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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-03
The Battles Before Richmond
( Correspondence Of the ". I. Tl}

Correspondence Of the " Y Tribune
FORTRESS MONROE, June 3o-The armed
naval Tug Dragon arrived from the upper w.
ters Of James Riyerabont mid day to-day. with
DISPATCHES from Flag Officer Goldsbormnb
who Immediately consulted with Con. DIX.
Their tenor i undcrst )ol TO be tl,ai Cen lJc-
Glcllan's right wing was attacked vith srcot
imnctuosity BY Stonewall Jackson, whose men
with almost Uncomfortable courage, succassfuIv
charged our artillery, sustaining loss in the
exploit Of probably not less than 5000 NEIL
Our loss was very severe 1t was reported
that Jackson was killed; that one Of our Briea
der Generals was taken prisoner, together with
an entire regiment. Gen Fitz John Porter,
sorely messed. crossed to the right or western
side Of the Chickahominy, the enemy taking
the left. On his left, Mcclellan, with much
severe fghting. had penetrated and passed
through White Oak Swamp to secure and
advantageous position: and had subsequently
cat through line Of communication with the
James River. It is reported that duling the
two DAYS fighting. Mcclellan S loss was 10000
Under this head we have 40 particulars W hat
ever. Col. Alexander had come through to
James River to select the new base: and 1ur-
kew Bend had been decided on, This IS not
lar from 0U Ul1lCS 1iOl41 hi4>t HoIc
10 miles above City Point:
The most prominent and important feature
covered by the report is that Mcclellan has sue
ceeled in penetrating White Oak swamp, and
in placing very large force on the other side
Of it. While this must have advanced heavy
body Of his best troops TO within four miles ct
Richmond, it was at the same time bold push
toward the point opposite Fort Daring; on
Drury's Bluff: the two principal ideas held dis,
tinctly in view on Friday evening: the hour Of
the last intelligence from Mcclellan lett.
When the Dragon left, the wounded had
commenced arriving On the banks OF the james
river. Several hundred had already congrega-
ted opposite City Point, where there was no
preparation to receive or care for them. The
gun}oat Stepping Stones was then taking on
load for Old Point.
/ new rumor is in every mouth but for
bear to repeat any Of the great number atoat
I have embodied only what seems TO be best
authenticated. Teegraphic communication
beyond Yorktown is cut of, and the ofilclaS
permit nothing outside the official dispatches
for the North TO go upon the wire.
Gen. Hunter, Of the Department OF ). T.,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-27
a NEW NItrIoAE
Rob ack's stoma ch BItters

