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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
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Die &eriammlunR Der Vedla 6almtr
&jbtI. See f6oft in Der Sc8Ct6pilte &ir.
tb2, am pflU0ltmpnta0, oen 9ten SUM
1862. wucc tr6Hnet um o llDr Moroen5
nit NelluQ un6 @sbtt, 0urb Den Gbup.
Z. s.. 0srr, worauf Der Gbrw. Sclua
Sl9er prcoi9te, titer SHtnb. Sob. |, 3:
nSeliD 1T Der ol tieiet mo Die cl b6rcn
Die 28ortt cer Wrilia8un9." Oann Sc
bet ourtb Den Gbrp. QG. @. Wenni9. -
Soierouf nobm Der prciocnt, 5or. sol.
9olna, iPintn Sib Elm. 50. @ein6bei;
mer pmbt Uor92ibIaaeu ais Gecret&r
pro tenn. Gam wurDen Die &erbano.
lun9tn tE5 Ie9ttn S1Dre6 pClelen mo
au8cn0nntn, wOrorf Die Delegation ibre
Nomeu ein9abcn pit folat:
3ieArI5tirtbe OemD Sttin, sSdcob
@ltlIer Uutbtrilt) ; G0mutl Ntrr, 01:
Vl0 ;}lmm5rm1n Nef0rmirt)
SQloantr &irNe 0tUaIo &ubn6, s
{oellman.
809etopilttr 2irGc: Samuel &uDn5,
German Hupp.
@eigtnbur9er &igcbG: 6mrp 25lttner,
Yeter Sttuer.
MOyQentduoer Sirbt: @eorge &lob.
ct. SODn'6 &irbr, 2(uentcpn S.
Wein66eMer, Or. Navio .8rcini9.
ct. Vlul6 Iutb. Stride, NlIfntomn
paitorcn Sroblt uno Wenni9.
ct. Sobn'6 8efOrmirte STRIDE So
lepb &eib uno NIniet Svortu.
Qeta STRIDE: peter HutD.
9re6bpttrjancy &ircbt, }(ucntown: 2G.
3. 2joun9.
Union &irbe: Moic5 J0aQenbab,
6boma6 6agin9fr, Qutberiid); 6enrp
Ro6el (rsform).
g8ppter STRIDE: 80. Sober, Giq.,
(refOrmirt).
SeioeIber8Cr Stride: 2(norca5 6ou6:
man, Swen 0arto.
gowbiu &irbe: Sofcpb 8tein, Soiepb
Aiftlsr.
Srjebeu5tirbe SosI 9ei9er,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
Spdtere Rrtess.OSacbrftbteu.
Bon General Saltef5 2lrmse.
Dapeiben pon Sen. 0unter uno @pms
mOoore Dupont.

gBal6in8tOn. t3. SnI. BEL trm
Rds9 'rspartsmsnt fno Dcpsl6n pcn 0snsral
Sausd pom 10. Stunt sngssansen. GS pirr
terItt't, RAP SeamrBaro ant Samlas Nbsn6
bsi csn llstertletI'ln Iejnrr Nrmss scrUsfcn it
Spicns unb OsIatrure l&tIOern bic 8ebsQea.gIr'
NEE aIs In tOGsm 0raes tsmcral1rt mruter1t
unO enttISBt. Die Rstfqsn'gIrnlse bat oas NarD
&c eano iaclin ron GprInt6 Bon aIlfr glabrun9S.
nlitteln aus9rIcsrn uup 0isIe BeNo9nsr ilnO Dem
Sun8rrtCte nabe.
gDai d ngtU II, IS. Stunt. Der llrtm.
trinaer pUn Special DspsIten bon Gen. 6untu
uno Commodore Dupont bat esm 8rttasbrpate.
msnt Die Na6rbt ubertrn6t, Sa6 Die 8cbrasr
tn Gbmlelcn um $4,000 bis 10000 pu1drEl
no uno ta6 gensraI 9suurseub In TerIcn ea.
islbll bas COMMANDO fdbr. Die 9er1Srfansrp
ieuen aus Dem bsFm 14riIe Der gIrmss BON Go'
rtntb bslebrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
Tie Sod,f1utb bel Ecaoina.

