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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18
BY H. Campbell,
NO. ~ PubIic square.

Hams, Shoulders, Dry Beef, Bologna sauiagcs, Cod
nsh, Mackere in bbls y do and kits, whi,o6sh Lat
Lard In kegs, Oysters, oranges, Cigars, Crackers,
Cakes, Candle wick, Axes, Spades, shovels Buckets,
sardines, Pigs Feet, Potatoes, Vinegar Wrapping Pa
per, Ground Spices Soaps, Star Candles, Bed cords,
Plough lines, Matches, Clothes Pins, Wash Tubs
Market Baskets, 100 boxes starch sm,kiog Tobacco,
Pepper, Coffee, Butter, Herring, Cranberrles, Nails
aaEoried sizes Clover Seed, Coal OIL Lard on, Brooms
Wash0oards Coal on Lamps and Chimneys, beet Flonr
bbis. Coaec, Sugar, Tinware, Dry Goods, Roots aud
sboes.
Aud China, Glass aud Qaocusware, wbolesa.o ana
retail
Call aann, u Won NAnL
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18
AashrillE AniOll,
5. q. MERCER. Editor.

For Freedom and Nationality
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

Read the following. What wild
frenzy must have possessed the hearts of
southern men who would train their
slaves TO warfare, place firearms and
other weapons in their hands, and worse
than all, teach them how to concentrate
their strength and act in concert The
rebellion seems TO be led either by llnayes
or madmen. Let all who love law and
order wash their hands from its enormous
sim
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18
Meu advertisements.
NAuHynrr, rss., April Is, 1897
Deserted the U. s. Service,

on the 18th instant, the following namcs, 20 Wit
JOHN COOK, |N
FRANK COOK,
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
THOMAS KNIGHT,
GEO. WAGHENER,
ISAAC BRICKIE,
PERRY G. BROOKS a".H
PHILLIP BURRASS,
STEPHEN RICHARDSON
JOHN WALSH,
JAMES WALSH.
THOMAS CRAMP
All residents Of Hart Co, Ky. Also,
RHEUBEN LoIm,
resident OF Green Co KY.
Thirty dollars reward is offered for eaeh one whom
delivered % the nearest barracks.
The deserters are all members Of Trymans lnde
pendent cavalry 20. y
by order OF GEN, huMOkl, -
apis AZ Commanding Post at Nashville, Tenn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29

ditch and parapet in the most gallant manner.
The rebels broke and ran o. son as they saw
that cur men intended to cross the parapet.---
Our loss was | killed, and one mortality and Z
otherwise wounded We took prisoners and
destroyed the works sufIiciepd5to ronlr them
useless and retired Iaa operation Was con-
Quoted by Gen Grover vho % aged Che o.laiJ
mos, handsomely. Noting lII haze brc.
better than the conducted 'ie maa unlar fire.
fhe supports who were also r.l.ar e.
81 other sork were c9mna Che ISL am
llti Massachusetts,
IA spt4 D. III. rain odiN l pu-lse o#G
(oigtd) OK AcyLELlAa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29

3 sh~t@s-f. aHaa W -
The ieer4u, nc-atveals.cd ia .bis STATE.
l.lt their rendezvous d, Darlington, Fr.Iay last,
lor Tie ,elt % var, wit. .ae exception u flty
wbowere i,i, sick at the Marine Hospital
THE Burlington Tma says GOV. lloI5sook
bias given directions e have the Marine Hospital
at th,J place ready ior the reception Of one
hundred o, the wounded Vermont soldiers.
\ rRorm.-The Rutland H,raa has in Us
office a piece of the rebel lag that waved over
Pulaski during the recent bombardment OF that
fort.
COMMITTED SrIuDr-A man named Slye
committed suicide in Willamstowu, on Sunday,
by hanging himself in wood shed. He
attempted to kill himself three or four days
previous. lie was about 60 years old,
LIrur. +. W. SMITH, son Of the late Presi-
dent Smith, and graduate Of the Vt. Uniyer-
sity, is now acting as Asst. Adjt Gen. upon the
staff Of Maj. Gen Hunter, at Port ROYAL,
5. {.
\. J. MOVES, of Bennington, one of the
Vermont "a, who was wounded and taken pris-
ouer has returned home.
L lAKE.-rhe broad lake is clear. Only
the bays and inets still remain cloeged with
masses OF broken ice, We may expect the
opening OF navigation by the first Of the week.
burlington Times.
\. b. Gage, shotan eagle near Mr.. 2arle;t's
mill pond in Newbury, on Tuesday last, which
weighed forty lbs and measuring feet from
tip 70 up Of its wings. Journal
\ widow named Card, was burned to death
in Bennington, on the 10Th. She set fire to her
clothes while drawing wood from the stove oven
and before the flames could DO extinguished she
was SO badly burned that she died the same day.
The cylinder mill of the Bennington powder
works exploded Wednesday tearing the building
to atoms. The explosion was felt quite sepslbly
throughout the village, .iarring houses &C.
Fortunately no one was Injured,
We learn from private letters from the Yer
mont Brigade near Yorktown, such facts as
leave us IN no doubt that Gen. Smith has been
arrested for misconduct in the engagement near
Lee 5 Mill. He appears in public without
shoulder straps or sword We are in hope the
affair is to be investigated, and let the blend
lest where it belongs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29

