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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
REMOVAL.

FltHE ioyerImen. having House .c Tesfa
g. have removed 70 the store receaty occurred
snsr No l9 TsB street, shsfe invite friends
TO call Tue balance Of goods viii s,id o1ec,
aud Se luste large purchasers 10 Inc The stock
IuHes BALDWIN 4 WlLIAAs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

ESsSEER WsrGHr-The United States steamer
B,euyile s4l.d from Philadelphia for Port Royal on
70 ulL Her chief engineer ia Wn. :. Wight, form
9. chef engineer Of the steamship Yorktown, VIII, n
sae Piled between Richmond and New York.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

DR ScaULI4 Sec the Advertisement OF this sk.liul
ehropodst Hs !ameress from the CI'cs of mus
a. ball received IN battle 10 Ialy, several years ago,
p,,ysnts him from moving actively about. Those wish.
ls to ava, themselves of tis sorvees should therefore
c,lI AZ Nj, ,fi,e. on Wall street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
PACKET BOAT rOk LEXINGTON,

Now Alp0nGDmen J.
on aud 9lst Of April Paoks; S<sssv.ryrl
- Hoai, VII hrOlgk 90 Lexington well Ls..s. ~.
AE LylShbuEg EEI buchanan.
EI0nuosJ
seoyle tlOO To l., r'ngtnn 80
To IyuchblF LI5 To buchanan Gla
Leave Reamonj s. usual p H. Monday Weilss lay .I
Friday reaca yuchburg % hours add LpIsg.on
Snan, al 7 ?. NJ Of ne second day.
WIN accompany the through Boat for Columbia 10 Egg.'
croEdng anl 10 give each passenger Bet.
nETUsSiE0.
Leave LeEjngt aua BuctsnAH a. A " Monday, weiass
day friday Lynchsurg In IA hoars aud Sthm0n8
o. hears.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

AS0rHKR HERO DsPARTED.-Hundreds Of -ymPathz
log friends will grisvs 10 learn that "Braddy Warwick
Who vas wounded at the battle Of Friday, q uliuO
isd yesterday morning TIE deceased Was son Of Cor
bin WaruiCk, Eq Of this city and in hs 80 year
He served with distinction in The late Italian war under
Glroat In The Confederate service, be Was appointed
j,r OF the Texas Regiment and was subsequently,
psonO,cd by election to The position Of Lieu oGant Colo
mel which rank he held Al the time of his death.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

TsE WEITsER Yesterday was one OF the hottest
DAYS OF the season, but fortunately for suffering mortal
ity there was a refreshing ore, a sstir.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

THE TmRD HowdzsKs Tho only member Of the
Tari Hovzsrg, OF this city, whose have heard
mentioned amorg the wounded IL the late battle, is
Private ElWard F. Oulin, who WAS wounded on the
head ~ a fragment of she'll He is dOirg well.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

AocEPED-Hj Ir OrIchers battalion of cavalry has
bssn accepted by the War Department And ordered to
~ lorl Tor duty TO Gen. Lee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

A CoSYyssIoS oF THEu-On one leaf Of Yankee
memorandum book, picked up in one Of the dessrted
camPs, was written the following, az, John YOunshog,
20 conf that stole one OF the c,oks at Sligo iurrac
aud r,n away with her" II every Yankee soldier should
ind rake 70 write confession o. his sins, stationery
Hlu,d b.come exceedingly scarce in IIneolndom.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
or Gamers Company
IIarrison'S Company.
EIEIOEIi,1S C1E.Y KSTENaiNN.

gtOEscgIPTs Militia sny age who dst
~ vii, received. This Ion will be
city Pay ts per month, Colng EAuons snl quarters i0
khed.
Recruiting ohaoe gsgiaud bros Oh sni Main streets
ig25 W W. HARsf5JN Captain.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
changes OF NCMEDULE.

CHBNNE OF SCikE4HNLE.
Is IN ~ 4 ae:;s. ~
Richmond & Petersburg r. J.
ON sod after Monday the 2itb February trains over
~ road will Fun ~ follows.
MAIL IRlm,
LsATs Richmond 81 ib n daily ard Petersburg 81 as
IEsian A0,ussoDsuoS IKIN
Leave Richmond daily except Sundays at Slb aad .sr
AZ, and Petersburg ~ SIS, al
The Mall faiLs VIII stof only Al Half Way Station, oaoater az
Port waltz al Junction.
Travellers will bear In mind that they Required SHOW
hon me Governor CasT authorized yua beto
ihey leave Ga city ~ dis ROAD. 2. II. uliI,
G.n General Fuut
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

FIRs ~ = HosrlrAL The alarm Of fee shiurdly
night, between II and II O'clock proceeded from Bs.
e)l and B,sserys warehouse, Gary street, between
IIih aud l2'h streets, nov us,d a hospital lu-
lace had been erected in the basement for large iron
b).lcr the brick work ras.as~npon q wooden A)or.-
TIE door gued from the heat. and but for the timely
of the fire. the consequences might have been
serious Indeed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
rEgsSsE.
ORDNANCE DEsA8TTtEr " Va.

