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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
Total,,.,...9,819

The returns from the Counties OF Wasatch, WASH
nytou. Iron. nnd Green River have not yet come 10
hand. Ii the citizens of these counties tnrned ont
aud voted in proportionable ratio to those from
vote will be- nearly l3 O0O-lsrger han was estated
under the crcnmstances as many of the electors are
located so remote from the place where the election
was held in their respective precincts that 1t was I'M
possible at that time OF storms and floods for them TO
attend the polls.
The Governor elect Lad called the General Assem-
bly, 10 meet on the l4h Of April inst at Great Salt
Lake City,
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MILITARY FUsERAL.-Tbe funeral Of Lieut..
James Lyons, of Company II, 69th Regiment n. I:
s. NJ, who died of lung disease, took place on Mon
day afternoon from his late residence No. 2ls West
Forty -sixth street. The funeral was attended by
the members OF Company H., Capt. Butler, and
the officers Of the regiment, who accompanied the
remains 70 Calvary Cemetery.
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more interesting to your readers. Until we march
from sris impoverished and be1isa;ed region, iheey
mv., oxer, lee patience and forbea'anco over the
din ines. Of sanes that have bu, Ittie meaning, and
N ,noyements nat are apparently withou, an OBJ
iect ave 20 find fcrage Tor our mules aud horses,
ana euen other neeeesrien az are no, brought 10 us
bV oilf e6ptuieeaFy A. tT,luF.
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FROM PORT ROYAL.

ARRIVAL or THE U. s. TRANSPORT FULTON.
The Fulton, Capt. wotton, arrived on Monday
morning from Port Royal after passage Of IS hours
She brings no news, having sailed on the 18th, at 5
o. m.; the Atlantic having sailei ON the 24tb.
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SEVERE RECOMMENDATIONS
In the official report OF Gen. Hurlbu we find the
following: 81 recommend that the officers Of the
18th Ohio Battery be mustered out of service, and
the men and material remaining be applied TO filling
up the ranks of some battery which has done honor
10 the service"
The reason for this We find in former portion Of
the report, as follows:
"a single shot from the enemy's battery struck in
Myers's 18th Ohio Battery, when officers and men,
with common impulse Of disgyaceial cowardee,
abandoned the entire battery, horses, caissons and
guns, and fled, and Saw them no more until Iues-
day"
The 18th Ohio Battery was organized at Bellefon-
tane.
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THE ELECTION IN DESERET.

From tbs Desert Neus, March l9.
The following exhibit shows the result Of the first
general election under the Constitution held on The
Sd slant ~ far as the returns have been received
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OUR COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH THE
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.

Fror fAt Nana1 n. p GpdTdld1, -fITil t. .
A great deal of curiosity has been Expressed OF
late a. to the extent Of the commercial relations OF
Nassau with the Confederate States Of America. To
CRAFTY this very general desire. We have carefully
examined the cficial records of the Customs, and
are enabled to present subjoiDed complete list OF
all the arrivals fIcm Confederate porte since the CON-
mencement of the Federal blockade.
II ia not with the view Of expatatng on the
of the latter that W. have COM
piled this table, but to show to our merchants the
Importance OF the trade that has recently grown ny,
and which, if properly fostered, may attain much
wider proportions. The majority Of The yecses men
toned below have AGAIN run the blockade into Con-
federaie ports but OF these we need not present a
record
Il il notable circumstance that the arrivals from
the Southern States are numerous than those
from the North, with which onr intercourse is free
and unresiraiued:
june ~ iGeI schr "arksF snith F.andina naval stores
Juno ~. schr W. H. korihrop, siman WnmipgioD,
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NEW YORK TO LlNERPooL: .

NEW york TO LINERPOUL.
~ TUE STEAMSHIP GREtT EASTERN
VIII sail from sEW-YORk fof Lih ERPOOl on
SATURDAY, hsy 81.
Price Of passage in
First Cabn............F93U U@ti3
according aie00m nn0dt'9rs a. OF ., privileges
beilg eqnll
Third Cshin............@3 @301 81
with Npry superior ac'oDm OdG'ion D les Oi rooms FOR
Gnes my b. ensg 3ed by special Guanfene1; No berA
secured uufl paid for.
ROWLAND ASPfNW ALL, Agents.
p - ;he sip may be a1d eng roneuts male oy
eight ,sss. spplica'io. 60 Ct. y. a. WHITING
At the o. = NJ. Broadway. New OK.
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VAPSCCrT's LINE LIVERPOOL

