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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

The result, was thousand different varieties There
were sixty pistillates, one staminate, which pro-
duced no fruit, und the remainder bi-exual o.
hermaphrodiie.
On, of this number have three varieties that
have fruited three years, Ihul think worthy OK
Icing cul ivated. From two hundred feedtnss OF
1861 irnised Two years, shall keep two for further
Till
To those who NAV think this 'etions under
taking would say that no o.. shoald undertake 10
produce new and improved varie les VI trniIs and
ovcrs ii it il 10 be looked u2on labor II should
be made pleasaat pls,ilDe.
Uesenl.0n i.0rsrS far Rlpsniag Frnt--Upcn
hi, question. Prof MAPS gave bis views at sOuo
length. We have room for only brei portion u
.is lenarks. He said:
fairly vent.led ana four five degrees above the
ding poipf-f lower, the quality will lot be ~
cood IL an ite-iouee the air lie too cold. room,
with On ice-box PLACED rear tho ceilug. constantly
snpv,i.d With ice, ard having ,n opening TO ADMIT
current OF or above the icr, W. al wanted. Ihs
room lfself should be double il is rides, floor and
ling ss cocired space vi sr lie the best Known
noD-conductor. TIE a.uoubt OF ice used undsf lhis
aiianeeE4su. Viii be 10 es,fr i-Gee1 lets, l-h "
deyOsitiIg trJ,t in ordinary loe-hovfe, az :" any
ose Tho temperature OF he iInil tan "i; oe lover
ed al tie expense Of the lie. No mlelake ID moro
coInlon ths that u pls,s lie 10 tne bottom, ia.
stead Of the top Of Z refIiseia or or room, - %
cooled. The doors and ulows shoulI be double,
and the windows dsrAened, except when hght -
positively necessary. Wmh snca I'll arrange
men,, pears may 70 kept II picked 1t the proies
time and carefully handled, nriil the proper dates
FOR r.psnug, and then, ly renewing tnef 10 riper-
ing ciorei. at Temperature OF 100 FAHRENHEIT,
.ley will ren in ioui days or less and il kept dark
during tie .iening the col4 v Ill he materially iol-
proved. ofteu showing Lusb, which they will not
have If ipeaed IA tbs light.
The det- I,ion room would be invaluable 10 the
growers OF fruits generally. Even sppl-s, when
res led as above described rTc far more juicy and
r.l.,he than VIII. tire. ted IN The ordnsry ulsnuer.
Small fluits, as Kicked should be pla ed in the de.
tentiou room and when reduced in TEN. eratn'e 70
from 30 to 41o, they r.ay DO carried to MAJ ket ~
finer order ,hao ordinarily treeied Such roola
in the earlier part Of the Summer lay 10 nreh as
geneI al refrigerator for butter m-ats &C.. but ~heA
rsed Tor ruts all other ms.t-rr sh.ua he excluded
and above al, it should 10 kept Ie'fectly clean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11
AMY AND NAVY.

