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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23
The NOrth.Amcrican Outward
atn.1Ess.

MosTnsAI, saturday, June 81, lAb9
The steamship North American srhed from Quebec
AZ 10 o'clock tins morning for Liverpool. She takes
cut 20 cabin ard rs tterTape pars eDgers.
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Fire.

bOslUh, saturday, juno IT. itb-
The passenger depot Of the Eastern Railroad was
DESTROYED by lire this morning. Loss about siO,soo
which is fully insured.
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Destruction Of =, EsniIroad Depot.


The passenger depot of the Eastern Railroad was
destroyed by fire iLs morning. Loss ABOUT $lO,UUo,
which 10 fully insured.
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MAR geaE ID.

upRRIII-UALI-On SATURDAY. Juno n. 10y the Rev.
Crorg- y. ChoGyeE, D. d.. T.. 81 Mcrii 70 Mary Anna
dau.ater OF Thomas j. Hal. esq, eli ot ti.s city
WiLLlAMs-FORD-in norTislorn, j.. on Sslu,day
Inn. u Inv IN, Key Arthur Mitchell ~ lillian Will, VA.
jam, ESQ Of Newi ork % Mise Charlotte Louise Ford Of
MOIlstoNn.
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Claims for Uniforms.

All persons having claims under tns provisions
OF the act entitled A act 20 provide Tor Ito
certain persons and regiments beoneug TO tie Militia Of
th. clothing equipments io or destroyed IN the
service OF the Cnited States passed April 2 1909 ars
hereby notified 20 transmit the duly verified TO Col y
w BURT Assistant General at the Capitol M the
City of Absuy before tie let DAY OF July next It beus pro-
vded said that all claims hereunder must be psosentse
before that Gay.
The claim Of each person must be accompanied BY Ell atm
tayit stating the articles lost destroyed AID the value
thereof regiment and company TO which he was attached
h length Of service .hcrew h and tina. said regiment Or ecn
pany has received payment compen'aon non. 81! cry
country Tor their uniforms aud equipments I'eu emu Horn
IN the service of the tred States thas me as
equipments which the claim 10 made were ihshed ~ We
expense of hs person making the ssns she .ha &c IS .s
pr. time member Of the uniformed hti4 OF ue S,ae
OF NewYo The present address Of each person Should 20
REGIMENT MAKE the uniforms thereof the common property
the companies the claim for sneh regiment osn De pe'eh'ee
IN I, gro.. snm ,Iuy verified by the h~d officers
Blanks for tue pe.entaon Of said claims viii be fni.sA
mon No. 81 Walker street New fork or Of tie
% 80 ~ On. enera at the City of Albany.
'A''' Vi Wv LUClUS ROBINSON. Controller.
WILLIAM b. LENlS State Treasure
C. A. ARTHUR, Insp-ctoTOenerAL
CIYLER VAN kECHTEN,
Iuns IL
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Ladies', Home for Sick and Wounded
SOLDlERS-Thc Board Of Directors hes Leave TO re-
mind their friends aud the public OF the argent necessities 81
humid I'd sick and wounded ede.' now udse
their They daily expecting large aecsssieaA
Money Flannel and PLAN Cotton shir Isnton tsaae.
Drawers Pantaloons Sppers and Calico Gowns are very
uuch nesdsd Provisions DELEGATES, Wines and liquo
will % haukuly received the HOME corner Of LesnE
ton.av aud 5lstst. All articles sent to tie AMERICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY corner OF Hudson and Jay.sts, sSl
Nos IA sni 80 Broadway, wi! Do sel ice 0. Gage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

THE DRoUTH IS THIS STATE.-The drouth IL
more severe in the State of NowfoTk than the
previously published accounts have represented.
We have inst conferred with John Harold of Hemp
stead, WHO has been spending time at Rochester
as General Superintendent of the STATE Fair, TO be
held there sep, 80, and he Gays that the crops in
that section Of the Slate have been damaged malerl-
ally and hat some will not he saved. even should
rain come az once. though it would be very bene.
fetal 10 Others. ln JeHenon County ard that vlcin-
iry. he found the effects o. tina douth mora se,ous
than in Central Ncw.Yofb. The great staple crop Of
Jefferson i. butter md cheese which will be materi-
ally iessened, unless copious rains come immeti-
atcly.
Around Rochester the great strawberry crop viii
be almost wholly oil iOi want Of rain at the right
time IT, all Monroe and Gtneaec Counties grass and
grain, particularly the Spring gain, have suffered
severely for want Of rain. rue PASTURE. may recov-
or. bu; tie mcndows cannot The hay crop Il al
ready ma'er'elly losseued. In this vicinity we bad
a severe drtuih in May, Int June has been very
wet mol,h. Some old moving fields go such u
bard baking in May that the c,pious rains OF June
failed 10 revive the uop, and tie yield Of hay VIII
be light Lsrds newly 49, III grass. particularly
clover, are producing great yield. Tie wet
Weather h.- been very favorable 10 all fields that
N.fe d.e-rcl with guano. Ia great df0u'h gualc
idl. % co aus coed.
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Du5lnees y oilccs.

