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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-08

ryH SuNBUEY BOYS IN THE WESTERN 4 Envy.
--Chas. G. Martin, son Of the lete Geo. Mar
tin, E;q., OF THE place and Michael Slough,
also ct Sunbnry, participated in tho late bat.
ties in the West. One belonged TO go Ohio,
and the other-Slougb, to an Illinois regi,
ment, which was 10 action at Fort Donelsou.
They fortunately escaped without any injury.
The Sunbury boys seem to turn up in every
section Of the Union in the prosecution ot
this war, and wherever they go We hear q
good account Of their conduct.
Three of the sons Of Esquire Mar,iD, are ia
service. William, late Lieutenant 10 the
Mexican war, is now Paymaster 10 New
Mexico. George, who has had ten or twelve
years experience 10 the Quartermaste.s De.
partment, is now keeper Of The Arsenal ct
Philadelphia. Luther, Printer and late au
editor in New Jersey was also 10 service as .
Lieutenant, but resigned ou account Of ILL.,
health.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-08

t. Tue VOLUNTEER MISsrRELs gave their
irst concert 10 the Court House, on Wedues
Joy evening. The house was crowded, and
wo thipk we never saw an audience more
delighted than the one assembled 10 hear the
first company Of negro miostres organized in
this place. The dress aud appearance OF the
actors,--the music, dancing acting &c., we're
all that could be desired, and more than we
had right TO expect from amateur actors.
At the close Of the performance il was
announced that another exhibition would be
held on Thursday evening
The fund is for the benefit Of the families
Of Volunteers in the army ond a9 no compli
mentary tickets were issued, even to printers,
who furnished tickets, bills &C., and, We
presume, TO merchants, who furnished oil &c,
she receipts must necessarily be considerable
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-08
IMPORTANT FROM THE TEN
EES5EE RIVER.

Gun boat Engagement ,ciM Re5d Battery
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

yyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED
w n, IA situation cook; Is good washer an 4
roner Has the best ot city references oa ut 70 West
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

| yXTANTED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
w woman. cook in boarding house, Is good btker
understands her business thofouhy Hou reftnce can
be given Can be for two days in the trout first
i toOr of 2l3
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

A YOUNG MAN, WITH AN INCOME OF $500
N year, would ike to form the acquaintance OF some
quiet young lady with view TO H Is II years
OF stands ce inches in egh has dark blue eyes
auburn hair nd disposition lady must not be
20 years old Raven black eyes the young
mans passion; but blonde Will suit she hns
but pretty foot Address sincerity Nigh lnstcp Herald
Office. Cartes de visite will not be rejected
MATgIMoNY-sT. ROCH A QUEER, EXCITING
lvl book. married lady and gentleman snUuh read
IT, Sent free a three cent stamp Address Author boz
100 Philadelphia.
NIATRTMONY "A YOUNG WIDOWS ADVICE TO
M those Contemplating Marriage-abook OF ntcnsA In
terest and secret Inform 2oS pages, 10 Illustrative
r'A'e' sent p0'' pA'' NJ. Howard. 1893 William ,,ree.
Az MATRTMoNIAL.-A GENTLEMAN OF REsPlCrABLE
ssu,puinted with lady similar saAton with
view 10 msirimony. Corrs.pcndencc strictly confidential
xSSrs:: win 'sFss y v''s ds'rvw v Willard so1S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10


On the 95h ct Nay At y, sd.ncs Of Jeha e.Il.na Esq
Lunznburg ccuaty THOMAS BIGGER, Of Aonlis and
sAi,e Norvel aged l6 onths apd9 GAYS.
In this City on Saturday, June It'll ls62 ROBERT CoANE
KING aged thyo years native and resident Of TensAs Pa
rish. state Of Louisiana
The deceased Captain Of the Armstrong Guards Company
lih Louna Regiment and deserved his wrlearned reputa
ton as gallant humane officer Every circumstance
and eNgence service found him willing and ready for
action battlefield cool calm and c0llectedn the camp
sssiduous every duyeyer eNug paerna regard for The
good his conmandus' conrrae Ia cvey intercourse
attn ucersCouandet the love and respect n AL
In qualification soldier and
temau TAI than realized
noble snd self sacrificing spirit which prompted him 10
leave comforts and uNures Of suent home loved wife
dear children cherished friends and risk the uncertain results
OF war lis death He embraced with the
Of the soldier humility the Christian. He dg1 not
the soldier desva upon battlefield he has gained
Immortality bright beautiful his soul had been cheered
It's dcht Heaven by the music Of the canuon and the
sofs for victory la mia death his country has realized
than ordinary he would inperied
and fortune. Society beIet Of pure, upright
terprsus cizen-fguds genial companion and eoufdng
sympathr- Kind, COnsiiergte masteT-ve and chill
dre and father truly loyal In his day Of love and
affection the writer % c0mPanonsap endsafed b. the
aores Of many happy hours Of pleasant association which
ave spent not in toys, or luss or vine;
But search OF deep philosophy,
VIII eloqUeuce and poesy
Arts which loved for they M friend were thine"
JMM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10

