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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02
PACKET BOAT FoR AHXraGEUN,
lew krrnnCement.

NOW AITtInB6Iu5ILIs
ON and after the 2lst Of April, Packet s-Sr-TnIg
~ Boa will throu IN Lexington vel S[xCEz<E
Lyneh0p z ana Buchanan.
IGkE noHNoED
To se0t'svls $500 To Les ngtcn
70 Lynehbufs LIS 70 gGchInaa s.
Leave Richmond usual st NJ ~, Wednesday
Friday ylohburs SO hours AMI LeIgt0n AID bgei
snAn, AL r. NJ Of ths.srond DAY
VIII accompany the Sro Boat far Columbia 70 avoid
erosdag ana to give each passenger. : Berth
Leave Leringt and Buchanan a. A. Monday, Welnes
day Frdsy, reach LynehoHfg In u hoeI lad ihmond
Is urS.
Below time Of arrival and Fare be,Eesl Richmond
tynohbuIg;
Inn FARE nn IAn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02
"DEAD on rae FIELD OF HONOR"

To he E3i.r Of n, Whg:
Isis wish no ,le sI;PFse that notice tho omsaion,
il tie lt Of gL,nt dead Who have fallen 10 defence OF
edmond and constitutional lb,r,y the name tf Col
sam v EuksrsOn, Of 10, 81 Va. Z ginert Ju3gePal
ksrs5n def the eImi1e the eOmmsncemen. Of tie
wa AID took comm md Of tbs regi uen,-Wcnt with Gen.
Robert S. GAaeu to thu N,TthWest-Was Sith his Regi
rns1. in that srduous campo .-rss in the Ba end
z nDey expedition IL January lasi-WRs with the in
icm able onsHRi 10 all Of the rteen, rgASensnts
Ia re Wiley, sDd a. las, fen at the head Of bis CON-
nlnd, o. FfdIJ s tas fr! shout Of Vi,.ofT began
70 ssel cut uFon he evening brsCEs.
TIE writer OF this served with bin aud knew hin
vel, uad feels melancholy pleasure in bssring tcstGo
~ 20 bis IN. sunni DO6esy az man, ard % h!shigh
Character as a sold er, and worth ts an Caicer Dc
nsysr was absent from hia Regiment; and Is his high
est praise TO sly that in rcsl the march, bis
men never strsggedi in the eght they never Uavered
L NJ 6
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

There Is hrpof ColO0si w.ls;s' probable recovery.
C.p aia Wall O. Prince E-Ssrd, uhO succeeded him IN
e10us1d has had his leg ampu.Assd, and Is getting on
Q . vel, under the crcans.snees lie is u the Ame-
rcsu Ho.el.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02
A YANKEE TX .UR,lON mo aONROE COUNTY.


SALr sULPHUa SPK nee,
Monroe county, J-ne 26-n, 1852
To Ire Bd;.cT Of the Whi5
o. last Sunday, the General comma ding at this
pace Was Informed Of an advance Of the enemy from
Meadow Bluff by the lords and ferries of Gseeubrier
river aud also Of his advances Of rainforosmons from
he direction Of Raleigh County, via Packs ferry, o.
New RIVER The accomplishment Of the scheme would
have precipitasd combined force Of the enemy pre-.
baby SIX thousand strong, by conveying roads on the
county Of Monroe, defended BY Gen. Hsth With about
twelve hundred ConlederateS.
II wss ineIpediOut order cur renfo.esnents from
the EsnOWs q Nov RIVER, because, in coming here,
tley VOid have been cut cf in detail by the enemy,
supposed to be crossing New River al Packs F,rry-
Gan Heh accordingly toek position, previously selected
TO- at such event, lev uis1 from here, the
81. Pond road, fran which the enemy would be pre-
vea:ed iron EXPANDING hi nVsEon towards he railroad
vile cur forces Eouid hAVs secure Bns of sonnuni.
oa:icn viii he sssSashald o. the NArfovs Of New
RFSl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

