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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-08

~ We regret to learn that the tile
daughter It James q. French, Esq aged
about eight years, fell from the steps of his
store, in this place on Tuesday, upon the
sidewalk, breaking her left arm just above
the elbow.
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CORNELIUS SMITH. Com u.s.
Cabot, July % A u. 1862 lll3
q rATE OF VERM Mt

y = 7 y y n N VI = " 7 !,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier IA said dis
trici, the both day of July, A. b 1862.
f y. Putnam, administrator Of the estate uf jesse
Wilson, late n Cabot IN said district deceased PIE
seuts his administration account for examination aud a
owancc, and makes application Tor decree " disrbu
uon and partition of the estate Of said deceased Where
upou 20 Is ordered by said Court that said END
said application be referred 10 a session u said Court
be- held at the Probate Office, ia said Montpelier
23d day OF August, A 1862, Tor heating and deci,
thereon And IL is further ordered. that notice hereof
given all persons interested BY publication cfhe
three weeks successfully IN the Vermont Watcina &
state Journal D. newspaper published at Mortptlitr.
previous TO said time appointed fer hearing that they
appear al said time aud place, and show cause II
any they may have why sai accouut should NOT be al
lowed, and such decree made,
Bv the Court.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-08

Henry VI. BRADLtY, the first man who
volunteered at the meeting here Wednesday
evening although Mr. Aver was hardly a
second behiud. LEAVES an excellent situation
in the store OF JAMES G FRENoH, and fat
tering business prospects, TO give himself
wholly to his country lie is one Of the
most intelligent. industrious, capable promise
iug Young business men OF our town No
man of his age could have had more TO hold
him back from the isld but be has mauiully,
and with the devotion of a patriotic heart,
put all these things behind him until the flag
whose starry honor is dearer 20 him than his
own life, floats 10 triumph over the whole
land lie heads The list, aud he well deserves
the honor of that place -ireeaqa.
The compliment paid to Mr. BRADLEY u
the above extract from the freeman, is no
more than is justly his due. Few young
men in our town stand higher in the cstina-
ton OF the public than does MI Bradley,
and the sacrifice which he has made to serve
his country bat proves that his is genuine
and devoted patriotism. l.. NJ. WYMAN, who
leaves an equally desirable situation in the
store Of A. l.. CARLTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-08

4 MEXICAN HOUSE, ClEvELAND, ONO.
y Entirely rehttrd and tefrnsn d, il d. now one Of
the largest and best arranged public houses 30 She West
containing every modera Improvement aud convenience
hes, Sc. supplied daily from the farm connected with
the house The proprietor Eastern man OF long OK
perienoc landlord, cordially sociis The patronage Ut
those visiting Cleveland
0ll3 4 Il. BROCKwAY Prom
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-08

THE MENDELssoHN QuiNTErrE CLUB.-
The Burlington Free Press Of Tuesday, not-
ces the Concert by the Quintette Club as
follows. 1t will be borne in mind that the
same company give concerts in this place on
Thursday and Friday evenings of this week
Tho Town Hall was filled Yesterday evening with an
audience ~ well pleased listeners he dclighfu music
" the intetis Club These artists showed that their
wide reputation well desfrted y do not rem eInber
To have hssfa ans csigA 81 the Sire which dis.
played muth abilg and genius. fach ~ the gentle
cgmpfng u Is master Of bis instrument, and the
Ave taJeihsf aia masters " all music
The selections for the evening almost entirely
classical and rendered with skill deserving Of the
highest praise The concerted pieces well chosen
aud better per0rmed, and the solo performances 6ne
without exception.
No orchestra is quite complete in our opinion without
well played brass instrument two, bat the Mendls
sohn Quintette Club come as near perfection, as with
that exception is possible.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-08