ii AND LONDON PACkEIs ~. .,
REMTTANCES no ENGLAND ihhtErn.iN ihEnINNDo oP yiRr,
pASsA ~ 10 OR FROM GREAT BRITAIN oh I'M,
LAND el The owes rates aud DkArI geSsee on uenl.d
xnyvIer. m oughout tho UNITED kiNnDos, esu pe oo'
L,OR BOEDEAUX.-Tb A brig BELLE
II OF THE BAY Holloway, master, VII have Dispatch.
For freish. or passage apply toy VIM j. DEWEY Co, No
% Wallst
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G1S0 PIANOS.-WAR PRlC CEs.-Aew
qp ktIV 81 -ocavs PIANOS, ell Round Corner over
.tfuns and iroulrsuitd for $780, ,oc DO, for - 500
and $3.50 Secondhand Pianos sr.si baFean.ob- ooot
500; do Gilbert, lIO; ~ rosewood Sl29; one
b. DO Waters : 100; do 81 -l50. MfLODEOSs, e.
oct hand 70; scot Js $50; do Piano style
s65 One hundred and second hand Psnos and Helo
RENT from ~ 30 80 per month ana rent Sio wed
Ii purchased Monthly payments eceived Tor the sane FOR
elsn SIC 9, cents psge. Pianist In st-ads9ce 80 tTy
new Music. HORACE WATERS AGENT No ~ broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
Tnr N.snvnLr.-TLe Nauaa n. Pl Gnord-al

THr N,sHvILLr.-Tc Nassau ~. P.) GHord.aa
Of April says:
The Confederate steamer Nashville arrived from
Charleston via Georgetown, on Sundaylast. She
brought files OF The ChIresfOH CcHrifr 10 the I'D
March. copiea Of which have been kindly placed at
our disposal. The arrival Of this celebrated steamer
created considerable interest, inasmuoh her
"hair-breadth scApes uud daring in the inferno.
cine war in which our American brethren are now
unfortunately engaged viii be chroncled by some
future slacaulay. Having finished hor belhgercnt
work 10 the English Channels having lain side By
aide with the TusclrOra in Southampton waters; nc
complished her mission at Gibrlltar; and run the
lloel. 10 1T ChaIleston she now lies peacefully in
n,1f5si wuters; and, ike tIc,nuatus on land, re-
turns to her fret love, ready to plough the ocean
apain ,Toighod will the products OF peace, under
new name and British register.
The same paper also says;
Ii having seen reported by vessel recently ar.
rived here that two ships OF war were cruising of
Absco, n. NJ. s. Bulldog, Commander Mckillop, left
orr harbor at 10 IL IN. Monday for the purpose of
ascertaiuing the truth OF this report. Should such
be the ease and the ships be L. = cruisers they will
be warned OF the iTeguarty OF cruising in British
waiers Tor the purpose of intercepng tho trade of
biz port. a schooner arrived on Monday night from
AbRco, and reported that cannonadDg was heard for
about twelve hours during her passage here.
SRTIkIS0 FACTs.--While Southern money Is almost
utterly worthless in this city, and business houses
and hotels keep posted their placarde inscribed, mo
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

brown paper the United States Treasury notes pass
AZ par IN all transactions. Nashville Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
Summer Retreats.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn.-One
oi the best houses ia the city Terms, s1Pe, 6sy
4. j. PLIMPipN.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

