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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
NEw.YORK g. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
ial sPRIN6 ARRANGEMENT.

ial SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1862.
p...,,., station IN S.wyo,. cor z1b-.. and .s.,
i'4'A'e Q" f fis1i; LEAVE NETWORK:
i'I Nes,h.'en l. rn'' tEIli Eils' . Er)i $50
Tor Bidseron !, 4. NJ. (Erl; l2la OkI); $3.50
Fa hocd STAFFORD Fairfield. Southport and wes.por',
To- Sorwsss s'5s a NJ; i2:i5,9 (E1), $40 49, s.
Fo DG.o si and Greenwich, l. $50 m ulS,9so 4:Ja
FcT Stanford T. a. (EI). $50 I. H., a:ls, 2. (EA, 3;
50, So m, ~ ,,s,. .,.,,o.. e..o. ~ ~.
For Port Che,pei "a " Rochelle. %. IA, tsH)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, vie Springfield a m (t1h3 tE1l p. NJ
ksr Boston, vie Shore Line l2:l5 81 p. IN. lKrl
For Hartford AID Springfield, a OH R;S B.
IOI Connec leu, River Railroad to Montreal ~, tEr
For Hartford ProviIence, ard Fi,btnl Railroad.
For E.w.Hson. New-London, and S.oanson Railroad
a. G m IilS s. a.; an to y,rhsmptoa
ior iou.a.onie Ksrosa to Pist.hsld. M, y
s.rnrg'on sd on satnr1a, stbfoo. ~ Pitisheid
Iet NsBgstuek Rail osd. a. M. 3 p.
Tor Dsnb1ry and Sofwsik Railroad. 7, 800 M. Il 80
Counodiou, Sleeping ar. attached to q p In train.
JANIS VI. HOYT. Superintendent.
II NY aud TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Train. leave:
-. From Chsuber.st Frou Oh--t.
tIre sDd II and o. 72s ll;2s m and $50 and
hey, .ad Albany with sleep.
,itIesr. i0:I5p IN lO:iO pm. Sundays included.
| e.a,hksspsi. train. q. ! and
,ebg I;9s and $50 IN
IvolL 7:3I m. 1898 q.
t'hiil tain $50 D. IN. 533 ..
.ta5p m. sss a and ass .. -.
ssg Sing train. $50 .. IA. 1855 p.
lury.own. g. IN. 6:25 a.
~ U = StiTH spn.du,.pd,ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

rlNHE GREAT EASTERN having touched the
sregHd her late pasac from Liverpool Il b. br~o
rrus1eg-d advisable 10 nske GOfouch examination Of h'f
bottom teioI. seniiug her ftA her Vii there
re D. si oLd Arr previously advrf.sed dy 81 al
lns Hold Of ckeis wii have them rrar~- 90
49, rou~y returned hey nay desife Dse no ice viii be
.isen Of ID. ship', departure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

xNTESTCHESrER COUNTY AGRlCUlTU-
w RAJ FAIR aud HORSE EXilIBl nos, at Bath
yse PAX Fofdhaln Sept 49, and IS Special premium.
ar, oo.n for competition for all Horses Faro Hudson
Iyrf and Harlem Railroads at reduced rates
Stool taken to and from wiams Bridge and fordham se
Of charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
Eost Gno found.

CIn REWARD.-Lost,on Friday evening,
~ " while n VIM Taylor, Ssoon OF gong 40 tow
ia |. Knlo,sib fs,.te a SILVER HUhIlNO WATCH.
H. Dc Of the Pr..en ei 70 Thos EvAn by la,
empoy." &c. Th- t.tcr vii receive the shove rev ard
sni thAfIs q fLe by returning TO THOMAS
EVANS care soo,ile Manufacturing COMPANY No. Deca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