Essex CoUNrY.-Tbe Essex County Mass
Convention, held at Guildhal July Gath,
nominated the following ticket for County
Oficers
ID. II. BEATrIE, Madison. SeHaior.
= ID HOLSON. brighton,
n, W FRENCH, Lurenburg Sv"'3'A'
" W. BEURIh Luuenburg Sheriff
JONAH BROOKS Luncnbug, Judge Of Probate
HENRY HAYWOOD, Guildhal. Siafc's Attorney.
JAMES W CAnEs nrLlhlnn- LL.L MnLLN-
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Z DEATH OF LIEUT.. I. Y. KELLOGG
We have been shown private letter from
Capt Hall, to DR.. Macombcr Of Worcester
dated Agicrs. La, July -, announcing the
death Of Lieut.. T. p Kellogg Of Worcester.
lie died at Algiers La, at quarter TO six
O o'clock on the evening Of the 23d Of July.
He had been unwell and excused from duty
a week, when he was attacked with The dys-
ing government steamer about to start for
New York, he sent in his resignation prepar-
atory to coming home bat owing to some de-
Jay in getting it before the proper authorities.
he was unable to leave on that steamer His
courage, however, was good, and he hoped to
recover, until few DAYS before his death,
when he became conscious that bis end was
near, and gave direction respecting the dis
posal Of his body. The officers Of the regi-
meui Immediately took hold Of the matter, and
made provision for sending his body home to
his friends. Capt Hall says Of Lieut. KEEL
logg, "lIis death has produced a vacuum in
our company. There was no one in the oompa-
NY the loss of whom is so great 20 me as the
loss Of Lieut. Kellogg
The death Of Mr. Kellogg will be deeply
felt among his former townsmen in Woroes-
ter, where he was highly esteemed as man
and citizen Oar readers will miss his letters
from Now Odeans, over the signature "T.
p. X"
We learn, also, that two other Lieuionants
in the Eighth Regiment have died, Lieut..
Child Of Fairlec, Of the Bradford Conn any,
and % Lieut.. Rand Of Woicott, Of the Hyde
park Company
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-08

LAsELL FEMALE SEMINARY.--The next
term Of this excellent institution begins Sep
tember I It'll See advertisements
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until Thursday morning, when they will go
into camp at Brattleboro, second one
on the ground the first raised since the re-
oruitiug papers for the 10Th we're issued, and
the only company recruited in the State .ince
the commencement Of the war which has fill
ed its ranks TO the number Of one hundred
and eleven jn three ce-ks, uhle another CONF
pany ,eas being recruited in he same county
Bully for them
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Spn Der pptrmac.Mrmee.

Us a6tn9tpn, "a. Sft. Nuen Ans
aeiGen 5ufpl9e pirp bic 8ebelenarmee i9
bSber in baS Sbenanbpabtbal biuauf nnb Der
itbri9e Gbeil Der 6ebelet fi@ butter Dem
Happab1ntce 5~uriidbegeben, INN @inters
u~nsSquartiere 81 be3ieber. gluf unIrer Gel.
te MAIDEN itA Beme9un9en iiipmGrts bemerf-
lt9. GU f~reu5ten General Depans mitieis
ner Brigade beute MCr9en ben Yctomac BET
@berrp Stun Serb unp fibrt in bieler &iGs
tung bte NpantsarDe ms Jnnere BON 8iroie
Atert, SeitpGrtS Ite9t er In gerbinpuns nit
General @pu9'8, iebt bur6 General Oeellpn
ccmmanbirter Brigade. MuBerbem pirb er
uaterIti:et purd Sen. 0intcn BON General
Smttb's OipiItpn. glQeS beutet parauf bin,
6aB mir in turaer 3eit Elm ti@ti9es Stid
Arbett baben perben. sra
Ntebrere SerCrbnun9en i'm COMMANDO u.
advancement baben lfattSefunbem. Diptfipns<
general Slpcun1 ccmmanbtrt ieet baS fritz
bere Corps beS @eneral 8anfS; 8rigapler
SrCpts bat bas COMMANDO Der fritberen Ot@
rtltpn Slpcum erbalten; 8rt9abter Neiptrn
ppn General Gpu9'S Oipiiipn, 1T iest @pms
manpeur Der lesteren, uuo @eueral @pu9
iiberntmnt intertmiltil9 bas COMMANDO pru
Sen. SumnerS Corps. ,maa9 rsH o2
Inter 8urnltpe'8 COMMANDO Ifebt iett
itebr al8 bic SIlfte Der ganSe1 Arrlee. Iu>
Der ietnem ei9uen Corps (oem 81 ftnb ibm
Die @cmmanceurs bee 2. Graber Gunner,
ieBt @pn4) unp beS II. (8anfs) unterge>
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gsier gone Menrres n,ls Gnrnna.