CAsUALrnS IN rEK lltH VISGlSIA RIsNNr-
"a ,he s,v,re sag me-. Of Aoaday evening, be-
rsea Loass,reets al Hussss Divisions on our right
n The RIVER, s1d he sresy, the fOoWiog casualties
o,Oa sd in the llth Virginia gimeut, K.jlr 0.Sy
co lnding.
4 lied Lieut. v R Abbott, Leu, DIX Sergeant Ma
i,- L K,r. ,eabu-v, CuAp.Air, Rsy GrAnouTy Isup
4 ,;sil Prvats joan ~ ehel, James Ltunder, fhcmsS
JEes n F,I, in JaOos, u " Hanna. (5eue u
tl,e r " hl;rV, rayv De lvi.g.l
" uHdss: ". s1 ii e. A g AEers, W B1reef,
" rus "u K mtArT J1aa Hit', ,lsEos, u
t,JN M-es q, n =, Jan Bank, P5rdur,
> ! unghan J'E 8 yloi-, B \ SE.1lt,lo~,
"a P .,r, A Bf--Ss, s 4 Hcoso', = H-1,
d. So, J P.,k-,, " N Bsvvls, Nm EseFsu, Nm a
-reR " W,us.oI, : L Hs.c.mos, Vim larry, " d
Tsyios, = Harry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

4 GEKRAL JsU D'EssRIT.-rag Z z .rsr says that a
sparkling ds'Pri. was fCminasod b yOupg sen.'s-
aal st ore Of he ho,l on ga a,iAy. Some ole ask
/. Was Posssls for HcCslan's army ever to st 10
Reamoad. Toe Psy-'e .kgr responded, II be dos,
. I'll have to lsysl Jv5 Halls, wade through Ii e
se, pass pre- ~ s'rUsg Packets, travel over c. n.
sileTsol7 number Of Ro1es, and then batter down 5
5 onsEAli" Cert4iuLs hard road 10 lFsT,L
II the Gaihor o. TIE above escld be sp9Eshs1ded he
should either be G % Cd or seat 10 toe II sa,5s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

IsFa VIRsISIA R4sINENT -Tl-s g-ill: regimen. IS
a'uost a wreck. IL CCloael aud Lieu,scans CO.Ous
s,s both wounded is 9r seriously SICK is glorious
jutaui AcCulOCk, vita bICksn arm, she Sagi. 6
on the m,n with bis sword on Monday night. a. hs
nassls, AID Williamsburg. 5- lu Of June, AID Friday,
h. escaped unsuri b; b lass, bsea tenp7rlry dis
ab.sd. On Noadsy night, Picks..s brigade suffered
Vsrsly, a. usual.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

~ ecpnfl. : serrssaE. lrsTt

40GB AID &C "a - EafSA fEHF-
~ IN o.. q. - . C.ssset OF GAP r.. forsles
~ -, fsr -ale as -. ciuu III - u ste,
a c "a , - Ncshescay ~ - ssT 20 . Il
q c. p ~. he lsrs n =. Tgict r. = 80
the &C urs-cv ~ 81 G. Z. ss t.se aiirat
10! ., mi cspt Of 80 e sa'sg
q, orc ID. ne ton utEsEzer
Ths opry otAt L. raPs.vtrs 49, Il he c-y.
49, &C r. ~ hsNH, &C "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02
AUCTION sA,.E.
MILITARY CLOTHS,