4 RRANGEMEN'T commencing July |, lS62.-
~ FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA
rscisss VIII leave New-York On the let llth
- psf Of each mouth except whom 'heee dates fs
SUNDAY when the day Of departure will be the MONDAY
following
For .ieht or passage apply 9. the only Office No Bowl
Ing green. d. h. ALLEN. AzeaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
"a q. kOBEBTS'S LINE STEAMSI HIPS.
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA Nc

GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES THROUGH TO
san FK sNCISCO.
NO DETENTION On THE lSfH1tS
Tie and splerdid steamship AMkRICA.2H0 tnns
if. Navy Commsi der will sail on Sk1i'RDAl October
- O'Clock precis-y, from her Per At the foot Of
Won ST. NVria Rive, FOR Jdau del No,ie, connecting
wfh The at .nd we! known steamship MOSES lAN LDR
lar How Comm indef to -ai without d-ts Tor
rpCco direct arrival Of the pssseGscf al saa juan
de Sur
The speed and accommodation OF these steamers un
urpAsrd steamers either and Offended
dave
The updssnsd having been in the Cs'ornis trade from
the brguuls ot.s niofm IN. public that tn, IL
line ava moi pat on ,r the purpose Of bong bought
driven Of Tue chips will positively leave The day dvcf
.ed Inooth, AID Ia sI month. other hips will bs
ready. 90 that double service unsy he relied upon.
FcI iniOI EstiOa OF passass, sppl, -
NJ. o. ROBERTS.
No II We,s,. corner Of Warren-,i Moth River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
Steamboats, a!lo ndi'rca>s.

NOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SAG HAIR
L BOR, Sc.-The steamer MASSACHUS ErTS Caps
Vevrn.. viii cav i,mes zip tlier No ~. East Rvr
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and SATU iDAY AFTER
Moons oclock. VIII leave al and .tei 18th
iupt For foght or plss-ge. Apply bo,rd or
A. j. RICHARDSON No 100 fultob-st.
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPbIA and tho SOUTH Sud WEST. via JER
SEY CITY Mail and Express Lines leave New.york at
snd 10 q M. 40 and II pm Fare 80. Through tickets
sod The South sndWes and through baggage checked IN
Z u H. aud and ii .. n trsins.
}. w. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will Ne received for trains unless deV"Ted
spd ch-csed Is minutes in sdvsnce of the time nj leaving
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. IL.
~ For Albany Itov North AMI Vests SUMMER AR
EANGEMTNT con.nrucine THURSD ~. May l. 1872
For ALBANY 1899 IN Express MaiiTrsin from loihsI
Station.
For Local TRAVIS see Time Table.
JOHN BCRCHILL. As'istsrt Supe rinteuden''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

1.-Two Stock on tho n. Y. and Eric Railroad
For the week ending S. urday Sept ?o-ltciI ., o.s
q DO Hogs DO. sheep, do Horses Total Stock' Il" eAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
TOR BOSTON and PROvIDENCE, viaNEW-
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

