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AID FOR SOUTHERNERS.

Sr. LOUIS Tuesday, June TO- 1852
James Z. Ycatman, President of the Western
Sanitary Commission, this morning received dis
patch from Gen. Halleck, stating that hundreds of
women and children in that vicinity are in stalv-
ing condition. their husbands and brothers have all
been pressed into the Rebel service and robbed of
everything and appealing to the citizens of St.
Louis for relief for the sufferers.
MIR. Yestmann laid Gen. Halleck's dispatch before
the Union Chamber of Commerce, and g., 900 worth
OF provisions was Immediately subscribed, and a
committee appointed to receive and collect food
money to buy it with. Similar proceedings were
had at the old Chamber of Commerce. and liberal
subscriptions Of provisions and money were made.
The citizens generally are also furnishing large
supplies of provisions, and, from present appear
ances, The hospital steamer Empress, which will
leave for Pittsburg Landing tomorrow, will DO
heavily laden with food for the suffering Southcners.
Contributions from other points, addressed to
Brig.-G Collum, Chief of staff, Corintb Miss,
will be properly distributed Money is not required
as there no provisions in the country to purchase
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aeAuREoARD AT okoLoNA.
loss ESTIMATED At 10000 TO $4,000 MEN.
Constant DeSertiOnS from His Ranks.
hodges TO CONCEAL ARMS.
DECENTRALIZATION OF THE ENEMY.


WASHINGTON, Tuesday June 10, 1862
The following message received at the War Depart
nent this morning;
CoRISrH, Mondsy, June 9, 1862.
Hon. T. H. STANTON. Secretary Of war.
SIR: The enemy has fallen back to Tusilla, so
miles from here by railroad aud near 20 miles by
wagon road Gen. Pope estimates tie Rebel loss
from casualties prisoners snddesertion at over 20 COO
and Gen. Buell. at between 20, 900 and sc, 600.
person who was employed in the Confederate
Commissary Department says they had 100, 900 men
in Corinth, ami that now they cannot muster much
over S0,ooO. Some of the fresh graves on the road
have been opened ar found filed with arms.
Many Of the prisoners of war beg not to be ex-
changed, saying they purpcsely allowed themselves
20 be taken.
Beauregard himself retreated from Baldwin on
Saturday afternoon to Okolena
II. W. HALLECK. Major. General.
NoTE-We suppose tho telegraph has made mistake. We
fnd Tuslla but there Tapelo, the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad AZ miles from Corinth.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......JusA
Cleared.

Ships-George Hurbut Mason l. spoo'. Stgrgrs, Clear
Co Windsor Forest, Carly. Liverpool c. G. Dunc
faf West, PAGE Cork Wan r. Cross. 81 ikesPeASe fic;s
Brersen. {. Luling.
Bsrks-Lexington wilkins, CsdiE Tupp Baltic ysin,'
J.. Ward, Durham, Isza james f. Ward Ocean Pearl
Ccote. Belfast Edmstor Bros
Bfigs-R H. Moul'on. Sloan ST. john, n B., A. salihe',
Co Galfure OBJ Steel Demar,r.. Middleton G
Caroline Porter. Aspiuws, Panama Railroad Company H.
Haveiock Dexter. 81. John ". T.. ]. y Nhituly 90.
Young Dorchester. NcDowusDd, Havsus " Trujil'1 >
Niung. hssns Chsrts, Shaw st Johns, h. +, u. H. DE
Nolf
Scheerers-o G: Aeken. Peck stanford Caroline foA
Philadelphia, }. w. hcheei SNOW Dut, hirser.ou, Hsr
witch Ma.s.. T. y Chase c.. O.wego lBr Card HALIFAX
Ms. ID De Wof: j. W fau.kliI. Boston. Dayton ca
Elizabeth Helen smith Philsdrpha H. y. Racket Ana
conds (Br) Ward ~ John \. b., ID. r. De Wolf Pmlan
thropiat Homor Belfast. Me r. p Buck Co Ga.s-nic
Hodskin. Abscos, Jos. Eneas
slo1p-Ao,ive, Bntcr SorV'ch. c. Hsvev
Barge-stsvsBs. Rainier. Bsltim ore w Da'ssi
S,esner-Dih.o, Pratt, Norfolk.
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Sanitary Commission.

