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ALVIN p Il.

eE A few weeks after late marriage,
the doting husband had some peculiar
thoughts when putting on his last clean
shirt, as he saw no appeaIaneeiof "a wash
ing.n He thsreupon rose eafTier than usual
Que morning, and kindled fire. When
hanging on the kettle, he made a-noise on
purpose TO arouse his easy wife She peep
ed over the blankets and exclaimed, =" a =
dear -, what are you doing +? p he de-
liberately responded, " I've put on my last
clean SHIRT and am going TO wash one now
for nnyselfY avery WELL" said Mrs. Easy,
e you had better wash one for me, too .
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Hundred and Fifth PennsyI yIyania--his name
Sweitser, from Indiana-was brought in
puiseless, dying. He had been very i'm
prudent bathing in the stream adjacent to
his camp only yesterday, on a dull, cold
morning, N thinking, with his youth and
heaith ne might venture anything. g" It's
hard, Captain he said, as he lay on his
rough bed Of hay, TO the kind officer who,
with tears in his eyes knelt beside him, tto
have 10 die like this. when one came to
'fgh for one country And then, again,
"Teli mother I died before YORKTOWN. Il
should Ike to have my body sent to her /; J.
wish, If it could be done, you'd promise me
that" Icouldn't bear to see the end of it.
Reader happily away from such scenes,
think Of what a life a, soldiers is, and let
the name move your pity and respect, your
love, honor, and gratitude. 59sd BaizsJ 10
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,s- sESr When Gen. Butler took possession
OF Baltimore, shertlyJ after the breaking
out Of the war, the New Orleans Journals
made merry at his expense, and declared be
was an old colored basberr known as
g rPlcaynne- .RutlerTn who formerly Kept a
shop under the ST. Charles Hotel, in the
Crescent City. AS General Butler has in
al probability hcone to town by this time,
ne VIII have chance 70 creR the ears of
some of big Feyilers---Nese York World. j.
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"a RD-In Delaware, parties are di vidipg on
the emancipation message Of the President.
Judge Fisher, the present able repres enta-
tive of that State in Congress, will proba-
bly, be the Candidate of the ema ncipation
party for Governor. .s5iHm-cO
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SCENES AT YORKTOWN.
AN INCIDENT.

Within our extreme lines, on what is
technically known in camp as the " PENN
sula," stands a house which is known as
Moore's." II was directly in range of the
rebel shells to-day, and one of them, after
rieOcheting through peach orchard just at
hand, went into the cellar of this house,
and thence into the kitchen, where it ex-
plOded, making a complete wreck of that
part of-the building 1t was in this house
that Lord Cornwallis signed the articles of
capitulations to the American forces in 1881.
The approaching bombardment will proba-
bly, demoIish the house entirely.
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agencasS and attend to tho settlement of all mat
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than three miles, assailed by every missile
known to modern warfare, their march wa;
inward, with loud cheers and full conf
deuce in victory qua9 ,aies5
The conduct of nay officers and men meets
with my unqualified appreciation.
herewith transmit a list of the killed
and wounded of my regiment se ee 4
Permit me through you, TO tender TO Col.
Morgan L. Smith my thanks for the cool,
brave, determined, and effective manner in
which he managed our brigade during that
glorious and trying day. gTIs-
div lam, sir, most respectfully, .-.--.-
5sial7sr st. Ysur obedient aervant, ,s7as7L
y. ...4. -.-.--- ALVIN p. HovEY,
Colonel commanding Gath Reg. l. V.
Lieut.. d. @. Coleman, A. A. Gen. 1st
Brigade, Sd DiEision.2's sdf
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Cas- simere Hats.
aa 80 4 All stylea and prices. -i=E s
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WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

IN The equitable adjs fEs "a, una prompt Cash
Spouse 70 losses, tie Pr &C yIX stands pre- -sfafnentIs
az tho head Of IT. PTeess oHs be &s ssHssivs, prGo-
ca and frstctGss bsiess system Of local agencies, 10
not erceed or aRy siBtiiar corporation S The tCor.
Insurancies solicited, aud policies issued and re
newed In this leading Corporation, fair rates by
- j. w. EEXSEN, Resident Agent,
OFFICE oE:-Marble Hall Building, Main street
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a RELIC.