Oa5 @diier in Der Shuplfiu ftisa an
Oonncrlta9 Wrr0Pn in Solap Der anbal:
trnoen Ne8En9iille etlra l3 Sup ii6er BIZ
0elpGbulitbe 2GoiWb6be, uno innerbalt
9 SuB 70 hob al6 in Der oenflpGroioer
Olutb pom 2. Sept. 1850. Sn Scl9
o3hcn purbe an Dem 8tuBufer entlon9 be
oCutrnoer S6aoen an8eri1tet. S6rtel
nuroen ibsrfbmemmt, Soote pon ibrel
Nntern aeriiien uno ucr1tnft; bic fir cCl
nenen 816 Rrceiper 9e9r1bcne 8rub
purot nit @diler on0rfiiUt, gum Sd)o
ocn uno Anfrntbott bCr Grmpauie ; Sob
len YARDS lpureen tiberibGttet Fcin
SruGtn am Ganal Il. SluB entlang bin
lpe9aelt)nemmt Il. Inter ben baupt
lGd)libltRn 4cioenotn poren folgence
Seni. @et6'6 Geifenfabrif cbcrbalt
Bertolet'6 6 EollmUbte >puroe binneG9P:
ftwemmt. SerIult nitt lpcni0er ak
$1,000 - $500.
.. 9. Seq unb So, Uerloren SaIS &c
gum @ertbe pon $500 - 400.
s. q. SiCtlep, ouBer Sbooen an BOO
ten Uerlor etno 800 SGfe Salj.
Siaac 3. Same6 perlor etrpa6 eurd
DSS'VG,'5S. "St 0'"gt, m,r,r 9p,S H. !;
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9W"a 9't5Spvn' c>A,,,,s;u Observation-Disclosures,
S W"p''t" ,nn,;' I'"g.9"s'" 9, Sanf 49, "c'
~ 80 tttITp,, "'Sst p 9nEso @ a. Sa SUm
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
Der UtrAittunasfaa im ilatiORal GDttl.

G6 fbeint nun 10 5itmlid felt0eitelit
III Iein, Dap Die woBlbtfannte ST9if.
tuno69eibicbte, mclht i'm 9tational S1or
tel ;u NSoihm9tou Dor eini8eu S1bren
itattfano. elmer Der Sooen in btm viel
pcrittmbtnen @Nprbt Der &ebellen.&W:
Ibm6run9 1T. Ser YIon mar, SameS
Subanan, welder por Der Snou9uration
in iencm S0ctel loBirte, aus oem @e8e ju
rdllmcn, auf Dap Der &errdtbcr Srectins
ridge Vreliocnt peroen mo1tc, I'M ibre
Qnj6ti9c erfcl0reidD ourbjufiibren. 0a6
puBtc Subanon, oenn CT mar papon in
8enntniB 0eieBt uno o0por 9eparnt nor
oen. Die Sol9e o1pCn por, Dap Der err
birmlid)e, olte S6lpobtopf il6 in Die
2(rme Der Serihwornen parf, mo olo
Elm Sreuno Jpn initinoi9 bat, pie Wadt
Der Rc9ierun9 9e9en Ole 8cbcIIen ju
broucben, 10 9eItano er, ouB ct Dies nibt
III tbun mage, neil iein 9ebcn babel ouf
Dem Spisle itebe. 9tur @eni0e fGnnen
pon Dem infcrnaliitbsn GDaraftcr Der Nes
belIen &eriOw0run9 in ibrer 9anjen
Sro9meitc, iib einem riGbtiocn Se8riff
MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
Sre fturt6 DER.

