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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31
The Young Soldier at Port Royal.

10 village in the eastern part Of Yer.
mont, not far from our own home, lives a we'll
TODD farmer, whose wife is a consistent, eodly
woman. She is small of size, and Of limited
culture, but her heart is full and running over
with sympathy, and her soul great in faith
and trust,
When the war broke out, five sta!wart sons
dutitul, moral and industrious, were hers
James the frst.born, his mothers pride. a
noble, manly fellow, was merchants CLERK in
Boston. This one, true to the principles in
grained into his very being by his best Of
mothers, answered to the first Call OF his coun
try. lie enlisted, and before the news had
reached his home, he was Shut up within the
grim walls Of Fort Monroe. The mother
bowed beneath the stern necessity, but the
rod aud tho stat, upon which Sac had so far
leancd, in her uphill! journey sustained her.
A second cali, ana another went Not this
timc the strong, nor the wise one, but plain,
simple, kind.hcartcd Johnny, the boy who
was ever cady to lend u oIpiaG HAND, whose
presence always brought u ray OF sunshine
with 1t. The mot!er gave him up with IN.
guished heart. The frst-born was too prom.
Using, but Johnny was too coed to hc sacri
feed.
o., il vas 4 hard task for her to tie up the
little bundle with which be vas to start the
next morning, at three, on his first soldiers
tramp. Ooy two shirts, Il pair OF stockings,
aud half Il Gozen little triukcts from kind
friends What Z meager stock, she thought.
ivf dear boy whom she mig ht never look
upon again. Stern necessity Of war it only
ioreshadowcd to her the hardships through
which he must pass, not, perchance, uuscathed.
This dear child was just os near to her, AS she
tucked her own Bible into the little bundle.
as the noble tirStboru who had gore before.
They were neither Of them Christians, and
IN her agony Tor their souls welfare, she
prayed as earnestly Tor her last as her ti.st
born
Morning came. The boy tore himself from
bis mothers arms, and went down the VILLAGE
street, ny the schoo-house yard where he had
sported SO much in childhood the vii.
low tree from which he had cut so many
whistles in boyhood, and over the brook, on
the banks OF which he had fished and basSe
Ia the Sunshine SO many IA summers day. He
sat down and wept awhile theu taking up his
little bundle, went Oh until he came to the
house In which dwelt "a loved teacher. lie
hesilated moment, then tn ned up, guilty
opened the door, which had been lett unbot.
cd for him, passed up the 81 airs, aad went ia
MS tcachers bedside. A cordial greeting, II
trm Eaud-shake, IL lew earnest counsels and
wishes, and the boy had gone on
A letter comes home. He is buoyant with
excitement aud expectation. They are jus,
eubarklng Another CONES, Wild with Joy
and exultatiou. They are in Fort Poyal.-
The mother prays aud nopes q A third c,cs
halls full soon. The mother grasps it eagerly
1t is in strange hand. TremblingIy sue op'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JAN. 81 Io"@'

ems it. There drops out a lock OF sandy na'r'
The rooms swims round her 1T is but Tor
moment. though, for the rod and the stan arc
by her.
! The story is short Died, on such day.
of typhoid fever, John B.. buried at Port
Royal. with military horors. tie was a
good boy, and good soldier" The officer goes
on 10 say =" we greatly regret his loss. " na'
matters that to her how far will that 90 IN
this her fiery trial?
But stop-what says this faint penciling in
the corner? Surely God put it into the heart
Of bis felow-soldier to write that 81 He died
trusting in Christ, and he believed that he bad
given his heart to God"
The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken
away. Blessed be the name of the Lord" ex-
claimed the mother, and her heart danced tor
for Joy even while she letter which told ct the
death OF her child.
What glorious fruit. Pray without ceas'
ing" The boy will lie in namc!css grave.
If d wild rose spring up percbanoe upon it,
there shall! be no tear to water it; bat what
cares the mother. when che knows that the
giori6ed spri: shall meet her in heaven
ConyrcgGtlonahss.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31
A DAILY FREEMAN

VIII be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in tine afternoon, the other in
the morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest Geographic
news to the time Of going to press.
The Terms will he,
$500 per year, Or 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the office
$500 per year, or ST ,25 for three months, to
village subScrocrs-paper delivered at their
;>uses or places OF business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
Orders are solicited. G. W. WILLARD.
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THE MRNGIuE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fgea tpS
COLDS 81 RUUGIi.