In East Montpelier, april lstb, Aurilla Nacomber,
aged 10 years and months and Is days daughter Of Job
and Mary Ann Mscomher.
In Randolph, April In, Of lung disease, Eta Belle
daughter Of g. L. and J. j. hebard, aged weeks and
days.
Sleep lt,le Eta sleep,
TIL hris, shall bid ,hst rise,
Then Join thy sVee, angelic voice
with angels 10 the skies.
Ia Ro1bury April 9th Of dipheria, -oreta N. only
DAUGHTER Of John aud Armiuda b, Prince aged IL months
our little Loretta is sleeping
In And gentle rest,
Her little hands are folded
Upon her quiet breast.
She has gone 10 seek her savior
la that hissful home above
where SIN and sorrow are no more,
But all is peace and love-
In uydcuark March 2lth, Of dptheria, Mary Ateia,
aged wears month, Fiorena isabel, aged years 10
months and days Also April 9Th, Of the same disease,
Carrie Elizabeth aged years months. All children Of
John and Ann X. Bugbce'
Dearest children. thou hastleft Us
Here thy loss We deeply feel,
But tits God that hath bereft US
lie can all our sorrows keal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee
VII Il the day % life is aed,
Then In Heaven with JOY to meet thee
Where ne farewell tear is shed.
In Berlin April 18th Of consumption, hr. Jeremiah
Dow, aged 81 years and months.
Papers In n. n. aud Mass. will please copy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29
Ezekiel gurnsaan's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, : IN Probate Coun. holden at
W,snINeroN Disrmcr, -, Monipeer IA and for said
,li.itict on The oslh day If Apu A. d. ls62
CHESTER RUGREE Administrator On the estate ct
Egek Buruha late OF Calais, IN said district, dc.
ceased mases application 10 said court for an extension
o the time heretofore allow ed him 90 pay the debts due
from said estate aud o rcuder Instrumentation account
until some itute day.
Whrtcupua It is ordered by eid Court that said anpIi-
c,ti,n b, heard nj the Probate ufce Ia Montpelier,
tho o0h day of May, A, y. 1909 and u Is mrher "
ete that Notice be given all persons concerned by the
nnbratnn I'll this order IA the Green M'iuan freeman,
nrottd a, Montpelier three weeks succsssNry. before
said hearing. ly HE Nontl, -
93ls Attest. I. X. MhNklll, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29
BENJAMIN ThmrEner's Essaac.

STATE or VERMONT, Alta Probate Court, l'oiaen
said District ON the 95lh du, Of Apr1, a. .1sc2.
1lENiAMtN rnURnER, j., Administrator on The BE
ID tale ct neniamin fhutb,f, lsla &C Na,nnslea Ia
said district; deseasedp bis administration aseesns
fIr ttcu. ut.
Whereupau u ordered that thc samchs referred 81 be-
l5hday at May \. ID, 1862, II the Probate uicc, aia
ca ehea Tor examination and allowance and tAAi all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication d this
order In the Green Noun ain Freeman, prnsed n, aont
heller three weeks successNey gs may ~. that
they may appear aud, ~ saa tim and place, Ties
,ause, ohlrct thereto. ny tHe Count
llv3 PERLEY {. ms, alg'.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29

