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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20


UOsTETIERS STOMACH blIIEks.
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Ip,lETrkkS slOMACI blIIEhS
HDsItrIERs SlOhANu ntttsnS
IIpSI ElsrEk'S sIOMAtH blIlEhS-
HuSItrIEhS sloAAth pit 1870
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iunslETrEKs SOMA ii BlTIEkS.
NpsrtIrtKS STOMACH blIIEho
Up,IErTERs STOMACH bl lIEhS
unsIEIrkVs sPOMACH BlfIEks
HOsIETlEKs siOMANn bihLEnnSS'
HOSlEIftRs sloMaSu pircrrSnS
hOsIEIlkhs SiOhANn ptrrrs1S
NOsIEllkRS SlOaNn nnirrrpss
nOSIkrlEks slohAIu pttrrsES
uD,TEITkAs STOMACH blrLEhS
Iius1EIrkK's STOMACH bllLbnSS'
HoSiLrfEhS Slon'Nn urrrERS
uosrrIT STOMACH biItEno-
IIb,IkTrrKs STOMACH biahEhS'
i'srr rrEkis STOMACH blraEhS
unSITllt.Kis sfOMAVH piilEhS
HOstEiTEhs sioMA'h
Prepared AID se,d " ,.,.r,y SMITH
uoo FL i''' Fiti.bursh. p
Sold by Druggists aud Family o'o'e'' "''0'-'-
" ora xrvAogh OFFICE. No. ~ BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

p,oorrys HORTICULTURAL SocIrTY-SPRIsG
ry.royThe BrookI,n Horticultural socsty closed It's
spuz exhibition Of flowers aud plants on "edhe'"as e'"
Ing The greater part OF tho floral display was "."'''
, ,s .r,t, hall m tho Acs lemy OF Music h the imm'h'e
promenaoe upon stage and pnquets' TO add "
and brillDcy 10 the Annua Concert oil the ioons '"
Christian As.oci.ion Though large soue previous
had several features which evincs 'he con'hueo
growth and Influence Of tho Society Thirty forty pre-
49,, 81 ,..,. given-s.yera to Mr.. A. c. Chamberlain,
e IN De alb avenue and Rysrson street. for hn besa
t and movable oss baskets for growing ot trees
or Aws. and for very brilliant display OF sweet "i'h
Mr. Chamberlain wss formerly gardener 10 ono u 'uo N
ver. In London This basket patented since his eNo'hos
h,s consists Of znc pots OF various szes win Peo
zinc plate resting midway inside OF each certain co"P
or under th, plate gives the required nutrihe
to the uee-pcach, plum, pear. apricot che"y' mo ~
berry grape vine vaessted plants or flowers when are
nlae,i in sht compost and above it This pot placed
in bamboo frame rustic work goen wire Tor hahs"s OF
mounting on He exhibited trees In bearing Nno"
had grown vigorously four years In these oshs" ""'u
change or addition Of nuthmeut except watef M u a'
doing good in growing the peach, spnc''' and P'
upon the plum stock. premium was given TO MI Buchanan
Of Astoria for beautiful orchids to Mr. j. s. BsrIe' OF ron
Richmond for some beautiful vsriegs.d !esi plants
hains rom the pure white lily to tho rich dark green 'e's'
10 Thomas for splendid fuschss; to M Zeh
gardener to A. A. Low, osq for most exquisite BASKET Of
flowers As evidence Of the sdyanee OF tho Society In the
,royth OF arc p and hower. J. w. Desuw esq Pr''i
dent OF the Society," exhibited tho identical euphor0 spen
dos for which, eight Yeas be took the hf't premium
1, ia m very bsaull with the zines, green leaf aud feh'
colored Hoser bat only SECOND ca" plant MI ~
showed also magnificent jsminoids' Miss Desau"'
hi. exhibited OF ~aIhowers whch IN Dsauty
Of color perfection Of form scarcely Inferior 10 those
fresh from ths hand Of aI. A. D Fuller OF bfooAyh
esd some thirty vsretis. Of strawberry, among
which the Monitor" the Tromph De O.Hd" the BROOK
yu Scn.," aud h. Scott Seeding are deemed the D''
v. fse, Thi. Society Organized ten years ago ana IL
ha. period la, exhibited greater variety o. plants iu aud
flowers. and b.. opened ia exhibitions TO distant cities
pofnolog.l. and florists other Ia tho eo1nfJ-to Dos
ton Cambridge Albany. Rochester, BnghAnton' PhiaieI'
phia &c. J. W. DerLls, esq has been tho ffe'd-n
from its EiiioB. gathering 10 large Membership con
,buns generously in al Il. fogaes. .simp.-ii and con
tnusy snlasins q. exhibitions -Four or i've o. n' srn''
addfs,s-, have been plbiaed. Some tiny nonbs Of t'
soee,, hay, recently organized shsm'sVs. aso COMMITTEE
for tho investigation sud publication Of means of the d'''o
zion Of the m.s,ure wJfm" The nr't pamphlet has Ja
been Issued on ds,cigu aud pho'e win
. an fof e.. determination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

