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JUNE g. 1ss2-TRIPLE SHEET

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voice OF teas boxes Of shoes general assortment
Of dry goods, making grand total Of coo TONS cargo
GENERAL HUNTERS SUCCESSOR.
It is said that General Cadwalader will superssdo
General Hunter.
The following officers have been ordered TO the Canaan
dagua at Boston:-Commander, Joseph y Greene; Lieu
tenant John J. Connell Master h. De H. Maney; Boat
swain, Thomas Smith: Salmaker, ID. b. Bruce
The following officers have been ordered TO the Housa-
tonic at Boston:-Commander VIM. Rodgers Taylor
Lieutenant, VIM. R. Mayo; Master, NJ Stuyvssant Boat
VIM. king. Of Bangor, Mains R. n. Morrison, Of
Portland, Maine, and George Z. Whitney or Stamford
Connecticut been appointed acting Third Assistant
Engineers, and ordered 70 the Mohawk.
DEATHS or SOLDIERS.
The following deaths OF soldisrsn tho hospitals are re-
ported
Henry myers. Go. -, Pennsylvania reserve.
VIM. Holden Co. 81, Twenty fourth Virginia.
James Holiness Co. A, Fourteenth New Jersey infantry.
T. Reed Co. f. One Hundred and Third Pennsylvania
Z. B. Eaton, Co. X, Thirteenth Massachusetts,
Henry Fairchild, Co. @, Twentieth Now York.
G. II. Young, Eighth New York artillery.
Chas. Brey man, Co. ], Sixteenth New York
]. z. Carlton, Co. A, Ninth New York cavalry.
VIM. H. Fry, Co. D. Eleventh Pennsylvania reserve.
Newell Suffolk, Co. b. Sixty seventh Ohio
Herman Marker, Co. c. Seventh Indiana.
Andrew Carlton, Co. G, Thirty second New York.
James Wheeler, Co. Z, Seventh Wisconsin.
J. B. Johnston, Co. D, Eleventh Pennsylvania.
d. A. Goodrich, Co. +, Ninety second New York.
Cerinus Depugh, Co. d, Twenty sixth New York.
Peter Moss, Co. B, First Virginia.
B. H. Bittus, Co. d, Tenth New York.
Sergeant Gurbig Brock Co. K, First Virginia.
Elijah Atkins, Co. A. Sixty second Ohio.
Isaac Goodman, Co. l, Twenty sixth New York.
Sergeant d. Deamatsr, Co. d, Twentisth New York.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE


Omcial.
1xrENSYoN OF GENERAL MOUNTAINS DKPART-
MENT-THR TRANSFER OF GENERAL WOOL TO BAL
TNoRE AND GENERAL DIX TO FORTRESS MONROE.
WAR DEPARTMENT, June 2, 1852.
The Department OF Virginia 10 extended TO include that
part Of Virginia south Of the Rappahannock and Of
the railroad from fredericksburg TO Richmond Peters
burg and Weldon Major General George B. Mcclellan,
United States Army, will command thereof and
Of all the United States forces within its limits.
A'jor General John e. Wool United States Army. is
assigned to the command Of the Middle Department. and
will proceed to Baltimore and command thereof.
Major General John A. Dix, United States Volunteers
win proceed immediately to Fortress Monroe and
sume command at that point reporting Major General
Mcclellan. By order 1
EDWIN n. STANTON, Secretary Of War;
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The Littlejohn Trial.

\ ALBANY, June q 1862.
T.s Itlejohn appeared to-day at the Court OF oyer
and Terminer before Judge Hogeboom, with counsel
Judge Birdseys, Of New York and Hamilton Harris Of
Albany, indictment of bribery brought BY
the Grand Jury Of this county. Notice having been
given Of the trial Mr. Littsjohn's counsel announced
absence Of witnesses considered material, Attorney
Shasfer would postpone the case, stating that every
witnesses but failed in consequence Of their abssncs
from the state.
The defendants counsel opposed the motion 70 post
pons stating that defendant mad been ready trial
for year past four terms Of the Court After argu
ment the Court decided postpone the till the next
Over and Terminer.
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PHILADELPHIA juno 2, 1862.
regiments Of militia, or three months vo!un-
teers, who have offered their services under
the recent cali Of the Department, and who
have SO perfected an organization as to Do able to
port for orders st. Louis Columbus Ohio or Wash.
ngton by the 10th OF June Our Home Guards and Re.
serves here have again commenced active enstments.
The first regiment Of Home Guards are among those a.
copied. 1Ms-Ss - kxAss-A. . 1Ey~x or6@
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Military Anniversary In Boston.

