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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-15
- RIKEw,N PREMIUM BIT

TaN) acceptable furnished House, vi nine rooms
offered rslf, situated quiet part ofth Cly
as rgaAn s1b0 DO a. err 70 the churches The
cra.srra OF h- lus V.h rs PArors chambers Ee, make
. table Cor Che paucy twl fAulrl.
pUaz .s.. Hl D. 3. Lst frhr1ary-
AfIrrsa. o. Ial+-'W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
Cen. Hnru.;dc,s Visit md speech.

Gen. Burnside went in the Bank Of Commerce Oh
Tuesday aboat one o'clock, TO transact some business
when lie WIS recognized by some friends, who spread
tie nevs Of bis arrival, and in few minutes there
was ae immense gathering OF enthusiastic admirers,
who tironged Nassau, Cedar, and Liberty streets.
Beng called upon for speech, he aseended to the
balcony of the Berk and made the following re-
marks:
Pix Fniryns: The enthuais'tc welcome you have eS-
t ded 10 me has quite taken sbaok. expected to come
here quietly and 30 away whou, making any excitement;
hit the kind interest you take Ia me. proves That you
will also take interest IN what have to teily you
II is this: That all goag ,H you ru only M M ne o'e
y,nenis Voices" They shah be filed upI This IL the
best advice give youhll the cid regiments. 80
many men have many times predicted the tune Of the end
a the Rebellion and been mistaken that will not do 40 no"
bu can y /, will be very II the old regiments are
filed up thank you the liDd reception You have gwen
me and hope you hero agau when peace a"d quiet
Ieienr among
Tie crowd then pressed about the gallant General
who is looking very finely and is evidently IN gooa
health and spirits. His words were brief, for he Is
!. fighting rather than talking General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
The Tribune Prize strswberrscs.

From personal inquiries, and from letters, ana
comments Of the press we judge that little e1pia-
nation is necessary.
In the first place, we fully believe all that has
been stated about the good qualities Of these new
seeding strawberries, not only from the repeated
reports of competent and entirely disinteresied
gentlemen acting as judges, but from actual otserva-
lion of the growth of the plants at many different
times, and testing Of the quality Of the fruit by our
own taste year after year, when we had no idea oil
giving them to the subscribers of THE TRrBuSE.
We have agreed to pay the large sum OF money
named $1,000 for the three sorts to Mr.. Fuller Tor
the purpose Of securing them exclusively, SO that
our subscribers should have three new kinds OF
strawberries, unlike any others, and, as we THINK
valuable for any one to have exclusively, ana winch
no one bu, subscriber have for some years. Tor
they will be distributed in no other way.
As the plants must be grown from the very email
stock of seeding plants on hand when we made the
purchase, and AZ over half a million will be re-
ouired, we do rot expect TO be able to commence
the distribution before September, 1868. AS matter
course the recipients will be those only who pay to
us one years subscription, and the plants will be sen
out in the order subscriptions are received.
For instance, if we should receive order to-
morrow, as follows:
Send WEEKLY TRIBUNE one year to John Smith,
Concord N. H.. ION Strawberry ist,l'
We should put bis name at the head Of the list,
and he woud get the first plants sent out.
We do not intend to send them 10 any one who
does not signify a wish to receive them.
We do intend TO send TO all who subscribe for one
year. either singy in clubs eitherfor TIE WKE&LY
|SENI.WEFKLY or DAILY TRIBUNE and rs before
stated, the distribution will be made in the order
the subscribers names and requests for Strawberries
are received
Any OF our exchanges noticing this new way oil
spreading good fruit the country, and sendlng
us marked copy of the paper, will De placed upon
the strawberry list.
Single subscribers will receive their plants by mail
done up 10 oiled silk, or other suitable oiled sub
stance.
To clubs, plants will be sent in packages, to CORE
spond with the number of names in the club, and
where the number will warrant it, they Will be
sent by express packed in boxes. In all cases. the
plants will be pu: up by an experienced packer,
in T. superior manner, and full directions VIII be
given how to treat them when received. The pack
ages will invariably be addressed to the person who
sends the club.
We do not ask any one to subscribe for The
TRIBUNE, on purpose to get these new strawterhe'i
though we presume many will; but we 90. ask all
cur present subscribers in consideration of this token
Of our good will, to continue with us another year
We are sure that they will be well satisfied that
they Lave done so, whenever they see the great
beauty and excellence of these new berries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
A Raitifal Nurse.