LhsChseEn !urel2, so.
hOTICE.--As 81 preparations ~ sjoT arLsrAl i!cydr
~ Army being Concentrated a. l. huury The
llis DepeI tnent WI be here Ia de.
Lequsons mas be ah signed - Gen Toyd some odrer
AstI5nErd By lin -I approved - SJJgtsLt 6eaeAWu a.
Richardson Richmond, dgoH uhsh viii made
u. !HAOUk,
Jely--ts Bds Irb Urjaa,ss 0fN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

KsGRoEs WASrlp AZ rHE HosPnALs. Persons who
lave negro men for hire ssrnssHy requested to I'd
gort them at The Provost MlrsAals Ulics, corner Of
Brosd sud b streets. They badly wanted a: some
# he hospitals The hire paid at !be rate Of 81 %
per day and rtObs Citizens wbO have sent their negro
men 10 the country fOs prudential considerations, should
oz confer with the Provost Marshal and at less
recall suReeat number to NEE; the wants Of the hos,
uials
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07


shove named h.enteeH please report heuSges 10 Tho
uuder-usd LynbuIg before the 18th day of Juur
iso. ready proceed a. once % camp 6nd these tlm ~ 10
bsTget Will ordered 10 Dr. Taylor aud 10
he Tegimvnt as h. Iet Ihose
ialug b. that dsy. Win be arrested snd sett 4 The ir
lasntty gqusd usi apo0 the shues and 9TH
osers .! Tie sseTs counties named 10 sad absGtsos
according 70 lAs. -
iuB. 9A--u Lieut. q. WEBB.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
HEADQUARTERS CAtALRY BRIbA -
hssa bAAAlsiaBUas. guoe i.th, lsCl

IAPIAla Albert hsoEEisl and LeateDaat U whb VII y o.
~ serd 10 the cry Of LyuohCug Tie C1aruts
Anher Bedford, boteou 'pp'Hsto ffsnkCa bell - 1
h-nae "hh spusd oi nel Tor NE F1poSs o. aifesuhs s
ioU, named Jtserrrs s5s-L Eoa abe "a
hey uenS Nha Ga, airy They wall r'qSe each Gle uis
4. os discharged O. report Ia person 10 DE- TAI
rurEu = a. Lyuc bury Aad, tNeGs'd BY h1 tcy
wi be tr9n,t bar Ia eir.ils " lecsssa J, TO -it;
AhseuIees COnlsnS A-JoLI Chii AL q.
Clemens John A H0pk Joha Haht John La4, John H.
latte. ". hoselsF, JAAe hens H. os, CssN el IT,.
lin p. n Watson, 0. nlkssoH. A. o. WEeron and ".
pom Uompany BThol.- Wall O P Blosllng II Evsssl.,
Floyd. ~ 4 Irvine Ingram, Jbi Ia r,on JohG 8.
hss Lr..b ,nsndlngsr, ksabeny D. tGigaa, ID.
fUlsE, Ii o. O. uBi end }. U. GieeR
Prom Coz pAny CJohu HGlewood. Hnsey Csptr, banl
A-pae. Dwell Blshs ,, william Hail, william Cook D
clatdOcS JoAa bTistl tfom1s hadvcte sti Thin Wood.
sro Company D-LeatC B1si B.shAIn, J. 4 Bra,
= ~ Ctey Dudley. hunt fofb NeEeal sbd sird
pom co@pshy E-E Garlssd. ~ cneEHi aud IlEb'
i,o1 Comply ~ SCI Racker, Thos Johnson.
nn togrsry Iaek soideE, osesbyT Sosnin Hs Ihes
y. l1a7ans . Kelly q paf.i,Oo, O W So.ing,
50 = , l'tsl.I S&QgdiI Tsnshaw sod ICtisk.
10 Comnahyi We, Ftss Is va, H'ssrersg1 W..
gfif compaoy g-sory- IpEs " Al BurtIey Jas Ba.sri,
Jsl BAILEY ~ Brown, L Il Car - GaGh, " 4 items,
li.Ts TAns hesDsE VA Rssa, horace tn,sd rn,.or
JAMES W, wATfa,
. Lisot. Col Commanding "a Rssr Va, csisliy.
--- HA.DQu.HrEAs c,ynEr BsirlDe,t
guLs ifth. IhG1
Da,al Of Cap li6rt DeDsus lieutenant Clinton Wsbb,
ADD -aad q to groeea y 10 ashbay' % 6hns "A ~ ~
- INST HUSyoED,
Col Commanding Cavalry.
HElJ4uAsIBss AND mtEi0T,
Jane Is. lsGf. (
~ O'dcr q Major General Jackson oomTa aCEg.
A. 4. A. Gene. al,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

