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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
oRl>rn Mis-. July

ioRlNru, Mis-. JUly o.
HoN T.. ". Ntarion, Nseradry N Nor
ON the II INST Col sheridan "a Miyhgau
tayaIry with two regiments OF = men, was
attacked al Bonneville, MIS- boy parts OF ; reb.
a 'rement. numbering 400 winch he drove
'ack after SEVEN hours lighting.
eur lo>s Wns Al killed, wounded aud miss
ug The rebel loss must have been very greal
Itey .eit IS dead on the field respectfully
rcommend tul Nuerdou Tor promouus tor gal
.art cunducI IN battle
(>igue) H. W HALtcA llai Gen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
2ost!

IN SATURDAY, lht 1tN, FntktI Ae0k, with smnI sIm
" ot money. The finder shall BE- literally rewarded liz
leaving u at the Freeman Oilce
Montpelier, July 'W. AZ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

luWKe,, NJ >RoE, July s. The steamer
state o. Maine with 5Oj wounded soldiers, ana
tie kenncbec with $50, lett here this morning
for New York zen. Mcclellan sent down
cos rebel rsouers to-day. who were marched
INTO Fortress Mourue IN SINGLE Tile, ANA "a more
1uIQur spectacle never could be dreamed OF.
laeN wore all sorts OF dresses many OF Which
lad, undoubtedly, been taken lrom our soldiers
80 Two Werc alike aud they we're dirty. DIM
~ atd Worn out The rear was brought up hy
souat ~ coutrahsndS who, a. they stepped ON
saore gllnn.d CHASTITY grins and followed their
masters into the tort Among them are - Off
,ers = Colonies, 3 Lieut. Counels and Is Ma
rs
Z; ), stated tina, the rebels were driven back
It'd retycred ten miles yesterday trh1rSdayJ
with great los, OF mrn and cannon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
Very Latest by Telegraph
Gen McClellan's Address to his Soldiers

htApQuARTERs OF THE Army or TUX poroMAc,
camp near lIsrrison's Landing, July a.
Soldiers Of The Army Of The Potomac
Your achievements OF the last ten DAYS have
ilum mated the vaor ana endurance OF the
American soldier Attacked by superior 70 ces
MD without the hope Of reinlorcements. YOU
hive succeeded III changing your base Of opera
Sons hy dark movement, always regarded as
tut most hazardous OF military expedcnts. You
Lave saved all your material, all your trains.
lud All your guns except few lost in battle, tt
Hlug ~ return guns and colors from the enemy.
JpoD your march. you have been assaulted
.av alter day with desperate fury by men Of the
salne race aud nation skilliuly massod, and led
Under every disadvantage OF numbers, and ne
eetsariv OF position also, have in every conflict
eaten back your foes with enormous Slate hter
Noai conduct places you among the celebrated
armies Of history
81 one vii now question that each OF you
MA, always with Wide say, " belonged 10 III,
nraV NJ III Potomac You have reachec
me new bas. complete in organization and unnu.
pared III spirit. The enemy may at any tim,
.,iocE you W. are pred 70 meet item.
have personally established your lne--ie
Zen come, and We will convert thelf repul-
.u,o "a final defeat. Your Government il
strengthening you with the resources Of grea
1eople On this our Nations birthday
We declare d our toes who are rebel, ngain-
.e,t interests 0i mankind that HuS arut
.IoD pter Ho Capii1l OF NE So-cahed CoHtede
oo, that our National Constitution shall pre-
Sad, ard tba, ihe Union winch can alonl
r-ure Internal peace aad external security Il
t.r. State. must and shall De tUepfNpQ. r3~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

NVTII
Thi. may certify th-t I have used one II Bailey
Washing and Wringng Machines over year, and
a satisfied that Il in business the help o.
AZ least one girl besides saving large amount In the
a. AMI r,r of clothes. LEVI BOUTWELL,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

