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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

Omee, on COlOma Street.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

Arabs wxICEr i a KSsSY 81 & s
will be."-Eykt0R's AssseiOyv4pA u ~
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BARp.--On Monday, June ~, wnrAM HEnay youngest
son OF william and Anne Baird, aged rs months.
attend the funeral this (ussdsy) afsrn6on a. three
O'CLOCK from tho residence 81 his parents Seven
BAKxR.--At Stamford, Connsctcut, on Monday June
1hs relatives aud friends o. the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence
Wednesday Afternoon ~ half-past two o'clock. Train
leaves the Now Haven depot. Twenty seventh street. At
BARRr---on Monday, June %, JAMES BAnsr.
The friends aud relatvea are invited 10 stend the
funeral from his late residence, los First avsnus on
Wednesday afternoon, AZ two O'Clock.
BoswEL--on Monday morning, Jons %, Of con-
sumption, sAsn JANE the youngest daughter Of the late
Abraham Showel boswell, In the 32d year 81 her age
Tho relatives and friends respectfully invited TO
attcni tho funeral, two o'clock, from 255 Houston
nEyor--On Saturday. June II, ElizApxrs, wife or NJ
Dewey, in the 33d year Of her age.
Ths relatives and friends Of the family hs members
Of the Seventh III esby charch also tho members
OF Polar 2hr Lodge, No PAS, Il. A. NJ, respectfully
invite 70 attend The funsra from her late residence,
rs avenue d. this (fuesday) afternoon IT clock.
DE,Iia.-Snedsnly, on sunday evening June 81 ELLA
Icvss EsiiS daughter OF John and Mary Devlin, aged
z years, 4 months and ~ dsys.
Tho relatives aud fsisnds OF the family are respectfully
invited % attend the funeral this (rresdayl afternoon,
two clock from the residence q her PARENTS No i2s
psocK.--Ai Baltimore, Md, ON Sunday, Jupe %, Of
typhoid fever contracted In csmp Richmo6d VA.
j. Jupsos Ds0oa Maor second regiment Nswyork state
Militia formerly of Hartford, Conn.
pcTrp0g suddenly, At his residence in Third street
fourth house IA OF North lhiCd street. Brooklyn H.
~, saturday night, June II, T. NJ, DonSRAou s. 81
aged SO years.
| Notice u tbs fnnerai in to-morrows paper
FiIgsiMaoys On Monday Juna 20, HCGH EirzsfxwOSs
\ youngest. OF Thomas ADD Mary Ft,smmons, aged
/ ~ months and II days.
Ths rsiatives an friends are respectfully iu,tel IA
Attend the funeral, from lT3 East Eleventh slres. tls
tTuesday) afternoon, at hafpast two O'Clock, from
thence 70 Calvary Cemstory.
FtlSrmF. AT Anlstyilis, Ulster county, ". ", o,
Wednesday, June Is, taAscs FLiSroFr Ia the roth 90
| Of his age, formerly oi Rtookyn, L. I,
| FRRsn ---At Front Royal, Va, On Tuesday June 4.
George H. son OF John Frsa, Of ths city, aged IL year
| y months, and days.
saussrtss Ulster county, N y,on Wednesday sfts
I noon, ~ saros oeU'k.
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The Progress OF the War-fhc Advance
on RichmOnd-Amai rs on the Southern
COast-Late News from Mexico, &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Captain Anderson,
with leave Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpool.
Ths malls for Europe win close in this city this after
noon at quartsrpast one and At hafpast i've O'Clock,
10 60 by railroad.
Tn NEW York HERALD-Edition for Europe--wiu DO
published at eleven O'Clock this morning II will con
tain tho Latest News from tho different Divisions OF
the Union Army throughout the country, showing the
Progress OF the Advance Richmond the Oper
the West and the Southern Coast Late and Interest,"
ing News from Havana. Mexico and Venezuela, and all
Single COPIES wrappers ready mailing six cents.