CTEINWAY d SONS GOLD-MEDAL Pa
AMOS have been awarded the irt pre- ium wherever an
eompetition With the beat uskes o.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia snd Baltimore, and are no"
considered the bs., Pianos manufactured.
written guaranty 70. tive years given with each n.fi-
mont.
Wsnroom. Nos. 50 an q WALKER-ST. near BroalgAy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
l62. I HE 1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
with i.i connections forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROJrE
FHoN NEv.N DIRK 70 Tny PEfNC PAL WEsrFRS cI 80
Ei,t trains daily from New ork TO Philadelphia via
NewJe-.ey and Camden snd "a AEi6oy hoe ,,,,,
ALL THBOUGB TRAINS FOR THE WEsf ~ THIS
ROI ~ LEAVE EEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT or COtBrLANOTSE
b way Of PhadephA the Dofnr pAssengeIs clve fe'
Yorh time ether routes bFeLihg paisenseo
AZ o NJ one hour later than ether lines.
By way Of Allentown. evening passengers sVe at . n,
.ve a the aauls Northern lines Ia ChcAzo md al
Doints IL NorhWest. Cres;se Indianapolis, LOpy!s
g. Louis, Cleyeand Ceumbl', Cincinnati and al mao
pi.t.bllS SIS me. and New YORK to PitsbuTsn 50 mis.
Smoking ard ssloon Csrs on all train-
Fato tine ss.ne a other routes.
B..raoa q isc. ed through. Transfers free.
s'eiry TlcAe.s god until used by Pittsburgh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION
The Psnn,ylganis Central Company nuns an Emisrart
unoasol Line. which aords comfortable mode of
travel 20 parties moving estwad, NJ one bali tee Uso4
Of isr. ,.,,.,~,,,
BY ths route, irehts Of s descriptions cen be FORWARDED
and oI any pot the Rairosd, Of Ohio kenlaeky la
dsua Illinois " i.cousln, Iowa or Missouri by RAIL
DAD DIRECT OF 90 port the naygAble IiseD Of
Ghe West By steamers from pi,t.buigh.
The rates of freht TO and from any point IN the WestDy
the Penn y'ana Railroad at al tunes favorable re
charged by other Railroad Conpsues Merchants end nip
ntusins the transportation o. their Freight to
Dsny, can rely with confidence o. its,peedy ifsnsit
Faaers ard Dealers 10 Live stock will hnd this most sd
vanageous route, Capeclous fsrds vel wstesa anl s.
Piled with every convenience have been opsn.a y. WI, ns
and its ctions and every attention - p.a % s
From harrisburg. where viii he found every %
mHR' m "a rps sos sASi irtf 'M%akETs
T. l. ELLIOTT Passenger AGENT No. Aftor lioass
LEECB CO.. Freight Agents; ,,,,n.-.
No. Batter, gssA
ENOCH LEWIS General sOp't. Ahssn. Pc
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Ocean 6iednefs.

DASSPORT OFFICE No. 300 Broadway,
nosr Fllton-st ground loorN4iurlized citizens uus
produce their ccrhcate. Letters -sng iuoustion iu
AarLp
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

LOSS IN HURLBUrS DIVISION.
Gen. Hnrlbut's division was in The brunt OF battle
on the field of Shiloh His official report gives the
cnanaliiel q. fnllnWn.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENr.


Passenger Section in Ner-Y 27h-st sne ShW
TRAINS LEAVE yEw-YoRK:
F0r NewHavoa. :. a u., (EIB; l2:l3 3io(EL)i $780,
For bridgeport: T. M, tEr); R:ls. $3.50 Es)i 40
For Milford siraord Fairfield Southport and wes.pod
a. n. l2:l5 $3.50, ana s:a0 p m - -
for No.wsA, $50 a. ~; 1915, $780, EIG $780, ';Sc ,;
For Dsren and Cseenwieh, = $50 a m.; n:i5 $50 s'S
fos stanford :, 8, Exl ssoa M. is'iS, $780, H'h D.
So 4:30 5;.A. pm. ooo - a.,
Is 3:5O; A; % $3.50, $50, ~. IN.
~ ?or+ Chester and New. Rochsl'e. 3 o. IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
for Boston via Sp-ing ghed ga. tx $50 lEyl
Fer Boston. Via Shore Line. l2;l5. p. u
FoI Hartford ard SpInsheld IA m. tExl D;i'' $40
For Connection: River Railroad to Montreal u, Elh
For Hartford Ployiisnee, and Fhkil Rsirosd. An,
U,x.y, 1915 y. nh.
For Ney.Hs.ou, New.Lonion aud Stonin.;op Ruhoss
ats H. ~, l2;l5. $50. p. Il.
For Canal Rallrosd. H.: 10 p. N. 20 Northampton
l'or H1usstouc Rgiiroi1 70 Pittsheld'S g. H.
Fog Nsrra.ucs Rlilf3ad. q. ~ 3:pp. n.
Tor Dslburv and Norwalk RaFosd, :, a. IA, 3:5Jp
Comu0lious Seepins Car 4t,eched & 2 n. trrin
JAMES H. HOfr npsrineldsaL
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-FM.IrRSFY RAILROAD-FOR Phil.