STATE or VERMONT In Probate Court holden rs
R.NpoLru nlsrRIcr, s. 6coShed, wi hin and ior
said district on the 24lh day If Apftl, =. y, lSa
IONAn LOOMS, administrator ON The estate ~ aBia
j blanchard late II Boekfeld IN said district dice asra,
presents his administration account Tor settlement
Mhrr.upon ordered thai the he referred 10 Ae
2d dsy of MAY next the West Rauloph Hotel Ia Ra
dolnh in said risjrci, for emmnatua and allowance
and that all concerned be notified hereof by the yah
on of this order la 'he Green Mountain Freeman printed
at Hontpert three weeks sucees,iyely as
be that ,eym,y a,peafand Il said imcani p,soe, as "a
the ser cause. object tnetttt. bY orr OF Cont
y3IrN9 Attest, J. \. CLEAN ELAND. Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29

I,imcas Kellogg, Dr. Essasc.

D Subscribers, having been appointed ~ ~ li,n.
Probate Court ot the District OF Washington stsn
siuuetst receive. examine aut adjust n claims nj
demands Of al persons against TIE Estate &C phintas
Kellogg ill., late OF Painied, 10 said dttlr, accrasca,
Represented and thetcIm rt sly w1a rnn ae
l4th ay of Ap lsd2 oeng allowed by sad Court 9oths
creditors OF said deceased TO e.bhiiaud prove Nel7fr
sprclive claims belpre us-riye uotice tim we wln
attend to the duties Of appointment Al the pahst-
house OF y. W. Keith, ia PlArGeo, IA .nld 'hs-
uct the 3lst day Of Nayanl tie 18Th o October ness,
ten O'Clock Ia the forenoon, on each 81 sad dry.
MARk MIRAGE, lran
SOLOMON WELLS, wa"
81 n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29


- u
1 @.. ~ AfF = y. l' ,gEs ''..i
rebel sources. l. deemed here q beot Che Ut
most Importance. What Ola England failed Is
10 with all her power. has been handsomely ac.
c1mplislyl We New England THE manner ID
which tie success at forte Jackson ana 81. Pdlit
va, followed up highly commended. 10 80
tour. our brs,ol.r c.t,sunIuatel thcir,ic.ury
and apre.rsl before II. .t.lt clty of the South
West t1 rec.ivs iis submission. This is tut &
6reasts If south Wes.,rn opcr4t;oas
Nomsnton IS ma8g hy tie rebel rauor- oi
their ir1a clad turtles ana r4ms Mat utrs (,
auni4i'a'e ,"e anAs' A.et' "his' lse'. 9
-. 'o,." '''. 'n' common l.. '..''''.''' Y
....' 'U,'''. l'"'' '''''' '''''' own 1''..
49,. ~ 1',,' '... , .....
WAY "" 10y. .''''''. '''.' '-.-' SUI ~ '''
,.'' '.''
Dmao). April IT, A special srasca from
Cairo O. dc inns. SAYS passengers len Pitts
burg sH ...aat va THURSDAY ser 80 d.ser;er,
iram ta reae army entered oug eamI and beg.
se4 20 ha enrolled am1ns oar troops. Iaay e'r-
relative 70 tas e'l,aIton ~ tae raoss ot thor
f
bad Withdrawn D considerable portion OF he
force Tyr Aempbl*
r,r. ,rr,l 9- T4a r.,.r s .till r,..,.,. ,n.d
~ .1ms ,ia.'. .a.;.,,,. ,,,v oysr .6s i've.
rb...e,prr NrCcI.an. t-om Pittsburgh Land.
lpS az : e,.,@ W. ,,l'O''''! "'5 Al. ''su IN.
ie'''' ~, ''''' ''1,''7 " ~" =, -'''' ''''
"1I'''e "l''5 ''' is''''''e'e i''V' "'''' |'I,
nl''' ou ,','''e.. '"o', an 9's''.'.' ',' ~
lieh'y, V"' army j ' s'''' "1'auN..,S 1o"a'u
p, a '''' p,,,,r,ard ~ oe..ta1 aS orranno
,1o,' c a, , ,''' @ ,rnn,c1 rr,s,"'r.
HEADQUARTERS, NEAR YORKTOWN, !
April %.
Wa. Baltimore
! 1t is still raining, making the roads next to
impossible The rebels opened a battery At
Yorktown this morning on three canal boats
while they We're passing to Wormley's creek
The lqth shot exploded in one Of the boats
without injuring any one, when, apparently
satisfied, they ceased. Everything is lcmarka-
/ bly, quiet.
WASHINGTON. April The board of com
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29