NewsOprf, %. Sft. Der Opfr,
u&arsarpp," am s, SIT, bon 2iperpDol uni
am 9. DIT. bon Queen8tDpn abgefabret1,
fam an "a. Sft. Me1senS sesen 8 l1br in
uni rem Saf len an unb braGte 381 BalIasiere.
Inter ben Ballasieren bes ~p&an9arcp" be-
finpet It9 Or. .. s. Wc@epan Don Netpz
Yprf, melder na9 pteljabrisen Neilen in
S4tna, Sapan &C., in Ieine 5etmatA 5urit&.
Ifebrt.
Der Samburser 4pitbampfer Bavaria"
am 4. Sft. bon Sor1bur9 nno an 8. Sft.
ppn S~putbamptpn ab9efabren, traf am "a.
Ott. Na9t8 II l1br bier Elm.
0rnBbrttannieu. Der p8pheuian" bon
Quebec fam am 8. Sftbr. OR londonderry
ali; bu8 Dumpfidiff ngptnbur8" prn Seem,
Oprt at 9. Sft. tn 2tperpppl
Die DprnebmIfen 8(dtter 2pnbpn'8 fabren
fort, Stncpln'8 Observation-Disclosures
ldGerlid 5n MAIDEN uub 5u perbammen.
DMprutns Dpit" bonn 8. Sftbr. erflart /:
v2iucpln'8 8rOfIamatipn erre9t na8 algee
meme @elddter gurppa's. S9pn Der blpBe
.@eoanfe, ba6 cine 8esierune, pelde lid int
bS9len 3ultanbe Der Sbnmodt befinoet ei@
uet StaatSl trei9 ~anttnbist, Der mad 3 Mioz
naten in &raft treten lcll, 1T n1e9r al8 lader>
lid er erre9t @rbarmen."
Sene8 8latt bemerft meiter, Dor benz l..
Sanuar mDdten Die nGrplidyen Staaten re-
ppluttentrt pter erpbert Ietn. Selblt pentt
oer Norpen ben SIpen belie9t bdtte, mirbe
cine Iolae 8rpflauatipn unflu9 9ewelen lein,
benn lie mirbe ben Siben gu aeuen Inltren@
sungen aetrteben BADEN. S9ltebli1 wiro
Die Brpflamatipn fir pen ftdrften 8emeiS
BON Der l1~nfdbtefeit Der Administration 2ius
coins unb BON Der S9ipade Der 8unbesid s
de" ertl6rt.
p@prning Bplt" nennt einen nad ben
@runbideen Der Brptlamattpn sefubrten
Rrie9 nein aerserniB unp einen setneinidabs
liden MnltpB fir bic @elt."
DaIelbe 8latt brin9t auf Gnerfennung
Der liibliden CONFEDERATION. saf 81
Sn elmer ~Sffentliden Nebe, ipelde Der
S9osfan5ler Slab / . Il am z. Sftober
in Netpcaltl til bielt, iprad er Itd AUDI iiber
ben a merifanti4en &rte9 aus. @r
bate ldpn friber erfldrt, DoB Der Nprben
nub Giiben uiemal8 mieber ~rereiui9t tperben
fSnnten. Sn Der gebadten 8epe 9ins ct is
men .Sdritt weiter unp erflarte es alS feline
neber3euguus, baB Der Sitoen feline unab,
bd18i9teit 9eli9ert9abe.
illus bteier GrflGrunS zines e~tnfluBrei9en
Wfit9lieoe8 bes BRIT. Cabinets fOl8erten 8iele
cine baIbtee NnevtsnnNn9 ber
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ten. Die Gtbelen Fa8tetsn .ff4 binter tire
Gerl@an3uneen.

