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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

u neutrality-suspicious. nAD8 - VVssOos
From Our Special Correspondent
US. FLAGSHIP Bsxroy, or MzxPzIs,l
..-e Friday, June I. l862-6p. N.
The gunbost St. Louis has gone down the river on
reconnaissance She Is not expected to proceed fsr
below. It ID understood that there arc forti6esdons
twenty miles above Vicksburg % formidable that II
Commodore Farsgut's fleet remains below that city,
several Of our boats will 60 there together, whenever
there is any attempt to open communication with him.
The great Memphis landing, quite bare Of the i'm.
mense quantities of cotton which formerly covered
it, and indeed of any description Of merchandise,
wears very deserted aud Sabbsth-like appearance.
few citizens and ladies are TO be seen, but nearly
all places Of business are closed and Memphis to
spectator from the river looks like an abandoned city
Col. Fitch, commander Of our land forces, has biz
quarters on board the steamer Won Phul, and no
troops are on shore, except four five companies,
under command of the Provost-Marshal.
The stars and stripes wave above the Post Office
the only flag Of any description floating the city.
A prominent Rebel citizen named Marx r. Check
was arrested this morning on the Rebel steamer
bearing his name, and is now prisoner on the Bon
tou He was one of the most bitter and boodthirsty
Secessioniss in the city, and is charged with being
one of the ringleaders in mob which hung peace
able Union man last Summer.
At several of the plantations on the river above
here the cotton 10 being burned, and the embsn and
smoke around the gins give evidence that large guam
titles have been destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
FROM GEN. DIcCLELLAN's ARMY.
The Rebels Acknswlcdge tho Death Of Col.
Ashby--Largc Per Ceutago Of Rebel
Losses as Fair Oaks-Baa Weather.

HKIDQuARrHRs, Wednesdsy June IT. IsnZ
The Richmond papers Of Monday have al account
Of skirmish near Harrisonburg in which Col.
Ashby, Of the Rebel Cavalry, was killed. Col.
Wyndham, of the let Nsw-Jeney Cavalry, was
taken prisoner.
On Saturday Gen. Jackson was at Port Republic,
Rockingham County, from which he would retreat
y zen pursued by the Union troops. The same paper
nnb fishes tho names Of the killed and wounded in
..v.o Rebel Regiments, making total Of 55s.
Tn. weather still continues unfayorable for mill.
,.rv ope etions It has rained every other day for
~. nost two weeks. The waters in tho Chcka.
bomuv have, nos rscsded and the roads are in ter
rible conditionN
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FIGHT IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Via BALr,xoKs, Wednesday, June II. 1909.

Via BAEryxoKs Wednesday, June II, 1861 )
A sharp but brief engagement occurred yesterday
eight niea from here, on the Pactolus road between
the 9th Massachusetts and Rebel regiment IN
ambush. Tie lattsr was driven from cover with
great loss. Our killed are az follows:
Company A-scrssant George 8. Liehaed Leroy Dolsnd
Company F-Gcorgc Ba.,r, CorPssi Melbourne 0i''oup'
COMPANY I-Orvile Brock. 80.
Company R-adi,ttn 9.ll
The following are the wounded: -, r..
Company A-Capt Reading in 'hs w'i'i Lieut.
Jarvis-ssrionsy, In tho lsn ankle:
Company B-Jsmes A. Beale-slighty
Company E-yofeph A. Coihns-snsntY. ..,.
Company F-John Vaughsn-ssvsrsly In the mp
Company I--Mefael VBdsa-sev"s5, 9sgf
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Oar correspondent sends us Memphis papers Of
June Z, from which make the following extracts,
showing with what bad grace these boastful Rebels
submit to the power of the National Government:
From the AraloncAs, jane l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
THE sLOOp.OF.wAR MARION.

