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Arrived.

Steamship Albany o. $ transport, Levi. Newbern pee.
large and a schr ssho. Fenwc6s Island sPpcsr9
to lay easy and bat recently gone on ,,..,uA
sas S !. H. & 1Saa Ms IssS 'ss H
Henry. spoke ship Maria bound =, non...
and sugar TO spoSord Tile.,on Co. Nav q la 81 80 lon
"a 30 exchanged signals with bark Gan Eden (of b'oh's
Patk Silver Cloud Sherman New. Bedford days ia bsIss
to Jsnes C. Jevest Co. WIN load 10 the Dispatch Li'sa
Brir c. H. Sampson (Brl Thompson, Lips,n, G. B..
days, coal 70 B Small Sailed in company with b. s'H
Baia Ayo..,ts tBr u Haa1 Tulo Porto Cab-ilo Msy<
coffee sad Lides to Mccall Firth Has had Light winds ne
Bris Psny.,ne ntaan) sonsrentino, Licartia Italy.
Bris iantSe ,of BatmOrel. Eldhds.. cardsna' Nay IL
Bris p smith Freeman Yorktown days, ia bss'. y
Biz h,snce tBr Of Blyth.) Mosm,n Santos n day, y
St. Thomas II days coaes to BrosS Ere. 60 81. p.,
Brig Young America .of Plymouih Mss. Poole rS'ns
Biz Michigan, MARSHALL, Port Even. coal for Boston
Big Fin.ueier Haskell ro1s Even eS' a 70, H.
Greenwood, Jerenie % days. loswo0d coffee Se 70 d.
schr Commodore Ke.rney Wooster Yorktown days h
seas. Youth jB Kay St John N B., days hhs " q
schr Fannie Hazard. Palmer Ez.be.hpOr coal for Bss-
srhr Gu.ss Richardson. Mschias days spau to G. /
sehi Bound Book Emery Nswpor. days, molas's y
schr Vision (Br). wictwir', Boston d'y' potatoes
schr yaistts, Means Ellsworth days lumber to B'sx
Schr. n z. Harris sopsr M.chias days spss to O. l.
scbr. Eagle, Hall. vinslhs7cn day., stOHs fer ssAs
Island.
schr. Chauneey St. john, Doyle. Providence days.
Sohr. Sea Bird Jones. B9,ton 70, Albany.
Scbr Hudson Waterman, Providebce for PhiadeiphkA
Schr P.vilion Baker, Gloucester 8 days, tsh.
Schr. Nelson Wells. Ryder. Gloucester 3 days hsh
Scbr Emma Hotchkiss, Porter, Boston for Albany
Schr Fluira Jones, Boston for Albany.
scLr NJ II. Reed, Kelly, New.Bedford days. oil
schr Wave Tylei Rondout. coal for Plymouth.
schr Apip Gray Providence days
schr Nnizh, Gage. Yorktown dsya
schr Choctaw Harding Wsreham days
Schr. highlander StuTges. Boston DAYS mdss.
schr. Alabama Stanley, New Bedford days
ecbr c. C. Smith Smith Baltimore, coal for fot MONA
Schr. J. Reed Gould Gloucester days, hsh
Steamer Kennesec ~. 5 transport Carton Fortress No.
roe 30 hours with 263 sick and wounded soldiers rom bs
mics of Gens Mcclellan and Wool .
Steamer Bel,iiere ~ ). transpor Sloan, Washinstoo
c., 40 hours to ID. ID. Tompkina -.
Steamer Wm WOODWARD, Cundif. Baltimore mdse 70 Va
DalIel. 1890 -,
Steamer Falcon, Adams Baltimore. ndse to William D.
sell
Steamer Iron.des vsnderycer Philadelphia mdss 10 L.
per kirkpatrick. -,
Steamer Osprey. Kenney. Providence mdsa to Edvsd
Bypner.
SAILED-Steamships Ariel, Aspinwali; Edinburgh lSek
Liverpool; Haass (Brem Southampton and Bremen bhas
Queen lbr.l, Havana
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SrABBrsG ARRAY rs Ninth AvEsuL.- I.a,nn.Ix
Msher of No 40 West Fory.second street wa .suy
stabbed BY some unknown person. about ocI.
morning while he standing on the coh, ~ ,hs Twsn
iisth Precinct found tho injured soon sef ~ AZ n r.
bic condition throush loss Of blood ne Iusv Of the
v,ed 40 A. 10 be able to toll his aud oil no ~
occurrences lie was conveyed to Bellevue Ho'pi'aI
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RrcA1ra OF THE NEw.YoRx YACHT CLUB.-The
annual regatta Of the New-York fscht Club takes
pace on the 9Th of June next and this day week the
entries will be closed Up to Saturday evening the
following entries had been made, but it is expected
that the list will be nearly doubled before the day OF
closing:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

