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Steamship cry q Baltimore Br,, jeffrey Queenstown and
stssmshp reat Eastern (Br). Patton LiverpoesHowand
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ship New orleans, Bell, Lverpool-w Frost.
ship SHIP SB Archer. brow % n, Bostar-pscon Egssci
Bark queens The Netherlands tr)' ciapro'h Giouee'
BARK Warden Low CBr,, Phnpo,, oloocs~or-BOya
Bark Johanns Eslkmsnn tHam,. Roper Gloucester
BARR Marsare. OBJ F,nay, CaraiG-Jacsson 4 Nell,
bark ,ince tNoT) Ter.sison, Cork, &c-Funch Mencks
BARR Thule tNor, Andersen, ouecustovnrunch. Noneke
ssri Lsyrs Rvs. osry z;,.e
Brs Essssaien tBr,. aesaendsn' $, Eus'asia--s~Sh
brig Lo.ery sBr, Huryill, Labrsdor.R DpTaais Co
sr hSrs9n % Sb' john cSsasn Sb bcwo DEVON
Brig Alandals (Br) McIIurnle. John Mp Nevins
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Ss ssSsp Trader, Eaton. rhiadeipnia--J \ Briggs.
ship Resoute Pr, of Livespoo), MoGyery, ShangAae
FEB /. Head sd with teas &c 10 Morewecd Go Mch
lon l02 r. had severe hurricane which swept hs
decks hacnhouse, brvarks vheehtse water casks
boat started cutwnter lost hend raj split main ofsall &c
uassed Capc oIe April and had Hight winds Will
much calm thence e The Line was sssAlmsd ,sr days q
bark Eastern Prcylnce days from As FOE 81 Helena
9th "a s. lon 10 T. spoke bark ocsan 9nsrn from sngs
pore Ipndon; yh ist lat z: 5, Ion 81 W. whaling bar
hice Beebe OF Cold sng q mos out had taken no'hin
aiv CO leaving Sandwich Isiands-woIld cruise t Aug
Ship Quicks,ep, wnde london April s and Isle Of Wigh
24th. with mdsc, 70 Dunhsm 2sh ns a' w ion o. S'
| sltp W est Point, hcncefor Liverpool :. .
| bark Aibs (fiam), Niemeysr, shsnghas Jan ~, via
Helena Arr H. With teas TO Everett co. 81 Boston ABR
III on the Equator Ion "a W, spoke Br shp Tpiree fror
sydney London 2s Inst lat ~ Ion 70 brig Josiah Je'
| from Ponce for New York. -
BARK Cephas starrett lof Eocklend Gregory Cc,c, VI
| Rockland days with sat, 10 Met ALI Duncan
| BARK Marct (Br, OF supGerland, Robinson, Lisbon,
, | days. In halsst TO Arkcli Hurst
&c 10 G J&F W Corgl Tth inst, oil P.rnsmhuco, spoi
shp Bethlah Thayer Peadoton, 70 DAYS from Girala a e
Calao--was then II drys OF the Equator April l6 h
al s. IS k spoke ship James Nesnlth, from Portland
Moncyidco who sok from Buenos Ayrcs pilot, wha
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MfscellaneOus.

