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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

On the S0th altimo, 1t st. Paai's Cnuns
Captain J. A. eIT0REAvES, u. 8, A. ~;
ELlZA BEVERLY. only de- lighter OF iem.
modors John Rudd, u. 8. n.
In this city, on the TIN inst by Rev ry
Moore, ID D, DIR. CHARLES HENRv
tMLE. y. q. A., and Miss SUSAN ELLtN
0RUBBS, daughter OF Ardsrson and Spsss
0rubbs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

Going into Service---Dr VIM w Parker Z
Light Artillery company, corps that con.
Lains much fine material, starts for General
Johnston's army this morning. The roll en-.
braces the names Of one hundred and twenty
i've men. Owing to the persevsring assiduity
of their captain, they have been we'll clothed,
have good guns and start for the war on ~
fair footing as the most favored company
They will do good service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

Since Tie appearances, reported few days
since, of the Yankees at Jackson's River De-
pot, the terminus of tho Central Railroad.
nothing more has been heard Of them. That
they mediate coming down the road, is a mat
ter of great doubt. So far as we are advised,
the road is yet open to Stanton and beyond
that point. Our forces in the vicinity Of Cor.
louisville, are no doubt deemed sufficient
to meet any incursion the enemy may make
on the line OF the road West Of that point
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

State Election-An election was held yes.
ts,day for Sneriti' of the city aud three Com
missioners of the Revenue. Henry K. Ely
con was chosen Sheriff, and John NJ. Fran.
cisco Commissioner Of the Revenue for the
let Ward; Cadmus C.. johnson for the Cd
Ward, and Frederick Butler for the Sd Ward
in place Of Geo w. H. Tyler, decd. The vote
pO!led was very small Ons sse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

Gov. Rector, OF Arkansas, has issaed d
proclamation CALM every man II theSState
between the eggs ct eighteen and forty.nvs
TO arms, to nee the enemy now advancing
rapIdiy upun L's'!e Rock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

Rnnaeay.-The driver Of carriage CON
tanning two ladies having dismouuted at their
request, and eutore,; store on Main street,
between 18th and Iysh, yesterday afternoon,
the horses took the liberty To run away. They
were soon stepped III THAR mad career BY a
young soldier named Baum, of the Wise Hus-
sars, who, in his dlsintereated endeav or, was
so unfortunate as TO receive !. severe blow
irOm tue shaft in one Of his eyes. The ladies,
as AN evidence Of their appreciation of his
courage, design, We learn, presenting his c3m-
pany with splendid flag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

DEAD Mr.. Liz lepsge, The Qusrtermastsr
at DrbiE, w., VINO was so badly wounded
in Il Iencoctre with LI Brown q. that pit ace,
a ie y days s.nce, died On Tuesday. Lit. Brown,
1t will be remembered, died ON Friday last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

Prisoner Shot.-A prisoner confined at Castle
Goodwin was shot about 10 o clock On Wednes.
day night, for Offering an in1ignity to one Of
the sentinels. The ball first struck Il brick on
the side of the wall and split itself, one part
flying to an unknown placs, the other making
its way into the jaw OF the prisoner. He was
confined only on suspicion and will hareaf'
ter refer, doubtless, to his wound 80 souve-
mir of the war. Beyond the temporary incou-
veniencs of sore jaw for u time, it ia not
presumed he will he incommoded by his con-
test With the CHards
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

Exchange of Prisoners-It is stated, GU ap-
parently authentic grounds, that the Fenkee
Government asks an exchanges of prisonars.-
Il has certainly been very reniss in attending
to the supposed Suffering Of many Of tie ID
vorites that the fortune Of war mas cast into
our hands. That the Abolition Government
has at las. hearkened to their cries is not due
to it's sense of justice. is az true as that ;he
sun shines, but an "outside pressure" would
not allow the claims of the imprisoned
nlinions Of tyranny to be disregarded. VIII
cox and Corcoran might have suffered ON till
doomsday as individuals, had not the cries of
their followers been too great to have been
overlooked
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