'-'- Waterloo mementoes are inexhaustible.
Not so with the first siege at Yorktown.
In opening new ground in the timber day
or two ago, cannon ball was found several
feet below the surface, which was undoubt-
edly fred by the British at the American
forces during that Siege. Itfwas much rast
eaten, literally honey-combed and though
originally twelve-pound round shot, now
weighs less than eleven. II isin the pos
session of Lieut.. Col F. T. Morris. %
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B oyg Sporting Hats
-sa'f OF every description and price s-.3E
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A NOBLE INDIANIAN.

I have seen many forms of human suffer
ing, (onIy this afternoon visited the hospi-
tai Of Gen. Porter's division, ia an upper
room, ia which men were wounded with
shot, shell and rife bullets--enei through
the body, just above the heart, but l have
been seldom more affected than by what I
beheld this morning, not six yards from
where I write. A private of the One
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Infant Hat & CAPS.
a splsndid assortment Of fancy hats and caps
spring and summer styles. : ,
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Caps! Caps! Caps
All the leading styles for spring and summer just
reeeiyed. g.. - -. 81
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Soft Hats
OF every conceivable shape aud color. Latest sty
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sHoorINa A DARING ZOE.

A little incident happened to-day worth
relating. Ever since our pickets have been
within six hundred yards of the enemy's
works, rebel seven-footer has shown him
self tauntingly at safe distance from our
guns, evidently Drawing the fire OF our
sharpshooteTs.e ALI the pieces had been
repeatedly levelled upon him, but without
effect. To-day he came outside as usual,
waving his hat when two balls came whiz-
zing toward him, bat fell short. The rebel
continued his observations. Meanwhile q
messenger was despatched for a certain tel
escope target rife known to be in the
hands of a sharpshooter, and Col Berdan
and one of his officers, accompanied by two
of his men, walked out to see the result as
one would go to bear hunt. Arrived at
the point designated, the seVen-footer was
still there, when the owner of the rife
drew up at arms length, and the moment
the muzzle fell 50 as to cover his heart the
hair trigger was touched, and the taunting
foe fell without struggle. A skirmish
ensued, our shsrpshooters trying to prevent
the rebels from recovering the body, and it
was finally left outside until nightfall.
HOW THE NFGaa- -RIFIEMAN wAs RRouGHT
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JUWRs
The best work of the morning was re-
ducing to state of perfect iuutility in this
mundane sphere negro riheman, who,
through his skill as a msrksman, has done
more injury to our men than dozen of his
white compeers, in the labor of reducing
the complement of our sharpshooters. Our
men bave. known him long time, have
kept an eye on him, have lain in wait for
him. His habit has been to perch himself
in big tree, and, keeping himself hid be-
hind the body, annoy our men by firing
upon them. He climbed the tree this morn
ing in advance of the others coming out,
struggled himself in his position, and was
anticipating his usual day of quietude.-
Our men might have killed him as he came
out, bat avoided shooting, 80 as not to
alarm the others. His tree was abeu It
twenty rods from one of our pits. When
our men fred on the advancing rebel pick
ets,= he, of course, saw the FIX he was in
that he was decidedly up a tree.
81 say, big Niger" called out one of
our men, g you better come down from
there = e AGL~a
"WLat for 2" returned the nigger. .
y al want you as a prisoner @
i" Not as this chile knows of" replied the
concealed Ethiop.
"Just as you say" replied our sharp
shooter. --,s aa-a
In about on hour the darkey poked his
head out Our man was en- the lookout
for him; he had bis rife on the bead line
ready-pulled the trigger-whiz went the
bullet, down came the negro. He was shot
through the head, lt-a a-s r
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MESSAGE OF GOV. BERRY OF NEW
HAMPSHIRE.