FoR CoSsUNTIoN, ASTHMA, BRoScnIriS,
and no other Pulmonary Affections Or d J,rNE's T.
rscor,>l Fo many yra.s ias article hes been tie stand
ard r,medy aud o4aHI, willingly t-'ty 70 'viriue. IL
ec s. imuslii,, aud ,,l!c c,nia. Sold b. IlEGENAs
8 Go. B-oaIw.y and y dr.1.i.t. souerslly.
READER, yOu eau have an enduring. always
fesdy and rehsoo Com PrN exactly adsied you lanr
snd 1t ys u waiting, when vii do your Whiting vastly cheap
Or .hs s.eol Psns II you wslt &c lIo Pen Sghsier
,h4n lla sword" ~ aIolaer co.lnn
IEPlhR MrmSO NDLR"ARsENrs
Tor DO. Hos.Aer.
A. R,Ssls 4 Co.
NJ 10 bnwtfy.
and 80 H., "a iV.. cofurl lii-s,.
At JHrrrRs's, No. 5.s Broadway, Ladies'
Ela.tic Boo5s 80, s. -. and 20 B'rronii'' 80
q. aud - 3d. .,.,
1,rns fns s.oE. aid gl,prAr- Youths md CLulser's
B.LAonai SHoEs. aud G,f.s, IA great variety t.. ~"
prices. JfgiGr- No. J'J bsoai"ay.
SUITABLE SUMNER Gov Ei.lSG FOR THE FEET.
Boom sud SHOES OF every vry aud knd an log procured
At C,STHzLLs No. 5iJ Brodwey hetw".n Ilih and Zts'
TRySsEs.--liAE>H & co., Radical Cure,
1'p.. Of.e No. .rscyA fluder Asto Housr, oppo'ite
the church. no connection haif,rr with shy o' mus
Office Of same uam,. female c';cnds iadiet
COMFoRT ASD CIRE FOR THE hrfrRED,
sent ne, 10 sry oue afflicted With Rur-Grr icfrI'.
Address 10, No. 'a2 Hew-Iork Poss once.
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Musical EulertaiumeDt-Sp2ANB BERRY sEsII-
VAt-A strwlerry Festival viii b. held tHS N 'ndsy)
~ ENlS, Jane - IA the leddns NJ p hufch Eas, l'i-
81 between 1T End li.H;s Doors open as o'clock Aalis-
-, u c.ufs I'rt.i. hs bad a. the door
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AssocInijou of the Alumni Of Colombia Col