Yankee Out~,r. few DAYS since, = par


sol q Yssnkes - sra,,t.rs ohfruied themselves
iato the house ~ ar. Hsnry Gross, hsine on ths
Ch,chshOminy river, and one atSe so'ao
f..uailiarisi7s with Ais wife. Eein9 present. nc
seized his gun and shot the ruf6An, killing hlm
instantly. The surviving Yankees tnereupon
seized and hung him to the limb OF tree IN
h'a own yard IN presence OF ns ssoIll l ahu
be punished come time or other In q iear1aI
manner
Homic,de.-On Wednesday evening acting
Coroner Richard D. Sanxay commenced On
inquest over the remains OF eoidirr named
Edward Conner, member of the 2lst Missis
tippi regiment, whose dead body was found
at the Alta Georgia Hospital. 1t appeared. from
the evidence, that he had been stabbed by an
unknown man last Sunday IN the PIT OF the
stomach, and that his death resulted theIelrom.
The affair occurred In Rockets The inquiry
into the circumstances connected win the
tragedy (fOr the purpose Ut procuring tbs At
tendance OF mater ial witnsssss) was adjourned
until II o'clock to-day.
Police County, yesterday, Johnson. slave Of
! A. l.. Holiday, was arraigned on the charge
| of robbing Mr.. JAS F. Bowyer Of his watch
and chain, valued at 1926. The watch was
not recovered. The prisoner was captured ~
Policeman Davis, who was seized With susPl
| cion on seeing the darkey sporting tne cnam,
heavy gold one, on the street. Or os;ng
| questioned as to how he came In possession
Of the article, he said that white man m nao
given n to him This improbable story 'ed 70
| his detention, and the fact that the cham naa
| been stolen leaked out Its owner ideutined
it. The accused was sent before the Hastings
| Court for trial
| Aleck, q slave, was arraignad for gong
| without a pass, and ordered to be iieseh 10
| tho most approved and orthodox style by the
sitting magistrate, who generally frowns IN
virtuous Indignation against all pef'y Of
| tenders.
Sylvester, a military niger, arrested for
carrying u shooting iron contrary to lsW. was
| like wise ordered a tickling. His pistol was
! confiscated.
John Moore, whose troubles with hie better
| half have been advsrted to on previous &C.
casion, was up again-this time at the instance
of his wife, who was ready to swear to sundry
physical manifestations by the defendant
against her person. in contravention Of law
| and just regard for tho rights of society as
at present constituted. As the presiding JUS
tice thought Mr.. Moore might have sowathipg
to say on the subject, be continued the c@se, in
order to allow him an opportunity to dc TO-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

nEQUISITIOas foa oar ,s iss u
K STORES, for shs uss o. 'tvosS, rs.:lJ Is
ciEi,y Of kichmoad will b. maue Hel'
Capt. Is. @ BALDWIN con"
mond Arsenal, OF b street. 4. ,ns 81
Su h rsa utsitions must b ms's. unsf,
tustaace. on tns D,risioa Oicaais ss.ao! Di
and "a ioi sea BY him N case nc ''
la csses 81 emsrxsncy tho sqaisluSSssI o
bs m sds IL +, ct oa Inc Rteh n oaa a. .asSts
the approval Of the briSsas
ON sta cement of the emergency. sti ~
No as.sa Will % paia 10, s,sis
amonnt on hard when the rss"-
made. -..,,s ~ rfs'''
Thsss restrictions arc asesAsAsJ
waste Of Ammunition. .s ,ol.,
a; ,eies Of Ostass'ss-,-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

HssasrAst WAs ous Of ths WAsmsei days Of
NE ssasoa. The Oppressive saltsiasss wes -
iisved BY 6ns shower abOas 1oon, And the
evening Wa breezy and plsaaa1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

Tbs army eeessspeadans Ct tAs Savannah
A1sbalesa, ~ Z pscsat llatteS efoM 0oslatA.
thos sps1sa ~ ths "a Wsr AOsas Of 1tasOsst'
ksAsd 0Susaai cheering some dag Aso II
one 81 the o. nps uear any pSseeat QNestsis.
and upon inquiry ] found tAes IL psoeeeosl j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23
DIHD.