POLICE MovyaEsTs.-Duriog the past Week A.s snc
Abrsb,n Conuor 10 the First Precincts Jsme' NJ III
Thd John Doys aud Luther shatast Seventh and
sccs,,.d IN. folowng ressnations Joseph Swain Of 'n
Seventh Precinct; Gsorss r. Coschns iis6teshn Ri
lease d. Smith Of the Forty fourth peceasoo-"
llngs Of the Twenty fourth Precinct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

M .rk ets-CAR syvLLr REsoarsp THs n. THEME
A"'~ eAruspAr May a, 1862.
AsBES-Tbese change efimportsnce TO note Small
sale, at IS 62i for PotI and IS for Pesris
BARK-Ssles At sncoa today Of 3JI Of Peruvian
Bark at 2663llc. y n.
COTTON--We again iod an active market, both spfnneC
and freely Exporters dong nothing
foreign sdyicrs being unf.vobe for shipment Prices se
gradually advancing and the market closes to- higher
sbsu Yesterday The about 900 bales at our
ne1ed quotations. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

No MAN SHOULD SPEND TIME AND LAboh u,
Iyps to Ia bushes. for which he has not the %
lie tsisot .srefnl PHRxsoLoeieAL ExAsISArios at row
LEE rLys No 800 Broadway would place each man ~
ths raht place.
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pspsrv we're erposed. only shout $4,000 worm o. s n
property wss far could DO determined S: asS ~
lee thai, half Of this amount will Do lost ..h I'm
40 10 80 pen cent Treasury Notes. and sou N
Csptsiu Mssh.s sIiv be found among the pspe
tanning 5000 worth Of coupon bonds which the
accidentally missed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

traitors sboud be hanged for their crimes, or drive"
into exile, like Cain. to be desPised ad.
Other speeches were made, when the noa''
;ourpad
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Rerefuts or Produce.

2i-2O 80 bbs Flour s0O bbs Corn Meal 90 bbls
Whisky go 600 bush Wheat 81 0o bush Oats o. ~ bush
Corn 3 bu.h Rye Ats6 Pkg. Provisions 1SS pls' Lard
pbls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

SUMMER RESORT

SUMMER RRsORT.-Beautiful scenery noun
tain air aud 40 acres park free from dust and oo
Win 6r e,a,s hotel accommodations houha
Hi Water Cure Northampton Biss Prices consistent with
thu titnsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

THE REV. Mr.. SYLK or WAsHrsGToN.-The Rev.
Mr. Syle rector of Trinity Church, Washington, has
written long letter denying the ruinored charges
against him, involving bis dsloyalty to the Govern
meut of the United States He says that he simply
declined to read a form Of prayer provided for him
by the Bishop, but offered appropriate prayers In
obedience to the Presidents proclamation for thanks
giving. That he married Southern lady is charge
based upon a transaction which he deems private,
and outside Of any right Of public criticism. lie
says: 81 am so loyal that will resist all infringe
meut of the law, whether Of the Church which
love and honor or Of the Government Of the lirnd in
which sojourn, and to which l owe obedience and
support"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26
Nkw-YoRK HosrrAL.-weekly Report to May

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDESr.-On Saturday
nisht Matthew Burke little boy. allied the Hudson
River Railroad In West Houston strs~t His body
convey ed Eighth Prsoinct station House. where the
Coroner held an inquest
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Arrived. .....S USDAi