MAsHlNGNoH Jan. 20. Official ,i.snt'jr'
from Com. Goiisboroush, dated j.n. u, al'
dressed to The Navy Department, arrived tAN
morning. Heyonteen ui tie naval vessels tr
4t io.' time in the Soand, over ana beyond tie
bacALeld, unjet tie i!nmcdla,c contain! &
Com. ltoWan, N fail readiness for opeiltI)4, Of
any hlnl ten. Bugusid. VAS rrep.ria. ah
ioir2S to move in connection with the fac',
Com: Goi1shuronsh says gHings no" look
Aol'lal and sincerely trust we shall soou be at
Ia" enemy. Any dce'l d approach npw I, bI.
quarter On the p,rt ct ;nc rebels With all tb'
iol'c they could mus;er wou!i to Il moral Ger
@ihtY result IN their speedy capture and "''
StruetiJn
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A New Poem by Tennyson.

Tho following stanxas are the contribution Of the au
- In kemoriun " to the new annual FOR 'eo1,
Pretoria Regia -
rHE SAILOR BOZ.
NJ rose at dawn, and flushed with hope
Shot Ger the seething harbor bar,
And reached the ship and caught the rope,
And whistlsd to the morning star.
And while or deck he whistled loud
He heard fierce mermaden cry,
Boy, though thou art young and proud
see the place where thou wi't lie.
The sands and yeasty surges mix
In caves about the dreary bay;
And on thy ribs the lmpct sticks,
And on thy heart the scrawl shall play
'.Fool ,? he answered., " Death is sure
To tLose that stay and those that roam
But will never more endure
To sit with empty hands at home
Ny mother clings about my neck,
Ny sisters clamor, Stay. for shame :!
My father raves Of death nd wreck
They are ali to blame, they are all to blanc
God help me! Save take my par1
OF dangers on the roaring sea,
4 devil rises in my heart
Far worse than any death TO me-"
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NEW YORK Jan. 30

Special dispatches from Washington STATE .bs
the Committee on tTa,s and Means. ipd tbr
cannot report tax D.us tor long tine. H.
opinion prevails TINS DprnlnS that the le:ai len.
der eltuse OF the treasury nptc Dill viii nYs ra,,
fo>tlnas;er-General Gla!r has written sttcD,
letter t. !. member Of Congress, IN defence d.
Secretary HtIles.
Gen. Batter viii leave Washington tAs r,,.
ming tor New Ensi4pd lie lays MS expriua
Is bot given W.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31

Union flag about the establishment, but wss
under the painful necessity Of sending out to
get one at the suggestion of numerous gentle
men who assembled in front of the Office last
April, and demanded to see it's colors.
Mr.. Wlkof is - we'll, perhaps he can carry
confidential dispatches as vol as any body
but if he is not more careful of them than of his
own condolences, they would be known in Rich
mond at the first convenient opportunity.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31

