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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25
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miniitr befto9t miro, OBJ Sen. 9und
Elm 8eoiment S6warjer entloufel
ScIaptn jur Ssytbeici9un9 Der Uni
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abr auf feline R3QuiiItion ilno ole \
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ipld,t vfrrtnttu ioti, 3u9eianet. Y
ni.bt nit 4offcn uirieben morben, 9
lclfs in bic 0lnoe entIaufenCr ct
QdiGffrt TcrGtH.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25

T GruanF.-2m porIeeten Samitag
Ndbmitto9 ertronF in Der Soucon Greet
nobs Stbeimcrspitlc, Rcrtbampton Co.,
Elm iun0er Mam 9tomen6 Drummer, als
CT uno ell auoerer junDer Monn iib boz
Oeten. Q8is e6 idbtint, iblpamm er cins
nal tiber Den Strom, uno ol6 er es Sum
perilbte, uerianf er an ELL
ntr tiffm Stelle uno ertrant. Gr mar
II Sabre alt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25
Observation-Disclosures.

Oie GrccutiO Gommittee oer Staates
Nfcrbau,8 8efettibaft bat Die Stoet Ncrz
Mcrt9cmerp @ountp, ot6 Den
WoB betimmt, fir Die 2(bboltun9 Der
nidDi1tn Stoot6 2tdCrbou sl(uStellun9.
Oieiclbe nimmt ibrcn 2(nfan9 ON Diem
flag otn 30iteu ndhitrn September uno
tntet am 3ten Sctcbcr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25

D~Gie GbmlFiu SbiTfoDrta. .@omz
poanir 9rbCnft innerbalb 8 - 10 So9en|
ibrcn 9anat mieoer polIig berGeftelt uno'
Ole StbiTfablt rCn 9teuem oarauf croft
net III baben. Sc iino 9e9eu 900 Wonr
an otr Nrbeit eor1n.
TNu " Der Union Canal miro in ct
rpo S - 10 Ga9tn mabrfbei nli6 rleoq
bis Sibancn fur Die S6ifffabrt often iclr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25
EgSOm SDSiIiuuri.
Gin bnii8tistsr SGl&ttsppet am ptasc mltplisn.

Mlon erbicIt i'm GoQer 3u palmpra an
7. B. bic gtod)ridlt, ooB Sobn Smen,
ein u!tcrii1er Rebelle, Der ilb burtb &Cr.
bremen p0H 8rtifen, GiienbabnmGQrn
uno 0ep0t6 uMo burtb 6?utrn 1uf pal.
io9iere in 3iitub1bN: 3U9cn rGbreno bee
lebtcn GOmmCrS berUltti8t 8emadt bat,
nobe leiner Souerei in Momoe iib yer
bergen b1lte. Cine NttbeiIun9 Der Som,
po9ni2 Il, lIteu Mepiment, W1iGouri
Staat6miliJ Gc!oneI 4ip6tomb, purce
urtRr oem &cftble ucn lieutenant 90.
uoDut ou69PIanot, ben 8edc3teten oUf,
juia0en. 2tt6 lie 6en anberu &a9 Inn 10
llbr iilb Der 8luerri ndbCrten, fab man
caen 9tc9er rlfb pom Sauie 023tu Gin
8ebnitb rCnntn. Oer lieutenant fol9te
pbne 8er5u9 unb tolo flno man No6
BiIbprct aus. 3uerit r0lltt Der GoIonel
Bieeritlno Icilten. CAB i'm abcr auf, 0l6
er ron Ger 9tuelpli9Fcit tibeUeuat mar.
Die 2oIcaten ma6ten oann 8prberci.
tunntn fir Ieiue Grrtution. Gr bat Die
ScIodten, ibn sum 8efdn9enen 5u ma
den. Sie illttn linn abrr, ol3 8efan,
9enucbmen babe 0u63tfpieIt. sic fcBs
ten i'm iebdnn luf cinen 8aumltumprn
lmo ouf oaG 2Sort oe6 Gomm7noanten
trdnQen odt &u92In in itin 2eib, bic ibn
ou9intIidilb tootcten. 90 enoEte bic
Qdufbabn cint5 8uiheIcppGr6. Gr bat
Den Qcbu fdr icne &erbrehen cnWfans
gen. YSir bCfcn, c5 miro init oieirr gro
jeowen fcrt9efbrittcn wtroen, biz UolI
ffGrbicr 9fuhp uuN SSiderbtit i'm Yluor
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25
Don TOaftG,inaton.

