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GiHAS. ID. DAVIS, AUcrIONEER.
" sale oi iirst class

SEIU~D HAND
CHAs. D. DAVIS co. VII SELL t,is day, at 1917 O'Clock
A. NJ at their ae ia wiam street, between Frank
fort and Spruce streets, large assortment of lrst class
haEd Fur sars consisting OF superior oroca'ei Par
Ts s e srsars yslss sroses ad bre
Iy Csr Easy Cars Sc rclars and bookcases, 10 "
hgnt Chadel lisn Lamps also elegant French
plate Per 81 g5 3d. VITA gl Corn.ces, and eX
fensive Of Crocksry. GLASS; China curled hair
Advances made OF coLsirnlens -
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IIAMRuRG AMERICAN PACKET coMPANY.-sTEAM
II 70 London, Hamburg. Hasrt and s94..anp 3 Tae
fagor.tc first and mail .Isip SAX
oNIA Il. Ehlers conmander earn, thi Untcl States
mail, sui from pier No q No Il iivcr foot OF Fulton
street. positively day the 18th jane takes
sengeis for London, Halbas Hasre anu Southampton
the following rates. -~s llD
Second cabin. 60
Tie BAVARIA i iii succeed the sAxONiA on Jane Is
q. B. RICHARD 3 B0hs,
ISL 81 oLdway, New York.
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NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY, JUNE TRIPLE SHEET
sRxPPIH0 q.


osp ssrt t'i rick2fs, LONDON AND BACK. /.
Scan L;sresoi is.sais :; scors
ship Company Intend despa,chias their fun powered cds
KANeARo0. :;..........::.. Saturday. June :!
CITY lTYy ~ NV Y3sK Set, rday yuns =
ANA every ssosssdns saturday Il noon from ps II North
rri Sc cabin . r:ss. sss5sss i;s,ss SO g
s.. T HssssY;: BB s r. I:.. Is ;s 8
Passengers also araai asa % HASre Brsmsa Eesrda
Antwerp &c. ~ equally low rates -. az
sss s ssersss r'on from
town $50 Tx can be bought here ut these rates, enA
steamers have .upsrlor
~ patent fire annihators pereDced surgeons are at
f For s"so .rnv n 20 WILLIAM
INMAN, AGENT ~ Water sirssi; in Glasgow I, ALEX
ssYNous Ss' London m . Ewes aaecS
f Fs G Ss "a y rnr T. ,Us ma
walnut se J6a Fl K e. af 6xEp af IS broadway
TrE NORTH GERMAN LLoYus' STEAMSHIP NEW
mail will sail from pier 80 North river, foot of Chambers
H SATURDAY, June 2. at IL o'clock NJ, ~ y
BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
.ItSSDoS ,iGAyaE SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
hrs: cabin sioo; second cabin 60; seerage $50
0' ''-' oEGkfci Il Co. IS Broad street
cnSe s's.sp faPss asa
f s S 3ss nsYt ssaa Rs Of
s So sesrae %h OOH Il prss' ST.
Rates Of from New Yors and return q. the follow
srss .ssi ~ II. sssS
'-''' '' pA''S' sAREL sE&RLE. General sM sp'a en,s
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ORDNANCE OFFICE. % WHITE STREET, NEW
~ York. Mxy 81. lsC2 f4~f
Enfield Rite hu k.ts, Ia ready for mrne-
dat. delivery, viii b. purchased. subject 10 .sDecton by
Unit States nmcn, icaton 10 tie Under
signed, purchasing nfcsr, 81 Waite street. N. Y.
her description OF wanted, will be
chased. 8. CRISPIN Captain OF ordnance.
T,EoPosAIS-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived up 10 l. NJ Monday June ., 1867 tn
Of the Assistant Gned States Army for fur
nshing the undersigned with view Of purchasing for
- 1900 SADDLE HORSES.
to be free from detects, lie 90 and
Years old, and from Ii to l " hams III II.
All animals submitted Will oe subjected to thorough e.
animation and inspection w duly au,horzci agent Of the
Apo ned fer that iarpse rsons TO whom
awarded will be notified whore the inspection Of
the animals Will take place at the tine OF awarding the
tract.
The right 70 reject all bids deem
Proposals viii received for the Who'll. any part Of
plumber OF Horses aii they VIII be accompanied ny
the o. two (2i rcsInnaibe parties who sa become
curfty for fhe faithful execution VI the cont. act
belly ~ within go ak days atssr tho ngning
oil ract.
Proposals viii be endorsed
ops pHas for supplying tho Government with Horses"
and viii DO directed 10 Capt HENRY @. HODGES Assis
United States Army IL Mercer street.
New York
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IL i Pnt AnrIs Mnvc