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
N ADFLPHIA and tho SOUTH and WEST, via JEh.
sFY CiTY-blsl and Express Lines Leave Ee~-fork .,
And 10 a NJ 4 sid II D. m. Fare So Through tickets
sold T be South sndW est and through baggage ehecsea
o. H. aud aud II o. n. trains =,
J. W. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No baggage vim b. received for any train. ues denvsss
and r~ssed Is minutes in advance Of the time of lesyirE
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

SRTIKISG FAcrs.--While Southern money is almos;
utterly worthless in this city, and business houses
are valued about ns much " the same amount Of
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Total. .''.''':'''''''''
Lore of MYERS and Roses batteries:
sFvrnr nrrnMNIEND ATION.

noIssh.' '''.s''.'''''''''''' '''''''''''"''''
Onns aud csissOns. .......................
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IyOR BRIDGEPORT.-T steamer BRIDGE

u PORT viii leave Pock.sip, f. T., every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock noon arriving
IN ia time connect Nth all the E1pew 1rana
Retnming leave bridgeport every MONDAY, WiiDNEs-
DAY sud FRIDAY MORNINGS on he arrival Of, q Csr-
i0 freight tsken and way bill to ali stations on the Bouss
tof:c Railroad.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
VUE UORACE WATERS WANOS and

'IE fIOINlf'E w II TIto IHf.'J1l uII'I
i MFLODFONs and ALEX ANDRE ORGANS ard
T. 8ILBERr& Co.'S celebrated hOiIAS PIANOS, are TIE
finest Instruments for parors aud churches no~ in 3.e
lere us.o the warerooms No i8i
Broadway between Grand end BToomests, when VIII he
cold st extremely low prices Pianos and h odeone, non
,rodrv sker new tpd oud hand Let and rent allowed
pu,cha Cd per agT.eoIent uthly psymets Teec wed
FOR the sns Sheet Music, hIs Books. and al Ancs oi
e Merchandise st prices Pianisi IN aenfsuce
will try music.
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Killed. ''''''''''''''''''''
Wounded.
Ni-sing. ~
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RAILROAD of NEWER

N SFY-Tgsir. !ssve Jersey City for Pernont At 9IeAn
40 ieS s.25 and S:15 o. n. for nun,sy e. 4:s9 n
and ,Jr SufeTns a. o:i5 >. u. T. W. pEhaAc'l o'p'.
NETWORK a. NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
aluelral Instruments.

DIANOs, MELODEONS, IiARMONIUMs.-
First cl.ss For SALE. 10 LEE or SOLD on ms STALL
NENrS on favorable terms Peloubet Harmoniuns, one
two or three Of Keys sl3Sto 800 Cottage Plsno'
fnlly warranted. "a aud octave, SlsO 90 b2bD
10Y 4 N PELTON Nos 8lI and s43 Broadway. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
L,OR BOSTON and PRONIDENCE, via NEW

FOX BUSIUN ana II,V' IDI.t'Nn, S vIs .,o.',,,
s;esmer METROPOLIS. Capt BIrwn. leaves New foft
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, end SATURDAY, 81
O'clock D. M and the EMPIRE STATE. Cspt Brsyson On
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, a. "ci'ts p M
from Pier No. . ". r. -.
Hereafter no rooms WI be regarded as securedS anysP
plicaat until the came shsn have been paid for.
E,gh, TO Boston s forwarded through with great dpees
By sn Express Freight Irain. - ,~,,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
YANKEE PRISONERS.

Fourteen Yankee prisoners arrived, VIA Ceitra
p1;lrooJ an Sunday nicht. Tie cars were dcaye
for eome cause and did not get in I'LL 3o'cock. IN
p,isorers sre part Of the drbri' left by Mcclellan
lis backward march from Manassas.
''''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA:

III TT~VN NV F.N II
~ NY aud TROY. con
NORTH grt " EST. Iain'
FROM ChambeTs-s'.
Exp $, : aud Al a. IL, ana 3:
.naIl Jp. IA.
Troy sud Al6sny (with sleep
i-zc-Fi. lc p. IA.
PouGh .csrsic train. al $50 q.
"a. aud - m. ana o:5p p. u.
Peckssill tlsin, 4:O p. a.
Sing sing train, 9.ss 9. NJ.
5:oOp. m.
, 1862-07-11
NUMBER $40