BOSTON, june 2, 1852.
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company ceo-
brated their hundred and twenty fourth annver-
sary to-day. Thoy turned out with very full ranks.
The annual sermon preachsd by the Rev. DR.. Vim
ton, Of New York. The following officers elected
Captain, r. c. Bailey, who succeeds Colonel French,
Chief Of Police at Now Orleans First Lieutenant Colonel
T. Bigelow Lawrence; Second Lieutenant, J. II. Chad.
wick; Adjutant, j. B. Foster.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
General Fremont In Possession
Of Strasburg.
His Rapid March Across the
Mountains.
! rs ~>N~N~>~~>~e0~eN~>~S~>~>~~~@
His Attack on the Rebels and
Their Flight,
&C., &C., sc.

FRKMoFrB HEADQUARTERS,
Near SrAsBr RG, June /, 1862. !
General Fremont, with strong column, left Franklin
last Sunday and by rapid forced marches has crossed
the Shenandoah mountain ranges, marching nearly
hundred miles, over dcult roads, with little o.
transpor taton and no supplies In the country.
This morning, i've miles from strasburg, no overlook
General Jackson full retreat with his whole force on
the road from Winchester 70 strasburg.
Colonel Clussrut, commanding the advance brigade
came upon the enemy, strongly posted with artillery
which opened Is soon rs the head Of his column ap
preached.
General Fremont rapidly brought his main column up
and formed in line Of battle.
General jackson declined 70 fight, and, while holding
Cuserut in check with portion Of his troops withdrew
his main forces and continued his retreat.
In the skirmish Eve OF the Eighth Virginia and two OF
the sixtisth Ohio regiments were wounded.
The enemys loss is unknown. twenty-five prisoners
were taken BY cavalry. &UM
Lieutenant Colonel Downsy, Of the Third regiment Po
tomac Home Brigade, In skIrmish on Thursday morn
ing drove large party Of Ashby's cavalry through
wardsnsvills, killing two and woundns three.
GENIAL FRKxoSrs HnApouAarxss, (,
SrRAsBuRc. June 2, 1862. !
General Fremonts advance brigade, under Colonel
Cuserut occupied strasburg last night without resist
ancs.
jackson is rapidly rstreating before our forces
midnight reconnaissance three miles beyond stras
burg came upon rope barricade and ambush Of Jack.
sons rear guard and retired successfully with the loss
| Of only three wounded.
Colonel Figgemencl Of General Fremonps staff, with
only fifteen men, brilliantly charged and put to fight
body OF cavalry, commanded by Ashby in person.
HARrxs's FERRY, MONDAY, Juno 2, 1862
Major Gardner Fifth New York cavalry, has just re-
turned from reconnaissance TO Charlestown re mot
two conrabands formerly their servants who wero
taken prisoners at Winchester last week. and who es
capped this morning from the jail there. On Saturday and
yesterday the rebels left Winchester.
Tho contrabands report that fight occurred beyond
/ Winchester between Generals Fremont and jackson
| on Sunday morning. They did not learn the result
| winchester was thoroughly evacuated.
The operations here on Thursday cad Friday reflect
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Fire in Gait, Canada West.

GALT, Jun6 z I6bZ.
IRE here on Saturday night burned the stores Of
Messrs Fleming Robinson, Williams, Frier, and num-
Der Of others adjoining Loss SIS 0O0 about twothrds
insured
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FRosr ROYAL. Va, june Q, 1862
Loyal blacks report that General Rosscrans had at
tackled jackson and beaten him. The probabilities are
that Jackson will be ovsrtaksn to-day great battle
fought.
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WASHINGTON, June 2, 1862.

Information received at the War Department this
evening that General Fremont had encountered and
beaten near strasburg yesterday afternoon and this
morning, part Of Jackson's army, which ID in full
ratreat
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The Eleventh Regiment,
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAKfEEs kRRf, June =, 1907. I
The correspondent Of the New York 7imes stated 0
lsehood about the Eleventh regiment New York state
Militia. The companies Of Captains Roth Rubin, Soils.
and Fisher refused TO be in except In Wash
ngon They and sent back. Tho other
full companies sworn in by Gen. saxton and
gave three hearty cheers for the Union and n
immediately the battle hed although they had been
the march for fifty hours without rest and returned
only their first camp at hapast O'Clock at night
in terrible thunder storm. J. MAIDHOrF,
Colonel Eleventh regiment, N Y.S.M.
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no More Gray Hair.-Grn ndj cn ms CeIc-
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the hair ONCE Astor place.
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credit General Saxton But for his efforts, Jacksons
forces would have pushed the railroad bridge to-
war Baltimore.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
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pv York.
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Barry's Tricopherous is the Rest and
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Hill's Hair Dyc-5O Cents, Black or
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservative and
Wigs the best the world, wholesale retail aud the
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At JcKers,, 513 Broadway, Ladies Elias
r Boots 81 81 70 and 81; Balmorals 81 - Is and % So
fine Shoes and Slippers youths and children's Bal
morals Shoes and CATERS In variety prices
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Beautiful Complexion.-Laird's Bloom
OF Youth Liquid Pearl preserving aud beauying
the complexion and skin- AL druggsa and 80 BroAdNAy.
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Elastic stoclxings-At Marsh Bros, Cor
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DIR. Kcunedy,s Medical Discovery In
warranted TO cure Scrofua Eryspcas, Rngworm sca,d
Head Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores Pmpes and every
disease of the Skin. OF Whatever nature.
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Like ssOld Glory.o-We All March Under
the Flag Union-"od Glory"-snd few the
cu New Workers no do also march under KNOWS
magnificent Spring Hat which only be found at No az
broadway This Hat has not its equal the flag stones
look where you will II 10 peerless.
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A Pair OF Good Patent Leather Boots for
e. At BARTLETrs, s72 Grand street. Of Norfolk
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Dogskin Shoes, Goatskin Shoes and Bali
morals and every style, for summer. LORTN BROOKS 4
SON, 434 Broadway, corner Howard street
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The Baby show at Barnum's Was
crowded yesterday and to-day the collection Of beautiful
children will be much than yesterday and will attract
greater crowd. They win be on exhibition from II A NJ
at and y 10 8P. M.
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NEWS FROM GEN. BANKy ARMY.
~~~~~~>~~~~~>~~-
Another Engagement with
the Rebels.
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Their Flight and Pursuit by
the Union Troops.
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CASUALTIES OF THE LATE RETREAT.
~~~~>~~~~~~~>>>~~>~~~.~
Heavy Losses in the Medical
Department.
List Of the Killed, Wounded and
Missing,
TO-. 8M
CASUALTIES OF THE LATE RETREAT