Thai s Sanitary Commission will open Office for the
n To cnnrsli1e at this Office all in!oruson hat
G h,a,nsJ from royerrmon,s and Other sources con-
corning the departure arrival Of transports hsv1ng cs
wounded troops sbcafd to keep recofd o. scN aae
wouudsd .odiers arriving at this port and Of me
made OF them To medium Of communication sn1n{
local associations .or the relief the scA IA s sa
cooperae with the u 3 Military and aeaieal
here the potation. reception, and dsuouoh oi -
mli stnl1rt; desirous Of acting as dressers The
in eyice Of the Commission viii please report At
h Office enter lheir and address reference, TO n
medical pecs tors and the notice they require "hs ee'o
nurses volunteering th-ir services tbs transports.
will e,tsr he names this Office with EedIsss snt f,Ier-
surgeon. aud physicians seeking information IN regard 70
tn pgue seyce wishing to vountser In ncess
H psrson, hayins Sanes with tho Commis,!Oo. will APP
py in person 70 the Superintendent in charge between
n aud ii D. M The Executive Committee 81 thu Sanitary
Commission win usually meet at the Office oss"sen ana
The expense. of Ire Commission very heavy The
en-, has Coz. less than 22 900 mostly in the pur
Sanb West il Is believed that this xpsndtars has saved
thousaud lives q, least, in Nugnia alone
Contributions urgently solicited. sad may be sent TO w.
The SsIous hospitals and soldiers relief associations ~
ibis city ave Invited to report before of every day vhss
The following articles Of hospital clothing AID supplies are
W;S ;.sd ~ Hs 81 asS
stu,e:
Sheets. greatly wanted.
Cotton SHIRTS, greatly wanted
Cotton drawers. greatly wanted
Cotton socks greatly wanted.
Cotton mot woolep) wrappers. wanted
FLANNEL bandages, wanted.
suPPkIRs. ..
eie. tea spir.A wines ipecec food naenrsa nilks
ed ard desiccsted vegetables Boston eAcAes
beef extract ice BY the cargo. III,
The rroigou, demand 81 the 10. month during which
uorr dian huelred thorSand eitces Of clohng oesds
other suppesl lave been issued by the Commission 10 th
sick aud wounded in the army on the fotom alone
urobaby larger amount to the Western and otnei
% reduced stock ald although Ok. GASES nav
been received the Washington depot since Apri ~ I'D
demand is nsuch greater than the supply
the specified list In this sdvsrtissmen'~
besought oi the part OF those sending supplies -,
To this :, to be added and unexpected want
cast.of outer co,hnscosts, psnaloone vests 70 ci0
have fsuled their uniforms a. 70 90
ole to eave tho shore without f-sh clothing
/ HENRY w. BELLOWS Pre- ~. ,y.ux
GEORGE T. STRONG, Treasurer % " NJ"
THOS. II. FAiLE jr, c.,.a.,
Superintendent Of Agency Of !hs CSs RosSssv.
New.Yora May %, 1852. NO. 500 80 -
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oasciai Dispatches Detailing che Event
Raising tie Cid Fiag-Cond"et Of the
Muyer and Ciiizens-AddiiionnI PHfii"
.ula-s Of the Naval Engagement.

