE--A recrriting os'
hce ior one Of the regiments Of the Empire i.r!s
has been orensd at 34i Fulton street, oyT> site she
angle of the City Hall Park, and the ncceprty ar
! rsngoincn,s have been made 10 ina-gura6 ire
even, by raising hickory pole. The pole WI 10
raised this afternoon, band Of music has been
gagged and addres-c, will be made by several ,~-
sons, amouss, tho number Brlysdier- -C;epsral sp,-
ncl,.
A circular, 10 which tia names Of Generate
Duryes and Crool:e appended, sent 10 .
| number Of persons Saturday, inviting them te
attend n meeting IN the Govcrnor's IcIn ~ the
City Hail. the evening OF ,ha, day, Tor Ns pur.
pose of taking measures ~ encoursg, Volunteer en-
! lstnen's in order 70 hll up old regiments rni or
ganl,e ones, stating that II ho requisite NUM-
bcr could nos bc obtained voluntarily. dt4ftips
would lie re ,r,cd 20. No meeting was held bos-
! ever. q, the place dcsicustoi.
SABBATH ScuooL DrprcArIoN.--Thc ncw
house II the L.fIerts Park Mlsslou sabbath scto,.
situated in Van prunt street, between 1hrvop snd
| Yates avenues, was dedicated yesterday hasrnocu.
with npproprsts services. Ad,lrcses were nAds
| by Rov. =. Remington, and others There was .
| large attendance OF tie friends Of the oduse
Boy DRowSED ~ 4 PoSp.---A 10y named
George fgan, aged "a years, was se,ed with
cramps wiiio bathing in poud ON tic corner o.
Franklin avenue and Warren street, en- Saturday
| and was drowned.
| EXPLOSION IN A PrrrAErp torTOv MANY
| rAOroRy.-About one o'clock Saturday, au cx-
| poson occurred In a small frane building tss
corner Of First and North 18th streets, E H.. BY
which tho profrie,or. Mr. John Dunhscl wu
dangerously injured, aud another man was a!so
| badly hurt. Mr.. Dunhaek carried on the business
OF manufacturing prepared cotton i"r waief-frpoi
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War Pnllc,i, :.



wan DsrArrsrsr :. '1ne 81, 1852.
p'r~u'n' - joint resolution Of CV 'f''NS. !" en-
cours cn.stmenis ~, re. lar ann. ana T'''n
t,cr lcrccs;
II is ordered hat premium ~ 90 shall he p'id
Tor each accepted recruit hat volunteers .o, erc'
years DUNG the war, aui every soldier who nero
after enllsis either IN tic regular army on the Vol
un.ce,s for three years or during tie war, "!
rvSsivc his FIRST months pay IN ndviace, upon u
mastering OF his company into the service Of the
United States, after he shall have been mustered
into AMI Joined a regiment already in the service.
This order VIII he trnusraitt,l to Governors Ct
saics aud recruiting officers.
FpwiS NJ. STANTON.
sec~,tery OF WNr.
The sun., 1862-06-23

