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The Evansville daily journal., 1862-05-20
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ETBESH RUTTER-25O POD
n nice Fresh Table Butter, in store this M
ing, at Eilotts Family Grocery.
20 boxes German Soap,
20 " Palm
90 " Star Candles
81 Z" Starch, just received at EiIIott's Fani-
ly Grocery.
Parafina caadIes,
gross German G yceriue soap, for toilet USE
gross trHnspaiea tsoap,
boxes corn starch, for culinary purposes,
10 dozen assorted sizes Bishoprick's baking pow
der just received at Elliott's.
5000 pounds A No. 1 hams
10 0OO pounds prime shoulders,
liott's Family Grocery.
LARD.-2,o0o pounds prime leaf lard.
RfE.-5OO pounds pacr he'd rye.
BARLEY.-2o0 pounds parched barley, iust re-
ceited at Elliott's.
BRooMS.--T5 dozen nice brooms. from 15e 10
4Oo, just received at Eliiott's-
FLOUR.-I60 SKIS double extra white wheat
four rs bbls xxx family flour, warranted to be
equal to any in the city, at Elliott's.
may t.f #l
%g0B0yt'ER'S KSFQUEST-Be it re-
4 membered tn at on this l4th day of April, 1862
the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, within
aud for the Township OF Pigeon, county of Van
derburgh and State of Indiana, held an inquest,
with the assistance ef twelve qualified electors of
nay to snship, over the dead body of John Welsh;
who was found dead at his late residence in the
city of Evansville, County and State aforesaid,
wien and where said jury returned to me the fol-
lowing verdict We do find the deceased came to
/ his death from two shots from double barre led
shot gun in the hands OF Miles 9sts; y bin dis
Justice and Coroner for the time being of YAM
derbui gh county. apis
CHOICE POTATOES.
SRGA BUSHELS CHOICE POT.A-
| TOES received on consignment and for
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OLD AUCTION HOUSE,
. AND a.ar
A NEW AUCTIONEER |

n y. CONN RRT.KJVG REJN-TED
- the old AuctiOn Room on the corner Of
Main and Third streets, Evansville, for a term of
years, will continue the Auction and Commission
business, and attend to selling all kinds of goods
furniture, wagons buggios carriages horses, cat
tie, all kinds of manufactured articles, sc. Lib
erAl adyancsments made ON conBi gnments
Prompt attention will be given TO all goods n
trusted to my care, !. J. COHN.
MARIA
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Adrninistrator's Notice.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sale.

- EJS& N"- .GRTACGksS.-CoiI,O OIL or Para
% nus Candles and dozen Oval Coil Oil
Chimneys-nOt near 30 apt to break as the round
iecls TTGKERY BPos., 81 Mainst.
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Clerks once. April 25, 1852

TTO-Rk .E.N.U ca HRO.Is OEL.-IO bDls
u received per steamers Prairie Rose and Leb-
anon, the care5t and incest yet received, for sale
low BY bbl or gallon, at
jsn2s FICkERY BROS.
MNS6R-N~CE OF COKFR 60 ooxes x
IL gross eaon. for sale by
oo!2 q. GILBERT & Goes
ssp6 No. 81 Main Street.
DE1sF? 6B1-VsI-25 tons rich country
I'D Bran, at II. A, COOKS.
73h8 Main street.
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NEW ALBANY
WOOEe ~ aMGEES.

No. 10 STATE S., 5et. Main and tle River.
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MENVS.

Wallack's win present tonight for tho first time
Sheridan Kuow.ess Comedy, THE Love Chase. snC
the Way TO Get Married. and will vary the excel
Lent Entertainment throughout the week. The
attendance still continues liberal.
The Winter Garden viii offer this evening The
Belle Of the Season, the new comedy which attracts
good houses.
Mics Laura Keene's Theatre will continue 'Thc
" Csrtly or Peep o day.