FIRE ALARs.-An alarm Of IRE In the ElShth
Dte last ush w.. caused by tho burning ola quantity 81
liush wear the Of Iroaiyesh'h street. aud AAIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
BROOKLYN MILITARY AfFAiRs.

The 18th Reg will ss,vs this Saturday morning at
o'clock and ebsIb steamboat at tho foot Of Murray
street for tae kewJs,y Central Railroad Depot Tn.y
20 HATsbrs by way Of Es.ton They expected to
Last night but unable TO get ready. The lis. Of
officers Ia ss follows
Colonel. Michael bennett Lieutenant Colon.l ID. A
Bokoo; MAJOR. Adam Aeppsr, hdJutan d. J. Dean En-
snref Jhmts inpbeIl Surgeon, John J Campbell Bur
grous Mate Dr.. WIN. hspboldI Qoafcfmsst.f. bsniuel
DEUEL..
CoDpsny A-Csp,sin. g. Wsndet; Flint Lieutenant. H.
Thai. second Lieutenant. Il lluIdt
Company B-Captain, Henry Obmsni Fret Lieutenant
Charles ~ edoi Second L.utensnt Joseph Whitman.
Co C-Csptain Anenbrandt Fu. Lirut-nsnt H. STan-
xenDofg, Second Lieutenant. Christian VocsnioG
Company D-Capiain Johu Hhm, Fiat Lisugenant, VIM
BlO,tic.dt 5'cond Lieutenant, Henry Ait
Company L-taptsip. &. a. H. Bsf.aman, FintLieut-n.
ant OeJigo Scbeis-n Srcond Lrutonsnt ffsuci Lanl.f
ConpGnY &c pssin Johu M,tcE, fus Lieutenant John
OIsbci; Sec 'H1 Lieutenant ysc-nt
Company O-Captsn, Joseph Brfgefi First Li-utsnAnt
Louis bchs, sscOnd Llcutenani. Valentine 5chsbcs
Company H-Captain AathOny Nila, liTsI LioutoBsnt
i.ou DOhing, SECOND Lirute ant Nm. ScL4 Ter
Coz psGy I-taptaH Joseph McIksut Fiat Lieutenant
Lud ~. beibi Socopd LiouonenHnt. Adam EIdsfs.
toapiny k-Captain Jacob Weber, Fint Lieutenant
Henry Kas,ow Second Lieutenant. fiedcnck ilsDcts-r
Non Ininssion'd htst r. seq ,ntNeJpr. George Has
lingn Quafermastri $50 F'at, JO.rI Marshal, C0inis-
ef tLi.irs J'uLInti OfdGanc--~oi .rant, AnlroN
k.lc, ho.Iilsi ftswa.d IDo' tsmpb'I, MaJor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