Crup 81 t Eegin,nt Y. w,
Near lchnou', Va, J,nr lblh, 1862
= take " azure be- r'auing thd N.,aarl Ldhon,
lnt' ret, - tirwn[ C,'hh R,slmgpt, \. ~,
70 h da.h rqd ! al.o lcsrned from Nov. rt'h,r
Sr1Il"i q ~" "ih Ma, hat he asked those liou
ing, ne ,na!,d 10 al the sery!ces of the Catholic
i. McArEg, Chaplain 3Isfrcs,. n. XIV.
Ma quarter past tnroe o'clock The body waa re-
moved to the hcarsc, when the procc aal.n GrG..d,
aud moved Of Ia the following order;
Peterson Guard In citizens dress, o. m.inberH,
with their oflioors
AZ fJllovs:-capt. john MclIggh. ai.i Samuel
Jackson,
Iicuta. joseph Maxwell, E,l. Amer, levi Lyon,
Theol re Nichols, Gto. Hal, aI.d Deuuis Gun
nnshAm,
sll serscaut' Ed. Flynn, ThpIras CsAill. aud
Edward Lawrence.
Iowery hlisOl.Gtlon, 70 NoUbcra.
FOr's two returned rH5on.ta, including Green
wounded
mon Of the end Regiment ". Wv,
uuiar Serst. Louis II. D1uVtt.
WALLAoE's RaA5s BAsD
pla,ihg drgc.
Members oi Second Regiment Nth
arms fcverh.d under Cap,. James Brady,
with CAPS. Thos VI. Eed and Chr itopher Graham,
and LituIs. J. w. Dunphy, Jas. Nelyhil, ed
WIN. We've.
TIE HEARSE
copt!Iin,t the collin wrapped In an
American has
drawn by four horse, with black and white
pumes.
Pail Bearers.
Mcssrr Bernard Malone, John Collins, George
k"rrighn,
toT-Lieu' s''A!' Jane, Deyoy tdoh Henry j.
Vim. Mchshon, Charles Henry frask and Edward
Flynn.
CHIEF NpUasERs.
Patrick and join hcMahon, father and brother,
and Henry NJ M .hon, aselT, s0n OF decreased.
Lieut.. Col Henry +. savage, formerly 4 IA ct
NY. s. ~, now Of 25t' Regiment. N. Wv.
wounel Ia tie arm.
Capt. Thomas Clarke, Goth Re, ment.
james CuIalnings, 19,h highland rtst N Wv,
Mr.. John Gr'ilI. and largo ulraber Of
well-knOwn citizens thu whole
terminating with line Oi gboLs
Forty Carriages.
The procession proceeded along EigAlh stresl "
Broadway, down Broadway t. Grad into tile
Bowery, thcnce lhroush Cann street 10 East Broad
way aud Grsr.l stree. Ferry, whence 1t crossed TO
w.iiamaburyh and proceeded T. oalvery Game
tory, whore tho body was taken into the niortnary
church, and the usual prayers for tho dead were
read, after which II was deposited IN ths grave over
which three rounds OF liank cartridge were fred hy
the detaehmen, Of the Second Rss a,en.. Tho grave
was then covered up, and the large eoncougso o
friends, &C., returned 10 the city, -
Jacob. W. Anderson, Of tho second Reg men,
N. Y. 8. NJ, who died near Fair Oaks, Pa. wa
also burlcd yeat'rdey Services were h'.d In Ii
wlon street hethodst Episcopal Church. a
Which large concour,o Of people sere pressn,
after which the rsma!ns wore coay' .5cd to Green
wood for intormeLt.
Tur SrNnAr Liquor LAw~ was rigidfy an
forced yesterday throughout e city. For i,s yiol,
'ion by liquor dealers there were one arrest In II,
srd Precinct; in The 4pa do. IN the isih do.
| In tho 10Th do. lain die fGth do. I'm the eltl
The sun., 1862-06-23
HHADQuAHrsRs iyArINEST or Tur CGLE,l
New uELl.,Aa, June IL, / o. (