Mrs. s. NJ. Boerum, u widow lady living in this
city the time the commenced Of tho brs' 20
volunteer cs soldiers. Her fret Mind offices
Ia attendance upon the iih Regiment remaining with
them during their fn, stay in Wellington. The Hospital
Officer Of tia. regiment ssy. Of hor;
Her services ia the capacity Of Invaluable
When called upon to do duty he Goe' H. and you nay coG'd
done. have iound her to b" everything that lady
could be, who perfectly udeTsiaas her position, let the
| calling be- what II may
After the 9Th returned home he connected with the
General Hospital in Georgetown, D C. When she m there
Is Of ber patients gave her testimonial in which is the fol
lowing paragraph
have found her true and noble woman 70 her
patrui' ~ hc.se.i, and heI God
From there ,he Maton Of the Gener Hospital An
napols Nd A. +. SemIlo, Assis:sr,-sueeon u. Amy
any, Of he's while there:
She pe'ofu.d s her duties with energy. perseye
snce. with ce-d ability. Her activity un:fng
aud her rfons u conduce 10 the comfort sne weoeg Of
h" cL sni wounded sod "a tnat hospital were attended
With sienal succe's'
Whio Mltfon Il this ho. plia Oh, had rumb.r Of secr
,on .od,ss ia b,r The Secession aides OF TIE city
brought their d,caccs the 5ecesh ck soldiers ghsso
ly.ceies .Lc gave tqu4y ssce.h sni Unco. when the
donors ssceusned these c,s they prepared nice jar OF
ely, especially tor the Mairon len II att,e house Of minis
with the request that ha give il to Mira Eoeuu and sa,o
that cirecia!y hcr,cG She tool IT, and though
e rte Of It and found to be poisoned She At took
lie cccssay Icmrdo, bra, from the effects o. this poison she
near nfhS hff iininrGldi'f recovering
tom tho effects OF %. poison he II Ler post and When
the Government ott4tAahed Ecriia a. Snip Point Va
Mfs wes selected Mai.on. She had now spent more
than yesr constant and unsemiirg labor, night and
day early ATE ohrci the zach anu comforting the
dying hcn io.nd failing health permit
nor ZEN iiLins longer ~ her poet.
This noble who hes Toe, her health by her devo
ion to tirk aud wounded solder ni with
sumption IA this ely without penny ~ de world She has
elotor sirent. RE ~lat sle uess uicoey to pay her
board procure iit!o comforts which Necessary
or,r. dck r,sou He- 'it''c VIC has worked ahni5
be; ,ac wAlo aiteu1s 10 tie ~aus Of ,Le sch sodef
Las odny been trying to i'e money of his s motacr BY
s,hng ST. Ifcelt,d q hoF fran thos. WIEN, she has
nulsei sld cared oT.
Any vino f,e Disposed 70 asst ior do by ,snd
ing frps however small, ~ mail to Ma J. T. WHiPPLE.
stsylet.'o, staten Island.
We oan yoroh ior the fuuds being properly
used. l!fD.
WHITE PLAINS MILITARY AcApEMi Tho cadets
Of TINS institution will give then annual exhibition
drill tomorrow afternoon, 1T Camp Mcclellan,
White Plains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
srss--~g-rs-1rs,s s-ss-srr-x