Dies 1T oer Same, lpcmtt bic Sreunoe
oe6 SerrdtbeT5, Der Rebellen uno @eQner
Der Union in ben nCroliden Stodten tes
Sebnet >peroen, uno es muB billig juQe.
9eben lperoen. Dap bieier 9tame nicbt I'M,
paheno iit.- @enn man ld9t: ,,Ou
bift elm Srectinrio9er," 10 III e6 ebenio
dl6 irenn man id9t: ,.Ou bit elm @tB:
ner Der llnion," ocnn Sredinrio0s pert.
nat in flb ale Giaenl30ften zines S00b
parrdtber6. Nber wenn Der Same audi
p1lieno 1T, 70 perorieBt e6 opb cini0en
Sreceinrioae E,ruf ern, uenn fie 70 be.
namiet lueroen. Sic fonhen ibren fri.
beren Qnfiibrer nibt lpeibn1iben pom
SCrrotb uno o1 iie nidtt Wiutb 9enu9 pa.
ben, ibrc llntenbe Yartei III perlaiIen uno
in ole HeiDen Der pirtIibcn llnionsM MGn,
ner 3u trtten, 70 Uerlutben ilc es, Die Ga
DIE ldbellib III MAIDEN. Sie Ia0en, Iie
lparen nur ,OemOtr0ten," cbne ir9eno P-
Hpn 3unameu. .3bre 0ortei fGmpfe fir
Die @iecrrbsrifelIun9 Der Union, uno Die:
lelb5 tDnnte nur interchangeable uno Ell:
! Doltea meroen, nem Die Democratic lpie.
Der ans Nuocr tdme.s Sa5 1T Die Qlte
Seler Die Ocmotraten Wcllen nur bic
@epalt nit Den Qeintern, lpel6e ile 3u
Subanan 3eiten butten uno 70 out eos
NIT Dau6ten, Dap IL Staoten Die 9ele,
9enDeit benuBten aus Der llnion ju ire:
ten.-Sie batten Die Union 9 onj be:
tcmmen uno iberlieferten fie ;erri ifen
an ibre 9tacbfol9er. OieIc DemctratCn
polIen Die 9artei ni6t finfen lohen, mcnn
aub ole Union Su GTunoe gebt. Sie
bolten iib an Srefinriooe Ii. e6 pirce
ipeni9 befremoeno lein, mcnn iie ibn in
1864 pieccr oufitellten al5 ibren Gonpi.
baten fir Qreiioent-lpem er nidt fri:
ber gebanot miro. .-(Qiberaie Seob.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
Die Shlaht uOa TrOf keBS.
Srtmont6 6auptQuortier in SPORT 8e:
publit, 10. Suni.

f'HFtNI we
Die glrmss ridte trute Mcrssn in S6Iaat.
lne, ba ie atsr feinsn 5eino flno, riidte Ts
pur6 bic g3alpsr unb iibsr bic 6slesr mad sort
HrputHc Dor. Die Sdldht purbe tei Grpe
RsYS grfO6tn np trdst ben Namsr tarpn.-
Der 9srlua Ger gistrlltn mar tri msitsm ertEr
aIs Der unlrBs. Sie Iis6tn ibre 1pNttn uno p!ss
Is Ynpuncete auf bfm S6lattfsloe ,urdd. IS
finb ni6t wsniser ais 500 Sppte unp lebr Vies
Ssrtpunbtts asflnpen.
Die &stetlen batsu ,rri SanOnsn Surudssla1
fen, tpslhe brutr sruttrt limb.
8rrpunNstr Nctr0sn purtfn In irbsm 6auIs
am Wsgs gsfuneeu. Nmtulanrsn, gBGgsn Oe.
prbre unp 8lsieur9sIuds IaSrn auf brm 5sIc
umbsr.
40 unIsrsr 8srwunrslsn, bic asfanaen ssncm'
men tparsn, wurprn In riner Rir&e 0efunbtn uno
bffrsit.
Das 6t QOufana 9tssimsut III bis auf 80
Nann aufarIebsn.
Der 6stnO ;cs i6 bic Mittsrna&t Surdd unb
btdsn @rrirsarps II bsuts iitsr ben Stenanecab
sssansrn unN 9at bic Bride an birism pIass ab'
esbrannt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
= d, III i cl,pelI.

