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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02
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AIGEGOG T. BE
HTRRSH RUTTER-25O POD
II nice Fresh Tab.e cutter, in store his
ing, at ETiotts Family Grocery.
20 boxes German seep,
20 g Palm g
80 Z" Star Candles,
50 Starch just received at Eilloit's Fami
ly Grocery.
cases Paraffina candles,
gross German G yceriDe soap, for toilet use,
gross Transparent tsoap,
boxes corn sta. Oh. Urinary purposes,
10 dozen assorted siZ s Bishoprick's baking pow
der, just received at Elliotl's.
Is 900 pounds No. hams.
10 600 pounds prime shoulders,
S0,O01 pounds sides, in store, ami for sale at FL
Hott's Family Grocery.
LARD.-2,0UO pounds prime leaf lard.
RYE-50O pounds pacr he'd rye.
BARLEY.-2O0 pounds Larched barley, just
ceived ElHott's.
BRO0MS.--75 dozen rice brooms, from 15S to
4Oc, just received at I'll iott's.
FLOUR.-16n SKIS do1ble extra white wheat
-four ; Is bbls xxx family a Jur, warranted to be
equal to any in the city, at ElliOtt's.
may
WTKTR.A SUPRRREJ0-R az ~ BUCH
| H WHEAT FLOUR, cheap, at
feb6 VICKERY'S,
n nj fraaf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02

WASHINGTON May 3O.-On the 18th the
United States steamer Hatteras captured
the rebel steamer Governor Morton, in Ber-
wick's Bay, from Sabine Pass. She was
loaded with Confederate Government pro-
visions. Also on the LIST, the rebel scboon-
or Magnolia, attempting to leave Berwick's
Bay, loaded with 250 bales OF cotton, also
a lot cf turpenIine. On the same date the
same steamer chased on shore the rebel
steamer Fashion, also loaded with cotton
AID turpeutiue. She was fred by her own
crew.
The Committee on Ways and Means will
not completely frame their programme up-
I'll the bill for levylng internal taxes, shall
have teen disposed Of The policy is to lay
on foreign products, the same rates rs chose
imposed on domestic, of similar character.
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Ahhat N,s Elizabeth PHaiue Mrs
Athcl ten E'i Ruth Harnond Miss felly
All n Mrs Sa ah Hfrris Mr. Mary
Allsrpp Anne Hawkins IL both
Bull Mrs Mary Ia terry May
Bridges Matte Housed Rh0da
Bo ienhaDer III al Mi Matilda
b. acs man Mrs D. q Hagen Mr.
B ak bu. u Mathis In cod IL jams
bullrH MHrih Rs 9 Ellen
Bark Ann VI Kirkpat lex Amanda
BAKER NJ El.z beth Marcy Vi ISIS
Boss Ci,arlVti myres Anu
Carter Miss hi III mRloae Sarah
C.s:ty Cammi, Mcclure Esther Ann
Collins Ellen McKane Dir Eliz beth
Ga ter Maya III DonLel Mar
Tn ic Bridget OdeIi NJ VAsh
Cl.rN koi PrfSky III ZA'Cth
calvin ii .ry Phi. p, Mrs A Is
Crank LiZZi, Rattsrso Ma
C,,rE.ne Nav Foarter Mrs Susan
C:rsons Gheth Ryman Mrs NJ
Chamber, airy Ran AIMS Lszzie
O.ok Mrs Z kIls Reyu" d, Az sta
Da idsou Mrs Ann Eoce su Jane
DlIl I'D iiss Ida Saunders Margaret 81
Davis n rs q lie simpson Mary Ann
DaltI! Miss fsilen Stewart Is bella
Dav. dson NJ rEa OF Smi- h Mary
Dawn@ NJ Iry ScTahtln Cecilia ID
Drrm tt Lj8zis THIN Nal nds
Dorriuctun susan lUr Eliza
De Forrest Maggie Vaughea Mrs
FairchiId Louisa Wilimoth MARI J
Lloyd Miss Eliz. Weber Mrs Jas
FIagIer AIr. Sarah l. williamson Mis- Name
+ acgen Mrs Hannah william o. Ii Znbe.h
POSTER Armi4da Woodward Jenuis b
Graham Isabel WaltrIp M artha
Grthlm Miss Bell Wall-n Nancy
Hughes Sally WOrste Ann
Hayey Martha Wrgh MR. Na'inda
Hampshire Ida w o.r'f Mrs EI,zabetl
Wells MTs jane
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02

