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HOTELS.
st, Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New Work.
Beard Reduced 70 81 pr eev

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uoisi 10 1854. lbas beep he sins.s erasasas 81 s
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TWO D0LLAES PER DAY.
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Cash, Balance Ia Bank, 5,3c7 %
3onds and Mortgage tbeing frs. len on
Real Estate worth at least a SO7. 200 oo9 eO2 o3
loans ON Stocks, rayable on demand,
(uarket value Of securities Sls7 579 50l lA,6 0O
sank Stock, trnarket value) 7sS55 90
United States Treasury Notes. lulaf<et
value, les.ss3 20
3rookiyn City Water Bonds lO1sO 10
North Carolina State Bonds (Iasrket ai) 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds market value,, 1900 90
Zeal Estate, No. 4 Wall Street, - 65,SC5 81
Interest due on LIST January, ls6l. lof
which 81, $50 ~ has since been r.cd, 2T,s0S 67
Balance In hands Of Agents and In Course
OF transmission from Agents lst Of
January tuf which sli ,ess fs has since
been receiysdl.. eo.lo9 10
Bills Recevabie tss- prernsunps on In
land Risks), 24,sss os
hher Property, Mscellsneous items, $500 90
Premiums due and uncoiiectci on Poll
eies issued at 0oice. $3.50 Is
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r0tsfs s1.sss doc 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN. PssKssDrN..
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!. MILLION SMITH, SRcaxrAxs
JOHN ncGEE, Ass'r Szo'y.
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pYEiNc & SECURING.

Fancs Dyains and scotrfhr = .tnb.
fishwcuf. .4fIffe
INVITE GRAPE And fA6uNERE klANf2
w sifk I'D ~ elem ffrceslt aiso fient.rfrel's :
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60. 20 ioak Ike NV.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

prksG 4 - - Sonun6ns asa ae.1n6nAeaaaaoeSae
xho,s fkcde ysAps1aS, Asae ssistA more hAlz sAnn
on any fsfsAer 0eS~1cs, sna which q sonc period
cave prosaiss =. ASsvsrs esoAgrnea1 oatAe riehs
,ha discharea of nusketry wsse regular and lively
es, towards tAs Ssatse the sAeagsmsnt between
outposss Wa very warm and aniaaAsed On Tues.
day night four companies of the StA Virginia wees
.eas out TO the tight q he York River Railroad
above The Oh sals pOss. nd u y A. n. yesterday
the sasny. dieeossfins their .approacA. opened a
brisk AS upon sAsm with unsketry sad artillery
Bang supporsed by tAe 18th and Ssd VIZ
enis, tAsse alhc were deployed - skir,nishers
snd the bush Aght with little interniaxioa was
kept up all dAy--artillery being occasionally
used on both siles Towards evening, however
the ensny being largely reinforced made greaa de
moist1sions and hard pressed our pickets. but the
IA d<osuiA snd some other toop~ arriving on the
uonnd. boldly dashed upon and charged the enc
ny driving them from their pc~itioa fully one mile
and with osa II d said thAs IN this irregular bush
fshs We lost some forty killed and wounded, the
conduct of our troops h said TO have been bold and
spsrte.l advancing on the enemy with great cool.
pssa, and dealing destruction among them with great
srdor. 1t may b that these continual picket en-.
ccunssss tncrsasins ~ they do, daily iu intensity,
ruay precipitate an engagement 1t II said, indeed
that we may look for . severe encounter to-day
The indications ere, however, that wi, IL at all,
oaly prove partial aad not general and decisive
Qua The conduct Of the vifeinia1s and Georgisns
yesssrasy Il h,gAly spekN q by JAese who were
am%dtEssay upsn ths gfuund ana had opportumi.
tiss Of Witnessue Il,
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MATTERS BEFORE THE FEDERAL. CONGRESS
The Cotton Supply, Ss.-We take the following ex.
tracts from late Washington letter to the Balti-
more Sun.
The session Of Congress appears to be drawing
to close. The tax bill has passed the Senate with
remarkable unanimity, and II is believed that the
House will concur in the Senate amendments The
tariff bill has been prepared by the Committee Of
Ways and Means and will pass with little altera-
ton. What remains to be done IL to pass bank
rupt bill, which is loudly called for by the North
and the Western business interests. AS to the
contiscation and emancipation schemes, il il still
doubtful what shape they will assume, it they pass
at all number OF the more radical Senator's ara
in favor Of protracted if not cont inuons, session.
but il is thought they will be vote 4 down.
The tax bill will give. is computed, about a
hundred and twenty millions. 1t IL admitted how.
ever, that the subject is one for experiment, and
that must be left TO experience Ia show ts effects
upon revenue and industry.
The new tariff about 10 be proposed in the
House will, it iseseimated give revenue of eighty
millions, provided business revives and The Union
il restored Sixty millions after making all allow
ancea, arr expected hOm i-naking IN aggregate
annual revenue of hundred and eighty millions,
besides the land and income taxes OF the last SEES
sion.
Cotton manufactures, under the tax BILL win pay
q three per cent. AL valOrem duty while raw cot
ton will pay half cent pound. IL Ia stated by
Eastern mill owners that all the mills will Ia
work by the lst OF July for the want of stock at
any price.
But some of them are so sangune of the future as
to believe that cotton will now come freely from
Southern ports and that of the crop OF last year
amounting to nearly five millions OF bales three
iifths will escape the torch. Others again calculate
upon only one million Of bales from the gathered
CROP and another million from the succeeding crop
II is reported, with probability, that the money
seized at New orleans by Gen kutler the pro
perty of the Confederate States, will be handed
over TO the Dutch bankers as its righ.fal owners
1t is necessary that this Government should avoid
some mistakes which the Mexiesns have made in
seizing the money of foreigners
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WHEAT'S BATTALION.