Co1roN, FLAX AND llEMr.-The United States
Agricultural Society having offered premiums
Of Medals and Diplomas for the best crops of
Cotton, Flax and Hemp which may be raised
in each State during the year, and having re-
qucsled the State Agricultural Societies OF each
state to offer and award the premiums Of the
United States Agricultural Society for the States
in which they are located the Secretary Of the
Vermont State Agricultural Society will furnish
information with regard to the requirements
uadc by the United States Agricultural Socie-
IL. and will cause an examination to be made Of
any field OF" Cotton, Flax, or Hemp" which
may Be entered for the premiums aforesaid, by
any citizen OF this state, upon application by
letter to DANIEL NEEDuAM,
Queechy, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29

NEW MUsc.-We are under obligations to
Oliver Dltson < Co., Boston, for the following
new music There isa word whose solemn tone,
by Maria Louise Garcia !; Are they meant butte
deceive me by Alex. Reichardt There Music
in thy Heart Lassis,-Nlusic by Robert Bell ;
Pictures Of the War, by Charles Grobe Louise
Walt, by John L. Howard Chant du Berger,
by Joseph Funke. For sale by Geo. W VIII
der, Freeman Book Store
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29
Headquarters, NEAR YORKTOWN, !
April %. (
Va BdHjm0re

1t is still raining making the roads next to
impossible The rebels opened a battery at
Yorktown this morning on three canal boats
while they We're passing to Wormley's creek
The 10Th shot exploded in one Of the boats
without injurins any one, when, apparently
satisfied, they ceased. Everything is Icmarka-
bly, quiet.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29

NEW ORLEANS CAPTURED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29

DUrlsrRi.-Ihe attention Of our readers is
invited to thg new adyer;semeutoiD Or. Comegys,
aud lis remark, upon the improved method OF
sitting artificial teeth, upon yulcanized rubber.
We think this method deserves at least
thorough trial,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-29

In Berlin. Aprn l2th, Of consumption, hr. Jerema
Dow, aged 81 years and months.
papcrs In \. N. aud Mass. will please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