A new and ghtfa stoznschic @od Cordial. Tor
giving tooe the Stomach, and for the prevenuou
bilious complsnts, incident 10 the Western couriy
Try H.
AZ morning drink. % ssssi digestion and relsevs
Dyspepsia. n nes ~ equal. Try ~
In aac0T q .s shIcrof 70 az oibcr EtierG- Try u
The formula of these b'ters. pou tisoil the sols
property Of Dr. Robsck. origin mated with 81 II.
oldest and most eznne1t Aecicsl nscrroaers o. th'
Nest and II IL directsy prpacsied upcn shs wants o
Western peoplc.
These Bssis-s derive tl.r stmuiu. from he power
fu tonie q tbe aud bsfb of which The
are composcd. aDd ss lhsy Are, ~ alayirg nnzai
oral CRAVINGS cf The stomach, directly prornove q
TEMfEhAcCE.
he present proprietor believes that IN making then
sicsly known, the puelie welfare 10 fuoeeryee.
ft win soon b> fsr sale by al of In. hoback's Ia
merous Agents. and st Hoteis, &C, the ccurr-y over
IN .hs meantime orders viii be tned tret frou
Csncinnsr 70 any eaauif,y ei,d a. ihe Cweat Faies
IL s. put up enart tottles, sus securely rscke1
Que dos Half dos- sample cases vli. hc~ev-s.
Be packed and -ens % any address, Il desired.
Kesail Price, CT per bottle, oi Il.
Principal ofioo and aaesrocra Nc 4 Ear fouia .
Street, ~ building ron Main Street. Ciacifssr.
Ohio. Laboratory, No ~ RAIDlnosh >ir-~t
For sale IN yiyo County hy
r. NJ. DoNNELLl, 1sTrs haule.
J. R. CUNNINGHAM !"
wM. l. sHUEY, New Goshen.
PRTER pUSKIRK, csntrevc.
And by Druggists and MercbsLis ssr~rAls
throughout The united States sna csnaGAs.
tan22su
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AkvI 81 lse eendhtot .ef tAe HoME LASU-
;sdHcF cohPANY eftis osy qr 1sso rovs.
oshs 10 sag ~ Jnnserp. lssl.
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',..s-e,..rx .rr.sxsmsuss mzas ~ith Ae-s who
- - - ., de year. sdth tss pfiFhese o
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~ r corf-e-f strsruy - tner fssnA@ S~'s'~'
a. IL fr1r qnffffsrft. = a..
xfrs-.is-o-r,s ~ - sp~asi ssises ossHa'n NJ
y ,,s.ses~s.s 49, a. S.ys ,ou.s.s.y he iasiis
pres 80. vubn.see n tAs lee<i eSiamns o
-. - - an-isr efl bs chsrFef frE e.eh iaseruoi'
a. \ sv~r ter rnss 80 crllit fsF ilns -. -,
I,.-si.srleals se..f to Iot - sps<in.l n"' VII
n. l-..rsrf shrse n,oufhs uuisss ~ 4efva ou--
- .,..~.tfor Il stsmtlnE k0seflssnl.u q VII
an. - - fsne<si q he ssme. unie~s ss-s WV
....,-,-.. es.<IIa.ses 80 ofos cf sssts deser,p
,, III - essrgs1 q 0o Cor each nsni. " ths Icy
a. a. - - ~ o.iiS sDi "s><is. a''e"s- =" y"
tascs. ..,s~~r
~, - III - s-.is f~ ia.<funs ne upti-~ ~
IN -. sn<ietfes. - Aasoetatinos a 'c-le~..
y, esek noti,s not exoc~dins lnss - osn' '"
- ir.~-sses. ever eight lnss II thls af-
a ano.lneins isashs ~.sh fasssA4 ooss7s
xs,,c.- e ps.tlsals. fieac and Esosi1'l., 49,
p = tndf~iAasls eesccasslon~. o. y
I~~l ..iv.fsI.sasus, inserted al he ssp<n,s ?.
Ito,u~ys og,lsrlne AM psyInsnt not - ~ .ss'Is
ss, r.Sr .h~r nes saroont.bls fos tie socurssy %
%, .avsr,isernsuss ofd ths smoaih enA'se1 ~
bsis 9sblestiou-
he \NeelSlv Express
sasl,.b.A ever, s.sn-sa.S, sssi - psr annan'
sS-<e eapsf .sur -sshoas unonsy. ses sos.lin1-
slsassl lne than pad fof
H-.~~ "a ta~erss-tux ." Wes~'s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-27
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsapariila

-
Compound Extract Of sarsapariiia
ne eneesua remedy which ne n~csosi ~kin .;
oSu tines Can devise or thit everywhere prvvs.ling
And fatal m<l.oy- IL coHblaed thn. tbs slss scuvs
r-rneelals thai have been discovered ext1r.
cation ~ tis foul disorder frcm the bico1 and the
reecoe Of the system from ifs destructive coo<e-
sucnces- Hence it should be employees Cor The curc
u act only sefofs. but also fhoue c<hct &1ecs.oss
shieh arise from IL. such al .... .-..t =.
Eruptive and sk1n Diseases. So AnlAeuy@s rre.
kp~e. or kr,sipcss, fupfes, plstrlfs. hctei.
g, Blsins and Boslr, funcrs, 1estcr and ksf
kheufn, scAt Head. Hngwotn, kb~t- siir
rsstism. syphniuc ann Nercare~l
Diseases. prePsS, IsPspsis,
Debility. aud. lpdcst, az fr
Complaints srfdng fror
vitsset OF impure
Dloods SIS
The pop9lsx bsiief IA "inpurity q the ticct' J.
ounfsd "a truth for scrofalA s degeneration "a tae
blood. TIE peracg,r purpose ard virtue q ths
Ssrsspzffs e - tarfy sl< this vissl tu
a. ~fthoct which Sound bssth n impo><.ebs in ccc
tsnIllafed co1stltUloEk ...f =. =.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-27
Ayers Ague Cure,
rop -ur sppg7,y s-r-pr or =.

Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Rsuiu,
Fev~r Chill FeSef, Dumb Aens. pericdissl Res< .
sche. OF nlllious headashe, aud Bilious fe-F
vere. indeed Tor the whole clsrs ~ do .ts
eases or igusdng IN bii;fry derange.
paeslt. caused by the Malaria q
nisEfnatie Conptrfes.
We are enabled here 20 oncf The community a
remedy which, while u cures the above complains
~1th certainty, Il eth perfectly harmless IN xuy
quantity. such remedy ls iaFs IN dstricss
shere these affcting disorders prevail THE cav"
r,,e,s ono us..msss pss-oo Of fsssr .nd Aus from
tho systena. and prevents ths Development of he
disease ~ taken % the rrst spprcsch q fs prerscr
tory symptoms. Il = nj crls the bss, fsmecy ss,r
ge discovered fsr this ei&.s al complNuv. bat si-s
he eheapes. The large quantity Ne supply fcF
issr bTlngr ttNithir the fcs<h 81 ever, boy, aDc
billions disuiets, ~here fv.ef aud Aeoe pfrsAis.
.eerybody should have ~ and ne q freely both AZ
,urs spd praceiiun. great sas-sisIis, VI this
remedy ornr any otAeE aver discovered tf Ne sic,-
~ >nd certain cure q Iutermittents b thst u ocn
t,Ins no Qarins mineral oof-ese. pti, it protu-
re No qusnism 90 oth-f ifdufius sfcet vhss~vts
apon the ucnslnwioD. 1ho-s led \, "a are lo1
ss-lthy ~ II they hAd neyvs fai shs clsease.
fcser snd Ague IL nos ncue The ccuseiusnoe " tho
nAsmaile poison. sfest ssrfsty of ~ dsrs mis-
rom its irritatisn. @-aons which are
Ssuralsis, RheunstirID, Gout, uaadaeha. Hipdnes.
Ieotharhe, rArache, Cssarfsh, Asfhma, isTl.
ta,icn. fsiafnl Ar.s.tion ef The sslsen. hys-
.fsln IN the Bowels -(,ollc paFals ais
and Dsrangemsnt of the siOusch,
AL q which when or.silatlng Ia tia es.ss, put o.
CERK expels the pci-cr from the biooG, and on
.eqn<uty rures them tll shks. II 10 en- lp,hlnsb
protection q immigrsnts snd persous iTssslilS az
temporeraly residirS IN the melarfous distrc-r u
taken Occasionally or daily while cxr.-ei - VIC "a .
fction. that vii Be srcrsief fcul the psfem. aud
snnoi aocnmul.fe IN sufnssrnf Qusniify a. rik<n
into di--s-e. HsDcs a. T. even morc valuable for
proteSttcu than cure, and 4 VIII ever sucer folr
I1lermiiitau n tfey avail fhemsises ~ the rrD
f-eflon this remefs sfosd-.
So frepsr-a DE- G. AVER q CO.
ten Lowell, Nhs,aoluseftt.
All onr rtned.ts sfe Ut taie ~ J. X cssrcnaN.
2. N. possrlrr, and by all pssssiss IN 1srr>
Haufe. fs ....r.s ..|.
whoisssls ~ AlArs Co. c.neinnstl. ...
fnn sd@ou -~eo~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-27

TEKRE HAUTE. INDIANA
SPECIAL attention given 10 Col
s)lectiens = I kinds. Will al,o attrut pfompti,
Al hu-insss suTustsd 70 his care A. Asgls.Es.e.
Juuuy q g. dr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-27
TONSO RIAL.
Medicated Hair Wash.