This battalion which came from Louisiana early
in the war 500 strong has been reduced by various
CAUSES to about l50 effective men. Being active
participants in Jacksons campaign in the Valley,
they have marched 600 miles within short period,
nnd fought in nine different engagements. On
Monday. the 9th inst, Port Republic. they were
in the glorious bayonet charge which resulted in the
capture of the Yankee battery. In this charge
Major wheats horse was shot through the head
within twenty yards of the guns after which he led
his command foot, and was the first field officer
who reached the coveted prize. OF eight officers
who went int0the fight, FIVE were badly wounded
Lieuts. Coyie, Cockroft Mccarthy, Ripley, and Ad-
infant Bruce Putnsm-and thirty casualties occur
red among the ninety-fve men carried into action.
The officers and men Of Major Wheat's battalion
think that his gallantry in this and many other bat
ties entities him 10 promotion. He has sacrificed
much and suffered much in the cause of his coun.
Try, and has been frequently congratulated by Gen
srsI Offic ers his prospect Of advancement, but
has never received il from the Government; vet his
zeal has shown no abatement, nor has his courage
ever faltered when there was work to be done.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

w. THE COMMITTEE appointed by the Com
~ misrioners to make provision for the construc.
tion of the Piedmont Railroad wish to purchase
400 CARTS, with iron wooden axles, to be deliv.
cred at points the line of the Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad at other places, may be agreed
upon.
Persons having such carts ON hand for sale, or
others who may wish to make any portion Of the
number wanted, can communicate with me at Rich.
mond They also wish to purchase 400 sets Of Cart
Harness, and 10 Wagon do, including Cellars,
Hames, Brides &C., SC. A sample set OF cart
harness can be seen at the Office of the Richmond
and Danville Railroad Company in Richmond. and
another in Danviile. They also wish 10 hire 800
Negro Men aud Boys by the month. In few days
they will be prepared to purchase tive hundred
Horses and Mules principally Mules They also
wish TO contract for tho delivery of .5,000 feet
Of Pine Plank Of diferent sizes, either at Danvie
or on the line Of the road to be constructed.
can be found At the Office Of the Richmond and
Danviile RaiIroad Company In Richmond, from 3
A. NJ until 5 r. H., every day for the next eight
days. RObT. HARVEY,
js Cts Agent for the COMMITTEES.
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{ The sapp,y If Fad The present fabulous prize
of pruvisfons ~ every d1sts1peoh, With psuepee-
tive incsvass to peint aisesher beyond the rraah
Of persons In moderate circumstances, naturally
leads TO thcu9htfni reflection fo how supply caD
be procured sufficient TO hold body aud soul toret
er during the snsure prDSress Of the war. Osu In
taken by thosc whofe dufy II is 10 wnfch over the
Interests Of the e6snmsn5y The cxtofttonafe prices
now demanded for food inaJ not only be mr,saras
biy reduced, but kuiIsrsng hereafter avertesl and
the poor as well as the rch rppiied with the sl,s
tenaeIce necessaryfo existence In the reipi,bor-
hood Of Scetsviile, ON tn canal chickens are sell
ing at a5 cents apiece. buster % cents pound and
other articles in proportion. Fresh meats are selling
in I.ynchburg At 20 CENTS BACON at 3s to 20 kutter
rs eggs 10 to 20 but on the line Of the railroad this
a.ls the products Of the farm and dairy nssy b.. Oh
tanned at trfing advance upon old peace prices--
This however present. iesa attractive view of