HOHOscag's K0tEEs. - FGeEsDsss saffR-
guishes the desire for enjoyment. But the means
of recovery are within the reach Of all. Let the
sick avail themselves of HOloway's matchless
remedies, and shake Of those maladies which break
down their strength spirits, and and
obtain new lease Of life and health. Sole every.
where. 17t
what ewS w"Om@S do SH WNGr.-Much
every way. But she can't keep peace in the fam
iIy without q bottle of Dead-Shot to kill OF the
bIood-thirsty hordes of hungry Bed-Bugs that,
unnvite introd uce themselves to her dodgers, to
their great annoyance and disgust. Now is the
time to use it. Kill 'em nowl No family should
be without it. The Dead-Shot makes clean
sweep; renders peace certain by the humiliation
of the enemy. SOLD By ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE.
my13dlm
-Rns Contributions aS6 EcPsrEsnes or aS
RssaItd.-Published for the benefit and as a
warning ana a cannon to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
HuuplyinR at the same time the means of Self-Cure
By one who has cared him elf after being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
quackeTy. By enclosing po paid addressed en-
velope, SINGLE PIES may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings,
Co., NY, mh15-d&w1y
ThS .Eppsf6fss.-It Is a very sin1cuIt matter
with the majority Of persons to restrain their sppe-
titss; hence, we see an abundance of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, and Disorders of the Stoma h
and Digestive Organs. Hooaand's German Bitters
will entirely cure these complaints, aud restore the
system TO its original SigOr and strength. They
are for sale by druggists aud dealers in medicines
everywhere, at rs cents per LOttle. febis
Na6r Dye! Aasr DHsg HaGr DHs!-
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The only
harmless and reliable Dye known All others are
mere limitations and should be avoided If you wish
to escape ridicule.
GREY, Red OR RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly
to a beautiful and natural Brown or black, with
out the least injury to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to VIM. A. Bachelor since 1889, and
over GOO applications have been made to the
hair of the patrons of his famous Dye.
WIN. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE proauces
color not to be distinguished from nature and Is
sparranted not to inure in the least, however long
it may be continual and the i'll effects of bad Dyes
remedied The hair is invigorated for life by this
splendid Dye, which is properly applied at Ne. 10
Bond Street, New York
Sold in all the cities and towns OF the United
statesS BY Druggists ami Fancy Goods Dealers
The Genuine has the name " W lillian A. Batch =
elor,n and address upon steel plate engraving, on
the four sides of each box.
WHOLEsALE FAcToRY, 81 BARCLAY ST.,
mill Late 2S3 Broadway, New York.
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eExrLEmEN's Lust.