WAsuISGTOE. Tuesday, June 10 I5oZ.
The following dispatches from Col. Eiei were
receive this morning at the War Department:
us RAN SWITZERLAND June T. ,. m
Opposite MemphiA
Hon. Z. ~ srAxros, Secretary Of Va:
SIR: Yesterday, alter the engagement wan INC
Rebel feet had nearly Terminated, and the ennboats
and one Of nv rams had passed below, Was H.
formed that white flag had been lsed IN the oty'
immsd ately sent 10Y soi, medical cadet Charles
H. Elet. ashore with a hay Of truce, and be follow
ing note 70 the authorities: TO-,
Understand that the City Of Memphi. has s1iTeldefcc.
therefor. send 10y with two Cpe9 states hsF' WIZ
pon he Court, ouse evidence Of the return Of your city
70 tie care and protection q ~ SSnu1 o
The bearer OF the flag aDd the above note wa. ac-
eompanied by Lieut.. Crunkel Of the 18th Illinois
Reeimen,, and two men Of The boat guard.
The following is the reply of The Mayor OF the
city: $40,
To Coi CHARLES fILET jr. Comne11dlng sff, ,o,,d
The civil u he city advised Of i,s
der tie United States Government and our
reply 70 YOU & simply respectfully that We have no
foiee to oppose The sing the flag. have directed to
R,,pec,fnlv JOHN PARK Mayor
On reeeiying lois reply, tie small party proceeded
70 the Post-Ofiice to raise the National Flag, and
were there Joined by the Mayor. II is proper 70 say
that the conduct Of the Mayor and some OF the
cltNens was unexcep,iorable, but the party was
ou''NNA'S" Ny an tNfNt1 crown uriDB duKIJ
threatening language. They ascended to the top OF
The Pos'-Oliee and planted the flag, though fired
upon several times and stoned by the mob below.
silil, believe this conduct WAS reprobated BY the
people OF standing in the place. Indeed, many evil
dences Of an extensive Union sentiment ia the place
reach me- Respectfully,
CHAs. ELLET, j.. Col Commanding Ram Fleet.
.OpPosITS MgsPnIs. Tuesday, June 10. 1862.
To Hon. Y. NJ STANTON;
SIR: There are several facts touching the naval
engagement Of the 9th inst, at this place. which
wlsb to place on record.
approaching Memphis the gunboats were in
lie Advance. had received notice that fpht
vas expected, but was informed ON landing within
sight Of Memphis that the enemy's gunboats had
'ssreated down the river. My first information Of
The presence Of the enemy was shot which passed
over my boat. had four of my most powerful rams
IN the advance and ready for any emergency; the
"bers were towing rhe barges.
on advancing 10 the attack expected, of course,
70 be followed by the Monarch, the Lancaster, and
we Switzerland. The Monarch cane in pallantly.
Some OF the officers Of the Lancaster, which now
hsd the next place In the line, became excited and
ecnfnted but the engineers behaved well. The
pilot erred in signals, and backed the boat ashore
ana disabled her rudder. The captain of the Swift
serlsnd construed the general signal order "to keep
eAi miis IN the rear Of the Lancaster 10 mean
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that he was "to keep half mile behind her in the
esngagement, and therefore failed to participate
hence the whole brunt of the fight felI mon the
Queen and Monarch.
had either the Lancaster or Switzerland followed
me, as the Monarch did, the Rebel gunboat Van
Dorm would not have escaped, and my flagship
would not have been disabled. Three of the Rebel
rams and gunboats which wero struck by my two
rams sunk outright and we're lost: another, called
the General Price, was but slightly injured, and
am now raising her. and purpose to send her to
my fleet. Respectfully,
CHARLES ELLET, JR..
Colonel Commanding Ram Elect.
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Nnrsets-Reoor,ei Ju Tsley,apI

PHLADsLpHIa, Jure I0-FLouR firm and advanced II a.
= 6ztasa 70 WBxsr active White o. ZrdSi 80; Red
~ EHsi a. Coas setive Yellow Sc. MESS Pork Bl2.
bALriseks, Juns lo.-FLouR vsry dull WHEAT trim
sale. III eo bush Western White 400l sos Red . $50
81 H. CORN firm ard in fair drmsud Oars sctive Rrr
dun PROVISIONS quiet Pork dull. LARD firm WHISKY
2tn. "
Bcvv,o Juns 10. 40 p m.-FIouR steady WHEAT
quiet bot hrn sales 10000 bush. soc. for Grs-r
do e3c. for Kenosha Spring. CoKs ia better de.
m,nd sales 80 zoo Bush at 4oc for Old WHISKY nominal
Whest to New.yort InpoKTs I2CO bbis Flour; iO3 900
bush. Whes! 43.oos bush Corn E1PoRrs. % zoe bush.
W est; a. 900 bush. Corn.
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that an addition Of 700 head to the stock On sale bsd
q, ven them chance, and IS q chance of she sor.
come but seldom, they awaited them selves of it, and
proved that though delays were dangerous" in
this case I. ey were advantageous Yesterday proved
to the butchs rs that there is no immediate prospect
Of exhaustpg the stock Of buIlocks in this great
country, even if !. 'ncc Sam does want good many
for his boys and tha the prospect Is favorable tia;
the city may continue 30 eat cheap beef yet while
longer; at least till we ge.' plenty of fruit.
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CITY ITEMS.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
NIxoSs GARDsSs-Sixh avenue and Fourteenth
street" Promenade Music and Equestrian Perform
snces." .
NIxoys PALACE OF Music Sixth and Fourteenth
street" Opera and Ballet Performance"
WALLACk's Tn.ATsE-No IA Broadway. new burlesque
Tho Lady Of Lyons" Handy Andy and The
Yankee HousekeepeT"
NTBLo's GAKDEx-BroAdsay. THE Syf.nH
B.R.Uxs AMERICAS Mrsxus- broadway. BABY Show, Com
modose Mutt Whale. &c. day and night. The Mar
ned Rake and " Your LIES in Danger"
NATIONAL ACADEMY o. Dksi0S-so 90 Broadway, dsy
and evening. ~ -
WINTER GAKpKS-" The wizards Tempest Magic" &c.
ACCIDENT or Music" LucT zis Borga" Concert by Cots
chalk performance by Hermann"
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u. +. X r.
prrpcyps PATENT PILES PIPE.