We take the following remarkable article from
The Richmond Enquirer of June II, in which The
whole tribe Of Peace Sneaks who are endesvoring
70 embarrsss tho Government, and TINS give ald ana
comfort to the Rebels, are brought under the old
tims .laye.dnypr's lash:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26
TWO DAYS LATER FROM THE l. NORTH

Tie Baltimore AmefscuR, CT the 2Si, has
been received hsr, A Telegram from HaTra-
Lueg, dated 2Itt. says that Tie rebels aie re-
po,t.d 10 be in,00O s;rong at Haserasown,
Bill, s.4i Terrifying. The troops al HAIRS
burg arc expecting marching criers iniaiedi'
ateiy.
Gov Curtin received 4 dispatch ffcru Cham
beraJUre W Which staie8 that jenkins wss IL
Hayneahurg, twelve miles from Chambers.
burg, Saturday evening. Ii 10 had baen plum.
derig Tie houses among the mopntaiIs.
Gen Couch has receive IA dispatch confirm
ing the report that the rebel eavalfy wo.e at
Ceitysturg.
Tns force that went to McConne Isyille, ia
Fulton, to - miles from Chau4 bsfaburg, helped
the selves TO whatever taey wanted in the
stores, collected together large number vi
cattle aid horgss, and then moved off towards
IL ncock, Nj.
a small mounted forcs role into Frederick,
Saturday, pacled the sick eoldiess in the hoe
,iiais. took q few horses, and f.. No at
tack h2a beeil made 80 far Oh llarpet's Ferry
Three thousand lAborers have been called
into service, aud negroes freely impressed, foI
the Thorough fertilization Of Balimoie.
Nothing definite is Published in regard to
the movements of Gen. Lees army, or OF
looker'e.
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elections In our good old Commouwsalth I A
few Richmond newspapers, from time 10 time,
lound their way to our eager, aDxicu. eyes and
hearts, And Of one, brought by Federal OF.
hstr, he expressed gIea. satisfaction at The
apparent pa.ty divisions in the South, ss show
ID by an article in the paper Oh "Orig;nai 50.
.,essionists,' &s. He though. ali suci, were
ignorad, ard Tie ''Ieb. Ia were uni. fer IL eir
'snse and their principles; thas party lines
we're forgotten; sectional jsa!ouses absorbed
"a the ole gTea. issae. Bns be wHs GLAD TO $50
shat the South was divided as well a. the
North, SO We coubaatsd his opinion as alt,.
sather wrong. that there wa no party In Vir.
sinis OF the South. Aiiiary lines had wholly
o5itsrated party lines II was now, not my
Party, but my Ccuatry Toe iseuss were thoss
II lie and death, no. Of Original and Anti
5eceasioris's. All were alike, and wholly
Confederasea. Tncse who wsre, In the 0eai1r
'ing, most opros 81 TO g. csssion, at the Hsst
breath of coercion had awakened to raais.anss.
and at the fret sound Of invasion had sp:urg
70 the breach, and nobiy fought and fell in d.
fsucs Ct Southern rights an '.terties BatI
that e Yankee should have any
ground for belief, however slieht, of party
spirit or Political aDimosiiy NV, when the one
great question 20 b. dscia.d, and the Que
great prize Ut stake, before which all other in.
tsrests sink in:o ias;4nihcancs, is the Cons.isu.
t:on.i Liberty Of thess Confederate States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26
Tn. French Army.

