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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
Indian DRPREDATIONs.

SALT LAEE, April -
The Indians have stolen stock from nearly
every station betWeenLaramie and Bridger killed
several men and burned one station They threat
! n the entire destruction Of the Overland Mail
L Cos properly. The Company, In consequence
| are concentrating their employees and property
| at 4 few stations for protection. They have aban
doped al attempts 70 carry The mail Tor the pres
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

Fo8 PETIssURs LAEBlEs.-HF. o. n. skseis
vi1 leave this city FOR PiItsbuTg Landing
this evening, and viii deliver letters foF the
a1st and 24.h Regiments o. Y. L, and Bart
lstt's and Konkls's Batteries, If len At his
Tesids1es, I6I ST. Clair street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

~Ik1 Fries q ths MoIEIHn LEAnEl q zaul
uguus Es ous Dollar snd Fifty Gents PeE hHn-
arsd, snd nc dsTiEtioh under any circumstances
M Postags en- ~ LEhpzH, 70 Nsus DeaisIl
h isoas-f0sTth Of 3 cent pr ooPT.
We w0uld prefer that persons rzmiting post
aFs stanps ahould ssnd us ons and thTee cent IN
- Of Iarr.r dannrInnllnnl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

~ For frelh homeopathic HedicinSs
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call IS HGH's, II Public sqaAru.
E1gS-Rl1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
FROn PIrrsBURe LArnrnc.

PfTrsBUEs LAHDrEs, Tenn, AFrI =
The gunb0at Tyler, while rsc0nnofteFfna ID
the Tennessee River, captured the rebel Etear1er
J. kobb near the mouth Of Crane Greek Tbfg
i enc OF the boats which eluded our first expedi-
ton up this river after the fall Of Fort HenrT.
her name has been changed 20 Lady Tyler.
Weather rather more Pleasant
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
PROyT sALTLAKR CITY.

sALT LAHE CHI, April la.
n Lszislaturs Of the stlts Of Desersf assembled
IN tha cfy on the ltfh 20 aoeordancs viii ths proc-
ieuafign iuusd b. Gov. TouaE. Ths GoFsrnor'l
maasaes WEs quits patriote. 7 - Senators hEFs
- efaefaf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

~Msrchanis in want Of Hsts, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail 70 call at 2l5
Superior street, Marble Block, where The
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by the case or dozen.
April 2. E. v. PECK.
Hnnca..nP 10 Enllnr 4 Co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

~ Do you know how cheap you can buy
BOots and Shoes for eash, ct wholesale, si
III Bank streetf Please call and SEQ before
making your purchases.
ap1sSs9 J. MAsUKY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

sohn EIisiur-AcsauzF q Musio.
H0usr 4 Hlgsos- Spring and suum1r eoSds'
T-yioT. Grisuaid 4 co-RoUsu.
Bsatos. Broa. 4 os-Eor Rsni.
kusthsrH 4 Esuznaun-Fcria1us.
Dr. hsdha,d-aelasn uiHtnszt ci IediHs.
Nm. bh1u-unIinsr Wanfsi.
I. Q. HAslsIu -I.oosl toties.
Rvurest q WHson-Isao.I Eotioo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

MEzssns OF 7zI CTrT Members
Of The Council, and other city officers, arc
requested 70 msst at the Council Hall 20
dsy CThursisyl at one P. n, 70 make az
zaaesmsnts 70 attend The funeral Of ths lsts
Eou. william Case. L .. MAsIEEs,
ap2l.Ss4 President Of ths Council.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
THE CITY.

FUEEEAL or Hos. WIELIaH CAEH.-Ths fu-
unsl q the lsts Hon. Wm. CEso win take
place from the residences Of his father, on
RoehVsn street, Immediately north Of the
Poutomes, at : O'Clock this afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

sFHIEEOTTFIa.-stimpsOn is, beyond al
question, = superior artist, and We sdVIHe
those Wishing TO get fine Likeness 70 call
uPon him. A Vinit 70 his gallery, 30. 2ss
Superior street., viii richly repay both eiti-
Esn and stEanReF. R1l.H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

- Tho Banner Of Light, Herald Of Pro-
gress, Irish American, Pilot ana Saturday
Evening Post have been rseeived By Everett
4 Wilson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

Slfizlns Wishing couFcylnca % either Of TIE
. 90 Tfaiu1 o. EoaiEI VIII - called icF ~ th9
EascncI 81 steVsnsi Omnibus Line, b iedVinR
theiF nddress a. the Omnibus Once, tfI Superior
SfErst, aart door q the WeSdeil Housa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
FRoM CHIOAGO.