FOND or MoLAssEs AT our boarding house
We have character in the shape Of slave. He
is u half wtted negro, answering to the name
Of Levi Lewis idea OF supreme happiness
Seems to be in an indulgence in molassos. You
can't get him to move sprightly unless you
promise him some 'aoses, and then no makes
his long heels fly. The other evening my roosn-
mate wanted big fire. and to get Levi to bring
up an extra quantity OF wood, promised him il
Jug Of his favorite article In q short time. up
came Levi, bearing something less than quar-
ter of cord of wood in his arms. Laying it
carefully on the hearth, he turned TO my room
mate and said:
How much lasses is you guyin' to glib me?'
a Jug full
Il golly! (smaekins his Iips.l How much
you charge me Tor it?'
Nothing
Nufl!o! / goily. (s1naeking his lips.) Sh~ll
fetch the jug
Yes
CAB me whole jug full for muffin
Yes.
4 gnlIy! ard Levi disappeared down the
stairway, smacking his lips. AT the foot of the
stairs lie stopped Il moment and soloquized az
follows: jug full! golly. jug iull for nuf-
tin.-l goly. Niger, you sc guyin' to hab 3
hull jug full O. lasses. Go long, Samson. Jc-
rusaleu golly!'
Before daylight next ,aorning, Levi was on
hand with his jug. and he had "a glorious t.,ae
with his lasses. -. Letter from Kentucky.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31

IHE PANorr!coN. This w,sa;
appreciation of it by repeated orrlan.n - , '"
ru'y wonderful in its perfect mechanic. - !,
lu'n.a' IN its painted scenery. I, 10 an ANU
ri ni'''O" AZ the Village Hail. No one sbnoI"
a', TO see it, and let the young poon,o sos onoD'd
~ mas abundance of entertainment for ror ".
I'll al ages TO to the Village Hal, ,a n; v,s0'S
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31
From the Christian Messenger.
Value Of a Cnaplain.

A correspondent of the Springfield Ecpub
lican says:
IL never iully estimated the value of
chal'aiu, il he be u faithful mon. Even il he
never preach sermon, he is there, he is \
KIND OF representative of religion Of a rule of
rsat. He is restraint upon tne officers, if
'ncy need q restraint; he cares tor the men
can lend them books, attend TO their letters
be their irlenH; and tel. you wien man
has neither mother. sister nor vile near him
he Is glad OF Il friend. In camp visited
one day, toe chaplain was sending off letters
'y hundreds. Ii was Monday morninc. Eg.
cry letter was blessed link TO keen 10 the
soldiers humanity, tic 10 his home and
country
we thipl; 1t must be Obvious, that tn, sue.
CESS CT tie chaplain must depend mach apoo
'ne corporation OF inc officers o, the regiment
without this ,bcir labor must be diN;oplt .nd
success limited If al Colonies took the
same view Of this matter as Gen. Scott i,
would be fortunate lie said to an agent Of
Tue Tract Soc'ety:
:" NO man can have higher sense NJ ,bc
ihlo''ohce OF moral and religious Influence
among soldiers than nyscli. Evo.vLo6y
SHOWS inns was true Of me ia the Mexican i ~,
Il a''e"aIHg re'igIoussc service placed nv own
example I'iore tue troops. was .omo,imn.
blamed Tor doing this in tina; Roman Catbolir
country, especially for receiving the .rch
o'a'pp - blessing But" nc added with his
le,;,;n empnasls' think was right. Any
fc''s'on l" better Tor an army than Infidcl,tv
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or Uv ,n"a; " EhpING CERENoNr--A very euyi-
us W TeaninG ceremony lately took plac, ~ Mi
.or, hnglAnd The bride and brd2rroon, , m.I-
waiEed to the church arm in arm, wn,n ,, "n'
ueu ny TWO men on donkeys, the ,aen arr,rad j.,
mhi WHY, mats white waistcoats, wh,c gloves e.. ~
M"l'c Inc donkey had white car cans a. wv ".
s .,'sse nefa'ds was armed with bell. wb;ch Va Va
iang necessarily. Following the b,;aa ny ~
bridegroom were the grooms,nan and the L,;a a''0
'na'o' VINO also walked arm in o,r, r ~
vame cava!cade OF ten donkcys. ridden i, "g.'
Wno wore uniform smilor to that 81 H.. n'v''
".us ana III the rear It man on horseb,.t ntF
was armed with IA whip with which h h" Va, "no
unfortunate donkeys up to the MARI ~ 'i'' the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
IND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31

The following stsnzas are the contribution o. 'h "n'
Of " In kemoriun " to the new annual 1or 'co@' II"
i" Fictoria Rsgia "
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-31

In the recent report of the Potter investigat
ing Committee, the following case appears:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08
Markets..