Or. n T. BODDEa.
Hts friends, and those OF NJ. Brent, are IN.
vited to attend his funeral, nom Er. Brslt
residence, at IL o'clock to day.
On Thursday morning. AID Inst. LUCY
| A. MOSBY. agsd II years 8 months ana 4
days.
Dearest Lucy, thou has: left US
We thy loss most deeply feel,
But it's 0od that hast beref, Is.
He can all cur sorrOWs heal.
The funeral will take place at her sathsrs
| residence, oH17th etraet, at O'Clock A. Al
Tho friends and q. q tsnces of ina famii.
On Wednesday evening, 3lss ms, La the ninth
| Hertiso county, CHARLIE WARREN. soa a |,
Wil:am and Ms-y W. Foltss.
| A:s fuaersl will take place this sveoias (yr
| day. at halfpast three O'clock FROM bis fshs, =,
residence, c1rnee Of 27:h aud n streets. Tia
fisuds and scquainsAncss Of the family Ella
vi!ei to sstend w1shodt further notice.
Obituary.
Died. in Farmvills, Prince Edward county,
Va on SATURDAY. evening, the 18th instant,
FREDERICK WlGLIE, only child Of Fret.
erick and sarah L. Whiteman, aged ysu,
and IN onths.
Little Willie was ever kind and obsdiGl
child, always ready to sympathizs with MJ
ors In distreas and to comfort them In any
way he could. Since early childhood hs had
O desire to become Christian, I ever used bsi
words end would always reprovs thosehs
heard using them. He had been instruc.sa
that God would never &c s him 10 Heaven /,
he was wicked In any way. He often TALKED
about DE- ing, and would ask his mother II shs
would de when he dtd. About an h04 Be-.
fore his death his mother asked him II NyMs
afraid n die TO which he answered. no. Shi
then told him he was going to Heaven to ;,
with God; upon which he asked her. whea
would she N act him In hat "happy Land
He then bade her and his father and the isr
van Is ali farewell, and calmly and peacefully
| gave up his young and sinless spirit$a ni,
| msksr.
$50 fades the lovely blooming flower,
FrRil, smiling sOlace Of an hour;
so soon our transient com forts ~,
And pleasures only bloom 10 DIE
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Lfsnsssss WY " = sopaxErAYy.
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D1h11s0 eVSAo,
Z. g, fOsxsn 3 ~ 49, - 80 :
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80 ILL., s''s1'' sllOs o's.
A,sss ,oss ron
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23
The Nesrs and the Yankee -Tas Hsnke
Hangs the Nesro-ecd hh OP'nlSn


The resrs and the Yankee -rhs Yankee
Hanes the Nesro-acd His Opinion CT
hin.
La our paper Of Wednesday appeared &C.
rice Of letters from correspondents OF New
York and Philadelphia journals attached to
,hs Federal army in the Peninsula. They were
dat.d in New Kent county. One Of them,
astsd ct New Kent C. H May 18th, has the
following paragraph. which we think worthy
Of special attention. The reader should not
overlook the closing sentence Of the extract,
wherein il displayed the predominating pas.
sion of tho Yankee for plumber. The writer
could not omit to state that the Federal troops
found saw-mill conveniently located in New
Kent, with plenty of lumber sawed" There
- nothing % grateful to those cute and &C
qaisitivs people az to find great deal Of
work done to their hand by other people, for
which they haze nothing to pay. Therefore,
h was almost impossible for him to omit thu
oppression of his satisfaction as it was for
him to omit to steal the property so op
poTtunsly found" where it was not lost,
and whore the true ownsr had built it aud
conducted his labor. So the YankSe finds
the negro dstestsble because he murders
n "cold blood" and steals-vocations he
thinks highly moral and justifiable while he pur
0ues them himself; but he ia determine if he
can 70 monopolixe them, and to allow no one
else 70 interfere with his pursuits. The poor
negro, for whom he had affected 90 much com
nisssration, 10 not to share in an employment
70 lucrative. With him, as he ia one of Gods
chosen people, it il proper that the goods and
the hoeks and herds Of the people should be
s&ksn for his support and comfort. l. is but
serving the Lord thus to promote thu well
being Of his children. But no one else must
b allowed 70 enjoy the Divine permission to
paanAsr and murder. Not even the negro
who's hs regards ~ better than any white
psepls they who live in that paradise on earth,
New Daglapa Do hs must BE- hung; sud he
vss hong Tor il. The following is the OK.
tpsses
"a Negro. very desperate character. was
AsaG at West Point. on the river, last Friday,
~ H. cold biooded murder OF two Msssa.
Aesssts soldiers. He had caught them asleep
eaene. and murdered them tor their mo1ty -
- was sAHsht the next day. aud WIS made to
q slme Of . tree with q rope around
sses TAas nardsy. and othsr ia. tapcss OF
oV. essslsy. dsesis, and ipgratstuds, Oh
Ae6sos - camp. have com plstsly
vspSsaS mania OF wAieA they have hith.
sfse - possseaAd. They have repeatedly
Asaaaalb = ~ hsasiss. tAa. tasy Wished
0eAnag - Oeaj1 leeye ths statas o. sisysfy
Z AnMhn - - 49, 49, a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