Steamship Psrher.burs Holman Portland Me-, mdse NJ
pass. to II. b. Cromwell 4 Co. ~
Ship Chancellor Spencer, Liverpool April Is md's and "
Bari Augusta C Small tBr. Of Windsor, N: 81 - TfsF
dad Cube q day. g.,, &e a g g. s b. s,.,
Cenego. A. DAYS aud moasses 20 Brett sos -
MAY H. OF a7sns spoke b. bark Petrol, nom tue a0s""
Rrs ctswfori (of Machss). Small. Yorktown day" ,
ballast to L. $. Assistant OaHtermsster ,... -
Brs Moautsa t.sIe. 1872, Ply, be'"ada a''' p'''''e
0I ss Storm Symph ,Br, Of Liverpool, n 81 MeL.st
Arroyo, ?; r., May sugar to INSTR sa.,, ,o,,o. n
M"r e fto% fot fSa Royal. asis Of Frs
schr j. Dudley. Hart Fortress Monroe day" c''''"
3d. ~ Wilam Callahan Edwards Phisdephs mdss 10 J.
sehr Little David. Foster PhiladslPhi' ud's 10
SIR Belle Cubbery. Virgins. day. oyster ,.
seSr. M. NJ Lawson Lawson, Snsnia says 'y"s"
schr +. P. Smith, Truman I oiki'wa .aSii IN Br.uH
s.hr. Arion, Cha.s Boston days, md'. 70 IAN,
Scbr' Uorteu,is Nswmsa, NeweurypoH TOT ho1a'S'
schr. y Wo,,en. Dibble, Boston day.
SEM Avon Lee. EiiIsoethpor, coal iof o0'''''
s ssSr r @. BALDWIN Taylor MiidI-,own DAY.
SIR Martin Van Buren,, Miller. Norwich days
Oh, N stsler Strickland Portland days
seSf a. I,b.s l. White. Harvey Providence day.
sehr IA " a. WsSs.sr Terry, Nsw.LOndon dAyI
schr Fv. Northup Providence z days
soop Fashion, Young Providence days
siooo Pointer Fowler, Providence LAYS
Soop Riensi Cobeish Provdsncs lay o,dss 10 L~Iss
Stss,ner fhs Blioi, fsn,on, Phu.delPh''' "''
s Nna'R .h,.n, siov.r Trenton. n r. muse
's s:sa%.r Falcon. Williams, Providence "d'' 70
Sy Sss.,ner ou.id., Trout Phn.dslphA md's' D.
Briggs. 1890, xyhu. Ho,ss W
Siso. teanship Daniel Webster, Yorktown
WIND-At sunset, nom D.
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

THx QuExss BIRrHDAr.-Last Saturday being
the anniversary of Queen victorias birthday, the
occasion was observed in the usual patriotic style by
our English residents. All Of the British vessels IN
port were gaily decorated with bunting from stem
to stern the Union Jack, Stars and Stripes Tri.coor
and flags Of other nations picturesquey minglng TO.
gether. Tie Great Eastern and the new Cunard
steamer Scotia were conspicuous in their display OF
bunting, and presented an elegant appearance Out
of respect to the memory of his Royal Highness
Prince Albert, the usual salute was not fired. VIC
toris is now - years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