The Message of Gov. Berry is clear and able
document. The Governor enlsrges eloqneutly upon
The cause and ultimate result Of the rebellion, and
heartily indorses the Emancipation Message Of
President Lincola. He rejoices in the prohibhiOn
by Congress Of Slavery in the National Capital and
the Territories, regarding those movements ~ clearly
within the limits Of the Constitution. lie suggcss
the prophecy of rcviviug the militia law in force
some twsn,y -fve years since making the necessary
alterations to adapt 10 the present time coos'der
log /, more efficient and economical than any law
since adopted. He recommends q consideration Of
tie subject Of establishing d military department IN
the schools and academies Of the State.
The State Treasurers Report shows the ordinary
finances OF the State TO be in satisfactory condition
The State debt, shove assets on hand was, on the
L., day of June, 1851, $3l 66S 80. The indebtedness
has been reduced tho p.st year SD, COS 20, leaving
the odinary debt of the State June 1862 5000 c3
Eight regipeuts have been raised aud mustered
into the United States serviceone Cor three rcon;h.
and the remainder for the war. The benevolent and
criminal Institutions Of the State are In saisfaeo
condition.
lie Governor acknowledges the receipt Of an oIdei
from the Secretary Of War, dated May ~, 20 raise
immediately one regiment OF infantry, which 10"
beiug recruited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
FRESHET IN EASTERN PENN.
SYLVANIA.

IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.
On Wednesday and Thursday Of Last week, East
ern penn,y lyana Was visted by one of the u:ori
violent and destructive rches that occurred in
lat section The oss Of life is supposed to be very
large.
TIE Edstop Argus Of Thursday evening estimates
tie loss Of property on the Lebigh by tine flood ri
- 900, 000 The Bethlehem, Catat aqua, Allentown
Freem ,nsburg, and Laubach's bridges are all gon, !;
he telegraph line is down, and the Lehgh Valley
Railroad lraI unable To run. house passed
Gown the Lebigh ON Thursday, and on reaching
E.ston, a woman jumped from IN upper window
INTO the water All the works in South Esston have
been stopped in consequence Of the Ireshe, and the
furnace a. that Place Is .eriously damaged. \ lhic
gil WA taken from the top Of lree up the .hi9i,
on Thursday morning, where che Ind lodged after
being carried off by the water aud two men eaven
themselves in the sane manner, clinaing to the
branches OF the tree until some persons cane 10
Their n lief
On the Delaware, the scenes Witnessed were SINH
lar TO those the Lehigh. The river Commence,
rirny ut an early hour With great rapidly so rapid
Is cid 1t advance that those who reside on From.
street, Ession. had barely iime after being warned
o III approach TO remove their furniture and IT. en-
selyee 20 safer quarters. Some vi them, indeed,
after teting their houses in order" were obligoG
u beat hasty retreat by means OF ladders L On
ther second story windows, in order to avoid a
swim IN Their bed-chaubeis.
me Eastoa Erpress Of Thursday says: The
railroad briJge over the Delaware AT this place :.
.i, ~ IL the old Delaware bridge Which has al
ready bT..ysd many terrible food. The Bu,ukilI
il very much swollen, bat whether there has been
mucl, loss on III banks, we have not learned. The
mills along His creek hgye doubtless susteinrd soms
injury, though DO serious damage, We think, war
\.
own this morning., IN regard TO the freslet, and
after day ght The banks Of the rivers aud the
hills overlooking the swollen streams, were crowded
VITA anxious spectators. The excitement has con.
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MESSAGE OF GOV. GAMBLE or MISSOURI.