Gin SotOat oes 2G. Ytnnpluunid Re.
9imcnte, Der neulib ibtr Ssrrp5 Serp
nloribirte, Wo 70 piele waCttrc Mebrirdn.
ner BON SOblen' 8 Re0iment in oen Slut
ben oe6 Sb9n1noOabauf15 ibren SOB
fanten, berittet, Dap cine Nnjabl 4eiben
Der oamal5 2erun9tucften Ipdtcr aufoc.
funocn uno am ltfsr oe5 Slu6t5 bf0roben
Wuroen. 8enerol Stenter bate einen
Wann bEauftroot, oitS ju beior9en uno
ibm fir ieOc6 8rab $5 oe9eben. Der
icIbe bat ben 2(uftra9 ieoob gang itbIeht
ou69cfubrt uno ole Sooten nur gang
oberfl0blib pcridarrt, 10 Dap aus man:
DIEM 9rlbe Elm lrm ooer Scin berau6
ltebt. Der Sburfe bGtte oen Strif pr.
oient
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18

~ Ol6 Serritorium O0cptob Elm
S6uouer @arooie5. @ebrt bin nod,
Oacctob Nlle, Ole ibr bon S6ulpcn mub.
ieli9 uno belooen feio, bort fonnt ibr cud,
erquifen. Die 8eieb9sbuna be6 Serri:
tcrium6 bat Elm @ei's pafiirt uno Der
8ouperneur bat s6 9eneDmiot, laut mel.
dem in Dem Gerritorium fein Gieentbum
fur S6uloen, welbe auBerbalb Der 8ren:
gen iene6 9eie9neten 9ebict6 ccntrabirt
iin6, nit 9eibIo9 bsleot werosn fam.
(Minn. StSid1
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18

tanHns 8eaimentsrn. @1s Hsslmsntsr BON bic.
fen Stantrn pa6irten, on bsiOm SeItrn bon
Srurpsn BON MtfIiippi uno NIatama Rrsn9 BE-.
pa6t, mad Dem Sdbcn.
Nad ben ausldscn p's QantScItss farm Gen
Ssaurr9arb ntGt nit Der 6Gfte Der 3rupprn In
9rlumbus sinrtidsn, bic or ben Gprnt6 atar.
ta9rt bat. Dae Ban3s eanb BAIt6 unO nTroIt6
pen SaItwln IN nit ,uriidtrtrsnbrn Srlpatrn
Scn 9snneIre unb Srntudp iibsrItwsmmt.
@cnrraI Dope ttIrsruptirt pcn Der 9rrsarbs
RAP Die GCfan8cnrn. wslts unfaneIid ausSswrd.
felt gu pcrosn wGnlAIen, tsBt Den Gio bu 5reus
~ Isilien YrrIanssn.
Der 5snb bat Wsiltnpsit umbsr aGles msase'
trirtrn unb fcrtaeihlrppt. Die rsidfsn 6ami'
lien ifno ertblTBt unb bsm Sunasrtcbs nats,
8raurn unb &inrer l6rscn mad gta6rungemit.
ttIn uno bic Ndnnsr fnO In Die armss sspysBt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
HalCIl d LA.

SorIeBtsn Mtittpcb entIuo Iib iber
Seoforo Gauntp Elm fiirbtcrlibce 9emit:
ter, ourb lpelbes Die oorti9en Grntez Qus.
iibten 0rCbtentheil5 ;u gtibte 9emoroen
iino. Der in Stromen berabfommenot
He9en mar bon SbloBsn uno 0a9el be.
9leitet, Der oen Saaten, Iopie oen Sdu.
men un9eDeuren Sbaoen brabte. 2lm
Srp Rio9e ibsinsn Ole @cijen uro Ro9.
9enfsloer 9Ieibiom nit elmer Sitet obgC'
ibnitten ju iein.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
Die 0et6S!ctea anO iDsrwunOetrH.