--Nibios will oaer The Colleen Bawn, preceded
by farce.
- Mary Provosts Theatre fresh new name for
the old Wallack's, Broadway and Broome streets,
will play Richard Ill., John Wilkes, Booth, son
Of the late trngedan, and brother of Edwin Booth,
doing the chief part.
The Old Bowery offers Min,trels and Acrobats in
I,otusion.
The New Bowery gives Brian Borohm.'
Mr.. Gottsclak assisted by the opera artists has
concert to-nigh at Nbo's Saloon.
The Academy Of Music will perform on Wednes-
day, tie I9;h, IL Balo,' Mad. Cubas, being in the
ball scene. On Thursday, Massanieo.'
-iiarnum's presents its usual curiosities, with q
drama, !Thc Waters of Oblivion
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e. for an oyercoat, 81 50 for "a par rS o.
ne , 80 60 81 for Jacket, appropTiates gDy,.t.
-, ont tbe purooses Of the bill and appoiATa sn
80 6uqrtormsster MAJOR Patrick anu a Ia,y
:. Wadsvorth, Commissioners 70 SS'''
Nv. Animal Tax bill was reported to-day - ''''
noses a tax Of s., j00,GO.
v0'N' TIE SUPPLY BILL.
r,;. o-,usl catchal was also reported anu ie-
- hsck for the reception OF douotiui claihs'
BILLS IN ASSEMBLY.
yrw-yoRE DISTRICT COURTS.
NJ oRen. bin provides that The Justices q efaolt to be
~, ofksy.York shall have power to open .. Gu ,syns
Cour. OF commenced in ssid Courts or such te
- ,hsv shau deem just, and may $40" sn inJ men,
- tsy % ifsnt in favor Of the party ooamlNg 9 io
zen 10 ope t ii, rsr,y IN default, not to e,ceeu
..rcs Coue,s ,ro have jur'd ction Of ee.,hs
FED eetioa 81 .ss S ,Ss Eo, esceed SEQ
| 81 'H' ,,tt,,,gguorsy AND SECURITY COMPANY
NJ W,s bin TO o,rporae The New tIo Ios,,I
.;,y Conlnsuy provides u At James nsip.-' H.,
'ho ,ya Forrst " ". Burtia, d. - bf.Ioh No. :;
= .on Jane, NJ Post. John tge: u; 10 be To-
child snail be body cofg9.ae 'i'e' 'N'
Tic capitals eA Of the COMPANY . .. have been sub
.sribed aid $1,000 pad IN, the Company iA'y 0s''
proceed g. Dn'nest. 49,, ..xo- of -usr,u,.e the nay
i ,r,lrce ard collection o pToni.'0iy ho..
- p, .,eb,u,. rortraci. bonds, accounts clhula, Ir
mortgages, cho'cs IN acton egienes ro AZ ne rate. OF Ia
ton aud &c tinceies OF properly us Sbed by the di
eTrt md upon such efnss "a rnay De Si,s mer
rrcto-s: TO recover upou s;oIaks ooPCI srv 9TH,
lehaudiss buon, specie Ia'e' stoeh' o5 olstse o
r,o.rt, aud 20 take the management custody' anu
s,s and personal estate 10 advance moneys, 81 i
credit. UPON sny propcdy reh or persona a, 49,. ,
.rs a, NAV be established oy the Board Of Director
Tbs husiI ess OF the corporation 70 be n-nassa -
81 80 Injector, nye Of whom to constitute
80 4aro., 1,-orge j. forrest ID. Is. Britton aud hcu.,
i,on az, .n,harzed open boos, Tor ,nb,cnp IS
a., esntal stock Of said company snd ere n,p
Der. OF the Board Of Direcofs the ~
~ no elected nv majority IN interest Of the
allows the corporation 20 sell properly fenaihs 81
hsnd, Two months from the time OF the mstuIi OF a.,
atiou under said contract immediately upon ho
.ry OF .ny frsud Misrepresentation IN essfu "
Ttey are no, responsible for any 10" or injury W PP
| ertv not ue,ihei IA the contract. ~ ,.,... Al
Maturity OF the contract from any cause decrease in
roTa ~ price ualy liked said company may sne 10
"a The yner OF such depreciation, and ~k nm 20 pei
conaop. Of tho make good the .heeLey cau
Ii, .ue IA de crease within ten days
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MURDER ON SHIPBOARD.