Sampson Low Son Co., No. Al Tudgate Hill. London,
England, will receive advertisements and subscriptions
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Observation-Disclosures ~ the FIRST Baptist c.arch on
Monday June e. BY tho Rev Thomas D. Anderson, Il. n
JAMES NJ Bull 10 M,ss JULIA Ans MscCriiouoH oil Of
this city tmg
CRAo--CARry On Sunday afternoon Juus 90 Al half.
past O'Clock. by the Row benjamin. c. Cutler, DID,
OF ST. AIMS church Brcokyr, john AtsxAsrrn CRu0 10
CHARLOTTE CAREY, both Of Brooklyn.
FouAciE--BARIES.--0r Friday evening, June 60, By
his Honor, tho Mayor OK New York, Captain FregsE +.
r. A. A. EouACrfs ~ Miss Loulss NJ. BARrHLs, eldest
daughter or Ferdinand Bartcls, ESQ.,, OF Hamburg
kAAcK--FNcw. --0n Monday, June %, by the Rev. r.
W. Geissenhsiner J. r. w. MACK ~ fHiaznrcA eldest
daughter OF Jacob Finck, Esd, both OF this city.
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HIPPIN g N & w S.
ALMANAC ron yoEx--THrs DAT.
SUN Risss .y....... 30 MOON morn 20
Sun sErs............. 20 nIca WATER. 81
Port or New York, June ~. Iss2.



CLEARED.
s ship Ars. rHosa gonaco Duncan
B ns oS frs ensy
Bak wash ss S,ss:oI vsSs New Eos,
enzas sr ns, s:Sss, erasrs.
Brig Prince Alfred tBr). Chisholm, iialifax-HJA0
.,Bds Commonwealth tBr,. csarl,on.cst John, Md
grG cas,qn sBr|. saI, 2, John MA s@I,hsr, Co
Big Eastern STAR Astley. 81 Andrews-wScss Henry
s ~. sq Bs an sSs ne sa
schr Lucy Ann tBr). Lswrenoe. snesvic-P Eevius 4
'I ssar srol.p: Amassen. oris@sqss VEN ssdel.
sesr Emily Ann, Trasi, Baiilnero-Nsstsr:,
seSr kaSsy, cbrisls PSaSepsis-MOors Henry
sser srs~Siss, h:sS. rSsGssss is5J McKee,
sssrsK Esa s,ld 3D. l,ass go
schr y barnes, Raymond Bos on o, ,
schr only Son, johnson Boson-G Hatch.
s sr fs seS pan,
ARRIVED.
srsm.hip Daniel Webster " TRANSPORT blshen rorr
mouth Va md l,r,reas ,1 M9ngee Ssns ~ I'm ms es
bark Houston, iros rps Royal Lor New York lsarposea
msss, "a md FSrIrcss MSnree, june A. Viii 1ici and
Veenaes sod',ss r,,.r,oo ., a,v. win md.e and
,s TS y osiea Had hsi, winds the entire
paasagc. Two deatas Vnfuatsb.
Bark Tvols Brown, Ponce, ~ days With molasses, 70
sturges Co Experienced light southcry winds up 10
ra W.
BARK Betsey wilisms L0ve, Trinidad, Jnne l, with
rar a. Starhutk Co. 10th inst on Hstleras bad gale
from 5 and sprung nalayard.
Brig Drlmni0nd Conway AsinNl, Is days With hldc2
A. To- FJoy. (See Miscellaneous
"Brg John Geddes tBr), johnson, ugan, cB, " days
with 6oa, 10 whitney.