The ,ror-clad Roanoke j. rapidly assuming IN
ishcd appearance tic lowe part ~ toe he'll ~ coz
cred with pnies end on Au5 / r Is 10 be taken u
the Novelty Iron Works 10 have Der Mailing COM
pleted There are about ~ hands employed nn her
There we're 800 engaged IN stripping her o. hisi.
Tn. new riesin.cor, etlc Adirondack, hnirned hnf
reported ready Vr ,ea Hone n1 sin' e, u ~ connie
ion aud manned, 10 the stre"ni unable - obey Tue
&" ses 0lIe.s OF Svcntsly Ntliae' VI ccaacIleh,t :"
Liybt disafran.eleu. 10 her machinery. when
Gill .oop be rpuedied she Ers On bJard prJyi-
Il ps. rtore. and ammunition Tor pruy long
rri,,.e and p leave the lald nnce- seeleo irs.ric.
t,us An she siailds sue lHs L,rdly c0st more "a 80
e. G,000--sbout as much AZ tho SDoarLh repd4fi
w,li require.
rte seminole fnd Baiul,d.e, steam guuboat
and bri ..of war, h.ye, be.Ore animated been
emried 0i hll tho requisite. OF active duiy 'i'm
"n,ef. 10 lufiit s.cp.les. iLey afe 10 be over
hauled aud lttd ODD, ilr service ~ 40. 10 N5I,-
dlsarht ves.els beiag ~ p'eeui eligible for tn.t
si-e'7,r..0 no .,tion nsu.d "ofdne-y on the Naval
p,ai,f.r. H cir marine. have been Transferred u
bat. hs. tie crevg discharged, ~ rsts'nec, ~ enh
am, f.rNpe.'iue dllssigi, end tbcir ulicrr nj
lowed a l.w dsys fni0leh. Boin have been eur
vevei The ~ linole ruMor t'yh !. f0it.i--fol'rn
go -.,- sio B. .bs uuri economically re iirr
+, ID. Ivy. her orr nal hui ha'i co't lass ih.n
iLst of any oi be- coltmpn.4ros. she "-' maze
M, f,r l,r tl.er.ltss o teIgg utie scaWuut'.
The old 4o,.i. e., sip North tiIoii1a ~ occl-
ti.. Acr I'D Hr,hOr.-o. SO Ia. u01 -, so many
ID ia 10
i.i.s tOC-si,.. uui'e lfgo cr. - irnsie TWO.
da9 a.. icr dcr.. 1he ,oH iie'lon Of ne aLnani
ov,i,.rlor makes her look ie'pe.'hoi'' 'd
.ir,fr.rs ii III 10 che Yard consider De- mH'nii-
Gem ln,.olb,t,e clip. Tue Prncc DE- Jo:n'iile'
.reat naval usn ssIe 10. was one o. hose ,9le o.
r,iyed H. to Gnc asP'ci d tho Feste. in- 10Y
me of tie frog ..iiou Is now the sil-aosorhinH
tu1ic among her crew, srd II Is sad they nr'd -
renew tie Oh omUqs ing rick, ed again 2Ai;9nlse
he Iiisl,oUu pin.,es il ils cuiofoemfnt b. Al
tempted. a. $500.
1te constructing department Of tho Yard IL nov
mOnopot al ~ iuc stealn-!is gee iicouleis "a ~
sci - vgauu, which pre- r. .eiring tuuif uhrNin 3
tou,bca. The Latter will DO ready ior Launching IL
a few weeks, having been PLafkoi ALREADY. 5hes'
V.',seI, viii % Of n lager ,Za than he Amfoun"k
and bet er caleulated Coz he general ous4ness OF
mcn-of-wRr tu..,.,,,,
The ofesips Relief and Salpy are ~ 'te ,'feIl'
tn. i,tt.r bis h4f new deok lJt on toa4d' III,
steam transport CONNECTICUT is ready for sea- an"
will sail ON Thursday next for Sow.Orlests o ne
will take letters, papers, ind parcels ior 'He ''
stationed there. o.noah
The othw vessel, Of the Yard are tbs ssSaphSo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