SUNDAY AT THE NEw-EsGLAND RELIEF Rooms
On Saturday, an old lady came from Boston TO 'ais
cty in pursuit of her son, who was wounded at the
hattie of Williamsburg. She walked from hospital
to hospital, and back again. from FIfty'hrst street
No. 1874 Broadway. AT the latter place she uhoo-
somed her sorrows and disappolntments 10 mfs'
Bridoeman and Mrs. Brown. These benevoiehI
ladies' gave her all the consolation they COULD iur'
nish.d her with refrest men;s, provided her with
lodging and started Q subscription for her retef.
Their labors of love did not stop here They searced
the records and the published lists in the newspapers
and came TO the painful conclusion that the boy had
died on his way 10 this city. After little cohsuta'
ton. thew came to the conclusion not to break the
sad news 10 the poor old broken-beared woman until
morning. About 10 o'clock, Ars. Brown and her
daughter, with other ladies' accompanied the gentle
men who carried wagon-load Of good things 70 tne
sick and wounded men on board the Kennebec; ana
there they found Jerry Cochrane the son OF the OLD
lady from Bcston. Though badly wounded, he
was doing well. and bis mother is now nuIS-
ing him at the w-Engand Relief Rooms
Lieut.. F. III. Lyon, regular physician, and young
gentleman of superior culture, came TO THIS cty III
the Kennebec. lie is stopping at the Broadway Hos
pfs and hopes soon TO lie able TO resume bS post 10
bis regiment Charles Norton who was almost torn
to pieces by being caught in the harness In cavalry
regiment. came on 10 this city Friday evening, in
the care Of nurse. The nurse got drunk, aud re-
turned to Washington. with Norton's money in his
pocket, leaving bis patient lying sick and helpless on
the wharf, where lie had an eplieptic tit. Coming
to himself be wandered to Broadway, aud seeing
the hospital, he ventured in, and had the good for
tune to be placed under the care of Mrs. f. b. Mer'
rll. This knd-heartei lady, at her own cost, sent
him home to bs mother this morning, and sent a
phy stefan with him, because he is subject to fits.
Norton is o respectable man, and begged the privi-
lege of taking with him subscription paper, in
order TO raise funds TO reimburse the Society that bs'
been 80 generous to him. DR.. White, Of the 9Th
Maine, balts here for few days, on his way To
Port Royal in the mean time he will make himself
useful in the hospital.
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w Appsry Mr.. Pses and ssrv,st Mrs Aidsy PhlslAbh.
John Ooswsll Utica end others In steerase.
fa ssspmship Bvish Queen, yv Hdca.a s~d Nsssas-vs
Hsvsns-E Reyes J. ,ciss Havana Miguel Fernandss
p Morst, Cubs, w. g. Ryder. HavsnA fos kss.aa- -
" D. Hood Mr.. and Mira B w. Hart New-Y W. n u
- .on England; Mr. and Mrs q. r. Marriott and two ~
ns Jsmsica; Capt AID Mrs Msnssyh AID two childeS
Miss Manseyh Mr. and Mra w. Scott England, Charss n
Whdsa. MEXICO; II. +. Jones, LecdA
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M.uss yxssEL-The ship Milwaukee hence ~.
p,,r. had ne. arrived up .olsa dates from Europe
lowing 4. her cargo: s,slT bba hour is'o os,H s.. "a
uts, mas., sls sss lbs lard q, ssa s' 'a''"' ~
% do. pOts'b 10000 Saves San FsAssIsco April % ~
III. ship Joseph Peabody from Hong hS ST.. strained
large portion Of be, cargo q ~ x..:s ways ss q The -:
.mid.np round The oombln Of the main ns ga SEQ
siderable found n. ~, Z, int ny, s s1s
<sOo bsys ofriee arc damaged ~ Ta~n,., May 1851
Tn. whaling bark Lancaster tof and n.sssa
condemned and sold ct auction ~. bbis oil and o,ss
%s.s se shipped board o. The ons snd "a
The bark Lucy (of BOSTON, was si'e ''"1'-
auction for 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

The prizes, six in number, are now on exhibition
ut Tiiiapys, and comprise silver cigar-box oxoixio
inches On tie lid is miniature figure Of q sailor
leaning against espstsn playing u euts Silver
wine basket in the shspe Of Venetian gondoia,
which has tie appearance Of resting on the water;
toddy -ke,tle with lamp. ornamented with nautical
emblems; chocolate-pOt on the top Of which is
sailor looking through spy glaze; punch.bowl the
stem Of which represents Q cspstan-ihe handle tn
dents, paddles, and the bead of dolphin egg.
boiler, with stand and lamp. On the top Of the cover
arc "fenders and ropes" In the handle 10 three
minute saud-glass, and above q salor climbing the
mas. with rope in his hand. These articles are all
of silver. and valued at 80 each. In anticipation
Of a spirited contest the meeting last year beng
omitted, an additional prize, composing full tea
service has been prepared The course to be rallied
over will be from the anchorage of the fields at Ho-
boken to the Southwest Spit And backs distance
Of abou, forty miles.
MINOR ITEMs.-The house painters Of New York
are on strike for e per day. OWING to the effect
Of the during the past year on that particular
branch of business they have received ID per day.
bu, now they claim the usual rate on tue ground that
there IL plenty Of work On the 18th instant con-
cert will We given at the Academy Of Music by the
7th Regiment National Guard in aid Of the Ladies'
Home for sick and wounded soldiers. In O few
DAYS tho Great Eastern will be thrown open for the
inspection OF the public and every accommodation
will be afforded TO yiritors not III conflict with tho
arrangements necessary for completing the cargo OF
the vessel. The work Of loading her with grain and
other freight occupies all the attention Of the agents
Just now 90. Col. w. A. Nichols Of the Paymssies
Department in White street has been ordered 10 re-
port ut Washing on and will probably DO offered the
command Of some regiment now In the field. Capt.
Carr his assistant attends to the buSiness of the
Office. John w. Walters, ex-foreman of Engine
Company No. 10, and widely known throughout the
Fire Department of New-YOrk, by tho sobriquet of
Happy Jack" fell in the thickest Of the fBht at
West Point Tho total amount received ut the
New-fork Custom-House during the past week was
81 0S7 0O0 the receipts for the period last year
being $2O3, 600. ..As soon rs the authorities VI
Washington heard Of the bad conduct d tho officer
in charge of the hospital Vt Bedoe's Island. be was
peremptoIy dismissed. An excellent nan has been
appointed in bis stead with good corps Of nurses
80. The base ball clubs have already commenced
their matches for the season. Came have been
played by the Star, Powhatan, Charter Oak, Poly
technic, Excelsior, Resolute, and Puinsm Clubs.
ExcIsB.-The Excise Commissioner continue 10
bold daily sessions. On Friday last they granted
five licenses, and Saturday five, at 80 each. The
Board will meet to-day at noon.
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70, THE Poor IsDIAN.-A concert is to be gwen
this evening at the Cooper Institute for the benefit oil
the Indians.
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Mv.orAsprx-rhe U. s. steam transport ori0's' o..
NJ O N R. 4. now loading subsis,ence stores TOT
goa,s York River, We She VIII also carry 70 North oe'
nr..sr released on parole and sail On Sunday ms'n~s
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spoken.
NAV 20 lat. 10 70, Ion. II. ship Wyoming "'"' "r
10, M sS y" 10 10 Ion II ship Tempest non Ia
pb,IsasIpaS Bo,a By pu0s bsss J! " 'ssss NV '''
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THE sEvgNTY.PIRsT NETWORK MILITIA.
HkipauARTKEs 7lsT RkGrxESr, n. Y. s. ~