CHICAGO, April -
The Times correspondent 81 Fort Wright sayH
Pops's Division hls BEEN ordered % fsi1foroe
Halleck Ths Hhois foras len for up river on
ths 1sth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

- Atlantic Monthly for Asy has been
received By EVe7stt L Wilson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
Ualrs4 ssalss Dlslrist Court.

Ths eass q tie Lake Eris and Buffalo
siosmboat COmPsny ". DE owners Of ths
oohsoasr Sea sad EsiE, i Etu q tEiAL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
AND ELE- -
nWATRR WITOH !"

ftlt,avs NJ Dock for Onfonag0n. Lake Superior
~ TTtsr17ssIafs PoEts, On FbluAf, the z5tH In1is
3, ~ s.vislSr Wftch' ls nsE and has superior
aes9zl 1odstions for PaBs5nters-
- For FrsiEhf Cr fasssgs spgli 81 p2aso, or 70
An ma R,Fsr-st, ClsTelaHd, O'io.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
OUR SPECIAL CAIRO DISPATCHES.
INTERESTING SOUTHERN NEWS

Rebel GunbOatS at Memphis +!
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

improvement of the Merrlmae.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

Why N. Mercler went there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

Secretary WeIles has ordered from the
blocksding Captains full reports up to this
tine, in order to assist the Naval Committee
Of the Senate, which is ordered 10 inYesti-
cate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

A Rebel Boat Captured /!
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
coHHBuoEER.

Horatio King, Buehanan's Postmaster
General, is nominated Commissioner under
the District Emancipation set vice Bsrrett.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

The Military Committee Of the Senate re-
ported in favor of the confirmation Of Msjer
General Shields and Brigsdisr Gne1al Crit
enden Of Ke ntucky.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

d.o.C.-O.rv'.G Guugh OOF.. dsssf'l'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
TIE laval SCHOOL.

The Naval Committee of the Senate viii
probably report in favor Of restoring the
naval school to Annapolis.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-02
A u B j RN H0U USE,
JOLIE ILL.,,

(FoRMERLY CENTRAL uoTEL,)
HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY REFITTED AND
III newly Furnished. IL is centrally located in the
business part Of the city, and contiguous to either OF
the Railroads and VIII be kept with special gard
srcure share Of the trareiling pubc well Of
the farmers who do btI~i3ess III town.
Fhs Al, We namrd. House will be opened for the
crmmCdaon OF tose <k2 MAJ f4rur IL with their pat
ironage on Wednrsday the 2st Of the present week
There are good Bzrs - :be premises, and
possible viii Ds tree sSea sheds.
CA. AUSTIN
,r!ss., may -, 1851. nSis
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-02