Bank SILVER Corp burnt yesterday was built in 1858 at
American s can % iioyds i' 'S''''
BAss zpos from Rockcnd Philadelphia pu, back
scHn II Baooxs from New York, pa, into s. John. NIB
2lh Inst for repairs, having been In contact
been sold parties in Ayres and will sail under
Buenos Ayrean colors.
by aoardmar, Capt wm sanborn and Nathan Blake, Jr
scisSs,e, and Is iiotens bar,hcn.
Spoken, &c.
ship Pse Besslins hence for Liverpool May 81 M 80
ship Genoa, hence for Antwerp. April ss Ia, t lon Ms
iara March s. IA, 81 s s. % ,perSaP. ths JoSn Gil
Ss' os sDs no
Barr Iapnshier for Dcmaara, May Is lat . o.
Martha Ann Il days rs% S card'na' Os Boston, May
krg Matthew's, from Portland for cardcnas May ~ lat
BRIG Mary Badd from boston Domingo May II, lat
schr Gen Arms,rong from New Haven for Porto Rico,
'''' ~ Foxelgn Ports.
AnRovo May 9in port 81 brig Albion, for New York Br
TN IN por, % inh nr big Lnwood. for yyork 10 anyA
ssss Aps pr slo & sSS: aaS sse
irSa, NYcrR for sineasorc disss ssrsosa Ma,hes.
ss Eaof Esropo w s ' s
M ,ess a % sss
.sSI sg for & siS sss
sr sawyer on and for Boston ds = errern k
Wsss sS 2. Cork ss@sa.s f:r day;
Bucksport, NYcrk Lagrange
Wellington Jackson, Nycrk; 9Th ship Bourne lord
vslpa raso John Kerr sweetser amherst brig opc
phine Wocd Conception del Uruguay; ih, hrig Moonlight
Brssypa May ls-ssa Br brig Roseaal Minnie sow New
YORK;, Cork.
CIssruHeos May iS-sld ship Zeaae Conn Rddeh New
York. barks Mary sstson, Gray and Medora webste Bos
ton 9th Argean Crosby, do; brig Zen Dunng winchcs-
Elrrrurna. May HIN por, Br sehrs Liverpool and shan
non, for NYork ahsut days
FAIsosrH =. May li-Arr baEs Courant Oliver, g. Tho
HyAs. Nay mIn port saas Ma'ss.ss. s:s Bell Avs.
ea SI nne: sslps kesrssss Sawyer for Slorf oSn and AZ
p%Sis % Humphrey, SYSrI Hannah SrooSoy sheriff; ya
nsr wrg: Marks Anna whssler, for NYork; Xcon tFrj
| Le Mesie, Tor Norleans; Eliza Strong, Strong, 10
Ss%ore III Psrs nss: foT ob bRcsSWns Luessn
Ten; Iazon, Tro',; Lacy Eluabs,h, Nichoiss; iIcl
con. Grseory; Antioch Gardnsr; TalAyera, Merrhey
Ars o Tsssnsn hissSssr sSSsh n,. Ssxy
Jsrrsa MwsailS. SS sro%n SraSs rsn en-
sSpssi sss ssim sS Msssr Ss,n;r
shsrer, shser Baltnore; Isabai tl:r) Ansrs and
rindle, Bings. uoncss il0e; Cora sebej oscrsoA an
Prnces.n trebe> barn. and lhe recent arrivals
brig Ansesun Mahlman Trinidad 70 load %r Falmouth
SYort M arSs roansin Ksl ar tom sosieS, arr iss
synme< Tor NYork, ldg; Emma Chasr, Gkey, for Poi
sna as Bsncsaid for Co.'S ay ao sriSs wsrpos
Col cois"s cxsin ns cSassn. cs ssN rs"SS S
tse, Mcrr ran, and Peer Lsrabee, Daley Portn
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TIE PRrs STEAMER CovsTTrnoS.-By statements
made In our city journals II would be construed
that tho above vessel, which arrived last night,
VISA another valuable prize; but in justice to par
ties concerned, wish u mako a correctsn ~ fol
lows-Tbe Constitution was formerly the George Wash.
ngon Of Albany, and pIied between Newburg and Troy,
the time Of her capture under United States
government charter, having a cargo Of Nv, handrcd
bushels Of aud few suffers for Port Royal
She is only IT'S tons burthon. When OF Iockwoods Folly
Inlet which fifteen mics from Wilmington river N c.
she hailed by the United States gunboat Ponobsce,
and ordered or that port The pilot, not knowing his
courss became confused. She again hailed by the
Monticello and gunboat Victoria, when che became
plcous and taken In charge by Executive Officer
Alfred Emerson.
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CHAnxe-CIARE. E.-0n thur sday; Hay 20, by the Rev.
Joseph Sanderson, Mr.. ASIREw CHARE to Miss MARTnA
JANE CLARK.
CARHARr--MSmS .-On Thursday, May 20, at Christ
church, by the Rev. +. II. Canneld, y. D., LYMAN b.
CARuARr to OrnErIA, daughter Of O. Merle DAubigns,
Esq. all Of Brooklyn.
F6uRSxr--MRAIor.- Monday, May 20, by the Rcv.
J. p. Wills Mr. Lorn ForRsKl, Of California, TO Miss
Zox MRALor, OF this city.
Gnns-vERusor.--On Thursday evening, May 20, by
the Rev. Mr. McAllistcr, Mr.. J. LAwRxScs GILES, Of
Brooklyn T. d., TO Miss Aiicr younges daughter Of An
tnony and Alice verhosf, cf this city
HrBHxTI--BERrxi. On "Wednesday evening, May 20,
at 50. stephens church, by tho Row Dr. Price, Mr..
CHARIxs W. HUBnKrL 70 Miss SARAH y. B3ur, all u this
city.
IASsoS-wTuTxc.-On Thursday, May %, IN tho
Church OF the Holy Communion, Geneva, wis, by the
Rcv. Mr. Dafter, ANDaxw LAWSON, OF New York, 10
KArR A. second daughter Of william II. whiting, ESQ,
OF Geneva, Wis.
NrcrIorsoS-RAyNovp.--on Thursday, Nay 20, al tho
residence Of the brides mother, by the Rev Father
Moylan, 4. j.. PAIL " NicHoIsoS TO MARY r. RAYMOND
daughter Of tho lao Harvey Raymond, ESQ., all OF this
city.
frNprKroN--TowssEsD.--Tnw williamsburg, on Tues
day. May ~, by tho Rev. N whiting, Mr.. EDw Ann
PESpIEToN 70 Miss RyASSA q. TowxHSD, all Of Williams
burg.
UMacs--HAoApox.- Thursday evening, May %, a
the residence Of the brides father, by tho Rev Mr.
Pegg, Mr. GBoRoR Il. UxRAcH 10 MARIA l. HAeADoN, nj
| Of this city
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Miss BArEMASs BiNErT.-This distinguished young
actress takes her boneht this evening 1t will be seen
by correspondence published in our advertising CO.
iumns that Madame strakcsch Miss Carotta Patti and
Mr.. Molenhaner. impeled BY their admiration Of her
talents have proercd their services to her upon this
occasion. The boy pianist, Willie b. Pape, wiIl We
behave, also Join in this tribute grateful when it is
spontaneous from artist to artist. The play will be
"Geradine," ons OF Miss Batomln's greatest parts
After that there will be vocal and strumontal con-
cert embracing the talent have named.
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FAsFIcs rIslsrRx 'Eoi Nh AssociAros.-Ths race an
nounced TO take place yesterday afernoos did
OFT Lady Emma tho only nag that rnado her ap-
perance on The track Jilt sad fallen ams What "a,
do. James ynch, do. do Nn.bo Dick net thought
nmbe enough 10 try conclusions with LADY Emma Tho
weather being un'avorabe there not above hun
dred persons the grounds.
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Order OF Arrest OF Merchant ON the
Allegation Of Fraud by Obtaining
Money Under Fictitious Representa-
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERN.

SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERN.
MAY 30.-Wtltsam A. Bige,o,o and Hudson Hocg,and
Sdma HaIet-The plaintiffs in this set forth In
adavit that the action is brought TO the sum
$4,000 from the defendant by the plaintiffs as copars
nss under the firm OF Bigclow Hoagland thas on the
SOtA Of January 1882 tho plaintiffs applied to by
HaIlet to loan to alleged nrm known Samuel Halct
Cothe said Samuel Hallett being in fact tho mauag-
ing partner thsreof-hs of $40 900; that Hallst
agreed to give tho note Of his firm that amount and
also to transfer to the plaintiffs the instruments cert
Gates hereinafter mentioned that upon the representa-
tons OF Ialett the plaintiffs accepted such propo-
sal, and accordingly advanced him the $40 900
on receiving tho promissory note Of Hactts firm,
dated January so, 1852, whereby they promised pay
on demand $40 600, with interest. At the time of loan
ing the money certain instruments purporng car-
tfeaes for 900 Of five per State Of the
State of Indiana and purporting TO represent and DO
Indebtedness or said State Of Indiana fer said last
named amount, were delivered TO the plaintiffs COL
lateral security for tho oan the note expressing that
the plaintiffs were authorized to soil said collateral
rity the performance Of said promse that no
part Of tho OF SO 900 has been paid and the whole
amount, with interest thereon from April 1862 Is
aad unpaid though demanded, which amount the plain
tins claim In this action. The instruments or State
stock each 70 BE- signed BY the Treasurer and
Auditor OF the State Of Indiana tho plaintiffs have de
nanded the return OF the money IRON Halett
and offered 70 give up the note snd instru-
Cd by plaintiffs solely the credit OF the
certificates their belief OF tho OF Hal
lett. and not at all tho credit OF defendants firm
which utterly insolvont deponent (Bigslow) be-
eyes it represented by Haliett that said instru
mens or certificates regular and valid certificates
for the amounts they purpored TO bo and binding upon
the state Of Indiana Indebtedness that State to
tho amount Of $40 900, and the plaintiffs accepted the
same as such collateral security and loaned and advanced
70 him SO 900 In the belief that such
valid that deponcnt has boen informed within
last ten days that said instrument certificates Of
indebtedness invalid and spurious that he at
about inquiry to such matter and lie has had several
interviews with samuel Hllet and also with Hudson
the present agent OF tho State OF Indiana and he has
CortAned from and through that the Certificates
not issued with the authority Of tho proper officers
Of that State, but and invalid and binding
said State and issued without right by with
the oonnivance OF Slower and that at the time San
actt transferred them TO plaintiffs he knew the facts
connected with the issue OF the Instruments and that
the invalid and not binding; that tho repre-
ssatations false and made to ceraad plaintiffs
Upon these state OF facts Judge Moncriof granted
order for the arrest Of, Saml. Haliett.
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RAssy's CONVERSATIONAL MATiNEEs-This morning Mr..
Rarcy wi for the last time exhibit his power over the
horse. Il will be by far the resng OF his ex
hbitions as upon this OCCASION he will only reply
TO every question which may be put to him. but volun
teer to amc and thoroughly humanzs the vicious horse
OF any lady who may request such favor at his hands
We recommend the fact to the attention OF our fair
readers
The New York herald., 1862-05-31