(NEN lRAL kAlLhOAD OF NJ w -JEhS FL -
" From f,ot Of Cou notwithstanding at Hampton
junction with Deawse Lsckswsnns aud Western Rail DAD
srd at Esroa with L,hish Valley Railroad and is
tou, forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh and the West without
shsnse OF cars ,o-,.D -
Leave New 9th a. follows:
H,KHsBUKe ExPkEss-At 6 q IL. for Easton Reading
pot,rte Harrisburg Maucn Cuuuk, Niiii,usp port. &c
Mail TKAIS-At g. u for Esston, Nster Gap, Scran
ton Great Lend. Piitstop Wikesb,rfe, 40
lr IBkot Ga TKAi>--toT ka.tou. M.gch Chunk VIII
Ganspsst, Reading P0tsviAe, H.nisbnrg. 80
4P n WAY PAs-fNGgH TRAIS-for Ess.cn. Bethlehem
Allentown. and March Cnuuk
SOP A. WAY TkAiN--fOr SomeTyii-
BPy WEsrgRS EkPKFss-For Eaton. Allrutown Read
ts d.risbus PiI,b Irsh and thu est Sleeping from
.ersev City through o 'i-'ssu 20
EIPsxsi TAIN yoR ,EKisBCss-The q u. Express
7sl from Nes You sTrye Ham bu Al p Ia Connect
hF Fat and West on pennsyvauis Cenl AL road No herS
Genital klIosd. North and South and wlsh thu CGmo-F-
hrd Valley Railroad
TBE TEsOreH EXPRESS TRAIN 1BE NEsT. loves
HsYor1 ct daily Su 1days sIcepte5l. n.tns close
ection HarrisbHs with PENN ivsria HnTosd-~n
thsBg- OF % Psl UTsh. ald DOT one TO Crclu.
n1 and Chicago -Four hours time is saved Dy skg this
tain
EuI.BETHPoRr AND Ngw.YoEx fYRsY-Lesve New
iot hym Pier No 2 North River q, 'IJ AID - IA"
tso +:aH, srd6 49,
TIP eas1 join o. Sl-4tN>. su4"Iln "i'eAt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
VNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MaTLSrFAMsIIIps

rVNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
l. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
bETWEEN hkH-i IN AND LIs ERrOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARbOK
AND BETWEEN BOS fDN AND Ll' ERPOOL, CALL
Sc AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBon
SCOTIA. Capt JVdNnL CplNA Capt. Andcrson
PERSIA, Capt Lott ASIA. Capt. OK
ARABIA. apt stone EUROPA, Gait J Lel'ch
AfhiCA. Capt shannon CANADA. Capt Nui
AMERICA. Capt. Moodie NIAGARA. t.pt A. hyne.
AUSIRALASiAS.
Ti-s- carry white ghi mssthsAd
stEfJoaIG bow red port bow
Nsw.IOKK TO LIVERPOOL
fhisft ahln assnge. TO
Second L. I'D fasF .
FION BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief CabiD fa'ssge ..................s.''....tl
Second N1bln fa-ssyr.... "
FUkOi -ascs Bot1n " edo say sept
PERSIA .........IcsVes .Ne~ Y-fk. Nedbrsd,y sept
eascs Host4n.... ,dH"sisy Sept u
AUS iRALAStAN..l.ayes Yea. ORR wedae'isy ss,t -
fBIA ............ cave, Bost' .in-sfas OF.
SCp'i A...... ve- .rw-l OH We'd .rsisy, Oct
Beribs not secured until paid tor.
~ experienced Surgeon board
lie owner. Of th-.r ships b. ounahe for Goa
Silver uIion Sfecs i~-sly ~. iuu- ones Or N"Ais,
unless Biz Of Ltdg tgned therefor and tie value thereof
therein eIpres,ed- FoT fr.igft or Passage, spiyto
T.. tUNAHD No Rp~hng green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

To,,l .,uc, Jan siTT s62, Ss9.22V 735 $l29 so
The Treasurer Of the State of Maryland denies
tia abatement of the English papers th.t Barring ~
70 have been instructed TO deduct the United Safes
ncometax i'll their payments OF interest upon Mary
land bonds.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway expect
10 COMPLETE their line TO Green Bay by the last week
Of September, Notwithstanding the scarcity OF labor
ers. TIE ARpteton Crescent says that " the ra'
r,sd ia graded 70 Fort Howard and that the track is
being rapidly laid. At Depere about live miles are
barded with iron, while in this city tho iron horse
has passed through the corporate limits"
The public are warned against the ingenious and very
dangerou. counterfeit OF $40 gold pieces which are
circulated extensively, and almost defy detection ex-
cent by an expert. The genuine coin is opened full
~ one.has the gold taken out, then filed in with pla'
tina or some other equally heavy substance. and
then closed up; the com itself, to all appearances,
remaining the same.
Messrs Thompson Brothers offer, in the following
advertisement, to supply tax stamps cheaper than
the Government
on Brothers corner Of Wall street and Broadway New York
will nil orders Stamps tsrm' favorable THAI
they can be- obtaned Of tho Government at Wshnstoni
Government terra. Thomp'on Brother ,Um.
10 100 WnIth III s 10 % 100 worth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
I AURA KEENEs THEATER.