"A our warehouse, oB tho Bssis,
JoHHRxo,se OK wEpEEs Az, haAfi suT'. At - n.
sTame ilny Of he PoGrd Of Directors q t c rcnshhS
ooirn .oWpsny, held % tae lah Il 81 Il, bof, %
III ch al Of the NIB = . essDt g. Fas nsniucesi
Ae'cly,d ,, @ the Trrset' Ge-a are al ec %
tgen The Ioul be ms u-c1 M or 10 sell bS VeAf
nei q Sa, ~ Of pe d. fsc'urt ~ MI o9@Pthy.
ouneneng WeiD ny, he SON Of April Whh Etat IA lsE
NJ AZ, a4d cGdi UiEs the eyory tucteso-
fe5ng- ay at. fcrther cree ei BY . board
10 &C oduce "a he stoye aon sha 81 M Eos
arf4,t 4 comp ny, a. -suss o. he basin,
IL, wruBes az Gel TIE Pm - I, ant
&c auentlfu of N clmPA les c-te deAl
are VI ed to he goods wi be Pot an -
isce o. tTehy ortse tyf'e viii the 1bse a. VIA;
. he o. hsnd AZ he tie oiEsie
Or lsTsJ I-dso Has Grey AID ssr
ed
saS-rer Al easb on delivery.
OBENsuAw 4 CO.. AsCpss
srls-3tsWH CFetshaS " .. leo Cor, any.
.h LAX - N9CtG NEGROEst b. ~ O.
M TGN-Ih'snSrnng eonnen,ipg a. 10 otl0os, We MI
Ell a. sion .C0lb-
~ Y0gn. ii1ely etgroeB
consisting q AID Nsms Toys rs srd q ID CO.
jsy1 DICnlHeoS hiIL, Ar,L-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02
CaAsGE ga sCEIEDULE.

ESN 81 ~ ~ "a
Richmond &L Petersburg r. Il.
ON aad after Monday aa,h gsSrasrJ, TIE over III
" rgad win run fellows:
TEkIs,
Leave Richmond at iib e. daily, and pisrburS Al
FAEaET AID Accommodates cHIm
Reh nd daily except Sundays Al sls aud 80
o ~ AMI Petersburg si S:5H, n.
The Va. Ira VII stOr oHy AZ Hall Wa. ssiOa Chester an
Port Wslthsl Juncti q.
eg-TrsyeeE vii nind hat hsy required 10 thos
pass from Governor oheE Gus C.Et person. befo
dey oaa lexVe me city BY Ihs road n. tILL,
tsqi cr,e ral INA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02
IaE RIuRnOND BATTALION.

siace tie granting OF authority to raise battalion in
Richmond Tor special service embracing persons Of any
age some difficulty to have existed with those en-.
rolled anon the Second Class Militia s to whether such
Of ,hem a. desired e. jon the battalion Wscd be- sowtd
70 do 90 The following correspondence leaves 10 doubt
on the subject:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02
vrRGrstA CENTRAL RAILRoAD
Esss;sEs;ESF;1IzE5s ss;is'',e g.is
sUsAERs ARRANGEMENTS.

sUsAERa ARRANGEkENTs.
on and AyrfB Monday Nay ah
" The Nail ard PsssrC ser ETsfns.
VII leave Reamond for Gortons1il-, ChsricIfesvs A.
earptrn- ally Aie 2oi e1znecos .h the Orange aud Ae'
ARdE Eosd passenger 81 Charlottesville for Lyneebars
setuetn stauEcn sad iketsons kTsr the Gs trsn VII
III Weesg leaving sgnIoa T7stsys and 1sisrdsys a.
Jiessons River 90 Mondays, wednesdays ii sttsyA
BErlln tToNn's sIssene, 'or Lexington e1nnses VII
ms ss traip and ssyes 3ssrlea. NandAy wednesday
A.a Fridays, and eoSAss on TsasAy ThaI.aya aad sEtei
days.
sarsn Mason and oShpenys Hbs Tor White sulphs-
Lsusrzrr 81 connects viii tss Train TzesssyI Thur
days aud sxtsrteTs
The regular Throash Irht ir Gcrdcafrs Hzt p9in We.
OF there leaves Rchlond "a e s1naGTs TrssiAys
thursdays, sna arrives fF0ths We. si'AK on Sania We
TeTsr war for eordon.,e and poin,s sss
nay II p D waIFcoSa
i. ia. 49, r4-ss- 4esN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