We saW yesterday i've drunken soldiers rad
ing about the streets, cutting aud slashing with
their ssbrss, and raising row at nearly every
corner How IL Il that good order and mill
tRry discipline can b vtolated, and with i'm
punitv. We cannot undorptand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

Gaze Of Assask-Ths only party arrested
by the police on yss.srday wss Daniel 6shan,
and hs fell into their hands on the complaint oil
Mary e. Valentine for IN asesult. Daring the
day be gave bail for his appearance q Court
thfs morning, and wa releSSsd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23

Persons directly from Missouri {says she
Little Rock True Democrat OF the last tell
MS that the war IL raging aercsly IA tbs south
we. terra portion OF that State, aud 10 Kansas
McB.its ioush, the enemy fsT three days &
Cass Vile, aud raaiiy whipped them. 1'bts 10
something more tnan sktrmiso, ~ there
ware I, mr. or Ave Thousand OF the enemy and
soms twenty. fivs handrcd patriots slgaged.
The forme: were reinforced and sAis pro-
tracted the con test. but ~ last they lsd. 40.
bride took three or foae hundred prisoners
and number OF wagons, army stores, etc -
The bAtis, our Ia forMant says, began last
6urd ~ week The stirring essnts east Of ~
have hxsd ATTENTION In taat quarter 20 that
the impor .ant scenes 10 Missouri are ovss-
Looked. KaDsAs city VA visited by pAtrio3
lately. ana a. the narrator graphically az
pressss 1t, was "cisaned oat" party Of
stand Watie's men, eighteen 10 nun Der, "A AIDE
an attack upon Jour hundred fsds rais ca
csm psd Ut me ksa mines Thu vas . night
attack, and the Fedsr&lS 0ed - uaust, the
assalla ants gathered tie wagons, sCus ma.
culinary aud othsr properly. svt tAsm Q. Are
IN : laSs beeuye tAelS sG1alI aunhsrs could -
aseegtsinsd HAdiy = day passas In 1ieeoari
Wtthout sktr mish os hattie. aad Ne Esde'
rails Are leaving. 3hls nay - 90 ssAeon
Why tAey have rQsne 0oW0 late A59AnaAa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-23
YAxKRx DOODLE II Arkansas.