IeRr-A REUNION Of The Auuii VII tA.r place Vt tue
,yc Budiugs Fast ash st. !nsy., on the eYenii
oe,5.s Commeucolneni, jane - al o'clock.
A. +. VAN DiLER, Secretary.
Firth Wnrd.-A special meeting Of tue FIFTH WARD
nj p .ItICAN ASSOCIATIONS viii be- held u, le.rds
Wan Word Hotel. on THIS tifONDAf) EVENING. June
o. If, socock. Fuuctsal attendance a lles'cd
., ,rder MATTHEW INOSLhf. President.
" Y. Il la .,.,. s"rTr' Secretaries.
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General Headquarters, Spin0ia's Empire
BriGade.-LAYAyxrT. HALL. NEw, York, June g. 1872
the Brigade has been established
Lafayette Hall Broadway New York aud No BAL Fulton IT..
Brooklyn Gen. Spinola will be 81 Brooalyn HeadQoarte
from until II each day and at New lo.k from TIL
o. m each day. By order Of Gen. Spinola
l.. HANLEY, A. A. A. q
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A Friend in Necd-Try Ii. DIR; sWEhIs ,N S AL
LBLE MEME the great eKse,n.i Gemesy % INC -.
prepured from tho ip- 81 Dr. stephen sweet OF tonse
cut the celebrated ettor. whose iar - ~
Of any living II IL acertan snd ruu
Rheumatism Bou Neurulgi SpEaina' bfusss, cu',
Sores Burns Scad Piles Luubaso hes5ache ioytnacne
and all Rheumatic aud Nervous Disorders Enr,naI ,Se
Sc. All sufferers should eve ~ Nii' hi''Ai'N'N'
W. MoRoAN & ALLEN, A.sat. No, 40 CAassr N I.
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ARrlsI. i0H VIOLATION OF THr SrypV LiQror
Lw-Ye-icrd 81, tie police Of the various pre,inci.
arrested y mnsclers Tor selling liquor in violation
of iae sunday Liquor Law. They were M iollo"s:
Third Precinct, /; Fourth, :; Fifth, ~ Fifteenth
t., Sixteenth, If; Twenty seyeub l. and tho rwep-
iy-ninil, T.
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f'lpth,tik.

CInth'uk. .
have ju, ploed NY entire stock Of SPRING and
So MINER CLOTHING not surpc,ed IN ths cry y me way
al An A. o,tmept taste and stsle The CHLDRtNS and
kTRNlSniSG DEPARTMENT not equslled ALI VII be
.oid az extremely iow prices. Please Cali r. d. BALD
WIN Noe. 20 AID - BOssofy.
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Fno,i Pouro Rico.-From Mayaguel, p. r., We
have dstes 10 the evening Of June ]. per schooner
Globe, Capt. Amea.
Many English vessels wero in port, waiting cargo
for Europe. Fseights were considerably lower.
Sugar and mclasses very scarce, and prices high.
The crop viii he COON over. No political news.
The new Captain General has done nothing 80 far.
lie is IN favor Of establishing bank Of discount but
there are serious dliculties in The way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

JONATHAN OGDEN Trea.'r. Broadway and Ggsns e..
FINANCE COMMITTEE:
REUBEN MANLY, ~. No. p Wi.ism-st.
SAMUEL MiLLIkEN, ir.. No 40 ENhsnse-plsee.
TUEODORF \. BLANCHARD, No y buaprs,.
S1FPHEN ~ CKHALTER, No 90 G.ern~ chs-
THOMAS MCELRApH No - Broadway
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Hli!itarn Noilees.
,q,ord S,Idiers, Relief Association.

NtW-LHkINEu tDfNftFN7
No 1914 Bgoat ay1his Association epIeseDthg the sons
OF NeUEng aud rdst in the City Of N.wi ok, was ofesD
lied 40 procure the necessary means and to provide s.ia
bic for the sick disap
blr1 sad wounded New England Soldiers as they pa"
through The city their way homew ard ION TIE war
The .e.Ensaud S,dier. Relief Association scknov ledge
the recepi 81 connihnos n money ior he u,e 81 tbe As
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uowar I'd Association, Philadelphia for the Ike,
Ia Of rhr ScI AID Distressed afflicted Nigucnt and
Chronic Ds.a en- .ni especially Diseases Of the Sexual
dream. Medical Advice given ~ by III Acting Surseon
Valuable REPoRTS on SPEGMATORRudsA or SEMI
VA. WEAKNESS. ard otter Di.easos Of the sexuai
.,rals and or th NEW REMEDIES employed ia The Dis
.grv -r, IN raied letter envelopes fee OF charge Adj
dre.. D, j. ST Lin HOG6UION. Howard isocision
10. south Ninthst. PHILADELPHIA, Pc.
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Cabinet Furniture
At MANUFAi TURERS PRICES
SlrWrgD MOKIl Of FURNITURE.
In consequence of the falling Of in Wholesale busne"
We oder oui manufactured goods to the public et the
lowest prices. - ,,,.o,, ,,..,.sc -, nm
ROOM SUITES mad. u selected maeg and III the latest
i.shionabe .tylcs. All goods lrrantcd
PLEASE caas.ne goods be- 20 purchasing elsewhere
vi Eli L BRAI NSDORF,
Nos l2J md ls Ryiogtop.st between Essex and Norfolk
N B.t,Lsnd EIex and uous.onst stage. PASS close by
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Donations articles the OF the received
by ne Visiting Committees Superintendent, AZ No igs
Broadway .
Contributions IL uiolcy received by IL Treasurer. Nj.
S,NfFFL r.. Low No " g. in'fip
Penn-yiVanir >oGusr,-' ncaiti tr-Oriiifton.-
rn.ri, of ne Sons OF peuusyivsuia win be he'd ts
Aston House THIS (Moldey) ENENiNh 90 mt az
o,c,oek Nv order, JOhS C. MONTGOMERY, Chn.
SrRPHEs P KrssgLr, kicrCrul,n1a.
II. q. HART, Secretary
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MORE TENDERNESS FOR REBELS.
TIE SUPERVISION OF PRISONERS OF WAR.
THE NOMINATION OF GENERALS.
Order Respecting Fraudulent Contracts.
THE CONFERENCE ON THE TAX BILL.
official WAR BULLETIN.