rENE UNDERLINED have formed eopsn.shp parpo..
o. recovering The value OF snd OTHER nobsrly
destfJ b. the enemy Ia Eastern Yrcia They vii ,Ys
prorap attention 10 all entrusted 10 their care For terms
tc apuJ Col cBaG. z. MALLORY a. YoEtoEn o. 70 90
a. HO fAaUn at JSrAie. kcdsssE county III Ihs l5th Of
Eo,srt er, and snef thAs tIls .. s1eraood
oHALLfs X HALLoEs
oele-h 10. Z. kOSTaaTTF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

Az authorised by Major Gen goyd 70 siss gnta ofin
aEry, 0r1 arr Of ttAte Line, aHdsG tie act Of us
q, nsfai Assc ably passed Nay 10, lsGs.
Tns authority permits fetry, yoiuneers such per-
within She VI he Act " CcH-s kuovn
e COus-Y..oI LV petOns The Of 50 and under
IS aad s5rh as are ess-spri - the Act Of Congress.
Under tbs l;tGny s.ldt AU ug u officers o.
~ Line, Lsyr rr.a 90 cola. ,Umpans Tor this syftca
My adtl -.s Is A,aiIadad. wM. BCEfUEn.
ie2- tats iiFut y Vol
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sPEO AL ORDkRs,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

Ar,i,nI CT ;so,e ta,on Troops Prssfn
z:mIus Of sbc Memphis Press 49, Ib
white ssi,c- Expedition Remains q
,hc Rebel Fleet Farther D'ssc,cries q
Cotton and Nngrr Tenncs -fc"Hs' IL"
fred OF M;,sis-ippinH-- irc"'"fion
Confederate scrip Prohibited - Hpeeia
Orders-Timr OF the Eio'iiin's Depart
urc-U.a,, DaSt ard Dusioess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
< ending saturday, june II. was.

The saes Of general domestic goods both Of Cotton
and WOODEN during he past ten Iays, have been very
large. These sales have been unwillingly reported
By both buyer and seller; nevertheless the trans
actions iransprei have reached u magnitude unprc-
cedented at th.s season OF the year. These trans
actions include large variety Of goods which have
hitherto been pressing upon the market, aud the
purchases have been made chiefly by jobJcrs,
who are anxious TO secure stock for the opening
demand which must follow the success o. our arms
Simply reporting an advancing market, We shall
enter into no details Of Gotten goods, reserying Il
report of the changes Tor our neat Semi.W eedly.
Several oil our leading jobbcrs, as well cloth
houses have bought staple heavy Woolous in con-
siderable quantities. anticipating TN advauce. The
stocks OF heavy STAPLE Woolens much smaller
a.han usual for the season, while the advance in
Wool, high price of Cotton. and easy financial con-
duion Of manufacturers generally with only fair
demand, must cause very decided advance.
We hear Of parties who are selling goods for man.
uiacturers simply for commission, making large
sales and contracts for slne;sn various grades and
the samo is true OF fancy cassimeres and heavy
woolens generally. great variety of fancy wooens
for mems wear are being produced, and we have
seen some styles which are very creditable, ana
must take the place of hig-cost foreign goods beng
equal in style and quality. hnit goods arc active a
considerably advanced prices with iighs STOCK
Kerseys and Linscys iirm'y hold-more are BENG
made. The lobbins trade has never been better
with the class of merchants who are provided with
good ASSIGNMENTS and there il little prospect OF IT.
falling of for the present.
The Foreign Gooda market participates in the gem
eral movement, which we report more fully. The
early supplies. although Of considerable naguiiude,
have mostly been sold, aud ,le Subsequent demand
has been iu excess Of The mpOriet.ops. Desirable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