the picture thafi we obtain as we proceed towards
tile West. The farmers in the neighborhood Of
Lewisbnrg, Greenbrier county, npprehensive Of nm
imprc ssment by the Yankees with no better RECON-
pense than Line Snite promise pay ar~ friv
ing their stock away, and drove Of fine cattle
trolling in fat, orr Informant expresses it, may
be purchased on the spot at fur cenfs per pound
nett. This price, we assured, was paid bv a
Government agent few days ago: and a butcher
Of this city offered splendid drove in
Lynchburg at seven cents. Hogs ara also pleut-
full, and drove was recently purchased TO be de-
lirered in Richmond af II cents The inhabitants of
Greenbrer prefer to sell at these moderate prices to
running the risk oflnsng hing by
Now, il clear that the City Council might
send eompstent committee into the country for
the purpose of procuring supplies and have them
distributed to the citizens at fair mot exefbita
prices. Even il it cost the city few thousand dol
lars the tax upon the community would be nothing
in comparison with the saving in prices and the
blessing conferred The grnzng is fine, and cattle
might be driven from ,he West with little or no diff
fctty. Meanw hile, purchases could he made upon
the line Of the canal depas established for the re-
ceptan Of snppairs aad boats constantly kept run
ming TO and fro with the articles procured We
have submitted this project to several citizens who
cordially approve II, and we hope the Council will
at take il into serious and earnest considars,
ttoO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

&!Ok-By AN oversight, we omitted yesterday to
state that a notorious desperate, named James
Coyne, alias Patrick Finnoven had been shot at and
wounded at 12 o'clock on Monday night by Messrs
John King and John NJ Goddin, citizens residing
near the corner Of Marshall and Madison streefR It
appears that COyne alias FnnOven had entere,l the
residence of Mr. Thomas' Rarhan, in the above vi
cinity, and stolen several hams Of bacon and other
articles, and retired in safety under Mr.. Goddins =
porch, TO renew his depredatious In the dwelling OF
that gentleman. Being alarmed, he. attempted to
welldireeted pistol and gun discharges one portion
of which took effect in and hand and another
in that part ofhs person where mothers usually smite
their young. The fugaeious burglar fell and being
secured was carried to the upper station house -
His wounds are by no means serious, and for the
sake of Justice il is to he regretted that they are
not. The last act of Cnyne, alias Finnoyen makes
him Il candidate for the Pententary Prior to Its
commission, lie was in IL fair way of being promoted
TO the gailows, having been sent by the Mayor
to be examined for the murder Qf Henry Cronan at
the house of Mrs. Driscoll, Cary street. several
months since. Two weeks ago Coyne, alias Finno-
ven enlarged his sphere Of liberty BIZ breaking out
of the city JAIL in company with half dozen other
ruans. Atthe time of committing his last offence he
pretended 10 be a teanster in the employment Of
the l4th Louisiana regiment Our first acquaint.
anee with the prisoner about five months since,
when ho was arraigned before the Mayor for way
laying q young soldier and robbing him of several
hundred dollars. He then pretended to be fugi.
tive from Nashville, and got off afterwards because
his victim wa9 IA soldier in the army" and could
not appear against him. He is in the city Jail.
His acts entitle him to be considered scOunlrel and
it is TO BE- hoped that justice will be meted out to
him.
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rAK FIRST MARYLAND REGIMENT.

