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Bureau Of sufOyma;i1n.

lie would BE- Il gen uine rhi!anth ropist (slya
the Hhfg) who would establish, ct some csc-
trSi oirs IN this city, EureEu Of Infornia-
ton concerning tie sick and wouudet Of the
armies IN EirginIo. Indeed, the matter is of
50 sfeRt importance thai the Government
would he Justified in setting arar. g consid.
erabse sum for This purpose. II We look at
k,chmonc alone, we mad the hospitals scat-
teTed over circuit OF many nj lies, and some
OF them Of sHth immense siZe that q day wo u,d
he coneuIned Ia loChinS over the wards, or, In
the csses OF camp WiRdsr AMI CHR, borezs
Hospitals, ths streets Of sick Gad wounded
The Manager Of the Bureau CT Information
shou d kcep record. Is complete and ecca.
Iele rs rossibls, OF all the sick and wounded
In all tn 8 hospitals Iubiic and private, lie II 9
city. \ daily list of deaths should pa prir ted
and kept fJr public inspection. 70 attend &c
this business. tue Ma nagsr snc uld bs allowed
two or three clerks, Whose duty 1t should be to
M ks frequent regular visiIs to tie hosri,ays
ana 10 receive from ths surgeons ir charge q
Hsto1the patients Va, o have beer rscst. q dis
charged, or died. Private families layila
sick rad wourdsd with them should also
hand IN their names to TIE Bureau, We are
very sure that 30 service more era teful to the
hundreds OF thousands OF friends and rela-
tl1ss Of the soldiers could be rendered II the
Government will rot aid this enterprise, we
bsl:sre urge fund can be rel sed by 20 bscrip.
ton. VIII rot some large. hear .ei citizen put
ais hand seaIously TO thts coed work. Ee
cush. to be Il man Of system, Industrious and
inte.ar "a bic willing to give his 1hcle sou,
to tae wcrS, SO Is TO keep his lists at all tunes
as complete and accurate as possible. How
tee mothers, fathers. wives. hr others, sisters,
and daughters CT this Con.ederacy would
thank this man Suspense is 20 terrible.
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DISTINGUISHED in Battle

we have received tes futjoined report OF
those distinguished in Kains's brigade, Hi S
division, } in the BATH, OF "6evsn Piner:"
Col. Colqulti, b 4a reports that in the
laie battles all HI. men did well, equally So,
that II 10 possible to Cesig nate ,reciali ties
for distinction.
Col. Fry, iStn Ala reports big regiment
generally exhibiting cheerful willingness
under fire, and mentions tie following fl :
GERS for ersat oooiGess AID praiseworIhy con-
KyIs, OF 60 q; Capt. Aiken, 20. ID, Won q.
ed; Lieut.. L r. Eeougie.on, Co. g; Ac.ins
Acft Lieut J. L Simpson, com n,a DCtng %.
Z; and Capt.. W y. Aasger!y, Commlsaaly.
behaving we'll ia the batl,ss OF slsl OF 3isy
ard st OF jane end ,nsa'iors, p. cessryin e
specia. otice for noble daring, Lieut.. M iles
.. Taylor, capt. l. Pdast. cornmsod NJ, and
Private GOrran.
Lieut.. Col. Barclay. .St Ga. rerorts al,
officers acting fr4waly and cYedttttly --
Among tenn entitled @ special notes ,SSre
Capt. A. Young. ga, X; capt, Ba.isnger. Co.
Neal, Co. IL; L;ent. Steel, TO. l.; ind Capt.
Burton, Go. n, for their apdaunssd Eeroism
Also, Lieut. j Z woodruff, Go. r, and his
.adiusaat, q. l.. s;i"nders. who were killed
IN she actica OF ia. ;.s,.
In- Lieut. Col. 1850 reports as entii!sa 10
sp1 ciai notice The f-ICving men, w: eerk't
Joseph Alexander, for cootness anc corr e !,
IL directing The nen how and where TO fire,
ard Pti3asg " n. HiewsEeT. iur prsoti,on Ia
killing zen OF the enemy; also, Setg't Jamss
Hks's and Priva VIM. Cook, OF 60. b; Plj-
vate john X. hcCIOin. wnoss leg Vas 1naS
tered, Of TO. T., Corp'l J imes Nj Rev. aud
Private Joseph T.. S.of.s. OF 10. L; Irlya:es
John Ham brcck aad Il. 81 brcck, 'oI so. Z;
P.IvAtss 4. Greg 8. d q "A. E.iis, Of 20.