BALTIMORE, June J, 1862.
Flour very dull: Ohio superfne IS IS. Wheat quiet:
sales COO bushels Western white at 81 49, Pennsylva
mia red at 81 20 81 25 Corn firm: yellow at 54c 55c
Oats quiet Rye dull: Pennsylvania 66c. Provisions
steady.
PnILAnElpmA, June I, 1862.
Brsadstufs heavy under the City Of Washngton's adj
vices. Flour unsettled and lower. Wheat unchanged:
white, 26 81 35 red 81 u.s. Corn less active: vel
low, &c.; white, &c. Provisions dull and dropping:
mess pork, $12 $12 25. Coffee firm. Whiskey firm at
Csc.
BUFFALO, June IL NJ.
Flour steady Wheat quiet sales IL 200 bushels ord
nary Milwaukee club s0c sales 5000 bushels fair Mil
waukee, CSC. Corn in good demand and market frmer
sales so 900 bushels at $780, Oats SIC. Barley,
&C. Whiskey steady: Gales 100 bbs 1t 22c Freights-
12Hc. on wheat, and I01sc. corn to New York. I'm
ports-25, 900 bbls -four, 81 900 bushels wheat, 81
900 bushels corn, and 1000 bushels oats. Elk
ports3000 bbls flour, II 0C0 bushels wheat 121 900
bushels corn, and 90 goo bushels oats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, juno f-IT. -.
FIouR.-Ths market was steady and rather hrmer for
some grades, while the demand fair, and embraced
1000 bbls including supcrfne Southern and Western
at 81 Is "a 80, and extra State at "a so 81 co.
WHEAT sustained, but without further change Of
importance The sales embraced 900 bushels at 81 -
. 81 IA for red Western.
Corn firm, with sales OF 60 900 bushels at 49hse
Soc for old Western mixed, in store and delivered.
PORK was steady, with sales Of 700 800 bbls., ~
s11 rs 81 so for mess, and at 80 $50 for prime
wHrKEY.-Sales Of 500 bbls. were made at 1890. for
State and at 90 24c for Western closing at 80 for
Western
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08
DRANDRETHS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
ID These pills have been used by over
FORTY MILLIONS
HUMAN BEINGS.
WOpT.n WTnN

reputation justly earned having effected cures in cases
hs hs had nid ssS
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OCCASIONAL with prsesins
them twelve months, Friday May IS 1862 walk
with ms "a he
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In another the patient had been able walk
write for in cohse9uence q the coutracOas ne
four Fs nESS ana morning
e. ::s 4 ns ss.. i q; & r j. E
< MAN WALKS WHO NEyER WALKED FOR FIFTEEN
sim serious that Of paralysis Of the lower
= Il. s he &c
: in CONTIGUOUS and in all acute INFLAMMAIoRY'
Their II SHALL Pox certain and what p.cu
@ . s IN M s s b. a ay
%srs s. The
50 often sen sfL Il sT Has fS.f
Brancreh's Ps make all kinds Of diseases mild and
ing his own wifes their dsugb.sr sonnlaw and grand
e s s Se 81 Cx y o @ P alone pub
COMPOSITION.
y from the vegetable kagdom Therefore wsrr,uisd "a
table hy combine
sssy ss!s
S NC e low snd when m Is a.
Bladreh's pills have been used large portion Of
years and are now relied upon IN sickness whom
s y q disease. e; se'0a q every 1a ana
OF ONE h YsSESsS l HHFsE5aSfy DEALERS
and s9s
unlversay curative depends the fact that hsY
al RxED se'
and hea. and sy
for haviness weight and oppression the PIT Of the stomach
sppe
wind IN the stomach or bowels md eSocs thence srsins
N Ss habit os ri nS. i Bilious h s4e
Thsy spirits and IL
sry occupations in ali female distractions egla
e they are found most srcacous and sdap
II the suffering want evidence cures be chcerfuy
furnished at the Principal Yas ?. 0ase, q srprrr
ONE Fq NJ. e G GNS6s s "a AHEsHevE 4e.
cHAs N. CRIriENToM; g sixth AvEEuE.
WRIGHT corner o. aoU JUST S aud LEWIS streets
GET EN-. NEW e.. STYLE.
BENJAMIN B ssssBsEEHs FILLS
szs$ i$iE Hs$s asass sls
MN T TS STfIS HAVE BEEN WIFE
DAA"" '"oA B. BRANDRErH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08