The organization Of the Frsneh army de-
seryes the careful study Of the Confederate
military authorities. Tho French are far
ahead OF all other na.iona in their military or
yaniz..ion. In whataver relates to naval al
fairs we mey lock to Eagian5; bat in every
thing that beioDes to armies there is no COM
paris,n between England OF any other Euro
peaa power and France. This was proved to
the satisfaction OF the Easii.ii themselves il
the Crimean war; They are rs brave AID a:
warIike as the French, bnt too mnch tied to
pipe clay and red tape. Soldiers such az com
pose the Confederate army ought to be pro
yiiel by tie Government with the beet sys
tenn OF organization, ia all its delails, III the
world, and that we humbiy conceive is The
E,eprh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26
IiiE YANKEES AT THE Wh..L UoliS

IiiE YANKEES AT THE VII. 4 HOUSE
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, Il q
Yankee gunboats appeared in the Pamu:s v
river al the White House. The advance bo: I
commenced shelbng the woods, and in a sbo,t
time nine other boats appeared Altar a brief
sheiiing OF The woods, they proceeded To land
cavalry aud Infantry; but we have seen no
one Who cav the handbag, ana therefore no
one who could form au eslinats Of the 1um.
Der OF troops who were put sshote About IL
O clock the Federals ape ared in considerable
force At Tunsta!rs Station, four miles from tie
Whit, House and twenty miles frora this city.
Here the infln.ry deployed into the woods,
and tho cavalry, after coming paet the station
some distance, also g3l into tie woods, for the
purpose of catching the dc wn passenger train
which was Eearly Tue there. Tie section
master at the station, however, had, upon the
approach OF the foIce, promptly set otf to meet
tile tr" n, aud Sic pped it before il got to Tun-
stalls The train returned 10 this city We
cahversed with ssvera! g.ntlemen who had
Heen AZ Yanse es on the railroad but uons of
them c1u.a form CIR giya any idea Of the soi ce
th3y Ind Oae informant assured us that "iCr
h4!f :. nile the railroad track looked black
With them, ant; that wa2 as near as we could
get 10 tLei- strength. Another said there
were abou. IL ,Uua, bat upon being asked why
: l.ouyht 3d. eaid he didn't know, as he hahn t
&c n any but he ''rsckcnei' there were that
maay. A third, who was hear the station when
they approached, made very LIBERAL discount
of 10000, and said he thodl at there might be
900. OF course none oftiiese statements can
be relied on. Oue OF ouf pickstf, had lie gotten
here might have thrown some light on the cub
jet, bat ha was Iidirg up 10 ..otify the train
two Yankee d.agoons rode out OF the WOODS
and gobbed hin, W. This operation was wit
ueaaed by soma citizens a short distance t,
who rapidly lied from go dangerous 4 ioca i.
ity-
Many of tho !armale III King William, New
Kent and Chai.ss City counties, started The II
cattle and hons IS for Riehn sa soon aa they
got Wind Of the ii.i /, ana & number OF them
&riiged las. night. Tie crops along tha Ioad
we.e very fine, and atont iuntay nsAt tbs
oat crop would have been harvested. OF eourse
much III this iii ba destroyed, and 1t is likely
thu, pilia zing ia after all the scE Of tiis al
Earco.
With regard to tho escaIity OF RicAaaond
we feel authvIiZs Il in fayng liza. tho praptt'
,lons by the Confederate And S:ats aathori.es
ara ample to ensure it against eyan JU,'Ht'
YANKEES, were 20 many 10 move upon It Say.
cral calls are published To day Tor mseiiag. ct
the different organizations OF M'!i ia. Let
them lie promptly attended 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26
FROM NORTut.R VIRGINIA.

The passengers by the Central train last
evening bring no new reFor. Of army opera
tiois on tie border, aud it ia presumed tLa.
matters il ,ha. interesting quarter have AS
sanasd comparative quiet siaco i!s oc:upaiion
by car forces. There WEB Eot even q runlor
yesterday as to the whereabouts OF GSn i-eo =
army portion of whish is known t. be in
Mary ylaud.
The train brought down si5yea uniuea =
Iaukee "ia6iss," who were not so fortunate
- Mliroy and iis ami ,tlo wife ia making tiieit
vacaps, when our forces captured Winchester
l'ney we've aaligued quarters ia Cisile ihun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26
1IiE CAVALRY flGH,s
&C. R l.sPosDeKCs CT ras cBhosD pi.P1 rcg.
NrAR MIppIrauRa. Juue % ls6,