BosroH. Wednesday, June u, 1874
The sloop.of.war Marion, from PsDsaeo'n enc
ley We,t 10 now below:
e. r.>--s tESAA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

ooprlor Communication il favor Of the unity OF
n ca. Tumo. al Al Paris that NJ. de Lavalette
,ou,nhius toat Gen. lie houiobello threatens blIn
J,ii- ~. mach o. n. Gnyon oid.
as.f.ioai v. srusn and D. cullen, the kor,aa
CotI.rc Arc, brs oo OF Dublin, have, it Is sad,
,,r,n. ed the i-ole 20 recT il Tor lin "a army %
iq.rm IN e: - i i.ish IL ai-, and, moreover, 10
7,s Bntsh Cail0iics 10 supply the iuncs 70 iay
,4en.
Tne c-and Duke Con.r. mine had received re
clr,y e-d tie au,s,n'les 81 Narfaw, iIid IA replv
T.. ~, d-f-ss s.Bi lr oil not attribute the late
,.t .l tis he to &c iuhsiliar Even were 'i7
Gil. c.,.- 900 ,a.ei, II could nevertheless orc"'i
no ,han.e IL IIe ,fo4rinne already d.'7iiiI'Hto
Iuu5a. ne Gr.La Duke s.oos haucs WIN CoaII
.py-, ~ aud r,, aesie1 has assstanee Ia Carrying
on. iaa intended REFORMS.
TURKEY.
~ rroiee.s Of the C,Is'ds Of England, France,
pr.. and pra,ri, .aIust tie late bOmbafdnent ol
4 y .Al.ao Is gubi-hej.
j. s..ied ll.t Austria, France, Eng'sud ard
p.rsru reg4id tie ~. Of military Occupation 81
cs5,i by j Porte Ia acco dance VIII mo stipn'
'iols 81 'Ie treaty 81 Pans, snd as regulating,
ful.u. tie lUtuIe relations between the Fore ana
Serila.
~. Gjol,s plris correspondent SAYS ]: is ru'
r0,cd - Vienna thst lu-sia is deNrous that the
Citadel Of Belgrade should he di.mirtied in come
gueace Of me bomb rdnl,nt and that the Monte
ne.,rus Should hav, q hiTeOr 81 AniivGtl. Ihi~ Is
CONT ON ine ooJsi that IDLY wants H. oerlts on ~
,ic r.ar o. he OlsGIIaienl, Rus II being her NC
cou1l.cs an tie PROJECT with interior WE'VE oi tei
1Hu.
IRON Mogteuegro it is reported that Dersiah
/ Pa. O. luteLdtd mar ing upon Nj ,ich.
lac grain harvest II egypt this year promises TO
+ be very abundant. lie grow IA vi cotton Is Ike
v 49, cNIo,t,s - ba large, tDe riaing of the Me,
rmct uualiy colueu es about tae 18Th Il Jule
/ 4 Wing a tl.. occasion commenced on t1s IN.
Ii To- lisI war vessel bgJ ended th' Dsnute
bonn. Tor Se,l,r.oe. Inc Syryiau Government Tad
,r1.ssct u,i 80 tte ac, yiyLa,ion oi the rislL'
/ @. Tue Primo y.'itic..
ISpiA, CHINA, sc.
The mci,5 hgl reAoled Al,Xu4iris, whence TIE
iu.iD.lHt iclvciaLi, lad 10 u eiyei:
J JAcrTIA. dune lJ.-Siiitit- -: Tendency down
. .tl,. alic iWist quiet. L&change, ia. ffe!ah's
C.E
+ EoN1AY, June - - Cotton decliniag. Piece
D c0.-, lui T.. treights dill ,rd declining.
sHaNouar, aiay xi.-NHlgtO a-d irJgpon haV'
been gfosieI lon iue ticpDI.s anu Teslrfed - lie
3 lmp-I.3 ',.. Aji,Ia Pr bel ias been kie,.
/ Maine t.ooys nave been cent for iiOLl l"dia 10
If".cct Sra gnse.
i caro- 81 arms aud ammunition had been seized
+ aud 90 isc.tsd oy tie Alics. Gay stoetlnss ih
irroeiu1. sl.t active. EAc.ange, ~.
I CA.ToS, lay -l.--nIty slce,iDsr upch. ngej
/ Tea l.-.r.. i.lhirNt, 4l' I. Tue pAnca- ave
.,Lea ,o-.es.l,n ol 3 .iu .slanos Jayau q4ic,
/ MLiGorRsE, lily 4--iOiaioAi orte ~ eola tluc'
the departure ci e.. ici uiIi, $500 ounces. iind
oe,idsuiy ia IVyed. EAouaIse declined peF celb
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TIE vERM0Xr AhGLNENT.