The ONLY instrument fos the SAFE and PERFECT IN
TERNAL APPLICATION OF Ointmenis. Made OF HAhD
RUBBER, 1t neither BREAKS nor C0RRODES 1t Is ea'i'y
tysgRrxp by PATIENTS THEMSELVES causing NO
PAIN to the TERRIBLY SENSITIVE PARTS.
While It PREVENTS all WASTE, 1t THoKooShLf
DISTRIBUTES the Ointment the DIsxAsp 'hu'
eGectng asPEEDY CURE. To ARMY ofSioEhS' sho
tbo.e much an the SADDLE, the Pipe Is Invaluable.
pIERCys PILES OINTMENT spplied with this Pipe
Al ONCE RELIEVES the PAINS, Alsys the lNfLAMMA-
zion STOPS .he ITCHING and ultimately cures the dis
case IL. nm, =, TuouAa W REACH
No % Beeknan e.. kew'io'h.
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NAVAL EXPEDITION TO THE INTE-
RlOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Discovery of Rebel FOrtiGcatiOns-The
Quaker-tsun II OF ge-The City of George
town at our Mercy-Demons.ration of
Union Sentiment Panic among the
Plantation Owners

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Tuesday June 10. 1862.
Tie Navy Department has dispatches from Com
mander Prentiss Of the Albaross giving an account
of recent expedition through the interior waters of
South Carolina TO Georgetown, crossing the bar on
the Dist ult. with his vessel and the Norwich,
Lieut. Cong Duncan. He entered Wiuyan Bay
near the Light-House. He found small deserted
redoubt on South Island ard extensive fortiiica-
ton, where several large Quaker guns were mounted.
The fort and another one on Cat Island were
abandoned. The next day he entered Swanpit
Creek, and steamed by the wbarves Of Georgetown,
the muzzes Of his guns being within 80 yards of the
houses. Having no land forces with him, and not
wishing to provoke contest with tue Rebel cavalry
and artillery, which might lead to the destruction of
the town-unwilling, also, that Union men should
suffer in consequence of expressing sympathy with
him-he warned t,em not 10 DO so and made no at
tempt to land Notwithstanding his warning, q
plumber OF Union men came down to the wharves to
greet him, and be computes, from what be ssw and
heard thst nearly quarter of the townspeople are
lOyal.
This estimate agrees with the statement OF fugitive
slaves at Georgetown, with whom we have con-
versed.
A woman mounted the belfry Of the church while
his boat was in front Of the town, and uniuried
Rebel flag there but though sorely tempted to have
il hapled down, Capt Prentiss RETAINED After
leaving Georgetown he assembled the Wacaman River
ten miles above the city. He describes the country
sg one OF the most beautiful and fertile in the world
watered with numerous streams and rich in tropical
products
Large quantities Of rice, be learned, were stored
in tbs nechborhood for The of the Rebel armies
at Charleston and Savannah. He brought back ~
loval co'ored South Carolinians, ard settled them
near the lighthouse, on South Island, in colony
which be protected by destroying the bridges con-
meeting il with tie main lard by which alone the
Rebel cavalry could modest them. The Rebels on
.he streams above were leaving their plantations ano
carving oil their negroes.
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Buslness Notices.

ONLY GIVE IT A FAIR TRiAL.--We ask no
more Of any one than to give JAHsEs ExPEoroKASr lair
M "a orovs thu. Il will cure the various diseases for which
IL {. recommended. 1t has IL WILL and can cure
Coush, Colds Asthms, Bronchitis bleeding from the
Lung, or Tho, whoopns Cough, Group and very large
majority Of the hopeless, cases Of Consumption wneh
o,,er rsmsde. f, to do any good Sold by lEcYxs Co.
p,c.Jvav and by Druggists generally.
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Arrived.