THE New Ceoros RgssRvorR.-Ths great entsr.
prise, with the exception Of q ANAL portion Of The
walls, i. now entirely completed. II occupies lU1
acres Of gronD6, and wac commenced in April, 1853.
Il is divided into too s-ctions-the northern ana
t!,e southern. They are oounece ed By gate,
though each bas q separate outlet. Through toe
rorbsrn cate ,he water flows into both sections from
the old aqueduct. The northern srctoo 's desigpcd
a. feeder 10 both, also direct source VI supply
10 the northern part OF the city. The walls are built
slopngly, ard average Al feet in hight AMI tho
masonry is 20 inches in thekDess-s being OF SOLID
stone aud Of concrete. The masonry is sustained
bv walls Of earth 100 feet ick at the base. pad'
de trench ruus underneath tia walls, thus atforoing
an additional means Of security sgainst sccident.
There are two places 10 each gaze where the water
Ray be Gu, of-the suicss and tie a0p.cocks. In
tie lower gate are six distributing pipes four
feet two inches in diameter. The inst will
supply Thiro svenue and tie lower Streets Of the
city; the ,eeond Fourth avenue and Yorkville; the
third md fourth will empty directly into the ressrs
vor ia Forty.secoBd street, the fifth 10 70 feed tho
Fifth avenue pipes, and the SIKH will how INTO
Eighth avenue and connecting pipes The Old
reservoir contains but three lays supply. The
new oDe il expected TO be able to endure three
months draia Tie ert IN ted cost of tie work 10
81 900 900. messrs. FairchIlt, Welker e. Co. exc
cuied tie mason work. The Crotun Aqueduct
Board desrug the public TO inspect the work, have
caused guides to bo placed a. the gates and the gas
TO be key; Lighted from 3 a. no. to g P. m. The in.
PRODUCTION Of water will probably lot take place
until the latter part Of this month, when grand
celebration Is proposed. Our ci'zeos may not soon
have another opportunity 10 view 80 great hi
amph of labor and SKILL and the occasion should b
improved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

TrrR,BLx BALLOON AociDrHT.-The people o
Sparta, Morrow County, Ohi,, had a large ceIcbrs'
tr..tion on the Fourth. A ballon ascension having
teen announced and prepared, by Mr. r. Il. West
brock Is bo bad previously made on or Two succ ss
fu ascensioos at other places i'll the county, The bal
loon was inflated, and with Dir. Wsctbrook In tho
car started from the earth between and D clock
H. m r. lad no, asccnGed than 3DO or 100 feet,
when il burst and turned iaside out and feel WIN
rapid momentum. striking the ground about thirty
rods f.on It's staring pont Inc anI"n ohnts
aeronant struck tue ground feet foremost,
his hees going through the close wicker-wofk " tss
side Of the car and sinking to The depth Of neary
two inches tie was Immediately taken ols oi We
car in 4 tsllS unconscious cOhdi lie One o. ms
leo was broken-perbsps both, and the Internal In.
uries to vits pars Of Lie body and brain preeuaed
all hope of recovery. No human organization could
endure such dreadful concu.sion. Several pn)st-
eians were at hand and Rendered Hl the sd IN their
power. The balloon was ab Olutely rottsn, ana
filled With Lot sir. Nr. Wes,brook was well aware
Of ,he imminent hazard, but, rather than dsappoihs
The people by not ascending, 10 rssed nis ne anu
lost il. |, was y terrible spectacle Mr.. W. " s
abou, a years Of eye. lie rCs,.d III Cheser, Nor"
row County. lie leaves wife aud one ch.lJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

SPECIAL MEETING or rHE CHAMBER OF Con-
sERcs.-At q SPECIAL meeting OF the Chamber OK
Commerce. jonathan Siargs, esq, in The chair, ME-
Seyeus, member OF the COMMITTEE of Thirteen on
National Affairs, reported that joint COMMITTEES Of
gentlemen, representing the Chamber Of Commerce,
The Common Council. the Union Defense Committee,
the Fiih..yenue ci,izsus meeting, and tue meeting
of citizens at the Mayors office, appointed Sub.
committee 10 take into consideration the propriesy
mahing some public demonstration to sustain the
Government and promote eulistnents. That coEi'
rnittee decides in favor ofs public meeting al which
a lerics oi resolutions snd address Will bs pre-
senied. After shost address by Geu. Wetmore, the
meeting adjourned. Tie Chamber me, again at =
O'clock and made the preliminary arrangements for
a mss. meeting, If which clo notice will be given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11
FROM MEMPHIS.
q Have In the Right Direction The Avalanche
Dealt With Retirement Of Fowikes-An-
other Obnoxious AriicIe-Cotton hurnefS
wb., IL Costs 70 he Loyal Even Now.
y>em Our Special COrrspordsDt.