Marine Disasters Reported I'm May, 1864.
From record kept by l. H. Upton, Secretary the Ame
rcan Shpmasers Association, have compiled tho follow
Ing list Of disasters for May, 1862
Those marked A. abandoned; coilisions D, dis.
masted F. fire; L. leaky; NJ msng put In ports in dis
trNss; 8, stranded; =. sunk by rebels. -----
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WALLAcK's THEATRE-Ws beg to call attention to
the fact that Miss Madeleine HenriQues takes her benent
this evening" when win be played for the first time at
this establishment, the capital comedy Of Time Works
Wonders.n
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

The militia Reg ments 10 Positively CO.
Notice from Colonel Bliss.
Colonel Bliss sends the following letter, which, II
i seen settles the question Of the acceptance the
militia regiments BY government
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
DEror or ton NrsERs, 81 wALKER SrRExr,
NEW YORK. May 80, 1862. !
IN consequence or reports lndusri usy circulate
ON directed TO rcaues thai will state
shat tho militia regiments ordered 10 Washing
ron are expresl! accepted by tno secretary n war Tor
4he period OF three months unless sooner discharged
they cannot and will not be detained longer Your obe
dent servant, : GEO. b. IS, Jr.,
Colonel Commanding Depot.
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Prizes Cashcd In All Lcgnllzed Lotteries. .
given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
ii Wan street, New York room No. l.
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Attention, MIlitary.-LObin Brooks &
SON. < Broadway, OF Howard street. have largo
assortment Of Marching Boots and Iaco Boots.
The New York herald., 1862-05-31

Eight Carries de Visites for 81 90. not
excelled At price, at BALCHs 23 Greenwich
corner of Barcay
The New York herald., 1862-05-31

Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25l Broadway Of Murray
NJ york
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At Jencrs', 573 Broadway, Ladies' Bal
moral Boots 81 and 81 80; Misses 81 rs and ST. So Chill
dren's, 81 Is and 81 81. JEFFERS 5I3 Broadway.
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Army Shoes, all styles, all Prices, mt
BARTLETTS cheap Boot and Shoe Store 57z Grand street
cor nj
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New style Carte de Vfsite Photographs
81 Dozen cheapest pictures In the world at HOLINESS 26i
Rrond d,vay
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prixes Cash ed
and information given, BY TAYLOR CO, Bankers 10
Wall street.
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Who Takes the Lead In Fashionable
Hatsf Why, WHITE, the King Of Hatters. LOOK his
splendid styles. 2l6 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-05-31