HEADQUARTERS 7lsr RxerxESr, n. Y. s. NJ
NEwYonK. Ne! ID, 1867. !
GrsERAL ORDER, No. I3.-Ihe officers and LIST
Sergesnh Of Companies will assemble ct be Resimsnta
Armory Centre Market this tMopdsy) day. he 18th ins
II oclscA m The officers and members accompanies will
assemble al their respective Company Quarters this ondsy
evening at O'clock By order Of
HENRY P. MARTIN. Colonel
A. II. Pans, Adjutsnt
A CALL.-Second-han clothes are needed for the
returning soldiers at the Park Barracks Thoss In coed order
needed raga The sodi bring the Later with thsm
GEO. BLISS, IT,. Col CONS Department.
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SUNDAY MoRSIyG AT The PARK BARRAcKs.-
At an early hour on Sunday morning, Col. Bliss sent
ratons OF beef, bread, and coffee to the kennebee
for the 266 wounded and sick men who reached this
port on Saturday night short Of supplies When the
X. left Fortress Monroe she supplied with ra-
tons for only 200 men, and she had 266 mouths to
feed; consequently there was deficiency OF one
meal, which was supplied from the New-Enghnd
Relief Rooms at late hour on Saturday night. I'm.
mediately after breakfast on Sunday morning. the
New.York men were removed 10 the Park Barracks,
where corps Of surgeons and nurses dressed their
wounds. The work was done 20 systematically and
expedtiously that by church time more than 300
men had passed through the hasds Of the operators
At the entrance to the Barracks were crowds Of
anxious friends and relatives Dquirng of tie patient
policeman for their eick and wounded friends As
the writer passed through the gateway, sweet
faced little pirl inquired for VIM. G. Sweeny. With
10 little difficulty he found, and soon the wound
ed man was seen hobblng, with clutches, along
Broadway, in company with his wife and child.
Mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters sweetbears and
acquaintances ihronged the Park entrance all the
forenoon making earnest and touching inquiries, and
it affords US pleasure to compliment the persons in
charge on their uniform kindne patience, and cour-
tesy, amid scenes that would have exhausted the pa.
thence of Job. In the Barracks might have been
seen picture fit for the artist. Colonel Bliss was
writing passes; small army of surgeons were dress
ing wounds; scores of men were washing and dress
ing themselves; some were asleep on their cots;
others were chatting in groups in different parts OF
the buildings one poor fellow crazed by the pain Of
bis wounds, was utterng incoberent curses on the
Secessionists; ladies were distributing delcacies
among the men who needed them. The matron, the
cooks the washerwomen, all were busy as bees in a
hive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