WHY WAS IT AgNLD WIN Old CtNo .
40 me Edif5r # me y. \. 1rou9e
SIR: Ii il be a fact. an yoo ray you have tecn Dl
formed by Mr. b. S. Moutou G 'Fe'"wo'f H'-
spect,r. that there arc stored IN inia cy no- e 81
than 800 coo guns; and, il 1t be asp true ~ !V''
Washington corrcspo,denf sys. u-. u@ U''ei'-
nent has on baud fully 100000 Guns OF tao oesi ce
and quality, can Ma. M0utoa, yoGc cor-sp'n''
cut, or any other man. give Us tne reason why
she Vermont regiment, whicn passed through or
CITY a few days ago, were tanftod ".tn "defed
Austrian muskeis, which are well sroVo TO oc
to,ally unit for seryce-gus ttat were or e4l'ht
ecoot bors condemned ia 4 istrl bought az fu"fe
Oh speculation ~ - or apeoa, a.ie ea INTO Iiisa'
and MANNED oG on oar Goyeramea, ~ q Ta-c4liy
sWinGlc-euns which Gen. Ripley AS Eiors tneh
once declared are st oaly - b. nsed 'tT tr eo'"'
Both the Austrian ana Belgian plJ,, at rye known 10
be The pores. arm i'll Ear pc. Il iha GOVERNING ~
as SO many good guns, WY erni t'e'' n'o''
! Green Mountain bows WHO were Arst to rush '' '''
rescue of our country Ia ine HON o. .erfc lLto'ne
field with wretcned coiGerncd npc'oo Cd lof &uh'
that are more dangerous t, tleia l.. te.i enc -ef
Why tls outrage
But. Sir YOU have undoubtedly been m'tiaiorined.
TIE Govern peut has in fact bat -."o.' snil'y o.
sa.e snd Efficient guns-lot more t'tu enough 10
make GOOD tie current waite Il our present ANY,
L. j. notorious trat it has not more Dan cut l3)Wu
stands Of arms OF all descriptions; amt Of ;l'l n'~'
te, l30, coo or tEer,aboui, are ,i.s l.se DE- con
denned Austrian trasn IL hQs come 5000 or 70 o.
cood gunr enough TO have Ir peiiy ARMED. No YER
mont reni- mt, and Therefore -eEc a no apology 'oi
tue imposi ion practcec on t.os- lo,le ioHcFti t-'
TO SLY that The Government IS pep'r-c b. q M VIZ
efficient, s@fe guns a miiio'. n even 5iV,'J Len'
within month, or within 'L.c5 IAoi'h'' IL
eim,ly not true. WHAT moavs oaA lave promp'ec
.h.ss oversta,emenlsl Aretley Inspire! from o. =
Osdnaice Department, ni.~l-ad alike the see'etary
ii War, toe Presioeut AID tie guOAc IT, know
would be CRAFTY ing 10 others eesde
a sou or yERMONr.
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BHOChLIN ITEMS.

Foa Qua SICK ASD WOUNDED soLDlERs-On
Ttladay ni,h., t1ere Will he ii en- a couoe,t Of So
ced nd ,ecuss music Of tie yery fret order, az iAe
i..c-.yeuue C4uah. The peri, rners, over 100 ~
number, aud ooi.prising tie ies' pro''ssiona snd
amateur ileni of New.iorh and Brooklyn volunteer
Their r-5yc-s. The chu.ch also given ga'li ol'.J
Toe cl.ro proceed, 20 bc devoted 10 the bets 81.
# The sicS and wounded s).drrs that Blopa yp la
been required 10 taae 81. - H., Oh is ole
tiat appeals equally 10 he -tficiism uni uur.lC.y
Of all i Il expected tla- lhe etu.el VII 10. mold
half who buy ,ck-;.. Too thousand, however, CA
be comfortably accommodates auo that number, "a
least, otouid certainly attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