28 4 + y junton, II. Suni. Or.
Oapc6, Der &SurolrIt oc6 llO. Qennirls
O1nla 9te8iments, bate cine 2(n3ajl 2Stc
wunccter Don Eront 9tcpal ndlb @aib.
iu9tpn 81 briu1en Nl6 CT om SomlfaQ
IN MoIt)in0ton anfam, fauo er, oaD Feline
Sortereitur gen 0etrcfcn maren, jur luf.
udDme ltiner @aticnten. Gr perfGate
llCb o1ber lof1rt uab WiQaro5 S,ottl,
IeGte it1 III Sett unb IirB eie armcn Ser.
munoetcn cDue ytlbrum1, obne GSoftr
Jum Grlnttu uao obne d3tijthe 5JUlfC
elne lou9e ytIbt in ben rH9en Cars Tie:
gen. 3mei 6erielbcn moren l!nteNUClS
am Grpbu6 9eItorbeH, uuo orci iino felt
S0mlta8 bier ben SWapajcn uno g3un.
5en erle0en. 2S39cn oieicr itmalbuollcn
pfIidtpern0tl0ni0uuQ lit Or. 50aree
pom YrsNoentsn fofOrt caIIrt wOrpeu.
Sm Ecprd fant2ntnbauie murce oe.
tern 5ur Sprathc 0ebracbt, oab oa6 6iu6
oe6 ReteGCn @cRcrol0 See am Namun.
~ SIulle Ierr ittbe uno ouf 8eftbl otS
Stn2ralS Wc cGlellon tIrpadt ptrce, NIB.
reno titbt canCbCn tic ucupuntEttn I'm
lcHoloit1ten auf iunpii3n 8oHsn cbne
8e0orl9to Cb0db IItAen mti6tsn. &Nrtli:
Ein:cIn Eatb1rauf geftern icfcrt an.
8ccronet, bielec @au5 in Elm DoipItll
umuwlntaIH. Gr lrjrb 500 Datienten
StoaD tnb Scmtcrt leloUbren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25
0riesYS =S1Gr ~ rieapGs ssV.

gRir tn6en ptcrnaDns9sHU rie wthtisIifn uni
meiil pabrfAsjnIthfn--tenn alIc iu aettn II tn
elnem wShsntlitn 8latts rein urmGali6-
Rrisss. .9IlAri&trn, Eruppcn'Srwssunscn, u. T
10, tpitpsr, rIs iie von Tag Su Gaa bel uRt Gin
trrTcn, iOtlen, oanIlt uaIsrs 9sIsr Won olicn Scr
fallen In 3uinmmenban3 untcuittst mcIecn =;
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25
Nsltcn cints sembaretmenta.

llcber 5000 Somben wuroen bon Der
Sunoe6sElottt BEL Der Ginnabme bon 9t.
SrIean6 9erorfen. Oie maiften btriet.
ben Waran l3:36lli9r, melbt, msnn ae:
fGQt, beinabe $50 Oa6 Stitf foittn lots
len.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25
SotaI, S3,7l2

ARan blt srmittclt, caB Die Scwobner
tti coer nohe @eiBpcrt, an Der Ged'a, Die
ibweriten 2eioencen iino, uno baber Der
9robte She'll oiGfer Seitr60c eur1 cine
9a1u an9Citellts Committee an iie vertbeilt
rusrGen lplre.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25
J(euere Erie05nOffrtft ten.
Gpm @cnrral !0}cGleltan'e Qlrmec.
Ton Gen. 8isslS Commando.
9tMs a0niaa Gith.