GENrLEMEN's LIST.
Al bolt W II Jenkins Richard B
Abbott Vim Jess p 3
Allen Morgan johnson Rev
ANGEL II uTy II JeGkin- Chas I
Agnem WAl.acs hen.eJy I'm
A.a:Ils ID AIIiel Kama o
Akin John knOrOls Chas
Bu,TeW Kew he-Ig jam .
BJgh David Levi Andrew
Qua, Cornelius Low SHmu
Baruette Win Let k IsTdsl
Baker Henry LerIy IN
r ,eIer I'D Lockwood M
BARRETT. Gsyter Les,i TL.s
Rrovn Thoi,,as L.ckVo d Z
BaI1sdom Jsho I!anu N
Braggs m phs= moses
BIC cN Samuel Mulen James
Bnrke Jyhn nann Chas
Bannon James murphy rank
Burke Aur 'hy James
Beck with ne Ks william
Baylea Mars WiliAn
Biackman VIM Morrison jones
Balr,.k Vim Ma j0x a Alexander
3itDer W 5 marlor } mes
Barrie w G Mesp +
B met G MoTrIr I'm
Baker Aarrctt U q
Bnnett G Manly
ErAther John nick AIS
Baker EdNar1 McCo. he ! 70 W
Ban ms INV McVoskey joseph
BUmiiler Th Nc yuDe
Boy;es Richard keWtoI hos
CaseJe RYJ Noble JoEeph
CGllins James Z NeVills n
CagansuSh EE Nulegan ThoI
Cantrigar James newman Go
Cook III Nolan Eugene
Coureli G b Nightingale Isaiah
Cole Francis NUD,e VIM
tsrter john Or
Culbertson Lr Robert OWN Robert
Cox William II Pinnick James Al
Conk jas ParTott James
Cumr # Patrick Page Isaac
Crucs P. es!ey Potter
Cunningham VIM Proett Sonn
Shristy Thos PhililPs HIahels
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02

EVANSVILLE, June /, 1862.
N LIST OF LETTERS = R.N.AE.
Ell ing in the Post Office at Evansville, Indiana,
June Ist, 1851. Persons calling for these letters
will please say Advertised" aud give date of list
Advertising fee, one cent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02

WASHINGTON, May 3O.-The Secretary Of
the Interior responds to a resolution of the
Senate for information relative to persons
who have been arrested in the Southern
Dis of New York, from let of May 1902,
to 1862, charged with being engaged in the
slave trade, with the names and number of
vessels arrested aud boarded. charged with
beirg engaged in the IT; ffic Forty-one
persons were named, none of whom were
convicted, or their bonds forfeited, which
ranged from $3.50 to $4,000. In some
cases they were tried and acquitted; one or
two escaped, but most of the cases are
marked, bond not forfei.ed-complaint
dismissed" The number of vessels is 46
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE . LINZ.
Exclusively for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT.

A sensible rule established
in Missouri - Items rela-
tive to the Slave Trade
Rebel vessels captured
Federal prisoners in the
hands of the rebels-The
evacuation of Corinth-De-
moralization of the Rebel
army-Prisoners taken.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02

Great IndGCement TO Invest
n no W ORRRR FOR S.RER mi"
AZ Barrel Factory, Buildings, Steam Engine and
Machinery, capable CT making over hundred
Tight Barrels per day. Terms liberal.
Apply to JAMES OAKLEY.
F1ansviIIe. May2O. Iss2-d2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-13
t.:E IL. IL EchLGrg TGs!II@1