+; Plivates ". q. johnson md W Is. FGiler,
(who Orively fell in the hattle,l OF 60. HI;
Il. rnrnsit and Private J. V. C!emon CT
20, II.
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From jackson.

again jackson telesrapbs the War pe-
par.ment that through thu blessing cf acd
be has heen victorious, sni has completely
routed the enemy, capturing six pi.cas Of his
artillery. Ths kilograms from other soutces.
published yesterday, announced that an at
tack had been mads upon Jackson ny tina
CON oinei forces under Ssi.lds aud Fremont,
near Port Republic. in Rockingham county,
the enemy appearing on tbs Gpposi;s ba nix OF
the North aud Shenandoah rivers. The bat.
tie Was furious one, and the loss Gu both
sii.s heavy; but our forces fought 80 desfa
rately agaiEs. the superior force brought
esslns. them thu. the enemy were forced 10
give way and bsst q hasty retreat. They
were closely pursued By the cavalry, who we're
close upon their heels ct the last sccounts.-
The battles occurred On Sunday and Mondoy,
Iuue s b ali oh. Our Losses In the en-
gagemsn.s are upwards Of I've hundred, hut
ths Federal loss Is lnoWp u be more severe.
Fremont. who is hlaoksdips :hs roads in lis
retreat. Is closely pressed by kwsll, and csn
hardly e1cape withou. thu loss Of many CT
his men. II Jack,ou had IN adeqpa te force
Oh even one equal TO that of the enemy. the
whols OF thsse TWO invading armies would
be destroyed IS ef.ctuaily ss 3anks's army
wee Two wesks ego.
Tae successes ot slo,!ous "S. one Sall'' in
the Valley cannot faii 10 r,!ss e high cid
panic among the iRnct!c .ss Of Washing
ton, ard divert, In p msasa.e, the plans OF
Mcclellan opposite Richmond. The result. Of
these splendit victories is too evident to mead
comment; and 1t is therefore unnecessary to
urge that Immediate rsinforcenents be cent
to Jackson, that he ray &c able to Col.
low Up ths advantages already gained
There operations 10 the va,iey are ~ surely
aids in the defence Of Richmond IS any along
hs lirs cfs the Chicksh cDiry.
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frsquentiy ead IN An old lady II hore snon 10
De 10 Richmond" lately pr sssi through tn.
village prisoner, ard received from her Tbs
emilirs rsmarf II au glad, sir, you ne ~
las. to be Erauasi ~ AZ Nsw Mafket ire
Yantee-, brsidcs their usuGi :hefs, ssCis from
che Of the chu.c thu oomUun ion service
siIce l ha Z, ben writing thu fo1exo,rs,
lively ctvssry .kirlnishisg neg takcn p,tce il
thoiesr in which ths eaemy vss decidedly
ra?n;sed. Ascut ffty prisoners have jus'
been brouehs in, afn"rE theu Col. Wynt1Gm
OF Garnba!di no!o-ie.y, eni ths NJ j,r If the
regiment TIE p-ivatss arc principally Ger.
mans.
STILL LATER Might "A hs.vy ssirmlsh oc-
CURED, in VIII n mo Is: MaryIpnd and s. b
Virginia regiments, md n rart OF ashbJ e
cavairy, net AID rTpGlsei I've Yankee rssi
mspts Of irtartry md n cavalry force. W.
log: in killed sbnu! 40, NJ 4 IN wcurdei abe IL:
100 Amcpg the fcr,nsr p-as General Asnby.
VITO Eel! while gallaatiy leading char.s -
His less has thrown 4 sadress cver.tse amy
The eacruy's less Was beHvy.~
SABBATH. A. NJ, jane S - Ill quis: since
The fprsgoing. 1he army wsg in nas ct bat
tie oil yesterday. A. right IS houriy looked for
hEAssasrrwEa.
