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LOGUE--Tn Brooslyr en- Thursd,y Juns 49, Hugh Logue
| Ia the 10Th yeer OF his aye.
LHOMMEDIEU-Af Newark. n. j.. or TbrnSsy June ls
| William BHomuedi su aged IS years and IS days.
Youngest child OF John and Jane Macon aged months an'
| 10 days
MrcHELLIIn ,hi. city, Thur.dsy morning, June 10
Henry Mitchell. In the Goth year of his sge.
Cslloilis papers please copy.
MeMAHoSzacapt Michael MeMahon, ofthe esth Regiment
New.fork State Volunteer who killed "a the lae bs
tie Of Hsaover Coort House Va.
NAyAsK Killed on Sunday, Jane J. IN the srs charge made
1t the battle Of Fair Oaks BY el.t REGIMENT y "
Buried on the battlefield June B.
IOCONNOR-n this city on TiursdGy jane 10 Elizabeth
wife strek OCouuor, in the osth year of her age
PALmKRKied instantly in action a. the bead Of his
Lancaster Palmer m A. D. C. and Acting Assistant; Adj
ener only chid OF Joseph and Margaret Martinez
Tho fouers ser.ices viii be bold the residence Of Col
Spencer w. Core No 10 West Thirty-ninth street be.
p and ho eEaiu' i'll be taken to Trinity CemeseIy
CsInansSe. f,T ttesu sn'. Friends Of the fsmiiy snd
members OF the Excelsior Brigade respectfully invited
TO attend
How sleep the brave. who sink 70 rest
With all their countEys honors best.
Sunday papers please copy.
RUDDAt Seq Glbor Saturday Jane "a Bessie Hunting
Rudd widow Of the Edward RuGd OF this city aged
81 years
RAINIn this city Thursday June 49, Sarah RAIN eyed
% years.
TURHRDIi--cn Thursdly. june ~ joun NJ lufnbuil'
Lieutenant Company +, +ch Mozart Regiment New J oTL
Volun'-srs sgcd "a yesrs months md IS days.
New-Oeant La snd Rio Gancs City Texas parers pe1se
copy
TAT-fn this city, Wednesday June Is Magare! Manuel
wife Of Andrew Tit in The s9t6 ,esr Of terase
iiaidiBg,on lScotlandj Courier riea.c copy.
TisEAt Harlem City, "wednesday. Jane IS, John Ii'e
aged % yoass
vALENTINR-In this city, Thursiay, June 10, John
Frances Valentine
VAN HORN-At Moui,.own N. j. "wednesday, June
49, Richard OuWaier. crly son Of Jacob and Harriet -
Van Horn Of Communpaw, j. IN the I'D year OF hisaye
VAN TINF-Iu Frart Erie Comfy ~ Y Monday, June
l6 after lingering iIness Abbe wife Of Charles Van The
OF New York. sZrd 20 years.
WILLIAMSON Passac y. j., OF Monday morning June
lC Msry Omsted wife Of Geo Wiilzl aged 81 years.
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XXXVIITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON june 20. 1862.