HOk fiE eALk o. hldkD1d.
sVNHk In dAy cnma1ced rs AueSoa oHa
i1r ts o. Nt8RcEB The Auctiol koom On grankn
,ros, i1sey 0ecuy I'D by BITS Z GRnGOEY. .
Hs s1 SeEr0 both puklcy Ard privately, and sols ne
hs ens a1d he pubhc generally. he pieaEe ~
e interest Of biz patonH and naeEs nse
hat h lOls experience IN NE rAd be viz be enabled 10
% hyhosi prices he vii make liberal sdvAoees
% properly r hAnd-Gad prepared 20 board persona en-
P "a u the Eads and Ao hsr fsrvanhsyng ample accom-
= eadous Ter bob Tx sTOKkS,
On Irlaknn, Srd door bs0s Wal street,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

VJRWa AID SWIFT ARROW Eoof
EAekbsury Rraa4y
ch0colaia
Bron1
f1erra
Year RArsy
Cora 1iaroS
AE1uoa
- nfanS sAzKR Drss ssgs,
ALI 10 NAz e. go. ssSVN p g
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

hsaastsa LUsrAk saa e. " Polka, OF sale b.
- xSAoE sAKkks Drug sssss, iss xs-a ss-ss. ss sieve
=. v ksl2
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02
n lTrknY CAEAI .aiIitaFy -

VI 100. II osess, :. Wholesale s=s gesl Y tie Hillary
.rl s prSe gsssGnl his sse .,ock c! Hcs sanscgr'a
5sos1 Grey 3ae and BEnk C4Get and Ygst 6Ie Csrs
ha3 1t tI Essshsaeni is7ors5e a. 80 ~
The 5oat Particular senicl !. tesiTe4t r he Iisri tr
APP Is tie fness nos, dufab'. aot Cap
urea KaSrg On bsne 5000 sup, 81 ssosl ts s1nsIs
Has the Akoets.s sad ke.al tase VII l.
a tABS pooltN 10. 81 san Erect, slshnobS -.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

.,EvAA :. hO.ss Ss;g tEs0I;Ss5 TON G, FOR
~ s..sYyoV!ag abe Condition OF ESuFE6s -na
fa cTing theI an aPpette a1d CsisNrS tsll az bsH
% Rerzs aidshouEo s-s an6 Dscuper. GEJ 4. b5eG
Ecl tcsss Ish.ect iaernsty nh NOS; fene syss
r spee ts crd sossy Of hf, AID bs len "a
q pTcvei stfheui Nj % baet 10 De sfst prof
saVrsn. has been ssrd ests:'.is rn.s ig zoeEeols
st gar yss ago, IA ths city SID al ras Of e Ee q Viz
Sas oSt csrcuns Nse lefs az = aEt ever qrs1sr Of
&c u on--rnd tt.s dem spd i .tsscic iEeresfng
The Tor5e forte has g-g snVsEs s.sases2r CO far s
,5ha,r la been ale GsesFa lean b. estsred the
yi=frs d.rgllss lr IT, Stste, tle 81 JAZZ r DCTA Drug
- &. "A .sa-.f 49,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

WANT
EvEzAJ o. rks for Army In ell genre oss. ters1tly
- tbrsh y riT Of the esry OF Wa bnoi parsons
dtTs Of The oonisde ats rnas for military days
" b de,Aiisi by order Of the War Department
Al tors vi % ADDE'S 81 TO RV W. A. croeksr su-
periltsndrrt arm Iniestneo a, Riohmon4, Va and
comp nei "a disability the CD esrrgon OF
u III or keg Gish The ApPn-An, be a. Aoh
ed toy with prop tin NAL OF hi ohArseer ard coaps
tlcy.
pr-ell.bls.
Ing oorfsr wh In person Tll ell Al How
we. cRoo6Es
JST-lv SAT-. Army Int. ufoe,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-02