CorsTr "r wnL, - September Fem mn 1851 $50
Deborah Jones Administrative de 6oa,t1
non, OF tile Estate Of Lewis Jones d, ced
Msrri' Jones Either Jones and John Sell Tesi ~
Iones. heirs at law Of Lewis Jones, dec ed e.,.,
and Ellen Jones and Michael Murphy
A fflDAtir ofthe non-residepce OF Morr;. ro,..
HAm'-i having been filed in the Office ~ The CT :,
'aa OountS Cart u VIII County. Notice is hrreby
f,en !. ere sid Morris Jones. Esther Jaue. AMI John
Jones mat the said complainant led her re,,iop a.
said court ON the -. day Ct August Iss, f. tt :.
y TO sell the following dc cTbrd real estats ,E,
" said Lewis Jones deceased, to srit - va
The East half Of the touth EAST quart., s,5 g..
S"ath wsst enhr er oil the north east quarter and ~.
west ballot the north east quarter Of ;be s.1Ij, 81
ihhr.tF an IN Section Number rltver fIIl 10 T,,,-
-hp Number tlIirty-s4yep or Norrh of - wv.
Der twelve Us at Of the third Ir,ucipaI er;J -
the Cornty OF Cook and tate Of Illinois: .s5 L.,
Nnm~r four i've. six and eight a. s. A 81 Ia Ri,cL
umOer ulIty lJCl ia the Town Of Sunni, In Cot
County and state of illinois, Also IN. fdi,,,rin. a..
Srioed premises situate IN the citr Of JoIvt In VIII
County and State If Illinois 10 win ~ x,,.i.a
twenty i2o ofJoe A. Matesar q ubd,yi,jan az Ill.,
eight and nine q 81 in the Canal Trnstes,s S,hi
, VI, ~ .hs west Ran Oh Section fifteen (I5) 20 To-
shp ,hIty-nNe tSsI North Of Bange ten nol cas-, n
the third principal meridian. upon whiri, s,i5 ! -
twenty i21 Is situate and being building and
,r, ne IOlnsry known as the PayiIIion cases
1at nov known as aud called the "AfIanti, IIoose :,
for the purpose Of paying the delts dine liz - -
- u, ana .nat summons tlisrvrpon is.n-d out II
said CURT against ,aic defendants retrnals on a.
third Monday OF sep;Ebrr, a. D. IsS2. az i ~ Law
required. - - ~ y 90
VOW unless yot tie ssii Morris Jones Esther Jn.,
%d Sphn Jones Shall personally be and appear befor-
the next September Term thereof Do h. bo;Aer ~
!ohst- IN sad County, the TsiTd MoB6ay Of SEP
temeer, d. 1852, and plea answer or de;lr 10 .ia
raid Petition. tire anse ard tie matters and ,h;,.
thsrsin charged ami stated he taken as confess
and degree entered assst according the parry
er Of ssii petition.
Yx. ToxXFR. c,e,k.
osGocr HhU-L- Conpls Sol.
Aug. L., 1867
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-02
atlu advertisements

w,r READ TIL Is.
DVN rould respectfully inform the eiti'
~ V0's' "a vicinity, that he has bought tho
rs,d'0F' ND GOOD WILL of D o'connor, whole
- ~ Wine. Liquor and segar Store, and
,srs i'-I a. est, Enlistment, he hopes to merit
Wit 'D" a, the old stand. lie will keep con-
sFr'n,E A., large assortment Of Brandios, Wines,
su'aI :. ~. and tobacco, at much cheaper rates
~" ~ 'h,ught elsewhere buying from direct Inn
~ Oh ~ -, ,sv,ur CASH. Also, on hand, lot Of
=. ID sherry No. - JAMES coSGDoN.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-02
CITY TAX SALE Ndrint
CirT CoILEc1oR's orYrcE. CrY H,,, f,
Joliet Auv aft 1880 \


CIR CoLLEcToR's OFFICE Crrr H,1r,
Joliet, Aug. sth. 1s62
E)osbic NOTICE 10 hereby given that in persuan..
made on the sixth day Of August 1862 The snb
serioer VIII on the 30th day Of 1ueust inst eon.
mencig at the hour OF ten o'clock A. ~ At the north
aoor OF the Court House in said city, sell At nnh,ic
snS ss smallest portion Of Lots parts Of Lots
real estate hereiLa after described Ito be taken
the east side theteof for which an, person viii nav
e respectively set opposite EACH being
assessed thereon Ly the Common Council fr H.
purpose hereinafter named, t~gether with n. es
Pences oniding side walks both sides Of Rinff
uetreen Oneida street and Spring street in
aiready built snd In good repair: NV
WEST JOLIET.
>,.,,'.n Sub. Lot. Lot. BI'k Amt
Est. IA R roadas 5000
Assessors Subdivision Of . ~oo
John u. Wilson, = - a. 90 M
Unknown q, !. 49,
George X. Parker. II u 1. 800
a, cents costs and r1pehcesrs hereby added to
we taxes on each lot part OF lot other real estate
aesertised above, and thirty crts additional will be
day Of sale. p1 'e'O's 'ne
JAS. o'REILEY, City Collector
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-02
-ar MARKETS.
...,prie. current,