VvNN Any
GerlGan3uneen.
Smftdnbe in WUrb Carolina.
@cIbernelr Gance BON glpro Carolina BAT
etncn orGn9enben Nufruf an bte 8Gr1er beS
StaateS e~rIaien, gum 8ebufe bon 6erbetl6afs
fung Der nOtbuenOt9en @tnterfleioumgslttde
fir Die Splbaten.
N~lentbalben felt ltG berams, baB bte
ubertpalttSenOe Webrbsit Der amerttdntlAen
Bargeriolbaten Der entlGteben f~reiTnntgen
pOltti}9en &tGtru9 ansebTrt. 60 rurbe 4.
y. tnt 1O4. SGtnDtS 8e9tnert etne GbIttn>
mltug ti6er Die GtnanctpatiunsprctlamattOn
eorgenCmnten unD bas @r9ebnt6 tpar /: Oafir
844, bage9en nur Is Sttmmen.
@eueres oOm Sfbmns nmc aus q Gb'gIimerisa.
Der Oampfer vAriel", tpstder am Is. ST.
tpber Na&mittass 2 ubr Don Mlpinpau al,
fu9r, tam am "a. NaHmittaaS In Wep. gyCrf
an unb brdbte $753,795 @pntanten.
NuG .Neme @ranaDo pber ben Iuaes
Aannten 8eretnisten Staaten BON Columbia,
fnmntt Bic NaArtdt, Dap Sen. Santp gu
tierre9 bon bet Mosquerazparte am Is.
september nit 1000 Mann BET Santa 8ars
bara, 100 ct fart SerI1an3t mar, einen Nn<
9rtH Der GpnIerSattsen, bis $500 Mann
3ablten, uuter Sen. @tralbU surndi@lug mno
benIelben cine entI1etDenDe Ntecerlaoe bets
bra9te. Sen. @tralDu, elmer Der entIAie~
oenlten @esner. Wusquesa'8, tpurOe setSDtet
unS ptele @efangene Enp Wafen telen in bic
6dnpe Der Sttger.
Wfdn 9Iaubte, baB bic Staatem Mnticauia
uno @aaca ltb Mtp8auera u%aterwerfen werbem.
ArbOlepa Miro nod gcuaDor 9ebrGnat tpers
ben, belen Re9terun9 fG nunmebr tpetsert,
ba6 unIGn9f NIT tbm abgeldlO0eue S@ubs
uno 3rubbanOntB aus3uflbren.
Sn Ddna N a Wurpen Die &trhen nit
@rlaubntB 0ese 0ou1erneurs tpteber ee5fnet.
- iae 3temlt9e Mn3abl Nmsrtfaner ltno aus
Den 0pIDsruben Mcarasua's mad @anama
getCmmen, na9pem le ale lire &apttaIteu
p~erlpren batten.
8wiiAen 9eru unb England ltnb pegeu
Der M%tBbdnOluna bon Gn0tGnpern, bereu
Gtner TIM @efangntB tarb, 3erparfnilIe aus.
9sbrc@en. So iUlten balD mebrere enslil9I
&rie9aI9ife Dor GaIap eIntrefeu, UNI @enug'
thnun8 gu perlangen.
2aut 8ertdten aus 9 alparato mel,
bste Die bort a%n9efummene 6ambmr0er Bari
vGlOra", DAP lie am 20. Geptem6er INN 9
n6r Mor8ens paS arlertfantlGe Satf v@rie"
BON Stem gOrf auf bOber See, 10 Metlen 1llb-
lid BON Cape 9ern, Serla0en fano. DAT
lelbe !par belaoen unp Bate feline 8pote al
ben @siten. Seine Se9el paren ipeeeertIen
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9 uelL