b1s "iSt""nsto utcnb FreoencA hsssr Amsfesosm "
Biz D an'less Dr. Of whiebsvea) aorand,i M.,as,
juno ~. and Gibraltar JUne 90 fruit. lead, Ac to Gos
Bis Cad Meek Lindsmsnn. Ms.g, 81 ds-. aud Glbn
tar Sc days. wi, =. had &C.. 10 Gomez. Wsni. Co.
schr. Rooer, BOYD ir) kerwn. WINDSOR N s.. d.Js
plaster - D. n. Dswol.
schr wenonsh Gwen Calais days. l-n,ber t, jed frye
Schr pin.a Small Eew.Taven in ballast
SEM Free Wind j-uiasted, jones. Hartford s.one FOR
Phil idelphia.
schr Sesen Sisters. Croweu Ez.bs;hpor, coal for Boz
ton
Schl Kos.outh, Lee So~burypor days, udse 70 W.
Lewis & Go.
schr Water Witch. HILL Pbiado phi,, coal O. owl
d. CO.
SEM Jenny Lind (of Macbiespor,l Gran, shn;a- N S.
days, sp.rs h. q. " Snow
scbr /. C. Lyman sssnnsrd Ebzabebpor. coal FOR New
Haven.
soop Oregon Rhodes Providence % hcars 'd's to
Sloop West Point - Cold slriug', ordnance f'f Gov.
ernrlen'.
"a ballast 10 McLcan LiGz
u. s. trsnspOf Oro.s, Oates, Forte" loHro" ~ hoH' IL
ballast 90 d. ID. TompSns.
Steamer Geosgs {. CoiEos, Torasncr Hartford I'D %
Steamer Peusl, Young, Providence, md,e 20 hds'as
Steamer Mars, Niciols Philadelphia. mdss. TO Lopsf
steamer w r. Brocms, Foster Baltaore. udse. to "r'
Dszeil. ,,.
ste.msr Minnesota Garrett, Balsin md.e to VIVA
ssran-r florence. PbiIbrct, Phisdepbs, ad'e. to j.
sRifED-st-sm.tdp Pl,uta4eus, for Kingston Iaiai y.
5. steam tfsnrpou Jersey biue' Ne"o''N' '' ~
WlND-Suuset, 8. w.
MyyoRAspux-Ihe u s. sfesm ,ransp'f' jersey Dc a.
the foot OF Murray street, N. r. i. now ioedis su3sslss
stores aud bay for Nc@bern.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRI........JylT ~
trrrsI.

ships-rs-osf. Vhi.i1sn Liverpool n Ogden Audubon.
Maf.Leus, san rsu-' T. A. Cooley John Esftran Ham
hrr. hr.6.en Ln.L.u Siom. 8 Eaif ArW-N Id hs
coas Ligclpoo q. OTDuc, Rhine. Moon, London, Gin-
rsu. Nifflrn !. Go.
B4ls--M j. Corofi. Berry, rel'ss'. Wshh. Carver.
Cs,.r v-i.. star Ntr.f,Ii De-,a.srs A. CuderwooG
neg. jreai.s ,lr,nl B. Ltuat-y Lon ION Rage Bro.
bs' elhs-Old dominion, Juk "a. i'ew q. FANS Robert
Brts--N. 3 N.sh. sr.al. Cete Moore Henry Ocean
u sr-f. lrt tu-riss. Ih9mpson iunt~ri victoria
Nilsa4d. B.sga, boston. Miles uorshtru.
SciooHers H. li Atr .ye ebert. tcaao.t, y. z Wn.
Cou.n. tIrl M-Lel.8 Harbor ti-.ce ~ j. Dodge; ".
& sal.r~ f,.h~r st. Domingo CAS-. Dabr.l q Co Emma
Olk ssch. Portland q. L. Hatch Mara tiiLicE", Chase
Boron. g. w. Levitt g. CO Nay. smith. Sew-u1i.gus.
Nft. ,rane 90 1rlesT.. h, refs, NewLoudon, n.
Lakewood: Loui-a Aglrs tbrl WEIGH HalfE. y. >
Hound "a man, rmnds fidi.rton q CO.; Georgia Deer
Ing Bruh,m. FhIa4-Vpa, WALSH Carver Chase Alma
Dr. Ho9'~s, iaruop.n. y s. B T. mel. Co Fhapion'
tBr J. VcCo- ck Anti1la g. 4 j. XtoS Co Star Of the
lat tbr J. evans. Long Cay, pen ia hVaus.
sloop-i .ldy Lake. Lake, NoTs ak. TIA irl. $500
srsineI- Panta,eue, OH Bead, Kingston. Walden
Booth.
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il, rs then, North aud S''t!' unite on soinf-
,,, better ,han the old and evil lad. L'i u dare
~ dcare the nd of Saver, 10 our heariS 90 0e d'
m c,r r;nds. Let u ccase totct II a- iI.d.srf -
49,. l,,.., $40 peace isata'ned. The ora OF Slavery D.
,o onlo real peace. md there clp be NJ other Al
e..eis iueyi ali" ant pern"a'" war L'' u' "pry
10 our public acts and iu'po'cs ~yaar o. tn' rc '.e
r.Htmert we require Il on. sr.''s 'n private i1r.
Let as fio@ our President ara dil-e d" i.Ae i.--.
J.. we value cur nationality LED us tAas make y
valuable.
l>s,7. York July g. 1861! &. & W.
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BULL, HrAp.-Tho weekly market for beef cat.