-...,a ., The United States forces at the City Of
msmpm. detailed and assigned TO pssticu-
l., position or tha discharge ofsny specific duty WI con
In their resIecve places until 1ur'hN "'ue'eu "0' w
~, H. Commanding officers Of regiments and detsehnes'
or so,,drous VIII make dsiy morning reports o. 'r 20
ice commands between tue heuis Oh D ahu y . ''''
a ~r.o ie,eas city by public eonyt
d. co,-v snrl Er procure from tn. Provo't msrshui
a.. std aid Proves, Marshal u hsTeoy iDsltuo,
a. ua-e. 10 any Olr except IN crses 81 urgent
ir or persons rccsyiny pGfse. TO tase we oath 81
,leyiauce. AID ul persons siong n i'F sai 10
~ srTsse sJ detained FOR future tia snd punishment
n g. Irrebs crained upon al officers ana roloeI, ." ,'s
comsud 10 sc th. the puD.ic peace "a nam ' ~
rights q Pe'on ,sd rT,FeTii sn sr o. che oye
rurui o. our fathers shall be restored 81 81 'n' pL
an, .uy end DO flf as be done, consistent w'h
rplr no one shalt be d,tarbed IN the pnrs ~. o. us
hurne.. and ell Off srr aud soldiers violating 'h o'' '
i-fcr' Irrr,forc isueS by the commanding thieer
Of M, post ard pcons'eut herewith vi" DC W
aud rieidy enforced un oherwi.e o.dsed ny 9rdei
JAMES X. SLiCk, Colonel Commanding rust
OthrisI-N. p. Evans. A. a. a. General 49,,
HsAparARrERs UslTEp STATES FoRcr~'
MEMPHIS, Tenn, june ~. ~ ,
cv,,,,, oanrs. No a-fiercaGer. the dealing in and
rs-aso OF currency known a. " Cohito1is'e ',.P .,o
~ sliim regarded iu,uit to he Govern
mem Of hr ;;pd sr.r md imposition upon tic isH'
Al v.oss offending arair,, the Proyi'io' 9f ih. oId;i
win be promptly arrested ard severely punished % the mn
ar, sp,noriiies b. order Of .
10y JAS L. SLACK, Colonel Commanding Pe't
" r. EyAss, a 4. Il. Gen .
TiIE TINE on TIE FLoIILLAs EEPAEICRt;
When the hufilla will depart for NIcksourg 90
M, know. nor i I; certain il will 20 at all, as Com
F.rr,gnt may relgce yicksbuTg without our AID
The expedition 10 the White River will hardly have
been com,l eied before the end OF the month, ai,o
the Union gunboats now here VIII not proOapiy
leave mill the 81. Louis and Mound City are ready
to accompany them
HEAT, DUST. AND DULLNEsS.
The weather bere il very close aud hot, and as
uncomfortable as it conveniently can be-
The city, ss usual in Summer, is extremely dusty
and one caunot walk or ride or drive out wiihon'
becoming convinced that man, instead OF being inhue
OF duet as is popularity supposed, Is made for dus'
in Memphis IT least.
We ,nbaIe md exhale dust, and perspise aud ;re'
in ,h,s sepulchra city, whose trade 10 shattered
ypose cosfdenco IA destroyed and whose animation
h.s erarteo feeling very much as If we were Walk
IA rs or The melancholy pleasure OF its glorious
associations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

THuRsD,i, jane l9-r. ~.