9g ite 3OuI E, WrainIcn, IL. Sml.-
Gtnige Guerilla ganrrn trritrn iA i'm NQfsr
rr Grmee umbry. YIN Samlag Uao Gcnnl,s
frstfts elm tIenss Dha9rmrnt an Ter erlnlsrr
lssfnsn SsIts tsS Ydmunfey 9liper I'm QanSe
bsruIn. ttr 3D'f mar, rirC Gjtlrasnteit ,,r 3fr.
iirruH0 Der SRilfs an bieirm IuUt!t oF,upa,ten
9ln aneerEs DttaarmCn Tay On Gtar!sa 81,
tp ecurttaut am Santiago, biUts ptrS trrldlet
baB enBsIbs In Der Nadbarlhaft Ycn gGiQtans.
burg III.
3etn tu anacirtuilGn gdrgr. rie tlsIie'ti
css Gbitpbrninp gstljtten parn, Gap cirUaftft
Ucrbsn; iIr tatsH Ctue 3pui;l U.n 3stcIrn
Na6ri6tFn mtA,ttsIlt aui rnru G'runp Ois Jle.
tslIen In trn Isgtrn INgtR hi unisrm Nad!n cps
rirt tabs.
Die 9ieteIItn battn sn'n Gfr'uG 9,matt, III
ScrpciGn Ia GrOnt ttS 6jsn lEingelndn 3uTud
Al trfiben, un fh Runer ygn unilJr GlMtl uEt
S!ellma 81 valGdfeH
Dur6 General Mc&leaan III trur cine St.
Der HIafitn. iprlRf baS Department. pr9 05mrroT
Or 10 nuSeebnt, eab rS 2orftppn, Glcursisr
9etatams6ur6 nS sesit Yctrt rinifdeft.
&cn Sen. Siacl'6 Commando.
So asr iG 9vnt. Gjtnral gi3sl
vat 8sli0n lstn SaUptauad,tr sem (agisr 6luc
n"@ rEr S'bauiuns sinc3 febr anridiatr G,rd
Nn,i'fn' ettnate Gem 1auis etS 0lu. gansS aG
Ssnilt'r bf,osn.
Veh'Fal Grsmont tCiturst I'D icsi 5u Dlount
Sad'cn, al Mttltn vcn bisr, unO Is il Gin Gje:
Innt TN llmlauf NaB Sgr's Ctvtaon scn Gm.
oants Irnfs'ScrpS lu rtm res Gjsn. Ersmcut
nesrtta9sn II. gBnn tIcs fb Gu subSit ,vhp
raS SVrPs bts G'en Sissl IptalO ais lie 9,t.
8arfp' aus trntn bsiss Gorp5 suiomm,na,iret
~, asttrta tquipivt unG nit Marilicn eerisbrn
'tne, atmari6trsn.
2(u6 &ann6 GiD.
&anGaeG GttY. i6 9ml. Sui.als aus
6crt Srrtt pcm 13tm b. lGunats mtItfn, eal
Elm Gsta6smrnt rem 2. Stio Gayaleris Rra,
mtni raelbii nit 1000 Slid Inpvicb mo 500
ptfretn nnsrtcmmcn IT, rvsbs rfm Gcmmanpo
6fS eOIonfIs GpffH am 4trn Stunt atgrnrmmfn
pVrbsn nnb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25
ieinr fHfetiiBe Dcrmcb runs Scr glrmec
GCfSrSCrt.

2S 4 / d dinQton, 10. Suni. G6 IL
cHNufrut an ole HjUmerHeuy6 Der S5tll.
rem pom Arie06 Dtpartrmcnt rrtUjIcn,
nm IN crfatren, wcibe Nn}ubl oOn
:Wonnlblftcn 9eiefert Werren f6nncn.
Sine avc6e Strfitmltbt miro brin9eno
requirlrt.
2lus Goni jupHl6iiiaer Suelle miro be.
riht3t, Dap ccr Kriea3 SetrctGr an Die
@cuernturt Ger Stadten tele0rapbirt
vat. - 0ietc Se>pr9uno, opn Der mir
9Iauben, oOB iie >plbr 1T, ocutct cine mebr
Daytndttjoc uno Btfdbrlide Sppciition
bon SEitenb Der &tbeleni in &r9nisn an,
ais bt6Dtr ermartct MIR.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25

II QSor Der Court permarf Sc
sinfn 3eu8en uno fa9tt, CT lpdroe
Mannt nidt uutsr Gio 9lauben, od
feline CUTE Senlcn 5u mao
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25