BULL's HEAp.-The weekly market for beef cat
he held in Foriy..onth stIeet closed yesterday
abont the harIestef he reason for drovers, leaving
a Lrce number Of bull'cks uusod. By looking a.
the report oil tne market this will be easily accounted
Tor, as it shows over 1000 head nio,e bnllocks on
safe iii. week than las', making total for the week
Of 80, which is entirely to geai for tie demand,
paricuarly with over / 600 eich Of swine and
sleep, and other animals, TO make up total Tor tne
lu.cler of $500 the past week. Verify, we are
not likely u suffer for fresh meat this July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

Acc-DIsr FROM FiFt an - yonug r'on ..icd
urr-, G1f r..-l1s in Alslo f -..' g. goo a. ID
tr seu-.sav - Do it.s clarsc 90 Hfttos~f E
b. .oslig. H-s jury though evcie j. %. ts -
.rsFe falai
IHE CITY U4Lr.-Ihe Kings County C'fcpl'
and Cry Iourr haf. uufi he h = 'n-
l4r m s,yt b. nsf The f.r-c e. w.h fs ty nov-
.rfn I8 cr.i - = DC * nocu Jolly nd H.-
Ihf fois Courts l tne BE mciepolle 81, H.
1lsioer,
BuRciiPY 20 FrATHt 'u.-1he grocery store -
Riclufd = SeLoon. ate- thr siN e 81 F..tbu.h 49,
.9A.n onrn On Nortay big old robbed a. c.ft'-s q.
ar1i.4t a. property. tc.rfit- W.. quantity oi fpt,t
sr+up Ono Plsf.s fci4r tcptoa 20 ssH' promised - tl
CT - Chou. s.r.
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Monthly statement Ofshe CHanGis,,
kSuafsS.

tEOAlol Ta' day jay p. ~
The official statement Of the Canadian Ban'cs for
tie current morth is just pabisbed and SHOVE
81 97O00O in gold, and $40 $4,000 III circulation
Tho increase in gold is s. Goa, aid the decrease in
circulation $4,000, compared with tie statement
o. tho previous month. Tie banks now hold n
greater proportion Of col! compared with their
circulation than ever before
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nov M solplras FrrL.-A captain in

low rHF SoLDiLas FrrL.-A captain in tie
Army Of the Potorac con rences le.ter 20 follows:
U,rmsos'4 L,.prs8. Va, July /. liaz.
D-AA SIR. We are Fc'rrg over tbr tines
rnIilly. Forai'g days1iior our = change Of hnse
I'D soem I'D me ihst We rhouli iii ole from de-
.pondeucy alone Not srile, not a che, liui word,
noi e. zen Z cross word. Onr officers were actually
TOO "a az heart 10 speak cro-s 10 ~. All Lead-
yg8.o 5-nt downward, ard gloom pal'cd The whole
OF us lie acl H. cur spirits mad been kept mp toe
weeks sfd months oL,y by ne piospec, OF ta4rg
RI. uonI, AID l,Acy tie ro' ulsoa OF feeling was
,he greater
But. thank God, we arc getting over it now. We
b. 80 had a Few days re we have got ont If ile
s,ydiDpr, and away IRON ,ho stencil OF aaii-bnl.ei
bo0is If LcH ana horsesi and. what "a sill better,
we are told that hereafter Tho nigSerG shall dig our
gionchCs aud 90 K or food FOR ". his i, trne il
cool Jews. lsyo heretofore saij nothing on has
sub 'ec,: but, on, L. 3 many tines l have wished
and wished again bat 1 could take 10Y oien Oa II
he trenches aDd pu' the nj gers j. their place. We
must do 50. Tho Rebels have a gicat advantage
over a. IL hat respect Some OF the ,lavee lazy
aud usiy, know, bot eau lind enough smart ones
TO my purpose il .he Governments VIII only bay
tue word.
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ATTEMPTING TO SwISDLE A SOLDrEn.-fesfer-
day soldier obtsired pass at the Park Binaeks
to ~ and tiny = pair Of shoes. While passing the
mock auction shop No. Is Chatham street, he beard
one of TIE noisy fellows the stand there selling
watch He hahed noTtLt and the watch WAS
knocked down 90 one Of the auction party, who
.,ed the game Of Insufficient funds. An appeal
Lem, made 10 tie colder he offered TO advance the
funds for him. and ,ake the watch for security. The
fer. soon reached the cas- of Truman V. Tnitle, oi
CD. Dli s's staff, VITO walked over TO TIE MOCK
auction shop. aud made the mock uucuoneer fork
over tue funds
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err ITEMS.