I4s6aTe ineIpressitly painsd to Lea ii ti.o
dsS,h OF thia est,Esols young o1i'eeI." nc ISL
10 tue late saaguina1Y u,ttle near Richmond. He
vea our friend and o1TTest oadant, ana bic let
teIs known ~ have beel a1IcnslyelJ resIi
aud copisd. Though written saidst inconTe>
pieHce aud distraction, and sometimes, AZ cn
assured us, whe1 the &fmy would pause on 6
weary march, whilst tie sun poured his Terti-
cal beams upon the eartE, a drum head serving
fer desk. hs would indi.e, these beautiful
letters which indicate tia reEnsa AID ;nlt:7s-
Ted gentleman that ne WAS,
,soua Ct DIR readers NAY ieiaori.5s: nig
toachiuS description vi tLs n'ss.h fi,.t::
Gloucester Point, when laany az las corn asious
fell from a1heIsGon, whilst soIne nere huli"d
by lis way s'i3, Isl iroil iiuae and friends -
In sneh cases, said hs. pstheticelly, w Is
drou t.xr and p2ss OIL Such ~ wsri II.
the last loltcr he mrots- us, published On .hs
19ta ut, datsd, iii ifoat Of The enemy's
lines" Ls commenced tills ''Thc SUN $50
as beautifully, and Heaven S"iilsi s"eatIy OH
this ain stricken earth this aorlihs, Al WHEN
Adam and Eve first trod tie doHnrY walks o.
Paradise Tie bids sang 81 theeriully nj
though thsir sweet warblinss WaFs not sorii. q
be drowned by the hosrse roAT W c&nn"H, TIC
claneor OF arms, and the clsst OF steel Ina
flowers bloomed as freshly, snd gaze FORTH
lhsir fragrance as willingly, d. though hey
we're not soon to he TRAPPED beneath The 1eet
OF herc, contcndIns hosts, or the etrth to ee
iyed with deeper CRIMSON THAI nny hues they
gave Alas that his o%G blood s7as TO inlns'e
with that so freely poured cut, nnd tnht
nature, as beautiful within es without, ind SO
capable oi appCecisting the beauties which his
pen had described, vas SO socn TO IuH Its
course
10 the ssIs Letter, &c d.sTs picture OF
childish innocence, suggested By e scene ne
there described. which showed how susceptible
ne was to auch pure emotions. and 20" Bis
thoughts ard affections were far away In ihe
mountains, where mis- own loved ones dFel.
Farther on, he says- TITO boom. VI Cannon
reaches my ears, and II am Idliinded tbtt
have something ~ do 5esidss Efste lciioTs.
n conclusion bs sdds--Inu tho words sesm
orniuous-"MJ time ID rp." Truly, bis TINE
wss W, and another noble man so3n 20 90
WELDED Us apart ct tnat costly sac7if7o &c"
kaiie oife.ed io- DIR liberties.
ALsior Utay gent into tie arI:y from no mo.
tiTo xof ambition, He hsd no fcnduess Tor the
striA, and shove al, for the oontarinatinS III
f1uei,cs OF camps. ae was d2mestic- man,
purd, modest, aud unassuming, and responded
to tlr ta OF his country, from sense OF duty
ilrle. 10 purer man. than be whom 80 ID
merit has perished in the uoholy war rhHt i,aS
bee. forced upon us.
hhiT I'll. memory long L. pIs6eiTsd
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:: wgaaI. NJ. 3
f,.a. tie E,:rles:ca "cear'ar," .IIGs III
IlfENEES GY VIE LI.MSS

v =
~ Sunday afternoon c."alry fc.75 - *
,r:.'-,! advanced euJ made & '!aa: q: our PICK,
as, -afisissins 1t tlr l!,as!eston k.n-mel,
Oansai" Blake. snd ir,o!tsr con: cS7N ''cntasn
IS axe gave u! order 10 cs;l "a IL: r'rE"ts Az:
it va. suPPa5ed ihsy i'd! ell Ieancad o. .7Es
IN safety.
ca calling t.s foi', sGs@ys., !:u, 81 NJ"
GnHt!sstaR H.lietne1, oa= Corpora. aCG ih:5a
priysiea we're discovered to BE- u.is;;':, sGi
are suE peg I'd t. laws :ieon CUT CT eud :aE n
prisoners. Their hares aTa, Corporal & u.
Guy prira!aa, G. ii. Eolii,s f. y J ,,,-r=tss,
J. B. Barley.
i'ke m1feil,.:,. Ia. a..el, n :. .,,an. III
20 .in.l5t, tc cat en- whole picket. h'ra
n.s entertained li.ai .:.s ;"ilc me-. migls yet
,1i,iE il.
4 ru.auc piesr.:rI last sr=n.ns .:ILl ELs
rnea,S JAMES i'tan.i hai s5aTl e1Efii'''.
oar !.r.rs Wrro rrcrareh "a meet lneH
-. a:it:,artc information ass i.eE rtc.."eG
as "a itr strength oi tbs enemy eIltsf %!
Johns or James I!!AIo.
Ku.dor: OF g fight en 5-u's Island IN Nl"':,
day .ssso without foundation. no engagement!
having taEen plses. We =:lcIii not ha sn'-
priced, however, to hear OF tEht on .)6!iI'':
Island shortly. "a the rgeiaT's u4oSeinrn'"
at, closely 'eaichsl bY those who "iu q 9
pute every step tsEen out D; .:@aiL At ais gun
Goat
We Learn inst il skirillsl. tiai iceS p!gce
on SUNDAY sitorrocG, large force of Yankee
iriantry advanced g.; 9ur plckstS, keeping Up
steady firing, bat dang &c itjlry- Our zen
were speedily reinforced hT two companies Of
io.sntry sud Pfeaton's Light Battery, and
drove tho enemy back IN quick time. Tic
enemy Jeff ooe dead upon tho fsld.
-, The prisoner captured at toe Methodist
Church was brsuglt TO the city Monday uern,
ing, and ]odgediD ii.
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Isso=.ih The saleish .sss=d4:d.' ja=oll:ti
ssIRArsngs ~ TaAHTEA's CREEK.