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The man with thesv.vid Imagination, who
does the fan,i M in the ,w York BernM m d.
Ger the head of Estimation " has womb r fully
deacended from the eagle high, Ia SCARED to o
Ef~ days ago. H. waa fiat nnnnuucet tina.
tbs "spiendid Union victo- Y Of Seysr PIN, g.
resui'ed in NE capture OF IL, tsn hundred pris.
shers, nad among them .he whole OF the h
Alaeama regiment. The Herald gave fell
slcararaica. sketches Of the fl Id al ,srs, on ..
AZ least, thus honored. II. vsr havliz belong l..
ed TO the reg,n emit, End who WAS at the tim .
Of ths batue very qlictIy reading In Mcn..
gomefy. In tbs list of prisoners ne a d sone
nall d'z'n names OF prisoners belonging to
the N. Instead o:4 800 the H.r. Id low gives
ths number ~ $50.
The list OF tEeir killed and wounded has
reached forty eish hundred, and the "Unicn
vic tory" isspoken of in 6oub fu: terms No
mention Is made of Inc cspturs Of Piics and
his ntmy, For Of the late disaater 10 tfenera,
keauresarc-hencs we may conclude, until
es.ter svider &c Is brought on, that Hslisck's
dispatches to the War Uepa,. nont at Waah
ingson was an urqaalIflsd lie, and on PAR
with those pleasant little flc,ions he wrote
about Shiloh and Island No. 10 One
admirable point about the Herald ia that
II never cont, adicts, but allows its MN.
chaussn tales to go on from day to da~,
as Ii tie who,e country believed them -
Its audacity is perfectly refreshing. Illus
tretive OF the guillbiity CT the Yankees, we
have dim recollectiops of tbs "moon hoax "
many yeatssgo, which made the reputation
CT the Sur Newspaper, tuen struggling for an
existence, and caused tho whole country to
stand crtctts dur.6us at me newly discovered
wonders. Bat IL that f.lncus cansrd beais
the recent stories OF the Rerald. or makes a
larger draft upon the csedulity of the p.opls,
II is not evident from our point Of view. -
Ss.nett should repuhlish h'e Of his paper
as u aeconl vo;ume OF 'Gulliver's Travels
or incorporate his Situation" articles into O.
book Of fancy tai.s
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Incidents in the Valley.

Weyuhiish to day an interesting Letter from
cur coTrsspoI dent in the Valley. giving Incl.
ceaa rela;iys 10 It e ie.e cert III saat action.
Is yeTusaJ will no toa5: be gratifying 20 our
readers. TT this tine the attention OF the
whole ccuntry has been drawn 10 thu opera.
tions il the Valley Of Virginia. The brilliant
movements OF Geo. JecxscE-the tere msn-
ton OF whose name bci, esup q crowd OK re-
coli. 'iont-his victories; ;be discorlils ct
the enemy IN eve enSa gemaat, and bril-.
liant achievements announced in his short but
stirring kilograms make 'Stonev,ail" is ckson
and his ga,lan. iissle al my chief in the hearts
Of the nation. stranBs IS II may appear.
news from the armias wi.hia IVA mites c:
thg city is 0! secondary importance. Invaria-
bly, the crowds which daily flock around the
huils,ia boards ASH first, what news fIom
Jackscr :" "snythinz from the Valley ?"
.WhG. about S,onewuilf" and similar q1es.
.:ors, before making Pm inquiry copcsI ming
matters on the Chicks hominY. Thus far We
have had bus meagrs de- sis 70 give in answer
10 such irQuiTies, sr' such rs have beon ra-
ce.vsd are of a cheering ard satisfactory cha
ractef.
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The First Maryland Regiment.

La the recent bat:ls near Harrisonbnrg a
brigade and half Of Yankees We're attacked
and wn,pTcd by tina 53:h Virginia ard the Isl
Maryland, Col. Bradley ohnson. The at.
lack was ~ ade in q gallant and spirited man
nsr in thu face of a Calling fire. Gel. John.
son had IFS horse shot ander him, bu. wal
Il 2tou bad hiCnself TIE following losses in
the Let Maryland regiment have bsen furnish d.
ed rs ty a c1rrss pendent:
Killed -Capt&iI Robinson. conrany !; 1t.