IL OPENING NICHE
THIS HONpAY EVENING. September ~
LAURA kkkNt tate. great pi-ssuf- In Informing The
pabic mat Oh. tss .loc--dsc ~ su.asnE -
4 CuMFAsi OF DihiiNGl lHHED AhIlsTfs
hefoio'of. uunyssd snbrsius many old f'oHiss % hsh
.t.n ng hesde cand dsie. fof Iuh favor ~ho W
already re ted ID. .ncoums VI tho psss AID pathe
Of othrT oi.ic.
Du H. Z no f~oess ihe Thelt-f has ben
DECORATED AND UPHOLSTERED.
4 New Dfcp CuTtsi painted > 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
gusuranrc Companies.

CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
" Office No. 50 wall.t NewYorkCash capital, sl'oOoo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

DOARD WANTED from the middle Of October
- BY young gentleman AID his wife neatly FUR
.ISHED kCOd ia n house tanning the modern improve
uientsi location betseen Wa hpgor place and lLth IT
Address Stating terms which mus, be moderate C r..
Tribune Olrce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

A GUIDANCE Of good, select SERVANTS 10
~ be had civil neat and csphle at the la'r-s, od'''Ab
,b.d Institute the Of tthav and lth It. for Os
Ii.g ing sh. Protestant and American Women Con
Quoted by Mrs. FLOYD. Good places always ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

i FlELp->TEANBpAT ard RAILROAD tQENtC-
lion via NEW-HAVEN The CONTINt NIAL leaves
P,eksip East River daily (sandays excepted at ga u
The steamboat TIA leave. the wh,f at q IN
the arrival Of all stations MOTT Line
Tho TRAVELLER leaves for NV Haven ct II oc'ocS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

l. TERMlNUS-ra.seuger Depot James.slp and foot OF
3ihst z RAT for G5eenpor Sss Harhor, Orient,
and Hsmp,ons; At u and 43O for Syoset at 8; ~
3 Tor Greenpoft; st p m for tarmingdas sandy.
the trn leaves Hrt-r Point 6. st. Ferry) at 30 IL,
T RyeTbesd sud Mediate stations at eIc1rsion rates
rGMning leaves Riv.rheai at .. m.
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Olnis.

ALL RESPECTABLE FAMILIES BOARD
"A lNG-HOuSES, and HOTELS eau be 'upphed with
cd AXIS from az ulipns, both Protestant and Can.
Ole a. Hr YORkSIONS Oce la the large marble hui L.
Ing No IA 4ihay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

ITO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
i PORT. by SHORE LlNE.-Lesves 27th.st. 4th-sv. =
a. arrive 10 Providence $40 pm. l:lS arrive In Pro
yid ence 1880 pm Express Through Mail Train,
s.rive in Providence $3.50 and Boston al 6 am.
r. J. CALEUl n Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

With Us. any money will snswsr: Bsnksblo funds ct par
Ut the discount aud specie at the premium WIZ
with tho Government discount The stamps wiz 90
Isd In .tamp. for Ancs tho receipt VI 800, we sA
return $lot Of stamps. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
PRINTER WANTS a SITUATION in a

As COOK, WASHER, and IRONER or as
N GENERAL SERVANT WANTED. a situation
IA cit, or country by repeosabe Engis Pro,o.n
Woman lately snded lst rate cook, baker. wahsr aud
roner wiling and ob.ug Apply for two da,s at 10. JJ
b,h-sv., ira foor, front room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

CTONINGTON LINE Tor Boston, wa ERV-
- TON NEW-LONDON. SrONIS9TDN. PROVl-
pEyCE. NEWPORT. TAUNTON. sud NSW-BEDFOKD.
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH id PLY
MOUTH OK wall Pier \o l9 y. r. foot Of Court
l.ndt.st. h Ally lexcept SUndsyl. al: y. IN.
Freight taken low as by other line Ohics OF Com
rsny 10. lis West-st.. corner oi Courilindtst
'' w ~ EDWARDS, Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-20
THE SUBSTITUTE sWINDLE.