nEPrTY QUARTERMASTEk GENERALS OFFICE
~ PnfLApEtrhiA May e. 1851 tNA
PROPOSALS. FOR AMBULANCES .fs
Proposals VII he refcvtd ut this Office until Saturday,
June u o'clock NJ for the delivery Of t2o) two
drcd and fifty Army Ablaees be delivered in this city
before the FIRST day OF July and uc
siblc Iatierns OF which be seen application &c
this oLee. They must be he of the best soted
rfs and vii be subject 70 most rigid inspection. Pro-
posas for any number lcss than huncreA will
b. received cury for the taith nj performance Of the
contract with be required the Of whom will be
toned in the proposals. Bids be endorsed Proposals
Anbulanccs" and addressed t0 ~ tst1
g. II. CRoSMAN,
sN aGH#t Deputy Quarermastcr General.
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PROPOSALS
A RMY SUP LIES. -
"A UssicE or ARMY CLOTHING AND EourAcE,

A RMY SUP LIES. -
Ny advertisement the 30h Of May propos IFS Wan
Te Axes, oss.ed Is hereby revoked
annalcd but ed pr0pus Is 81 be- received this
o'eick Tuesday the 18th instant,
and AT hey may be required, Telling AAe
CAST steel, bes, duaiii 4t aud 81 unds. sal Two
slzss best quality. Wor ID t-SAy onie n icn vide.
Samli hes VII app iaton at tbs Office.
All arti to b.. Inspected by Insp~
b. authority Of the Lni.e. 81 .les.
+ Propo-a " i b. o.npaned by prop'r guarantee,
setting forth that the ract cd u The party
name ercn, he Will q. oGre execute tho came an eve
bon FOR The ia,f II y ri nance o. the .ontrcl.
Pr posal, nloscd "Pro,cs is Tor + sl Army
Suprliesn and adlr ssed 10 Lieut. Col ID. II vlkIUs,
De. Wy Vuai leihiasicr q nci al, u ). A.
A RMY SUPPLIES
"A OFFICE OF ARMY CLoIIISc AID Eauir.oE.
NEW YoRx, May 81, lat2
ocloc no1 Tuesday the lola Jane for delivering,
by At the Depot O. Army Clothing and Elaiugc
Ub Co ton or Linen Shelter Tents OF the rrcnc, pat.
sample Of the tent DC application at this
Office Bidders wi MAZE separate proposals for teits made
and lin One half or the ARTICLES deli
verel within twenty days and the remainder wit In forty
ecl cotton by swor inspectprs apponicd by auto
ii,y OF the United st .te5
Proposals vii accompanied by propar guarantee set
ting that II contract 10 awarded 10 tue party
the faithful performance OF the coli. ract
Bids win b. ecyei Tor tbs whoe or any portion Of the
ahn.ve quantity. IL
The United the right reject any bid
deemed Girca unai.e. ss "a
Proposals DO Proposals. for furnishing Shell
Lisu.cnant co.cne, d. IT, vINToN
Dcpny Q"art rma Ter General U. s Army.
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AM EXTRA PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR LADIES'
IA ana gentlemen OH Clothing, CarpriA Jewery
and Furniture the undersigned has h orders
from the nited States for the ab.ve ateea He
guarantees pay follown prices Prom % to So
Biz Dresses; from IS SIS for Coat r. ~ 70 s. for
Pants Please call address by note J. ANHALf l52 Se
between Tweniisth and Twenty hfs streets
Ladies afforded 70 BY hra Anhalt BAL business trans
acted conHdsntially #M
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IA. BY BANcS, MERWIN 4 90,
Irving Buil ings. 5si and $50 broadway.
VI atsas.f1 EXECUTORS SALE.
THE ENilkE PRIVATE LIBRARY