The last xesk-frem Juna l7.h TO yastsr
| day iIe'nsirs--llag been chs1ac erized by in
| caseana COZ fliets bs,wesn the Cavalry urdsl
Gen. S'aalt ard .hs euemY's. II avy dsnaf.
las baen iEai ted upen ths latter, and no b.,
received lesson by which he seems dispose {
to rroGs. Nearly . week aGs ou. earalr,
Grove back the snsmy' e ness Hids,lshuse, toc
a great number of prisonsrs, and eaptur, d tvt
membsrs Of H,osers staff. Eagagemsp
have occurred every day sinca. but tia. While
took lace Oh June 2lst was the most sever.
and one Of tue hottest Of Tie var Tie enesa,
under GsEs. Fieasa.tOn, Stahi, and Basnes,
advanced cary in the moruiag with nearly Q,
quite 10000 cavalry, fifteen regiments CT in
fantry, Ind four or 6vs batteries, and attacked
Gen. Stuart On the Little River Turnpike,
between Middleburg aud Rector Cross Roads,
at the same time moving on his lett and en-
dsavoting to cut lin of from the NC .tains
The main body Of the enemy, in front Oh IT,.
turnpike, consisting efelr,eae cavalry, this :
batteries, and two br'gadss Of iufantsy, 81
Vancet with spiiit, and dep.oying their infe :
try as sharpshoctsFs, MADE it IeoeesaxJ I r
our cavalry to fall back. The batteries o..
both sides were, during this time, ho:ly O.,
gagged, aud one picca on eur eide being struc.
by round shot, the horses killed, and the ca
rlage disabled, was abaudomei The enemy
cavalry was se.y little engaged, comparative
iy, the infantry and artillery being their chic
reliance. Gen. S:aars continued 10 fall back
before this column, Withdrawing his forces OF
tbs left at the same time, aud thus drew then
on nearly to Ashby's Gap, the DAY winding np
with brief bat hot charge at Uppersille, IL
which they were driven back ana badly Eur;.
Yesterday Gen Stuart advanced in his turn,
aud the enemy continued to retreat before hie
cavalry aud artillery until night. AT that time
he established his pckots near Ade, and re-
turned TO his former petition before the cne-
my = advance. The appearance of the roads
indicates The severe character CT tho engage
ments. L. is etrswei with dead horses and
many fresh graves are seen. 1hs loss Of the
onemy was heavy. It was reported by citi-
zels Of Midl'ebarg that the body Of q sn XII
patrick, ole Of their most accomplished off.
GERS, passed through that night. Many oi
their field otficere were killed, and they un-
suffered heavily. Oar own less wac
MISUNDERSTANDING othars, 1t. Col. Lewis,
1;h Va, and Nj E,lla, 5:h Va, who were
killed while galautiy charging near NJ. UNITS
vile.
This and tie fisat near Brandy Station have
Ceen as hard as any during the war. In both
The enemy had heavy infantry suiports-wa
none. The re-ult in all tae recsnt engage.
:ess. -
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Rev Loan

ice Secretary of the Ireasary ia about 0
'ssas twenty year bonds, under the act Of Goa.
geese OF ao.h Ap.il iast, which autho,iz an
Issue OF $3.50, ,Ge0, ,0a0 in bonds, bearing au In.
.efest u per cent, payable annually on the
let OF June, in gold, or in Gotten Of the eusi
W known as New Orleans nidolihv. at six
pence s.erlipg per ponnl Tbs said cotton 10
be delivered a. the pleasure Of the Secretary
ct si'hsr Of the ports Of New Orleans. Savan.
nab, Charleston, Mobile, Wilmington. Rich.
mond, or Norfolk. The prsse il. premium on
eo'd is sach that cotton will undoubtedly Le
elected by tbs Sacretny "a tae article in
"iieh to Fay the inss reis Ths iu:eIe ct poa
Thousand dollar bond, a: 6 per cant, will Le
s'o' 10 pay VI hioh in COTTON ss sxpenee steri
ing' or IL cents, will lake nearly a bale of cot.
ton' worth now three times ihs: price These
bonds will, therefore, during the war, pay
h'Sh interest, sni are likely TO command a
pishlinn. We iiad it announced editoriaiiy ia
the Sc"fiaI and EnYnsytr-we suppose on
Official au,hori:y THAT the Secretary of tLs
Treasury il about to open bids for hye mil.
lions of dollars of these bonds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26
TIE SCARE All WASHINGTON.