0sn.! 8uea bs9ann letne militartl6e 9au +.
balm NIT bsg grtlarun9, baB er lelbR nicSt
wtfe, pelAe BON ben tetben 9arteten in benz
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l1nlere @Orprfeutette srtf ben Getnp am
%. ,. 81. Bet 2asesunbra4 an, trteb beien
8prppfen 5triid, tDetete cine Mn;abl ltno
u,a6te iiber fanf3t9 @efangsne. Der fetnbli~
de Sbsrf %. 6, @tudes bon elnsm Senns>
fee &esiment kefanp t6 untsr ben @etRbtss
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washington, .iaps il..-Aiviccs received a,
tho VA Department ,''o thu, k,o,,,e army ~,
IA I'D Gen. s'icld's o., uc" on Monday mo.ni,..
near Port R,puhlc. TIE eonfirt !, aaiIt ha,s
hrcn mantsnsd hr four hours hy ahou, 1000 #
'.r u.'u against thc main loiy OF G.n .a,Laon.s
-ruy. Tho eu,,ny'S force became ~ ovcrwholn.
~. IN numl ors tiat rur adv nnce ,.ns t.nurileI L.
'ai LICK, which II IA In good order i-i, Il ino.
'!c man ioly of Gen. shields command near
Cnufads stone. A, som ~ Nj. wls effected. tie
cu"ny, Ia turn. iotiicj. Tho igLtng is sui L.
hl'e hc'n very severe, ..d the loss heavy on both
tiirg.
private letter s,ntc' ths, Con. shiclI, had pre-
yior'ly succeeded n dcs,-c, 'n{ lstl, quantity r
snI les bel usinytp the rebrls found at Mil.,f.
md st tpnrul' store.
To damage oi 'he recent rains, inclr Ing e..
carrying away OF bridges over the auu,h btan ct
thc shenandoah Rvcr materially i,cr'cred w.th
the Comn'sarst arrangements snl tho move
mcnt4 4 'oyrs.
LprGH .Jtnc 10, ria Washington, 1i.-Co'. Car.
roll, commanding Tie Uh hrigsr. cons sting II tho
>i'h rrnnsy vania, .;'h pcnusylya Tth Indiana,
and ist Nrgiuia--nt ,',th-r nj at go strong
reached Port Il, pulc on sunday, rc,uuuot.r.i
'lud III" enemy IA town aud laI skirinish. H.
concluded to hold the rii.c, All ordered /, not {,
No burned, aud put yius IA position commanding Il
Al a. NJ, Monday, 10 WIS opened On by .oiuc
twenty heavy ,lins placed IN position during /
night Our 'rres tired io reach the hridyc re-.
peai'd'y, u dutry II, L,, wcrc met by siorr.s of
bullet, nd had g. retire. A large o1vAlry Crco
crossed. aud attacked our troopr. viii, ,A,!r inG,n.
Try followed our mrn cpp,rins them at every r,ep,
often driving them Ia, . with heavy IoaH Iut tao
numbers after General Tylur's brigade arrived.
were NJ much inferior 10 the cneniy
their b,ng Mt least five 10 that Il was iYpy.d
bic to hold our p.siton, and wo we're compelled g.
fail back, our boys fsh,ns evcry foot Of tho way.
Ater falling back some three or four miles, body
Of cavalry w'te sent 10 attack IA. but th,y were
received In such nennor to compel them h. re.
tire when the cns.. ement ended, having lastei
1--WE hours. Our loss In killed and woun!.d Is
hot known but It Ia large ,s - also that Of the enc.
my.
We lost q large nuubcr of prisoner. Co.one
Carroll's horse ill, injuriu.s the Colonel badly
Capt Kelly, Of Gen. Shields stall, was badly ia.
, red III the heal iio received prsi,. from Al
Who saw him fgbtins. Col Duckl,y, of TIE q9,l
Ohio. was badly wounded. His men charged three
times 10 ct hiS body. but Il was carried oir by the
enemy. Gen. Ashby, Of cavalry u,,orip,y, was
positively killed during te hsit at the bridge over
Middle river.
","s. Kcosh charged with body Of cavalry, and
s't-iige some tlue during u torribl. storm
ofsrspe. TIs,' was on" Of tho mos. h.'y 'ons'''sd
engagements Of he VII ,'' war a' Indicated by the
loss compared with the nuntc, :. "''a' i"s men
fought ike demons,
LArEa-Two regiments from ris fist brigaHs
rrived in t'rne o. assist In covering tho retreat.
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Fortress Mosroe, Jun. ., vid Il 3n,oTe, JVas
Io.-Major General Burnside ap'land aui.ved here
at an carly hour ths mos dem 'p.'''.,.. come
through tie AN. Jnails aud C.zur. lake cana! In
the small g,lnboat Pot Royal lss''ns Ne"bern oi.
Saturday. The Port Royal came through both cuts
Of the canal. The lower one, connecting rurrt'Sck
and Alb,mlrle POUNDS, has been obstruct"d by
piles and sunken vessels aud previous arrivals by
IL. inl md route have avoided this cut hy traversing
rie whole length Of Currtuck sound. TIC pro-
yress Of the Port X lyal was considerably delayed
by the ol struct!ons, but Gen. Burnside succeeded
in blowing them up aud opening tie canal. Nor
folk was reached Ut midnight last niplt, aud srer
communicating with Gen. v!elo and procuring n
pilot, the Port Royal preceded to this place. Tie
object OF the visit of Gan. Burnsde wa T. have i'm
p1rtant communication with the Government
Having sent Ills dispatches n washiugton and OBJ
tanned replies he will return,
The 2Ith MASSACHUSETTS, TsgiInent ht Washington,
n. C., was attacked from IN ambush by a North
Carolina re iment on Thursday last. The cath
Massachusetts, were On o scouting expedition at the
time They l1st six men l,.ied aud a number
wounded three of the latter subsequently died.
Several skrmishes have lately taken place IL the
v!c.ty OF Washington, In one Of which man on oir
lie was wounded and two taken prisoners. In
another f0esn Of our cavalry having only one nlaI
wounded put to aishs reb.! force Of cayslry AID
Infantry ten times their strength.
The following are the deaths OF members Of New
York Regiments IN tho General Hygea Hospital
from the ist of June TO this time;
james McMouagh ss,h, died on the sth inst y, L.
iaA linck .ey, 10Th. died on the 4th inst. Georg,
Dreadwell, 13d, died on the 3D. inst. james wi
her, T2d, died on tie 4th inst. Lieut.. Theodor,
Laurisre, list died on the 9th inst,
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The Missouri state Convention.

