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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30

THE HARBoR DEFESsE.-The following commu'
.op from the Governor was received yesterday by Alder
nm F.,sv Chairman Of the Join, Com nee on National
Affairs from Governor Seymour;
EYRCUTlv's DEPARTMENT, !
hBANY June a. 1868. },
DsAR SIR: Your communication of the 26th inst II re-
eeved expect be ia New. York time dlns
We in the think had better consult WIN
Governor Morgan about the HSIbor Deienses rv,,O1rp
Truls Yours &c. HORAIlb -
To TKRFStE FARLEY, No. 8 City Hall, Ne"'foiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30

rnr SEVENTH RrOMEST.-A meeting u .,-, a..
I'm :, ,bs nh Regiment N. IS. N o. not sio'uy
me-, .Ss regimen, in Baltimore, will be held '"0
A. ,oorrow evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30

CIIY MoRTALITY.-The bills oil mor'al'y ior 'no
week ending yesterday show inst during that penod "'
deaths occurred in this city vi 'he deceased 20 were
O, - i,i box and lsi girls 1923 were white and col.
Grad .7on. 2ao wen natives Of the United ststes aud the
h.lance of alien l2 deaths ocoasored by
seses Of tbe In Is throat &c ~ brain aud nerves 10
s,omsch bowel aud other digestive organs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30

ORDINATION OF The REV. STEPHEN IL t.
III. ordination o: the Rev Stephen H. lyns
pesthoOd will take place in the 0nuI'H Tvo, OF ST.
in,. ,oo,oip, a, IOS O'Clock. The Rev. d. iy"s "
.n' ~r',.n viii preach tho ordination sermon
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kl@.594 SO

Increase... SH2SS 80 'kl95.1N SO
Gold has been firm, with SC me fluctuations 81 an
advance of about per CO ut on Saturday, prices.
The unfavorable advice. from Pennsylyayta brought
in specuators and 10 market after opening at l463,
closed at li7s bid against l445 on saturday.
In money .herc is no change to notice. with
rather moe inquiry the supply appears to be aound'
ant, o.. good collateras at 607 cent, with iess
discrimination in regard - securities
The interest of the Illinois bonds will be paid in
currency. EXCEPT tie sterling bonds, which will be
maid in cold. Jne Nassau Bank will on July lst
nav the interest bonds of Belmont County, of Mus
kinoum Comfy, and of the City of GAINESVILLE, Ohio
The coupons of the Cleveland and Pittrburg bonds,
due vi July, will be raid by Mr.. VIM. c. Gilman
N, 46 Pine-street. The coupons on the Long Is
land Railroad Company, due July LIST, will be paid
at the Bank of North America. The Hannibal and
St. Joseph Missouri coupons will paid July LIST,
at the Bank Of Commerce. The Csyuga and Sus-
quehanna Railroad Company have declared a
dividend Of three per cent, less the gov
eminent tax, payable on the first proximo.
The Second Mortgage coupons of the Dayton and
Michigan Railroad will be paid at the Bank OF Amer
ica The Importers and Traders Bank have de
clared dividend of y cent, free Of tax, payable
Oh the 9th July. The coupons on the bonds Of the
Dayton and Michigan road will be paid at the Bank
Of America. The Iowa State interest will be paid
at the Metropolitan Bank. The Citizens, Mariners 4,
and WILLIAMSBURG Savings Banks will ply the
usual dividend on the let prox.
The Stock market was panicky to-day at Phl!adel-
phia under the advance of the Rebels.
The exchange at the Bank Clearinghouse this
morning were SCI Oh SIS 50.
The annexed il statement OF the stock OF goods
in bond and warehouse on the Let inst:
Tots value Of good, in bond May 1862.
Entered wsiehou.. from foreign porte In Msy'.. 'tS1
Received in bond from other domestic poFis.. $3.50
Tt, gg1, 57s
Wnhdiawn for consumption here. : 3, BATH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30