SrNAIf... w ARLINGTON, june ~. 100.
Mr. CRIMES lRep., Iowa. moved TO have re.
turned to the Senate from the House the bill for the
reorganization of the Navy Department. His ob-
ject TO have reeonsidered the vote Ivy which the
Senate agreed 10 the House amendments TO the aid
bill. Adopted.
sIessrs KING (Rep., n. ~ and FESSENDEN
Rep, NO. presented petitions for bankrupt law.
dr. MORRILL, rep. Me- presented petition
Tor the repeal of the fugitive slave law.
Mr.. DOOLIIILE rep, Wis., introduced hill
granting tie prooe eds Of certain lands TO the Pa
cllc RAILROAD Germany. Referred.
On motion of Mr.. MORRILL,, resolution was
adopted inquiring into the expectancy Of appoint
menls of Consus at the ports Of the Black Sea, re-
Gently opened by the Russian Government.
The bill to incorporate the Guardian Society Of
Washington Was passed.
Mr. HALE rep, n. H. called up the bill to
repeal the act passed June 2 10 prevent and punish
franos on the Government.
The bill provides for nquiring into all contracts
made by Govenmeot officers.
Pending vote on the bill. it was postponed until
tomorrow.
The bill to define the pay and emouments of the
officers of the army was then taken up. and Com
mittee OF Conference ordered upon II.
The Pacific Railroad bill was next taken up.
Mr. TRUMBULL rep, Ill., moved 10 strike out
the section providing for four branch liner at the
eastern terminus, which was reiected-ieas l5
Nave %.
ne blli was tDcu rehQ inc lnliu time ana lds-cu
by Yeas 81, Nays > as follows:
TEAs-Mcssrs Anthony. Browning Clark. Chandler, Col
imer DAVIS Dixon Dori,i.e Foot, Foster Crime, Halls
taTian hsrTiS Henderson. Howard, Kennedy Lane Ind
Lsne tksnsssi. Latham McDouTsn. Morrill,. Nesmh, Pom
cTcy, Rice, sherman, ssrke. sumner Tumtu Wade WI
ley WiHoi. Wilson (Msss) and Wilson tSiol
NAlS-Measn Howe, King, Pcalcc, Wltiuscn, and
Wh.ht
Mr.. fessslde1 Yss present, but did not vote. AID
nr. Powell paired With MIR. Simmons. Mr. Ten
Eyck was excused from voting on the ground that
he did not like The bill asBmeuded.
motion was then made to take up the Coniis-
cation bill. on which debate epsued as to which
bill should be consi iered-hst of the Senate, or the
one which passed the House
Mr. SHERMAN Rep. OHIO SAID that in order 10
g.ve Senators an opportun ~ make up their minds
which they would consider, he would move 20 nd
iourn ill Tomorrow. when a vote should be taken
u, tie frs. thing. The Senate then adjourned.
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DIEIs.

CABLTin Lis city Thurjay, June ~, JuAe' second
daughter d Chisie- ord Ann Cable
Pou-iitesy-is psIrss please copy -. a., 49, d..
FgSfLS fYN-Nhie p.isougr II hehilond o. o. ,suf
AN, Nt a. from wounds received at tie oE.tie o hanover
Com House Lieut. Richard Esselllyn, 25ih Herment y
w AGED 81 YEAR,, Of Cherries sasesyn' esd Of
n gGlos y y 80 40, Ia;
FoLGtR-In San Eranei,oo, VI Wednesday Moy ~ fIonei
X Foisor aged 40 yesr lie wsss native OF MaH'uoho
Mass. ~ -, ~ IL. I'll.
..e1 { year s. mortAs ID ~ day. . 49,. . "a. -,
1Ou SfM an-uu Weduc dsy, play ~ lDof . 'eo'~'e'
- r.tlr 'tro gi,ct Ui.e q John a togs9l.sa
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Il. r. j.. W

PIERCYS PATENT PILES PIPE.
Tie ONLY isfHmeE' or the SATs and PERFECT i9Tza-
VAL APPLICATION of Ointment. Made o. HARD RUBBER.
II neither BRE.ks nor CosRoDEs II is esy ssgarxD By
Patients THEmSELV hS, csoins NO PAIN to tho
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS.
WAile Il PREVENTS all WASTE It THOROUGHLY ps.
Tributes the Ointment over the DISEASED PAEI' thus sec
lnx asPEEDY CURE. To ARMY OFFICERS. and those
mich in the SADDLE. the PIPE is INVALUABLE.
PrrpcY's PINS OtyTxEyr applied With Ibis Pl ~, u
oscg RELfsvEs the PANS, sllays the lNfLAMMAElONs
stOt ) the ITCHING, and utmstey CURES 1fs Disr
To bs lad 81 all Druggists and Of THOMAS W. Zach.
Sole Agent No 81 Beekman ST.. Nrw.fsTk
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TIE IUlnoi. Constitutional Vote