BULLS IEAD.-Ihe Beef Cattle market closed
yesterday Tor the week with lgJ ices bulocks on
sae, but without any material advance upon the
very low rates Of last woek-tbat H. low according
to the estimate OF droyen bar in reality fully high
~ any has Il right to oxpeci al the season. ~ith
such fall supply every wees IN The market. Our
report quotes the average price of the So head OF
fresh stock sold 'his week. beside some 400 head OF
last weeks over-supp!y, az prices equal To cent?
n pound for the net weight. A. thin price tue sales
Of bullocks pay the farmer better tLan almost any
olhev farm product. The price Of Sheep and Lambs
deolhss this week, particularly Larbs. which are
lower ,lan at any time tins Summer. Live Hogs
advanced price and quick sales STE report Of tie
Market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
.;,,r Work DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1862,

morning, in days from Nassau: She was 'Irru, s5
On Che 9th inst, in lat. 81 lon. rs H. by the oneu
s,ates punboat Octorara. Upon examining nv
she was seized as prize 1t was disco erred
that she was one of the numerous s'amers''. Nassau,
loaded with arms and ammunition, and endeavoring
70 run tbs blockade She is 1874 tpns iron built So
horse rover; was built at Pais' and is years old.
The vessel and cargo are valued at $4,000 Her
cargo consists of smasms, saltpeter salt, soldiers
buttons shells, and Various other goods suitable LOT
the Southern market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
Umpires-Messrs. Cuyp and Wharton.
srr-,.,..sv --u,, -v-,--sz Essr-1nsvs

ARREST or Woo, -CoMBERs.--fes tordav, ofoei
Cornell of the Frft Precire arrested Bruno Atry. Thomas
Murray Jorn Conway. and Patrick conway al gst4' aois
/; vras OF ass and them before Aid. fr.df 81 tie
Toubs Police Court ci.r.ed with stealing bale OF ro..
the prouerty Of the Io.ui,fcl Steamboat Company ron
,vo, 100 Heu W Farsous. clerk Ia the office 81 '.o
Company Appeared 4inant. They wese al CENT"
Ted M default OF S5O1 each, 10 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

Az EAAScIPATros JuGnEE.ihe colored people
Broadway and Eleventh street to celebrate the 7h
Of July aud rejoice at the Emancipation act. The
object meeting said be to give God thanks, and
to thank the Congress OF the United States for passing the
Emsncp patton bill and tie Pieden; tor f.ng said enact
cut Hereby about lee millions e eus4,ed Africans
made ee. Tie meeting quito largely offended and the
proceedngs marked by great Jciug entu,issu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

KOHfFNIIF.-Tuc upltF rar's OF NOS. TOD snu TtJ
Fulton -t-.t OF which 10 pied bolrtne house.
were r,ered by burglars on Moud niri ~ Clubbing into
the rear indows wLich they had easy from pro
i.r sheds They tied the bedrooms, aad reyed the
pockets the acsrs an TIE chtnre they possessed alb
tariing in the sggf'aatr quite handtoI" amount
The hous- If J. Luuasuej IN Fifteenth strre,, towanus
wra rloniousy ,rt.fsd Monday M, moon while the
family absent aud robbed OF money snd ewoy, IN al
valued At : 100 with which the burglars escsltd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
MISSOURI
The Missouri Democraf SAYS:

Ourpubic spirited fellow citizen, VIM kerion ef le
known firm PoneIoy Benton, hsH Iresen.d to Col T.
T. Blair TO be di.tIbUed in bountes The
nents being rsed FOR BaTs b. sadef 100 to each
mont Tho four regiments to be commGldet By Colone
ornvn Lavender Fsnsr, and Fletcher. M Benton Fge
$50 tie Union Merchants Exchange Regiment g. te
comm by Col Fisk Such paTio tic boraiy H. entitled
10 the highest paise. few limitations Of Mr. bcLtons
example would make inaf pendent Of ell crpofuc ap
pTouriations and give bounty fund 70 b. proud a. We
learn many large business Embellishments IA the city
popTetos clerks and employees uniting together
of the state Militia"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuLY 2e-Befors
Irixe Belts.


