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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05

BAUDER-In Brooklyn. =. D., oa Tuesday. June 3, Ann
Eliza ede'; daush'er'o' ~ u and Ca'hans Band'r aged
BYRRY-On Tuesday June , a. the residence Of Captain
BsIman, No. So Second place, Brooklyn, Captain n
ERRi.E-Ou Monday, juno q william Earle native Of En-
sland late NowYork State Volunteer in the 56th Of
bis sse.
rUYpr-s.ddenly on Friday Nay o. on board the United
Frederick FUND.-.
U,NNAH-On Wednesday morning. June 4. Helen Dummer
The farsal viii sle plsc. Thursday June sta rn
from r.dence of her Graz diather fhnsas C. Dunn
nier No. 60 Essex street, Jersey City.
UIII,-In Brooklyn, on TUESDAY June ,, Eugene, sec.
oud son OF John X. and Ann I'LL, eyed years and ii
months
LuDlNGrON-At her residence in Monticello, Sullivan
tonptv New.Yort Thursday May 30 after prosraced
Illness horne with Christian resignation Elizabeth y. the
beloy.d wife of Z. Ludinston, esd, aged "A years
LYNCH--iu this city; on Monday June !. Philip only son
months.
vrw,oy-rn thi. city On Wednesday; June 4. John
wilson younre., child of James W. and Emile w New
The mo. Of the lsmy are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral wlSu; further notice a. Tine q ' pa pa
Sixth avenues. OH Thursday June s. s'2 o'clock p. M
UBRIENIu this city Tuesday June ,. Patrick OBTien
aged 3, years
RrsLEY-In this city Monday June Mari. NJ, only
daughter Christopher and Nancy Rsvy, ssed ID years
ard 8fnonths
nOsCU-In this city OIL Monday. jane ?. the beloved
daughter Of Catherine aud CHARLES H. Roscb
syIPT-Or Tuesday June Mary Eizah.h. wife OF John
swift and daughter OF the late Dr. William Hortsen Of
Geneva. y. V. aged % yeaIs . 49,. , :. q,
Te relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral the Church OF the Holy Communion
conner of sixth aud Twentieth street on thursday
IN. 9Th inst, O'Clock M. without further notice.
sFIDEI-ln this city Monday June 2. Doris only child
of Charles aud Sophia Seide aged II months end
"a days.
srCON-In this city, Tuesday, June ,, Edw ard secon.
s.ed 20 years and month
sTODDARD-In Brooklyn, Tuesday. June ,. yohu s.
Stoddard Chief Engneer Of the Nassau Water Works,
aged ~ years.
sWFENYIu this city Monday Jane 2. Kate T. s., in
daughter Of Charles and Elizabeth sweeny aged years
and IN days
TRUMAN-Oa Tuesday June }, Mrs Sarah, widow Of Geo
Truman. aged - yesrs.
Tho fri.nds Of family. and Of her s. w Truman
also OF her nn.law VIM. Pulrn aud Jas T. Bache are
No oil East Thirty street Thursday. the 9Th inst
st 81 O'Clock p IN.
TIiOMPSON-In Jersey CITY, Tuesday. June J. Mrs
Sarah Thompson rec Of Edward Thompson In the S3th
year Of her age.
TORKINGTON-iu this city. on Monday June y, william
,Torkingten, In the I'D year OF his sse.
WILLS-Orowusd on Friday April H. 10 Eli Greek Girsrd
Erie County josiah kiDgslan1 youngest sou OF JOSEPH
b. and the Eleanor Wills OF this city aged 10 years.
months and Is days.
WILILAMs-At Bellvis N. j.. on Tuesday, June .. Mi.
Hcieu mcf. daughter OF John "iIsaHs ESQ., IN the fSf
Issr Of bsI sgs
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COURT CALFNDAR-Tuis DAT.

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a e III. 1l1 Jl,, III. slato 20. - -.
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fJis 1851 7335. 1851. 1853 Pol 1853 2;. 1871 Part IL
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40 Part II-Soa l2o <t DIS, lbs 80 ISL l32. 1913,
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THE WOUNDED AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, June 4, 1907
The steamer Whildin arrived at midnight last
night of Vinestreet wharf from James River, hav-
ing on board about four hundred wounded Pennsyl-
vsnis sodiers, who eneaged in sae terrible
battle Of Saturday and Sunday last
The wounded brought by the Whildn are all
Pennsylvanians, with two exceptions, viz: Private
John Hollywood, Company d, 40th New-York, gun
shot, fractured thigh Capt. r. s. Reynolds, Com.
pany F, 9Th New-Jeney, gun-shot wound in the
high
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Passcupcrs Arrived