DIED
o,h. Of dyptheria, Miss HELEN c.
a dJ, Aes, .hirr OF Peter and Martha Myres,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-09-02
FOR sale.
NOTICE
Sirared or stolen

IAN a., ,usrriber in this city, on the 18th ult.
'-rsl mare, cars old. star In the forehead, a
',to an the nose. white feet. thin tale. Any
~ ~ ali return or give information where she
2, 4, ,annd, viii be literally rewarded.
E = 'y m Uni ?. 1852. MARY A. PIcKELS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

mining districts Of the whole island, the towns Oh
Hincha, San Miguel and Dajabon, and 1t wouia De
strange If Hayti were not 10th TO give IT mp, wlhou
taking into consideration the questions tbat wouip
arife from q large population comparatively SUD,
denly dispossessed of lands and property lnnSris.u
from their ancestors, and now derationahzed; Me'n
while, Spain sends troops TO Azua &c. ana IL pte,
pairing greater force than IT would seem ne'ee'"
TO bring against any opposition the iiayuens oan
show The might will, in all probability Tesani
but might will not be right in tins case - nef hoen
pieces OF lery and battery. &c; nS' solSeys
sent from this port and several regmen's OF
have been sent to Santo Domingo, ana wHuH MI
now here from Mexico recover, they VIII, IN All
The rai1v season has set in here, and there nave
leen bat three fair DAYS out of twenty -seven. oh
fine I'm freshet occurred in the Charez Riyer over
eowinr The main road from this eity to all The VII
laoee in the neighborhood.
0pr Consul, Gen. X. w. Shufeldt, has arrived
bsre as passenger in the steamer Trent. lie was
received throughout the Republic OF Mexico III the
most fatterng manner, an escort being Furnished
1or his return to Vera Cruz from the capital Mr.
Plumb came also, and goes by this steamer 70
Washington with the ratified Postal and Extradticn
treaties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14
Rcbe, Steamers in Port.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
HAVANA. June g. 1907
There are now in the harbor Of Havana some
eighteen craft heretofore doing business for or be-
longing TO the Rebel feet, running the United States
blockade of the Southern ports. Eight or nine
steamers, among which are the Black Joke, formerly
the Vanderbilt, the AUSTIN the California, the Cuba
ana the Atlantic, and twelve or more sailing vessels
of various sizes. All these vessels will probably
change their names and go to Newt Orleans, Mobile
or Pensacola ns honest as they can be. The taking
Of New-Orleans has played the contraband tFaiiic
nearly out in this barbor. JUSTICE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