+ lSls,by WIN II. FLEAsAs,6 deSS
REMOVAL.
TWUNT JAMES have resolved the Corner Of Virginia
III and Cary streetvo door, aeoVs 70 TIE house recently 90
coupled by MessrL Johnson, ETreheart AVsughAn.
They have large and varied stock Of nanfao
ture obAeeo nearly grades which cons ant I'd cns
being made nom nan1se0rers IN Ills state and North Carolina
they have hand good sock OF flour OF AL Aiet Ago,
hes Apples and Peaches, anttss, 30 40 ~
A LERGHANY WATRh.-1resh nom te spring, I7s,
n hEnd ard foF sale By w. PETERSON 90, pruggIA,
isS g7fn p.reai SEES
AJOTICz-Zhe bsasd By the oorPorsion Of Peder
ooaL Il "a HI CO.,
IaI oaee Rspih corner e ss.n apd iIth street,
cAsTIhR sOAP.-co cssss oAstle Soap, for sale, 20 A.
~ rive " W FErx2soA q o. pruags.k ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
ARRIVAL OF THE COssACK.

The u. S. steam transport Cossack, John W. Bef'
nett, commander, arrived on Wednesday morning
from Newbern, N. c., 18th inst, via Hatterm aid
Fortress Monroe, with sick and wounded soldiers ID
charge Of DIR. Uphan. She experienced on the 10Th
inst.. when between Hateras and Cape Henry,
heavy gale from N. l.. with cross sea, WREN DAM
aged her steam pipe stove buiwark'' Aua 'ci'ou'ty
strained the ship that she will be coHpeieu 10 20
into dock for repairs. ,r.
Among the wounded by the Cosfaek' are A'j'
Horton. and Lieut.. Jarvis Of Boston.
The Cossack dropped her anchors N the stream NJ
the foot Of Wall street at O'Clock on wednesday
morning. She has been 80 badly injured ny ''e 'a''
orm that il will be necessary for Der 10 stop mere o'
,epairs. She brings the following passengers' uhuer
The care of Surgeon j. Is. Upham: AdJn''nt Horton
Lieut.. Jarvis Serg. EdmOnds, sera. C'a1b0ny' CORP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19

PHILADELPHIA ENTRRPRIsE.-A movement 10 on
foot in Philadelphia to purchase League Island and
present it to the United States Government ~ a site
for an enlarged naval station. Tne island is owned
by the Pennsylvania Life and Trust Company, which
corporation is willing to sell il for the reasonable sum
OF 1910 900, in view of d pubic purpose to which it
is to be applied. The reason assigned for the move.
ment is the crowded condition of the Philadelphia
Maryland.
League Island says Tie North american, is more
than mile long and third OF a mile wide, situated
AT the junction OF the rivers Delaware and Schnylk
and at the lower end 1t il below the Horse Shoe,
where the ice in Winter forms the chief difficulty TO
the navigation Of the Delaware. This would mako
the largest and best naval station in the Union, and
we know of no place In the country where the
Government can thus, free Of cost. obtain not only
all the space reQuite for the IRON plate foundery
&C., but ample room for all the subsequent expansion
likely to 10 needed, also without any cost Tho
island in fact provides for tho whole future, and the
city could not 10 wiser thiig than to make the pur-
chase. Az to the ssio oil the present Navy-Yard,
III re would be no difficulty about that. The Penn.
sylvania keilroId terminus at Washington avenue
is making that whole neig borhood the center Of an
immense business. Tie nnlro.si will require all the
space near it for depos, shipping wharves, standing
for freight care etc., and would be glad TO pur.
chase The old Nayy-Yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
GEN. Buffers REPLY.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTxESr on THg CUP,