Messr,. j. p. Atkinson & Co. will sell al auction
on Tuesday, June 30 100 bales Sea leland and New
Orleaus cotton, by order Of Hiram Barney, Col
lec,or, at the Wallstreoi SaeEoom.
The Weekly Bank Statement shows genersi
contraction in the items. The Depository here II,
however, 81, 10000 higher, Notwithstanding de-
crease of 81 400, 900 in loans.
The following is a comparative statement OF Tie
o.o,,li;,;nr Of the hnnka of NAM.Nnrk CITY;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30

ALLEGED BlGiNY.-0n Sunday officer Browning,
Of the Fihh Precinct srr sed Frederick hempeT Ger
man "a year. Of aec charge If bsary pTeIrt ct
him by Nary bee;te No lit Laurens street. snd took nm
before Justice Ousckonbush al the Jefferson Market Police
Cnnri. lie vi committed lor trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30

ACCIDENT TO THE HARLEM BRIDdE'-i es'o,us'
-nios while the Harlem Bridge near the dep0'0 ne
1n,d Avenue Railroad Company was being opened " allow
the psssas. Of vessel some OF the ~hee "or ofoAen'
h.a 20 cross the river small boats during the day
were Immediately engaged to repair tie dspsge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30
ondition of the banks Of New-York City;

By the Hees we learn that on tue l7th Jane
American securities were steady. The demand from
Amsterdam continues for United States five. and
eixes, and for illinois shares. The latter closed firm
at 81 / a 3Oi discount, and Enc steady AT J9dtl.
The N. q. Era Of 2lst June says the changes in
Northern money markets have had very little iuhu'
ence here. The excitement Do;.ced in monetary
fiiars the past three days Las now subsidized,
and there seems 10 be little disposition 10 operate.
The order placing the Louisiana State Bank in
liquidation has been rescinded. She il now rein
stated and will continue her business heretofore.
Her notes circulating ss regular currency, and
were taken in payment for merchandise cold to-day.
spece quiet and easy today yesterdays rAiss ranging
from ~. gsB y premium for gold, AID -. de q cent
for Dealers Askns selling rates Li.n,r Tlefo
L. bot e doius Ia exchange aud the rates have undergone
important chang Ssit checks On Newl on command
id2 There j. pOthinE dong IN time balls
Sterling 63ul64 France 80 J5 ~ lave OF
ally IN stocks bonds mortgage secgriis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30

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BOARD Of Councilman.
.IOYrfrlAL.

STATED sR,ioS Monday. June %, llC3-4 o'cloeh ?
The Board puI,usu: 10 scJOuTnmen tEs Chamber,
No. 10 City Hall
Pre,entMorgn Jone. esq, PIe'iden In sho ehslr and
the following uembeIs. viz
Councilmsa Hayes Heuiy keenan,. SANFORD. Tn, Pres
dent, Webster McVsy, Brady Mcconnell Housht.lin,
Hsvilsud. Cav, McGTsth, Mufay OBnen, Brandon Bres
Russell Joyce-l9.
The minute. Of the preceding meeting read and sp
pfOTed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-11
From Gen. meade,g Command.