sE.uEN BARBAROUSLY TREATED ON TIE
PACKET-SHIP LONDON.

Another horrible case Of barbarty and murder on
hoard one of our New-York packet-snips while Oh
,be bioh seas. has lust come to light. On Friday
.,ilor anoeared at tho office o. the United States
Marshal. covered with wounds and bruises, MS
hands arms aud head hacked IN the most sno."'ns
manner. who said he had been seaman on board
the packet-shp London, of which >. Ii. Hnripul
Cantaiu; that he was one OF four men VINO hAu
hoe, beaten in the most unmercif1l manner by the
frat and second mate Of the ship that on the pass-
,o. from, london two other seamen bad been beaten
in the same manner, one while he was at the QUEER
end Of the jbboom when, for fear OF LIE i'e oe'ns
taken bv the second mate who had gone out 10 H''''
treat him, dropped into the sea and was ios' anu Tue
o,ber beaten 10 the extent Of making hin uterl!
helpless 20 that be subsequently died.
The rouowmgi, the cool manner in which the case
"a r.no-,ed on the return Of this ship Oh Thurtday:
shi o,5op Hurlbut London and Isle Of Wight FEB g
rr,a aud 90 pas to Orinnel Muturn Co. feo ~ ia
Becher oi Swsdenl fell from the Jpooon .na va Gev g.
"a heavy westerly gales most al the passage VS. eA'
~ h degree OF ougitude hove TO most Of the time req
rs Jsme. Richmond died from disea.e and exposure
Tho man who called upon tie Marshal yes'efUny
WAS directed to 20 before United states Comini'
.,oner aud make bis deposition Of the facts IN tie
csse which he did, setting forth that hls three snip
mates nho had come to port with him Were SC n'an
Gle that it was improbable that they won'd ever be
able 70 use their limbs again, and that they are no"
POOR fellow seemed to be heaFt-broken aud said tha
although be bad sailors roughly treated before
vet ho had never witnessed such unparal eled bar
sasisr as was exercised by the two mates on boarc
the ship London
As II usnal in such cares, The mates left the SHY
9 l.. Les. foef- -,
tie city, 10 ono knowing which way they went.
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at Co., a 2ls.; and per steamer 800 pkgs. Bacon 1t
$685., and 200 do. Butter at 40s. To Bristol: 800
bbls Flour at %. 3D.; 100 bxs Bacon at 1s. Cd Is
hhds Tallow at 2ys. Cd. To Hamburg: Bremen
bark with q, 600 bush. Rye at 3D.. per 60 pounds in
bulk and bags; the engagement in our las to this
port should have read Sugar, but the word was acct
dentslIy omitted. In charters we only learn Of an
American vessel Of 800 tuns from the south side Of
Cuba with Sugar, at 4Oc.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
s279, S57 55--for Customs $l35,0OO; Payments,
sl,ol2,6i7 81; Balance. s5,462,91 81.
The balance shows decrease Of about 100000
during the week, notwithstanding the large receipts
from the public and the banks, for v cent eestih'
Gates.
Mr.. Callatin Of the National Bank has written
letter advocating the resumption OF specie payment
by the Government and the banks. Inc saoJecs Of
specie resumption has been considered by our banks
and by Mr.. Chase, an3the question was referred 70
Committee Of the Clearing House. 1t is not prob.
able however, that there will be any immediate &c
ton. There may be nominal resumption by the
banks, but the demands upon them will be met d
legal tender notes.