bokh medical and ml-cel,.neo . nf Tire late
DIX. JOHN w. FRANCIS, LII. d.
THE MEDICAL BOOKS will bc s~la
3 WEDNESDAY AFTERa DON, JUNE 4, AT O'CLOCK,
and he icow.n- avs at the same hour.
THE MISCELLANEOUS BOoks Win be sold en-
MONDAY AFTERNOON. JlEE Q. AT O'CLOCK.
end the -od.ns week at the boar. For
farher particulars catalogues TO he rad al the sales
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EDWARD siNryENIcn.. AucTIoNEER
- ENsLIsH ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
ny q. w. DAMN M frisy next. al 10x o'clock,
ia am 10 Iiroadwss. choct and elegant
of valuable Engsh Illustrated Books Also about
hand 5 ~naard Miscellaneous WORKS, 70
- by order o
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HESEr ~ LEEDS, AvCIIoNEER;-HENRY III
q a. 4. risrs, In Is Nassau street valuable
Wors apuu years old rranied Kind and
fDy cr and excellent saddle horse
IIENRY ID yINER AUCuoSEER, sALEsRooM 81
III Na.sap opposite the Post Off e--MINER j
soAEgvILLE wall ssii, =. .ustion on wednesd.y June
i0k cock, the psis.te rasi G, l.6 West Forty
street. etwcen xtI a u Sy nh avenues.
al rmed Of nrel Hauschod furniture consisting q
raror IL In hasrvth BaSsclf Three @.it
fn4rain Ia pels, q. " Pier Mrvr rsewo II Elag.re,
Centre AMI sid Tables, tpantel Ornaments black
Exlcnson Table Cairs. . AMI mahogany Bel
Firturs I1s Mattresses, Boist AMI Pillows, oh
6 .r Carpets, Crosxsry, Glass Ware, &C., -. Also
III ng.ts
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MADAME RAY Is THE BEST CLAIRvoYANT AND
w ooss IN this CITY. She tells your thoughts,
gives lucky xvrs speedy marriages No. go
Seventh ayenac, Twenty seventh street Ladies IS
cents gentlemen 10 cents,
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~ Clothng wanted, wiiiiia monlA Tor Nav Dreams La
dies and saren fhyag any o. the above " gispos OF
can receive Tie Glowing III cs.-from 80 TO $500 SIR
Dresses from - 20 SIS fer coats. frrn 81 % 50 jr Pants
Also ktIwi-, ciss, Carpets, Furntarc TIE iabes cra
paid Please rl on addvess note 10 b. Nir % ~ th
avenue, Eighteenth street Ladies' att uded ~ Mrs.
Miniz. ORDERS from rraoki. Jersey I puuctrly at
idnd TO- Please remember the name. H. Mntr - Sixth
nveaae.
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~ Meiica su. bus.noss talons day and evening
Tie science ~ Ids all Is
ssry give II, Of the Astonishing rssults Con
linues Divislvn street
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30
How tf will Re.