A gentleman who came through the lines
since the capture Of Winchester by our forces
eays tAat the newspapers convey very made
quate idea OF tie extent Of the. alarm at WASH
;ngtor, PRODUCED by The news OF tha advance
OF Gen Lee army. Every available man was
being hurried to the capita! for it's defence,
and the whole city WAS in a perfect turore OF
,Iarm End excitement
Official information, received here, state that
undsr the influence Of this excitement Burn
sides corps has been arisTei from Kentucky
to constitute portion Of the army designed
for ths defence OF the Yankee SOd0n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26
ORDER FRDA GEN EWELL.

Tie follow Ing is :he q ,nst.l Order OF Ger.
Ew.Il asking III, officers and Chaplaias Of bis
command to ioturu thanks TO tho Almighty y
for the victory gained at Wine hester
HEApo'Rs % CokPs June II, 1868.
Geaeyai O,dsrs No 4
Tie Lisut Gen Commanding asks the men
spd officers OF the corps to uBite with him III
returning tianks to our llaayenly Father tor
the signal success with which iio has croWnsd
tho y:,lor cf this command.
Inackuo :. leds meu. Of Divine favor, Chap
l..ina will hold religious teryices in their re-
spac,iya regiments at such times aa may 10
most convenient. With wonierIaliy e!nall
!oss-!ess than 800 killed, wounded, aud uiss.
ing-ws have carried strong works defended
ty an abundance of superior artillery, cap
ta,ing over 5000 prisoners, aud large 4nansi'
lies Of military stores and supplies. Sacll =
result ehould strengthen the reliance IN the
Righteousness OF our cause which has inspired
everg tiiJrt of cur troops. By commad OF
ISipnei1 l.isus Gen. H. S EwELL.
A. 5. Pendietoa, Il. Il. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26

The Hydrasa at the Corner of Main and
lHh .Siresfs.-Oor neighbcr of the Eagnsre,
referring 70 tho GdmOaitioa from the ptOpei
offser 3Rti1lst awaste of w.Aar, cs ls a.susitieu
10 tae "piag at the corner Of Main and 18Th
Sheets AID begs that it bs stepped, sirce il
WASTES more water in u day and night than
will snpt!y tie city for three days! Tnis
plug being enc Of the very feyv "piugs' -
that are respects ble, and having stood by ns
ever sincs wa rtood where we are, We feel
bound to stand By it and endeavor to rave it
from being stopi Il. Such a penalty would "
np]ast and crue: alike to mankind snd horse
kind. This "plnx'' is not wssaefui indi-
vdusl, bas is doug q large business npon his
own private rseonseas purely for the good OF
man AID horses He has no connection with the
city water works, but draws his supplies en-.
tirely fsom the Basin, and therefore isO more
affects the supply from the water works by
his operations than if they were extracted
directly from the SKIES The Enquirer is too
benevoieut and consijerate ~ wish to do in.
justice to a u5l!c bene factor, and knew not
these facts, or it could not iave psopoeed to
stop the refreshing stream which cur plug ia
dispensing during the hot summer, and which
Is 10 grateful to passengers. whether Oh two
or fJur feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26
r ass Tennessee.