y>em Our Special COr.spordeDt
MEyPBs. WedDesdsy Joy :, iSSl,
tn, dralaacls Las al last discovered Tia, inc Nd
s.,sl forces hold Memphis. Yesterday, Col hili'
YER, attention WAS fryt called tine obnoxious pno'
heston, and The paper suspended til d. '"' mes
Ne editor retired. This same fe"lE'S' "Ssu"''"S
% be loyal man, vas permitted 10 ASSN ave WIN
some Of orr commanders, 10 learn ''e' li'iS '"4
enjoy their confidence. little Ben Butler OF Lew
Wallace rule rouid have IA admirable siee. upon
him.
The MINER IL now edited by J. =. Bingham, e.g.,
who ia eIain.ed 10 lie sincerely loyal. But this
mornings issue, reply to Northern journal, ex
posing Galloway, the runaway postmaster, VINO
wa Fi1d anon q small scale, defau'ter - lie
(aoverument, aud sn ogillnJ, violent, interruptions
traitor, u,ee lhis language:
Col G,oway DO this ua, l's.sr, sterling inda'
scr,puloasy Ju uso y sg, oraegt qad s'f n.d ot'
Io 70 he S'eta ceasf.iue' Usc,oH as ,oie@ " 20
Sesks AFFIRM inst he any period Of hi' hie per
f,ru.i uesu ? iirer.i art f,r money he Il sotd
sfEh, sr rcanlrv Dsn. tie Is bold and bevrs scD-i'
snG as lie i.s hesd and heart lie b" fnsns' ana
CT Galloway hands. over TO III, Confederate Government
c''. o"n'! 9,s ''o1Se Ia I'D 51t 80 hou,e " III ~.
ynbis fada in possession g. TIE period a. winch hs Coy
sn.Hen' wa bfosen up oa' 80 l., 49, Gu
iveiy were h.adea over ,oni.jc.as Go'eFnus1t
I)rc al, h,d 20 Onion lcf them, the GogcsHm.ni 8 ell
the puniic sentiment o. the oire Sosh esHae" An
bad 70 ylsIG 70 tbis deIIabd =, =,
III, article Vac probably written b. Fow.kea
before his wi'hd avail Ii not there is 40 cure fcF
The ADaiaacie EXCEPT Union bsyonets. Ihess
journals which, by jSeIr indammstory appeals, DID
aune ae much 10 pred irato tie 18th into treason
a. Ysucey or Tomb, should know they exist ros
by RIGHT, bni by saeiauce; thai Che i'eedon o. ib-r
editors from arrest AMI their material from con.sCa.
loD, is dne only to tie c-,oency srd magnaniuiiy Of
the Government tbst the very least they csu 90 IL
10 u,sintsip the striciest neutrality.
The cotton-buUers continue their iDceDdiarism
within twenty miles of Memphis. Several were
caught yesterday, and il iiIi.cg carnes ont HE
order they will snIag. Bat Gran. is 20 poorly pro
vi.led with eayry TIA! there Is 10 adequate pTosec-
ton s2aiost t'en.
Several prominent Memphans, who have shown
THE mort anfeserye and emphatic loyalty ever since
our arrival. bsd cotton sud sugar stored in TIE
country. Tie Rebels wreas revenge on them by
seeking it ont and DESTROYING il. nore titan one Of
sl.@ hGs t0s s&E-red pec1h'drg ro.a, stmP'y b.
eaRse he maa.j sstci hs iosaEy. Tsere IS pO' en-
eonsss eme.t or Union men 10 declare them selvee,
II she Government viii hot protect them. i. d. Il.
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r.nn C.s..-We eanpot but call The alton