The Toledo Commercial says, hereaf-
ter the cause of Slavery can be no more
dissociated from that Of treason, than the
cause Of Monarchy could have been sepa-
rated from Toryism, after the war of the
Revolution.
II has often been said that the greater
proportion Of those who are now fighting
our battles did not intend, what they en-
listed in the military service, to enter
into crusade against Slavery. Their
object was to uphold and defend the Unicn
and the Constitution. Neither did our
fathers, at the beginning of the Revolu-
tionary war, generally intend to enter i'm
to crusade against a Monarchal form of
government.
At first their object was to resist
British aggression,-next, to establish our
indepe ndence. Yet so intimately did the
cause Of Monarchy become associated
with the causes of the war, that at its
close there was hardly true patriot in
the country who would declare himself
a moDarchist. Those who upheld the
principle, were considered Tories.
1t was popular conviction that those
VIII were friendly to Monarcl iil system
were enemies of the Republic. SO will
1t be in regard to Slavery. The men
who defend it, who seek in any way us
uphold or to screen it, viii be regarded to
tho enemies ofthe Union.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30
liEApouARrERs MOUNTAIN DErr,
May goth, 1862.
Gno.f,I d, tt, frr,t,,,,.
Important From BUrnsidc's
tommaHd---Sciyurc OF tiic
Commissioners ns Hostages.
New YoRk, May -.

b.. Nh" iNhhs Ihul -hs
The Tribune has the following;
A gentleman Just arrived from North
Carolina, and who was passenger on
the Oriental, gives the follnwing inter-
esting items of news in that State;
."Gen. Burns idc has seized all the Com.
missiOners OF the town of Elenton, North
Carolina; L. ]. Bland, A. J. Glover, II.
A. Bond and +. l.. Roberts, aud taken
them to his headquarters at Ncwbcrn.-
The tnh Commissioner was not arrested
being confned to his he'd by sickness.
"Thcy ure held us hostages for the
safe return of Mr.. White, Union pilot,
who was seized by the rebels while on u
visit to his wife at Edonton. Ii is nllcr-
ed that these commissioners connived at
the Mr.. Whites arrest, though they
stoutly deny any completely in the mat
ter, and insist that they had no power to
pr,vcnt il.
Seen. Burnside intends to send one oi
the commissioners 10 Rolciph, whittier
Mr.. White has been conveyed, To demand
his release. The Confcderat.s threaten
20 hang MIR. White, aud Gen. liurnsid,
intends that all the commissioners shall
swing for il in case the COniodcrates ox
ccute their threat.
'They wer, taken TO Ncwbcrn in III,
steam Ocean Wave, IN charge of MBio
Jarlnc and guard from his regiment
the H.wkins' Zouavcs,'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30
CoNrtsCATLON BILL PASSED
TI1E HOUSE.

The Coniiscation Bill has finally pas.
ed the House, by the very decided vote
of SO to 62. Hon. w. p. NOZZLE, who
evidently thinks more of the rebels than
he does of his constituency, voted against
IL.
The biz, passed is the same as the one
reported by the Committee, of which an
abstract was given in the Tribune last
week, with Roscoe Conkling's amend
mcnt, providing that persons, who accept.
ed Office since the date of the pretended
ordinance of secession Of any state or who
have taken the oath of allegiance to the
so'callcd Confederate States, shall be-
amcnoblc to its punishments. The Bill
will undoubtedly pass the Senate and be-
come law.
The bill, emancipating the slaves of
rebels, was defeated by majority.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30
Good for North Cnro,inn.

From tho following dispatch it appears
that Gov. Clarke, of North Carolina, re-
fuses to furnish any more troors to jeff.
Davis, and has recalled all the troops
from that State now in the Rebel army.
II this be true, il settles the Rebel busi-
ness in the Old North State:
New YORK, May Is.
News from North Carolina states & oy-
erno Clarke has refused to furnish any
more troops to jeff. Davis, and has re-
called all the North Carolina soldiers now
in the Rebel army. North Carolina has
held convention OF its citizens, and pro-
nounced against giving further aid to the
rebellion, and thus virtually returning to
tho UniCn.
In reply to the demand of jeff. Davis,
for additional troops and means of trans
porta,ion for his army to aud through the
Cotton States, Governor Clarke said that
Davis had received all the aid from North
Carolina that he could expect, and that
hereafter no more troops would be per-
mitted to leave the State; and has order
ed all the North Carolina State troops
home. Gov, Clarke also Informed the
rebels that they could use the railroads in
retreating homcwards, and that they
would run their own risk Of being later
cepted by Union force in any part Of the
State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30
one Thousand DcScrIcrs non
the hsehci Army la Norfolk
kanc Changed.
Correspondence OF tho Baltimore Americanl
FORTRESS MONROE. Nnv ~.