emancipt ton Of negroes or Indians the cours
Of the rebels would justify us in employing
these in any capacity. He understood thas
the rebels not only employed negroes but
also armed them. Some fault has been found
with some Senators as it was thought they
we're rather weak He {Doolirtle} 'Fas for
putting down rebellion with ball aud bayonet
NOW vas the time to speak words Of cour-
age and encouragement to the President, il
stead Of launching words Of deuuncLltion
against Lin and his generals. Now is the
time when we should renew OUT pledge before
high heaven and swear before the lIyin. God
who 1iyeth and ruleth forever, that We will
pnt down this rebellion and sustain this con
Etitutlon and Union forever. Suppressed
applause in the galleries.l
Mr.. WILSON Of Mass. wanted to know
What the administration had ever asked for
that mad not been granted By the Senate.
Mr. D0OL1TTLE said the president wanted
the sympathy and hearts OF the Senate.
Mr. WILSON claimed that the president had
ail the sympathics Of the Senate, and never
IVES more forbearanee shown him than BY the
Senate. He thought the Senate did not need
lccturiDE-
Several amendments were offered and re-
jeeted. and the following were agreed TO:
Ttat Ill loyal persons shall be compensated
for tie loss Of such persons as are taken Ia-
der this bill. The first section, with amend
sucnt, authorizes the President to receive: Der.
soEs Of African descent into tue service Of tie
United Statcs. AS thus amended i. was atont.
I'd. The question then, was Oh the second
section, giving freedom to tie mother, Wit;
and children of the persons rendering suc5
service. An amendment WAS adopted thai
this apply Only to the slaves cf reoeis.
Mr.. BROW MING moved to strike ont thu
words "n,o.Eer. wifc and chi!drtn,' in til:
provisions for freedom, and spoke i. great
ier@;h Oh t1e question being takeu- Ihtfl
Wcs 10 quorum.
Tic Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. 1-oHE!OI ssk@d, but failed to receive
consrEt to Introduce Il resolution !usttueIia.
the Committee on Ways and Mans t, TAX
lHeaS1.res to prevent nnn-s -sreeie-Ir.yirg h.:uk;
from Interfering with treasury notes, to IL;
serious injury Of the public credit
Mr.. ANTHONY Introduced i hill to tlatln,
the number OF hrigadicr and major general
in tic ARMY. The bill provides tur q rrlr:.
ton in tie uuu.b-r OF bri&-adier and nlajo
generals. It Vas referred to the Military Com
n:iltee.
| The House passed the Senate resolution t.
! suspend 81 payments under the act Of Marc!
| last, to secure to officers and mcn artu1n
| employed in the Western department thei
| I,ay, bounty aud pensions, and appoint thrc
commissioners to investigate and examine a
claims and report to the Secretary OF W4r.
| The House passed tie Senate bill for tn
better government Of the navy. and the Uous
| resolution Of thanks to Com. Foote.
I Adjourned.
, 1862-07-11

TEE SITUATION at EICKSHF.RG.
Our map, published elsewhere, will show
tlc present position Of Nicks5urg as re-
cards the course Of the Mississippi River
The lined space also shows the canal which
is l,einc cut across the bend This clnal
Or ditch is to cut through the neck Of the
bend Of The river. The bend is fourteen
miles long; across tue neck is but three
sfour,l4s Of q mile. The people Of that city
Lave lorg apprehendcd that high water
might cut such canal, thus is,lating
ticksburg far away from future mississippi
-ayieaticn The canal hai1but to be started
ov man to be finished swiftly by the
11ver's current. The resistance those hay
51g the control Of the city affairs are ma
King 10 the authorities Of the United States
RENDERS ii necessary that Nicksburg should
bc thus removed from 100 close proximity
hereafter to the navigation Of the Alissls
sipri. Thus, war mt o1ly makes change:
II men, but in geographical positions
I'cr;s arc closed and new ones opened, til
course Of rivers are changed, and water
3rontcd cities are transformed into inlan'
Villages. Such arc some Of the results Q
tIiiS historic ncriOd,
, 1862-07-11
TIE WAR N TIE PENtSsrzA

TIE WAR IN EEIE EEAlSSa 14a'
Tie resolution Of Senator Chandler has
PASSED tl4c Senate and the country is now
likely to have facts and docunlentsi IN place
OF tic windy efforts Of partizanship. II
vas quite time too, for never have dctrac-
lion and Misrepresentation been set at
work with more persistence and
sl.amclcssnes=. "Some one has blum
Gcred,'' and the wreck Of the army Of
t1:c Potomac is tue result, now that it has
come time to let the people see that
there was really q disaster and d repulse.
Tic friends Of Gen. Mcclellan will not
need 10 bc reminded by olr. Chandler S
resolution that the necessity as well as
origin Of this official inquiry grew out OF
assaults upon the administration and the
Secretary Of War unparalleled for their
7vcnonl aud daring. We shall have the
truth now,
, 1862-07-11
THE LAW OF PRIZES.
Important Decision In Nfassachusetts.