Mr.. LANE (Ksnsas) ssid he had voted alone ior
the proposition became be feared this keoe was
soing TO be crushed out, leaving Slavery hss' 40
sso,rerful "a il was aud our children have 70 hsn'
re se,tle over again. He wanted the question set
" Mr. \ ~ Kings proviso was rejected. Yshf' 10;
Nays y. -sr, ,bat IN and
after the Let of November 1862 spirit raions IN the
navy cease entirely, and nodised liquors ue ,ahsn
on board ship, with communication OF hSe Genus pef
day. 81, .,,,b, The kind
Of legislation the greatest Of humouss imls WI" ",
AGAINST whisky was not ALWAYS wise. IL was ' nu'
best to take away these things Physca,,y anu lnrn
taIly' The wisdom OF the world, from fialo do""'
was against such legislation
Tire amendment was adopted. .. $780,,
Mr.. GRIMES nep, Iowa., offered an amend
mant. that minors not under Is may be enl6'ed "i'n-
out The consent Of their parents. .
Mr.. KING moved to go into executive session.
No quorum present Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14
uoJrsr oF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House passed the Senate bill appropristine
100 OO0 to enable the Secretary OF the Navy W oo
tract for rai-ng such vessels, and the afialeh.s,
ores. and equipments belonging thereto, ~ arc
snnk IN the waters Of the United States.
The House then considered private bilis;
The Joint resolution, rendering The THANKS OF Con-
oress TO Lieut. G.. L. Morris, and his oicers anu
men for their ga lant conduct on board inc Cumoer
Land in tie fight with the Merrinac, was passed;
report was made from the COMMITTEE on foI-
eiCn Affairs that no exgency seems TO exist 10 re-
onre tie interpostion of ths Government IN oeAall
OF the suffering people Of Ireland. I'm
Mr.. FRANK rep, n. ~ gave nouee OF pii
making the Consulate at Siam salaried oihce.
The bill to secure the more prompt payment 10
ogicera and volunteers was passed. 100
TIE Senate bill adding ~ surgeons ana iZo assist
e,lsuroeone. was also passed, after the house nad
sJded section aboisbing brigade surgeons, piacipg
In m on an canal footing with army surgeons; De-
ing tie OPINION OF the tner
can thus be rendered more useiul.
The bin indemnfying certain cItzens o! DeIswaIo
for expenses incurred by them IN equlplinS 'o'uu'
toers, was also passed. ,,...,u -
The Senate bill prescribing an additional oa'h TO
be taken By grand and petit llTofs serving ~ Inneo
State Corrs fo the effect that they have teen trhe
and faithful 20 the Constitution have not taken up
arms or conseled or advised any person to take up
arms or rendered any assistance, ald, OF comfort 10
any State or States in revolt against the HoVerh-
II ent, ETC., was also passed.
The House then proceeded TO NE consuef"''on Vi
bills on the private calendar. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14
IAdyertisenlent.1
DEAFNEss-ITs CAUSES AND PREVENTION

DEAFNEss-ITs CAUSES AND PREVENTION.
We call attention r CARLross advertisement, In sb.,,,
column Of DR. LIGnrHLs little work the canses and p.
yeon of Deafness The rapid sale of the first edition .hox
that supple. long felt popular want The June numo,,
o. HARE Journao5 Healh says, in reference to it:
As 70 boring tie Dr.. LIGHTaELL have come TO the s
an and inqrring public. ami haye stated plsn
coucissy AID scieniihcsy the way In which the
injured and how these injuries may be nos, easily avoided
By wa, Of enforcement they state The value OF hearing and
III ysat Of 0eaess the causes OF dsane
d.e.., of The ear the ncdng causes Of these dseee
suca a, cold dranghs Of air, bathing violence u.
ear loud reuofts throat affections, c.rieiever n9la
h dinLb.ria diseases Of skil quDiEe, hardened s
wax nervous deafness earache, discharges from the
PreveDton of deafness by cleanliness poiection essss cod
rrecapons in bathing warning sgsnst esrspoon' proscn
% tho feet, rules 5e observed dnfiBs ATTACKS OF ness
scar fever noises in the u OF sseeoi sycers
soau.Gs griuges sulphuric c'Eor, ear uunpets, scl
heads electricity, ETC. We advise every deaf pefxa
every family where there children growing every
ic student every young prscttoner to purchase LgAAa
Dsa)acss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

The OPEyISG or THE MIssIssiPPL-Secretary
Chase has sent the following dispatch 20 the Cham
Der OF Commerce of Cincinnati, by which it will be
seen that the great Father of Waters is open again
to peaceful commerce:
JOSEPH &. BUTLEK President CHAMBER or Cor
dHhcE: Shipments may bo made Mcnphis and all other
places ~ posaeon Of the unied States forces, under exist
~ regulations 10 prevent aid 10 Rebels subject nspcc
ton aud control BY military commanders At points Of arrival
AID destr and also from all such places with permission
~ the ~ itary commanders.
Tender u tho Chamber Of Commerce and my fellow c
lens Of Cincinnati my heartfelt sauatons II the partial
eopening Of our great MYERS soon trust be completed
May they rey,I egsn be closed to American Commerce
y. 4. CHASE.D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