Grand Family Holiday at Bnrnum's
MusoumTwo splendid performances at and Ia O'Clock.
Those who would the babies Monday morning had
better be there early for there viii be u crowd
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Startling Intelligence.-The Demand
for KNOXS Spring Hat is great that total exhaustion OF
the supply Is threatened and the rule that the
excellent OF his establishment No. 22 Broad
way Is first come first served" we would advise such OF
readers have purchased ther Spring Hat
call without further delay KNOX'S uniform proe for his
elegant fabrics is only ST.
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DIR. KInne's New Truss, tho only Per-
feet aad bathing Truss Cheap cean comfortable
No. 257 broadway.
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Defiance md Burglar Proof SAFES, also
Sdeboaris and Parlor Safes 6j Murray street corner Cob
lege place. r. NJ. PATRICK.
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A Pure T0bacco.-YellOyv Bank T0bac.
co-Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco FREQ from all
impurities for sale by all tobacco and dealers and
Wholesale by Z. GOODWIN BROTHER, 200 Water street.
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Trusscs.-Marsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss Oc No Yessy street (under the Asor House, op
pose the church Female attends sd No connection
whatever with any other Truss oaico Of name
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Cristcdoro's Hair Dye, Preservative and
wigs the beg. tho world. wholesale and RETAIL and the
dyeprivately appAed ~ No. 8 Astor House.
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THE EVACUATION OF C0RINTH.

Retreat Of the Rebels Under Beaurega rd
from Corinth-Occu patton OF the Place
by Gen. Hallcck's FOrces-Tho Advance
ON Rfchmond-R0ut OF the Rebels Mt
Hanover Court House, Va.-The Rebel
Attack on Banks Column-NInp d OF the
Scene OF Opernti portnn mt IntelIi-
genco from the Mississippf-The Latest
News, &c., &C., &c.
An Account OF the Evacuation Of the Works CorInh
by the Rebels under General Beaurcgard their Retreat
to Okoona, and the Occupation OF the Place by Union
Troops under General Haeck, will be published in the
WEEKLY HERALD, ready this morning. at ten O'Clock II
will also contain account Of the Rout OF the Rebels at
Cupeprer Court House, Va. and the Latest Dispatches
respecting the Advance tho Rebel Captal An te-
resting account Of the Rebel Attack General Banks
Corps, and Of the falling back Of the Union Forces to
Wliamsport illustrated with q Map OF the Scene OF
Operations Accounts Of the Surrender Of Nachoz War.
renton and vcksburg tho Mississippi and OF the De-
parture OF the Union Fleet for Memphis Interesting Ac
count OF the Situation OF Affairs In Now Orleans and
mass OF highly important In regard the Progress
Of the War from all points Of tho country Tho Condition
or the Coming Crops Tho Latest from Europe,
and all interesting OF the past week.
TERMs.-Thres Dollars per year. Single copies six
cents.
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Beautiful Complexion.-Lnird' Bloom
of Youth Liquid PEARL FOR serving and beau he
complexion and skin Sold BY al druggists aud 80 Broad
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Omcial Drawing or the kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KxSrUcKY, Extra CLASS 2Os-May 80, 1862
80, 80, IS. rs, 4. "a, As, So, 65, 70. g. 62, 10.
DELAWARE, CLIss 23o-May 80, 1852.
43, 62. 6, &c. 81, IA. 72, %, Sc, II, 26, So, %.
JOHN A. NORRIS & Co..
Wilmington Delaware or Covingtou, Kentucky.
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Birth.


HARvARD--At Mount Vernon, N. Y, on Thurs v
May 20, Mrs. W. N, HARVARD, Of daughter.
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Omcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy &
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteres
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 2j.-May so. lSS2.
81, "a, Al. 62 IL. 50, 10, As, so, AT. 2, IA, 43.
KIsrucKY, GLASS 25s-May 80, 1862.
26, IS, IL. 81, IT, IA, 43, 4s, s. A, so, 50, 80.
Circulars sent free OF charge BY either
MURRAY EDDY q CO.,
Covington. KY, or St. Louis, No
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Barry's Tricophcrous In the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauyng curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' ,ry H. sold BY
AL druggists.
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. MEnIcAL DEPARr.
l wsrt The sessiun of lS023 will commence Cyt0
Ser % valentine Mott p, Etherits Professor OF sps.
Esrapeutos; a. bedford D., Professor Of Miewifesyi
John W. Draper D. Professor Of Chemistry md Phy-
Van Buren N. D. Professor o. Anatomy; lohn Me!eas.
The arranged so as " give Opportunity For daily
attendance ~ the numerous hU pAls and dypensaries Tne
condncted az herrtoere TIE spring suumer and autun.
un ic,ssrs nny be addressed 70 rro
issor pppss rrssldsa, Of the Medical Faculty UnIvsrs
York '-' Il ~ "' a@
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DR.. Kcnncfly,s DIclIicnI