THE Stock market this morning VIA active,
tanned q, Yesterdays rates. As the call
proceeded, however, the marke. became IT.
regular and showed in some cases signs Of weak.
ne-s. The changes, however, were not important.
After the Boasd the Tumors OF q call to be made
Tor troops had al unfavorabe influence upon the
market, and the bears hammered the market about !
y cent Al the Second Board the same influence
prevailed, and the market was heavy without any
pressure 10 eel. The decline brought in new buyers
and ,fer tie session thero was q much stronger feel
ing, snd recovery of TO T. cent OF the decline.
Central which had fallen oil to go, recovered to
%; Erie -old at Sc Rock Island, 66l, &c. Pacific
Mail III bid. The shorts enlarged their linesths
morning in the stock at / 4 cent difference from
the cash price. Tie short line isnow very large
and Is based to considerable extent on some yagne
idea of an ultimate opposition. The Company 10
doing Il moderate business now, is usual in the
Summer months, but as large, we understand, ns
they have ever done in June. II any one enIcrians
the idea OF AN opposition, they are likely TO have IA
vesy pleasant time Of IT, with Com. Wand, rbilt on
this side and the Pacific Mail with three millions OF
ea,h aud cash assctf on the other The Western
shares were frmer nj The close, and these were in
good dema;:4 Far tie leading descriptions. Govern
nien's were higher in the morning, with an active
market, but suffered later in the day in sympathy
with the rest Of the market. After selling at
1865, Coupon Skies left oil at lO6, bid.
In RAILROAD bonds the business was large,
and well distributed. Both capitalists and spccua-
tors are being attracted by the steady Improvement
which has taken place in these securities. AT the
closing the tendency of the market was TO higher
prices, with sales of 900 shares Central at 81 The
last quotations wero u. S. Gs Regd, 81 1903 1903;
U. y. 6s, Coupon, ~, 1906 American Gold, 1905 a.
1866 Tennessee Is, 59l; Missouri rs, 81 aJli Pa
cic Mail Steamship Company 49,; New-York Cen
trai, 9lc9l Erie Railway, 81 -; Erie Railway
Preferred, 6jdGj.; Hudson River Railroad, a 20
AZ; Illinois Centrn Railroad 62}@62l; Galena
and Chicago Railroad nam; Cleveland and To-
lcdo Railroad, i6I l. Rock Island Railroad, co. a
CO Harlem Railroad, IL a7.. Harlem Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

Gradual Reauimticn al M""icipa' ~
p.s,eI U..isiation, 10 be sio' Hii'" y
s;,,,;o,,ut HpciGent-hrrrst OF SiHt'n'
u.h,r. succession SasRsrs md Union
,r.,,..--,s'he FApsnscs Of the Floiil!u
msaiu-vhc Need Of Pro'iHi'n' >" DiA.e
NclanehOi, 1ccUJ,csiec- lunar SD'
s.r,aiiou,--The sSFesf Amount Of Cot
ION Nesfysyrd Az nFupEi..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

goods arc consequently scarce Notwithstanding a.
fact that the season is late. Thin fancy British and
French Cotton and Worsted Dress Goods, in tasty
new styles are wanted, and have dons we'll nearly
all the season. Plaid Mozambques particularly have
sold well. aud are still in demand. As stocks be-
came scarce toward the latter part Of the season.
prices advanced. Saxony Dress Goods cold we'll ss
the commencement of the season, but subsequently,
were Ices in favor Solid black and white checks IN
all kinds OF dress goods have held out well and fine
qualities still ealable. Plain co!ored Dress and
Bonnet Silks and Ribbons have been in good demand
ihroughoi the season, and are still very scarce. and
wanted Small figured double-ficed Silks
have been equally desirable. Plain black
dress silks at present are quiet Prices have not
been profitable according to the present rates of duty
and exchange. but most Of the goods were imported
under the old duties, and TINS have remunened the
importers Prices now are higher than at toe COM
mcncement of the season On account Of the pros
nee. of an advance next season low black silks have
been bought up quite largely by jobbes aud specu-
Iators Fire heavy qualities Of wide black siiks
in demand for summer basques and manuas. Good
qualities of black mourning poult de SHE are also
wanted ColOrod poult De sole are bgh and scarce,
and wanted. and have been so since October last.
There has been little demand for fancy silks this sea-
son aud the concentration Of the trade gu plain coors
has kept the market bare Of stocks from the begn'
ming 10 the end of the season The demand has been
fyr all colors except reds ocluang the pink and Ma
genta coors), and old light shadcs Of blue. Gros DO
Naples for millinery purposes have Jared Ia a5ou tho
same manner. Black and white checks 10 all silk
goods la &C been and are still very desirable Flor
ences aud marcellines are dull, and have been
40 an the seasou. Fancy Ribbons Lave sold poorly.
The tas,es have run upon plain goods, and for lead
inc coors of hesc the season has been reuarksble
one. aud the demand il still very active Nos. ard
have been, aud are STILL in extraordinary demand
and command enormous profits. 10 wider numbers,
only certain coors are wan,ed-white aznne blue,
mais blacks with white edges, and whites with
black edges. Pnks, reds, and magontas are little
wanted aud have sold low all the season. Drao has
also cold poorly. French Delanes will cell az auc-
ton OF an advance early auction prices, bat will
no, bring a profit. Blacks sell bes.. Printed De-
lanes, even in the be- OF styles, are little wanted,
and entail a large oss. PsiD Paris Sbaws and
Stella sves have been desirable ..ud scarce, and ad
vsncng throughou, the season. British Cotton and
Printed Goods are hard stock and quite plenty, and
have been losing property. German and hngIsh
Cloths and Doe skins are dull and low
The Export trade has been small during the week
from all parts We annex our us1al sunusry Of ex.
port. for the week ending June II, ana previously,
a. fooWs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
philadelphia Cattle uarkes--JrsE Is