Snouuen, company u; Privates Harris and
Sehley, company II; Bsa:ley, company y;
Earrhy. company &.
HoNH3cd-Serg. Wells, company D; Cofp'l
Mli q ayrs, company ID; PTi.stes 0uy, Goaks-
ley, Liu.isll, Fara, aad Rogers. company \;
Lckisr, company j.; Cheppsi.ier. eompsn >
!; Coicr.Sergssns boyle ana Color Corpora
O0le.
The coiors went down twice, bu, each time
were caught before they reached tas ground.
The "Buckts:l Rifles" are reported to have
suffered greatly. Col. Kans aGd some other
Yankee ctiicegs were captured.
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Esr &. 81.

On tie 10 :! iast L.u.Y OLIVIA i,ftnt child
ci -. - ana -; 81 = Fl u1Y, SEA -nG4tas.
z he isisn''s ana s, q siuIa i'es i 4 1su,y ars
'I.i.ea u .t'gd los Ilif:erai IL S (Wa3ne dsy;
n.il., II o2io Z, tIcZG her tnarf realaeoce,
Ja1.; R.li.
In stia city, of reneu,:, ;og, n IA es'deace ii
is. l. r.. Jlu3 9 ! 8, I0i a'3i1rk p II
Era. e ~ }. PaYU3, ca ort of j. h. Prs or,
,E3 ISL. 4t*c ~ t'eya.:s Z. F-3.i..
IL ta3~.d: ey.l l. n,hIcei ., ta7 jsin r. arA
ilsil9d - s'o'i mas iu4e q tns = ,ca.aC' al u
3'clcek, f.o'n E-ca' s'reet Is.Gt!y Thu 81 n he
Corner vi Ca aa1 Bc9ai az,
a: tae scsideuee O. Ess, I.attiyu n, on l7ih
street Ct 3. ~, Jrnc iotn, EokA ANu,
yoarg szt oanghteT Of Ei4Ty end :: iiIIsHi Cog
BIZ, ag9t ~ Ucr thr and ~ 1aYs.
Iier tune. al vsi5i tsEs place from la above.
ed residence 1n,;Ais dag a,3i o'cicCk. The
frie: ds nnd {. quaIn.aace5 .rs Icsi~ c.fulIy in
viied TO c5tand.
at the sesi len = ot Il. j.. Tyitr, in Henricc
conEty. Oh the , h mat, % Woalds received
q. the battle al ) - Iit., IL. 3. 81 iGl4L J. l.
p mem Der Of Captain EArlrr's battery, = iut
william Arsiliery, III The 5Ji yc.r CT al
age.
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~. To 5iOA md st0Dhotii} sci :. =
- CAsDLIa!AisS.- re nl1-rsi r9s. =
Sta anlcri ?, % IN ihs ei,y uaiag is bast sseT
ticl,- ~ aatsn,sa cas a. Cere eosEi;sis soh t.
on.gieuts 70 lao cclios. CT he sios ace- ec
VEG may ce uacsog.js+: to-. HIS IL list. uetei
d'reoi 81, wtuce acn.ea &C witlin Us 2ao6ec H.
81 Fo-h CsIo.i.:a. 10 ts.s1ti TO eis.e or sc 49,.
fIarclrs U"sp.tals, ~ IL ssrabA arg, Va or E&e's1
N O. for / sicsl triat.-,snt aiii protection.
~ MI persona o. tie i'!es % K ,'lr Ne, u
Moth Cs-o'ira, vIo ca. stc -a1sG0~a.e oar s;cg
sad wounded 90 oIevs, VII p!sss5 soasn4rE'c CIT
with n,s ma ,. lately.
NJ 9o,d.esa' sio oil .:iaa, Il. 40 III .'a.oips
b,vlrg Shirts drsw1ra g1oks, BEN is<s', irt ~ &
Eoap,'l st res CT .ny iaa, srfn ssse io.xsId %
me. Tssptp ration will "a n'Sen 10. a2Sh arai
c;es b7 spp4,i,S to Il. &. BL; Doe a. q e
Rsitish, X. q.