DIR. Kenncdy's Medical Discovery Is
warranted 10 Scroula Erysipeias Rngworm, sald
Head Salt Rheum, Ulcers Fever Sores Pimpe and every
disease Of the Skin. OF whatever nature.
DIR. r.. II. Clarke's Vegetable Sherry
wne Btters the system inygcratss the sack.ed
frame pures the bid od and produces an pet Only 70
cents. Sold everywhere.
CampbeI's Old Estnblished Drug and
Chemical Store Of Eighth and Twenty
street. Personal attendance and pure medicines.
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The Twelfth Regiment.

This regiment which has earned some celebrity in tho
present campagn is under mirchng orders AMI the men
sxpect TO get of momentriy Recruits docking in
sn large yesterday and the all the
i vsue IN expectation of getting during The
The arrangements however, viii rot be complete before
eoday tomorrow when the regiment will start with
Tul compem ent Of men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
FROM PANAMA.

P.NAMA, June g. 1862.
Since tie sailing Of the last oeamsr the excitement
contingent on The arrival Of The troops from CartL'
rena has almost entirely died out aed he lsthmus Is
apnarenrly a. tranquil az if nothing had bipi ened.
should the next steamer from C,rihagena bring a
new Government agent there will, Of course, be
another stampede. =,
By way of Ecuador news has been received rom
Pas o. the stronghold of Arboeda 10 The effect that
he fArooleda had succeeded ~ sugmeDting bis
orce, 20 ~ 900 men, and bad crossed the Cordlleras
10 the Atlantic side, where he expected 90 defeat
nosquera but beyond this one.sded report there II
no.hing from the interior
4 horrid murder WAS committed al 1aboga on the
q5tb 4 Chlero met an old Frenchman IN tie street,
of whom De was ealou,, and cut him open with "a
knife. causing almost ins'ant death.
Tho weather continues delightful although now
the middle Of the vet season. Very little rain has
ALLEN as vet, aud the heal Ia Of tie Ishmus Is eX-
cellout.
There ia nothing from Central America silce The
sailing OF the last steamer
The steamer ST. Thomas arrived at Aspinwall on
the I'd inst, and the Champion from New-Nork on
the 10th.
The Governments of Ecuador and Perm have
agreed 10 leave the settlement of their difficulties TO
Grea. Britain.
Tie British ship Zambesi sailed from Panama for
Callao on the 3th inst
The United States chip Saranac and the BRUSH
.hip Termsgant slill remain ~ the Bay OF Panama.
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MOTEL ARRIVALS.
very ehectiy

The Come de Paris, Due de ChaTtres Morhain,
and Lecerc left by the train yesterday for Bos'
Ton. Prince de Joinyille following in the O'Clock
boat
Count MERCER is still a, the New-York Hotel, but
will leave shortly with HE family for Nsw-London,
there 10 reside during The warm months.
Baron de Stoecsl, the Russian Minister, returned
from visiting his family 4, West Point yesterday,
and is stopping az The Clarendon Hotel.
Thomas u. Wahers, the architect Of the present
Capitol ut Washington, and Of Girari College, IN
Philadelphia, is stopping AZ .bo 81. Nicholas Hotel
T.. b. French OF Washington and Il. r. Goson aud
II. NJ Hanna OF The L. 8. Navy, are at the same
hotel.
Major Wilder Dwigb; Of the "a Mass, Capt Wet
more aud lady, and Henry Ledyard, Of Newport,
are az the Brevoort House.
H. ". Coo OF OREGON, Capt. Eddy Of tie L. ;.
Army, Dr. Head of the o. g. Army, o. W. Hhi OF
Aspiuwan, and DR.. f. y. Cook and A. A. heiy
Of Kentucky, are at the Metropolitan Hotel