HEADQrARTsEs TylcINEST or Tur CCLE,l
NEW uELiAs,H, june IL, 1862. :
srecIAL ORprp No. 90 The Commanding Gen
oral desring 10 test She Vigilance, ec,sity aud cih
cheney Of his troops stationed In this city unexprct
Is caused the G,seIably to Le beaiea at lo O'Clock
last evening.
Thst tcueral WIS mach protifod n, tho prompt
nepnNr In which AL Tie troops performed their np.
prupriate duty. IL ten minutes every corps had
either reported foT ORDER, on us march 10 i,a
station.
Soldiers Yolr behavior In New Orleans has
been admirable Wthstuuliuy the foundations of
great clty,so as 10 Prevent such discipline and EN-
cheney, t. the ligho-t eXAlbluJn Of soldlcrly pua-
tics. fUu haze done moro than win great bat
lie you have eon1gns,Gd y3Hrsolyc. fon hnve
worthy Of tho flag you besr In triumph
b eonnond oil Major General DuHEa, Com
m.nJing Department
H. DAVIS Capt. A. A. A. a.
General B,ltlcr was scrennded at the st. Charles
Hotel on tho ii,h inst, by large nssen.bage Of
unionists. IL response 10 calls, ho appeared On
the balcony and was heartily ohcerel, ua thoALld
his fe.low-ciiizens of Louisiana in q fsg iocitous
sentences. ave are brothren," he said, sand l
promise tha, on my part Justice sb.l be adn4iais-
to. ed " tho people Of New Orleans -ad Log.asIa"
General - Bi,lcr has ordered the execution of wm
~ Clsry, late n private IL tie Uultod sta,os ser
vice, aud Stalls"u1 Roy, native o. New Orleans,
to take place on the l5h inst. With forged orders
for searching for arms, they committed mLly rob
berries.
An enthusiastic nag ra.s.Ig tool. I!aco at Crotaa
on the 18TH Speeches were made by Mr.. Brown
Of Mississippi, Judge AsItsnd, and several others,
and u series Of patrstis resolutiois were adopted.
General Butler, {, whom was referred the case Of
Dursnd against sho Bank Of Louisiana, has decided
that Mr.. Duraad, who bad made deposits some
tine ago In die hank, must now DO paid IN the bills
o. the bai *, and Says that the bank has mo
10 complain a., against law and right, II put
si,OcA,o0o Of its bullion out ofthsr hands anl ont
Of 'do State whence they wall probably nercr see
& again.
Tho English cons4l al New Orleans, NJ Gaorge
Coppell, having rsnonstrated against some proyi-
sions Of the oath Of all glance imposed upen aliens,
as neonsistend with Irotty, honor and neutrality,
Gen Butler ordered his Adjutaut-Gcucral to take
10 notice Of Nj. coppal's !ctters un:l liIeseden.
tlls. which bad been repeatedly douasl.dod, are
! presented 70 his own AZ TIE ulted States Govern
men's Dasias the atc rial, ArsCo piolis erlcrsi
y, slbsids. - -f .1 ors ca n.1 fm 3''1s II
\, IN rtcEAy sitsf sfsiS S-ya ia-xs a-n,y.q
J isssT Tsys 'alfg tf'lt ,hFs ~ shSyl ,v4sls.
'"'Nsi 10 sai ~ itai
The sun., 1862-06-23

tA'I'i NdiNI'l'Ni culo lls
70 H6n E,'ein u. Stanton, Sec,ttIfg If War:
Co, CAas Elicit died at t.ils place this ing
at 1 o'clock, While Oh his way to r,y house at New
Albany 10 his health to enable him 10 rciun
his teet. The coa.insnd vii! doyolve upon l.. ut
Col, A'frCl Elicit, good oNlccr. The Ae,t started
s,ut.. from Memphis Oh t.c 18th.
tSlgnCd! JAWS Brooks,
Quartcrmaster l. s. Ram Fleet.
mfr Elicit had become noted IA tic ollgt. stoi Of
project for creating artificial lakes with which g.
supply the Ohio river during dry seasons, and thus
e6eurc n.viession dirlng a. periods oi the year.
e had also Of lats acquired nDtoriety by panpnIets
attstking Gen Mcclellan Aaa his managoment Of
tho wur. His death occurred from wound IN tho
ankle yseeived during the late naval engagement
befesR. Ntmphis, where he incautious.y exposed
'hp,S Ia order the better To direct the operay ons
of his ram feet, which OIL that occasion proved an
entire success. This fleet was got up by himself On
means furnished by capitalists, after the govern
spa bad refused Its did, aud was 10 be accepted
chy m case Of success. the rrojec, was prouounc-
Cd visionary W many, hut wns liIrly adhered to
and finally carried out by Nj. Esttl
The sun., 1862-06-23