Jc"erson CITY, June 0,--In the Convention to-
day, u the bill dehn ng the qualh atoms Of voters,
Mr. Breckenridge moved an amendmeut, In sub
It. the name as the rrovi-on struck out Of Mr..
discussion snsued finally r'sulting IN the adoption
81 ( amendment, ayes 81, nays 81. This result
.hossa great change snce Friday la-t, when TIE
sar. provision was stricken out by arole oI Al 10
"a.
Ou the adoption Of the section 10 the hil m
amended by M. Breckenridge, disfrInrhs'n5 r'h-
els, % vo.s STOOL ayes 80, nays 81, Mr. Orr Yo az
Ia tnr affirmative
Mr. Breckenlidsa's alneulm mt disfrarchlsoH al
persons engaged IN the rebellion since the lJGh o
ecember lat.
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BooRYGARp and his fellow commanders must
have learned the cabinet niHk.rH tr@ie IA ihelr
young,r days. They are always making stand
TIE State Of Maryland recently called for
S25VO for a defence loan Two millions Of dol
lars were . red. tho bids ranging from par to2S
per cent. premium.
BEAru.EGARD, struck by the blilancy Of
General Hunters example, II about to Issue pro-
camatiun emancipating fIoin further scrvitud., the
horses oxen, mules, and oh er domestic animals IN
Msssach psett, Connecticut nd Vermont
THE value of prize vessels and cargoes up to
h!st.me exceeds Eve n,iions nj dollars. No ofii-
Ger or sailor has received copper OF shares in
prize money. Only $4,000 Of tho proceeds of
sale ! ave ever reached the Treasury, Tho money
| Is IA the hands Of the L, y. DstIlct Attorneys.
en,SGuN OChina) 4 ties to the 9Th April,
states that the Tacpiugs rebels, Ht infested the
nci hborhood Of that city, hut the eastern aide had
| bccc iue Irctty wei! nd Of them At H,nkow the
tea lsop WAS expectt to cofprcuce Immediately,
| with good pror. cets,
Ar Berlin and London, the longest y has
| lGH hours Al S,ockno.m, lsk, at tho shortest
| ~. At II .mhurg, 10; shortest 7. A. 1T. Peters
| lirgh, ~; shortest b. Al Fin and, 2iL; shortest
| IN Iu Norway the day lasts from May 21st Il
| july 90, without sny interruption; and in swizer
land tho longest day lasts three mon,hs and hall
TmE French papers give the Americans th'
credit of having con truct.d the first iron coated
steamer, which was made by Fulton In 1913 tei
| followed the Stevens Battery la l-'2, AMI ROW
| comes the Monitor, which, twenty years later first
d-monstratcs the success OF tlis description %
| vessels
SIG WM Do, the well known comedian
! died suddenly at Hobart Town on the lJth Of April
| lilo WAS at one time man oi ample wealth, lu
having been TO prodiya IN his early career hs wa
compelled 10 sell his estate, and take 10 the theat
| r.cal profession iora 'lyeli Ood. by his exertioA
on tl,e stage he rid himself Of al h, debts, whici
/ had been enormous.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-21