FION the Message tfnnsiniitcu Dy toN. bAuolc 10
the Missouri state Convention on NondAy Inst we
extract ny follows:
,K>rEnhN ~ rHx CoSvpSrroS.-You have been sgsin
HE'D together hecansc there 10 no other body IN eh,enc.
sd " ho mciuEes WHEN Tue pes'nt c0hsi'iVh OF
ou aaournmeot on The I'D Day OF March 1861. and
81 had sormniy -rpre'sed "a. Judgment Of e people
II the "t' sh, thro Was 40 snceAt SA3c or
In. le etbs bctwcsp tie state aud Tie ncd states
tive ;tss Of the State persistent purpose to
dso.yo connection with the General Goyertment' snd
attach h soaled southern Ccnfsdcraoy Thu purpose
was rx .i,G h. srs ,ndiug To military collision tctw'eh
the Il General Governments, sad finally produced the
bate If oor.s i'll" On sine nrsi day OF June last
IIo Cove iiOr proceeds 10 state mat, when ire
Safe Govern sneit was leit imperative, through the
hight ~ ,ne Reoel Gov. jackson, he also OF other
bi.h oiiei IL aud members Of tho Legislature, the
alternative WINS presented tho people OF calmly sab
uitiing o. anarchy, organizing Provisional toy
erDmeut, the lat,.rof which tney ehoee.
la order pse force TO preserve the pesce 81 the
Sse cll made for - GOO volunteers on the siih q
Augus' hot. To 'ef,e ds months.
Tue Governor complains that many birdersnces
were placed 10 tie way of those desiring 10 enlls' by
u;lcers Of rfiments from other States, who wished
10 swell III, IT. own ranks.
san more pOc0 volunteered aud were orsin,teI
70 anoo, Ineact of 1899 winch had been ceh''
a. Tho ,,crntug advanced e difficulty o proyding sL'
have personal conference VAN tue "s.l1py s,d
e,lng iy snch Conferences arms "oe op's ,,. an,
tie sun 81 S2Ov1 Was advanced by me t.sa OF .dug
cf sppT lpI made ia July lSst Tor the pntPc $3.50
the o c6-as Ia state where roht.ion ,Al''S .b.uIJ
IL vas eviicnuy necessary thai tue Ioi.e SILL ,p
be ilcreased sufficiently 10 be Efficient ",'a r.
ranic tine ptoyl-ion be made 70 Tree tho ''"'0
ury irom "a huruen IL could mol beai. , .,,s.,.
Ia orlo' 9, eeeoinpli. .hIs end, so,'e rgIt a. en-
encr Nas sonflt win hs President ~, c,nnsnt f IA.
's-n.nt ra,ecd nodei worry cxp-,,,e Of A military
Dotted stare ADDER Oh 10 Dear an 'n' ~FV'' -, ~, -,
rec TO l.. raced .or tho d.snse OF IA, s'r u' w. a.
,s voi,,t' 49, ,ha ,.'de, u tho Unit sta.ea b va
opgt tina n cement wo9i ue ~ .h,e n.r,nty of
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE y, loos.

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:, F,,h,,S. Co H. 18Th MssaA. Bremen. Co 6ist re
I'm &c e. 18th Nass John Gibson, Co g. I,n ~ icn
q Hson,an Co B, sth MIA. M;Iiuser, Co D, $50 "a
VI p We'd Co o. sth N II. v. A. Smith, Go q, tFn =.
a. 4 WsIton' Co G slh Pa. v. II. Marin Co J. 80 "a
:, T-I.-n 70 a. gl,t Pa A. II. Dobhs TO. q. 90 ~
tTs!.,nah Ca X 18th Mel H. snyder, Co q sd ~
., 49, e. n 5th Mich w. Lyon Co. X, 10Th y.
H. Mel sughsin Co est Pa o. r. bs''oo' 20 " " "'''
J. MssuIe. 70. ], 18th Mass. G;f o,a Y s7Ny
y. shnliz, Co. H. LIST Pa H. van Osranu, i'm
r Marin Co. II, cd NJ Y Ii y H. Ccmu W" IA ava
Geo Coventry. Co. ~ 10th NY. N rea. "a q s,.,
H. We'ch. Co. r, 9Th n. ID. It. n ii. DENVER w. w. "
\ Millsr Co b, DIST Pa Pa o. O, r.
NJ suIvan. Co r. gsth N T. Cspth w LeeJ,; NJ I'm
=, p AL. Co 4 adNY It. g. Dounry, Co. ID n J.
A. &c., 70 n "a Y Can't JMnrrsy, Co D. 3th VII
II NJ. 20 \ sh " a. Se,a q II Baldwin, 18th Mass
:" C.d,r.r "a r a1,t Pr. L. o. Conner Co l. 9Sth N y
{: ~ pni 70 = sl,tP. L. WE.White Go. {, I'd ~
: L gler Co y. oath n. Y. LVon Scnai mns, a. % o. VS.
C. Stewart, Co. u, 3i;h tndeJ 70 a. r" ~ Nh
NJ b. Loonis, Cob, gath MO snh. ~. y, ~ IL III
H. Docy Co. r, 34h n. Y. b. d. Honse, 20; ~ ,y'o
Capt. r. II R-nick Col "a Nf."' H. mr. 20 y. 'n
Tse I.ousiaDa also brought 90 or 60 wounded
preouers. All the latter were landed here, aud also
some others who could not endure the sea passage
plumber of the oonvalescent will be put on board
and the steamer will sail tomorrow morning, prooa'
bly,, for EewHaven.
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GOVERNORS ME SSAGES.