DROF. GEORGE w. CANADA
II having recttsf bis shsving and Hair Dressing
sslcon, sdsdnng The Terre Bsst> House. begs leave
q lnfof the siirsns and pzblie seDersly. that BE-
= no~ rrepsret toss!t sPoe eastsnsFs IN bic
Usual satisfactory suie, sttecsicn given 70
sbsnoocuins ard Cpttns L>fes and Lfttle oirls
assr oSc. u.SASADA-
~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-27

CsrArr rT ryufsSs Woo CorVTY. So
- We - crffri fr'et a. rsriIff thst ~s tsvs
rlswsf - srrrsfsrf e~rfsir seif Nsre aksu
s-ftrf ~ asAs 81 49, tsfk ~ vsfe. s,nss rs
=. ~hiie 81 hrr rlxhi & 4 foos. len hip lfitl~
s4x fsffRrw - cs.tfarfs psfe1lr rabl.. SIP.
- - worfh f1Fty toiiafs
s -. 1ANFe 0xr~DlyT.
~ FRANCfS
sun~rrfeet 49, sscr- - ttfsr< n. ihts issh car
q ~rs-rrher Tel. ...| ~ y. wsrn. p.
fas esr1y ne sssvs v bss trss rtn-srirs srcn
~ E<ry hc<k Ds~5ivss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-27
HOT els.
st, Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
beard RedHssd 10 81 ger day,

ssss shs efs lins u this sAss aat oonmoslous
Hotel In iss,. hs. been she single sndesvof n the
ropria,or. % mike u tie mo.s senpiuous. con.
vs0l-ns aud eoniorlabls holc FOR n. eiursu sp4
stranger Ga this side the Atlantic
snd whatever has --smsd lgkely 70 aanaini.tsr 70
he comfort q IL guests ,bey have sndesvorsd.
raso'si sesard y es-s. % prcyide. ana 70 combine
all ihs elements II individual aud social sfaoymen,
~hleh modern srt hss invented. md modern taste
approved snd lhe patronage which Il has comman-
- daring me psstsls ys1ais gratifying proof
,Ass theiT efforts have been spprceia,~,
To meet he eugsnsles q .hs tines. 'sb-, an are
required 10 prsesies the most rlssd eooaOmy. me
undsrslgneA
Have Reduced the Price of Board Go
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
s,,hs .sns tine ss.,ins noo. q a. iasuris. eth
rhioh sbs.r ,ahis Aa. Hitherto been suppisa
rRrspwaIIA wHIrCoaR q co.
I rs~ rcsk. seas- a lssi amo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-27
Pr. DECK A co.

1ACO6 EFbLFt1 f0kfRAf
E.a Constantly 90 ham sagsrics srtic,e u
water prcf soi y nsks the isssh~r "A tl< rlisbs-
OF 1t tH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-03-27
T,so pgas Connfe,ion, from Harrisbnr0h 70
BaifiTnors and Washington.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE
Fars Aluays - Low a. by any Other Rou,el
Huy Tickets ria Pitts
burg.
TioKE1k FOR SALE AT ALL MAIS
OFFiCES
RRfll.Hrs