rt.,,,, Of BrYy Garlic This woes was much D,It ~
~ t one time past. tho oledas. shoun.ns 70
a vi nj which wrrn soil A. from ~ 90 ~ ioi "'un"S
G cod AID ironi - 81 TO ~ 3 loJ % foT PRIME % "a
sugEP-Ihls market continues sctige "a eI,s VI 49,
- were raio a from ~ 50 % - 1. 100 10 oss, ,x
ios-rha supply OF Hogs continues isf sha VOC o. 40
,ry good; sale. OF TOO ncns effected u o ~ 80
d ltO n lor .l snd isoul - ~ to - - TOT '''"
Tbsr. "a considerable activity h thi' ~ se .ns
sale, rrtcac % 80 head 81 ron 2oio ~ 'So1
10 aualifv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

Loans Deposits. Specie. C'rcrln.
NY June &C. IL ola so rs 1888 -jbl02 s8Bi@522
Boston June To- a. ,i4i ESQ 2,Up Ti4.8a S3.a.6 .
PHIL june TO-. 3! JlC54 93bDs.n55 a63J.503 t233 Ul3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

Poarrecard's men are fearfully demoralized. and
arc deertino In great numbers, while their list OF
sck Is startling. ! saw the other day tho widow OF
an enpifeer (rccently killed on the Mobile and ONO
Railway. who had Leen recently at Connth ana
Olalors, and she Informs ne that there WI ~
forCes. and That they were dying daily by hundreiH
Iere WAS .earul suffering in he Confederate ciip
Tie men were complaining bitterly ana every 'iins
was in desperate sta,e proving, il tho HiiVn.
ii;on continued that the entire army "o'i' 'Oo'i ~
pCWeIllse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

We annex u card, addressed 70 toe public by
Mr.. Samuel Haett, on the subject Of Indiana Stab
Five per cents. II will be thai be has roa the
fret desired to have public investigation. Tho
card GILL L., read with interest:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

To,a.+ap 3i5s ~ O52 go 1867 $50 10 az g5s
Lat week.. 29 ~ 10 90 9s3 4s6lsls ~ ai0 l05
Lat year 1O Jl8l5f l2L0o5so 3o05 40 EJ' 1872
The amount Of coal transported over the Dela-
ware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad for the
A.. 49,. ..,,. I'm. n ,,oy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
mx,v sxrUATION At MEMPHIS.

rs, People Of Memphis increasing ~"
Re-ipnn.ioa-Th Captured s'ea'"'''
r,;ou Gunboat ENpediiion-h"ri
Dey.iopmep, of loyal se"i'"''"'-
"Trni.or. so fhc so"'h'r" S"S
Oh. Destruction Of NctioEs an" s"s"'
and -. Effect PseEdc Sccc's'oH'
Returning Denphian- si'ah''''on
Among Confederate Omcers-Af"ri"'
..,s;,;on OF seamrcgard's Army
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-19

Hox CHAs. J. INGERsoLL.-For the past
two or three weeks, the newspapers have
been publishing what purported TO be
speech of the Hon. Charles J. Ingersoll, for
which be was arrested by the satraps of the
Lincoln Government, upon the charge that
the sentiments uttered by him were treason
able. This is evidently mistake The Hon
Charles J. Ingersoll, if we are not greatly
mistaken has been in his grave for more than
twelvemonths He was a distinguished MEM
Der of the old Wing party and afterwards Of
the :" American" and Constitutional Union
parties He was member of the Baltimore
Convention of 1860 which nominated John
Bell and Edward Everett for President and
Vice p resident of the United States, and was
the author of the preamble and resolutions
reported to that body, which breathed lofty
patriotism and love of Constitutional liberty,
the endorsement of which by his own State
Pennsylvania and section, would have saved
the country from the present scenes of devas-
taton, desolation and death.
The Ingersoll who has recently been ar
rested by the Lincoln Government for utter
ing treas enable sentiments towards the L. 5.
in a Democratic Convention in Philadelphia,
is the Hon. Joseph R. Ingersoll, nephew of
Charles J.