WAsHryarGS, June 81, 1862.
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Five Thousand
RE j. II CT H. IL A II . IL S,
AT LESS PRICES THAN ANY STORE UNDER THE
sun.
L.. ID BASSFORD'S
GREAT HOusEREEPERS' BAZAAR
COOPER INSTITUTE BUILDING,
II ASr0R PLACE.
No connection with any other house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

0EnfG TO ENCOURAGE ENLISTMENTS
Pursuant joint resolution OF Congress to encourage
.ulstpou- in te Regular Army ard Volunteer forces,
II is orcclej that premium of 81 hall DO paid for each
accepted , that volunteers for three yesrs during the
s- ar every soldier who enis,s either IN the
regular army Tie volunteers 70. three years during the
war may receive rs first months ray in sdvsucs upon the
nuscip OF his company into Of the United States
or after hs shah have been rusTcd into sad joined reg
glent alGt ady in tie service.
This order will he tsnsutcd 70 Governors o. States and
recruiting officers EDWIN M STANTON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23
THE CASE OF Bin WOOD.

The bark Gem OF TIE Sea on the Sd inst. captured
the rebel schooner Mary Stewart, from Nassau
while attempting to run the blockade OF tie Saniee
p;ver South Carolina. Her cargo consisted Of 3U5
sacks Of salt, and sundy other articles This
schooner formerly belonged TO Gov. Wm. Aiken. OF
South Carolina.
The Il. S. steamer Calhoun haI captured onE lake
t.on,cbsrtrain the Rebel steamer Whitman. The
como steamer has also captured the Rebel schooner
yenus. in the same lake. The latteis cargo con-
listed OF 22s bales OF cotton. An expedition from
III. same steamer Calhoun, cut ont the Rebel gun
boat Corplyeus She was found in one Of the bay
Gus. securely moorcd and guarded by Rebel troops
The &. :. ship suoquehanna, on the ll'h inst'
cap,ured the Rebel schooner Princeton, from ha-
vana. bound toward Maia.noras Her cargo con-
sisted Of drugs, dry goods, PFoVisioo'' &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
CNG LATE STORM.
Terrible Disasters iu pcmn,y I, an;a--l
Whole Town swept AVN, Loss
81 aife-lmEsnsc Destruction Of Prop

ENroS, IA, Fdiay June &. l.6,
fealidl accounts Of damages have been received
from Aaueh Chunk and vicinity. The dam there.
q. wen AZ q, Two other places was swept away
anny houses were washed Oh. The railroad bridge
j. aloo gone. Canal navigation is stopped Tor tie
SEASON. The lehigh Valley Railroad will not be in
running order iur several weeks. The whole town
OF WeisTort IN washed swny. There are bur three
houbes IN ou, Of about COZ TIE loss of lie h.s
been terrible Wei%port is in Carbon County, Pa.
The l.cLigh River.
j. in- The Delaware and Lehgh are falling zap.
idly. They have alreaiy rcceded twelve feet The
l.,aisA Na.lc, Railroad is very badly torn up. The
Bely0ere Delaware Railroad will be reraired in
n lew days. The Delaware, inckawanns and
Western Railroad will be running IN about week.
pant OF the basin of the Delaware Canal here hns
been washed out, aud two breaks aIc rep, red in
The hrot level. the lower portions oil the outlet
ioeA arc gone. The damage at Gendon is very
great. Tie furnaces ARE NIL chilled. The luG-
Der men arc heavy ossrs Millions OF feet OF sawed
lumber, and thousands OF logs, have been carried
away. The number of persons drowned 10 not az.
ceriainsd. The lit will 10 fearful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
THE EFFORT TO EXCHANGE COL.
CORCORAN.
Another Breacb Of Faith on the psr' Of
the Rebels.
ToarHzss MosHoy Friday. June $50 p