fRElGHTS.
81 - soais Frrirhis II All descriptions can b
'ssrvsa 81 forr lhilaaelpGs. Ns~ fork. noston o.
Ralflmcrt. - aty point OF tse halroats ~ Ohio
Ksuinrky infisns illlncls. Wisccusln Iowa. or Me
soef - ilalifrsf tirect
m ressisgls sris Easlrosa .iso erunects - rn>-
nofah Nffh ~fesrers. ~ vhich Gods can hs ior.
rafaet 70 any pert on ths OHIO, Nusklnrufn. Ken.
tnety Teur,~ss~e Crrnherisnf. iuinofs Nssissippi.
wisconsn. risscnri Kansss. Afksnsas sni Red eIs-
go. ard a Clrvcias4 ssndusky and Chicago With
stes-ers - al Fofft or fhe Norfh- h-Wcttern Lakes.
Grrrlalfa ant Snirprrs tpirasfIng ne rsufrcrfa.
tsc- - ,beif fftisF y hts conpsng. cst fsy W.T.
ceua1.irr1oe ~ a.. sreefg trafrsit
rffE RATFs of FkE0HT - any pel8; r. -
Us-f - ille ftoe1lvsrfs Halruet sfe a al dnaes
- fsvcrstis =, ut etsfgct ~ oths. Eaiiftt' Cen
psases-
- ps-rsisr % Hsri rsrs.g-a - I'r.-rst, srss
Rauaoab"
II a .NFEDfR. Fhn.tsirhis.
wA0nAw COOKS. - rcrfh -. hsitli1cr~.
fKECH 4 60. Ne s-trr Hsus-. e. No. aersf
NHnarn - ffw Ytfk
-tyrrIi 4 CO.. ~ ststs -. ncstno-
n "a HOUSTON, oenefs frright AFsaL ftfia.
KSCCH fFwfs. ccr'rrni esr.t A'ic<rs, r~rr
I. y HorFf. ee-rral tat~t axeci r1iis,tlpkis
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
TEE NEW RESERVOIR.

YESTERDAY witnessed the contamination Of one Of
those auspicious events that mark the progress Of
our city, 1t having been inlimated that at o'clock
the CroiOn would be introduced into the spacious
new Reservoir in the Central Park, large assem-
bage of our crizens boored the occasion with their
presence. Conspicuous smong the number we no
ticed his Honor the Mayor Myndert Van Schaick,
ESQ., Thomas Stephens President Of the Croton
Board, Thomas b. Tapp,n, Chief Engineer Of the
Board under whore superintendence the Reservoir
WAS conet'ucled) Simon Stevens, esq, and Messrs.
Faircbild e. Walker, contrsc ors Of the principal
portion Of the work.
A few minutes before o'clock, q flag was lowered
AZ signal for closing the gates OF the upper reseg
voirs, and OF precisely 3 o'clock signal-gun an
nounced the rasing of the infuent gates, and the
flow of the Croton into the new Reservoir.
His Honor Mayor OPDYKE then made bis appear
snce on tho platform and spoke as follows:
FgLLow-C rTIzgHs: Permit ue 10 offer you my
ii cere cOngrstula iOrs the completion OF this i'm
portant enter prise. We have the more reason to feel
proud Of the result when we reflect tina; during
considerable portion Of the tue the work has been
in progress onr country has been distracted by the
IN eavincs and distractions to business incident 10
n sanpninary civil wa. We shall henceiOrth have
il abundance that SPARKLING element which delights
aud ruricleg every family.
Ii would be scarcely 10 place here to recount the
opporilion tlat the und, a.Dg has met viii b, and
tie oi staces il has surmounted. i wonld merely
advert To the fact that when the experiment was rt
proposed and submitted 10 the test OF vote almost
every property-holder cast bis vote against toe
nea ,ure. Among the noble exceptions, however,
WAS Mynded Van Setback cheers who from the
inception Of the work has proved It's answering
iriend-cngiueering the requeite egisation--and by
his II, Il iggiug energy, zeal, and perseverance as
President OF the Board. bigly instrumental in con.
duc,ing thu work to glorious consumm 'tion.
have t,e honor Of Introducing the father of the
reservoir, Myndeu Van Scbsick.
MIR. Vas ScHAIcK addressed the assemblage Ms
follows
The spectacle which we have been invited this
day 10 witness ia truly full Of grandeur This reser
vor lake, large enough 10 float navy, or dock our
saIeliest steamers and mercbaDtuieD the greatest
work Of it, Guar. c'er in tins country age, L. this
y comlieiedaIl the former problems 10 relation
- IL ARE NOW solved triumpbantly. The engineers
nave opened their majestic gates, and the CrOton
RIVER PUSHES fatnoUs deep, ~ fiji IL up, obcdienly
10 iheir viii. The whole pr ject from first 10 last,
'is Oeen one bated prnci, les, accurate calcula
non, and pare philanthropy. anslgamaIipg MI par
ties, oil dvrions OF men, aud all varieties OF pO-
zeal olinion. during innumerable cha gee Of time
AID circumstance. Would " God that this peo, lie,
the people OF this city and Of this country, could I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