AFRO, July b. The ram Monarch brings
r,0, from {ck-hugh 10 tue 2Stu u.t On
1ursday com p1rler- ac.t commenced O.
,.y. III. upI,r aticrts below tAe town
lt e.uu.ued al. la, w.thou, uu; result IHr
..,...ue was renewed On Friday. and 10 Id. a.-
;groo. are was directed ou the town. over
49, % tue shells Wrr. seen plainly Io burst.
continued uuuI s. CLOCK when ala. firm.
,,a-,d
Iufug tac Commandment tht reb.l batteries
t.a,cd ieeby Their firing wa, ioaccurate.
t... u hour after the cessation ~ the bonn
4iameut. tle rebel water battuie. opened ON
ON mortar aeet. which IcpIled unul tie butt, .
re. ceased firing Ats O'Clock 10 the evening
d l.e vas opened from the entire l..t on the
town ana i was continued for a. hour.
Tie next morning at S clock the lombard
urut was renewed. during which Of Com
tarlagut vessel, passed tie batteries without
serious damage The city must have been dam.
aged greatly, as conhagraiion- were seen 10 au-
Mrtous place, In q liereut parts ~ the city
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

NA,mSGilN. July rne Navy Depart.
mint Is oheidy informed that June ljth,
,be gunbats rtbema, Lieut.. Howell, pul
Somerset, LIEUT. English, crossed the bar oil 81
Mark -lRer, drove ont an artillery company.
with ioar ~ five pieces from fort near the
sgt, house. aud afterWard landed aud burnt
81, tort aud barracks. thus breaking upa nest
~ rebels who previously had captured two
boat, % the kmsiisher.
The British schooner Lucy was cIptare4
phcu t.1ng 10 run jte hiockade rne seaocn-
~ Ca-IsN MS captured off cedar Keys, Fla,
while trying to ral, the blockade The steam.
t.. : g,,l,et SURPRISED Steamer IN Dead MIN
Jay lsadug cotton. Before she could be reached
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
4 O'CLOCK +. NJ.
From the Peninsula.

Fresh Troops Constants Goine up
James River
SKIRMISHING, AND THE CAPTURE OF
1000 REBEL PRISONERS
THE REBELS RELlNQU lSHlNG THEIR
GROUND.
Gen Hooker's Division Badly
Cut Up
The Rebels lost 10000 in Tues
day, Fight.
McC,am ,ag, 10 Whipped he R.oel Er1w
Tune.
COM WILKES GOES TO JAMES RIVER
McCLELLAN'> ARMY LARGER THAN
HAS BEEN 81 POSED.
Senator Clark Leaves Congress, Z, Serve hi,
Country.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

FORTRESS MONROE, July S. The,teamcr State
Of Maine broke down soon alter leaving for
New York WITH 349 wounded soldiers. The
Daniel " Webster takes her place, leaving to-
night. The steamer s. r. SpauIdlng has ar
rived from Harrison Landing with 500 sick
and wounded soldiers She viii leave to-day
for New York
Lieut.-Col. York Of the 18th New York
regiment died on board the Srdlng to-day
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
Rhode Standard Manure

being prepared Tor Immediate application, can be ust
either broadcast 10 the hill DRIFT 10 instance is
ITO b. pInw,d under when .sricultursts learn h'
true value Of this standard Manure they will not suffer
themselves 20 be without supply. as in case Of r. plant
ing Or backward growth Rhodes Manure, applied as
op dressing produces speedy growth. rhsManure does
not IRE.
dard Manure can he obtained Of
BANCROFT / HOLMES
unetfd&S Montpelier. Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

Lieut.-Col. York Of the 18th New York
regiment, died On board the Spdlng to-day
MEMPHIS, July g. The ram Loness has ar
rived from Nlcksburgh with advice, to the %
The canal across the point VI and opposite
Vicksburgh was nearly compete,
Negro workueu had been collected from the
various plantations in the vicinity
In all cases Government receipts had been
given to them Several thousand sere engaged
1t il supposed that when the liich IS finished
the nyer viii cut wide channe during high
water ana forever leave Vcksbalgh an inland
city.
The bOmbardment was kept up at regular IN.
teryAIs rom both fleets, COMMANDER DAVIS haI-
lns arrived.
The rebel batteries were still .epyng oeea-
sionally 1t was Beloved that Tire rebel works
would be stornled on the 18th laere is reason
to believe tuat the city has already fallen.
The city is SAID to be not 50 0adly damaged
as Mas hrst stated All Dru-c.ubuants wee
pryyJu." removed The rebe. iFte Is SAID Ia
be To 900 srong.
A .tor, reached the Aeet tina, several hundred
rc5elo had been Killed by explosion Of shells.
PmLADllrmA July +. lhe Steamer Dame
Webster ua, arrived here WIZ BIZ ,.ok aul
WouudeI so.dlei- vino welt transferred 10 atl
IRON lhe State Of Maine.
Sl JOINS. JsA r. Tire steamship Europa
from Liverpool tnt 10Th and Queenstown the
/ Iitu iU- ka>tlu n.t.~rQ { aUt hl.a.4 lun.ul3.ft
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