lFrom the Roston Advertiser, Jul7 81
In the case OF 'sThe schooner julia and
cargo" reported in our court calendar this
morning, point OF considerable bic inter
est is decId' d. The Law OF prizes requires
ca1fors to send in the master Of the captured
xesstl i, possible But by some mistake or
ovcrs!sh' Of tlag ot1lctrs Or Of the navy de-
7,artnent i,s.lf our navy officers have merely
Been directed to send in 1.-TWO Of the captured
crew. When The s'Jul;a" was taken, tAt
Commanding officer of the Cambridge com
7lled with lheee instructions by sending in
TWO Of the crew, hut did not send the master.
no claimants appeared. Tue Julia and her
cargo appeared GU the face Of her papers, to
he neutral property-al' Lough there was some
evldeucc tending to show secret transfer
5ust be'ore Sailing and 8 suspicion existed
lbut there was no proof} that she YVES sold to
The ftbt ls.
). Judge Sprague held that, in view of the
omission u The government and the cautors
TO furnish the uaAstel's testimony, he must
grant the de}uy Of year and day for CHI n -.
ants 10 appear before ordering coudemua-
tion.
Il would be wel for all concerned to take
notice OF decision SO equitable aud aud so
Gon6'derate Of neutral rights,
Tue lear and day for the Julia expires in
October. We learn that the navr department
has Issued orders calculated to prevent ths
recurrence Of mistake which might deprive
the goEerDnent Of important resources at {
4i1ue when they are very much needed,
, 1862-07-11
Bloody Riot Among the Stcredores at
lulsdn.

TOLEDO, o., July 6.-A riot has been going
on here to-day bet ween the Irish aud negro
etcvtdores. The Irish struck aud we're dis
changed, and negroes employed at the old
prices. The not commenced at the dock
where the propeller New York, of the Erie
line, vas loading. It soon spread to all the
ducks.
The Irish tried to prevent the negroes from
working, attacking them With stones, clubs,
etc: The negroes, in defense, drew knives
;pc pistols, and considerable shooting and
cutting wae done.
participants injured Several houses brloug.
irg to 1egroes were demolished Citizens
stre called ont to quell the riot, and arc pat
| rolling the Streets with arms, arresting rioters
, 1862-07-11

It cheerful reflection to Ills friends
that everybody knows where to find
Senator Browning True, they We're al
orc time surprised 10 find him III the
L uilcd States Senate, but as hc c1ulc in
cilly second hand article, it was deemed
tlat the interval Of his holding the place
would be sure to turn up a better man.
1sut every 1ody knows where to find
N1r. Browning. He never gets his
length {anu hy no means the length Of
one Of his spc c>chcs) away from the negro.
& is bait that is always sure to bring him
out. lie CAN follow the coolest scent, but
i: is always in the service Of the Niger
drivers Ie WAS OF old always nlous1ng
about the precincts OF the great prison
house Of oppression, puttyiug, cracks and
making q lrgal Caesar Of himself in the
way Of hole-stopping. Invaluable Mr.
Browning when slavery was loyal
because dominant thrice priceless:
nir. +. when Slavery is in {
sharp e:arrel With the government, fol
mark the dcxterous agility with which thE
cid atiorncy strives to slip in leaves tori
from lis law books, to break the blow
tha: ara: Ellin. on Slavcry's carcase. bh
brow liEg Introduced 4 thicker wad tha
usual Yesterday and bored the Scnat
severely. and they did not scrupl
to 1cll him SO, which lie rcscn'
cd. blr. Browning made 3 ras
assertion too. He evidently has in
mortality in his eye, and has fixed uro
lis beau IDEAL II is the celebrated "La
Man. roc for which 1Ir. Browning
evidently getting himself up. If a pro
l:unation Of Emancipation be neccssar
.nd il A1r. Browning saw it would end Il
F;,r lie s'vould vote no. if he was Il
s,nly Senator on that side Of the qucsio
Excellent Mr.. Browning, it is the chcapt
Kind Of notoriety, that won by lag1ng
Lind, Remember: pts wife, Mr. Bro"
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