Correspondence OF the Baltimore AmetieAn1
FORTRESS MONROE, MAY %.
II is estimated that there arc now in
Norfolk aud Portsmouth not less than one
thousand dcscrtcrs from the force with
which Gen' iiugcr len Norfolk.
Those who have come in aud are
still arriving, in squads of tens aud twcn.
ties did not succeed in escaping until nf-
ter they reached Petersburg. They are
in Nmost dcplorable condition.
A party who came in tod saw thcrc
mast be nearly one thousand more seat
tered through the woods bohind thcm.--
All willing 10 take the oath of allegiance
aud appear most happy to have escaped
from the rebel army.
The Minnesota willprocecd to Norfolk
tomorrow morning, and the whole feet
will have abandoned Old Point and
taken up u position at the old naval sta.
ton. The walls of the Navy-yard build.
ings are in solid condition, aud can soon
be put in order again.
The machinery was taken ont of the
buildings before they were fired, and
packed up with the intention of being re-
moved, but the rapid action OF General
Wool prevented the removal.
Numerous wrecks sunk in the harbor
aud river be the rebels are To- be removed
forthwith, Including the wrecked Merri.
mac, large number OF fuses aud shels
were obtained from the latter yesterday.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30
Ordinances fO1. the
villa ge Of Attica.

Be il ordained by the village council of the
village Of Attica, that Section ~, 25 and 81
Of the ordinance for the better regulation
aud good governmet of the village OF Attica.
passed by the Town Council, June II, 1859,
be so amended as to read as follows:
SEQ %. All owners Of in lot
or lots or parts Of inlet or lots ioni.
rag on Main and Tiffin streets or living
or fronting on Eden street, or lying or front.
ing on the North side OF High street, or w.
ing or fronting on the West side Of Liberty
street, shall grade, lay or cause to be graded
and laid, along said streets, pavements of
brick, stone or plank on or before the first
day Of September, 1862.
Sac. 25 All pavtmeE made of plank
shall be laid four feet wide, of good white
oak plank, y inches thick aud not to ex.
ceed l2 inches in width, to be laid crosswis
OF said pavement on three good oak 4 inch
square mud sills, said mud sills to be inch.
es from the end Of the plank and l6 inches
apart, said plank to be well spiked to said
mud sills and laid in the center of side
walks.
SEc. 81. That in case any owner or own.
ers OF any In lot or lots or part of an in lot,
whether resident or non resident, shall neg.
leet, fail OF refuse to grade and pave of stone
brick or plank such in lot or lots or parts of
an in'lot or lots so lying or fronting on the
streets mentioned in the 23d Section of this
ordinance and as specified in the preceding
sections thereof, by the time before limited,
the Marshal OF said village shall thereafter
furnish materials, grade, make or cause to be
made Payements in front or along the side of
said in lot OF lots SO lying or fronting ON the
streets before named aud as specified in Sec.
tons "a and 25 Of this ordinance, of brick
stone or plank, as the Marshal may think
best for the interests Of such owner or owners
OF an IN lot or lois. or parts of an in. lot or
lots so to be improved at the expense Of said
town. And the money so expended by said
Marshal Tor the Improvement of such in lot
or lots, or parts of lot or lots, and his ser
vices shall be AIDED with interest and ten
per cent for collecting the same, due to the
corporation FROM such owner or owners Of
an in-lot or lots or parts of lots so improved
respectively, to be recovered by suit before
any Justice Of the Peace, Mayor or other
court ct competent jurisdiction, and shall
moreover be lien on such in lot or lots, or
parts OF an in lot or lots from the time the
same shall be improved by said Marshal, and
all owner or owners Of in lot or lots or parts
OF sn in-lot or lots, shall keep said side walks
In good repair. Any owner or owners neg
ieeting or refnsirg to repair such side walks,
after bsing duly notified by the Marshal.
said Marshal shall proceed to repair or ca use
the same to be repaired. at the expense Of the
owner, and the amount Of money so expend
ed by said Marshal and his services, shal, be
debt With interest due the corporation from
such owner, and shall be recovered as above
provided in this section.
X II. BLoDGET, Mayor,
j. W. BROWN, Recorder.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30
MORE TROOPS NEEDED,
200 CALLED FROM SENECA,