r. ,,,on,hp cv If Ne,c- York ,om Lre'peoi end pue.as
,orn-Mr James White lady family snd servant; MISS
O C. Carroll. Mrs. X Handy AiT, W;hsrf WI, hoeer,'
s Wood eli i.s M.y Th.chsr M Hale Mis-. En.,.n
I.-..ure. Henry Edmonds, II Fay. VIM ssAey Geoisr
Wni.tt. NJ r. Ossood W. b. Osgood Henry Jones.
Julias Jones, Nit Penycott, Mr.. CameIer hr. popm.'
lame, Moorrhesd ssm1 Fos- ~ Ze,tee lady ard ch,ld
ST. W..ss WINTER W.eot CakiDs and LADY, Peter Ireiden
Francis Joseph Phillip Augu.tin Thomas Howe Plnpket
Hugh wilson Robert co%ma% r. w .n msl1 p. %sG Ia
I'D r. Leisure Reeve Daniel Shaw. John G. Westwood
Henry L. Wells john B. Cone b. d. Cobb Francis H. bIsu
nup John B. Wilton Con G. Croit. and so 10 tue reese
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GOV. STANLY'S INSTRUCTIONS.

WAsuis0ros, Wednesday June a. 1862
The instructions gwen to the Hon. Edward Stanly,
Military Governor of North Carolina, ideni-
caly those furnished to Hon. Andrew Johnson The
following is a copy of the letter Of instructions:
WAR DEPARTMENT, WARRINGTON. D. c.. May p 1862
SIR: The commission you have received expresses
On its face the nature and extent of the duties and
power devolved on you by the appointment OF Mill
tary Governor Of North Carolina.
Instructions have been gwen to Major-General
Burnside TO aid you in the performance Of your du-
ties and the exercise Of your authority He has also
been instructed TO deta adequate military force
for the special purpose of Governors Guard, and
TO act under your direction. II is obvious to you
that the great purpose of your appointment is to re-
establish the authority Of the Federal Government
in the State Of North Carolina, and TO provide the
means Of maintaining peace and security to the loyal
inhabitants of that State until they shall be able to
estavil Government.
Upon your wisdom and energetic action much will
depend in accomplishing that result IL Is not
deemed necessary to give any specific instructions,
but rather 10 conhde in your sound discretion to
adopt such measures as circumstances may demand.
Yoa may rely upon the perfect confidence and full
support of this Depart uent in the performance OF
your duties.
With re'Es S1s An yog5 ISs4isD! servant. .w
Hon EDWARD STAsIY Military Governor
Of South Caroline
Gov. Stanly's commission invests him with the
powers duties, and functions pertaining to the office
of Military Governor. including the power to estab-
lsh all necessary Offices and tribunals, and suspend
the writ Of habess corpus during the pleasure OF the
President, or until the loyal inhabitants Of North
Carolina shall organize q civil Government in &C.
cordance with the Constitution Of the United States.
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MAJOR WILLIAMS.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, June Z. 1854
Upon application to Gea. Mcclellan for inform t N
respecting the arrest Of Major Lawrence A William,
eh Cavalry U. S. A., made by his sister in this city,
Gen. Mcclellan has made reply entirely exculpat-
ing that officer from the serious chargess Of treason
made against him. and stating that he lie now com.
handing bis regiment at the head of the advance
guard, displaying daily degree Of skill extremely
gratifying.
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LECTURES on SLAVERY AND THE WAR.-The
Emancipation League, recently organized in this
city, and Of which Mr. VIM. G. Bryant is President,
has made arrangements for course Of lectures, in
which the system of Slavery in its relations to the
war will be considered. The first lecture, BY Gen.
Lane OF Kansas, will be given this evening, at the
Cooper Institute. He will be followed in regular
course by other eminent and eloquent men.
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SUPERIOR CouRT-srxcr.L T,nx-JrsI i-Be!sre
Justice WHITE.
DECISIONS.
John Purchase agt The New.York Exchange
Bank CHARLES s. shsnshsn sst Peter Lyman, Ge.-Order'
granted
II. L. Sleeper sg'. Wm. Miller Order dismissed.
Before Justice MoSELL.
John ". Psddon ast Isaac Wilkins ~ nMotion denied
80 Of oppons TO abide Papers Ia the Clerk
Office
Before Justice BsRB9rn.
HIvey u. Nfcourt as Joel Seymour ct sl-The motion
Of Tie plaintiff for leave continue this scton against the
nhsuo Of the defendant Seymour IL denied with 81
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PbiladeIphia Cattle Mark~t-JUsK !.