7NAA>cA AAh1A 1AANN
Fhe following b pretty nearly correct list of the
casualties In the First Maryland regiment. during
the late opeesaions Of jackson in the Valley:
Wounded-Liout. Col. z. T. Dorsey. .hror oh
Company A.-woundea: Capt VIM W eo,a.bo.
rough in tbs side Color Corporal John Taylor
:sy.rsly Pfyates Cyrus Butler, severely; Martin
M.yberry. through adkle.
Company D.--Killsd Lieut. Nicholas snowdsn
Pnvssss Edward Destly, -- Berry. Wounded
Sergeant wsiia dsngerously; Corporal Mein
Key, severely; --- Ackler.
Company E--WoAnded: Colnr- Sergeant Doyle
severely; Sssg sgeant Wallace. dangerously; Color
Corporal Cols. severely; Privates Quinn, seriously
Company F--woundAd: Sergsxnts kennedy and
Vogt; Private George Eisenburger.
Company G.-Knisd: Private Murphy. Wound
ed: Priyaies Ryan and Wagner.
Wounded Jos Par, MORALLY; W Perry. NOR
tally; samuei Cridell dangerously; Sam1 Rogers.
severity; Phillip Cosklsy, severely; --- Colston,
&ngsrousiy; Rsnney White, dangerously ------
COMPANY i-Klled: Captain 4, l. Robsrtson.
Wounded: Lieutenant II BesD, severely; q =
Inspsilier u Barber, l. s Lancaster, color Corpo-
I'd Frederick Groves
in this connection We might add that The Mary.
land Line including the First Maryland Regiment,
as Baltimore Light Artillery. and rirN Maryland
.ssalry, by order of0essra Jackson. has bsen ssnt
s.sans"n for the puspose where
~ wv continue for ten dayv lepgsr wAsa i WIN re-
,sa Ns gallant Jscksop. ~ many Assylsnders
a' ~ep"ss jbinins hsss n vain iaqulFed Tor tbs
e'sao'uss of THE restmest, ws nsatien shss facf.
Msssn4'si order taased ~ ce1er1 Ewen. afsw
,.s. Anes. hs highly complinestef she FtfN Asy''
.~. - eaa essctsd that "Baekt tan" shoaA b.
..... a . ihsts selerA 10 hsaos ~ the gnllapfgy
" issn In thefs saopaeemsst viii III
n. -. Suekis'r regiment, u fFenpsylvapie, %
~'s'saies sfiAs sth. .s-1 -. S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

sharp confess for the gabernatoriai Office Ii
progressing In the North Carolina nswspapers The
rival candidates are Wm. Johnston and Colonel
Vance. A
James river, some distance below Richmond, lssi
sunday Afternoons.
Martial law and the liquor blockAds being Armly
established In Petersburg, theatrical company 4
playing 1.-The Dnnkard" - PhGnix Hail.
There ere at present over $4,000 600 worth ol
goods IL he various bouded warehouses Of New
York, - 80
Hon. DAscy Mc(Ise waa reelected by acclamA,
tIoa 70 the Canadisu Parliament for Mea,resl Wsst
IN the 5th
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MILITARY NOTICES
WAR DRPARTAENT, -
: ADJ'r AND INsP'R GEXI'S OvvIc9,S
Richmond, June II, Is6R
ENEkXE ORDERS M. IL

l. At the expiration of their term Of ssrvics, u
pAroled prisoners who not enlisted for The war
win have their names dropped from tho master rola
and win be discharged the service Of the Cone61o.
rste Statss The communications cf the 0ilicsu M
expire with the terms Of their Non.
ii. No perSona other than thoae authoeiRedb0 The
commanding General Of an Army. or the eommana-
in& officers Vf districts under martial Law, shol ho
rscognited a. aenta f6r taking posaaioqRf ps5tate
pfspcrty.s TAsne eDuans hs1pgs s1akjl 1W ~
pressneats shall present thef wf1stSa antksty,
and when they take property ftir rtes1plaGhAn T.
signate the officer who y to pay for Il
III. Congress. having conferred On the PreseAsat
the right, during the exlsting war, ito take sueA
control OF the lines Of the telegraph In tha ConeA
StateF and Of such officers connected thepuWlfh
will enable him effectually to supervise tAs co
mnnications passing through the aame." and n -.
aud the President having charged the Possmaster
General with the discharges At these dutiea requiei
tions for building lines the estabIshmeat and ds-
continuance of Offices, the appointments Of opera-
tors and agents, the disposition OF material, Ae..
must be addressed to the Postmsster General, and
w. To prevent nisconcepton with reference to
the discharge Of men under le and over IS yeA1 of
age, under the COnscript act, the army II informed
TINT only such persons have not re-enlifted for
three years the war will be entitled 70 their ds
charge on the 10th OF July next Thoae Of the ages
they are In l2 months regiments or war regiments.
not entitled TO discharge until they have pefv.
ed ont the term of enlistplent.
v. Regimental medical ofiicers, when In charge OF
patients brought to general hospitals. or In tbs ".
entity OF the same. will turn them TO tbs
geons in charge, and return without delay to their
BY command Of the Secretary Of War.
lsignedl 8. COOPER
te le-6t Adj't aud Inapr 0en'l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