CHITAGo Ifidsy June 20, IbII
Returns from the election OF Iuesday cone 10
very -owly. Di'patcfes from some Of the Sontoern
Counties fo-fQht render nearly certain that the
ne Constitution ls defeated. Tie majority aganst
il in the Northern part Of Tie State thus iaT Is
~ zoo
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lri NJ ih. SCH and Distressed afflicted with Virulsnt and
Chronic n.ease. and especially Diseases Of tho seru,
rsaa- Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS on SPERBArORRbfA or SEMI.
NAL WEAKNESS. and othes Diseases OF the Sexual
fhgsns and on tho NEW REMEDIES employed In the ia.
pasary sen. sraed letter ensropes fee Of charge Ad-
DIES, d. J. SKlf.LiN HOuGBrOS. Howard Association
No. south Niuth-s,., Phisdsphia, rs
P..t.Oaicr Notice.-The Mails cer the United NM.
dom and the Continent va Gueenstown aud Lse21o
steamer CITY OF WASHINGTON will cose :, seiA o'Ss
on SATURDAY, tho 2ls dsy o. June ct a.. goes !. .n
AsRAM WAKEAAN, Po'tnaat'T.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Several piivafo bIla were passcd.
NJ SILvhMS lRep Ia hIl i S"s te'
porarilv the duties Ga imports and for other pur-
Io.es. Referred 10 the Committee Of the Whole on
lie : a,c Of the Union and made the special order
for Wednesday. AGioOrue1 70 Monday.
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GinIhinQ.

th.ve jlt completed entire new soex Of SPRING and
MFR CLOTHING, not surpassed In nj. city Ia me way
az an assortment tsstr. and style The tliLDHENS and
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not osulled- ALL VIII De
soli At extremely low prices Please Call +. u. BALD
MN, Nos. 20 and y BowoIy.
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Hlilitarn No!ires.
Claims Cor uniiArmn.


All persons having CLAIMS under the psovihone
OF the act entitled An provide for tie
Of c-ftan persons and regiments belonging to hs Militia
this tate or clothing equipments os or Destroyed In us
service Of the United States "-passed April :; 1917
here BY roh-d to transmit the duly yerhsd to Col
w BURT Assistant inspecorus1els At the Capitol ~ ne
civ Of Albany before 1T DAY Of July Il being rr
vded said that all claims hseaadeE mu be preseIsa
on or befors ths, day. ,,x
The claim Of each rass be accompanies ~ sn am
dayt stating tie articles Toe. destroyed ara INC tS
thereof the regiment and company which 10 was deheo'
his length OF service herewith and that said
pany he's not received ymet comPenson uY e"y
country their uniforms and eqipn.Ls. es - Ia
ont In the service Of the United states. tet the
for which the claim 10 made wSrs ~
expense the person making the same s ns % - w.
tim. member of the uniformed MNitla OF mo otate
Of NswYok Ths present, address Of zach person Should %
,nan hi cI.in, the company bJaws OF
rrep-nt make tho uniforms thereof ee CON mon property OF
b onnsn, the claim for such can % presented
H. q 80. .,u, day verified By the ia officers ,
BlsnF. for tho pre.eutson Of 'a o~ns will De 'a,noSS
at No 81 Waller fsn IT. New YORK.. or al sas
49, 49, ~ ~. General at ne CITY OF Albany
omoo W w. LUtIUS R0BiNs0E. Controller.
WILLIAM r. LEW -, state Treasurer
e. A. ARTHUR. Inspector General.
CIYLFR VAN 3EChrEN
Albany, June IL. 1862. cueiterfnszter-tcnefsi
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Perfect Fitting