Freemen Of Seneco,a new danger Is
upon us. The enemy have made bold
attempt to break our lines and get possess
ion of Hnrper's Ferry and the Baltimore
and Ohio r. r., thus threatening Wash
ington in the rear; more troops are need.
ed Immediately for this emergency.
The Governor Of Ohio has called up.
on the different counties for their quotas.
The number asked from Senecs is 200
men. Shall We not respond at once.-
Every able bodied man, who can possibly
leave home, ought to go without a mo-
mcnt's hesitation. A company of 100
will leave Tiflin to-day "wednesday Let
another company be raised at once. The
roll will be found at STEMS cffice. Come
in, freeemen, and join the ranks. You
will be required TO leave home only a
short time.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30
Princeton, Va.

Princeton, the capital of Mercer coun.
W, Virginia, reported to have been cap.
tured by the rebels under Humphrey Mar
shall, on Friday last, aud recaptured by
our forces under command of Gen. Cox
on the next day, is small village,
twenty-eight miles from Giles Court
House, thirty-fve miles from Tozewell
Court House, and two hundred and seven
ty miles from Richmond. Mercer, the
county of which il is the capital, is in the
southw estern part of Virginia, and was
named after Hugh Mercer, who fell o.
Princeton, N. j., in l777.
It is bounded on the west by the Great
Flat Top Mountain, and is wOtered by the
New River and lis branches. The mill
iOry district comprising the counties of
Lee, Wise, Buchanan, Wyoming and
Mcdowell, over which Humphrey Mar.
shall has command, lies Immediately i'd
jacent to Mercer, upon the other side of
the mountain.-Ledder.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30
Governors Proclamation,

To the gallant meh Of Ohiol | have
the astounding intelligence that the seat
Of our beloved National Government is
threatened with invasion and am called
upon by the Secretary Of War for troops
u repel and ovorwhelm the ruthless inva-
ders. Rallyl then loyal men ofOhio, and
respond TO this call rs becomes those who
appreciate our glorious Government.
Three classes Of troops VIII be accept
ed:
LIST. For three years or during the war:
I'd. For term Of three months.
3D.. For guard duty within the limits Of
the State.
All are requested to report for duty al
Camp Chase, where the orl nnization will
take place. Tho number wanted from
each county has been indicated by special
10 the several Military Com.
mitlecs. Everything il vauclcss to US If
our Government is ovcrthrowu.
Lay aside, then your ordinary duties,
and help bear nloit the glorious flag un-
furlcd by our fathers.
DAVID TOD.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-05-30
Necpcrtcd Capture OF ISaicigh,
. n. a., by uurnside-Thc BaIu-
unere Secesli Bsa Ilpant.

BALTIMORE, May a5.-It IL reported
that Burnside, has taken Ralsigh, N.
C..
Secessionists in Baltimore have been
cxulting over the report of the defeat ard
death of Col. Kenly. The announcement
that Konly was not dead was received
with shouts Of appluse. Great excite
mert exists In the city. Two men have
been knocked down in front of the tele-
grapholiiue. 0le was heard to say,
"Y,u'haye il your own why now, but
we'll have il ours soon" Obnoxious cit
liens haIo to keep out Of sight, The in-
tense feefng is explained by the Gact that
the regiment which suffered most belong
cd to Baltimore. Many arrests have been
made by the police.
80 Z. M.-The mob attempted u
hang man in Monument square, hui
was preyented by the police.
$40 j. M.-CroYd increased this af
ternoon. Several people were ehaset
and Knocked down. Alter arrests by
the police, the crowd trimmed, All is now
qniet.