NEWSPAPERS Many peopla Ike newspapers, but few
psetrve then yet the interesting reading imagns'
be Is file Of old newspapers. II brings up the past age
with al is hustle and every day sIrs, ard marks its
genius AID spirit that the most abored descrp-
ton Of le historian. Who can take up paper bSlf
century old vithou the thought that almost every name
there printed Is upon tombstone a; the head OF an
epiapty The newspaper Of the present day will be es
pecal Interesting years hence, containing Tho cur
reu record Of augbt with tremendous import 20
the cause Of freedom in al the civilized world. We
therefore would urge upon all the proprety Of presev
ing their pspers. They will be Of pleasure and
interest 70 them hereafter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10
RICHMOND WIG.
rUEsDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, Iss9.

RrSkAU OF INEORNArIoN.-He would Do genuine
phanthropst who would establish central point
ID this eity Bureau Of Information concerning the sick
AID wounded Of the Armies in Virginia. Indeed the
maitsr Is of so great importance that the government
would be justified in setIrg apart considerable sum
for this purpose II We look at Richmond alone, We nae
the hospitals scattered circuit Of many miles ana
some of them Of such immense size that day would
b eonsumsd in looking over the wards or IN the cases
Of Camp Winder and Chimborszo Hospitals, the streets
o. sick and wounded The Manager OF tbs Bureau Of
Information should keep record as complete and &C
e,r,,e a. possible Of al the sex and wounded N all the
hospitals public and priys:e in the city. daily Of
deaths should be printed and kept FOR public inspection
To attend to this business the Manager should be allow
el TO or three clerks whose duty it should be to make
frequent regular visi to the hospitals AID TO receive
from the surgeons in charge st Of the patients who
have been received discharged died Private families
having sick snd wounded with them stouli also hand in
their names to the Bureau We are very that
service more grstefa to the hundreds OF thousands Of
fel1s and relatives Of the soldiers could be rendered
If the government viii not aid ibis enterprise, believe
s large fund can be raised by subscription. Wal no.
soze large hearted eusaH put hs hand zealOusy tbs
god work. BE ought % be nan Of system, in
du,:rious and indefajgsble Wiling to give his whole
soul 10 Tho -OrksO 70 keep his lists az all Zines as
complete a. accurate as possible. Hos he Hagai'rs
fAaers Hives 5rohess, sisters and daughters OF this
O5afetsracv would thank this man Suspense Is 60
terrible.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10
FURTHER DETAILS.

CHARLIsroS, June g The Courier Of this mcrn'n.
slys tha; the news fem The coast il uhimpotsnt o.
Saturday morning, a portion Of Gen Exams comma.
uuder command Of G, n. DuHnsVsa: attacked tho ougay
near Hauloyer bridge Jobrs Hand drove them lcgose
the bridge, and captured a quantity Of bagR &c. TIE
Fe1ctals advanced late last evening on J.mss Isi.r.
but on The approach OF our r0Ops.
CHaRIrsrcS. juno Tad Courier has the fo.osiae
spccisl desraches from Chattanooga. dated Id:
"sP.M--The boilbsrtmeDt has ceased IL CONTINUES
brisk, st intervals, uOtl o'clock The enemy had hr
batteries in position On high Ridge. They wee
replied TO by battery Of two six pOUpdas urdeF e
command OF Lieut.. Arm strong and Capt Barry bate.
~ Of four guas. spirited firing bsEeen q shl =
shooters vas kept up both sides 0: The river B1g
RS battery To-. one killed and Ins wounded C.ptsI
E,ues, cf The ASA Gsogg!a Rsioent, and private 10
lett, OF Aorgaus command, we're badly wounded. sy %
raj Others we're eighty wounded. Anumber of The
envy ave Known be killed Oar force ccgsgcd was Joc
tho en:my's from 500 10 90. Two Federal gun
were .i!eI old.
Tho enopy are sI.o reported At the mouth of Bitl.,
Creek, below Shell i.ougd, q miles below Chat,an0o
8 COO strong. ThoT ere building lu boatp, AID ne.
parirg to cross the river. Several hls bs7s been de
stroyed by our guns
Ll.e Northern papers report that q council was be
in Nashville !as, Thursday at Which i: resolved
loree OF 10 900 BE- pu the delt TO rstske East TIE
Dcssoo.
CHA7TASooeA, h-Tho eLcmy roeumed stsi'irG Che
town tc.lay at 10 c'cOok, ana Continued uh;l nOor
without aud casualt TO our troops. Two building
we're slightly injured Oar batcries did net respond
Our 7cous from the river report that the sLer
have left for another position below. 1t {, sxpsccd
they will attehp. TO cross the river They have a srao
glrbaat The caemys fotoe believed to be the whoe
of Rrchols command fiom Nashville 6ad Huntsville -
Sharp Sck :, cIorc'cd tomorrow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10
IA, Publisher and Bookseller,
RAE6IEe CgHOE o. WV. 3. IsAAcs 4 90,