MADE TO MEASURE AT $50 PER DOZEN,
OR SIX FOR TEN DOLLARS.
MADE OF NETWORK MILLS MUsLlS.
With hne Linen BosoDs snd warranted good Shirt -
sold in the retail stores ~ 50 each
ALSO, THE VERY BGSr SHIRTS THAT CAN BIZ
MADE AT $40 PER DOZEN.
LINEN SHIRTS,
TO MEASURE. So PER DOZEN
SELF-MEAsUR EMENT FOR SHIRTS.
Printed directions sent free everywhere ard easy II
dersiand that take their fer shirts
warrant good IT, The cssh to be paid to the Express Com
ps1y receipt Of goods.
GENTLE MEMS
FURNISHING GOODS.
or foe quality bought cash of the European Manu-.
faourers aud ss'outey sod retail in NewYok se6t
ol only TEN FER CENT.
COLLARS hssi f01T-ply. ~ 80 per DOZEN
EECN-glES a. PIC. c.. SOC soc and sc.
HALF-ltOSE = 80 TO ~ 90 per dozen.
GAUZE COTTON UNDERsHlR1S tie 20 81.
LINEN HANDRERChlEFs, warsated oil linen. st
I'll S. ~ a. 81 y, % - ~, 81 =. s1d 70 PEI Dozen
OLOI Es-ALEXANDER'S BksT KIDS. 81 10.
). w. III. WARD,
FROM.LONDON.
NO. 367 BROADWAY.
Bctweea Wbise and " akerss
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uusness y otlces.
SEr DISEASES.

SIZE, DISEASES.
Wb.,s.ef uey be tie remote primary Of skin
dise.es the immediate will twsys be found ia en- OBJ
Tucied ~ tho pores which throw Of the peraien
Tho zen eiy Tor tb obstruction 8 jAl.s's AIrEsArirR for
IL remove ut OILY le obstinate state ofihs pores Int e. the
ns c fre-s TO blood ard persFaiion from all aipur-
e. and os, ra..r-. which 20 ll'blr 20 opT-' Tho
.i.r lsuprioy vessels. Ils vcD wor', ca.e afe cor
.aai leus els,dS o. tAs valuable raasa.ion 500 by
nsssu,s Co.. B.oadvay. srd by d.ugf..., s,a--'lly
grApfn, son rno nnvc ~ enduring. always
e.ay sad 10 sbo oaip s,. esas slatsl 10 yoar aaHa
and .'ys wrirg ~hrn viii do your ~iitias Fa-'' ea9
o. so sic. Pen. II you wsu,i. 80 1.-THE Pen b. ~ slsie'
,--a ihe '".rd" 10 'no'e'r co ln'n
PrWL NOTIFIED SOAR - TIE BEsT
.sdioi economical or liaadry al family being PER
41,ry .llIei of alrnrs ard 90 srd' Of Foo.en Goods
M,r-e,ar,J $40 Us .io b. p. Moro,S's sos' 40. ~
wa.h1.iou.,t. a.i So. 800 Wet.
Also. Y,sin. PAY. I'D No. Soaps
Ar JrrfrRs. No. 5.3 broadway, Ladies'
p.,..., I'D F.at. G.fryrs Bovs' cd ouils CO.. BAL
NprAt Bonrs, Gsrt f4nr sHoEs, Gamma epd SilrrY'
81 in great variety % o" pa 60 'fFf"t 90, bo,u" ~.
S-T-ie6o-X .-DRAKE's PLANTATION BIT
rras iai. essbf-t'I bra lpFe"' a. - IA yer one
nose o.. "o.! - on r'.r 40. to.'. 10y -. '.,'
b.
ltu.t-t HstIrr.
AT NrLER'S. No. 81 CiNAL-sT.-ladirs
,ai.-sN H. slipper, AID Ics. o., and :. per pair wiz
-a..s iiir-s Boz lAa !u.aBt4 boots and shoe: Az
ryisa ini pliaef. MILLER - ''' - q ~
LiTrsT FROM CHAELE>rON.-Ih ,har!es-
ton M,r4ry -eys tia, the "Besares4ri Hat ' The ton
a thai ne.. e. 1ossou. Here ia he~York We see no.hns
bet the Kvor nsr which becomes loyal usn 20 well thA
ev an tool upon No 2l2 Broadway the si csfi'a Of The
l,dou Ksoys sun 1ner ,tsie ont
Why THE SHOE PlNcnEs. '-B0Ors ana
L,.r made on P.of MYEAs principle -Ach ieled'e'
m eriflrg difficulties of Tho feet ad prevents 60 - A' nHh
zone NsrEfr@ No I4 ulton-st, aud ho % Broadway
By NEch-TiTs At PERIODS,
For IS ~ and p eta
New store No 81 NHslau-si rear tuitoni
ano 81 NO rs Broadway.
ZFPHR MrRISo jNDERc ARMESI,
ior hot wca;hcr.
4 R,ykis 60,
No Buwery.
and No les ath A., corner .-o-st
Loss OF APPETIIE.-in persons oi s"h'ht'i'y
and ,esy pnr.ui n the brain e. worked in1 10 mas
49, rndrrsari e. the ano syoy apt 20 1911 from PEN
,at, az the s-.t-m The PEEUvAS cfLtf restores ihe
an. oil thr deceive sysen, and consequently me a
by .upplgags pure blood % Organs too "eah 20 La'e
"a 10
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Lippman & Dnrhm y u.