v,Srrs g.RpFy-Proadway-" The wizards Tempest"
NIxoy's CRsnonsg GARDRsssixth avenue aud
snces." . ~. a
N,.oy,s PALACE OF Music-SiSh avenne and Fourteenth
80 Opera and Ballet Performances"
W,II.rK's THEATER-No S44 Broadway; new burle'que'
The LADY Of Lyons" " Handy Andy"
N,.,o's G.Rpky-Broadwsy. 1.-THE Syren.o
R.RSrx's American MrsErx-Rrosdwsy-B Show, Com
modors Mutt Whale. &C., day and night ias mar
lad RsLe y and Your Lies in Danger
national ACADEMY OF DEsIsN-No oI' hros'"ay' Jay
aud evening. 80 m. cL.L..y
Ac.pyxY OF MuslC-"The Daughter OF the Regiment
Concert by Gottschalk; Performance by hermann
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

has displayed exquisite taste and sound iudp,..,.
not only in the construction Of the budngu, with n,
hospitals the dining halls the school.room ~
chapel, and the other apartments, but especisy, =,
the laying ont of the garden and filing j, nrcn.,
with fruit trees and flowers.
We noticed orange trees with THEN fruit oola.,
and full orbed' tempting the sppe,ite), lemon g.
pomegranate, cherry, and other trees promising conn.
thing for the future. OF flowers there are many
varieties and great abundance. The premise, en-.
brace forty lots which cost originally $500 each.
they are now worth four or FIVE times that amon,,
The Colored Home is really one of the best ebo,'
tiles in the city, and the blessing Of those who vs,.
" ready to perish will crown with success ,bo,.
who labor to sustain il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

Coon NEws.--A0er passing several days with the
feeling OF real bereavement, Mrs. Hoard received
letter on the 9th inst. from her husband Major }. s.
Hoard, reported killed, saying that he had passed
through The action of the 3lst ult. at Fair Oaks uu.
hurt, and is now in command Of his regiment, the
l0lst Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

ARRIVAL or Tar AND TURPEsriSK PROM NEW
OmEANs.-The schooner Flying Dragon arrived ut
Boston Thureday, from New-Orloans May -,
with cargo consisting Of 100 barrels spirits of tur-
pentine, and 300 barrels Of tor on private account
At present prices this is valuable cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

FAREwELL MISSIONARY MKETrsG.-A meeting
will be held tomorrow evening in the church Of the
Rev. DIR. Potts, corner Of University place ard
Tenth street. on the occasion of the departure Of the
Rev. Charles II. Lloyd and wife for the mission TO
the Zulus in South Africa. Addresses will be made
by one Of the Secretaries Of the American Board,
the Rev. Mr. Lindley Of the Zulu Mission, Mr.
Lloyd, and DE-. Potts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

Tn CoLoREp lioMr.-Tho twenty second anniyer-
sary the Colored Home was held on Thursday after
noon in the chapel of the institution. The spacious
room was literally packed with auditors, who regard
each returning anniversary day as gala day TO be
observed without fail, train or shine" Tho report
sets forth that during the year there have been re'
ceiyed into the institution 100 males, 3l2 females
aud l6j yng-in and nursery inmates. During the
year, 92l aged and nirm persons have been under
charge in tho various departments, and lOl persons
have died at tho Home. The expenses Of the Home
amount to 81 2iO TO- and the receipts have been SO
generous as to leave "a balance Of ,30l 10 IN the
hands Of the Tseasuror. The following was Tue
order of exercises: Reading of the Scriptures D! Tue
Rev. Mr.. McFalane; singing by the CHOIR prayer
by the Rov. S. S. JoceIyn; reading Of the report oy
the Rev. J. ID. Wells; short addresses by the HeV.
II. Garnet, the Rev. L. Lathrop, d. De- the Kew
Mr. McDougal, aud the Rev j. u. NaAe,y'
The resident physician, JAS. D. Fitch NJ d. who
has been connected with the institution from lis
commencement, and who was one Of its originators,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

MILITARY AGENT FOR OHIo.-Gov Tod OF Ohio,
has appointed Me- b. Z. Baker of this city, late Of
Cincinnati agent for that State look after and pro-
vide for the wants Of Ohio soldiers who may pass
through this ely. He is authorized to issue passes
over all the Ohio railroads and other transportation
lines in that State, to soldiers who take New York
on their route home. Iis Office il at No. ~ Front
street. At other than business hours he can be found
at the Astor House.