IN a,am,hip Hansa. for bremen, ria SoufsG~rtcn-Mr
TrsDci.co @ A. sehsP.Ier Mr.. Amelia Fsquss and son
Mn. Lin, strous'e and son, rhlsdepus M and Sr' r. A.
Rujig-r child and servants Montreal Mise Mets ks George
wicl and lady s. Hi,chheld lady and two children Dr.
ST. John Rooss and lady Dopman Lsureneot and child
Children O. @ sS say SMs 9a mr. .d M
Wehls and two children. Miss Mahildo Wehe, I'D. Fgsr
Mr. AG % OLE Nd M sS Newt sG' + s s%.
Mis-. c. 3: Small Phl.dsphAi J. G Gaedtcheas. Bremen
Consul IN cus,s"ss Kiestr ~ M;nn r,'SIrtn, M,
L. A. Heeds three children and two servants Mr. and Mrs
I. Brook and servant VIM Adams Pedro Jusnero, Cuba:
Mr. and Mira H. Roster and child. Mr. and Mrs. NJ Dsoey and
child California Miss Carolina Garus aud two chiden, d.
II. Ehlsr Mira J. Ehlsr children and servants Henry
and lady L. 0her.rdni lady and children Mr. and Mr..
Gustav Burhenne and two ehidrcn M Lci:htwe August
Bsu'oip Peter Mipe. Joseph Emanuel y "; Muller. w
SOIdsi. lady and ehd' tWapp, wagH. s s,sS:
and two children. John Koiber NJ Bergman Henry Eden snd
.on Henry Steers Mrs Ellen James Mr. Anna s1 Eur, cs,
Ien. Vermont, Jaau. DOH Milwaukee Dr. Hoffman Illinois,
A. Mohr w +. Pfaderer Carl kIeuti; A sehw~Sst o
sy, Mr.. e ROWE Mi.. vlcto. Mnsa Ma. Aa,fs and
Mb. Mary Emendord NewioIk 9onn + e. jansins
Po,.rls, Mf and Mis- A Pm, sud TWO children Losing.
Mr. and Mrs Hrinih Hob and sI ehd en- .. leu Koos
ssS. s,a lacy s.a s ssAinssr Baltimore j. r.osI
Noble sdf E' wv Helm" Havana. No L. w ssl:Gss
Hsi,s Ma = Bsrdol California; Mr. LANCER Peoria D. d.
Meyer Indiana H. Schroeder Loeis,lle Mr ana c.,;,,
rer,tssss and child. NewfoIhi u u. s.Sn NsvYoYh
mia. X Blsneo and son. Msrhia, henfy 'a'A'0"' '"
and l0l Ia the stesrsg~. Total. @' -, o.x...,.
Ed.s. 'r L;;Sss' s sss Ssssn'iTasrM
Cushnsp Hsnry Crouthcr George Dodd Rev. r. Cody Jsa
Earle. Fhsdephi. Fred fins %s.Sn sSS Ivan. n ~
PhiI.ds,nbiS1 Mr. Gamble and ave children, London, b.
Dsz and wic Paris. Mira aiOb' RSchs.,sr Mn NJ r rSs
G. Weiss David Douglass New York M and mtS yonn
Mrs Browu.mh, Albsnyi g. b. sisg'mund Hacans' 4: ..
wslon,ki Havana George Vail h; Meyer, yy,.m
Psia Chicago John Cordutes. Cincinns George hughss,
Baltimore n Keey wm iolue Mrs. Dc Mari ~ sns o .~1
charles Barlow james Pi,trick Mexico Charles A. Cewpsi
Robert On MI and Mr B. Mccullough and child psas ~
DR. "a nm bsr and lady VIM Folding. N~wYoIk psnie Ana
Mary Evan. Mary Wood and children, Chicsso ft s a.
Rogers Mira $. Love ith.ca Mr. aud Mira a Ds' Mitchell.
Mis- n J. NJ Lasoy Cincinnati MrA A. Raw ans tnIee q 10
rsa .ud tnisat 81 Louis Wm Luphsm Capt oSo'ss ASI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26
XXXVIITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .W.sHIsoToS. May "a, 1867

STEATE...- ssHihGToS, May ~, 49,
NJ, SIMMER (isep., Mass.) presented Peution
signed nv nearly $500 women for the emahc'Pa'ioH
OF the slaves. n...a d, re,;tion from
.,a Wome. Society Of Friends for euanciPa'io9'
NJ LATHAM Dem, Cal offered a resolution
,baf on aud after Monday, May % re h1ur lor .no
da;v meeting Of he Senate be ii O'CLOCK. Lhd over
Mr. WILSON. rep, Mass.) Introduced Dill 70
,aos,ye and confirm the act Of the Presden' accep,
inc volunteers under the act Of the I'D OF Juiy 1901
and 10 authorize The acceptance OF @oVoVV auu'iona
"a those under that act. Referred. -,
Mr.. WILSON sl-o introduced Dill 10 amend tne
Fugitive Slave Law. ill.,,
Tie bill donating lands for agricultural colleges
was taken up. ..,
Mr.. HARLAN Rep., Iowa., spoke in favor Of the
hill at some length cOGteDdiug that this was Dill
taking comparatively email portion of public lands
20 he Given 70 States as trustees for the education OF
sor;cntural people, after witch the bill was post
poned to Tue sdsy next
The tax bill was tnen taken up, and the E ns oI
carriages yachts, watches, organs pianos, DiilaIu
tables. gold and silver plate, and on o0Ss, "A'
struck out. H., hoo,s
The tax on railroads, steamboats, and Terry Doa'.
was amended 20 as 10 make the tax on steam I''''
roads and steamboats, three per celt OF 'le tiooo
receipts for passengers, on horse rairoads anu oiy
boats one and hall per cent OF the gross recff,s III
passengers aud toll bridges three Per cent VI 'ne
gross earnings. ,.a -.
The tax on insurance companies was amenueu %
"a to tax fire and marine Insurance companies three
Der cent on the gro-s receipts for premiums OF
assessments.
Having reached tie lOSth section, the Senate ad'
iourued TO Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