BoOEsBoRo', Md, July "a Times spe-
cial says: The rebels were drawn up in
line of battle thirty seven miles from here
this morning, on the road to Hagerstown.
From there they extended towards the
Potomac. In the vicinity of BakersViIIe
they are throwing up rife pits, aud will
probably await an attack. Oar forces are
so placed that collision may occur at any
hour.
Frederick, July 0.-Gen Naglee, with
troops from Fosters North Carolina com
mond. has been assigned to a command at
Harper's Ferry.
FREDERICK, July l0.-A special to the
Tribune says: Iearu from the front this
morning that on Wednesday PleasantOn
and fitzpatrick were engaged against Stu
art and Fitzhugh Lee, near Funkstowu,
where they drove the.enemy aud captured
900 prisoners.
WASHINGTON, July IO.-The Posts sps-
cial says No Hdvices of battle to day
on the upper Potomac, and there probably
was none.
NEW YORK, July lO-A Boonsboro' spe-
cial of the evening of the 9Th reports hear
ing firing in the neighbOrhood of Funks-
town, and it was supposed that Gen. French
had engaged the enemy. L. vas also re-
ported that the rebels have bridge across
the Potomac at WilliamsPort.
BALTIMORE, July lO.-AhOut $500 pris-
Ouers have arrived in the last few hours by
the Northern Central road.
WASHINGTON. July IO.-From letters re-
Gently received here it appears that on
Friday last it was learned by Gen. Meade
that Gen. Stuart was preparing to make
one of his customary raids on our rear, to
cut off our trains aud prevent communities
ton with Baltimore and Washington. Gen.
Gregg, with his cavalry division. was or
dered to advance from our extrems right
ane intercept him. With two brigades aud
battery he proceeded 10 accomplish his
mission, aud met Stuart about two miles
from our lines, already.on his way to exc
cute his design. Gen. Gregg charged the
rebels aud was at frst rePulsed. He rallied
his men and again charged, routing Stuart's
force, who left his dead aud wounded on
field in their hasIy retreat. Among the
killed were two rebel majors. Our IOss
was from thirty to forty killed aud ITO
wounded.
Another letter from Headquarters says
General Meade's movements are energetic
aud he may decide TO cross the river in
pursuit of the rebels should they escape
from this side. The rebels have sent over
the river cattle, horses and wagons with
plumber &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-11
Frnm NeW Orlaans.

NEw YORK. July IO.-The steamer Geo.
Washington, from New Orleans on the Sd,
has arrived, with news from Port Hudson.
The siege continues, but nothing further
was known.
Orders have been issued by Gen. Ship
ley for the formation Of brigade Of Lou
isiaua volunteers tor 60 Gays, for special
service in the defence Of New Orleans.
Gen. ShipIey would take command himself
No private boats are allowed 10 go up
the Mississippi, unless with a permit from
Gen. Emory.
No public assemblages are allowed In
the city, except for public worship. ALI
club aud gambling houses have been shut
up, and bar rooms, coffee houses and
stores are to be closed at o'clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-11
The Armies of Meade and Couch
Rapidly Concentrating-Lee still
at HaperstoWn.

SHIPPENsBuRG, Pa, July 9.-The armies
of Generals Meade and Couch are rapidly
concentrating in front of the Army of Vir-
GINA. The headquarters of Geu. Couch
are here tonight.
News to day from WaynesbOrO' shows
that portion of Lees army is only three
miles from the forces OF Gen. Smith.
The enemy's cavalry paid flying visit
to-day to Greencastle, probably for the
purpose of watching movements and gath
ering supplies.
Lees headquarters are still believed to
be at Hagerstown.
Exciting events are likely to take place
during the next two days.
BooSsBoRo, MD., July 9.-No active OPP
erarions on our front to-day. After the
cavalry fight yesterday the enemy drew in
their forces towards HagerstOwn aud
formed in line on elevated ground, from
Fuukstowu on the right and the bend of
the river below WilliamspOrt on the left,
thus uncoVering the SheppardstoWn cross
ing. Scouts and accommodating parties
report him entrenchiug his front, drawing
ammunition from his train on the Virginia
side and making preparations for another
battle.
1t is contradicted tonight that We have
force In Lees line of retreat in Virginia.
1t is not likely that general battle will
be delivered tomorrow.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-11
Miscellaneous Items.