Brig Julia (o New 10ndcn). Smith, New Orleans, Juno u
with cotton ard sugar. 10 Neil a merrill
Brig q u Riesnan, Blcknsm, hrhdont Tor Boston,
Scr John Notnnp tRr ot corM ailisl. koss East Har
or III, June IL with salt 10 ID y Dewct
Schr Armstrong (Uf Boston, Jnnel, Saracra, June IL,
with fruit to Gimaitn. lrh inst, y Crooked Islant
Passage, American OF Philadelphia bound y.
schrJ r Bulromehs, Brown. virginia 2dayg
4 Schr II tauah, feel Ellsworth, 3 days.
Schr Frances Een, Clark Calais. viz New Haven dayS
\ gchr Myia, Endi,ott. Pr0ylnoetswn, . dayA
| ~ehr Turner Grower. Boston, SdAys.
| gchr Oaly Son, JphnsSa BOndout FOR Boston,
| Sphr \ Hart, KENT Stsataburg for blddeord.
steamer W lrunn. Poster. Baltimore.
| steamer Mars. Nshcis. fhlsdslphn.
Tie steamship Roanoke. from New Orleans passel on IN
18th inst VI Wa Marta fclcitr oil lavre al ancher az III
| Quarantine Station below q, hound up.
< Mellow
sarS rsdsrs area Vsl. Dssynasis, from FslpsnsA.
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Dearness, sighf.-An Institute Tor the

treatment OF deafness and all asds OF the eye and
has bcun established IN Washington CITY a. 227 Pennsyya
Mn avenue n Il In charge OF Ijr r. A. Won MOSClZis
Ter, 0cuis snd Aast " tbs highest reputation The
Washington IntcgcDccr contains reports of great
cures effected both on the deaf and blind With names OF
persons Of the highest standing Senators and Members OF
CONGRESS- IL has already attracted rorl
state 40 Dr. Won Moschxkes the treatment OF
iness aud as the eye, has been repeatedly
Tue thcne OF suc reports lind their place Ia all OF
tue country where newspaper are published.
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days. with mdse and passengers Brusiero Thstsed
(beiufe partially rported).
Bark G raiitude, Of New Bedford.
Sohr Harrison OF PEI.-Au by pilot boat Fannie
Ship SIR Robert Peel (asm), Jursens, Hataoa1s
MayI
Ship John Bertram (Ham). Knudscu, from Hamburg.
NAV IT,
Bark Houston from Southern port.
Wind nt ~ Pm Sc, with rain
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures ths
form 81 Scroua 3nalc Eruption OF tho SIX
oil Uera No sDvision street, New ysrk city, since
iyJk.
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FRANcIs n. DIXON, ESQ, NEW York;
siR-Your leltr OF 4th inst. With copy Of the Hand
ts Board at meeting hold yesterday requested to
acknowledge the receipt the and ALSO inform you
that the Board adopted resolution to purchase hun.
drcd copies of work be apporoned its
bers. You will please these copies bound In claw
sheep and delivered at the Office OF the Board With bill for
tho II affords pleasure communicate the above
formation evidence Of appreciation OF your
by the Underwriters OF this city, and wishing that your
valuable abors receive which certainly
merit, remain, very respectfully,
- ELLW@OD WALTER,
Secretary Board OF underwriters.
Published by HENRY SPEAR,
l33 Pearl and 10 Beaver streets,
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1Iolloway's Medicines Cures Coughs
aad Colds Ruo NE Ointment into your throat and cnest
Take Pulls ~ sameti me.
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thcfn together, the largest and heaviest fat audat
WOMAN In The persons OF the Giant Girl and the American
Lspberi, aud the smallest ever known Commodors
NUT. Soc Barnuns Advertisement.
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Ladies' Desirtng a. Beautiful Complexion
LAIRD Bloom of Youth, Tor preserving and boaufy
ing tbs complexion and skin AL druggists and 4s9 Broad
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Eight Cartes do vfsite for Sl-Far Sue
thing OF the kind before offered In the city
At WOODS Gallery 205 Bowery, n. Y.
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Hilrs Hair Dye-.Oc., Black or Br0wn.
No. Barclay stree. InlnaLc Hair Cuttln. la every
| ola
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Prizes Dashed fn all Legalixed Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker. II Wall
street, Ne. /, New York.