Der 9teu:2Jorf oSoeroto" 9ibt Die fol'
9enoen lpelte aus outbentIibeu Sucllcr
8ufammenoctra9en iein follen, mo oit
ldmmtlid)e 3lDl pon9et0oteten uno Ser:
wunoeten ouf Der Union Seite, felt oem
Iu6brutb oe5 &rie9e6, einlblieBeno, init
Iusnabme os5 in Dem legten Sreffen I'm:
peit Ridmcno erlittenen Serluifc6
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
gSDm Gemcral Ssanccf's 3 Sfrmcc.

utsO't De, 9. Suni. SUIssnbs Devss
foe II aus Gtn. Saasd's 5auptquarisr elnsr=
9an9sn:
Die Der. Stnatrn Srupprn baten itbt Salo.
min, @untcwn, SadiCn un6 Bolivar brisgt.
Der Jsinb bat pUriss gla6t @un.pwn pa6irt
unp fi6 fdbpdrts SOn Satbpin Surlds9cgen.
Rdn fadst bic gIn,ntl trr Dsfsrtrurs ben
bsr Rsbslsn'Grmss, felt biefr pom GorIntb abss.
3osen IN, auf 10000 Wdnn. Disie DrIsrtsurs
fInb nsiasntbsiGs Sen Sshnsftf, 8sntudy unb Qrs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
Zine 6urioilt6t.

Gini9e 9liPocr os6 Gonareis5 UtrGf
fentIihten Dor &urjrm cine lon9e 2(eorsI
ie ~ @uuIten Der Observation-Disclosures cel
oemofroti1btn Partei, Ipcrin fie ben gu
ltdno Der 9e9enrGrti8cn gage oe6 Eon.
os5 U0lli9 beiprecben--d ber brtn
4 ( b Gu ppr Der VI b Il y n
a II b n bt t miteiner 2 SpI be
.au8ipraben. 94ir Iino ptit ent:
fernt, cine Bieoerau lebun9 Der Demo;
fratsn fir unrabrIbeinlib coer gar fGr
unmG9lih gu bolten oter BON Der Stsls
lung, Die oiefe 6olbs s&errGtber ein9enom.
men, baIten mir eo oGnjlib fir mmo9s
litb. &ein Wtnib peer Wd6e Uon Wen
iben tann p0n nun al auf Ole Suuit ot6
SolFe6 rebnen, menn ilc Die iuoIlde Ser
ld)Worun9 uibt rcroammsn. Die @e.
bsine Der 9emcroetcn Gocten uno bic
GbrGneu Der pGrmaiiten 9ebtnNen ibrri
ell nit Srpmpcttnib0Ue 0c9tu loIte
itblpadiinni9e Serbinoun3 nit &crr1tb
aus Die MtitteI uno N9enten Der &c
9emlrti9en 2tominiitr0tion imo, oocr
Weroeu balo Elm 8t0tnitano Der Grtit
iein ; aber entltieoeneo 2(uftrettn fin
Die Union uno 0e3en Die Nebellen mirc
Ole N0oiun1 ppIitiiber Rebt9Idubi9tcit
fir f0mmenoe @jelblethter fem. 0ieis.
niaen, Ole bd anoer6 otntem, trUubtn
nitbt lan9e ju lparttn, um lDren sSrrtbum
einjuleben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
rieNS<NNcatriCs>tcla

sBir laBen bisrna6aebeno Die wi6tieatn unb
msiit rntrihciuli&eu--tenn ale gu sstrn IN In
sinrm rS6entltGsn 9lattr rein unmSelt6-
SritSs'Na6rt6ten, Sruppen' '8spssunesn, II. +.
no, rrisOtr, ME iie bon Gag gu Sag BEL uns Gin.
trsifsn, fOIsrn, bamt unisrs qsfsr Scn aGrn grr.
fallen i'm 3ufammsnbans untsut6tst prresn;
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18

0T@unoertar, aber mabr Sin al
te6 Wiitterben bate ibr Jtaorlfiiien Uer'
le9t uno behalf iib oaber fatt oeiien nit
elmer 3riebel. I'm nddbitsn Gag bdtten
olle Ndostn 6bronen in Den l(u9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18

DP SIN @efdn9uib fra9te Elm 6ub.
oieb b0bneno einen llbren6icb, mic ipdt
e6 pobl fein m59e. SD peiB es ni6t,
ent9e9nete Sener, aber i6 oGbtp, e6
muBte balo 3et gum Wetfen ieiu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18

SSn Der SIIdtDt BON Waterlo0 0lltln,
War ouf Scite Der Sie9er, Der Ssrluit an
@etooteten uno SerWunoeten beinobe
pier touieno mebr, ol6 unier bi5bcri9cr
@elommtperlult III Dem 9e8emW6rti9en
&rie9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
Gic paIIaneiSbams's 2lsercGe. nrtb.
male.