A T.Hp CAss.-We cannot but call the stten-
don 81 Z, @ "poweis thst h-" ilae s. the military
nu,li,riie- 10 the cave OF All n Graham, Conied-
ernie f, roner lie his de.rtt'd thres times from
t1- grtel any. all been re-Chytored, bu, finally
vu. t.ken pn,oner BY our forces, 81 The battle OF
-. Chsries, on White River. he never volunteered
Willingly INTO tie hcbei army, buI was fOrci0iy I'm
urt,.ed mo 70 re. Ho has no desire to be ex'
hanged; on ne contrary, be declares that only by
force VII lie be s.nt back. lie hss ~do @ed SIS
t.r. with be- t~o children, ,n sbls city, wh" oo'
coded on his Iai o. for snppor.. HI n ankons TO
Take The oath Of sllsgi nee hbd then wishes 10
an,fer hms. II aud sster g. hir uative STATE New
York, where his ls'ense resde. lie . confined 10
the Irving block, ard We do think tlHt us case
deseryes especial attention from tue military snihor
lt.es. i"'"f'" '
Tur NASHVILLE REBELS OK the FOURTH
,rrrter OF Rebel bousss were locked, barred, aad
clo,.d M Yesterday as Tie gorgeous Union process
sion pas.ed by iii its gallant obicerr sLd brave
soldier. and brilliant bsuucrs, and tbniiing music
An y,,tbolt snoke u loyalty and freedom, and phi
Isntbropy. aud exulsa,ion nnsestraluei. The ID,
mute, %, these hOuses within in sulleu and dogged
silence. annoyed by the glorious scenes aud holy
L s,nole. OF tie Day. iCi'oh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

JrUsrY CRY AVID H0BoEEE RAILRosD.-Ihe
yerrer CIV Common Council passed an ordinance
Oh tuesday eseul granting p'ivieges to The jersey
Civ snd uo1oLeD Horse Railroad Company 10 hay
Ais ..rougl certain streets Of Jersey CITY tof til
running Of eats L.tweeu tae t@o ouee. Toe work
y..i be- commence 1T sn ,..iy dty and pushed 10Y
- ard 90 coaig lsli.n AZ rariily as pps'.ble.
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NEW IND VALUABLE STRAWBERRIES.
A. e. FULLFR'S SEEDLINGS.

y. -. y
TIE Committee appointed TO examine Dir. Fuller 9
Seeding strawberries, submi'ed the following report
70 the American Institute Farmers Club ut late
meeting:
The Committee have heretofore spoken so fully OF tue value
Of air FuleIs sbop In the protue,n Of Seeding r<"
berries that they deem anything uthef on that paf' o. t
subject oDc.led sor They have several times visited a
~ ers bed. and given them thorough and careful sx-mi
n.ion Tnry now, therefore, prepared 90 present The
Of their atnred .io1. There three seedlings
smone those examined DUNG the past years hch poA
tees decided claims TO c.nsidesoa tee other, tic Cox
nitiee aside and these ia they so1y
70 include No. 20 ard proLisvs variety {. handsome
color but deficient flavor TIE Committee will hs-e state,
that striving their decisions. they weie governed By DE
Gu :y Iroducgsnes esn-ss color 6runss., AID nsrs
plant and shey have seced ttose these
points IA xese.t degree. The hroe ,.sieii ss-ctsd arc
a. aud S. the preferences being Ia the order IN
which ty urn-d Tssre i but ite ef;re rec TO VIC
-n.l bseryer be.wee1 i2 ead yet pinolo sicsy they
are distinct The prs hss been siveu 70 ever be
cau 1; l,re rmer and juicy. They ue both val
liable kind, No SO placed lat, s.mPy bee use Il Is mnch
s,ef; IN othe e.p,es the 5ei Of he iHs'> IL hse
been ,le earlier 4. wsald have hsalej tie list; LTen as
H. It ven valuable Mind aud viii sAe s place among lie
Desl. ,., -. -h;.h ,,.v
The following is description Of the three bss- whSn may
bereafer b. u.eful TO ides,ily them:
Ma. 42.-Bsrry very large, obiuse conical; color
as.n hitr frm and moteIssy jnioy seeds ssFt
brown prominent large ard Only niodss'sly persist
f.v. sve eosrsely Taei t1~ertei. s'ouii nivof
very good quality best Yer. productive add early s'a'
n ate
No. 7.--Derry very large, irregnlariy coficAii
color crimson scarlet fesh st red, moderately hrni not
,ery irics ss.d dark brown nDejded, aree s1toI
rrr,i.l-ut 'rrs srs- ad cosrseiy ssE',eai lJwsrss
sto1t quality, very good 'ey protective arc
early. IslaLItt. =,
40. 53.-Berry very htge. coniral; color bright
sc.fls, IL ii sie firm and c, see1 hro~n prominent;
csrx rg I,si.ie.t foliage jun teEk s"sg coar ely
t.d fouers'.is ,i.ut flavor veiy good, quality, best
Very prcduc i've out late. Sfonin9te
In conclusion. Committee YOU'D commend MI fubsTs
sssdi. a. hero selected entitled 20 rubisntAi
~ RI a. In. hands or the American lr'.itas. They VIII
exc their place among valuable kinds that have thus
far been introduced
Al Of which H. respectfully sDbn!tsed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11
From Ggx. TsALLECEk's AHuY.