Fancy Goods, 'oyi AID Y ankee Notion
n.,dIr.. variety Dealers viii and IL advantageous TO
e,l before PURCHASING forward their orders Good,
are selling cheap to make room Tor The immense 'toeA"i
N.n England. Eus Laboratory Is nov ready TO furnish
r,r a. Il. = from unr Thousand Torpeduet Al 30 cen
Ia A dt.play of Five Tho sand Dollars
IO.nN1t0o TOrpeducs
~ uOn BuNe, Gold Chop Crackers
uotprN GLITTER \ co. - 4 BE- Federal aud 100, III
4 ms tunvf,tt slrttr, BOSTON d''NiUN'RNf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
RHODES
Superphosphate of Lime
THE STANDARD MANURE

\ applicAuono OF lt1 or 2)n pound, PEI VI his
\ standard Aanurr yin furnish enough Soluble Pho.
phorc Acid thr Indispensable muir ment OF pants for
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
unelfd&v

PHH AN
Locking Glass and Picture Frame
MANU- ACTORY,
No.. a1I East Twenty Third street,
,79S III Grand street a 2li Centre Street.
r.f,ptsHsp 1885 NEW YORK. EsrApLIsnED lee
T. Establishment has been in successful operation =
wears and is tlr Largest ct the Kind in HE United states
Ma have on hand or manufacture To ord reNery dsscrp
sun0
LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE 4 PORTRAIT FRAMES.
pain and Ornamental Pier, Wall, oval AMI
Nautel Glasses Coun'cting torhicts
Base and Bracket Tables, with
Marble slabs, Toilet
Glasses, Nc, Sc.
vo,ldne. sf Picture Frames, IN lengths suitable Tor
t,ansnort,tion either Gilt, Serng Rosewood Oak, r.
hra R,rd.sve Nahogonv, 40. CUT new Mandatory
and extensive facilities enable Ms To furnish any article IN
M line A. rood a. the best aud cheap as the cheapest
DEALERS AIRS INVITED To CALL rroN Us
hp tb,y visit New York We claim 90 be able to sup
NV them with every article In our line which they cAn
hastily require at prices lower than they can purchase
0,Irrs hy mail attended to with ptomptnesN DO rot
f,l,. call when ,pa visit New York
unir, and N ar,rooms M. 2la teutrcSt. W
N1C,m H'NN't 'i""NN' ~ :"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18

ysrIf.h, nisse vhaiiy or IN psr' n gam eepsl.
10 made 4 cher guns Substances
Vegetable oils- pr gallon
Vegetable pulmonary bAlssm. -snne - 'sf-utri-
fce y
NerriifaEs. same a. ~Deutifrce"
Warehouse entry, ~ custom houses, not exceed-
ing enc dollsr In value. saup duty
Do, do ezoeediag one dollar. and not exceeding
I've dollars
Do. d.. exceeding NV cellars IN valse
Warehouse receipts. stasup duty
Whisky. per gallon
Do. rectfBei, - not 10 pay "a additional duty.
Whole ale deicrs. uodrr wbich tern ! iTciu.icd
every person who's business - occupation =
20 sell. or offcr % scli gruccricsor any re.of..
or snrrchass-ise. 81 forc rn darncstic
production, by more than one original pack
ace o. piece at cue time. 10 The sane pur-
chaser. not including wines. sriritnous malt
liquors. for each license
Wholesale dealers m liqaors e every de<rip-
tiou includng distilled spirits fersnensed r.
quorS ard wiises q ali Kinds trerSons ether
than distillerS, who sell or Oficr Tor sale any
such liquors. Ga quantities q more han tiree
gallons A. one tre 70 Tie ~ane purchaser, are
inclaied,l Coz each license
Willow, manufactures q
Wine made % gra.es. pr gallon
Withdrawal entry. A. custom hcuse. stamp duty
Wood. manufactures Of, Il not othsrwiss pro-
vided FOR
i Wood screws
Wool. manufactures Of. not otherwise specified.
worsted. manufactures II. not Otherwise specified
I Worm iozenges. same a. ..Dentifrice.'
Writ, stamp duty
ZInc. manufactures Of. not otherwise specified
Do, oxyde d, per leo pounds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES
NJ n uD II ,IQD % H ID Nc n,
AZ No. 80 West Washington
LARGE STOCK OF HOMEMADE WORK FOR
N sale cheap, one door east Of the Palmer Honse.
sep30-diy A. LINZ.
Very important to the .UOrrtedl
AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING NARRfA6Ei
TSsHE undersigned will send free BY mail ihr
means of preventing conception. No drugs OF naedi-
cines. DfscOVEHr- circular with particulars
will be 10 any address by incloSing me Two cfnt
stamps. book containing all the knowledge referred
and several private receipts, viii be sent
any address you may wish. by inclosing me
one dollar.
Medicine French Piil viii be Tor dollar per
box. II is very sure IN it, effects Address
Lock Box No. i2e. indianapolis,
jyIe-dGm A. X FOUGHT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-18
THE NATIONAL TAX.