Tb, Court opened to-day to receive the return Of
process in admiralty and PINE cases ana 70 suits
therein and Other special orders were heard snd dpossd Of
Irdye Res ths the motion made last week BY
the District Attorney and rrante by the Court that the Pnze
mer Vacation would be ru,rended in execution until neIs
Tuesday on Of legislation in Congress On the last day
OF the session in relation the law OF pine Inc Court
would accordingly continue sitting daily this week. ana on
Monday of next. r,. a..
The Jude further remarked that Judge Shnman waste
have relieved him in holding the Court bat as r h'd been
udcialy relieved from service In this Dntnc nc 'De
would continue the term III .le time stated
Return Of process made Ia the following cases: -,
The United sts,es at. The prize schooner Mary STUART
Atin,nsd for on. week on motion of the District Attorney
The United States TIE Prize schooner Pairas Martin
Smith appeared for vessel, snt obtained time to LIE their
Cisim. a, II,
The United States sgt steamer Nissan and cargo N "a,
ward. appeared in behalf of the British Consul and nied
claims m the and cargo Mr. w H. Arnogx interyened
for the naval captor- NJ j. Williams appeared in pehaii
of I'll g clsm of hessrs. srlou L Co. -
The United Stses sgaius the steamer hlilaoe an' 90
Mr. Edwards similar claim and appeal sh.e, snu 81
bis notion the Drct-Auofney conseptins to 'e'''hs
was ordered to be opened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

.vuIVTD... GUlsnN bVsNIND- II co.. .,
o. II, i,s,,l,.,f ~ :. tfrnspoitl. Clifford Fo't.e-
Mo"roe IS hoa. q h.si,in; SUPERNATURAL his. AID
Bs Johann loid) h9irr. mo oisao % est u 10
passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

movement -, Ocean steamers.
u.,,., shin News.

IN ,or R-ioi Pl nom Ne.~0'iea"wvLN w, 1866 ~"
q,,v,or and iosy Mr.. HrsJ NJ and MIS- wyatt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
United STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JuLY d.
Before Judge NELSON.
CARGO OF TIE PRIZE HiAwTHh.
J-oor tina annlieofiou Of the Prize Commission

Upon the application Of the pfize ComInissoners,
to show hs houd not into Court the estimated
,,lnc II ire deck load OF tobacco board TIE pre- Dark
iatbs IL appears upon the Court granting the order
10 discharge the Of e vessel Mr. Pots, the claimant
r th derk load OF tobacco (valuei at about OOO &C.
cou,psped by hi counsel Mr. Edwards. waited upon the
Nar.Ll and represented that his property would be much
d and deesiorgted H. value " left in exposed cond
ton He requested the privilege Of storing the goods poms
ng to retain to Marsh. tie warehouse receipts and as
,gn 10 him the policy Of insurance. . -,
CouGdns m these the Marshal granted the
request but iii alleged NJ. Potts su5equenuy refused to
denver The roois receipts. policy. The Pnze Comms
osers being compelled TO close their accounts obtained
he mentioned ord which retnrnabe on the $50 OF
sot,uher The Marshal however, far az the Court
concerned has perfect cernse The act OF Congress does
o allow him to pay money ;nto Court but must be paid
into The Treasury Department which clone question the
,lab on the subject IL probable that sni'soe equiya
len, will be paid in before date Of the return Of the order
In qgeson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

ACCIDENT AT rtE NEw CouHT-Nousr.-Yestr
day afternoon laboTer named EdwaTd VI Dcno upoyed
ON tine Court House. accidentally fell :.om ladder and
was 'resdiuy nIIr't lie Jed o. tie Long Island
IluaIltnL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