Cueyrec:ei Movements OF the EaCWy-st-
tack upon oar 0utP"sss oa t:.e GssSiie
and Ohio HGi,roaG--TWo Days of AES-
iesy-Gcn. pope versus GcI. Hoauresnrd
A Rebel Diapc1ssr % Loysi Charity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

S.cxAyp WousDLD SoLnrEes.-rhir'y-ivc Off
e.rs WHO cane hece on tie Elm City, wee cutter.
taned a, the New-Eug lapd Relief Rooms on Wefne'-
DIV. Taey left FOR their homes Yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

prrUe. Hene on Coz. BAKER.-CoL II. 81.
Baker of the 2}th New-forh Resmeot tiIh heH'
mrnt Irish Brigade arrived "a his hone ~ jersey
CT ? "a Wednesday morning seiioGs. sicA with the
-L,n.nil ELL-r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

ApqoisrMssrs CoNytnA following az
point1,uls, confirmed BY lie senate, art officially
announced.
Truman Smith, to be judge under treaty with
10 band 20 -urpre5s tie siave-t ade.
F.lw;,d Y. Sumner. hreyet hujoi-Generll Unted
S,a,es Army, To be MINOR General Of Volunteer
Samuel y ilelutz. uiau, brevet B'lsader-, ienrrs
Tilted states Army. 10 be Maior.Goueral OK Noun-
te-rs. ., .. D
En.s y. Keyes. brevet BrigadierGe Uniiea
Stat-s Army - b. Major-Gcue raj OF NOlunteerH'
titz John Porter, brevet Bdgsdier.Ge e'a'
Unted State, Amy, 40 b. hsjor-GeneIAi oil WOMB
teers. =. ~
Wiliien II. Frqpkl,u brevet Brigsder-General
United States Army, TO be Msjor-Genersi OF Noian'
teeTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

Forsp Dpowssp-1he body Of an unknown
,.a wa, on Tbur,dsy morning foandi6os,nE ia the Fat
River on the Brooklyn shore He was sisn to the eot d
S,ess,. street, sud lbe C9Ton:T neuoea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

luuyAL % raE kAsGAUoo.-Ihe steamship
Kan. roo, Cap. jeffrey. is0u, Liverpool, OF the -o.h
And Que,llt,,a 2otl, -uiyed ycsior.ay. Her lc"S
lu. been Anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