NEW YoRK, July I0.-A Boston despatch
says the pirate Florida was seen yesterday
80 miles south east of Gay Head, burning
brig and fishing schooner. "a
The government has purchased the
s'eamers Fahkes, Augusta Dinsmore, Mary
Sanford, and United States.
The draft begins here Tomorrow. In
the 18Th Congressional district, Warren,
Essex aud Clinton counties il came OF last
Monday. II will be made throughout the
State as fast as preparations can be made
New YoRK, July Io.-The steamer Err
ricssOu arrived lastuight, and reports haT-
ing been chased on the 9Th bV a rebel
priVateer, supposed to be the Florida or
Southern The armament Of the Erickson
consisted only of one 20 FOUNDER Par
rett aud two IL FOUNDER boWiizers.
Advices per the Persia report the arrival
of the steamers RaccOOn, Kate Antonio,
Elisabeth, Ella and Annie, and Beauregard
from Charleston, aud the BInshee, Lizzie,
Flora and Charleston from Wilmington,
all at Nassau.
SAN FRANcrsco, July City of Mexico
dates TO the 18th June says, JuArez was at
San Luis POIOsi on the 7th and established
the seat of government there. The garri-
sou of the city of Mexico, numbering
$4,000 men, is distributed at the most.im-
pOrtAnt points westerly OF that city. A
portion of the French army entered the
city of Mexico on the 9Th. II is believed
that Gen. Forey had sent Communication
urging the JuareZ government TO accept
terms ofpeace.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-11
Meetine in sd. Lonis.

ST.. LOUIS, July 1O-A large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held at tine Court
House last night which was participated
in by those opposed to the action Of the
late Missouri State Convention, in adopting
the present scheme of Emancipation, in
declaring exemption of slave property from
taxation, in dePriviug the people Of the
privilege Of voting 70 elect their own
rulers, aud refusing the people the privilege
of voting on the ordinance Of emancipation.
Mayor FiIIey presided. SPEECHES wer,
made by Chas. D. Drake, Heury 7. Blair
A. johnson, B. G. Brown and others.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-11
AssIgnee's Sale.

PY virtue OF a deed of assignment to me made by
ID David Jenkins the sd day of March, 1851,
record in Deed Book NJ. o, pages 2l, 20 and 23 of
Hancock County, Virginia, hereby offer private
sale all the following property, to wit; certain
reel ofland aud premises situated adjoining the
town of New Cumberland, Hancock County, West
Va, on the Ohio river, containing two acres, two
rods and thirty eight perches less, which
is erected first class steam mill in good
ming order, doing large business. Any perPon de
string safe aud paying investment will be satisfied
by making It in this property. also osr at private
sale by virtue Of sal assignment fine two story
frame house and lot situated in said town of New
Cumberland, but few yards from the saw mill.
This house is very cOmmodiOusly and pleasantly
situated, out buildings excellent.
The foregoing property will be offered at private
sale until the LIST day Of Sept mber next, which
day. II not sold prior thereto will then be offered at
public sale on the premises, comm ncing ut the hour
OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ. ANY person DESTROYS Of purcha
sing either both Of the properties above cTibed
will please call on address the undersigned at
Freeman's Landing, Hancock County. West Va,
who will give any information desired. Terms OF
payne c reasonable.
juI7 2m+ THOMAS ANDERSON, Assignee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-11
Last Nights Report.
Rebel View of the Situation.

BALTIMoRE. July lO.-The. Richmond
Dispatch of Wednesday, July 10, contains
a leader on the battle of Gettysburg. 1t
says: We feel as well assured that Gen.
Lee, after he has met the enemy in
pitched battle, has inflicted terrible defeat
upon them, as we do that we are living
and breathing. The Dispatch then alludes
to telegraphic dispatch of great battle
being fought on Sunday last, in which the
Yankees were whipped With loss of co.
900 men, and winds up as follows:
awe already begin TO see glimpses of
peace, if this telegram only proves half
true, but let Us have no peace which we
do not dictate ourselves"
The Dispatch has the following:
cit is evident that Grant feels the pres
sure of the iron band which Johnston has
cast around him."
The following are also from the Dispatch:
AdrtinsbuEg, July Con Saturday night
our centre fell back, drawing the enemy
from their works. Gems. EweIl aud Long
street lauked the enemy, aud gained the
heights yesterday, in which engagement
the enemy was routed. and Lee captured
10000 prisoners.
BALTIMORE, July lO-The Richmond
ENQUIRER OF the 9Th Gays: Ourloss is esti-
mated at 10000 at the battle of Gettys-
burg. Between 5000 and 600 of our
wouuded have arrived at Winchester
Gems. Armistead, Barksdale, Kemper and
Garrett are killed. Gems. Scales, Fender,
Jones, Heth, Anderson, Hamilton and
Hood are wounded The Yankee army is
estimated at IT'S, 900. The fighting lasted
four days, and is regarded as the seVeresi
of the war, and the slaughter unpreee.
! oedented. The enemy is said TO have
i foo0ht veil We cautured Al 000 0Vian0ara
The following items are taken from til,
| Richmond Dispatch of the 9Th:
GoIds6oro, ". c., July 7.-Letters from
reliable sources dated Kingston last night
report an engagement progressing between
the retreatiug enemy aud our forces nea
Freebridge. it's supposed the enemy
cut of.
Bolton Station, via JaeksOn, HISS, July I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-11