40 spreal assd be- va d. 1" Eo'ih Csr1jrisn-
al! g,Gd te 10 III ,c t'a}sss Ga tts rgi,cf sa
Cos. = r tn !. o. .c2 a. v@ou~5esi - 4,er-
An2lhor great Ea'liei' Tally szeea!5a ~ Ia
ci.F. f1sn ma sd fo- b nisn.
K. 8. Peso Us Mad q Pr v,ro-,
Noilh '1arcl!la.
F--hsras Eo.cl, Fc,a II. Rishnond, vs..
RE a. ei:h Hes!at, rlaasc e-pY. j. it-2t"
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DfrCl,i Norfolk,

Info nation from Norfolk, recsivsd from
various sources. leeds ns 10 b:lsse that the
r-pog .si evacIaticu II Norfolk NJ TIE ianFes
forcss 10 correct. n large force has been sta
tIorsd there, Gu. al bot two or .hTes thon.
saci As,s Lsea 3ez.soyst. ;.sy,ls jast sn"uea
10 nolt tbs cliff. liz All probability tae 10.
rns,ndsr have bean ssnt ~ reiIfofce moUisi.
laa on the chicknhominy, VITO il loudly call.
Ing for additional Insn. II Is said the Navy
Yard has eesu dsssroysd, the !oruneahons
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The las. private Gct0uE 70 recei vec from LIZ
Obs slate that the raerat sae@ess OF the Fea.r.
Miss And Tbs visit o. III. Rlefeisr, the Frsr O.,
HiE;s.er. to Rlchmo1d, hal rafstd the sircop.
trY stiftfs of tat g,tk Gsal ait.1,Hef iii s..s
city. .svsisi paIdl asss "a spee tiaa Leu
beeM made uaiSg th6 i'm f'fos -ioG suai ssAe eis.i
VT. Ia Ams .ioa IL about ~ b, pat II" end IL
by tho intssvenue i Of the English aad t'rsr n
Gevernmsp.s IN thA meantime great dls-
tress prevails both In Paris and the depart.
MsntN.
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From VlCksburs.

ACoU.rA, .InLe 10 The Ja,Lson Mi,sisstp
Ptar, u .he oth instant, b&s =. ii atch ir~ N
''.k.cofs, dated the "a, "hich tags ! F.de-
t'i SUE soetsand s.oOp' Of wsr cFeEed yester-
da u sv.' j, ca lie batteries ENG cay. The
sbnt IL saCIt. CEe FEDERAL vessel was
,trucA ~ CTR snc' al! les. T'ns Nc, nebccE,
which attacked .he batteries week sgo,
WAS disabled, tn: zoo lies On tho bar bel9v
t1s ely.
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TEI,HiRApHlC NEWS.
From G Chattanooga.

AraUsTA, jane 10Th "A dtspa CO from ~
'au.a tn the AuSpst1 papers, dtss1 the On
Instant, says ,tha enemy had retired from
sheIlinE distance Of Chattanccaa. Their loss
Wan e'sh. Killed. Ths number Of wounded
"a unknown. The FEDERAL surhoat which
appeared before she'll Moucd was fred Ia to by
cur scouts, End three Of The en.iay kllsd.-
Sever ] ci'iz,ns wsre tsken Big ne YANKEES
from acrc9s 1ne river. Gen. hl.cnall Is sai''
10 10 with his entire fo-cs opposite Shf
HorCd. 4 luuibsr OF ''cJntraDsnds," an1
several discharged Cnufcjnyate., were cnp
tnrei by THE enemy on Friday lss'. It issup.
fosed tha. The demonstration at Chattanooga
may no r fain. ~ cover so;3s olhsr move
nent. Eli aoiet nov. Several sp;es have
been captured.
SECOND pIsPkfCEJ
ATLANTA, J iue 19.-Passaas by the ) ate
train Iepost that tbs en,fDy, FaGsousiy es.i.