SniAhtSn Ia va HAniEh SnkES
On Monday waah lsst . poriior; CT ide r 4
Regiment Gol. Sing ;1ssry;, Led skirrrh VIII.
some nt The encmY'5 cavalry, near LuhsG.' q
Gloss z jads, east OF Tfsnters Geek. IN y ulch
one OF tile snulny uud TOUT Of their horses ws.c
Filled, snI INC 81 lho e6emJ cspiure;l d.
plnoe IS here tne sEirmish occurred IS wiViin
i've oil ak mlss of Washington.
Ga Thursday last, a battalion cCmuta...@l :. :
Gil. ;;togtetary, engaged large iurcs oil ins
enemy, estimated q. irom 1000 to 1900, s.a.
Mears mil Oh Trantcr's Cteeb. chout >,.yua
miles firm Washington. ThJ fsht lasted i.r
more lhan en- hour, beth sides ocins bshlnd
temp orary breSstwoiks CONSTRUCTED vi plsnks
and logs. Our s. YVES two kiliei besides { 4.
Singletarr.. and three wounded; the loss OF tHe
enemy Is estimated OF twenty killed, and s,pe
thirty or forty wounded. We learn that C1i.
Slnsictary vas killed eariG in the action, by o
BAL which struck h!la in the head. Esw,s IN
g.ycd at tie lns sln directing the tire cI t's
men. ord Tss not rashiy exposing himself rs
has tsen reported. Hs VAS precisely in no
sp1; cLoTe duty tailcd rim as 40 oiH:e:. =
;nore daring novei lived. His lozs Is
d. kit AID iep!o.cd, at oalT L. i.;s I. :
:c.s aIil Elei2 but W the State, u, la.-I that
ia sonu SO hs feii, Maj. haIgToTe, of I;Tsnyi!ie,
on r'aon ihe command dsvolved, promptly as
suae,i K, AID oGrc himself with uIuch cuolneas
and courage EUt:hs enemy a:lenstk bsoush.
up their artillery, add as cur forces n;,l ~ -,
tlllerF, they we're compelled to retreat, which
they Id IN good order
igo learn THAT our of.oSvs a..d Lie4. s.cL.1. ii
rel. /. was the i:st conn;ci Iii "tnr:; lie ):
dad bsen engaged, and they han r.; ,sta;'sI'
t,n36a to SET them all eAairpe; yse ;'l@p i.r"d
deliberately, taking sire aim, si';i '!i=:ie;::2d
their pdsiti9n as long as it was st eli rrsci!e.-
Gle &c do 60. The hgnL tcok plscs sccoEs hae
creek, srd during Tho actiGr between The ~
f,nay * the eneuy aEd ui.rr. tEsy were a.
moe sH.a df;Y yards apart.
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<CON6RESs.