Steamship City otw.'lns,on; rre'i' L,,fgsol Ny p
AID oueons,own zstb. md,e 'nd pas 70 y g. pae h1S
My ~ lat 80 lon a. to Cape Race passed large number Of
Slip Iuvincibe Hepburn Liverpool May mds. ard ll5
pass spoford Tile.ion Co MAY ~ lat as Ion ~ %
% % b. ''I IL. !. e. iaS a 30 o POI % &
and Ready Of Proyineeown ID Ion 20 saw tIe Agi Ice
head Gin lat q So lon S. spoke b. brig Wandsre from
Sunderland for Boston.
and 100 pas. X slonsn EDGE "a inst LAT, q - lor
~ 80 pa ed lu..sn brig heace bound Ei- dsy, oct
pas. 70 Cbaes ii. Marshall Co va. q d,y. from
Channel to the BsIk. during wii-hs strong '" winds "a
ship Flora PAGE Leith az day. iron 20 j. H. Foster on
Sable bland spoke fishing sehl Vine q Camden. with 2o
Prime from Londonderry for Prince Edwuds Bar
Ship A VI La.Tence l9i Baiinofrl. Caypoolr j. Hare
n " and W. :. W. Wind Of ,hr ps,s.ge June at
~ 50 e. spoke schr Frances Gilmore for Cadz for hsw
Bais r Gushing tof Bo,,o7) colcord Ma',nr.ie days.
sugar to Walsh, Carver Chase
logwood to D. r. Dewof Was nine day. n. OF Hait,rss
May % of Cape Antonio "a" brig Tyre from cienieso'
big L,mstne (Nora), zernssho~ Rotterdhn c. day..
BIZ, Flvirs Clark Ea, nachas day. lumber to r. Tai.
Biz $ C. Shaw CBr., of Yarmouth, n. 81 SAsw, Arroyo,
T. ", 10 days, sugar, 80 to Ihomss james.
Biz Cey.on (Brl King Linsan II days coal 70 T. d. De
Brig orozimbo tof Bo.onj Tracy. Lnsaa 10 days. coal TO
| Schr Presto L,rrshee. maehi,s day, lumber.
.3chr T. J. Millef Jones Albany lumber. for Boston
schr Adela Br.l. Ws!cot st. George, \ B., Il days,
lumber 10 Jed Frye Co -
ser Thoua, borden wniiiug'on Philadelphia cal TO-
Fall River. $1,000 -
! Scbr Minerva Brooks Philsdelplis for Fall River.
| schr. j. &. Evans Hsg.ion Virginia days, ballast.
! sehr Transit, NcDoliid Georgetown (P. r. II dsys
oats 20 otGe7 49, . ,
Schr Laura NJ MaDgAn. La. den, Grenada 10 d-ys bars
ma. TO TLouA. Gilsftn. 9th inft ~ miles T. o. the
High ands passed potbost ~ Waterbury having fore
In l.t I. ffl NJ
sehr Eaiy Or. Of Ahchat, LeJase CAalot.etown P.
seRr ouiekstep Cof II,il). Johu'on. Hos.ou, ~ S. 10
dave potatoes TO Duryoe Hyde
schr Gilbert Bent tBrl Howard Lngaa, c. L.. 10 d.ys
coal 20 D. H. De Wolf
! Schr G. p Hazard. Dwell Hartford day,
srbr. Harvest Queen (Br) Crime. Cornyalis, \. y,
dave potatoe. 70 4. J. Npvius s. SOD
Steiner Pelican, Jones' Providence md.s to Edward
s,.smsr Petr. Young Providence md'. % Edward
Bynror ,.,,, - =,
steamer Vulcan, Morrison. Pbiidph, ad'' 70 Lopez
kiky sirick.
/ BTLOW-One bs K, uakrovu
/ WlND-Sunset r. n. T..
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CONTRABANDS FORBIDDEN TO COME INTO
THE UNION LINES AT MEMPHIS.

CHICAGO. Tuesday, june TO- l3G2.
A special dispatch from Memphis, dated the Sth
says:
1t has been decided by the Union authorities not
to allow runaway negroes to come into our lines
under any circumstances snd that they have no con-
troll over them outside the lines.
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The CHASER REPUBLICAN, CLUB OF BROOM
LYy."-Ths body held ameetng on Monday evening
at No 337 Fulton street. for the purpose of elecrne
officers for the coming year. The following gentle
men were chosen: the Hon. II. Il. Duryea for Presl-
dent; S. NJ. Griswold, President; +. b. Spooner
aud j. G.. Sherman, Secretaries. Arrangements were
made for holding public meeting the last Thursday
in this MONTH when Geo. VIM. Curtis will deliver
an address before tue Club.
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Madame Bochard will make her debut tonight
Wednesday, at the Academy OF Music in the opera
of Lucreza Borgia Messrs Brignoli, Susini, &C. IN
the other psrts. Daring the evening Mr. Goi'scha'k
will give a piano performance, and Mr.. Hermann
exhihf likewise
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HliIitarn Notices.
GENERAL HRApQUARTERs. STsTE OF NRw-yoRx,l
ApJUrASr-GBNERsL's OFFICE,