MATED 1T from three 70 seyen thousand, lief
@ae river opposite Cna:ianc1gl AID divided
his fo-ces, Iart so.nE ~, part goirg down
he TiveC. /. il believed LIZ will attenp 10
Gross and FORE: q in, cs.cn or this side - a..
,scA Il city GenefG's EiIGy smith, Lead.
h.ttsr, md II syEol3s, ale tbsF. Win plenty
IF troops q .eImiEcj 20 meet AND repel TT 9
enemy. TIE peo2N Of CAattinoo- ga ARE calm
.nd (, es 4 ON alarm.
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TsEcCNp nIsPkfrEl
Demand iOr the urrender Of Gal
weston

weston.
EUsUsrA, June i0.--ihs Houston tEexatl
re,rsropb. Ut The - b, ccuiains ds,1 nd n1ade
on NJ ! n OF May, from Gfp. Z sc, CT the
Nnitsd states fr;ga.e saGte e. !oc TIE .urIsp-
der c! Galveston, "a. ing has ia faw days &
federal nasa! sud lana force T9yui., appear
oesGTa t:ie c,.y Gan Eebert Wac ink.ruc sd
BY Col Coca ID say tna' hs aooid sep.y when
20 nav J AMI land f,Icys angeac. The
s2re;gn CoHfa4s, ca *of 3cF. =, mn UNI
cated viii tta isi4a,e .3a4.:e, -! view o.
ding ~, Il some ONT 10 b, respected il he
Dom anro,neat, IS Il Totn for tcIeiga ,ub.
j4c:s. Easla reDiioG, that - Wts Rot il lbs
pcwer - gtTa eny s51u ass. u ,ecality is he
coglG I =: I'll WEe:e TIA. 5, 1t Wou.l faIi.
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around the city blown ep, ard NE railroads
rendered useless. Lincoln begins 10 see tia.
tue rchey OF occupying every point OH the
Southern coaati by no means good che, and,
since TIE recraits Go not ooa.e in as rapidly
80 was anticipates. has been forced to with.
draw TO prevent toe great diversion OF his
sorce. The absence OF ttese men will be no
cssse ef regret - ths people of Norfolk,
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TIE EsrMY EBMovEp FaoM CHATTANOOGA -
The L iGcshurg P6gt.iaa, CT yes,eiday, ~ays:
Eve saw ditpa.c2 ias: evening diiect from
fsn Smith, to NTs. Sai n in this city,
stasinS that the emery mad removed from
opposite Chattanooga, and that all WIS
quiet"
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~. DAILY TaIUN PIX, vs.. I,Ila,FlNt. ) -
D~x Tie daily Prayer Meetings, undsr the
auspices Of tho IGEns zen Ccr,s lao $3.50
cia.,cI, ccisfiy 20 supr;icate tne Divine bless
irgs upon cur - ~ ed aracy, VIII ia held
EEErY AFr@8Eunei THIS WFhK at 81
o'cioc8. in tbs tsrnad Street. " k;EHDnIS5I
CHUACH, t:Ics ID. u jsse.tj oa tbs ea.aer
g; Broad snt 80 IN Streets Hnstors md con-
are,a lens and changers III the Gig, in
WED to attsni and Participate i'll tne meet
inas il Q 81
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CAPTURED Tho schooner Harriet Lowndes,
Capt. Dexter, from Nassau, for Charleston,
was captured ei. ThuIsday last near Santee
by the eremys iauEchss. She had CT board
cargo OF sat and sundries.
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Fouf DAYS Later from Europe

CARE EArs, June 1.-THE steamship CITY
oiWesciug toa. from Liverpool. day IS. vie
Queenstown, 2}.h, was boarded a: ! r. ii OF
'nis point.
The steamers Sau.hwica and Giadiator,
hon Nassau, with cotton. .uIrsnQas, etc,
had arrived q; Liverpool.
Tbs oamtsr continued at Gibraltar.
rsg LreaicAS oslsis.
TIE London kornsa< Po.G Understands that
lns demand for me rssti ,atioa OF this Emily
81. Pierre cannot ne com piist with, SIS muli
oFGl laws take no cogniZlGce Of The act
@ tbe toiPs Meu who !e-C2pfnrad ber as
70 oheHc', r recogaizs, 1t es an II jury suf.