The earnings of the Erie Railway for tho month Of
E.hruarv 1852 were. $tUso2sG
Esnings February, iSol....'..'.'''''''' "''s1"
49,
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sgppYuI CouRr-GINERL TkhA..N .os,.
Pas ~ 20 e5i ps. esf 2 70 2SI, 2os 200 -ei .''"
Srrrruy CouRr-CRcrtT-Psrt I.-Ncs. ~ ~
leo l5- s-j LOS ig7T l95? 80 1850 Hos ~ ~, ~
ia ~ i-gl $780, i4Jz 1907. 1894. 100. 1882 y 1n
sVPPKMs GouRr-->2Ect.L TtRM.-pes..'i,..,H.e
~ ., lane, oe Law Ac.--No, 1881 as 40 ~, IA
az IA ga fg $50 l55 49, ~ So 90 ~ ~ i;5,-
SUPERIOR CouRr-panl.-A0s. &11, i,0 "a a' 80
iaIa al s0i5 6 lI3 2lsj. li95, 81 lis si' $50 Il.
p,,t U-No.. 29i 1850 is'o i.Io, ~ it,o 70 "a ~
az ,3ty 1874 1891 1898 1891 iSo, 1913 o.' ~, ,s, -
1875. Par II - Nos. 1872. i525 1913 ~ i''-'
iN8 $40 is4g l5si 1913, 1870 1854 i3St ono OIL u,
CovNoN PLEAs.-Plrt Nos. los, ~, pan
90. esg 49, f03 20 Ssg so 95., 6ls 80 iAss * -
y o. sslj 1870, iSs7 1858, POI, 30, 3o ~ '' ~
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dom, On which basis alone cur Governen' '1n
>" Oermsnently adjusted, have given Lane the oo'o
shoulder, and left him 10 peren ui'''' a.. 49,,
hate because hey nisundcrsiooe me NAM .',
i.sue he had Kansas schooling G"' "o'o "-l'
been tyrs Is it not grange that with al our ma ,r-
ties IN Congress, and power in the Government fo,
p,ayerv interests hold that Government by the meek
I,.,nnn, srst-then Lane, and what nexti
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Pnsscnger. Sailed

IN s'>or,sp Cfy Of Nev oh, Jor Lirerp o'-Nfs la'I
son aud children. Mrs. Divine. Mr. and Mrs cin@'
w Eousl, {. r. Carter. lrn4y la @sey, ". .na ,l.-
H. Power, Dr. II. Mason, wife and child ~ iolns 80
q. Taylor J. Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs Truman, ~ pn1r,
". y. Ne,kewrlth. br. CorduAes. p Tucker NJ s ~
NJ Gusk-talnes and two children. J. g. Kane O. S@teL
Johnson. Mad johnson 6faver sud son y a. " D' IA
Wife, f0ur children and nulse. j. lesef IL =,
James &. W May Mr.. and Mrs. d. Nelly ssssh pes g.
So J. " Deaf1gs 5lrs Roberts and shef, ADD olhs'
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL.

The steamship ARIEL arrived yesterday from Aspin-
wall with the United States mails and sou O5S II in
specie fgom California. The following is her specie
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lAdycrtisem ent.
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
fOE 1862.

THIS popular Annual IL now ready.
PHICE l3 cents; IL copies for = 100 copies a. postage
PAID by ETpress. ,. per 100 ta.A oIde's solicited.
We supply back numbers Of The Tribune Almanac for
yrs 1919 1850 1850 1884, 1885, 1850 l5C and 1851 Price ~
eeVs each, post pad Address Ilg IABpsS, keTGeIk
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LARGr ROBBERY OF SILK HoUsE.-Jbe sore
No. F4 Broadway, was entered by burglars at
an early hour yesterday morning and robbed Of q
very large quantity OF goods, consisting Of alks,
laces and veIyets. The thever entered the premises
from the adjoining building which il al present IN
occupied The detective police engaged IN trying
TO find the thieves.