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR or wIscossIH.
On Tuesday last Governor Solomon Of Wisconsin
sent 10 tie State Legislature biz annual message,
which we condenss ss follows. Lie refers in fitting
language TO the melancholy death OF Gov. Louis r
Harvey, who was drowned ut Savannah, Tennessee
ON the 18th Of April last. lie also announces the
death OF Senator CharIes Quentin, who died May y;
h.. ben source OF very great entertainment - tue
F,.y. that provisions bad been made ior
g-ncss which nave arisen since your adJ'ufnilen
sck and wounded so!dieH from our state
has seat the field - 90 rsD and new res
u.eIt !. DelDg orsa lied As our army his so'ee
ars.t n.Dy Of soldiers have become 'h sd many
sounded upon the battlefield Espec.ay has this
ih. tho Army OF she Mississippi Aner ne ose OF
Landing my isened pred. went to the bat
sss.t the ~ouIaed What le had 90 nobiy
u.nerd dia not heiae to carry out 40 lar :. hsN"s
t1O.. solder. tIsD'p ried TO theI hones who nsi
Or him sent up tbe Mississippi River Subsequently,
p.. condition oil our sict soders along me
s. Of tho Dsqaae relief granted ~ tie niea otAte,
.abori.s. and VII vas aas4y s.d cf,s'py i'osn.eo
ls. gf.st oae I.ae CoTn,h had commenced sent sl9t
., ls.ion of gentle h9 volunteered then
service. VINO saved TIE hss' OF many oI-,e m'o'n sol
ihs lick Tom the elects oi 1he cAse aIa no wo1a
Ia, not been removed since hen, all STATE
AID Ieluded D. The military siihorie until alter
event ought again 10 Dc granted 70
tLo.s who ish woubdrd upon the held -
uusI you will sanction what has been done and VIII
male or further emergencies Tie ggrrt
a Wisconsin ought not 20 let her brave sons
n the pa!e. OF the unon die Tor want OF attention.
ne PIE Tn poor sicA aud wounded soldiers !cos to ne
Az, such smsrgrnci.s but his hands aye tied
uni-.. you s,u pace the Leee'aJ meals at hi. 'Poss
he sfious are b,cossaIiy large, not
hstaIGlYs tho grAuious services Vi pn1si;"us and
pT.s'. .,,.,... g. .. ., .,,.-,.,.x
br. n,, claims nads uYJn Ia individual
Ia ~ uut ,r, recently that the General Goyern=gt has
on Tor the VI sick and wounded
,vu~r. q. .s. Inou,y do. them from the bosefnmont
nosu Lv baya psJ cue then wl no, De fnInAea WIN
N, io,A enc nua St Louis AID other places there are
constantly avps some Of our sick and wounded sodsr'
l IHatr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
CITY ITEMS.
a.UsEMENTs THIS EVENING

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENINN
Nxos's CRYnoKSs GARpKSs-Sirtb avenue and fosip'om
street" Prvnenads Music aud Equestrian PsIiefA
ances." ,y,,s
EixoSs PAr.cR OF Music" Ss'h ord Foeissesn
street, Opera and Bale. PeriormAnces.' .,
W.tLAcA's TnxArSR-No S.4 Broadway "Tls hus
TeenuIe,p ard " Rnral Felicity"
B.sSrs,s AsxkicAs Mr.gTs- broadway. Baby SHOW Com
n,odose Mutt Whale. &C., day AID night; AafiAla o.
Dresden OF, The Seven Escapes" afternoon AID s'''
ing =, x,x o,, IA,
NsrIcsAr AcApKxr OF DKMeS-No tss Bro'e~'y' 0s
aud evening. -, NJ, -, u,
DonwoAra's hAIL-M. De Cordo',' Abe rln0' - ~
NOR" ,r,....Nu.
LARA kKKSys Tus,rxg-" Fs1cbon; or, TIE tnfaet
WINTER GAEDES-" The Nixsrds EemprHi "ss'' 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09

Soxs OF PrsssrLvAsIA.-The Sons OF 'epns!|
ysnis will meet ut tbe Aston House, tins evening
organize and adopt such measures As may be deen'o
necessary for the relief OF the sieE and "'Dn0e'
soldiers who may arrive in ths city. Govern"
Curtin Of Pennsylvania will be present