Fer Sometime past persons representing them
selves either Baimcreans members of the lst
t.rgihis regiment. have been through the army
trying to sell Themselves Substitutes. In several
CAGES these swindlers have succeeded in accom-
p'ishing their chjsc. AMI Dave received money from
their too willing dupes, deserving as i, was
safely il their pockets. We doubt if one If these
-,en e,er belonged 10 tbs Firs Virginia. We doubt
if the are anything but the veriest rcounlrels and
kpave.neu who have deserted tine aud time
again and rho max. husiness Of this nefarions
practice. These neu also have accomplices in this
city in tEoss ~ha advertise extensively 10 fur
nsh substitu,es "st reasonable price who
MT only s-sst them in their swindling tricks hui
evesr their character and shelter them in their
on deHs when they have deserted After II sLog1
tins they are again brought out and sold over to
other parties Within d day or two We have hcurd
I" ei s'asi doz-n Of these rasculs who have been
ens'ea a. diner-a points in the srmy. Two came
- an ALABAMA regiment, and were purchased for
&l,Tp six buudresi Of this t6an going 10 the man
who procured thsIn- Two days afterward. both
were missing. This evil has beeom. =, prs.,
that IL should be immediately attended TO- and .oms
m the bsse fellows suiamsrily deal, with There sre
two ways to put an end to the pernicious practice
In the frs place every ,nsn who offers to @ll him,
eel ~ snhs'iiute should be looked upon with sus-
p,cion and be arrested On the spot as deserter,
which in nine cases ont Of ten he will prove to be-
Secondly, few Of them should be court nlartialed
and formally shot. After what has trsnspred, and
the frequent warning given by the press, it would
"e TIE height Of folly for any soldier to throw his
money away upon these infamous scoundreix
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-20

LihCOLS'S SATRAr IN NORTH CaHoLtSA-It is
we'll known to ourresders that Governor Edward
Stanly, on his arrival at the Federal possessions in
North Carolina undertook TO concilis- the people
to the Lincoln rule by restoring coutrabands'' to
their owners who would take the oath, closed the
negro schools and expelled their teachers including
the notorious Helper. This gave great offence TO
the AbOionists. who rule the roest at Washington.
and they at once demanded s,anly's recall where
upon Lincoln sent orders revokng the decree of
the "Governes" aud placing things generally under
the Abolition rule. The Raleigh Register says
such IL The fate and condition Of the once popu-
iaf Ea"aro Ssany. He returned to his native state
on tue base errArd Of either lnisterinx to the sub
jugaton Of his Kindred aud friends or reccnc,ling
them 10 rule, no matter by wha1naine II might be
called, OF downright slavery. He was willing to
counftnance all the violations Of the Constitution
OF the United States to the principle of the right
Of any people TO choose their own form of govern
rnent trampled in the dust aud To see his natiye
Land run over snd held in subcction. All this he
was willing not only to seo and eonniye at, but
TO become actively instrumental in accomplish
ing. But, poor, misguided man, be split upon
reck. Hia vanity taught him to believe that he
eonid come to North Carolina and Throw oil upon
the troubled watershs, Edeard Ssaals, could come
and induce the free people of has native state TO
swallow the gildsd PHI cf slavery, and that nss
name would 90 do;Sn tp posterhy rs the gTtat Pa
eilcator --as the nsn who restored North CaroiinA
to the Union and laid the fotindati0a Of its entire
reconstruction lie has lived to Sce aud feel wns.
he ito have the alternatives Of being the suppss
tool of dsspkrable tyraDt, u going back 20 .nc
State whenrs h came ard by which hs vas ones
sgnslly rcpudistsd, Or gsttiNs bsil 9rsd BY some
patriot hand, through the p)ace whefs tne ossahs
ought 70 be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-20
List OF Deaths al SeabFOck's Hispital 10 june
10Th, 1862.