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TIE Panama Star of March 4, has the following
intelligence:
The Unilei States friga'c Saranac was in port.
The schoOner Nagcissa, from Carthagena. arrived
at Aspinwal on the "a inst. The captain reports
that the Conservative under Jirldo, Lad succeeded
in taking possession of Mare on the River Magda-
lena, and had seized the steamer Antigua with 900
muskets and hosquera's correspondence on board
Tie Pacific Steam Navigation Company steamer
Anne arrived at Tabogs yesterday morning.
business was very dull in Quay aquil, owing 10 the
great scarcity Of money
From the Cauca, tie occupation Of passagau by
Gen. Nanches is confirmed, and il il sld that
Arbo,eda has retreated before the forces OF L,uel
The news generally by this arrival appears favor
able TO the Liberals.
a con Idelable forco bad been dispatched from,
Buenaven'ra 10 open up the roads into the into rior
sAi-yr ,--1iar-u.s s-se,AIrss
Nlw-YoaK TowS ELrcUoNs.-CnrNAsGo Cop,-
II--Rep, ~: D,'pi., 7. Den. gain, ].
ososoA9A cor'Tif-aer, ~, Dem e. Den. s.r.
srLlyss COrsrs.-UIion. : Dem. T. Lssi year R.p..
Dcul. g.
Mufoy Coryty-yer. ., Dem. g. Dem. t,ir.
UitIEa toVs..-A,I, ~. Dtn.. ,. Den. guM, 4
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William T.. Robinson, es1.. Of this city. delivers
Grafton iha evening before the societies oeie-
brsiiug st. Patrick day in Waterbury, Conn. lis
subject is America, ami her adopted children
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The Hon. Judge Culver viii lecture on tn
Crime, Cause, and Cure OF the Rebellion bcfor
tie Twentieth Ward Republican Association, al Con
tiEenta Hail. tomorrow evening.
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Wm. Rogers, aged 81 year,, months and .. days
died il this city on the III inst. lie was the father
Of the Rev. James o. Rogers Of the NJ. L. Church.
lie was born in a house which stood On he bsttls
ground Of Monmouth. For half cent Try he wss
devoted and active Methodist.
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IAIVtIIIF'-lCN--T
IllE BEST CAPITAL IoUNG Man C.T HAVE
Hs firApTo learn how =, Il 10 tue possible adj
ghn'are' get careful examination Fowler d NELs,
NO. 800 Broadway
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Increase. @-"'s'' "
The following ia statement OF the earnings Of this
Dad for the first five months of the present fiscal
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onsror1Es OF DEPARTED HEROES,

IUlrT col. A. ]. NIGNltR DE- MoNiLiL'
IN Saturday afternoon were performed for the
,,eoal time, the sad and solemn rites OF burial over
The remains Of the gallant Frenchman, lie Mon'en'
who was killed Oh the battlefield OF Roa'oRe l'ahu
in the short struggle between the loyal Ihloh'.''
with whom from the very first OF me wa. Wv
lsmepted officer has most enthusiastically ideh,iNe
HIMSELF and the Rebel traitors on INC CT"
February last. Though victory rested Or our "''''
l,os q conouest that cost us dear, fof i0Ioinos'
,vo,,, .bose of onr own American blood VINO hooiy
In ,yss stricken down the gallant hrehch'nai'
-bo.a -ema;ps were on Saturday interreo' WINE ''e
n;,,., ,oars Of friends and be sincere mourning "i
,-.d.aas If onr leading citizens who bad assembled
90 nav the last tribute Of respect TO the depai.eu
hero. attested the high estimation IN Wll.'h JIG "
ceased had been held by all who knew Inc man, VI
had ADMIRED his deeds and daring.