GENERAL: The communication by flag OF truce. under
charge Of Lieut. Col Ogden, of your ,ta, hapded n.
morning take leave TO arsute you that the information
on which Mr. Davis acted ncoecthe threat
-a-y would have been unhesd, had my Jgdsmen deter
mined any given Of action necessary aud fast.
Moor Van Benthuysen officer holding commission
against the United States arrested by order
fo aiding the Of sc1uudre and who bad at the
tim been false 10 your party he was to mine and
confined In Fort Jackson snd told that as his oense was not
the in the rebellion II he would produce the sp who
informed under his control he would be released
aud far his ofenses condoned Being aerwsrd assured
that the SPY had escaped IN fact TO Richmond upon Major
Van BeDthuyseL's application lie released DAYS
sr upon his parole, and as believe quietly atoLd
ing his ordinary syocaous about the city Of New Orleans
To prevent the necessity of ngs of truce contsining threats
hereafter allow add that In degree will they
change the either Of punishment of justice which
my judgment may determine
have failed to hud any other thing in your note which
quiIes reply.
have The honor TO be, your obedent servant
Il. +. BUTLER, MsjorGenera Commanding
Col. Ogden left last evening on his return to Jack
son, Miss, Gen. Lovells headquarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
COMMERCIAL ISTELLIGEyCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-The funds on the 9Th
wer. hesv, and Consos Glued y csut owing unavor
able bank returns. The CLOSING prices 2Q92tc for
money, dividend
The discount market unchanged Money in abundant
supply
Canadian securities fell y the 9Th under the infu.
enee of the scturrs Of me Times Canadian politics
The weekly returns of the Bank of EN- show decrease
in the bullion Of f6@l.oOl
ANERcAS c.cuRITIKs were fat. and daily declining.
Iinoi. co-ea the 6tn A. 6+6 discount,
and Fries az banng Bros. Co. quote: u. 3 6s 80;
g. T. S. 10; Msssachuset, So % Maryland S. 81 Pennsyl
yania Sterling 13 Boujs a; Boston City AIS, 81.
LIygKPooL. Sa urdsy, June To p. M
CoIroy-Sales to-day, 5000 bales-one half on
speculation and for expert Market stesdy.
BREADsrUFFs-flour and Wheat are quiet and
unchanged but Corn is. If anything. shade 6rmer.
PRoyIsIoSs continue Gull aud dropping. Business
geneI ally i, in the merost retail.
LoNDoS, Saturday afternoon--Consols closed at
81. Gs2.
American Securities to-day exhibited no material
change Erie shares, 3lii Illinois Central 47di6 dis New.
Y ORR Central, bans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JUNE 49, 1862.

FOlger, c. Taylor, private Nudge, and private NC
Goun, all of the Oath Massachusetts. The two first
named are badly woundedi al proceed Immediately
to the City of Boston. Mrs. Horton, the mother OF
the wounded Adjutant, and j. Tilden, esq, were
alec passengers on the Cossaek.
The Thomas Sparks lie reported to have gone down
in the late gale.
At the junction of the Neuse and Pamco Sound
the Cossaek met vessel with Gen. Burnside aboard,
bound for Newbern. The General hailed them and
bid them God speed.
Gov. Stany started for Washington, n. c., the
day the Cossaek left.
Surgeon j. B. Upham hiss been placed in charge
Of the United States General Hospital at Beaufort,
and will return in week or ten days to assume the
duties of that post This hospital has been very re-
Gently established and is decidedly one Of he best
appointed under tho direction Of the War Depart
ment
1t was formerly fashionable hotel in what is
known as the Newport Of the South, and is admlra'
bly, adapted to the to which it is devoted. The
rooms are large and well ventilated, the scenery
delightful and the ocean GIBBS and flows at It's very
threshold. 1t is designed for sick and convalescent
soldiers from all points of the Department.
Colonel 7. B. Thorpe of this city, now in New
Orleans, has been appointed by the United States
Commissioner TO act with the city authorities of
NewOreans in the distribution Of charity and remu
nerative labor to the starving poor of NewOrleans.
PA.ySsERs Major Fulson, MAJOR y.dder. DR. Upham.
Capt Rainier Capt C. +. MARITIME, Lieut. Richardson Lieut.
Horton Lieut. JARVIS Liea, AndIsTs Mr' noon ana son.
Ebsugh, Nipple. JUDD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
RITSSI A.