W Sbwisri9e 2(ntport. - ,98dn.
iben Sic, mein $oerr, Den &affee 9leib,
ooer warten Sie, big ct fcrti9 1T :"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25
SIN Gt0ner 0eIu0,

Sn unitrm 8u6lObr Sat pcr Gtpa
DE Ssmanb ftWdS & attun ldmn
0aIStuG IisPsn Iafsn. Der Gia
fam rabfltr, cine wtitHsn SCilen, lrieT
len wtnn sr sutmsbtr tsi uns Oprr rem
ter bnIir na&hiat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25

~, ,DTGrnte 2lu6fibten in Glorion So.
9Sttra'cetEIotr uno Sbftb6ume perlprt.
Dtn IN o1nj GLarion Gamp einen aus.
9e3tI9nEttn @rtra9, uno man ftnnt bic
55It nldlt, IN otr Die 2(u6Iibten bsiItrlp
rem. gt1mentIicb ieben ole 6etraiocfsls
Ger prabtoou aus. Ser S0afer III in
6o!ac Der SrcdenDeit mad, Scr 2(u5ioot
nob ctp16 lurUd, oter Die leGtcn R,
9cn9ulle .ollcn oucb in oieirr 8rubt at
tun9 cine reicblibe Grnte bcffen. S9f
gibt e6 in SoGlle unb 6alp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25

H. Ser oie6ia bri9e 1. Suli lpilo uon
Uiclen Sur9ern an Der 0roBsn Sprin0e
bfi NQIentoipn 9efeiert lreroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25

gtr grIeg fit Die lIuiou.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-25

Sertit5 fnb fcI9enbe Summen BEL bent
SbaBmcifttr, Scbn Sorbon, in Qbilas
telpBia ein9eoon0cn, 3ur ltntcritGbuns
Der Curtb sic neutitbe @a Gerflutb an cer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
MARRIED..

CANFIELD-FoRD-A, wa.Ling.on's Headqusrtsrs Nor
risiowu N. j. Tuesday, June by the Rev IL bier.
MT Lowell Garfield aud Eliza Ho.scA Ford daughter OF
Henry A. Ford. all of Morristown.
MANICE-LEARNED-On On, "Wednesday, June & q! Ptt,ded:
Esw.Yora. TO Joseohne. daughter OF the late Edward
Learned OF Wstervliet, n. y.
MISUNDERSTANDING Ch;srs Church Shrews'
Lnry N j. on Wednesday June L. BY the Rev. H. Finch,
Levi. W. Mansfield Of Ws;erctd r. Y, and Mary J. ho-
gan. adopted daughter Of Dr. d. Goodrich OF Esf0n'own'
\. J.
PEASE-CAY-On "Wednesday. June AZ Waterloo 4.
BIZ the Rev Robert A. Pske, Harry fease OF Albany 70
Sara H. daughter Of E1muod Gay o! the former place
FREIGHT - UFiDE .HEIJ - On "Wednesday. Jnne in
Jersey City, by tho Rev Robert Travis j Jonn d. fEecht
to Miss Anna Helene Heijen helm. both OF this city
SNOW-sILL-On Tuesday, June g. ct Old ssybrook Conn,
By the Rev Mr. Mccall, Samuel snow OF Deep h,s 20
Mis- Mary h daughter Of K w. Sid, esq, oil Old Say
brook, Conn.
Tia ,ford aud New. Haven papers please copy.
NILES - OLnSTED AT Hartford. Conn, on Ihnrsdny'
Niles. Rector Of St. Philips Church Wiscssset Me- and
Bsrths daughter Of John Olristed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