The subioned general order, promulgated from
,be headquarters OF Gen. Burnside, Will show III
vbs, esteem his vaor and his services were Leia oy
his commanding officer:
pp,rorA KrEKs DEPARTMENT Norm CARoi,SA'
"hA'N' Eo,SoKR IsL,ND FEB. IL, 1862
GENERAL ORDERS. No lO-In gMms s.eHS n % ,Ic an
tel Of the batteries eaPoi.a ~ bi deep respect
Tor he memory gal@at soldier Among we 80 Iint
CO. vgpisr DE- Montc SD Regiment New ork VouneeI,
~ rirne1t sent he preferred Lis services 90 N9
sr5 o9rht bravey the till struek dead ~ n
- ,,cnant OF victory. lie fell leaving the memory
bso as legacy 10 MS flpy and ls all ezsp re te ~
NV soldiers By command Of Brig A. =. d o"-''iH'
LEWIS RICHMOND Assistant AdJutart' General
The body reached this city or Thursday, uhue
charge of Lieut. Agnus and detachment Of ten ne'
of Duryee's Zoasves, who had been detailed Tor TAT
purpose. There was no escort from tae o1a' '"a
regiment having been mustered out of service.
The dav was lowering and esormy, and whca III
fine came fer the procession 70 march, the rain -lr
ronred down. most cheering and prorn!ous olAen
il we may trust the old corplet:
Q. Ri.s.ed is the bride that the SIN shines on'
And blessed is the corpse that W Isia RAMA "
The funeral services were held IN the mouse NC
,6e Fast Thr;y.,hird street, lately the residence
the dece ased The Rev. DIR. Cummings CT 1T. pc
phen's Church Roman Caththe) OF Iwerty-cige'
street dictated, being aided b. his assistant
The coffin was placed upon tresses III tho PACK pa
Tor OF tie house, and was profdsely ar tas'eiui'
ecosed with eyergeens, immOrtelies, ara eaIae LA
TIE body repoeed in a lesden coiOH, winch wa
placed in a mahogany one. The outer eoinI|W'
fney decorated with silver handles, silver mails, 40
handsomely engraved plate, fashion ed IN the Ion
u eross and displaying he following inscription;
observation-disclosures. ....'.'s..'s'''''''''''''
III VIGSiHR DE MoSIgILr
: NieJenarit Colonel SD Regiment " l. D. v
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Prof. MATrrsoS OF this city will lecture bsfore the
Washington ID. c. Lecture Association on Monday
evening. 18th ms, on " The Relation Of tie Amer
Gan Churches TO Slavery and tie present War.
There is Pengeni ruth to 5s told On this t.pc, ald
we Judge Tat Prof 81. vii tell some Of IL There
wiz Of course be large sitesdance.
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George Christyp Ministries will appear at the
Brooklyn Athenmum for three evenings longer. The
ninth and melody Of this famous troupe ought 10
draw crowded house,
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CITY ITEMS.

ST. P.rR7cKs DAy.--The Sons Of Eiin hold their
annual festival to-day. The day begins in church ;
il ends in various way. After the churches shal
have finished their services, the necessary Arrange
ments for the usual procession will be made III the
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schr Hannibal tof Bangsr), wn,hrop, Nassau MP. May
y, " III lcsrood and so.on, TO G q Duncan. -
Schr Anne Sopaa tBr u Nassau Eeare, Nassau NJ,
da.s, with cotton, 70 Josiah Macy Sons ,,.,.
Schr Liverpool fBr OF Nassau MP Pierce, Eeuthera,
davs, with pineapples to Joseph Eness
Schr Agnes IL Ward (prze) Of and from wilmington,
BY mali steamship Northern Light Cap. Tnkepsugh
Schr Frances. Conner. Whitehouse, Va, days
schr North Pacific, Nancy. York River.
schr Wide World, Adams Fortress Monroe. 4 days
Sshr y Cramer, Matthews, Virginia.
schr NJ Twin Milton Virginia.