BERLly, June 3.-Lett-rs received here from st.
Petersburg state that the last sitting Of the COun.
ell of the Empire the proposed new fundamental
regulation. for the administration Of justice were
unanimously adopted. Hencefortb no one is to DO
condemned except by the proper tribunals. Alfjudi,
cial proceedings are to be conducted publicly, and
tri Al By j,ry Is to be introduced.
ST. PETERSBURG, june The Northern BEE
Of today publishes a circular Of Gen. Palomef,
ordering all Governors Of Cities to convene
the assemblies o. the CITIZENS for the examination OF
the II IN of administration Tor the communes. II di.
reefs tue Governors to explal fully to the citizens
the importance of the snbj~cl, and The necesaty OF
the latter participant more ia th administration OK
their own affairs. Il declares that the Government
can no longer continue to bear the whole weight Of
public affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
THE MAYOR OF BOSTON TO PRESIDENT
LINCOLN.

MAYORS OrYIcu City Hall. Boston May %. 1862.
Sir: am induced 10 write you THIS IRON sense
f duty for tho purpose Of repudine In the most emphatic
III. idea tho Governor oil Massachusetts au
tbo 10 for tho oys citizens Of the state n pfopos
ns any conditions In regard to the question oil slavery
.n,ctint further requison BY you Tor volunteers There
,av pos.bly be small sections towns, In the tonmo
ws,b h.re tho doctrine OF emsnc alton and Mnins the
slave, rekarded with favor aud might be made al ,acuse
Ro,,oo and believe IN large majority Of the other cite,
and towns tho State tho nngng Of questions IN relation
10 slavery with the crushing out OF tbs present Rebellion
vessd with the feelings 81 disappfobhuon, WINE
a.. eaot YOU made resist the Interpolation OF ths
,ment the Union the basis OF
the Con,tuon sseybc-d IN appoinn~ Governor,
md o O' hcCeHan.
The conduct Of have given hope and confidence
,o every IIniol loving heart in our State
iandug tho opinions Of tho Governor, believe
that may be reed fof call may
.r upon patriotism In the present gncy and that
her generally have sympathy with those who
the question OF emancipation at this time, and am
that IL this subj introduced 10 conformity
with the views OF Gov Andrew would produce serious
At not an irreparabr, Injury to the cause of enlistment
beg you, therefore, to make your T'qu,on upon the
St,te Of with confidence In the loyalty ard
devotion of her citizens aud with ia. that Boston
" III as cheeruy ond In the intue az IL the Fast to
demand OF the Government Trusting that you will
be- firm and rsonte IN endesyor for the
and welfare Of country and In Ignoring all other
Issues which tend 10 prevent the accomp ,hmcnt OF this
reAt object have the honor to be- Sir with great respect
JOSEPH WlGHTnAN Mayor.
Hi Ercelency ABRAHAM LsCOLa President Of tho United
States Washington, ID. C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-19
AnANnnNMENr OF CHArTANOOGA.

Wo learn tha, Col. Dnpont and Col Iaggard
have returned TO Nashville from Chattanooga. The
latter place, after having been TAKEN was abandoned
for the want of supplies, which /. was impossible TO
obtain the supply steamboat, as well as TIE wagons;
falling 20 arrive in time Our forces that captured
and occupied Chattanooga, are now at Shelbyvllle.
This is the stat. ment that bias been made to Ms, but
pos.ib the Rebel forces that recently evacuated
Cumterland Gap may have ben advancing upon
Chattanooga in such strength that our troops could
not lave kept the position even II their supplies had
been abundant.
We must repoesess Chattanooga, and certainly the
work will be done within the next few days.
49, ILou.yllls Journal.
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TT1RK Fly.

A battle was fought on the LIT, near Yeniko, and
resulted in the complete vi tory OF the Turks. Inc
loss of the Montengr rims in killed and wounded 10
stated at from 500 to 60O that Of the Turks a, less
than 80.
PARIS, June 7, evening.-Tbe Patrie of this
evening saws it is asserted that France, Austria, and
Russia will undertake measures relative TO Monten-
egro.
The Presse publishes "a report that an armistice
has been concluded between the Turks and Monte
negrins.
SgRyIA.-BELGRADE, June The Servian
Government has protested 70 the guaranteeing pow.
ers against the Turkish military demonstrating OF
the dsy before Yesterday aud has declined all re-
ponsi6ility for possible eyeutuulites.