ID. z, Ja"s ;s., i, iTne . l.. sSsnr %1t,
Va Today oil 'al'y promulgated. 1t ist'
na,a fore. 10. 'as tfr Gt ,,s ,sn y,a ,h I'M
British LaPs., Ard regulations for 'he mixed
&C urts Of justice, accompany the publication
The rebels are ursiis an exchange Of General
Buckn-r tor General y oi.tiss, and promise to fc-
lease Co. Corcoran, and make an equal exchange
OF all prisoners, " Buckner IL :ver up.
Li-nt W. 4. BLk,. Of tho Sd New York regl-
u. IT. bRs been appointed Provost MarsDsl at For
t-ess Monroe by Gen. Dix.
meeting with large sale. 81 far a. that penilsnan
s concerned, IL proceeds are devoted " tue sid OF
sick aud DISABLED soldiers of New York.
Tie P..sldent has ss,ta message 10 Congress-
usy 6s necessary To- carry the Seward Lyons treaty
Tor the suppression 81 the s,ve-trsfe into .hect,
sha'l be enictod rs soou hs may compor1 with the
convenience d Congress
One hundred and hny more rebel prisoners prin'
cpslly OF the GeoIs Tigers, AMI 18TH virginia Reg
!ncnt, captured recently at Front Royal we're
brous' here today and escorted to the Old Capitol
military prison.
Iuf rmnton has been received at the Contract
Office of the Post Ofhce Department, which leads 70
the btl.-ftt II AL the mails dispatched from Tie
East u the Pacific Coast 10y the overland route VS.
It, i iseph and Pnceryille btt~ocn the lS' and 25i
Of Apri last have been io7t or detained by the dep
re tons committed 10y tie Indians at some point
east Of 5lt Lake City, and that ue mails seat from
tho Pacific u the Fat hy the same route between
March Goth and April ZIth, have also met win q
Ike det, nton, and from the same cause THIS IN
formation IA given that oorresI IDndence within thi
d..cs muL,.oned may re duplicated, II thought pro
per By those interested. Mails are for the present
disJatc Cd fruIn New York fr the Pacihc hy stearn
/ ers via Panama, on the list, ST., ldth sni 2tth o
\ s.h mon,l. An ag.n, has been direct 1 T. 81
| o-er tho route from st. joseph Cor the purpose o
recovering the missing mails, II ITActcab!e, hn'
| forwarding them - their destination.