connection With their Banking business the undeRaed will
give prompt and faithful attention 70 Aiusent Al o
lection OF OSns against tie Confederate Goysramcpt
They Will associate With them legal talent whenever
It may be found necessary 70 do So ''
Their charges will be moderate either snaeIsI ar ons.,
Their patrons ray desre. We n IaI Ioa = IN
Of ygnis Col Jno Calvert rrs.urcr stat M yronis CoI
n seaI lsi ArttGt State Of EslnIs Jass ossfi. Esa
Fark OF Vgiaa VIM p Taylor Esq., CG;h,ef Dark OF
Vrgna Hector DAVIS Rq, President Traders ank = Esn.
dOlph Tucker, ESQ Attorney General Of virginia
" Claims sent 70 as for adjustment collection Ghoud IN all
DC accompanied by contracts vouchers and
special power Of attorney 10 represent and sign ohs
party any papers or documents necessary the premises
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10
MOTTO no TANPNYERS.

DE ordered by the Co rci Of he cyoi thnond that the
Jo!c.o OF the city sha Anau,lY Ice n ~
east four o. the dhy ap,r ~ for a.
prior the 18th day Jlue a. h viii attend his nice cat
iy between the hau OF o. ck o'olo K, ",
on The 1854 h OF Jane Inclusive i'r the Of
cvius fr1m any sei ul city taN.s the whole
an ,uns cla-gei dslueiing from he
amount or the may - Tee per &c thereon
TIE Collector SHAH IN Ike inner, give Tor fifteen ds'
pIs 90 She On OecvEbs TIA vii attend At his o.
Ac- IA bgtv. he above rsnuoued hus & the 10 %
tbs - December TO- the pn-puIco receiving
any ton Eao has already pai onehNf MY ~ IN city taxes
th rsei 20 h the remaining half deducsny from such hNf ten
per rel'um thereon
In ira7s OF the above amended ordnance Ps'td Jsn1A
" i,h 1885 Will site rs Collectors - in CITY
II III, l5n tAe son n hi month for ste purpose Of
r,rSt-ti- JrIrrs a HaR-nu q @ y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10
T5EaREAr BArrUs OF TIE CHICK AHoN1NY.

10 The Editor Of the Wig;
Permit me, spectator, in part Of the late two days
hattie near the South BAIk Of the Chekshominy en-
ter nv earnest protest, against allowing the discounted
and utterly routed enemy to "the greatest battle
of the war" which has crowned the Confederate arms
with signal victory With bold and insolen mendaoily,
lh4 twice best5n foe has CONVEX ed ilto wooid vic
tory, on paper, what WAS in feet and 10 truth, most dis
as,rous defeat to him. GU the battlefield. To 81 lJr q
defeated enemy, dscepivtly aud mendaciousy boastng
of victory, TO beslow the baptisna on the hghr
ID very nearly akin TO ssquiescence ia his false claim Of
triumph. Alvey then with tae name Of "The Seven
Pines" as weak invention CT the foe, devised by him.
with sinister ineat and lie. the great and brilliant
days victory, which we have bloodily won st as
assaans and then as assaiod tske lis place the h
toric page and 60 down to pOstedy, as 1.-THE Great
= lttle of the Chckahominy resulting ia the capture
the frs. day, and retention, the next Of tie ensny
camp entreucbDens, artillery and Stores and covering
our Generals and their roOps with uns6iog auIes and
uniying glory. RloaARO lEADoS'
Billiards. Exchange Hotel
RIcBxeSD June g, 1862
The question OF appea!ion will probably be daeided
By the official report OF she Commanding General
Wig
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10