BALnnoRE, June 2, 1862.
respectable citisen OF Baltimore has just arrived
from Winchester. He escaped from there last Thursday
He states that Colonel Keny and largo portion Of his
command were prisoners there, and that the many
rumors we have received with regard to the brutal
treatment Of this regiment altogether unfoundsd
Tho stories OF burning hospitals with all ths says
are untrue. Neither Of the buildings injured He
saw Colonel Ksny sitting up in bed with wound in his
head. number Of tho officers OF the Second Maryland
were At large parole. The rebels claim TO have tasn
I'VE thousand prisoners. From what he saw in Win.
chester he supposed half that number the truth
wiLInxspoRr, May 80, 1882 y
Last night the enemy made slight demonstration on
the neck opposite this place, but In sufficient force TO
cause any serious alarm They not believed 70 be
sufficiently strong to make attack. Our picksts still
occupy the Virginia side Of the river.
In all the reports Of the affair tho name OF the vete
ran soldier, General williams, has been omitted As
Brigadier General commanding the division, all the
movements on the field were directed by him. He and
his able star were always in the rear and great credit
IL due to him for defeating every attempt Of supe-
rior force TO flank our handful OF brave troops He
gave his orders with unusual disnctness and with un-
mistakabls brevity.
To Surgeon King, Medical Director Of the Department
and Dr. Antsel Medical Director Of General Williams
DIVISION great credit also attached for bringing of
nearly all the sick in cantonment and hospital at Stras
burg and Winchester Tho number Of sick and disabled
at strasburg nine hundred and ninety nine Out or
this number not over thirty were captured and sixty
fve many Of whom were in too critical . condition TO
be removed were left behind Included in this number
were several nurses, cooks and attendants.
LOSSES IN THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
The loss in medical men large DR.. MITCHELL First
Maryland, wounded and captured at Front Royal; Dr.
Gispie Twenty second Indiana left at Strasburg DR.
Porter Assistant Surgeon u s. A. left At Strasburg Dr.
Leland Second Massachusetts,, captured the Geld at
Winchester Dr. johnson, Fourteenth Indiana captured
field at Winchester Dr. Adolphus Best regular battery
remained TO take care Of sick captured in ambulance Dr.
Bsse Assistant Surgeon Fifth Connecticut captured
Stone Assistant Surgeon Second captured
at hospital in Winchester.
CASUALTIES OF THE RETREAT.
The following losses sustained by troops dur.
ing the retreat
THIRD BRIGADE.
Colonel Gordon commanding
Iad nd>I
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashcd
and information given By TAYLOR CO., Bankers No. Is
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Album Photographs and the New style
Gard vscs 81 and - per dozen, At HOLMES Park Gal
lcry. 26l Broadway.
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Eight Carries de visites for On 90, mot
excelled at any price, at BALcHs 23 Greenwich street,
corner OF Barclay
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legaltzed Lottc-
res. Information given; ;, JOSEPH BATES Broker.
II Wall street, room No. l, New York.
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Desperate Battle Near Richmond, Va
Victory or Con. McClellan's Forces
Tho Evacuation or Corinth, Miss, by
pturc OF the State Capt.
tai OF Arkansas and Flight OF the Go
vernon and Acknowledgements Cor
respondence Between GEN. Butler and
the Foreign Consuls 1t New Orleans
Late Intelligence from Mexico, Cuba,
&c., &C., &c. NerMr.
The CunArd mail steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins
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