About 1000 Rrt-class Enfield rides have recently
been captured by navy together with the vessels
containing Thorn, while in tho act Of attempting to
run the blockade. II Is raid that English spectators
in arms have shipped about 10000 Enfield rides to
Nassau, whore they dispose of them to Rebel agents.
who reshp them with the expectation Of running the
blockade.
This is the way our British cousins have been
acting the neutral toward their own blood in order
to prevent the horrors Of civil war.
ACTING CAPT. BVDD.
Acting Capt. William Budd, formerly commander
OF the Yankee, and known at ono time as the ter.
ror of tho Potomac" recently returned from oil
Charleston to Philadelphis with valuable prize,
and has been granted two weeks leave Of absence.
He entered the service % volunteer and this is his
first leave during the Rebellion.
CAPT. HALL MISSING.
Capt. James Is. Hall, U. s. Navy, cannot be found
by the Navy Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL. May 2s.-CorTos: Sales oil TWO
d.v. y bales Including go TO speculsors and exporters
Price. hrmer ard ID higher ,,
sT.rg oY TKApg The Manchester market has sn Upward
tend,pcy. but squ.e.. . nil, 40,
Brr,r,rryV. -Richnd'cc. Spence: bissud Mhys .
20 report Flour dull and uuehsneed American. 2' dyo
hesi nulet sud ID lower, chiefly The hnc qualities
Rcd N-.;-rn and Southern Odd acod mite do III o
II I'd Corn unchanged and steady Mixes, ~
Ps0yi.fnv.--reef heavy nn0nominal FORK nominai
Bacon very cuil. Lard dan 70 @'I' iA'0" ''1'' ~
&. = To- ....o.. r., NJ.
Pronr.g-kshes quie, but hrm at 3s6dSl for Pots
smear dp Cote. ,5y. Rice firm. Ron quiet common
1919 syilit, Turprn,ire hrrn but nominal st i3l
LoSpsv May -. NHE,r y.snd J. az lower. FLOUR
nrcl,vr sud g. lower SrGAR quiet, but steady Cor
FEr .,..dy Tk. quiet. bat steady RICE tcndit down
ward r.Low .,--oy and unchanged SPIRITS TrAPs.'
IT'S lrn o. 10 ass.. - . ~ .,
Illinois Genital ,h-.-s 4iid43i discount Eric Shares
7li d3u .-.,
LATEST.
LrvERpooL, May 2.-CoTTos-Ssles two days,
"a 900 including spectators aud exporters TIE
market Glove. hrmer bat unchanged
BRF.psrtFFs ira bat qne. and unchanged
Provisions Hat. .,..
IU.rox Ma, ,i.--Ccnsols o3l rgJ. for money
Ilioi. Contra shsus i40 - discount Fti, shars-R
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
THE CASE OF The EMILY ST. PIERRE.
CRITICISMS ON OUR AFFAIRS.

CAPE RACE. Friday, May G. 1864
The steamship City Of Washington, FROM Liver
pool, May %, via Queenstown 10Th, wa boarded at
p. M, off this poiot.
The City Of Washington has II cabin and 66i
steerage passengers.
The America arrived ont On the 25th, and the
Etna on the 18th.
Gen. Buffers rule at New-Orleans was de.
nounced az excessively severe and harsh.
The steamers Southwick and Gladiator, from Mas
sau. with cotton, turpentine, &C., had arrived at
Liverpool.
The Sumter continued at Gibraltar, aud the Tus.
carora at Algesirss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

JAFIs as0N CIV. DO, Ih0T'da5' JUG = 10.
Not much of special il portnnce tfansIred in The
Convention to-day. Nj. Brodh,ad from TIE Com,
r-,itec ON Congressional Dierricis, reported b.1
,;y,g the s,nie into nine Congressional District.
puy,ug the afternoon session he SPECIAL order Tie
ord mace defining the qua ileaions of voters and
eiyn 81 ers, wa, discussed. sample Orr opposed
me rlaule DISTINGUISHING lersous VINO nave 'aSeh
40 grus agiins, the Government, or VINO have given
I'D I'D encOuragoucn. 10 the Fepei.ion; w hach'
,,,,h ~ y Iorls. and " Hard t. Hail. tie piesent
lcr,enan, Goyrinor, spoke strongly III favor OF IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
FROM NEW-ORLEANS.

ARRIVAL OF THE sTORE-sHIP SUPPLY.
The United States stOre-ship Supply, Cono
CONGRESSES, commanding, from NewOrleans, May
Is, and Key West, 25'h, arrived at this port lss'
night. All the feet had sailed from New0rlssns for
up the river, with the exception of the Mississippi
and Pensacola, which were left to guard the city.
Tho health of the city, and also the troops and crew,
Of the ships, was good. Left at Key Wes,, United
States steamers Dacotah and Niagara, all well. The
United States soOp Marion sailed for Boston on the
9th OF May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
THE CASE OF JUDGE BIRCH.