EoRE GuSBohrs Captain Ericsson has planned a
large sea going Monitor with single urre pited with
iron twentyfour inches thick and armed with two gunp,
carrying ball 600 pounds in weight Gays the WASH
iugtOa correspondent OF the New York Tribune. Two,
least, Of these Formidable vessels will be ordered The
Aoui'or regarded tie best Of all ironclad aoang
Etfaea Vet tras.d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10

THR BziD5ss 1t is suggested that two soa.ilels IN
stead Of one .Agli be posed st each end Of the hrdg
q, across the river Al this peiRt Tse reason Is o57ioG
Wlls. one sentinel vas eElniuiug p4ssror be Ugh.
b. powered and kied BY am4leousy disPOcei per-
son. Il another sentinel were present no sch sCs Of
Violence csull 30 stisup.ei without soas aasm being
given.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10

A Ckv7 BEETNG.-We Learn tr5u gentleman, VITO
present tia. Rev Dr. Hose o, TIL city, visited
Co BIrs headquarters Ssrdly, sod psetteI to the
sss----s sh-t digis.on. A hag lie sounded, and 10
SD. selected for the ser Ecat si.a
Al exs,-u. discourse. We hope these camp mesiDgs'
vii b. continued every sunday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10
WHY NOT HAVE HOSPITAL AT BUCaANANY
RrnuLnAE Luna 1870

BeoHAsAE, Jane c. 1852
IT, me Editor OF the Wig:
sse'by the PapCEs that toe Richmond anu lynehhng
hosnitals are Ssowdsi with sick aud wounded sol
diars Besides g being very difficult 10 give pFopsF a.
tenon 10 so many, t must be i@Pos'6s TO &c! supple
sufficient for then. Why rot have q hes i,A here
and send some OF the sick this psoe? 1t is very &C
osssble being only thirty miles from Lyrcbburg with
the packet boat running between the two place. II is
10, right that those two devoted cities should b, 60
heavily taxed Though the inhabitants have clearly
shown their willingness do everything in their power
they cant do impossbiies. Send them here, for hea
ysn's sake. They will be heartily Welcomed and kindly
cared for. an not only W!lirg, but dariogs, to q
able 70 do somsthiog for nOole soldiers, WHO ere
sbeldioF their blood 10 defence and feel sure that
an not the only one here who feels in this way AH
are a,riou' to do their part. l heard, sometime ago.
tbs. hospital was TO be founded here, and much to my
sorrow the idea was abandouei, wlea this place was
threatened by visit from the Yankee That has all
blown over nov; there dl ger, wba'ovo of their
couiuz here. 1asa hage ho'Ptdl here, BY all means,
As sloE As POSSIBLE. feel lhIt never, nsvtr
do enough for our poor soldiers, they have and
ul,d 10, cur undyng prsises aud gratitude.
ANME
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10
.1n THE sOUFu.


AUGUSTA May 3 h-A special Dc plich to thn savaR.
nab REPUBLICAN, dated : ius, ssys-tta; smcl recon
nooripg parties of tie enemy observed this
on the opposite side of The river. They captured
two Of Il ia reported that tic enemy f'-i
q number Of rife shots yesterday the river,
shelcd N:ckrjlck, Il miles yes. of C6s,sn5og'. 10
one hurt The eneuys force is estimated sc three 20
four thousand.
Andrews ho Lincoln train thief, hls been rtCap,ur
and sent 10 Atlanta for execution.
Chattanooga, 81 r. M-The enemy hss just op'Dc6
batteries from the opposite side Of the city, with Fht
aud she'll without giving the slightest roice. Tits Vi
la.ion of the USAGE 0! civ liz waire has occas,ord
great panic among the women ard Children. They
are ,ipg in every direction Oar batteries are reply.
ing, ard tho sharp s5OO;eE5 keep constant fire. No
ssricu, damage done to tho bnljigg5 yet.
M-scveral.of our uea have been wounded
Nobody killed.
Passer gers this morning, report that THE shclrg err.
t1usd from to Il P II. sher, the f'ing csaac4 Tie
CsutchRsld Koupe vas the Only b.fd n struck.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10
REPORTS OF CASUALTIES
IL TIE BATTLE OF ''sEVEx PINS" BILow RICHMOND