LLERkK.
THE ARREST OF SUPERINTENDENT KEHNEDf-AhR
POLICEMEN ExENPT FROM ARREST ON CIVIL
PROCESS
Joseph Hart Ell als. agt. John a. Kennedy ct ais.
pi.rfic, Attorney A. Oaksy Hall moved 20 vacate s order
o. ares, issued against Superintendent kennedy aid othe
at the instance the plaintiff whom he mad Previously
used 10 he arrested uufer the Concert Saloon act after he
had discharged by the City Judge and Mr. Justice par
nsrd. Mr.. Hall contendei that there was pro'oha et
epton from arrest In this sud on the lace 81 the papers
shown thar the defendants were sought 70 Dc arrested
r cts done In the discharge Of their duties Is members OF
the Police force. There doubt that they were note1
but the expressly prohibited their sEEes on ch pro
cess. Mr. Hall also cltned that no cause Of scon eks'ea
TN. and for these rp,Ous he asked thet the orders OK arrest
be vacated With regard 70 the psolmsn they nad amply
obeyed the orders of their supef.or AID "eso rVe ''
liahIe for making a wi lu arrest.
Ginning ; bed ord r the plaintiffs, contendsc tntt
tho staute referred 10 By Mr Han w.s a--1eis' ana
that the Legislature they had intended sacn 1;s o'
ouli have pressed n tie ect in uunlssahae ter
He further claimed that the plaintiffs had not VIC ed ne
Concerteoon and had been held by the ny JUDE
diuste Isls wrongful or lille al se even # commit
ted by order Of his superior
Point, and authoivs were han@ed 10 the J.ose VINO re-
served hi. decision
Bridget o. Reilly agt. Thomas O'Rei.ly; VIM.
A. White AIT. Such G. Waite; Adam Irre lg~ fetes
Clrystal Joseph e. Edfidy- az. Walter Neis-Mslsn
denied without costs
SUPERIOR COURr-SpgcrU TERS-JrIr 29.-Bstse
Judse K0BERTsoS.
DECISIONS.
jose Valerie 20 al. a5l. VIM. II. Dyckrnan.-slo-
ton granted pay Of term md go cost 90 motion,
paius s,pula 90 l-es to TIE Eeesee At c-gse aid
that 10 he supreme t'nlt
uasis pautiG eject hat the SUMMONS. without
costs. -,
IoeEh L.hner sgt Joc hoFndefer-Motcn granted With
$40 ccsts. sDids event
,.-e---s.~~--s --,r4rrsx-1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuLY 2s.-
Ind

THE CARGO OF THE ALLIANCE.
The United States and others ibelans agt The Ship ALI
ance her cargo tackle &C. The British Consul and others,
claimants. . -
In the motion TO sell The cargo Of the pze on ac-
connt of II, pershabe qualities and lsbiy 20 waste made
ON saturday the Court this morning grated decree for
and sale and execution the proce eds there
Of 10 issue the sale to be znder the supervision Of the Prize
Commissioners. -, =, NJ,
For The United States F.. D. Smith aud WoodfoF5 District
A,oncys Of the nted st,tes for claimants Chss Edwards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

Hall ID. Balere) / J. suvd.m &C. WHY, b sadder,
Robinson %. Baiiefel q. Wright Co. bsl"iel -; -.
Buren, 10. sider), H. Suydam mot OUT, o. H. "isA'
(no. ouI), "a. Byos. g. Wides, D. Total o.
ENGLisH-PIRsr INNINGS. -,
Sham r H. Wrilht b. q. Steward C. Robinson. b. H.
Wrisht.............3 Wright.
Hudson b. II. Wrrh.... - Marsh b. H. Mfi-hi-'.'';i
Hisham c. and b. q. Wright CToss,ey c. hua''n' o. H.
Hammond b. II. Wright. Wright. .........''''''"
SadeT b. b. j. Say dln.j haliere' not
Scrdler 81. Moore, b. q. lbles, oye'' q "is'''
Nilght............"..ss..
why Hsmer. b. suy- Total
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
CRICKET.
Eleven Eugli>h versus sixteen An,crienus.


This match, which has been talked Of FOR some
time, took place on Monday on the New-forS Clubs
ground Hoboken, and ended in q victory for the
English, after soue pretty play on the part OF some
OF the PLAYERS on both rides. The New-forkers
brought into the fell the strongest team they could
raise, including Sld.er, Hammond and Grossly,
TIRES professional; while the Americana, who in
cluded II. Wright, Of the ST. Georges Club, lacked
the services of d. Andrews and Messrs. Creighton
and Brainard-all O. whom are frst-ra'e bowlers,
bat with waose AID il is not likely that The strong
New-York Eleven c0Uli have been beaten. The
consequence was, thnt when the stlnrs were drawn
al % clock, the match was ore sided That TIE
Americans gave up the game, aud any nope of play
ing unequal matches successfully.
Although the day was remarkably hne but lew
rersons were present 20 witness The match, and oi
those an unusual number were ladies. The follow
ing is the score:
ArFRICANs-FIRsr isNiNGs
Hall b. Bslliere.......... itamer So lhsG, T. hsi-
j. Suydam b. MsDh....... here...........'..s''''''
K. Suydam out,.... Henry o. b4.eie.....''''
H. WI ght l.. M,r,h....... Iiadson not ou'
Robinson out........IJ Nendeflp o. NtfsE.s..s''
q. Wright run out,........ DR. Ardews ao'ent...s..'
Van BuTen b. Bsliere..... Cregaton ahssut.....'.
Reed b. bslers......... OLA bTanaid 20 nt
Moore D. Balere......... VI Byes .. W ide l'''''-i
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