June 1.-SsmI Muncey, Co. -. Regt; I p
Patterson, Co. T.. l2th Ala.
J1nt Capt H Miller, Go. +, 9si n T.: III
w Smith Co T.. 9th Ala; Sfith, 4th Va:
O'Brian, I2th Miss; X \ Hurt, 18th Va; Chiffon
w Chiffon, 10th Vai ID WaikersoD; . X Carkie;
Capt II Barlow. 10Th Miss.
.jane 3-Jas Miser, 2sth q. Gunner, Co g,
9th Ala; II White, Co. D. 2Hh Va; hirk band.
Co. l. ilth Ala; w p kindbrew, Co. L. 9th Ala; l.
{; Norris Co. II, ath n c; A Baden Co. 4, 9th Ga:
T T Atwood. Co. Z. 18th Miss; d F jenkins. Go A.
eth Ala; II II Cotter, Go. b, l3th Va; Hart
9Th Va; Capt o A Lee, Go. !. 9th Ga.
June 5-W M Powers. Go. A. 9Th Alabama; H
Brooks. Co ]. lst Va: W Allen, 4lst Va
June &c b Battle. Co. F, 4th n c: r Prince.
Co b, I'd Miss: John Ryan, ID Miss; r Barrow,
Co. d, ased c; Estes, Co. F, eth Va: J GA
~. Co. H. 18th S c. WIN Hay Co. A, 3ssh Va; B
T Beckham Co +, i2ih Miss
June ii Carey, Co G, l2.h Miss; I L Mays.
Co. F, 9Th Ala.
June e-Geo 3 Stone. Co. d. 9th Ala: WIN NJ
Cannon. Co. b, 18th Miss; Martin. Go. D, 9Th n
c; T Baker, Co +, 9th Ala FIVE unknown.
.Ture &c B Gents, Co. b. 4th NC.
~Jaae I0.-Geo Ii Creanier, Go. A. 9th Ala; w
S,ana&er Co K. I21h Ala: Treahwell, Go. ],
9th Ala: Jno Meredith. 60. {, 5.h Texas; Wm
Tlman. Co X, 18th Va.
Jaae lie Betty, Go II, 9TH Ala: Gabriel Bsu-
let. LIST La Bat; Joel Harding, Go d. 9TH Ga; ] "
Pitts, Co A. 5.h Ala.
.yaRt I..-WM HNilieon, Go Z, 4th y &; VIM VII
uams. Co l, 18th Ala
.fune I3-Jos l. Bcyd, Go s. "a Misr; T Burns
Go n 18th Ala: " H stowe, Go H. :.,dN sc.
.Juas U.-John Mundy. Co A. 18th Ala; John \
Gas,ea, Go A, 9Th G; e 4 Connolly, Go A. 9Th Ala;
VIM Renncr, Go X, ID Miss.
.Jgse Js.-Jas " Hail Co n. 9TH Ala: Jas Boon
Co 4, 9th Ala; Thos o Baun.r Co 4. I2h Miss.
The foregoing the names of aH who have died
in this hospital from the first Of June to this date
WM. H. COFFIN, Surgeon in Charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-20
From BERsiUDA.-1he Bermuda Ropil ia-ets