RErORr OF Tx KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING OF THE
24rH REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER COMMANDED BY
MAJOR r L. MAUEY. THE CATTLE or TIE sLvEN
PINS" NEAR RIcHNoSD, ON THE SlsT MAY, 1862.
Field and SaH-K led-None. Woundsd-Msjor
R. l. HsurY. sinG-NOne.
COMPANY A.-Klles-Privstss R W. Mills and Jed
Perkins-2
wounded -lst sergt ". T. Dsheart, OOrpcral +. o.
Darbens Privetss s L. Hil:on, n. B. Simpson, L. Ii. FL
nab, L. q. Adkins ana P. Bouldin-7.
Company B-Kiled-SergL G. W. Mcneil, PriVs;es
" n. BrSuley-2.
Wounded.-sorgt O. G. Harper, OOrpl Jno P. Lyon,
Pr,ates Wm. BOuls josiah Bousmsr, W. P. Csrbonne,
]. O Hesrson, Josiah W. Teel Il. E Inge, s. A MAIDEN,
J. A Leu e-lO.
Company @. -Eilsd-Priyate E E. Vaughn.
Woundtd.-G. w. Walker, Sergeant s Hal, o. l..
Shosklcy Pr.vAtss D. Anderson J. r Curd, l. s. Dan
tol, A. W. DehsVsn, W. Il. Ksnney, Walter AeGse P
HeGee L. A. Rgncy, ". l.. I.smones, VIM. SchOcklsy,
P R. Luuner, J,cnb TSyDou, A. J. Shalen-lO
hissiog-A D. King, Il. Porten, ThOs Montgomery,
A. VILLAINS.
Coupany D-EIed-lst Lieut.. G. W Zsisler, Serg'i
Gsors, " Funey, Private 4. @. Walker-S.
Wouccei- Corporal u. K. Hodges, Prlvates J. W.
Martin NJ Hutts Josiah Jerro!d, II. Q. Bslcher o. T.
,lcber, ". j. Bescher AcOirns White, 5. A Cund Il
e. S Althes-l0
Company E-Hiled--NcHe.
WOuaded-Prva:es " Z LisStOn. Wn. Clarke, Jas.
z. H.t-SC.
Aissiag--SsmUel Smith, job X. Hanlgy.
Company Hlled-Pdyates J. T Hu:cherson, J. r.
Salon.
Wouudsd-Corporal James R. Blunt, Privates Q; K.
Price G. W. POrieIfsld J Hulhsri, ). b. H. Auoert
j uas. = cuoutuRuaU, + ]. D.noCa p. Pair, Tho mas
L Audous L Echcls-ll.
Mlsiug-Nole
Comps y & X Iled-NOne.
woulded-2 su. T Frerod, 81 Lieut.. II. L
Cslu, Seset j. A. Harris, Pr.vates R L Austin, G s.
BeIcaer, a. n. Fukner, J. g. Thomas, L. h. Vermiiion
IS
q m9any H.-hulsd-None.
Woundel-CapL o. w. Barrow. Privstss G. w.
BJEcocs, J. Eggleston, b. Il. Lesten, Jas. Perdy,
Geo PerGy. +. : Vests.
Company Klled-Pfiyate W. Spencer.
Wounded-CApt. S. T. Clark Serg'E Bennitt Corp
Shsc1ery. PIiyiJes B1ulin, 6 bert, Plaster, W. p.
Wallen, J. C. Wsllen, Wholfs-e
ssns-H Spencer R1. Rldiord O. Bannsrd-3.
Company -Klled-Pivate j. B. Gibson.
Wouudei-Sergt n. Tuner. PrIyates S. Hodges, j.
7. Smith
Killed IL
Wounded, 81
Missing,
Total, los
Respectfully submitted by A|iutAnt Grigsbv.
RICHARD L NAURr,
Nj C,mm'dO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10

Mas zaE CIrT.-Iss.ssdsy vas ,bs mes. qniet day,
along the iCss sgce the Two armies csuo within shell
irg d:stArce Of each otoTs olpos. Tie Yankees are
vigorously ezglgcdR digging dirt; and our soldiers are
eBtfsucai-g too I. ia, therefore, impossible say
whilst the pick and spade are IN the ascendant vh,n
another battle vii take PEse. Al interval Of DAYS
seeks, CT nOnshs may eaPsa before the grand str-gge
takes place.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10
HOCSD1 SCLDInsks.