MAG .ETiC MUSh CAT row On Acrfrs
ne only iufi5le suoa fsS ID de- 3n 10 tt "a
CROriN BUGS BED RUGS ArlS, ~ a. l,',so
kALs, I'D MiNL. NoFV' Nv. - -
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No NEWS AT TIE WAR DEPARTMENT.
W.saiseroG F.idsy. June 2o-Lse--.s'
No vows Of pnbic interest has been ree'i''a u
dsy BIS tbt Wa Del I,'aeat tom any qnsst'r'
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6peelaI Notlres.
The
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOg
JrLY. 1872.
~ READY TO-DAY,
WIN cnyrRfRrrfOSs YRon
NATHANIEL naWruORNE.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
AUTHOR Or CHARLES AuCuLsIEE,'
BkIRRD TAYLOR.
LOUIS AGASstZ
MOTHER POPgEsz WRITERS.

The Jolly Number is row ready with the following Contents
h,sy about Meters. The Pcoi 70 his heade!s neni
Eli Dlas her The Ch'd.ens t!tie' kncscn gnt ~ 'th
tiors Soes soldier Poetry; Froudos Henry Eighth Lyfes
OF the STREET.-THE Wedding: Presence: Tho Minute Gua'
On, .i,v " Dr. their Creoss Differed fartion Burden
Mo1ng Methods Of Study in Natural History Review aud
I.iLcrnrr Nnsi.es.
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Notice 20 Returned Volunteer PTisoHers.E
he t. : Auly WHO have been exchanged re'eaaed are
rcnr.-d 70 report. tte,lgcs with sls t, ~
d.iv a. Fo 90 ubus Governors issns. here they "ia
he o tered Tor pay Ali prisoners belonging TO any reg
ient OF Regular Army viii report to me olnf IN com
land - Fsrt hamilton. 10 Island. Bg order o.
Bie-Gen HARVEY BROWN, Commanding, &c
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General Headauart srS, Spiuola's Essptre
HaLI. NEy YORE, June D, ibs! -
earfa Hesdeuaer. Of tho Bra6s has established u
sfsyste Hall Broadway, HewYok and No. 81 aon st.
Bloot,n Gen. Syinols viii be- Brooklyn HesoqasteI1
from until IL each day. and a, New York from AL
.. N. each day. by oIGsr OF Gee. SpinolA
l.. HANLEY, A. A. A. y.
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All Articles for soldiers q. Annapolis ss'tn.sts
Was.ing,on, ard other places occupied by sSoa "sops
should % sVls as aALE MATES b. the ,
NARNpEN EMPRESS
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Lyou,. ,Ingue,ir Flea Powder.