rae Taxes Imposed AZ the Tax BILL
and Passed BY Congress, Jwne cad,
1s82-The Dusses On 1ncsnes, Insu.
suvaace Companies, uattread Conn
paWses, &c.-The Taxes on Distilled
sPtvtss, manufacturer, Oils, Paper,
Cas- Candles, Tobacco, Snuff, Sc.
gars, Iron, soap, screws, Cloth, Lea.
sher, Glue, wine. Coal, &c.-The Tax
sm Cssssn-The License Tax, Ac., &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

little battle near SbaDghae last week between tne
Rebels and the combined forces of English, French,
and Chinese under Col. Ward, an American OF some
note in ills place. The result was, they drove the
R.bes back with little loss on both Sides Admiral
Hone. the English Naval Commander on this sta
ton. got a musket-shot through bis leg, which ne
thinks will not prove very serious. ,...,-
The rebellion here has injured business little.
There are great number Of sells here at pres Mt,
waiting for cargoes. vessel arrived here TINS
ws4k from san Francisco, bringing twenty days
later news than the Overland Mail am glad TO
.ee that the North gaining gradually on the
southern rebels have they will lose every niger
re- have 40 that the same cause shall never pro-
dnc. tie same effect again in America. | am sorry
70 say there are many here who sympathize with
the Soutb-Northern men, too But there are plenty
of loyal ones here, that keep them IN check; -,
p. 81 get my paper every mall regularly. lwili
write you again soon. W. H. De
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
BOARD or COUNCILMEN

This Board inst last evening. pursuant to sIecia.
call T. report OF the Jout Committee on Ma ioDai
Affairs. as made to the Board vi Aldermen, was
concurred in.
TIE Mayor cent in a message, recommending that
in addition 70 the National ana State boun,i Tor
enlistueni., tie city should offer bounty of -
per man. Referred TO the Committee Oh National
Affairs.
The Mayor also recommends that the Park be
A. ain opened 10 recruiting fEcers. Referred 10 The
Committee on National Affairs. win power.
The Police Board ask for new staionhouses IN
the Tenth and Thirteenth Precincts.
The Controller reported the appropriations from
Janusry to june 20, TO have been E,6H,2i 81
expenditures, $2,W7 ,t2 A; balance Juue 80,
S4,650,2l 40.
The action Of the Aldermen in making the Relief
Fund payments semi-montlly instead Of weekly
was concuircd in. "a was their action III donating
1858 10 the juvenile Asylum.
A donatio, OF 81 600 was voted the Northwest
ern Dislensary.
Adjourned to Monday, Aug. 4, at 3 o'clock, p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
PERSONAL.
wrlIe you q