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Hcrrfng's Patent ChamplO Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25 Broadway Of Murray
Man. X.nrk
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Trusses.-Marsh q Co.'s RadScsl Cure
Truss QGc. No vesey street (undcr tho House, op
poste Ihe church Female attends indies. Eoconnecilon
whatever with any other Tr' IS Office o; name.
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A Pure TobaccO.-YeIlOw Bank TObac.
co.-Goodwin's Pure yellow Bank Tobacco free from eli
impurities for sale by nl tobacco and dealers, aud
Wholesale by E. GOODWIN BROTHER 200 Water street.
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Barry's grtccpherous IL the Best nnd
clio apcst article DRESSING beaufy eulag ceauin
pra.oasEg and icsturn. The har. LADIES try IL SOFA W
\
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A Btg IIit.-Gen tlemcn's Patent Leather
Boots for 81 ct BARTLETTS No. 32 Grand street,
Nor, trrnt
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DR.. j. II. Schcnck will be Ina Washing.
ton D.C, tomorrow (wednesdayl Jane IS. His rooms
"a Eighth street.
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Farm for Sale ON Seneca Lake. I'VE
would call attention advertisement in to-day
OF the sale of Farm the Sth of July next.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Preventative
and Wig depot wholesale and rc'sl No Aston House. The
Dye Is applied ~ experienced artists
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Twelve Carries dc Visite for S1.-Equa
70 any in the city. PERoIyAL, $50 Chatham street.
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la test from Cha rle t0n.-The Charles.
ton Mercury that the Beauregard Hat il all the
ia that nest OF treason Here in New York nothing
but the Knox Hal which loyal well that
cysui look No 212 Broadway the hat capital Of
the Cnon. KNOX 8 summer style IN out.
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Deafness, Impaired sight, Noises in the
Head and Sore Throat cured by DR. Won EIsENBERG,
Ocus and Aurist, Us Clinton place, west Of Droadwas
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The War for the Union-The Army In
Front Of the Rebel Capltal-The Latest
from the south--Xnteresting from Eu-
rope, &c. sc.
The nai steamship Ariel, Captain seabury, will leave
this port today at noon for Aspinwa
Tho mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close In this city at half past ten o'clock this
Ing.
THE NRw YoRg REHABILITATION for the .PaciGc-vii
be Published at nine O'Clock this morning. II viii
contain the Latest News from tho Army of the Po-
tomac, operating In front Of Richmond, and from the
different Divisions Of the Union Forces throughout the
country; The --latest Intelligence from She Southern
Coast; Interesting News from EUROPE and Ill other
portait nows OF tho week.
Single copies In wrappers, ready for mailing six
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Summer Clothing,
At EVANS a1 % Fulton street.
30 per cent below Broadway prices

At Jefrers', 573 Broadway, Ladies' Elias.
tic Boots 81 So 81 rs and So Bamoa 81 81 % and 81 so;
gents fine Shoes and Slippers youths aud chldrens Bal
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Court ca terdar-ThIs Day.
SUPREME CorRT-tiRrulT. art mo. Is, added 10 q
lendar. Tart 2-Same as before.
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OMctnl Drawings or tho Kentucky and
Oeh state Loteriss
KENTUCKY, ExrRA CLASS As--June 49, 1869.
G6, 10, p. 81 =, AZ, ", 3, a., So, 81, "a, 4.
DELAWARE GLASS 25o-JuEc % 1852
-, Al, 81, a. 81, -, ~, SO, so, 6, 81, Ii.
= JOHN A. MORRIS co.,
Wilmington Delaware Coyington, Kentacky.
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Omciai Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Co.'s Kentucky aud Missouri State Lotter1eG
kKsruoKY. EXTRA CLASS 2s6-J sne %, 1852.
"a, IL, IL. 7s, IL, 81, q, 10, rs, 6a, 81 25 Is.