EIcrsE.--The Excise Commissioner continue TO
bold daily sessions. On Friday last they granted
i've licenses and on Saturday five, at go each. The
Board will meet to-day at noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

OBsEoUIgs OF LIEUT.. PRoss.-Tbe funeral OF
Lieut.. Frederick Pross Of Company +, 3lst Regi-
ment n. Y. S. ", who WAS killed al the head Of his
company st the battle of West Point, took place
yesterday afternoon from St. Marcus Church, Rev.
DR.. Roegner pastor, in Sixth street near Flint Ave
nue., and was largely attended by the police force of
the city, from which the deceased resigned bis MEN,
beship 10 volunteer in the military service of his
country, uniting in the obsequies- After the re-
ligious exercises at tho church, procession was
formed, headed by band Of music, and squadron
Of cavalry men dsmounted, and followed by twenty
five patrolmen with the Captain and two Sergeants
from each Precinct in the city-hearse containing
coffin enveloped in American Hag-Col. Joel Msson
at head Of staff and line Of the LIST Division N. Y.
s. M.-Germsn Society and citizens in carriages.
March was taken through Eighth street and down
Broadway to the South Ferry, whence the remains
were conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery and inferred
with military honors
THK PRIYcE-SrREKr TKAGEDr.-Since Saturday
fresh rumors in reference to the tragedy in
Prince street, on Thursday evening, have been in
circulation. Carons friends, who pretend to be In
with him, are responsible for the
story that, previous to the shooting OF Major Wat
rous, very bosterous conversation took place be-
tween the parties in the paror where the Transaction
took place; also, that Mr.. Carson and the Major
had been seen together under very dishonorable cir
,umstanees, and that since the affair occurred Wat
-ouss counsel had called upon him And advised him
% make no revelations with reference to his In
rigues Yesterday, Major Wsirous was visited by
Dr.. Bouton Of the Coroners Office and one of our
eporters 10 whom be said that he was getting well
md thought that in few days no would be al right
Igain. The rumor that he was largely indebted 10
larson, he says, is wrong. He thinks he owes
i'm about $i00-not more. Aud in relation
0 the statement that be and Mrs. Carson had any
Unlawful or dishonorable acquaintance, he says that
u story got up by Csrsons friends to cover up. If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

The House reassembIed at O'Clock P. m
Mr.. DUNLAP Union, Ky.), obtained permission
10 file speech on the subject of confscation.
Mr.. HUTCHINs rep, Ohio advocated the Con
fscstion bills, and said they ought TO have been
employ ment Of colored soldiers saying il they were
DOT good enough to shoot Rebels tie did not know
what they were fit for lie believed they had the
tght and that they ought TO put and end to Slavery
Dir. CLEMENTS Un., Tenp.j argued that the
nayes Of Rebels may be emancipa,ed, bus not TO re-
eaia " the States. 1bey should 10 cOloai1ed. The
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Nxw.YoRK CIAssITIcATroS.
- Irf.I. hnk,f.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13
sniisas csng,a,a.s, . ns4s

a we'd regulated and propsrhonsts Srsnuiy q he
upcn he stomach Is slwsys requisite for The prcno-
ton 81 sound beslth-ft stirnnlstes diEeaaoo aaf
When there is a deficiency q tal- The eedy IS cor
Fsoty cnstivt. On the ether hand, an ovsrsb1n
dance Of bile causes frequent nSusss IN he stomach,
and often pTouaotea very severe rfs--kr cf tsssee,
which reuiean-e err IN drstb.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-13
piles! Piles, piles

IS renedy tr his uoet distressing and otsgrss
malady, tie Vegetable LIE Aedlane5 deserves a d,s.
u1ct and eDphalc reconraeDdaaor- IL r. vel
known 20 kunereds "a t1is city, 2sf tba fnrnrr pro-
pretoT q these valuable medicines VS. biusen aalo-
ted viii tbs complaint Tor upwSrcs 20 Tufrrf-rvr
rrzkz and that be tried a vain every Fem-dy pro
scriteo withlA he Whole cQupsss q IL N&ter1a
Nedica. be however, a. length tried he rsoi1Ds
which 10 nc~ oecrcd 70 TIE Pub1s. au4 hr vns cured
n : veiZ sho1 u0e, ater It's recc~e-v hsd beer
pronoanced pct GUY inproosbie. bp' a~bsolufey IN
possible, b aay human means