r8-A CASE FOB THE BEsEvoLRNT.-A
beautiful young womau named Jennie
Dyer was found wandering alone in the
streets yesterday by officer Walters, of the
9th precinct, who conveyed her to the
station. house. She stated that she was a
resideat of Wheeling, Va, that she had
been seduced by man named John Nell
son, by whom she had been brought to
this city. Having become tired of her, he
abandoned her. Captain Holme sent the
unfortunate woman to Mrs. Richuond's
House of Mercy.
We clip the above from the last number
of the New York Sunday Times. It's more
than likely that Miss Jennie is an imPos-
ter. She does not appear to be known
here.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-11
8g 0eleqraph.
Afternoon Report.
Destruction of the Enemy's Stores
The Cavalry Fight of Yesterday.

Oe6LruCC1On OF the EnemyS SC0TeS-
The Cavalry Fight of Yesterday.
MIDDLEBURG, Nd, July 9.-The number
of wagons destroyed by our cavalry is over
500. Buford destroyed 200 on Monday,
! and Dahlgreen ITO on the same day. On
Saturday and Sunday we destroyed be-
tween 200 Ond 300. Fully one third of the
| transportation of the rebel army has been
destroyed, and damage done to them of
fully twice what they are able to carry out
of Pennsylvania.
On Saturday evening they pressed our
cavalry back upon BoonsborO, aud on Sum
day threw few shells into the place. Blu
ford then dismounted his horses, being very
much exhausted, and fought the rebels for
two hours, driving them clear back to An
tietam creek.
From captured officers, we learn that the
enemy is trying to shove a portion OF their
forces and their wounded across the river.
A special to the Tribune dated the front
on the 9th says:
Intelligence just received concerning the
cavalry fight OF yesterday near Hagerstown,
with part of Stuart's forces, supported by
infanty, which took up strong position in
10 the woods south OF the town. After a
determined resistance on their part, the
arrival of Gen. BufOrd towards night re-
suited in gallant charge of our men. The
5th Michigan distinguished itself particu-
larry upon the ground occupied by the
rebel Infantry driving them from the woods.
Oar forces occupied the ground first ebos-
en- by the rebels. We lost from so to 100
killed. The enemy lost about equally,
with the addition of about so prisoners.
Gen. Fitzpatrick, enormously reported
killed, charged the enemy in person and
drove them at least miles.
One thousand prisoners passed through
Frederick on their way to Baltimore to-
day. Among them are several officers.
The news from the upper Potomac is
more encouraging. 1t is almost certain
that Lee will be brought to battle on this
side of the river aud under disadvantages.
1t is ascertained he has oni y managed to
cross his wounded and part of his Penn
sylvania spoiIs, having SO far as is known,
no bridge, but large number of boats
The two armies at last accounts are not
more than 10 miles apart. Gen. Lees
stretching from HagerstOwn to Williams
sport, aud Meade's being about to marcn
from Boonsboro' on two roads toward him.
Our telegraph is already 4 miles beyond
BoonsbOro', our advance being at that
point.