KESrUcKY. CLASS 2oc-June %. 1862.
SIS, Sc. 81. 10, SC, 9, 81. 2S, 81. %, 50, 40.
Ciscoars sent free Of charge addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY h CO.,
CoytagtOn. Ky. or st. Louis, No.
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A RTI0LES FOR SOLDIERS AT BALTEMO RE, WASH
IA Ingtou aud points occupei by Union troops
shoad be sent at half raes by the tHARNDEN EXPRES6.
Broadway.
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A BARKER's--WIGS OF THE VERY BEST QUALIFY,
"A and all other human hair articles. Call and them
Rraad wny
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RIIsCELl.ANEO Us.

lwULETs.--TURxIsH PEMCSED LOVE MEEvEE,
n extensively In the hsrcD's Of the Fast arae r..
stores and The affections the oppoac ire
pared only by Madame Tanar compsnia1 dharem 20 the
iavcfts wife OF Abdul Medjii, late sultan q Turkey
Ureruelied as perfume or cosmetic Nahcd any mere
Price 81 Address Madame lamar, New YORK. Send rod
FOR circular
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AT $3, 81 TO- 81 and 81 80. SHOES AND CATERS ALL
IA tue uewest styles ready JONES' ~ and II Ann
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GLASS. wooD AND TIN SIGNS, SUPERIOR wonI
- on" vi GlETNrs 4 ADAMS 20 Nassau s.reet \. Y,
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A THOUSAND REFRIGEgATORs FROM So co. Srxs.
IN Plated Ware, Table Cutlery Cream Freezers Cook.
ing Utensils, Childrens Carriages &C.,
TWENTY PER CENT LESS THAN OTHER STOREB,
Il. ID. BAsSFORD, Cooper Institute Building bloea
from Broadway and Asr place. Call and for yourselves
No connection wiLhany other store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-28
General Aateh's Expoaiticn

~ Sa.' July'--As many statements hare heoo
published in regard u the ezoejijjon go. "
2llanded by Gen, Hatch, it may &C.; b. ;n.n
proprlate to make the following Statement,
as given by a returned officer;
After reaching Culpeper, <5en. HatcI, n,.b
81 his whole force over the RapiiaD y;ver
where. in consequence Of the :]estr;t.t;on e
the bridges, and The high state q ths TaEe.
he vas compelled &c leave his infantry and o.,
rillery. With his cavalry he pushed N :,
Orange Court house, where he learned tb>,
the enemy were in large force at GordonsyiIs
He sent thence company Of the Yirgj;;2
cavalry towards Gordonsyiile, who approached
within six miles Of the latter place, I'D con-
!irmeI the report Of tie enemy 5 presence snj
strength.
On Friday, the 18th, two }bsigades supposed
to be .n,manded II Ewel made EAeiilI ap.
pearance at Orsnge, and On saturday, after
severe skiln,i hing, Gen. Hatch fell ack, aud
crossed the Rapidan: and arrived at C0lpepper
on Sunday. During this tilAe, Is =mea Of
company A, New ork Cavalry, weY5 taptuvd
by the enemy, owing it IS said, 10 en,ent
that the enemy were advancing 2. t)rca upon
his station. Two or three men: whose horses
were saddled made their escape.
After returning to Culpeper, Cen Hatch
made another excursion into Madi on, and
thence nortl1vard mo Spenyville, a<certainjrg
thar the enemy were not n 1orce IN that dIret-
ton.
That JACKIE is il great force at Louisa and
Gordon< vile Is eyCLd CcuAt, and that he
intends to attack US at an car y day Is fully te'
ieved. Gen, Pole forces here nave no OF.
lection, tut rather desire that he Will make
the attempt.