AN IMPORTANT WORK ON PHYSIOLOGY, &C
a guide for the married, or those contey.pating it.
Adviser and Marriage Guide, fteth edition. revealing tho
facts obtained by anatomy and experiments in the French
and English hospitals and private practice, including
treatise upon the diseases and nicng the hui
&c 81, by f. WARNER. No. vesey street,
Asor House. or ROSS q TOUSEY, III Nassau street. New
York. The Doctors Offices at CAT Broadway stairs
Hours for treatment "a. M. tot p. M
1--WE with other papers recommending DR.. Lar
his '-Courrier Etats Unis Dispatch,
Stats Zeitung Atlas, Medical Review, &c
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Lieutenant W. II. Maze, 90. A, elst New York.
Lieutenant Y. A. Donaldson, Co. N, 1st California.
Sergeant n. :. Cooper, 20; ~ 9as M. New YORK.
Gilbert Eastman, Go. @ 34th New York.
Sergeant Joseph Bunroe, Co. b. 6lst New York.
Thomas Maccaun, Co. B, Esd Pennsylvania.
James Clark Co. X, 61st New York.
Lieutenant II. II. Eddy, Co. A, s1st New York.
Corporal Z. r. Gospel, Co. ], Sd Michigan.
Captain A. W. Taylor, Co. H. lQlst Pennsylvania.
T. Forman. Co. X, It'll Michigan.
W. Nicholas, Co. ., cath New York.
Daniel Cuban, Co. d, ID New York.
James O'Brien, Co. +, 105th Pennsylvan q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

A GE OF MISUNDERSTANDING The
n boosted advance medical science rational ply
stefan ready to affirm that simple and agreeable remedy
community is at present afflicted with summer Complaints
bilious fevers darhGa dysentey and such like fsordess
all of which promptly radically cured by
the of that famous inigorating tonic known the
French Cognac Bers This wonderful household beverage
has received the sanction Of the medical staff
Guilty The genuine article is manufactured in Cognac,
France by DR. lie Roux and imported solely into this coun
try by STEINFELD. exclusive agent 20 Nassau street.
The real cog1ac Bers bearing hsrads mark can BE Me-
reputable druggists and liquor dealers in the United
States and Canada.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, June 10 P