Lient. Thomas Walker Of the Amherst Rangers
was drowned after the battle OF Port Republic
while attempting to swim the river.
The celebrated Yelverton marriage case Is now
being heard on appeal before the Edinburgh Court
Of Session.
The hey of Tunis has accepted an Invitation ia
visit Paris in June, and will afterwards go 10 Lon
don to the exhibition.
Dr. A. B. Crook, al old citizen of Greenyille S.
e., il dead.
Adjutant General Cooper, of the Confederate
army, il in Charleston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19
FROM JAcKSoN's COMNANp.

We have intelligence as TO the position of Jack
sons command as late a. the 18th inst, but his
movements are 90 sudden and unlocked for that any
statement Of his present locality would be nothing
better than conjecture Fremonts command was
TO have fallen back 10 Harrisonburg. rqmor pre-
vailed IN Staunten Sunday last that Shields hav.
ing been reinforced by $1,000 men, was again ad-
vancing. On Saturday the enemy was attacked
snd routed BY our cavalry between Harisonburg
aud New Market, with loss of considerable
number Of prisoners. The Yankees opened fierce
cannoaade, but we have no casualties to report on
our Sda
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

Erei.inS -CAase.-A deserter from Captain Mar
maduke !0hnson's artillery company. named John
Keyser, alias VIM. Shultz who has been resident
of Castle Goodwin for the past five weeks, hit upon
a novel expedient yesterday evening to get out Of
his imprisonment About the time the day god re-.
tired for the night, aud thngs generally had begun
to assume dusky hue, keyser blacked his face
with SCOT from ire place in an upper story Of the
Castle, and set out on his pilgrimage taking with him
broom and basket, to make sure of his presenting
an Ethiopian tont ensemble sufficiently plausible to
deceive the guard at the door. He was successful,
the second class mlitaman at the door passing him
a servant connected with the establishment
The absence Of the prisoner was soon noted. and
chase being given, he dropped his broom and basket
and ran through ShockOe Creek In the direction
of the depot of the Central Railroad One of his
pursuers, Mr.. Fred. Shaffer, warden at the
prison, discharged pistol in the direction of the
flying fugitive, which seemed to accelerate his
flight; but, being headed off by number of citizens,
the officer was enabled to come up with and arrest
the fugitive, who was returned to the pris0n md
appropriately punished for his conduct. keyser IL
represented az being hard case. Capt. johnson
has been unable to do anything with him az q mem.
ber of his company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-19

AcKNowI6DaNEsf.--A. a. l.Ane. surgeon in
charge of ~ Windsr Hospital, near this city, NJ
quests n - Acknowlsdes thu receipt Of krsy four
deliafs n0n Iasat VIC Carrington, the result 81
she ncble snssgy Al three young ladtrs cf Iovings
ton, Nsison county, Va, l1Isses Leila ]. Fortune.
nasa r. shelton. and Mnllse T. Young) for the ben.
sat Of SICK end ~ounted soldiers This Is another
proof At bow thoroughly the pure hearts Of South.
crn lasiies are devoted to the angelic uisalnn Of
soothing the sorrows and alternating the snterines
of their gallsnt defenders 81
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yonng was recently sent into tho city to
the Provost Marshal under guard charged with steal
ing Colts pistol II appeared that the subject had
sustained some quasi relation 10 the Confederate
dragoon service, and had been been by some body,
acting with or without ORDERS very badly whipped
with a cowskm some such Instrument. A the
party asserted his innocence. and there WAS only
suspicion of guilt the Provost Marshal did not detau
him. The officer in question also decided very EN-.
phatieally that white men. by military law. were
not subject to being whipped, either by order OF
without IT.