The supply Of Beef Cattle hi. week rather light
amonnn all only $50 head The demand ives there
for- bk and prices the be. stock ranged high as
~ ~ 100 H. c-s Tor ordinary and good cattle we're from
~ ~ to 40 and f9t' 100 u. ~,
SnyrP-Thcre was an usy large supply Of Sheep the
offering, amounting $500 head causing ltlr dulness la
tie market saes made q, from 70 sc q H. gross FOR
clipped Sheep. 800.
HoGs-Ths market oontraesio be well supplied end 90
head were dspo,ri o. ri - = 70 - - stil I'D and
from ~ Is to 81 q 100 n, net for cornied ~ ,
Cow,-Thr demand r Cows was much better tnd 75 head
were sold AT o 70 TO % zach according condition.
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DEATH IRON AN OVERDOSE OF LAUDAsUa.-
John Mar residing No 40 Delaney street died from the
O'clock IL appears that the deceased had been In ths habit
81 akus sudsnum for three for dsesse of the spine
for three month";. |. believed he carried out bis
hon On Tuesday he reortedo dose for relief from pain
but too nnch and died In consequence Coroner Nsu
man held inquest and a verdict rendered In
cordaDce with the ciIcumstancesl
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
OPEN

BALTIMORE Wednesday, June 4, 1862.
The entire route Of tie Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road now open and the large Union force south Of
the line insures, ii is believed, perfect safety The
road is also open to Winchester. Assurances are
given from Washington that the mos, full and per-
manen. protection may in future be relied upon.
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MiIitarn Monies.

Osoy.ycE OyvcE No. IS Whites
Nsw.YoKx. May u; isS; v,v,p
To Dealers In Arms. FiIstciass IN in.., Ciil ts
MusKEfS port ready fst immediate ossa s;.s: Co..
purchased subject TO nsrscon oy tue p,chssips On
cor No. s. Whte.st.. n. \. No other ac'0iP
arc aned viii be parchs,ed c.,.,, If Ordnsso&
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CITY ITEMS.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
WAILAcKs THsArEK-No 8A Broadway. Cure for the
Heartache."
NIBLo's GARDss-Broadwsy. "Ths Enohanress"
LAURA KKEsK's THEATRR-Broadway The Post Boy. y
This Elyes; or. The Statue Bride"
BARSuns AsEEicAs MUsKuN-Broadwsy. Baby Show, Com
modors Mutt Whale. &c. day and night; " Adelaide oil
Dresden The Seven Escapes" afternoon and even
ing
NATIONAL AoADKsr or DEsiGs-No 62s Broadway, day
ana evening.
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME OURT-CIRcUir-JusE I-Be!ore Justice
LEONARD.
THE WELSH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CASE.
The People ex rel Robert ct al. aRt Thomas ct al.
In this reported yesterday motion Of defendants
counsel. the Judge to-day dismissed the complaint.
Before Justice BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Edward 7. Sanderson ct al. agt. Garrett w. Ryck-
man. 6c.--Ordrr granted
Mary n. Browning az. John j. Brow ng-Moton granted
J,rvi. Masters sgt Jonathan T. sprsgac.-Re!erence
dered TO hear and determine
Rebt o. Rsmsen ss.. RIchd Pel,on e, al-Judsmsnt or
dered.
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Know all Men by these Presents, tia. l

Know all Men by these Presents, that l.
WILLIAM r. BISHOP, Superintendent, O. the African
Methods. Episcopal Zion Church in America under The
protection of Almighty Cod ard With single eye 70 ms
assisted 6y the Elders preen hsye thi, day et apart GEO
WASHINGTON for the Office Of an Elder in The N. r.
Church man whom judge to be well qualified FOR that
woTi And he Is hereby recommended tn all whom 1t may
concern a. proper person administer the scraments and
ordinances and to feed the dock OF Christ 50 os as ne 'p
and nrcce are such as become the Gospel In testimony
whereof have hereunto my hand and seal this Ish Day
and M ' three. WM. IL. BISHOP, Gen1 Sup't.
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VERY LATEST PER CITY OF NEW.
YORK.