Lyons Magnetic Flea Powder.
H. snmuier Rher the sun : low.
Come forth ~ swarls tlo insect Toe,
AID lor ogs blood they bore. yau know
Audsuck T. h. mos, rapidy
bot fe.s roacher ,kce'ers-b!ack or wbitN--
I'm DEATH. embrace stiIened quite,
N LYONS Pow dur Glance 10 Asht
In their obscure vicinity
Vows POWDER Is harmless 70 mankind. bpt vii al
pll mons, l,yee,s garden plnlt'olg ~ LtOS ;,
MAGNETIC PILLS deaih q rat, and mice soid
every where ~ 30 pNtN'o' 'e', -
Newsdeuiers' and booksellers Agency.
NEWsDEALERS. BOOAsELLhRS, CAN'AeShhs
A.. &c. can have EVERYTHING they need at the EAR
IrrsT MOMENT and at the LOWEST PRICES. by or
d.,ins ftoa, me. 1 am GENERAL WHOLESALE AGENT
Tor many of tho leading Publications Of ie day. PRICE
Lists sil be ser, FREE to oil who ask
SINCLAIR ToUsEY, No. III Nss'aast,
Wholesale Newsdcaer,
Successor 10 Ross & Tousey.
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M. Chsrul la rurns kufs 0f PAN 10 Piit.hsld whcru
/. "a u,n ri rod ana be.i kuosp 900 s-iles hgye
,iye certificate 81 OF o. grea value. friend Boy Bottle 4
The r,nuino OF Mess,. HtoEMAN &c. s0ld Wholesale
b, T. C. MILLS a Co.. y. y Orders addressed,
Wa RENNE, Pittsirli, Nvs.
, 1862-03-07

Buchanan, explaining the embarrassment OF
the Secretary Of War, remarked that the act
Of Major Anderson would occasion exAspera-
ton in the South; he had told MI. Floyd that,
as the government was strong, forbeaeance to-
wards:s ezrfng brethren night :Hin fzem back
to a11ekiance;, and thak oncer might be order
ed baEE Alter ominou9 silence, The President
inquired hoH the suggestion struck his Cab
III: Stanton, just now called to the War,
Of1ice,r but then Attorney General, answered:
That course, MI. President, ought certainly
to be regarded as most liberal towards erring
bre&Aren;' but while one member of your
Cabinet bks fraudulent aeceptances for mil
lions Of dollars afoat, aud while the confiden~
tial clerk Of another-himself in Carolina
teaching Febellion-has Just stolen $500, 600
from the Indian Trust Fund, the experiment.
Of ordering Major Anderson buck to Fort
Moultrie would be dangerous. But If you in~
tend to Try it, before It Is done, I;beg that you
viii accept my resignation.
~. And NINE added the secretay Of State,
Mr. Black
"tAad mine, also,' said the Postmaster
General, Mr. Holt -
"e And mine too,' followed the Secretary Of
the Treasury, General Dix.
This Of course opened the bleared eyes Of
the Preaident, and the meeting resulted IN the
acceptance Ct Mr. Floyd's resignation"
, 1862-03-07
:: Another One Gone.


The eyes Of youth but twenty one years of
age, By narne " N. Bullard, of Company 4,
8fh Illinois regiment, were closed In death
yesterday morning at the 9farine Hospital, in
this city, by the tender hands Of that noble
hearted and faithful woman, Mrs. Caldwell, who
has been unwearied In her personal attention
to the SICK and wounded since the establish
ment Of the Marine as a military hospital for
its present purpose. Young BulIaEd was shot
in the breast at Fort Doae1Eon. The ball-a
minie-tore his breast open and laceratcd an
artery. He hled internally as well is exter-
na1ly. At every gasp, as bis end drew near,
the blood spirited from his breast He expired
at Q o'clock. Early IN the day, when he be-
eame fully aware that he could not live long,
be showed that be clung to lifc and was loth
to leave it, but he cried: If T could only
see my mother before die, would be better
satisfied" he was conscious to the last mo-
ment, almost; and after reminding Mrs. Cad
well that there were several letters for his
mother in his portfolio, she breathed words
Of consolation to him: -*Eou die in a glori-
Gus cause; you die for your country " Yes," !"
replied he, al am proud to die for my coun-
fryn
, 1862-03-07
Post 0nfce Appropriations.