The daily negro debating society ss.sgitisi
s. tho FedexslcIpRal might as we'll ADJOURN.
Its proceedings gre moaotonouslF nauseatiDg.
If we except the Treasury note bill, it would
be ii ficult to usme IN aot OF practical benefit
TO the country passeasby it sinss the eon-
meacenent of the :Bston. Is members think
Ga the negro, talk on,the negro, and vote on
the negro, aud the negro is the beginning and
the end OF oil its deliberations. let, outside
of " Washington that subject is Of the least pos
bic present practical eGnst luencs to any
portion al the American people. The subject
may be interesting to wilson and Lo7ejoy,
bscsuss II comprises the. @hole political
stock il traie, but Ito army and Tho great
msjority II ths people look aroi. thaiT pro-
trac;ed aud s1felunalo debates of the question
With u.ost serens indiffsrohc= .; "ith oFan
cpnlsupl. = .Hl0aAket detas.
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;aNTFE PRISONERS

She toii3o;ns p:iaonors arrived in peisis
ourg, Wednesday, night last, By tho Southside
Rosd TnsT sre captured By ''StoneTal
jackson In tis rocent brillisnr victory Owe,
Banks. Ihsy were Scat % htflh Uarolns
yesterday Ilosung
ARRIVAL CT Psiicasrs FROM ..SroIEwALL'
JAcksoN's CcMMAND-Th Hauihs.d, tram
brought doa. .ast n;sbt shs ilowing Yankee
Gf9sls, cxp'u.cd u. 3.ohe"sll Jackson, il
his recent ir,i.raus ci"ry over Gen. Banss
rhsp s;o IT p.r.le, and will To seut TO North
OsrGiina iii, iuoiT.iEs
COLONEL John r. Murphy, 29.h Penn. ,es't
Col Percy W}nchsm, lst n } Cavalry.
Cars C " Euglsr, 1se i'd Volunteers
Capt VIM Mihouse,, lat - Infantry.
UartJ P q Emlnoas. lst Michigan OsT.
nlyy.
/. Col n P D.chlaar, lst Maryland Vols
Cspt t P,urOse, s i.
Cap. Viucers Won Kecber, lst hid CaTalIT
-es pt Horny ClE7k, lst N Cavalry.
Clapt Ar,os H White, ;;h Il I Cavsiry.
Capt J W Dickinson, ssn Il Vols.
!;spe John II Shsncre. 1st II ] Cavalry,
Cs:s Geo d Bean, lst " Ragt
.;att W E Davis, 9Th Ind Eols.
Cs1t G. Smnmer, Sd Wis VuIs.
Dap, wm Richards, Jr, $50, Pena Vuis.
Gap. 3 S.bisy, Isl hid Vols
Capt ''hgrles Ssrons, Ash Penn Vols.
Capt JONES A Bots, 9Th Conn Vols.
Uspt W D Richards, 29,h Penn Vols.
Capt D Critecdeu. a Q ii, lst IL J Cu'.
1t jas Msguigia, 2sth PeDa Vols
1t John k,noppsl, list Sid Vols
1t Robert Nealr, lst i'd Eoa
1t JUS L Mir, lst Nd Vols.
Ltd r OoieaF, lst hid Vols.
II Virgil J A,rceI, lst Md Vel,
1t Maurice Abough, 1st Bid Vols
LsD.nial L S.au:cn, 1st Md Vols.
L: Frank W OGiher, lst Md Eois
LEE Gtddires, ecd Wisconsin Vols:
1t Eiward J Pace, a 9 II 9th Oonu Vols
II Geo johnson 90 Penn To!s
L, Jas q sit.o1, 90 Penn pnis
1t j II Goldsmith, % Penn Tu:s
LIMO Saepcer, ed Wisconsin, talr.
It VIM NJ Prnsost, lst Mich Cavalry.
L; In George, 1st Sid Vols.
lit .Iotu 4 Holman, Med Par7eJ0r, a
Z. large DuIntsr Of ths prlVaies taken pr,
soasfs erris al il i7D2htdrg ON yesterday ef
ts.aco.-, I'D sais. gi 1t sia will probably reach
( ~ lei. astoTi.aGo-
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Wat1i lii SUNG, -