Der in 91elpare, 9teu Serien, erItbei:
nence ,,Nmerifaniibe @dbter," Elm I'M:
partbtiilbe5 Sr8an sur &erbreitun9 pc
Iitiiter mo 6riitlicber 28abrbeiten, la9t
iibrr ba6 @iB9eburt bon Sollanoi9bam.
2nccna, Sobnion mo Gpniorten not
GplQenoeS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18

Gtenrierfirbe 8. s. 50. 6iItler,
petcr Sbneioer.
Willer6topn STRIDE: Qaifcr s. S&9er,
8eor9e Ocitb.
SoI9enoe Seridte murben enocreicbt n
Hp. |. - Oie Committee, ernannt lei
Der Seriammluna in MiiGer6tomn am
30, Wai 1861, beribtet abtun96pcQ
SoB auf mebrmai9e6 3uiammenfCmmen
uno reifidie6 lleberlC0en lie lib pereini9=
ten, cine gprciis an ce @rcOi9er, &irbens
rltbt uno @emainoe9lieoer pcn pCcbd
Gountp iiber Den 8c9Cnitano Der 8lbelz
Uerbreltun9 Ju rbttn; Dap Iie 1000
erempIare elmer iolben 2(otebe, nit Ell
ner Nu6l1Ne ron SUnf 3balcr, oruden
lleBtn, rpoUon iie Ueribieoene Gremplare
9icrmlt Uorlc9en; cap oiefe NoreBe ior9z
tolti9 I'M GountD ou5oebreitCt lruroe,
aGCr cap lie ncd) nicbt picl iiber Die profz
tllbe @rfiamfrit oe6 oarin onempfoDz
lenen plane6 Io9en tGmen, ieoo0 Dofz
FEN, 6oB Die 8ertte, pettbs bic peridies
3enen Qu6tbeiIer 9cben m69en, ceren
3nedmdBi0Rsit UptIi9 bC>peiien lriivoCn.
CSOIpNh 9Spi6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

VIM ii. Seward, Secretary of State, accompanied
By his daughter arrived il this city at loi o'clock
las. night, and stopped el the Astor House They
leave at o'clock this morning, for Auburn.
Gen. Prim teeraphed to the Clarendon Hotel
iron Fortress Monroe, yesterday evening, stating
tina. himself and staff would be in this city early
his morning.
8 Brig.-G G. Fl. Gordon Of The United States
Army; Capt. Young of the United States Army; F.
Bragrot, Of Boston DIR. A. II. Dixie Of Providence
George Dwight Of Springfield and John Potter Of
- Wis.,, S,-.-- A.--y, laoy, are 81 Tue ORE
wort HOUSE.
GIN. T. Cadwalader Of Phiadelphis; Genera
Cary and lady Of Ohio, and COL G. W. Cummins OF
Delaware are at the Astor House.
The Hon. Owen Lovejoy Of Illinois, Judge W. L.
Helfenstein of Pennsylvania NJ. and Madam Berna'
Of Warrington Jules Poirier of Paris France Lieut.
Col Ely, from Port Royal. W. II. Anderson OF the
u. s. Navy Dr. White and lady Of Buffalo, Thos.
Wbi,rdge of Baltimore, s. b. Dyer OF Paris,
France, and c. w. De Land and lady of Cincinnati
are AT the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The Hon. Josiah Randall and X. f. Randall OF
Philsaephia, aud Samuel Downes OF Boston are At
the sant NICHOLAS Hotel.
C.P. Hemenway of Chill, the Rev. James A0er-
crombio and Mrs Brig. Gen. Tyler OF Conn., are al
the Everett House.
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MARRIED.