YANKEE DOODLE II AEKA1eAs.
Our intelligence from the distant State Of
Arkansas comes along very slowly. The latest
paper rscei we'd Is the Little Rock Tue Democrat.
of May s.h, which gives some Intelligence OF
the Yankee invasiQA NOT hitherto published
ia this ection:
Our city, during the past week, has been
filled with rumOrS aud reports OF the advance
Of the Fedelels in Arkansas. Some put the
whole force at 70 oc0, others as low a. q, 900 -
A mum Der are coming or have come down
White river and a larger force down Black
river, The people III tas section OF country
around Batesviils, to the number Of three Or
four hundred. gathered and gave tbs Federals
a fgh, ear Hstssville. The enemy we.s soon
sand, and tina patriots were compelled to
retire. The people are deficient 10 am.
muniiion. II they hed chs aud few sop
pies they would meet the enemy az drive
the week. there were !, 900 Fsdsfais with
six mounted aowi;xsrs 81 Jacksonport.--
The sad that tney e1pec.eu sappiiss 1p
white riveE, evidently iook.i 4 ct ths posSsx
sioa CT Menpnis aad tina Mississippi riyer as
n forsgone conclusion Ths In -jority OF she
people Eere seem u think thai We are 70 be
visited by tcsss ssntry. Others believe has
such q pii.: Is c0nuogsn. upon the result OF
the battle al Cotinth, and II defeated there,
the Eeder0ls In Arkansas will take the back
track. Excep: the hons. OF occupying the
Capital OF the Stase. there Ia nothing TO induce
sEsm 10 come here. ALI the stores and army
supplies have long Aiace neea rem owed. Tnare
Is NOS enoug meat or bread tint here to feed
the people, much less an army.
Since the above was wNttsn; % :sarE they
have advanced TO Searcy, in W3i3e county,
where they viii probably wait an I'll soppiirs
come up While river, at uLt:i tGsy ara rein
forced. Searcy Is dissa~ : fifty m:les from Lit
tie Rock.
The New York herald., 1862-05-31
The Late Connagra,,on in willia ms


SUPPOSED ORIGIN OF THE FIRE.
Tho following letter win probably explain the origin
Of The late destructive re the foot Of North Second
street, Williamsburg
ROBINS YARn, WILLIAMSBURG, May 90. 1862
GEHrrENEH-in oldaics with your desire To hear
wna known relative the destruction OF the lock-
wood yard foot Of North Second street Wi amsb burg,
by e, respectfully submit the following, promising
that as tbo captain and the H. hter ge Een-
have lost their ives certain knowe ge Can be OBJ
anei To the direct OF the disaster; BIT as near
be tanned IL he ut Of an explosion Vi
nthei gas in the hold Of the lighter. The George
H.hfy rieG about 20U bar els md her deck ani 400
barrels her ok. iorec,s le formed by bnlklead
hwat tbs ship at of sle mast and communicating with
the noid y DOR, cmtaAci IL vas he GUS
tom OF D. cal tam t. have hot fee every DAY ON
ard II is abe to deduce from these facts that
the gas aed under tho deck found cgress by the
d he irrc,astie and the being lighter than
ir 1t nlled tho Lace and dspiccd ths at' until II
reacec tie s.ovr asd ca rod up Though by the
drit, caus The exp,oiun. The barrels on the deck
hnlled IA NJ. drecti some aghting IN The yard
tho hos others 10 the Hence tn.
he the yard. The re thiriy minutes reaching
the exireutes If the ya q, and there were 10 cxpio
sions pt Tho expansion o tie oil IN forcing asun er
I'll. bar els so VAS the combustion that tho hoops
the 81 ound sll ca cd as If a. rred by hand.
JOHN W. LOCKWOOD.
To Mcssrs StH ErfEryy Bro. Co., New York.
The New York herald., 1862-05-31