TOY POSTAGE Slaxr CURaEscY.-Tn response
70 III inquiry sjdrcfei to The Postmas er-'enera' al
Washington by lac Hon. Abn'm Waaeman' 7 81
master N this city, the following telegram was re-
ceived yc-erd,y:
H. fLe po,f-oa'er Of Nsu- York
ue,irt -ales 81 Postage st uIps 90 former customary
s .n pr en- a. his u o. % ilrhi pjs"Ss
STAMPS fpt cuifotcy .. !" ~ -
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iAdvrrti,cmcnt.l
THg TAX Bill.

Now READi. T. panpht II ., poe. on In white p,pe-.
Beside The blu winch yofd far VOID 10 accord with
th~ so. tent, sypord % Alphabetical ifus-
u every article o. faxed b. no w, aad tAr amount
he tax be osrd t.ssrou Ine renderl llse
AID c,.scni,ft as 70 - lcsslDir 20 max, 30
Price polspaid: "a leo IT sen, hy erpc-s; is
per 100 II by Rail Add gsi IBE TgIBusE, New lolL-
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CoMaxycEMEsr Az AEDoyEE.--Iae annual Com
ienosment exercises o; the AndoveF Theological
Seminary will tass place on Thun'day, Aug.7.
TnE AsI.s CuoTirioSs FOR Wharf.-The full
quotations OF Wheat by the Asia, part Of which
were omitted by telegraph yesterday, are; Red
Wes,ern anl Southern, 9Iselir; Whi.e Western
aud Southern, IL lGGi2l3.
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An APTEAL.--We ire requested by Mr.. Franci.
81 Saith o. 40 - shs street 10 ssis that Cyu, rsOs Who
pr-cglt tel f.on scta'd At tho Of Avenue
and 1hd street nonday. srd us;sn,lJ allied leaves
vie ard Eve children who 10 sirtii-ned circumstances
HE eldest son yho $40 tho fc110d t. nov Ia Pc
osona condition Az arpeA to he benevolent In behalf of
the " low aud Cd ldren therefore uaI Their residence 10
10. 233 Second stss.L
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})ort- War0eas' Ac,i.e.
srArx OF Nswyor


PoRr-WAnDrSs' OP.tsa 80. 40 Violet
NOTICE Is Hereby gwen, 20 1cc"f 1nce " =
4 section Of the Aci rs-srd ~ H. ia,r a....i'f =
ct 70 Heorsa.izs riss,' ONE Of 10 fot .t".
ioA 20 ala pefsons interested tafHs ca.r-s % -
subject .i ie- Of such irq1ry. "f y sfff S>s
IL. fJiiog ing ye.sei. sN-'1 f.'inr .r
W.rarra aud IN sLo ail .arvsys uir-f.yrs a -
comp-fei ifhn days TEX -ac;gr'i sli nstl;s "a
bos rs aid vrs." -.
Noafafel .tF y
Snip
i.efA VEINS PIE s,s
bef IGcsupV
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tax r.. tAuicai l........ ....'''''''...'-''f ii
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VA a.. 81 REICH. fiestien-
J. AuG's HsRsiaAs S,e.e;AY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