Washington, I'M 22.--flaS OAicer Dupont
writes TO tho NAY Department tat Ito iel ~
,hrough ln'or4t tioa shon by u negro, who s,ad
been employed ls our nrmy brcaIn, Of the
ab-errs of our nPs from IIn'chis"p Island, and
Il. .de descent iil4 M. merrt, p'rn,atgn, slit.
roHade tie l.qi' iydi n,li .'t..ty c.l.l agtss-
The sun., 1862-06-23

Eprron SyT tn your edition of Saturday
notice tih w james kc.l is callci Vice Pr 81
q ~ of tie 'i"AhHhor'uruH 1. y. Society. plpula
.et .'c' H. ~ G.ur.c kuhy las lcou duty elect, l
Niiu President = s,id socc'y twice in sq.on.
Al \
The sun., 1862-06-23

nroinl Il City Hall. awaiting employ, nen' by The
city Council.
Gen. Butler has ortierc the I'm 'ordNons 'aac
81 DI. Stone, an cf iincnt citizen of New Orle. VS.
The sun., 1862-06-23
New York Troops mustered Into the Unit cd
SIil.cs sarrNlCe. =.

Iub'mOre has 2l.--The Seventh regiment
New Nork state Milds t5.ouel Lrficrts, were
sworn Ia tJd 3 ioi 'hrt. mo the. Every man took
tie oath 10 Thirty seventh, foriy.sevchh ana
TSs".y s'sSoa a sys,; IL York stat Stat, ~ ~, i,
Huler's fc'IY.
Naior-,.,nerl Woo ard s,,1 vslted In l.e,'s
Fcrry toby aud inspected The troopI
The sun., 1862-06-23

jane ~, l8C2.-The gunboat Con-
rived with dispaches Of the en- ..Nge,
rcbel Notifications below s.. Charles,
llles from tic mouth oil the WAitc
the g,nboats ST. Louis, Mound city,
! Conestoys, and the TRANSPORT New
.ns on beard the FoI,y-siSth Indiana
itrh, whch left here week 20
II Run,cat,on with Ito army Of GENERA!
cmoye the distractions from Wh.te
ed That shc
A)ini clty,cagt Kelly, command
IA wile ani half IN advance.
" OF the ci,y, near st. Charles, two
eripsopen,d On the Aound City. Her
moiiately cleared .or action, eli az
nge OF the rclc, works could be OBJ
iound C.ty op'ncI Lor gaus upon
n Kelly msan;lus slinAii1ad to OIL.
is nrcef helow the Fort, which was
ocotlAILel v,. a..
on and 81. Issaii shellcd the work..
which, CO.. ritca gained the rear OF
.",. - ms lunc''u'e, a ban frog, =
e lhf, rtinJ. t's kewerd e,ld port
afCity, penct ni'rg tas' csscrnas's,
The sun., 1862-06-23
Fsw Days Later irom New OrIcnns.

The steamship Roanoke arrived at this Iod
yesterday morning FROM New Orleans, which place
sAe est on the 18th ins., brln.in four days later
s(tiebA. From the Journals Of ia. cit! we sou.
dcns, the following
The annexed order YVES promulgated on ssi i, Jay,
june II
The sun., 1862-06-23
A WEEKLY EDITION "

oii. 1893, 1907 ?cS, 9297, 1901, aaoa osoT, aafi,
e1i3. :s1s 2sie, 1881, ssse, ea95, 200, 1900. Pms
If.--Nos. 1000 so, 2o62, 225i, 29sc, 2s62, 29.o,
qs7s 7qIc. q2so, 2as2. 40, eos, 22sG 1850, 22ss.
9lo9, iiso 2o2i, 1914, st9, css{ Superior Court.
Trial Term--Part H. Nos. 1861 1854. 7ooa, SO,
200. Par, I-C,urt Opens at II A. H., rnssiny,