GREAT WIsD-SfoRx At WHEELING, VA.-THe
Wheeling Inteiigenoer Of the @2d inst has account
Of violent storm Of wind and rain that occurred In
that vicinity on the afternoon Of the day previous
The German Lutheran Church, an ancient building
at Center Wheeling, said to bo not very substantially
constructed, was partly blown down, about half Of
the northern aud southern brick walls falling in upon
the church floor. Between 30 and 40 children were
In the basement Of the building and the floor giving
way, the heavy mass was precipitated upon them
Most Of tho children escaped tho or four, however,
were killed, and as many wounded and crushed in q
horrible manner. The steepls of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Center Wheeling, WAS also blown down.
At about o'clock during the Storm the steamer
Mariner, Capt Garner. bound from Pltsburg to
Louisville. ran upon the bar near Eoa's Landing,
within the city limits, and while lying with her bow
up stream, her cabin blown OFT and broken into
thousand pieces. There were about 40 soldiers
on board, bound for Cairo, but most Of them being
on the boiler-deck, they were unnjured. About %
passengers, among whom were several ladies. were
in the cabin. These were nearly ali thrown into the
water, but it is not known that any lives were lost
The boat subsequently, caught fire. but tho crew sue
ceodel in sxtiDgushing tho flames before they had
made s1y great LeAdwsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26
movements Of Ocean steamers.
TO DEPART.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..MI,s
Cleared.

stesm,hips-Arie Seahury Asriuwsll. D. B. Allen BrisA
Queen (Br.), Harrison Havana. 4. Cunard
Ships-Lss Rootb. Fulton, Bordeaux b. Bennssj o.
Hutohings, New-Oresns Belle Sons; Cls lisa CouIiss
Liverpool Zeress Co. Missouri, Hughes Glasgow. Wn.
Nelson T. Son.
Madras (Bremsn) Godxs, Hsnburg, funch Meincks :
Wrnd; Cru.oe Whitney, Cette, w. salem Co Cess.sk
Cray Monevieo j. Morton ir. Csnfuesos Cole, Cieafss
Cos Ponvert 4 Co.
Briss-CyJra. (Brl McCulOch, Demer~a J. y whitsY
Co.; r. Reed orr Willingae, Manzsni L. Brett sss
W. Moore, Klyu. st. Croix p. Hanford: Csts Ray. b.
Hond,. C. r. Alexander Som J. W. Harris. Rsthbnn .
Meipcke Wendt; Elliott lBfl Ford, Faimosth. J. G. -
Arthur; Mary iBr) Mackean. Aux Cages. Kunhsrdt Cs
Tsnler, Hsstell Boston. master
Schooners-torest Sawyer, Boston. @ L. Hatch SuTuk
SWEET Welaeet Crowell a Psine; Jo.ephne Davis Prsv
dence master; George Wellington, Newman New-Havsa
NJ Briggs; J. p. Hazard Wilson, Bristol L. Kenny.
Steaner.-Blsck Diamond. Green Philadelphia An.hrseAA
Jones Philadelphia. Lopez Kirkpatrick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

po~;bls. the enormity Of bis crime. he states that
be il utterly sstounded at the occurrence and cannot
imagine what could have led Mr.. Carson to pursue
such a oou, &C. DR.. QuackenbOs, his attending sur
eeon reports that very favorable change has taken
place in the condition Of the Msjor. Carson remains
uDarrested, and it was rumored yesterday, that both
he and bis wife sailed for Europe in tho steamer
Edinburgh, on Saturday. At all events, be is still
at large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26
CITY I2,EM&
iourned.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS s, GSEstNoa Everybody.
wALLAcx's THEATKR-No. V44 D'''"
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STAND OF CoLoRs FOR THE EIGHTH REGIMENT.
Tiffany & Co. have just completed fine stand Of
colon for presentation to the Eighth Regiment
NY.S. n. This regiment was among those who
volunteered for the three months service, and was
stationed at Baltimore and the Relay House. The
stand consists Of two regmental flags, ono national
flag and a pair Of guidons