C,r1rov TO TnAIrcRs rs ORR NiDsT.-IVVkrs's
Sy,yn sa,f: Owe are informed th,t Tie Commits
sorers of Police h4v. ieen ipdusriou.ly engaged
tor soye time pact IN forming iiss OF all persons q"
Secession principles ant dlubn1 loyalty, who at
pfe.eut inf,st tie conn auir'. The whole force o'
tie Department tas been reerei'' employed IN this
good work ard tho ne 10 be Made Of II gill prob
Ally he % direct tie Government, when df"i'mg
shall comm~ug9. rl-re % =, ut ~ Us levy Those
secr,t traitors theref,re, ~lo love thus fsr been
di-colr. .ng ,rlItTfrts bad better change tier
policy, Tor ~ degree - tie progress Of reerniog II
reiar ed DIS sas hour f t.oif conception ap-
proaeh. In'crml'on aa to dsIoytl rer'oo. is sole
it'd By dc ID ..gtl.er. from al good Citizens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

ARRIVAL OF THE CiTY on WAsHIsGToH ASH
NEw-YoRK.--Ibe steamships City Of Washington
from Liverpool the 9Th and Queenstown the 10TH
inst. and tie City OF New. Yorb, from Bremen the
ftb and Sou.baIptoa The oh, arrived on Tuesday
morning. While at Quarantine, Christian Tenenan,
the QoaYteJnas,or Of the City of Now-York, wa'
blown overheard by Inc premature discharge Of 10:
signsl gln. ills body could not be recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23
fssnass~rs, &c.

BApgrs May little ship AFnande IN ". got iaIf
barA on the nioru h ati int. ming fs ty
mas uos yet .st oil IL is tAogsht dat shr !i sli
age. -
F3v letter 20 Fiwood Waller. ssn. Sc ia iri-rr'f
Tug .HIP MAHshGO .har. ou-d at was iil. a. E,-lS
wick, le. :n 49, 80 tins 't4 a.ca .. :. aAt ~
owned b. ~ Lauabec. V.l-, y. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23
The EiurNpn's Walls.

LOt1DN. Istlrhyi Jny Y Ilb1
The mails per the Europe, ioe Liverpool via hsh
fax, c,o.e ~ O'Clock tO-Dl0TrOW "Wednesday morn
lug, but she vii. no, sail until about , clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

TnE MILITARY COMMANDER AT CIScIsSATI.-
Col Burbank ha. received authority from the War
Department 70 take charge Of military matters in
Cincinnati, and entered upon The discharge Of bis
duties. Under his guidance the abundance Of men
and arns in the city Will be made available.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

EXCISE COMMISSIONERS The Board Of Exolse
Commissioner, held their yesterday.
They g.anted 273 icersss and adjourned to the 2'n
inotgu..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

CouRrcroS This collision reported as having taken place
in HsGa,e tho .cr. Adeld- and steamer City OF
Ne.YoS should read" on Sturdy evening" aud
the ,team0ost 'is City Of Boston Of the same linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

SUPERIOR CUUNI-STfI lAL TkHN-JtLi ZZ.-beI0re JUN
tcr hOB HTsOy.
DLCISIOSS.
Leopold Browuer. sc. agt. James Fraser, &C.
r,tilf gsItsd ~itrout ro-ts.
Fiu.'dN Ford Az, Wm. D. Salisbury G, a-Motioa de-
med " tn ~ O..
BEFORE Jus'ice WHiTg
Ioyal 6. Pond agt l.hnn 5. Higbe, iuip., &c
DECISION and 'onnd end concustoD oil law,
aud tie papers ia thIs case, as- with the e.efk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS CAN BIZ SECURED ny
all thoy VIII hei- faculties the best ranp-r.
phi'lueirtl examination c. Fowler walls, No 3od
Broadway, wLi teii you what you eau beet DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

gf"ta4F 30 sBN..A-
an pl .,...f:ig Ser . ........12t MooG-Sets.. l.s
~.Il I'M.
s.nly 3. % ,g ispni t:J iisl is.e .;sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

Tng Nos-INrErvENTIos MEETING AG.IS Posi-
roYEo.--The NoL-iLtoryeU,ioE neetog. wnich WAS
10 lave been held ist evening, * again postponed,
1t is said, until the de;nirs ati ude of Europe IN
view Of the recent events before Edmond shall DC
known mere"