WHITE PLANS MILITARY AcAnEMi-TLo cadets
Of TINS institution will give then annual exhibition
drill tomorrow afternoon, 1T Camp Mcclellan,
Willie PlailH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

Arrival Of abe pr.xf-sfes,aes TuSal Cain.
The pr.1o.sicamer rubal Cain Of Nassau. Mp, Act
ing Master Johnsop, oc.pmandne, 1Jiye0 Cd Tuesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-26
The News In the city.
GREAT EyCITENENT OF THE PRoPLE

Sunday seems to be o marked day in this rebellion.
Eight out Of every ten battos that have been fought
during the have taken place on tho Sabbath, anu
the Of almost every other battle has arrived here
just u time for sunday paper or at such an hoGr as 10
render tho Issue or aSunday extra necessary This
singular coincidence has been frequently noticed by the
generals commanding armies, tho editors Of "a ers
and clcrgymon In their pulpts. War Is evidently no
rsspcctcr the seventh day Of rect and peace the ferry
abolition screaming parsons " the contrary notwh-
standing, and will 70 shoot and stab and
mangio each other Sunday vol as any other day,
without stopping consider the sancy OF tho occasion
Yesterday VIC had another Sunday sensa.ion. People
had returned from morning service, and were apoa 10
cit down com,acently 70 their dinners, when the noise
Of tho nowsboys shouting out Ths Defeat Of General
Banks startled them from their easy chairs and sum
moned thsm 10 tho street doors purchase paper
tanning tho unlocked intelligence. The news circu.
lated through the city, 40 all bad news will on the wings
Of lightning The nowsboys all over the city in
hours and extras bought up 1t the most fabu
lous prices The excitement, will readily be supposed,
intense and increased every hour the most fever
sh anxiety existing 70 learn full particulars OF tho
disaster. rumor 70 the effect that the militia OF this
and nsighborins States lad been notified 10 hold theEi
selves in readiness march TO tho defence Of the
tonal capital naturally heightened tc effect Of the
from Virginia, and gave 70 the fear that Washington
was In danger OF bong capture by the enemy. Down
town crowds the newspaper Offices and the appear
ancs OF thngs greatly rssombcd the early days of The
rebellion The disaster, coming on the heels o
many glorious Victories caused The shock 10 be fs
all the greater BY the people, who n prepared 'ol
the reception OF bad .idings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-26
Personal Intelligence.

RrlSadjer Gene al sui OF the Indiana Volunteers
II Mvratt and fanny, or oxford, Gen. took, of New
Jersey; Dr. Eliot Of the United states Army; AIrcd
Smith, Of Washington W. hennsuy saa ianny, OF Mts
Clements of wiuchsstr Va aud Df. H. A. Richar, son,
OF tho United sta es Army arc stopping at Tho - Ncbo
Las Hotel
". R. Murphy, Of Pittsburg Ge,rge Morris, of cin.
ciunati; II. 4. Jones, o Fult'n Tn m n Hsnb etO !,
OF Banore aud I. A. steve ,spn Charles Go lda and
j. w. Barnes, of the unueJ -ta,ss Amy, among tie
arrivals at the Metropolitan lotsl
Jesse d. Bright arrived In indianapolis the a7d ms,
Fernando Wood and family, OF Now York, arrived IA
Chicago on tho 22d instant.
Mrs cambridge, better known B,ity Hlss, daughter
oe the President Taylor s resident OF mel est "
Virginia