Eainsids las been called 10 Washing .,
VIII ali bis troops. OF this there seems to DO
1' doubt whatever. The traitors IN East Ten
lessss, who profess 10 have planted their crops
~ 'lis hope tha. they wouid be rsspsd by Tie
'shksss, are, therefore, likely 70 be dissp'
p'ihlsd Burnside will not prevent troops from
1s'hg ssnt 70 Jobns.oa, ss the New York tie
.a'a suggested. Tie movement Of 0sneral
.~s' whassysr may w it, object, sssms 70
Laws kesp, IN the lanxuase Of 4 tasd'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26

room "a ten strike" has disconce,,.a =,
."e v. 'A'sss schemes for crushing out the re.
beliop. ~" ''
Ahe snccese Of Gen. Chalmers in einkjnp
several transports below Memphi, n,nvs.
w"a' we said some time since-.ha, even
.''asa 'lcksenrg aud Port Hal lsoa fhou,l
De'n 20 captured, th5 Mississippi can never 10
considered opsn for trade as long as hostile
population iahabils portion Of the territory
yns upon It's bAnss. Flying batteries will
A'"ay' " founito annoy trading bo..s, and
security Is tie life Of commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26

REV. DE. BARNwEtL, Chaplain OF South
Carolina regiment, iu Richmond, died On tue
ga inst. at Stanton, Va. In his position IL
t.js city he had been unren,itting in his aaen-
.;n. 10 tho wants Of the soldiers from his own
g. from ct her States, and the intelligence OF
l. death will be heard with general AMI pro-
foui,d regret
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26
AN ExrquAruR GRAsTED BY THE CoNFI

AN ExrQuArUR GRANTED BY THE CohFED.
rsATg GovgRNMaNr.--It may not be general.
" known, Gays the Savannah Republican, that
at isaet ono Government has recognized the
Confederate States. In recent letter OF Ar.
BENJAMIN, our Secretary of State, we perceive
that Eros. Raven, Esq, who was appointed
Consnl for the State Of Texas by hia Hsghnese,
who apriIed To tits dovsrnmsas for a. Eye.
cuatur On the :i,sh Of Jnly 1851, haA ons issasd
@ hin on the 2lst Of Asgnst, 1861.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26

LATER rncM EURurE E-LivsTpool dates to
the Ilth, and Queenstown to the l2sh of june
have Lesn received. La the House OF Com
nous Mr. Cunningham has suggested opening
Of negotiations for suppres-ing the slave trade
in tho Southern States. The new steamship
Southsrnsr, suspected Of being privssssr,
was ssarched; but 1t not being proved sue WIS
rnlnaand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26
Arrival Gf r. lee

Arrival <f r. P.issnsPs-Ee0osseso0le ~ ?
MeDD%fe
Jaexs0H, Juuc 237a.-A upOce19 o - -.
stssippian. dated Grenada, 2lth, eouegUosg
the arrival there Of e3 prisonsss, eakeo ~
Chalmers
Tls Memphis Bulletin. Of the 18th, nys tAs
rebels are making demonstrations aeeVo md
below Memphis, which are sxcsedinely dissr
KreeHLla.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26

Yankee Psis0sers.-The arrivals Of YANKEES
prisoners yesterday from the Winchester tight
Numbered ,2i7, making the sggre gate 49,.
Yesterday afternoon there were 81 received,
I'D Of whom ~ ere Ulcers They wers chiefly
rrou the ii sh. Ut Aldis. Among the atHcsrs
were Col l. Casinoia, of the tsh N cav
ai.y, Msj W Il Sseieg, Of The 7;h III cavalry
Actirg AJia,ant on Gen Hooksr'a staff; and
eeve,al CLapiaius, irc.uiisg Geo II Herman,
OF Io.h PS; r w Brady. i6S!h Ohio; e. T. nc
Cabe. l2si Ohio; + G Amblsr, 9th Pa, And
G3ao + Blown, G.h MI