FoarRzss MOsHoy, Friday June S-J:lO D.
Tic Massachusetts, which went up James River
Oh Sunday night Lao, with piyateers TO be exchanged
Tor Col Corcorgn and Others held their hostages,
returned ibis morning, bringing back the priyaices
with her. Gen. iiuger promised, on behalf OF hir
Government, that the hostages would he exchanged
Tor the pliyateers. Acting upon til. intima'On, The
privateefs sent mp and Oh their arrival a; City
Point, trains Of ears came down from Peersbuc
with flag Of truce to receive them.
The expected hostages not being on board, how
ever the pIiva,eers were not given mp, but com
munication was sent TO t,e Rebel Government ask.
ius an xplanaiion. Answer came back to the effect
that Gen. Huger exceeded his authority, and that
further conference woud be necessary before the eX
change could 10 completed. IL was Immediately re-
piled by the f.g Of nuce boat that they would re-
main at CITY Point a reasonable time in order for
the proposed further conference.
This wss sent to lie War Department al Rich
lnond, aud immediate answer promised the ma,ss-
ohusetts. The II. waited till the next day without
receiving any further communication, when after
sending boat ashore and learning THAI nothing war
expected from Richmond, she started on her rciurn
down the river. During her STAY at City Point,
SONS Of the priyuieers were very Indignant a tie
delay which they were obliged TO submit TO- and tn,
intention was secretly expressed u seize the boat on
the passage down. Necessary precautions were
isken. however, by Col. Whipple, who Wa in COM
lnand Of the flag and no trouble arose.
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C.,ttuued frer, First Page.
tito chose doing guard du,y, and tend.

~. c;,v excepting those doing guard duty ana 'eno
- ,hs sick and wounded, all being Competed 10
-.o,aiu outside There were no signs OF evacnaion'
bat on the contrary everything goes to snow 'o'e'
.,;nsa resistance on the part Of the Rebels
The contra band states that during the hgtt OF
a.naav the house tops and all elevated positions
vere covered with people 10 witness the oatie'
.verv one expecting 20 see our troops driven INTO
the Chickahoniny; but when they saw 'he neoei'
running toward the city the greatest CONSERVATION
wevsiled. Many Of the inhabitants have crossed
the James River, expecting the ci,y to be occupied
hy our troops sOon-
IL 10 rumored that Gen. Magruder is going TO
resign having become disgus,ed with The R10ei NIL
hary administration.
We are informed that there are no troops between
the Rappahannock and the army OF the Potomac
upder command Of Gen. Mcclellan.
Everything has been very quiet to-day.
A flag of truce came in to-day from Gen. has,''
asking for the bodies of Gen. Petfigrew' anu oo''
Davis, Lightfoot Long and Britton VINO wei' ~" GUY
nosed 10 have been Killed in the late battle. Co''
Davis was the only one killed. Lisha0o' and Long
are prisoners, ami Blitton was wounded as also
Cen. petdg,ew. Col Davis's BODY will DO retuines'
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TIE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