'srad % tue b .i.iSe ems Had Ell American
efuissr islieG IN with the ship, shs light have
$50 her, bat there il 10 cnicIiai Jaw
"hieh Can warrant the Ergosh Govern
~sni 10 givsns her up, aaa il is therefore
oouLd 70 fefuse CON- OllG nee Win tne rec ueet.
The London TINES IN III editorial on sha
iHtftnGer OF Norfoik, the strrcLi IN OF the
str'mac, SIC says tha conGu rot ihaScuth,
20 ~ It's the VIZ ter IS concsfEed seems al.
f00sE smpiete. in land, however, th5 Itats
as IL is premature to say tie rebel 20 wer Is
NJ Qse;har broken II sees no sfsEs OF IL
+6d and Q indications as 10 what that eud
VIA De. Tie > <uiLerners may DC beaten IL
eAste. bat they have immense territories fer
tH'eai, The coatkss is virtually TIE whole
world against tEs soGth, ss TIE North il
oi%n 10 ,he ahips Of the world, while the
"9a'b Is completely shut ont. The surprise
y hot ina the Ccnfedera:es retreat, but that
| HlsEo NDLL Ut I'll.
Ihe London Timcs thinks that Gen. But
'fs:uis at New Orleans L. exceedingly So
we're aud harsh, and calculated TO mnks the
iStii e OF he blockade there vatuelesS,
y rhs London Morning Post 10 very bitter on
yea. fas,er's proclamation, and says tnatnot
yea the Americans or Russians ever isss.ed
i as 10 severe cscrses.
aAe Poa says il Davis and BeaoreHaro can
shcs osiea. on &hs Fsdetals the ipdepsn'
.sacs u the south will he sceissso. Ii feey
l ~. osefcoihs, tbs houth nay he CONSIDERED
so see IL moon Uatly Ftrs reg tfes M anan'
M melt VI Norfolk and destruction OF the
wlnisc rs Of great irnpostancs. aud iha.i II
Ith 3. me rssignation by the ConfedsTa'ss OF
I., sso 'h.ps are up for New Orleans At I.;v-
I,hs,, -. p.eEeyo!le had Jiysn notice in
Ibs e".aE"Ls That 40 WoG ID .H attention W
las ~ Iaction OF cot:oa e. Now Orleans, a1d
Ilsiss u LAG ht nave On Epxlssh iaer nfaf'
IGoss, a. tas sssDs TINA no WcLld Sss II ths
lusc "i"eat Intends to take steps for Media
lay,o.o eikeiey b1ongnt forward bis annual
Fed he "a iu,vr OF the ballot, which WAS CAT.
Iva 20 70 ~. amidst loud chssrD Leave
"'sa 70 bftns N bill on shs sabJscs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-11
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CON, fqr arrlugs1aat. i9r con- fae' - ,.ufcrt,
suii .rsel-,n II yc-T is isAbe. sat * i siayted
t, ths aecoa L.SGcf;os o. = q Q, -. Il - v, or
ir5,a is p eCiar sefi ia s~t~ a, tsmi iss VIC
might 1. ri.a 10 70 FOE The auLert a.. p e I,
ecuAssy. Ga lao ii st 4 "a Eeaaa sa,el
kiy ard bssuti uiy arrsGR'd, viii fsaS' d rs.
.,ca, and rsss, ressndss iiSht sra * sr-
arse, Two i'ag mont AID rear g, rcors ,. .nsa.
ates The /. Is: va 4. containing b IL. d /. ere,
Il well fet In sssrS, AID sAat-2 vita 4 gsl pp4-
her of ceds, and fru.: t-eas The sarlsu, tosstaer
vita sss oli-bOi 80 attached to hs Hanaoi, will
r'se he enihsa,e IN Ia rsz..ss T#s .f-ifs of ex-
cal est ws.er AIS 0G IKE IRE aiE T.sis location 10
seeovsrsia. f'z liz Ies'ta II n,Es, ana N very re-
lid / or !arsie, ph!iea a ssspiY 20
JAS. h. 4AyIOx son.
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