Coz. L,nsn. OF GEOR0i..-ADong the mortaily
wounded and pti>pusr, tak,n BY our troops, Ia the
h.t,les near is,tmond i Col. Lamar. VIII. Il VI
BE- remembered, IN ds6unce of toe Jaw md OF The
imteciic Government NJ tue time, imported ergo
q ueggues trJuI Afro, into tie south aonnt Two
,ear- aso-.n ac, VI piracy too which be should h.se
boon hing at the tine, for he boldly avowed te
would a, il. AID actlaily b.ongh the Deeroes iniu
-o-t; -e tic sticdlef- for the Constitution at the
Sor refi,sd 20 convict biIn aod he for the time
being escapea, but has now met ms iasi reward.
baltimore Clipper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

Awlr WIN Hix.-2Ee Ea'kirstoa republican
oloses a patriotic article N these words:
A. obi. lime. We u,eJ peace at home. confidence
in the Government, aod firm gnd uned effort to
suppress the Rebellion winch = every day ss.u mug
al o-v d "a .on 10 Iipon IN N-w-loik or permit open
or .vowcd triItv~s aud conrpira,oss 20 work unre-
nukrd and UNPUBLISHED. We repeat. then. snPp'e"
IT,, H,rald and -eni The hoery-heaied 'raitof VINO
conducts il t. Fort W-rren, where be may hold
sweet couanauion with his co-iabofers.
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Penguin, Magnolia. and Day lght-an preparing for


sea.
On Thursday smother new Inen-cf- var vas aoueo
to our navy ahost TIE Ne. steam-irisate Mononga-
bella was huncled az philadelphia, ana ,oe veteran
Connnonons Sle"af', wbo bns ptes'osu a. M
" baptism Of 50 many naval vessel, was one OF
tie ehiei OF those Officiating. The honohssne,a =
ore OF The SIX '1gstss ordered by Congress ioe
clnensions aoccrIng 10 viii II she Was 10 he com
strucied Were: Length over al 30 feeti extreme
bIerd'h Of beam. SO feet 3 iuehes; d.pth OF bSld,
" "e' ~ '". "'n'"0'.io"', ','~
HAY vary 'rie IRON these dsares.
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", - 80, 80 U,niI,.,'[ i tL. i.J, n,IrIe, be-.
1'rH tithn0Dd;
Major Civ, wounded, nav confined in Richmond
.-tL y :. b'na'' wa'ssvd'
5at +. Wn,nios. WOUNDED.
lieut. 9 C9.ia.. woanas /, p,.9aeh
-, a. : 1890 sonnr.d
i l''"' !, t t"nsi% ,gS "0puu''
lit j. J. Heck Der, vonud.a.
Lieut.. C. 7. Vsnaagsr, ii-d
Ahe ~" Weht 'i'o TIE hsn1 JVs """" :" ga"
80 '"rP, ana came org 0"f N"Nn'eu enc -
~ UT N We liiIeu 'a"s' u.s. '"' 80,
80 b'" IN VIC ',r pa, "e'l ~ 40 ''s' '
isa 10 eai.ei o'a.fs ~. sns leu. A.. q. ,,a.,
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d',y shn 'lo,ini b, lsou 80 -.'e, shnr
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innnoery, eLl'hsf!' @e, AZ ,da' tiaeo, aut ~
siDo. has Gel area ana rcAVen Iue re"I'o'o "a W"
Zee, there.
Commodore Dnpont rays, III an Official eiief tnii
biz tersi,es nave been % great value 70 'oe uV'ef"
HtnI.
The U. steam gnnhcat Connec'ieu' s''ed IRON
tie Dro0llyu Nay .falb esieri"y TOR fof, h"t",'
hey Wet, gad the Gdii. Sne nhd Oh Ooari TIE 'oi
loving ocey- Of the u. ). Navy, ordered TO report
for The different vessels Of ne h1ef
flsc, sa,ss' u - son" Ae co., = n neteor,
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o. b nan Wa. 81 Hauus. Ii. tr,aId y. g. Uptoc, John
rc.hnaisn w ClFk Aens volunteer Li" e,as.
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49, t.,t.y 4 Wisssn., Eng;u-.r., Na,hsa
rree, John Barren J. G. h''' b"ssw.n. ": "