RoIiA, No., Thursday, June D. itu
COLI. White and Van.ling Of the Rebel army, and
James Massey, Secretary Of State under Cnib. Jack
son, with about twenty ordinary Rebels, were cap
tured at Cassvile few days since.
Adyices from Gen. Curtiss army in Arkansas say
that scouting parties from Gems. Carr and Oster.
Lauss Divisions, in front Of Little Red River, and
from Gen. Steers on the left and rear have been
very successful lately in breaking up Rebel camps,
and running down gnerriilas. Lieut..Col. Lewis OIL
the lst Missouri fell in with party west Of
Ssarcy, and charged on them, killing four, and
wounding about twenty, and scattering the rest.
Near West Point, party was routed by MAJOR
Hawkins OF the 9th Missouri, and Rebel lieutenant
taken prisoner. Lieut. Ricketts, Of the 9Th Illinois
Cavalry attacked e party at Cache River killing
four, woundng four, taking two prisoners, 90 driv'
ing the rect into the swamps. Major Bowen. CON-
handing detachment of his own battalion and the
81 Iowa Cavalry, ct p. m. on the 9Th Of May iei
upon Rebel camp at Kickapoo Bottom, which IL
west of Batssville about IS miles killing three, and
scattering the Rebels in every direction capturing
large anountof campand garrison squipage, Sprson
ers, IS horses 81 guns 80 40 bowie-kpives, and "
revolven This was daring attack, the men leav'
ing their horses and charging in the swamps with
their carblnes. Our troops can take the Rebels on
their own ground Of guerrilla warfare, and show
superior arms and Drawer conduct.
PAproAH, Fgiisy. June 6. 1862.
Col. Noble, commanding at this post, with nearly
bis entire command, arc under marching orders ioI
down the river, and will leave tomorrow.
ST. Loris. Juno ), 1862.
general order from Gen. IIalleck rays that the
State of Missouri, except the Counties Of Mississippi
Now.Madrid and Pcmiscate, will hereafter consti'
tute the Military Department OF Missouri, 10 be
commanded by BrigsdierGen. Scoiield. The forces
in Southwest Missouri will be subject to the order
Of Msjor-Gen. Quits, Commander and Military
Governor of Arkansas The County Of NississiPPl
will belong to tic District Of Cairo, under Gen.
Strong, and the Counties Of Pemiscste and New
Madrid TO the District Of Columbus under Gen.
Quimby.
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c,iEo. H.. Wednesday. June 4 1861.
ACTIVITY AT THE rLoTILLA.
There are many indications Of an early movement
at the National Flota. Absent officers are hasten
ing back 10 their posts on the gunboats. The Gin
ciunati bese TO repair damages received during the
onslaught of the Rebel rams three weeks ago is
again ready for action, and will 60 down the river
this evening. In the absence Of Capt. Stembel
ale "a commanded by Mr.. ID. r. Hoell, her former
first Mae,er, who was appointed Lieutenant in the
navy Tor his skill aud daring in running the blockade
Of the Rebel batteries Island No TO- with the ST.
Iouis The Union rams also with the Flotilla
their commander anxious awaiting leave TO run
past tort Pillow and pay his compliments TO the
Rebe! gunbOats below. IL Is believed that permits
sion Will soon DO accorded, and ere many days the
Mississippi once more be open from Cairo TO the
Gull.
CAPT. srFMBEL or TIE CINCINNATI
il still ~ home, recovering from his wound. The
selection Of naval officers for the West has been ex-
tremey foriunste We have 10 truer or more gallant
men. upon land, fighting tie battles Of na-
tionsh,y and freedom. Among them all there il
none abIer or worth;er than Capt. Stembel. His
services have been eminent ever since lie took com
mand Of one OF tie wooden sunboais early last sea-
son. At Fort Henry he commanded the flagship,
which Was sruck BY thirty -one balls, and bis cool.
ness aud courage received special commentator in
the report If Commodore Footc. In the late brief
bu, desperate encounter with the Reoc rams, where
be wounded, and his boat bore the trunt
OF the conflict, hlf department won universal praise
The Loqe is expressed that he may be made flag
oticer-e promotion that has been fairly earned, and
would be- lilly bestowed.
TROOPS TURNED BACH.
Daring the last two days several regiments of
ka.isis aud NOriW esiern troops tom the arrested
Aew-Mevoan expedition have arrived here, on their
way to piit-burg Landing Gen. Ilalleck, since
discovering that his grand army was in no imIn-
Dent danger irom the empty brcastworis OF Cornth
orcog- them 20 tuin back and they will probably
be q. in another direction. The Kansas let bad
ALREADY gone mp the Tennessee when the order Ar
riyei heie. A. u. r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
FROM FRONT ROYAL.
SEIZURE or GRAIN AND FLOUR,

SPECIAL is24ch 10 The n. y. Tribune. 49,
fHosr ROYAL, Friday. Juno g. 1852
Capt. SandeIson, Chief CommissaIy, has taken
possession Of all the -four mills in tho valley toge-
Their with the grain and -four on hand.
Safe guards have been granted by the Command
ing General 10 all families who request them, with
out respect to their loyalty or disoyal.y, and the
soldier who violates them will do under the PEN
atty OF being Immediately shot.
The weather is still unsettled, andthe roads simos,
n,;assab!e Bo.h branches OF the Shenandoah, are
stH rising.