Two lu.ljcaD travellers, toIssim VI lis
sdape that st Rone 0ao uist do as tie E3-
mans dc, su: into 30" recently fUr 30; ta
king on TIER hats when proc' s5oI issued
from { church ON the Pia2"a di Tre1i. carry
ing thu host with ths usual solemnitY. AS the
two gentlemen slludsd TO rendered themselves
rather conspicuous by standing erect and COW
cred amidst the Enseling and barsheaded
spectators, one al tho priests demonstrated
with them Oh tho subject; bat, nndiug thss
they would neither Withdraw hor uncover, be
proceeded 10 knock their hats off !; scu6s
ensuad, and tho. priest rejoiaed the procession,
which. making : round, :soon after returned to
the same spot The Americans had resuacd
their bats and their stand: but the priest. in:
stead Ct condcscending 10 hsticuh second
time, ssrt couple. OF sendarmes 10 remon-
s.rsts, vita the offenders. which they did in
their usual brutal style, indicting staggering
blow 10 tbs breast 18th tho butt end Of G
musket on enc OF the travellers, and conpli-
nsnt OF s Similar Kind on the either. The
best plea # advice to oTerscrupuspus Pfo-
testnnts on such occasions is tothrn into
side street, If tte5 uhjsc: 10 Rising their hats
~ passing the PROCESSION
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rtiA BATTLE ~ SLASH CHURCH.

General Lac :,as ssnt The following compile
,..e,..S.y nnio ~ T. E-i'sr ,ieneia Branch
dated "hssd:. uaIsers Amy soTthern 'r-
g;5lia'' j ;ns 81, 1862
i,f;Gsu,cr General |. . Z t.-':ah. command
:"g &c:
1EEERlI--InS .epo,t u J0ul lcceht an
gagerueat nit ice eror,Y 1t slash Church,
has bssa forwsgdSi 81 Msjor GsnerAl Hill
t@Es Frss' pleasure IL EXPRESSING my aF'
proTal I the msIasr IN s:ticn ,o,i have dls-
charged tia duties u taa ;1altmn IN winch
you nare placed. an'ti'.u g.lian; ,nslneI your
troops opposed vcrg superior icrGe OF Tho
enemy. bog 81" will signify 10 Ire troops
Of Your command. Which wero engaged on that
occasion, my hes1ty approval Oh than conduct,
sna hope tbss CT future occasions they viii
c7;rce ike hercisu, ard patriotic devotion.
an, very respec fully.
Your cbeG;ant sHrTaat.
Cs;!gnodl + { LEE, Isai-
Through Msj GaH &-Nf. h!tI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-13
,5s.:1s, a. TEE Fo6DEk MILL

vi 81. gained t. record melancholy dlsas'
ter at lhs powder m'i on Monday morning
lat. af,out Tour miles irem the city Three OF
the Workmen vera engaged in tho nnishind
house, 8hen it was sud1onIy blown u, dread :
fully msnglias and killing all thee, VIZ Mr.
,Iooushau, Dir. Rigsbee and hr. warren. The
forco of tho concussion hurled them from %
TO 90 feet. Ia few seconds after, the pulTer-
izing house aud stamping room were blo~ z
I'D. in the irs. Of which Mt. ;truce, the supSs-
intendent, sss 1t the TINS engaged, and 3
supposed IL ha7s Leon Killed instantly. Llt he
body was not discovered until it was nearly
destroyed Dy nre which consumed tbs tnilt :
ioes. The hands 10 tbs other houses, not H.:
off. ms1e their escape, with slight injury
Tore OF the tsneuents remain. Go every
part Of the premises the ELECTS Of the explosion
are to be seen. It is supposed thatonly about
2 900 pounds al powder, nearly ready for u: q,
vere destroyed. fhe report OF the eapldslon
was distinctly heard in the city. The 'isss1"c,
ton OF life, as well as tho loss OF 90 mporfant
su fundamentally in carrying on tho *Af. -
to BIZ depleled. The cause ST the, exp!oSl'" Is
no. nov 1,-Eals.2A St1nalfd, JaFtli