COL Charles of the Tammany Regiment, re-
no,ted killed at the battle of Ssvages Station, was
only wounded dispatch to bis family in this city,
on Monday morning, Gays he would leave Fortress
Monroe, on the steamer Euterpe, tina. night for his
home.
A letter was received on Saturday from Col.
Lewis Benedict IT,, addressed to his father. Ii was
dated June 20, at which time the writer was in the
endowment Of excellent health. He says he was
generally well treated by the Rebels, having been
insulted but once-and that at Richmond-slnce he
was taken prisoner.
MIR. Willard NJ. Hitchcock citizen Of Potsdam,
n. Y, prominent and worthy man. died at bis resi-
dence on Monday morning of typhoid fever, sup
posed to have been contracted during his late tour 10
the vicinity of Richmond, Va, TO zee some friends
he bad in Gen. McClellans army.
&C. c. Munsell, foreman Of the Etrs Hose Com
pany, Hartford has been arrested charged with III
cendiarsm II is said that be has get a great num-
Der Of fires during the past few years, having pas
sion for incendarsm when he is under the influence
Of liquor.
The Democracy Of the Hid Congressional Dis
trict Of Inciana have nominated ii. W. Harrington
OF Madison, az their candidate for Congress.
Lieut.. Herzell, of Farraguts flagship, the
Hartford, died in Memphis on the 18th OF typhoid
fever. He was from Trenton, n. j.
Gen. Joe Johnston, the Rebel leader al Fair
Oaks has gone to Amelia Springs, for the benefit OF
his health. lie il slowly recovering from his wound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

Bulls HEAD.-Nv- YOrk C0tfi, Mdrket, Nom
day, Juiy 20.-The market for beef cattle opened,
this morning, unfavorably for drovers. The supply
was not large enough to dcpress pricesnot exceed.
ing 3 600 head-but it soon became generally known
that there was u train Of 80 odd cars on the Harlem
road and another on the Hudson River road, yet TO
come beside several lots over the river-in ali, L.
was said. enough 10 make up 500 head ior to-day
and tomorrow, not counting over 300 head sold on
Saturday and Sunday at Bergen and Weehawken.
Ii is worthy of note that the Sunday trace wa bot
by the Jewe, but by gone nominal Christians whose
acs would put 10 shame all the meanest Jews III
Cbrstend0m. Their manifest anxiety to cell on
Sunday aud foresa the market here to-day, opened
the eyes OF butchers No that they began 10 mquiio
why, and would not make offers this morning as
high as last Monday by halt cent IL pound, ana the
drovers had 10 cOncede that mucb, either IN pnce
per pound or III the Estimation Of Weights. About
noon OF the delayed drOves began to come H.
and thai had still further depressing effect upon
the market, 20 that business dragged all day-all
the knowing ones trying hard 10 force sales 40 ,usl
we have NO doubt butchers have generally made
their purchases al 50 to 81 head better than this
day week, hnd the prospect as the day draws
toward close Is that the second day will be still
harder for drovers. The general ayrrage quality OF
LuilUcks sale 10 that Of good fair Western steers
corn-ied Last Winter, and well grszed this Summer
There not as many iirst-cass bullocks rs l.rt
week and but few mean one-, and the great bulk
will sell al rates ecuivalen, TO u as cents pound
for the net weight u meat, seller sinkng vhal. The
market for sheep and lambs is hardly HI good Tor
droyers us this day week. For live hogs it is "a
shade better. Full particulars tc-uorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
From CHINA.
Correspondencs Of The N Y. Tribune.