The Arkansas, which i: ram a; well a;
gunboat, is low and fat covered with double
railway iron, (T1ail}; built with sIanting sides:
without decks or any opening; Or apertures
save the ports; carries Il large guns, three Oh
each side, two forward and two att; has one
chimney; AMI looks almost, ifnot quite lnyu'
nerable. She is Of i hight brown or reddlA
brown hue, much like the banks Of the SllSSs'
sippi, and at distance. could not well be Dis
ti,1guished theretroln, The Arkansas has g
very heavy and sharp wrought iron prov,
4 correspondent writing from Baltimore
(says the New Yo;k Alyertiser,) gives DE-
called d,:c'iy;io.l 0: IT,, d5i3 l:o; q E.'2
mond, including twenty-eight forts s1rrouna'
ing it on every side, beginning on the nof'n
side Of the Jane: river west Of Richmond aD'
coming round with the sun, from lett to ilGa"
Many Of these are very strong ana beau1ll@'
finished, commanding every avenue o. @p'
proach a few are yet incomplete, out eztE@~
Iin1ry ex,r;i51; are making t. finish tHsu,
and they are all defended by heavy guns 'D'''
Of theul rihed and Of the Most approved 20:
tern. The same correspondent says tnS'' :,
no lack of ammunition, shell AMI balls !.
At Washington, Rappahannock county, w., Vi
the 18th four guerillas fred upon am T'u aSa
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ship Asia, on her voyage to this country from
Lverpool NIr. Thayer was formerly OF the
firm Of Enoch Train l. Co., and later OF the
firm ct Thayer and Warren
Governor Tod, Of Ohio, has refused to con-
vcae the Legislature in extra session, and also
refuses to grant any State bounty 70 volunteer,
but will rely entirely upon the patriotism and
iitorality O. the people,
Col. Norton, Of the 2lst Ohio, has NOT yet
been found.
The L )uIcn papers give full accounts Of the
presentation of the freedom Of that c ty TO
-iIr. Peabody. In the evening he was enter
TUNED at The Mansion House to dinner, and
brief speeches were made by The LORD Mayor,
1Ir. Peabody, Mr., Adams, and Lord Stanley.
This nobleman, together, with the American
Minister for III. time being, Sir T. Ienen1 Mr..
S.m1Hcn and Dr. Morgan, Of Mr.. Pcabodys
firm, constitute the trustees TO administer the
Peabody fund.
NIr. J. D. Payn, Of Rocheport, Mo-, report
ed that on Monday night he was robbed Of
$40, GOO while On the cars between Vandalla
ard ST. Louis. The money was paper-s2, 900
Of it being on the Farmers Bank, Mo, and
was enclosed in belt about his person, Dur
ING the risht 1lr, ?. fell asleep, AMI on
awakening missed his belt Of money. How it
could have been taken from his person without
awakening him, is 4 mystery.
It will BIZ seen that there are conflicting
statements as to the whereabouts Of Gen.
Stonewall Jackson. Gen. Hatch is said to
have ascertained that Jackson is at or near
Gordonsyie, while an Associated Press cor
respondent ieegraphs from Fortress Monroe
that large Confederate force, under Stone
wall Jackson, Is now being concentrated above
the junction Of the Appomattox and the James
river.
The Boston traders shut up shop every al
ternoon, now, and stick upon their doors the
placard May be fouul at the wal meeting On
the Common
Charles c, Munse!l, foreman Of Htna Hose
Company, No. ], Of Hartford, has been arrest
ed for setting fire TO The barn Of the late Cap
tain Barnard: last Tuesday night The police
have suspected and traced him for Severa
years, but could not obtain concll1 ,ive evidence
until now, G>uunsell confesse5 to several deeds
Of arson, and seems to have mania FIR incen-
diarisln 10 order to crafty his love Of excite
nenu and effort at fire. H. WIS always on
hand, and a hard worker at such scenes
J. Baumgarten, formerly an engraver in
Washington is now employed by the Contede-
rate Government as an engra7er.
Edwin Booth the american tragodian, has
about 1nished his test gage11ents in the old
country, AM is sooa to come back AMI win