NAPLES, May D.--Yesterday few persons in the
Via Toledo attempted to get up demonstration in
by the National Guard. Order was not disturbed
King Victor Emanuel was present at the ball
given BY the Municipality. His Majesty will leave
PARrs, May 1885 o. m.-The Bourse was
again very heavy to-day; Rentes lower-iast quo
tation 70f I5c.
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impressed with tho truthfune Of the application sok ont
the money $50 to pay him. Becoming suspicious Of him.
however she altered her mind saying she would prefer pay
Mr. Bailey himself Je,sup then reortod TO insosncs when
Mrs Lsmson ordered him leave the house the time
turning TO pick up her money from the table But
gone indng that her money gone abe accused Jessup
Of tAc he and sent to the Twenty second Precinct for
Officer wher-upon Sergeant Adds arrested him and took him
before Justice Kelly jefferson Market Police Court who
committed hin for t.ill.
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FROM GEN. HALLECK'S ARMY.

LARGE NUMBER OF REBEL PRISONERS CAP
TURED.
CHICAGO Wednesday, June 4, 1862.
A special dispatch from Cairo says: Immediately
on the occupation of Corinth, forces from Gen.
Pope's division were sent out in pursuit Of such
Rebels as fed westward. Gen. Granger, in COM
mand of two regiments of cavalry, soon came in the
rear of the enemy, six miles southwest of Corinth
and engaged in fight.
He lost fifty men, but wss afterward largely re-
enforced, when the Rebels were surrounded. 1t is
said that FIVE or ten thousand have been captured
A portion of them have reached Pittsburg Landing
en- route to Northern military prisons. At last &C.
counts General Pope was nine miles southwest Of
COrinth, which point his whole corps had reached.
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Ereshcto.

E..rou. PENN Wednesday. June T. Ie65.
The DsIsvars and Iehigh rivers arc rising rap
idIy. and a high fresbet is unprecedented. ,.e
The Schuylki has risen nine feet In SIX n no no.
and IL still rising rapidly Tho lower p an ., .'le
Much property has been dalpsged
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Nex.yorlx state Inebrinte Asylum.

BISGHAsTos Wednesday June 4, 1862
The election of Trustees Of the New-iork State
Inebriate Asylum was held this day IN binghamton'
The old board was e-elected-Yalentine Mott,
President; VIM. McCoun, let Vice-President
Josiah b. Williams, ID Vice President; Jonathan IL.
Ransom, Treasurer.
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ppIc .cEN HOWARD WOUNDED.

BALrEoEx Wednesday, June I, 1862
The Old Point boat arrived at $3.50 this morning.
Among her passengers were Brig. Gen. Howard aud
SOD. Lieut. Howard, wounded in the late battle.
The former had his arm amputated before leaving.
They have both gone North.
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Business Notires.
BOXERS BITTERS,

So avoraby known In this country since nearly % years. are
from the continual experience gained IN their most care
fu preparation Of large quantities regular periods II at all
possible better in qualify than before They are con
IDENTIFY and sincerely offered 10 the public the BEST oil all
really pure B.ters as the
MosT PLEASANT CORDIAL
Of its kind in all is varied applications and finally ruly
VALUABLE MEDICINE AND SrrsULAsT
in all Of complaints connected with the Stomach or the
Nervous System so prevalent during the Summer and Eau
seasons.
To prove these assertions ell that asked h fnir trial end
comparison with other article sold in the market under
the name Of Bitters.
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ury states that the public debt on the Goth Of May
was $4si 9S, at an average rate Of interest Of
four and thirty-fve one-hundredths.
THE TARIFF BILL.
The Subcommittee of Ways and Means have had
draft Of the new tariff bill printed for the private
use of that Committee.
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THE MILITARY COMMANDER IN KEN

LOUISVILLE Wednesday June g. 1861.
Brig. Gen. j. T. Boyle, headquarters in this city
assumed command Of the Union troops in Kentucky
this morning. His appointment gives general salts
faction.
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DIR. IELAND's ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND"
permanent cure for Rheum,,ism 0ous Neuralgia aud
all Similar Affections Sent per Express upon receipt Of
price, ~; or msilod, postpaid, for ~ "a.
ILLUSTRATED TREATISE with Certified Testimonials, sent
free. q. SMITH K Co, Proprietors,
No. 49i Broadway, NewYork.
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AT JEFFERs', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
R1ruoRlL and Essic CATERS Boys and Youths Calf BAL
sos.l Boors Cent? Fies SHOES CATERS aud SLIPPERS,
all In gres, variety At low prices JsypgEs SI3 Bfosd~ay
CATAR DR. GOODALE's CATARRH
RsxxDY tho ambush Of this terrible disease
and effects positive and lasting cure Price 81 Depot No.
6i2 Broadway. Send y stamp for . pamphlet.
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Miss Laura Keene's Theater VIII be closed this
week, 80 far as her management is concerned, and
thereafter be opened for Summer season by another
party. A vey pleasant piece, "The Post Boy is
now being played.
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MMxoxAsDUx.-Ths IT, q. steam transport Cosssck al fsr
No. On r.. Il now taking In subsistence" stores ana nay of
Eswbern She viii also cary sbsu. ~ seiaisss.
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An IMPtpEs1 THiEY.-On Tuesday evening.
about ocIoc George Jessup called at the house OF Bui
snson police officer No Ga Ninth svenue ana requesea
Mrs Hanson pay the rent representing that be wa inc
s,,ut Of Mr. Ba1y tho owner OF the property lie sse e.
Litsd receipt i, Tho amount. whea Mu iApson, partially
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ADVERTISEMENT