Schr Law Jane. Ketchun. Washington, DO,
schr Godfrey, Russell, Georgetown, DC.
Sci Panama, Durham, Drummondown.
schr Anna Jacobs, Jones' Berlin Z dnys.
schr Anna Jacobs Jones' snow Hill, Nd Q days.
Schr Smith. Lscomh, Baltimore
Schr Hannah Marlin Sleicht, Baltimore.
Schr Ripple. Hayden, Baltimore days.
Sohr John Wap'es White, Indian River, Del.
sehr Ring old tMrecser, Merritt VIII mdss from brig
Schr Orion, Connery, Bluehil, 10 days.
Schr Galoa, Lowell, Boston for Albany.
schr Sea Gull, Chase, Providence.
Schr Bra2os Kelsey, Portland for Philadelphia
schr Charlie villa Hooper Rondout for Boston.
Scoop Scoop Mount Noun. 4 Hopes Sullivan S Taunton. days
Soop Two Brothers, Weaver Stratlord, days.
Steamer Cossack gu transpor Bennett Hatteras Inlet
Nav 90 at pm, with released Union prisoners to AS
sistant o. arterrnaster.
Steamer VIM Woodward. Cundf. Baltimore
Steamer Schriver. Adams Baltimore
Steamer II Burden. Lopez. Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican Jones. Providence
BELOW.
One ship and one brig.
Steamships Great Eastern Br) Liverpool land anchored
burg City Of Baltimore OBJ, Queenstown and liverpool
Marion, Hayana Spaulding, -; ship Swallow. San
Francisco
Wind at sunset s, very light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-01
Enthusiastic Reception OF General
Sickles by His Brigadc-IIis Address to
the Men.
EXCELSIOR BRIGADE,

EXCELSIOR BRIGADE, !
CAMP FOUR MILES BEYOND BoTToM's BRIDGE, Va,
May 20, 1862.
After fresh march, which brings us four miles be-
yond Bottoms Bridge, snatch few leisure
let you know am in good health and spirits and that
all looking forward with the greatest eagerness to
the capture of Richmond The country beautiful and
becomes more and more captivating proceed into
the heart Of Virginia. Every house displays flag Of
truce In the shape Of white handkerchief suspended
over the gateway-the inhabitants, as general thing
having stuck to their plantations The roads are very
bad after the rains, which renders marching very "a
guing TO the troops On Friday the 3d. In the after
noon, General Sickes made his appearance among u.s.
As he approached the camp and recognized he
Justify aud heartily cheered by every regiment Of the
brigade. The cheerngs repeated for over half an
hour, amid the enlvening music OF the bands, and the
widest excitement prevailed All the officers gathered
around him and congratulated him on his return and
the General, In a few earnest and heartfelt words,
thanked them for the galantry they had displayed al
Williamsburg, where they had saved the day. He had
something kind TO say Of all the officers who fell In the
struggle and whose merits 20 better known
than TO himself.
General Abercrombie said 10 General sickes that he
regretted TO leave such brave command, but be was
pleased the General had been restored to those who
evidently much attached TO him. General sick!es on
his way TO join the brigade slept At the house Of Dr.
Crump, where President Davis and Generals Johnston
and Lee had passed the night during thor retreat s
slept in the nd that Johnston had occupied Pre-.
viCus 10 assuming command Of the brigade General
Scklss reported TO General Mcclellan who received him
with great warmth, as did also his saG
General Sickles' stat will be the same as formerly
Adjutant General, o. II. Hart; Aids, Lieutenant Palmer
and Lieutenant Laurier; Brigade Quartsrmastsr John
Austin; Brigade Commissary, - Steele, who replaces
Captain Rsmck, resigned and Dr. Owen Brigade Sur.
gson in the place OF DR.. Sims Medical Director OF
the division General Absrcrombis is assigned 10
anothAr umand.