Core spondencs Of The N. Y. Tribune.
SHANGHAI, April 20, 1862.
The rebellion is growing very formidable here,
especially in the vicinity Of Marking, which city
they ft hold possession Of, and defy the Imperial
lists 10 disIodse them. They have taken and burned
several cities Oh the river this week. / witnessed
several cities OIL fire between Marking and Ghankin,
on our last trip up the Yang Use River. The Gov
ernmeDt are taking step, now to drive them from
the vicinity Of Sbanghes. We are engaged carry
Ing soldiers from Ghankn to the WOusung district,
near SAanghae. We brought down 200 TINS week.
Every available steamer is chartered 10y the Gov
ernment carrying TROOPS (so called here. lucy
look more like company OF fishermen to me, Tor
each one carries bamboo with pike on the end,
like a fish spear. fear they will prove poor
match Tor TIE TAPPING Rebels, for they are well
armed, many Of them, and very determined peo-
pie, too TDese Chinese are a slow people. To
think OF a country like this Containing three hun
dred millions Of people without newspapers, steam
railways. or teegraphs. They don't seem TO take
any interest in anything. Ii they don't look sharp
they will lose Shanghae, for 1t certainly looks
pidous 10 see 70 many French and English nen-of-
war here Ill she time.
Lady Franklin was here few days ago. She
was received very kindly, but only stayed few
days. She has gone to Hong Kong by the last
steamer. Mr. Burhngame has just lett here for
iIan-Rero, ON bis way TO Pekin. lie is great ia
yorite in Shanghai.
nearly forgot to mention that We had quite "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MAEKET.-Owing to Il favorable
bank and the iDcressng sbundauce Of money th
Funds had gtheLed aud CoHscls advanced The dis
count market ana IN the open market The rat
for money wa 2! y cent
LIvgEPooL, July l2.-CorTos-The weekly cotton uarks
report 10 warded by the North American.
BREApsIUYPs.--hessrs. " akeheld, Nash 4 Co. Bigsnd
Ahys Co. and Richardson, Spence Co repor; fcnr nm
al d13io Wheat tend upward aud partially Id higher
Red Western SOUL here IL an omission here Corr
still advancing Mixed and leow28
PKoyisiONs.-The authorities report Beef quiet and
tending downward. Pork fiat Bacon steady Lard quiet
3s42 Talow baoysIt and 3D. bsher. sales at ~ az 4.
PkODUCS The BrOteIe Circular reports Susai quiet but
steady Cohee inactive. Rice hrner Ashes steady e 80
for Pots % for Pearls useed Inactive snd 3D. higher
Whale Oil sSsdys 49,. LiDseed OIL aclise at g. kosin
si Advancrsi Common Iz5 Spirits IaIPeniiae tn &!
LoNDos. July l2Bspgs Circular 1epor.s BRyADsTuFFs
quiet but sIeady IRON Lrm IS O3 - 10 for Rail
bars SUGAR quiet bat steady tOPFKa steady. liza quot
At for Common Congou Riox oactive bot nm stlhiTs
TURPKSTisE has an upward tendency; sales NJ EOsS
hrm 81 "a for Common LINsEED still advancing LIssEED
CAKKs tsndiog upward, aud active demand Sperm OIL
dull at 4oJ. on Al. LSsKzp or advancing
sales a. Az. TALLOw steady.
AMERICAN SECURITIES lave still deciuipg tendency
New fofS Central shares 1915. Erie shares Z8dZy; ILL
nois Central. 40 a47i discount; L. 5. fives "a.
HAyXK AsLKIT, July lO.-COrION: sales Of tho week.
II 600 bales Tie mkTAet opened buoy and al qL.es
advanced slightly but oosfd uonns aud irregular New.
Odeans Tres OrdnaIe. zttE bas .SE stock A. 000
bales
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, July II, p. ni.-COTToS-Tbe sales
today o. including 600 TO ecusofs and
pofers The fully recovered from us depression
and eoses with upward tendency g. advance Of Id
SpIats since yea erdsy.
bhEADsTuyts hfu bur quiet
PsOvisoss fat
LONDON; July "a. p n.-Conaols closed at a2i 095s for
money Enc Shares .0zs Illinois Central Shares az a
b7t discount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
A WORD FOR COL. TOMPKINs.

To ne Ediior u The " l. TriJUn,
SIR: Having seen repeated notices that anything
in the way of decsces for the Of the sick soldiers
ai Bedloes Issrd if left at the Barge Office the
Battery, would be duly forwarded, | brought to
town with NE this morning basket containing SONS
iellies. Sc. with which, N o'clock, | preseI ted
myself at the Office. The man in charge al u.
roduced me to the captain Of the boa, running to tie
Island and of him respectfully inquired if be would
have the basket properly delivered, and was quickly
answered "Ao." lie said might go over and de.
LIVER it myself, if chose, but that be would have
nothing To DO with it,, and in reply 10 my express
sous of surprise aud disappointment, told ne that he
had bis instructions from Col Tompkins, and that biz
name was James Kelly or Kerrigan, Think AZ
could not then spare the tine to go over to tho
island was forced 10 bring away my basket, the
contents Of which shall that the sick men some.
how get but respectfully submit TO you that this
captain ought not to be permitted to sna5 and defeat
the kindness Of the we!l-meanng friends OF the sick
soldiers in this way. B.
Monday dfiUnO0H.