WE are extremely hnd HncaA, % Company
w "a Ala HeEmmtnt vGsvosnddia o. otne ale en-
I'm uts a. III. iuforuA WJul h tasrksu
ice, sod as We wish 10 put him with bis r. ends
"a % BL,R A CHAMDFRLkYNE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10

4 Go,D RErosT.-Prentice recently "got of" the fol.
/ wing 'esble rqlio
god mapy OF fnefl4tr aye that the rebels get us,
Toe Rs,er soad,scends to notice To Dog. % "a
lVs:
Il we I'D incouaderstely say any such thingwhch 4
highly probsbe-We certainly owe an humble apology &c
whole canine and especially that portion Of them
r,prssenta,ed BY "Old Dog Tay-ever faithful cvei
true" We shall refrain il future from Offering such ar
ilsult 70 the dogs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10

CAsCALrIis rs Co a, 47rH REGTNEST VIRGINIA voLUi
IEEBs SATURDAY AWNING NAY Slsr. 1867.
Kle5-Ssrg; e sOrge Kelly, shot through the head {;
C1rpr II n Ei.tr,n, shot through the breast Henry
Ptyae, shOs though ths' breast.
Wound d-Piva,es Jio Dsshaser, In leg, lstt with
enemy; Lamuel H. fin, left shattered; Sers, Avs
tn Graves collar bone broken; Danl Snllvan, slightly
head and arm; P Sullivan shoulder and ARM A. Pat
ts-s1u, hand slightly Henry Lucus, slightly IN head
q Guy, slightly; Lewis Williams slightly in side Jno.
rsusloa, slightly 10 hip.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-10

NV OsLEAss NIws.-The Mobile Tribune of the 4th
had received New Orleans paP,r up 10 the ao.h ult.-
Tday contained but little news Of interest
Hon Pierre SoUls former L. 5. Senator, and late Pco
voc. Nusasl Of the city, had been arrested on high
poi i,al charge, ard would probably be sent North.
TIE organ OF alter eIuliug the pros)ec; OF
HAlegk getting Bsauresard hemmed 10 50 that there
ROu b, no chaLce for HIN 70 escape aed then anniS
la'ioG his army.
The difficulty about the currency was great obstacle
rSs bu, the papers report the gradual arrival #
provisions.
he True D,l'a reports that Il. N SINNERS, G W.
IT, Ald q runber others had appeared 81 court and
Ak n the oath Of al, gauoe TO the Uai,ed States.
the jses Of the opening OF the port, the True
D,lta saii
"OI the ls inst our port will be again opened TO the
commerce Of the word. We understand that quite a
lumber Cf foreign y.ssely mainly French however are
lEsii1g 4. ylrs the announcement, and within two
Tr three weeks &C may e1pec' moro lively time upon
our lsyssS ID : has bsen witnessed within months.
From the DslR, of The s1h ul.., we gather sons al
tdoasl lens Of news:
Very us business Is bsiag dcus in the city, but pro-
ysiors are gradusly arriving, which viii relieve the
working classes from the danger Of want.
A furious az, With ore eye, and badly marked
sitn the smallpox arrested charge Of depOr
i.g herself 10 very violent She refused o
civ, l,t name br. d clsred abe EOyl Hill Gen Butler
and ia The Yankees all very f,dc@'osUS set.
Col y. A. Y. Dudley, OF tho 2O.h Massachusetts, res
-1' las bseu appointed assistant military commdSnt
r.. tae ci,y.
+ bss b,c1 ordered that religious services be had in
tia srsrt churches Of the city 10 times Of profound
peace and 10 PRAYER for the sruc:ion Of the Uaion
" fer the success q 'Ihe rebel" will b5 tolerated
Ger Boiler had an interview with the Officers OF the
S)uh,rn Bank on thursday md after full hearing the
Bank vas ordered TO paw all their deposilOgs upon de-
mtnd in sgol money, and according 70 the provisions Of
Butler general order No. So, which published few
davs since.
Tee bells which we're taken from the churches BY the
order OF Bsa1Tcglrd were shipped TO New York on
Thursday asJ ia toe ship North America by order Of
Gen Eller The Delta ia them united in one cast
i1g aad placed on the root of Faneuil Hall
Butler gives pOdce that the chief of subsistence will
s1 10 'Guiel ter consumption, IL small quantities
pork bsei hams aad bacon, at seven cents, and ten
cents ior 4 ,ur.
TIE ss.Rsr Connecticut arrived on Thursday ever
Jog bringing large supply Of naval stores ard ne "
U L. J p Tweed, Of Cincinnati, aud f. W. Fox CANE
50 passenger Fox Is the new postmaster.