lcoa" may obtain il he desires them, an they each
refnsed TO have him. He is still III my service, en-
loving nv charity. now offer bis 80 vices to the
tender rnercies of "Pnbicola."
The allusions OF "Pu ,cola' to my being "the
oariisan and not the patriot" may CRAFTY the
Abolitoniss OF Westchester County, but my career
in Congress for two terms, and siuce this Rebellion
commenced, ref ties the statement.
was reelected to Congress an independent
Anti-LecomItou Democrat. / ever voted against
extending Slavery into free Il, rfiores and my lie
saved Kansas from wicked, Pros avery COnsli.
tatoa.
have ever treated the Secessionis,s Of the South
aud the Aboltioists Of the North as common epe-
mes to the Constitution aud the Union and believe
they have brought urOn us all our woes.
Since the Rebellion opened l have steadily sus-
tanned, and ttill do sustain, President Lincoln and
his Cabinet in all their efforts TO suppress it. have
made as many speeches. and individually paid and
raised much money III Westchester County to sus,
tam the Government as any other resident, ana
challenge a scrutiny of my whole public course in
proof If my own berality and earnest efforts 10 put
DO WI the existing Rebellion.
NV remarks at he West Farms meeting were fair
" reported, save in few respects, as pnolish'd ~
Your Yesterdays issue. i commend their pernsal
10 your readers the anidote to the bane OF Pub
iicOla."
Had known that my impromptu remarks al that
little home" meeting were to be published, might
have been more guarded as 10 some OF them AID
they would have been much more extended IN thelr
scope. certainly should have made no allusion to
the "incvit4be ntgger' had he not introduced his
sable presence in the meeting upon the lengthy in-
PRODUCTION of j. T. Williams, esq, who preceded me
with his speech.
As TO "Pablicola's" ipsinuation that my remarks
were "bd for next Falls campaign" and % to
the Democratic ranks alongside of Sam. Cox, Val
laudigham q Co.." 1t demands no notice iiom me,
save 10 ray that have always been independent III
Inv pubic utterances, and in politics opposed and
sll oppose the uIlrasm OF these politicians, with
the same consist ut vigor that have ever repudiated
the Abolitiouism OF Wendell Philips, Beecher, and
their sympathzers. ,,
Yours truly JOHN b. uAShiN'
! No. l86 Byodcedv August 49, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
To ne Edito, oJ ihe n. ). 7,iouue.