ST. LOWS, FTidsy, juno G, Is2
Judge Birch, who was arrested at Rolla few
days since for expressing dsloyal sentiments, wss
released from arrest and paroled by the Provost
Marshal yesterday, with the understanding, how
ever that he il to report bmself whenever required.
The Judge will Immediately take his seat in the
State Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
HOW THE REBELLION IS KEPT ALIVE

ST. Louis, June D, I5bz.
The following specimen of Rebel lying is taken
from the Memphis argus of the ID:
"GpASp JUNCTION. June ?, 1852.
est. Louis papers of the 9th, just received, say
that W ashington is in danger. StonewaIl Jackson
is within IS miles Of the capital and has possession
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The Cover.
nors of Massachusetts and Rhode Island have called
on, the militia, and great excitement prevails. The
militia respond reluctantly.
England and France have agree that II be
would withdraw the garrison from Rome, she would
Join her aud interfere in this war. France has with
drawn as proposed. The papers Pay we may look
out for them in lew weeks on oar shores.
Great fears are expressed for Bait more and the
State Of Maryland. There il great excitement in
the City, aud rioters and mobs have full control"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07

Curncn DrDIcA1IoS.-The Lexington ave'"e
Presbyterian Church, corner Of Forty-H1th street
will be opened for public worship TOMORROW LUG
Pew. Joseph Sanderson, pastor, will proaen IN 'he
,oo,riso. the Rev. DR.. McElroy in Tho si'era0o'''
,d the Rev. DIR. Junkn IN the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
A Card.

VAIL Halter late with Beebs L Co. VIII b pss.e9
~. fi.uds and the public generally s Ne lis Fuifss
Al, below Nassau and aner WEDNESDAY me Va ms:
where be will show them the best end cheapest
GOT ,d STRAW HATS 10 DO fousd In the city tossthss
Ten nav sud .legsu. styles Of Dress Hats white end \so
for renslemsn.
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Hlilitarp Notices.
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ORDNANCE OyIicn, Ne. 8 Wht1s-se,
NswYoRK. May 81, le63 -.
To Dealers In Arms.-siistclsss LNtiELO LIZ
MuSKETs ia port ready fer iumsdists dsiivssy WI p
purchs.ed subject inspection. By the United w
ernment on application the undstsgned rureasnSe ~
Ger No IS White-st N. Y No other de'cnPuoa OF ~"s
'"''''' VI ""' W CaIsPIN. Captain Of Qvdaansa
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CiofhtnR.

Clothing. ..o,vn
Ih,, just completed entire neS :s.sa o. az a y. .:S
90 - a ,or,nsn, taste aud s,le The CHiLDkLNc sse
FURSiSEiNG DEPARTMENT not sausl!hsd AL ~ y
sold q extremely low phces f'ss'e ."A
WIN Nos. 70 and - bowofy
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Ar .JrrrrRs'. No 573 Broadway, Ladies
q -. .na FI,.t,e GAirans Boys snd Youths al bal
.as., Bo.-s (ssats Fine SHoss 7Ai1ss ana sArpshs'
~ In gr-,l rSie.v o. .o~ v''S-'' ''''''
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6uec,ai Noilree.