The act which ne Eutioin was passed by
thc House last Monday, and has been referred
10 the Senate Committc on Finance: ~
Rif enacted, de-, That the following sums
be and the came are hereby appropriated, for
the service Of the Post Office Department for
tic year ending 30th June. 1868, out. of any
moneys in The Treasury arising from the rcye-
nnes Of The said department, ID conformity 10
the act of the I'd July, 1885,: For trans
portatiou of the mails (iniand), S8, ,96l 900; tor
for clerks In the Offices Of .postmastere,
sS4G, eco; for ship, steamboat, aud way letters,
Sl2, Geo; for office furniture In the postofficcs
- 90: for advertising, $38 1000; for mails
bags, SO, eco; for paper for blanks, $50, 900 !;
for printing blanks, S1e 900; for Wrapping pa
per, ,oo0; for mail locks, keys, and stamps
txt8, 600; for mail depredafions and special
agents, &50, Gee for miscellaneous payments,
ti87, eco; for postage stamps and eramped en-.
TeIopes, SG0, ,0M; for payment of balances due
to foreign countries, SzzsG. 900; for paTments
to letter carriers, $l52, 900; for transportation
o. foreign mails, $4465 GOO
SEC =. And b. Il further enacted, That il
tic revenues Of the Post Office Depart
ment shau be Insufficient to meet the appro
prlatlons Of this act then the sun Of LEO 900
or so much thereof rs 1nay be necessary, BIT
ana the same is hereby appropriated, to bt
Pala out OF any money in the Treasury moi
otocr~lee appropriated, to supply deficiencies
in the revenue ct The Post Office Department,
1or lie car ending the 3otl June, 1868,
SEC. =: 4nd be it further enacted, That tbt
sum Of S1,000, 600 is hereby appropriated on
OF 3ny money in the Treasury not. otheFWIs,
appropriately, fcr the Ecryice of the Californi
central route.
, 1862-03-07
Military Negro Hunting on the lower
Potomac.

Washington Cor New York Tribune, Tuesday.1
. With tie accompanying order verbal instruc-
tions were given to Col. Cowtlin: Of the Mas
sacbusetts 1et Volunteers to have the negro
tsken by tho guard and givrn to his owner;
and. in case tic gusrd should prove unequal
to The task Of securing ono black man, TO call
out the vho'eregimcat; and if That faised ia tue
noblc enterprise. tile en*xe First Brigade
should be put under srms snd organized as
"nlggtr- catche,s." Notwithstanding this
erroneous display Of strategy mad serrslity,
tne ElaEc got Of, owing, probably, to an un-
unelS I'm 1nuscular pa1sty SIS Of the right srm OF
the oflcer Of the guard. =;
- HEADeuARTRRs t=r BRIGADE
s,.c;. no9EEE,s nesas ~ n1F1xsos: 3 ms!sh 1862
zcn Of ha1Jla1H ard loyal subject q The re- un;srd
;a, E. sop1as hst + j. intosaed md BELIEVES
within tie fEfts Of yoar regiment. Yos vii az.
ee:taln whether that t=the Ees, faeAitate him in
finding hts ElaTc, and permit no ooe TO intorfere
With him n thu fepossezsiop Of hia properly,
l.." a.. :, - ET oEGee Of
Brig. Gen. henry u NA9LKX :
GEORGE q Join:sTor; A. a. Genera.
, 1862-03-07

- The New Fork correspondent OF the
Philadc1phia Inquirer says Mr. Kennedy, su-
perintendent Of the Police, made visit to enc
Of The metropolitan newspaper Offices {unaer-
stood to be the Rtrazd, and informed them Of
Secretary Stanton's determination to put the
concern ont Of harms way if it did not behave
itself 50.
, 1862-03-07

~ 4 distressing casualty occurred in New
Bedford, Mass, last week Mrs. Mary Delano,
aged tifty-nine, who was residing with her son
in-law, Mz. George s. Howard, was left for
few moments alone, with little child two
years old Mrs Delano, who lad received q
paralytic shock some fifteen years since, and
was near3y deprived Of speech and the use Of
her limbs, was left in her accustomed place
near the stove. The child got at some matches
and set the dress Of Mrs Delano On fire, which
was not discovered, (shc being unable to move
or give the alarm J until the smell Of the burn.
ing clothes arrested the attention of Mrs.
Howard, who was down stairs. When first
seen her dress was In mass Of Hanes1 extend
ing above her head, burning her side, face and
neck in q most shocking manner, and deaf
ensued soon after h