apTHI,R-KINg-In San Francisco, on Thursday MAY L.
- ,s Eir Prssbyterisn Church. BY the Rev W Anderson
Wi,.m N Arthur TO ClArsss g. eldest dsugnss OIL H. L.
Kius all Of San Francisco
AUsTIN-JAoUIN-On Thursdsy. June . ey the hsv -
W Lind.sy Albert n. Austin 70 Mia Cordoba j. Jsauin
both Of this city.
BURCH-sMITII-On Thursdsy June ~ ths ks, VI =,
s. Mitchell Henry Burch 70 Miss Jennie soe' uAus"s'
Of Chss H. Smith, esq. all OF TINS Guy
ToRuAN-MATTHEWS-Is Brooklyn. ON Tuesday even
Inc Juns TO- by tho Rev b. C. Cntle. d D. Eayad rof
man Of New York TO Ruth daughter Of MI A. d. Matthews
OF the former place ~ 70
rox-KNoCK- Wednesday. May %. by The Rev Q. b
Shpmnu fox "a Elms Nso daughter OF 'ns
late Thomas KNOCK Of Jersey City.
Wednesday, June BY the Rev Ia
ward r. T. Cook, Otts u. Grsh OF sweden 70 ns's IL
Moses Of this oity.
Newark papers please copy ~,
JENNINGS-HULL-At Southport. Conn. on TuesdsN MAJ
n Inv ths Rev David Osborn assisted By tho Kew benl
Royss Mr. James Jennings - Carrie b. only saush'e
Can't Burr Hull all Of Southport
MITCHILL-HANCE-On Tuesday, yuns 10 ct Sc Ihenlns,
Cburch BY the Rev william y. Morgan, d. u. In ps =
c. Mtchul to Title youngest daughter OF the is" NO."
Hsnce. , Ma,
IpItRDY-GARDNER-At Bloomu sdsls on puesa, y. M
q by the Rev Euoch vansksn. William D. rufsS
Rebecca Gardner, all Of this city.
Canada pspers peass copy. a..~
sCOTT-MARTIN-On "wednesday Juae a. a. ~; :. Sohn A
| Scott 70 Sarah A., eldsst dsusnses Of """'"
| eli Of ths city. ,.. "a =, p,hya,
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The Missouri State Convention.