acknowledgements OFFICE,
ALBss,, June 1861.
General Orders, No. 3S.-Iu pursuance Of the pro-
Wis 5nr of sn act entitled An provide for the enroll
nent of Militia the organization and discipline OF ito
National ofhe State OF Negiork and for the pubic
defense pussed April 80 1862 enrolment OF ell persons
wi hin this liable military duty will fortf with be
made lsnts Of Reg enjoined 10 nse al
deerce IN placing the enrolment books In the hands OF COM
nsudanis o. companies other enrolling off snd e. see
the enrolment completed AID the enrolment books filed
on OF before let day Of iuiy next 10 any difficulty
should anticipated Ia completing the enromsn within The
tine fresu.ibsd The hef will upon sppica-
Or ppoiat persons TO be nominated 20 him oy
IN. enrolling officers ~ flushing such enrolment
lomandsnts of Regiments will report forthwith to the
Adu,aut the receipt Of the enrolment books anc me
n,aes and Pos. Office address Of the enrolling officers 10
Whose baud, they hsye been placed
By oroet OF the Commander nChief
THOS. HILLHOUsE, Adj c.art-Gcnersi
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BEAUREGARD's RETREAT FROM CoRINTH.
currently reported that Bssuregards fight from Conn.h
caused BY panic reliable gentleman informs us that
Secession picket captured Union msn wearing one Of
KKoIs elegant SUMNER HAr. The Rebels on comparing
il with their own dispdstsd tiles became completely dcor.
allied ard fled They are TO be had at No 2is Broadway,
corner OF Fulton-st
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Inhies, Home for Sick and Wounded

1rdIier' Homt Tor SicE HHu " UunUca
SOLDIERS The board of Directors beg leave TO
NJ nd their public Of she urgert necessities OF
more hundred sick and wounded soldiers now under
their care. They daily expecting large socesions
Monev Fisnnel and plain Cotton shirts Canton Fiannet
Drawers Psntaoons Spp.rs and Calico Gowns are very
much reeded Provisions. Deicacies Wines and Ltquo
viii be thankfully received the HOME corner Q. eyins.
ton.sy and 5lstst. All articles sent TO the AMERICAN
EMPRESS COMPANY corner OF Hudson and Jay-ss. ana
krnalysnY. will be sent free OF chIse
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bort il)aroens' Noilte.


PorrWanpTas ORNCR, No. 100 Waist
HrOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
~ section of The Act passed April H. 1851 entitled Al
Act TO Eeosanze the wsrdens Office of the Port OF nv
Yoh to all persons interested in OF having charge o. s
hi.ct matter of such inquiry. examination or survey s
;Se following vessels under eIsmnsionby the ro !.
me- e an tb.t The said surveys examinations VIII De
n,i within ten days next succeeding this notice. on
board said vessels: p No NJ p
Bark Joseph w. n
raj Tahiti aa ~ y
Rs,k ~ "a n
p,is
Bns e. ns,ns Sen Woodruff Robinson
grLoou-r Francis lane.
Schooner n. Ea.ss
Schooner WIN BUPLIp9B Pisd1'n'
l. AuC's usaRIsis S.yeIHy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-11

For PoRr ROYAL DIREcT.-i. will be seen, by
reference to our advertising columns, that Messrs
II. b. Cromwell & Co., of this city, will dispatch
to Port Royal, the 10Th inst, the steamship Io
Gust Point. This, believe, is the first vessel to
sail for that port since it was reopened
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-11
MARRIE ID.

FISK-LYONS-On Tuesisy June .. at Phlsdephs. By the
Rev Henry Ducschei, d. o. Stephen r. Fisk OF New fork
City Fannie gher OF the late Francis Of Pha-
delphis
HAMPTON-PARIsEN-On Sunday June .. BY the Rev
Mr. Capp. Mr. james Hamilton to Miss AI.es daughter
Of the late Richard f. Parisen, csl all OF this city
Eastern AID " estern papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-11
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO Tuesday, June 10, 1862.
The Rebel gunboat Gen. Bragg, captured in the
late battle arrived here to-day She will be repaired
Immediately.
There have been no arrivals from Memphis to-
day.