RARE AND FAIR CrIzsSs-A VERY NovRt SCENE IN
90 Rr-yestcrday a novel contrast the uspai rough
as irans for citizenship the Offices OF the City Hall
witnessed by the mock and lowy approach OF four
sisters OF the Cool Shepherd the Court Of Common
Pleas 10 take out their papers of naturalization. Four
ldcs dressed in cream coored merino, black flowing
Grape wells white bands around their foreheads blue
corded belts, with tasses, and Ia sc silver heart sus
fendsd from the neck IF each, by Mr.. N.
jarvis Jr the Clerk Of the Court, of the
rooms. where Judge Hilton very in
10 oflcate In making them citizens of the United
States. II appears that these four Sisters Of the Good
sn. herd Goreisnos with four others !n.;,,s
street, which their nstitution 10 situated, and
u becapo necessary for the former TO be citizens
OF tie United States in order legally to hold IT, Judge
Hilton porto med his duty with that courtesy and bland
which well bent him the inquiries wh ch
know the laiiss 10 be OF good &c the Judge
smiled and said that tho Uriseds States required him
10 pat the questions All wore nssered sat,sacory
tn. oath or allegiance was administered by Mr. jarvis In
bettting and three sub Of Queen Victoria
and Bav,tian their allegiance 70 the United
stats. Everything was dote in quiet manner; thsrs
was present but the ladies' the Judge the Clerk
OH and our reporter. The newly made cit xens
repa Cd to their carriage without any Interruption frsn
the many groups of curious aqursrs who usually
round the City Hall and gaze ntenty upon strangers
NEw ARRANGEMENT TRAVEL EAsswARD.-rn conss.
quencof having taken place betwesn
he New York and New Haven Railroad Company and
he New Haven, Hartford and Springfield Railroad Com.
pMy the tMenty years contract cntersd into bstwson
them tine ago, wh ch precludcd tho latter from
fu Ming Ia connection with the boats OF the New York
and New Haven steamboat liue has been broken, and
arrangement has been entered iuto between the
New Haven Hartford and Springfield Railroad Confany
and the New Yok and Ncw Haven steamboat line, for
twsve years by which the of the railroad are to
to tho end 81 ths steamboat wharf at New Haven
In den times, whsrc passengers to be transferred
to and from the steamers their arrival from and do
partmc 0r New York Passengers leaving New York
by steamer AT three O'Clock r. NJ will reach ringicd
bae clock aud those leaving Springfield at
ty.ve minutes past eight +. ~ will reach New York a,
early hour the following morning, sleeping board
the new steamer Continental.
BESrrT THE CHILDREN ~ DECEASED DISABLED
s0IpiFEs Hutchinson Family will give concert at
Mtcdorga street Baptist church for the benefit Of
tn, Children Of Deceased Disabled
sodcIs Monday, June q at quarter TO eight p. NJ.
Admission 26 csnts; children IL cents Tickets at the
Insulation, 334 Sixth avenue, and at the door.
The New York herald., 1862-05-31

ACCIDENTALLY SHorCoronsr Collin held inquest n
The New York Hospital upon The body Of John Queg,
native of Ireland aged NIFTY years. who died from the
ELECTS of gnnshot nd accidentally received the
20 inst, under The following circumstances eceased
Il appeared, kept liquor store in Tenth avonne. In
tho night cstion he loaded gun fer the purpose Of
shooting that annoying him IN the
yard. just ho was concluding the loading oieraton
Two mon nmed Frederick snyder aad Peter trchieidt,
entered tile barroom and called for drinks and segars
Deceased placed he weapon on the counter, and was
sbo het ipg the mon ~ some liquor, when III rchfcldt
accidentally touched ths trigger OF tho gun, ana shot
Tho iandiqid In the face. Az FIRST " suppos ed
that shooting the work Of design but the sab
SEQ nduc of tho men, IN evsring themselves
20 Justice Rely and thoir explanation ~ the deceased
whle la was yet alive In tho hospital Clearly exone-
raiei tem ~ a blame, and the Coroner discharged
them accordingly.
i WSgp 10 bEAfH.Margaret Sullivan, native OF Ire.
isud AGED nfly years accidentally burned to death
at hor residence No. is Cherry street. yesterday BY her
clio hes catching Gre whle shc cooking st u crate
Arc. Cors Lsr Collin held IN inquest.
The New York herald., 1862-05-31

Sailing Of the Europa for BostoAs
HAUAx, Nay so, fS62
Tho Europa sailed at O'Clock P. NJ for Rstoa,
whore she will be duo at late horr Saturday night
The New York herald., 1862-05-31

n r gEwARD-LOST, ON FRIDAY. NTIf INSTANT,
Ed while and brnwn setter Dog. answers 10 tue name OF
C,dc Any person returning him ~ Nv. Fiitn avenue
Will receiye the avoye reward UEH efNM ftAa
The New York herald., 1862-05-31

cS REwARD-LErT ON BOARD THE Z r. ~.
INC piack siik mantle, niafsed Mrs. Roe, 621 Brvcme
elreet N H. The rcwari VIII he paid on rcurninl
the same 70 George Brodlcs CLOAK and nantiia store M
Canal stfest y.
The New York herald., 1862-05-31
REWARDS. j.,

d,S, REwARD-LosT, ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
ID Fuiou New York Black aud Tan aut; La4t
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