From BERNUDA-The Bermuda Ropal Ga.ete.
Of May i3l contains some interesting items:
Admiral Sir Alexander Milne with very large
portion Of his feet lef. Hamilton tine 9TH 1t
was grand sight; at one time there thirteen
steam vessels the North Side--viz: i've lne-o
battle ships the Nile, Hero, poneg gal. Agamemnop.
and Abonkft; two frigates, the Melpomene and
Msrscy Two eorvettes, the Cadmus and Challenger;
one gun-v-ssel, the Landrail-e 2unboat, th. Kite,
and the Siren. The gunboat accompanied the Ad-
nifars ship the Nile and the Kite, the Hero--the
leading ship of the second division. The Nmble
went to st. Georges early in the day for the ) dmi.
raj dispatches. which had Just arrived in the k
NJ steamer Delta.
The steamer Gladiator, from Nassau, y. p. with
a cargo Of cotton and rosin from Confederate
port sailed fer Liverpool on the b,h
The Bermudians are strong sympatbiZers with
the Coufederate-, if may judge by the follow.
ing from the Royot Go:ct,e:
Whats being done in America il a question
often put but seldom answered here. The Federals
have now been more than twelve months in trying
to accomplish What they at first boasted Of their
ability Of doing in rs many DAYS, and instead Of
subjugatiDg the South, they have forfeited their
own liberties TO a military d-spo.sm, have sadd,ed
theInselves and their posterity with an enormous
debt, and have deprived millions of honest work
people III America and Europe of the means of pro-
curing their daily bread And why all this saeri.
hce and suffering 1t il to force upon eight mil
lions of psopie Government which they ioathe.--
This is the simple truth Vi the matter. The outer
world Is permitted to know very little Of what il
going al the seat Of syar, and the scraps of new
which permitted Ia reach the public eur are
more likely to be false than true
Having regard to the extent to which the cen
sorship OF the press is carried on in America we
need not to b. surprised if news unfavcrable 20
the federals is allowed 70 transpr.. 1lat The Fed
erals have not gained any great advantage of late
Is certain, else We should have heard Of II, and ul
less sudden compromise te made fear
ninety days will elapse without our being favored
with the slightest glimpse of the approaching end
Of the conflict
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-20
SIXTH ALABAMA REGIMENT.

The following is u list of casualties in Company J,
Sixth Alabama regiment, in the baths Of The Seven
Pines" The Sixth behaved with great galiantrys
having about $50 killed and wounded out OF 800 who
wen. into the action. Owing 10 an accidental
oulssicn the pnbca.on OF the lis. has been DELAYED
until the present time
Capt Julius A kimbrougi,, wot,nded In the thigh;
LicIt John knnhrough, very eighty I'm the y-s,:
Lieut. James Fisher, In the thigh. LIST kergt YIN
II II Dumas, killed; M Serg't Ed w Nicholson,
killed; Ath Serg, Jas Callahan wounded slightly
on the ley; Corpi John w Jones, slightly IN the
hsad; james ki,nbrough through the hip and
thigh; privase~ II l. Age-. wounded slightly in the
head; Thomas Boui.r, severely in the shoulder
and hsnd; 8 Davis, through the right lung doing
wcii) Chas harrington killed: John w Hail.
wounded IN leg, Jas Holomsn. slightly in the face
Geo w Higginbotbam, in the leg; VIM Hawkins,
Ia tle siaoaller; Wm + Hxyes In the neck: l.
jones, seriansly III thighs ND both arns broken:
F. kimbrough slightly in the arm; Nst Lyon. stri.
ousiy through the shoulder: j Maness through the
hip; Jas Marion- fhr"ugb the hand; L G McFar-
land. missing Robert Prtehett, Jr, killed; n
Pritcii.ft. wounded slightly in the finger; Proc
tor, killed Hamilton II Hawla. killed; W,u L Stan
berry. wesaded in ths leg Stscea. killed; VIM
Southall. wounded Seriously in ti,. body: A .
TresdSeli. very seriousiy In the abdomen; VIM d
Wright, seriously iu shoulder aud slightly on the
head