SATURDAY, June 7--6 P. M.
Money is extremely easy. Call loans a 4 per
cent the bulk Of the business of the day being a.
the latter rate. Exchange on London closes firm
at ll424. Gold is worth about l04.
At the morning board to-day there was again
good deal Of realizing, especially in the Western
shares, and prices fell of in consequence. The
three Michigan shares and Rock Island declined "a
each, Erie preferred 70, Central and Erie old as,
Toledo and Galena "a, and Illinois Central r.
The last mentioned stock is being bought on the
strength of the opening Of the river. Pacific Mail
sympathized with the rest Of the market to the
extent Of "a per cent; but no stock was offered at
the decline 1t is easy enough to turn Pacific Mail
into money; but it is not SO easy to make money
earn twenty per cent per annum in anything but
Pacific Mail. Between the boards the mar
ket was steady. At the second board fresh in
quiry arose for stocks, and they advanced
n 70 all round, closing firm. The following were
the last prices Of the day:--United States 6's,
registered, 1881, 1929 1903; do. 6s, coupon. 1884,
1867 LOG; do. SIS, do, 1874, 96H "a; Tennes-
see 6's, 59N a a; Virginia 6s, 57s4 So; Missouri
&c, SO n; American gold, 104 a "a; Pacific Mail
ICY III; New York Central, 9lH "a; Erie,
SO Il; do. preferred, 6594 &c. Hudson River, AZ
n; Harlem, 1454 u; do. preferred, SO n; Read
ing 55asa x; Michigan Central, s4ssa u; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, 2614 "a; do.
guaranteed, 57A a So; Panama, 1927 a 1873; ILL
nois Central, 6394 asa; Galena and Chicago, 7osS
"a; Cleveland and Toledo, 455s . "a; Chicago
and Rock Island, 63Z . "a; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy. 76N u; Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chen, 2734 %; Illinois Central bonds, rs, 95114
az.
The deposits at the'Sub- Treasury to-day were
small. The business of the day was as folows:--
~ For cuctorns m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08
THE BATTLES ON THE PENINSULA.
Additional Names Of tire Killed, Wounded
and Siek Soldiers.

We publish below a large number OF the names OF
killed, wounded and sick soldiers Of the Army Of the
Potomac additional to those which have already been
sven in the HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08
EIGHTH NEW JERSEY.

EIGHTH NEW JERSEY
r. M. Abrams, Co. A
p Hurley, Co. H.
MAINE.
]. W. Leland, Co B.
q. w. Gordon, COL
SECOND RHODE BLAND.
R. A. Turner, Go. G.
There are also eight Of the enemy's on board In
Guiding Surgeon Mcswain, of South Carolina.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08
Casualties in the Tenth Massachusetts
Regiment, &c.

BosToN, juno 7, 1862.
The official report Of the casualties in the Tenth
sachusetts regiment Colonel Briggs at the battle Of Fair
Oaks, gives twenty seven killed, eghtyhvs wounded
and twelve missing Colonel Briggs severely but
not dangerously wounded. Captain Smart, Of Company
b, after being wounded in the leg bayonetted by
rebel Captain Day. Of Company G. while being assisted
by two of his mon was shot dead by a rebel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08

Condition Of the WOanded at Boston.
Boston, June Z, 1852.
The wounded brought by the Daniel Webster arrived
in comfortable condition. and many will be able to
reoin their regiments They will be kindly cared for in
Boston. Capt John s. Pfamuer, Fifty fifth New York
regiment struck in the right knee by bullet but
the injury is not serious Lieut. Leon Cuvisr Adutant
Of the regiment received two bullet wounds in the
left arm and in the SIDE He is in comfortable
diton Lieut.. John W. Oliver, Eighty first New York re-
giment. has his left elbow and forearm badly wounded
by ball. Lieut.. Chas. W. Bren, Ninety-sxth New York,
10 sick. Lieut.. J. A. Rawson, Ninety sixth New York.
badly wounded in the head. Lieut.. VIM. Bird, Thirty
seventh New York, ball through the shoulder.
Tho most seriously wounded Of those who arrived in
the Daniel Webster to-day have baen conveyed to the
Marine Hospital at Chelsea and the Massachusetts gen.
era hospital The Others with wounds less severe
made comfortable In the military hospital in Beach
street. The larger proportion will be ablo return
TO their homes, transportation having been provided
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08

The exchanges ct the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SIG, 1856 ,557 90, and the balances
$1,777,s9e 66. The exchanges for the week end
ing to-day were $l4s, l23, 100 GO, being daily ave-
rage of $40, 557 %, against SIS 5e2 20 for
the week ending on Saturday last.
The Kangaroo to-day took out $40s, 2l4 Of, and
the New York $685., 1888 s9--in all 81, 032,l SO.
The business of the Toledo, Wabash and West
ern Railroad for Nav was "a folowa.--