Seventh Regiment National Gnnrd.-.Lihe me'n
bsr of the RerineI III the cty requested 20 se
- 'u7 '' LINUS " STEVENS,
N -, s,ainp Veterans OF the NatloGal Guard.
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PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is TIE BEST
and m at economical for laundry and family u'e nems par
uy adapted for asunes aud ell kind. OF woo'e" s"oa
Manufactured and for sale by T. MoHaAss Sons NO. "a
Ws.hinc,orst. and No. 49, Westst.
>l.o PAsrLY PALE and No. Sosps
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE Morning Post understands that the demand
for the restitution Of the Emily 81. Pierre cannot te
complied with, municipal law takes no cognizance
Of the act OF the three who recaptrred her as
an eense, or recognizes 1t as an injury suffered BY
the belligerents
Had an American cruiser fallen in with the chip,
abe might have seized her, but there is municipal
Law which Gao warrant the English Government In
giving her mp and it is therefore bound TO refuse
compliance with tie request
The Times, in an editorial on the surrender OF
Norfolk, tie destruction Of the Merfimac DC. says
the conquest Of the South so far as the water il
concerned, seems almost complete. On laDd, how
ever, The Times says IT Is premature to say the
Confederate power is alto xether broken Ii sees no
81 ,ns Of the end, and 10 indications to what that
end will be.
The Soatherners may be beaten in battle, but they
have Immense territories for retreat. The contest IL
virtually the whole world against the South, as the
North is open to the ships OF the world, while the
South is completely shut ont. The surprise IL, not
that the Contederaies retreat, bat that they make
front ut all.
Tie Times thinks Gen. Buffers rule at New-Or.
leans is exceedingly and harsh and calculated
to make the raising OF tine blockade there valueess.
TIE Morning Post is very bitter on Gen. Butler 8
proclamation, and says that not even the Austrians
or Russians ever issue more severe DEGREES.
Tie Post says Davis and Besuregard can ini'ict
defeat ON the Federals the independence Of the South
will be achieved. Ii they are overcome, the South
may be considered vaDquished.
The Daily Ners regards the abandonment OF Nor.
folk and destruction Of the Merrimac az of great
Importance and that it proves the resignation by the
Confederates Of the contest a. sea.
Two ships are mp for New-Oreans at Liverpool.
IL the House Of Lords Lord Brougham called at
teniio, TO the omission OF Porto Rico 10 the new
5ilyeTrads treaty.
Fart Russell was unable TO give explanatiops
thoc, but said the Ameri an Government was most
q xous TO co operate for the suppression Of the
tr1liic, and that Porto Rico might a.erwsrd be in
cuGei.
Sir l.. Packegoile had given notice IN tho Com
mons that he would call attention to the destruction
of cotton ri Newt orleans, and the effect it might
have on English manufacturers At the sanie tit c
be would ak IL the Government intends 20 take
steps for mediation.
A!E. Berkley brought forward his ANIMAL motion IN
favor Of the ballot, which was carried BY s3 10 30
amid loud cheers Leave was given TO bring IN q
bill on the subject.
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49,, f, ,h. poor indians aud Othcrs.-An
aeenr will bee held in the large ball oil tue cooper
insilu,, on Monday Jnu. At = o'clock p IN a. ~licn
-n.n nom he Fsr Vest and from Central America WI
s,,.snt = pl., by when those whom war has made destitute
nav have protection ADD homes. The Po4nc are invited Ad
- a.. FREE A CONCERT by LAROCQuE will be given
in he e. euirg Adnisson - cents
Special NOtice.-Geaf!inen WHO sisped ths AZ tof
20 aie consideration the fornation OF Society
TO- III. sns6t Of Sesaeu snd all Others WAC feel dsoosrd TO
All and sncouaqs the object. invited 70 attend o. Sc Paul
AZ ~ ChurcL All. sv., next MONDAY EVENING, JunsS
~ A DANIEL DREW and ctberA
The Crnad Z" Ornt0rio Of Esther the Benainm'
Oneen vii 90 performed by tee Pupils Of coioIsd
MAJ senoo No. for the benefit of the Coorsd
LON on MONDAY yaas 9. lS67 1t the Ci in AooE,J tx
Rooms No. i.s Broedwsy The School viii De
Hi,ses REMSEN wAkEf. vOGELsAE9 ana a M 20
Mrssrs HAMILTON, STURGES. U'FAhE 1890 $4,000 20
BODEL. Tickets ascsn,s. Doois oPon I" u pe''''
commence n, q s'cloCk
Che Rev. Il. r. Rogers. -, l d.. ss.sy sopnep
\, 'sS,-,,, avtI.. In he sJu.b Du "a thu''
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n p
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READER, you can have an enduring always
,dy and reliable GoLD Pxs eIac,y adapted 70 yo4f n'"u
and style Of writing which will do Writing Vs' 'ae.p
or than Steel Pens II you wantit 80 The Zen "sn''
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nu9,uess NullGes.

When the Throat and Lungs ore OVERLOOKED
with Phegm Macu', how can 20" sApo'' ~ 10 '''
Courh or difficulty of breathing Ihsrai0'' 'n'nea''''s
anal, to tho most potent rsmed, for I'll Pulmonary DSeA'''
Jy,y,, Erpscroxssr and you will and the most penrh'1
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