Young men can learn their true pursuit, and
parents how train their children he useful and happy BY
Physiological Examination q. Fowler Wells 300 Bdwsy
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fAiyertisenent.i

CONSTITUTION WATER is certain cure for
Diabs and al dseses Of the Kidney and adder Sold by
all Druggists MORGAN ALLEN Agents ~ Clidst, N. Y.
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A DASH BY PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY.

REBELS UNABLE TO FEED UNION PRISONERS.
NASHVILLE, "Wednesday. June 4, 1862
Winkoop's Pennsylvania Cavalry made dash into
Winchester to-day dispersuga large force of Rebels
captured fighting preacher, Capt. Trimbe.
Fifteen hundred Union prisoners captured by the
Rebels at Shiloh, arrived here to-day, released on
parole. The Rebels had not enough to feed them.
They had but one ration on Friday. They had been
taken to Georgia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05

Lieut.. Gen Winfield Scott, who has been recently
STAYING at his family mansion in the City Of Eliza
beth, N j., took his departure on Monday afternoon
for West Point, where be expects to SPEND the Sum-
rper months. lie was waited on by large number
Of citizens, who wished to pay their farewell respects
and WAS escorted 70 the cans by large number Of
hia fellow -t0wn5men.
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Tnr MURDER or SHIPBoARD.-It appears that
John Paul Piorson, who died in the NewYork Hos
pital on Tuesday, struck Williams, the sailor who
stabbed him. several times previous to the siabbng.
Coroner, Ranney held an inquest on the body OF
Pierson yesterday, when the jury rendered the fol-
lowing verdict; That John Paul Person came to
his death by stab wound Mt the hands OF the pris-
oner. John Williams, on the 3lst day Of May, 1862.
The prisoner said lie was over twenty-one years Of
age, native of Ireland, is resident Of Liverpool,
and that lie was not guilty. but reserved his deiei'e
by advice OF counsel till the day OF his trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05

CAPTURE Oh ANOTHER PRIzE.-The steamer Key
stone State captured on the Doth ult of Charleston
the steamer Elizabeth, from Nassau, ostensibly
bound for the por, of ST. John. She bsd "A general
cngo aud about fifty cares of Enfield rifles on board
She was brought in Oh "Wednesday morning by Prize
Master Curtis Redmand, and delivered over 70 the
custody Of tho Prize Commissioners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05

ASTONISHING PERFORMANCE OF THE LEDGER
TEAM-FAsTEsT TINE ON RrcoRD.-Mr. Robert
Bonner has frequently astonshed the sporting world
and the owners of fast horses by the surprising per-
formsnces Of his celebrated team in the way of fast
time. Only few weeks ago he electrified all the
old turtles aud trainers by driving his mares Lady
Palmer and the Flatbush Maid, two miles TO wagon,
in the unprecedented time of 5 min Ii soc. On
Tuesday last, on the Fashion Course, after the race
between Lady Emma and Jilt Wac decided and the
assemblage dispersed, Mr.. Bonner, having attached
to his heavy four-seated road-wsgon the Flatbush
Maid and Lantern, and carrying with him three
other gentemen-Mr. c. A. Dana, Mr.. Palomino,
and Mr.. c. j. Foster of IV,lkess Spirit,.rove the
iirst halfme of the track in the unprecedented time
of l min. sec. Lantern broke and ran the whole
of the distance, being urged by the whip to the top
Of his speed, while the Flatbush mare, troiting
squsrely and steadily, never breaking or skipping,
kept up closely with him. The performance oil
Ethan Allen and his running mate Socks, precisely
similar to the above team in style Of going sinks into
insgnifcance compared with this wonderful achieve
ment Of Lantern and Flatbush Maid, especially when
the weight carried the gentlemen exceeding 6ot
pounds) is considered.