JEFFERSON CITY Tuesday, June 10, 1862.
In the Convention to-day, the bill defining the
qualifications of voters was passed by vote of AZ
Yeas 70 "a Nays.
The first section Of this bill prevents all persons
who have been engaged in the rebellion since the
18th of December sst from voting at any State cleo
tion hereafter The second sectiOn provides that be-
fore any person shall be selected or appointed to
Office he shall take nm oath that no has rot, during
the present rebellion, willfully taken up arms or
levied war against the United States, TOR against
the Provisional Government Of Missouri, nor ad-
bered to the enemies Of either. The third section
prescribes the penalty for falsely taking the oath.
The fourth section contains an oath of allegiance,
which is required to be taken by the President and
Professors and Curators of the University OF Mis-
souri,; by all bank officers; by all the Common
School teachers who are paid by public money; by
school trustees by officers of incorporated companies
and licensed ordained preachers, before performing
the ceremony Of marriage. The penalty tor not
complying 10 o fine OF not less than $40 nor more
than 500, to take effect in 80 days The fifth Soc
ton requires judges and clerks Of elections to swear
they will hot receive record votes from persons
who have not taken the oath. The sixth section
authorizes the Legislature to repeal or modify when
expedient.
The ordinance for continuing the present Cover
ernor Secretary of State and treasurer office was
taken up whicn elected spirited discussion, sub
stitute being offered to continue The whole Provls-
onal Government and postpone all elections till the
next regular Gubernatorisl election, and an amend
ment being proposed authorizing the Governor to
order an election, il he thought the welfare OF the
State required it, before 1863 but without coming TO
a vote the Convention adjourned.
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altogether to s., sc, oOo-and having obtained al
the money required before the close Of the week. he
declined accepting any offers after Saturday. Nc
offers made during the week werc declined and none
made since have been accepted. The Secretary
looked simply to the public interest and satisfied
with getting what money he wanted with premium
of per cent on his bonds after having been informed
by one Of the most intelligent Wa-street fnanciers,
that he could not reasonably expect more than two.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
TIE Senate to-day confirmed the following presi-
dental appointments: Christopher p. Walcott OF
Ohio, Assistant Secretary Of War, in place Of ThOs
A. Scott, resigned Henry Clay Smith of Kentucky.
Major Sealous b. Tower Of the Corps Of Engineers
Major Washington Elliott Of the LIST Cavalry, for
gallant service at Bonneville to be Brigsdier Gen
erals Of Volunteers. Among the minor military
combinations is that Of Lewis Cass Forsyth, Assist
tant Quartermaster with the rank Of Captain;
George w. Beaman Of Missouri Joseph T. Lisls of
Pennsylvania, II. Melville Hanna of Ohio, George
A. Lyon of Pennsylvania. Edward Bellows Of New.
Hampshire, George f. Hale ofNew-York, and VIM.
T. Meredith, Assistant Psynssters in the Navy;
Edward ID. Payne, Assistant Surgeons in the Navy;
Surgeons John N. Cuyler, Richard II. Coolidge,
Charles +. Keeney, Edward p. Vollum, and George
H. Lyman, to be Medical Inspectors under the re-
cent act Of Congress. j. c. Door Of Massachusetts,
Brigade Surgeon; Julius W. Eggleston, Postmas-
ter at New-London, Conn.
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FROM GEN. HALLxCKs ABmr.
81. Louis. Wedoosdav Inn. II. 1850

ST. Louis. Wednesday. Juno IL, 1862.
A gentleman just from Corinth. who L. oonverssnt
with matters there says that Gen. Buell. with go 900
troops, embracing two divisions of his own and
all Of Gen. Pope's forces, were at Guutown, in hot
pursuit Of Bishop Folks Rebels. Gen. W. T. Sher-
mans Division is repairing the bridges on the Men,
phis and Charleston Railroad, between Cornth and
Grand Junction.
Gen. Woods division of Buells corps is repairing
the bridges on Bear Creek 26 miles east of Corinth
Gen. Thomas, with about 5000 troops, is at Corirth
renovaiing the town, 50 that 1t may be u'ed as q
habitatiou for troops. Gems. McClenand aud Wal.
lace are at Purdy with about %, 900 troops.
The railroad from Corinth to jackson, thence to
Grand Junction is being rapidly repaired, and COM
munication is expected TO be be opened with Column
bus, KY, in day or two, affording an important
and speedy route for transportation of supplies.
Eleven locomotives have been captured at differ
ent points, four of which are in running order, and
the balance are being rapidly repaired.
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GENERAL MITCHELs OPERATIONS
ALABAMA.
The Cleveland Herald says;

The Cleveland Herald says:
"Mr. j. II. Clark, Of tbis city, has Jus. re'usnea
from Huntsville Ala, which place he Left on mon.
day Of last week. The account mr. TMrn o'n nss
an mere of cotton PLANTED where last year there
wsre one hundreds the wheat crop ia Alabama ana
other Cotton States has been ruined BY rust wnitn
struck It when in the blow, and the corn on .ne
ground looks miserable. There are not provisions
enough left III Alsbama 70 last six weeks Nth ar.
nrsbension: be moves his troops with such rapidly
from point to point As to strike terror to the roe mS
CSsrIss.oo Railroad in bis possession-.sbout i2o
miles-wNh soldiers for conductors. engineers, nId-
men, and bakemsn and his soldiers 1t I os !" him at
isss.t aonh,a the number Of troops he has. General
Michel bss captured cotton enough TO psy running
sxp1nsss Of his road for six mostns' ocm0 VI VIM
COTTON Is passing through Cleveland to-day