To ne Editor u me y. D. irtDu"r
Sir: 1t is not my usual Gust 20 reply 10 attacks
OF Anonymous newspaper correspondents. but the
communication poblisbed in your paper Of to day,
signed "pubiicols,' If 80 malignant aud partisan
chat have felt constrained 10 ice il. In referenc
70 the "hbe,aied sIave' now in ny employ, il is
not true that have brought or induced him to be
brought "North TO compete with whle labor"
The facts about bin arc these: The liberated
slave" was a cook with the llsNkine Zouayes, al
Jiaterss aud elsewhere, for Oger flx mouths, III d
Game TO the City Of New-Ycrk 10 Merct last with
AdJotaDt Evsos %fhat re .incut WHO, ia 10y ofiics,
solicited NE 70 ontau bin employment as a matter
81 charity. infoIIaed Tin did want l,Is ser
J could lind hIrn another vlaco Within a few days
After be came 70 INV resideDce offered liz services
9, three prominent Re publiclns OF tho town whom.
! ;uiorned oil his history, aud 8boss Dsmeo "Pab.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
Uritish Vessel Ashore ON Long Bcnen'

Core. o, ndenc- Of Tho n. Tribune.
TucKknros n. J.. oppo.i Little Eee bsrp .r ,"e'
A. deybreak yesterday morning fal''r'gse' o''s
aas die verrd aground on the ou'er bar o, "'"s
Beach, about rix miles north of Liule Egg '''''''
Inlet The captain and crew he'd no comm ""''
with those on shore, bat eude.vo'ed 70 'ofco w..
eel at brh wafer over the bar, bat tbe'r e"''' y"
S"" s s, tue 'I s .Sor. through s srs.l
si. il sy rs Ca tain J sase. i% % 'S.s' "as
no hat his big, the John ana ,,,'s 40 csrnes
At Sunderland, England seven months Az " Ind
over so S' own,d BY John w EllS,' S Hi a;
place. and insured at Aeweaelle' wa, ~ 20 q.
g s ua where The irsis led with salt tor I,I"
Newfoundland Ne, and ,neoee in la' :" NJ ", Br
lie overran hi, reckoning aud m .aN, ny, sloss il
.ev,t I,,It tor F- hand Llsht, ". too W. .,ls
.sars he,ore ne discovered his error Aranssa' "a
nave bssa made with Capt John =. n =; me ms2s.
nrr Hu ass,her !. favorable, and as sine u ""'
NH, v.s.si. no doubt no will 20 successful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

MONDAY. Aug ID. lBbi
BEEvrsWe have notice Slight chang. Ia favor o the
this week owing chiefly i.ug of 10 toe -upPy
Las. the total sale srou 400 Tbs week tie
esL arrivals 40 and 80 held over scc last u
d,y m.,ing total OF head From this number deduct
zoo hch been -ft In posture and we have GA
10 ssAIst ubJ days "a. 10 hsv~
o. a. 100 head aud tho difference sw-led h u
100 when gu Atty tsk-n into cousd-fs"n The .veras-
quality Of the oarbs At trn cent boF tat %"
we~k and TIT srt In celebration
have sdysBctd lUG!c POI LOG n the better AIDES aud
tLs iLesior I- dtuaId l. fa D0tn On Easrrn and
.Yok scco.nt For the Brighton DsIket thrfe wa
comparatively bi,k inquiry and about 90 head Including
soa.. Of the aud lfs-t doyrs change hands;
Brighton buyer (hr seoun) took les. Lao S head to
40 IA dlrcon Between t.Tteeu snd hiir.n NJ ed
head .old 10 New fOk,fs cluds upward Of 20 had
cont ,cior ard lew is tor
those seeking dfoses Commission. some huye, thi
they have pd to- advance but e actual figures do not
sassin this view.
hKcEiP1s The following Is cempasivs statement OF
this market CenrI ksirosd latibg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

DEATH OF THK Hos. EDWARD A. kEwT0s.-A
di.patcb to the Bosfon .jnrnai announces the
d ath OF the Hon. Edward A. Newton OF Pis'sleid,
Mass, one Of the most respected citizens Of tue
state. lie was = prominent member OF the frot'
ostaLt Episcopal Church. and Tor many Yeas =
Vice-preridcnt of tho American Bible Society, snd
regularly attended its meetings; his ago wis |o
but 10 kindly had time dealt with him that those
who did not know bis ago would not have suP'
posed him 70 have attained bis three score and ten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
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