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ton 10 continued, ard p.rtl,u,.ri, ALI ..... III :,
n' extended s,y further ess'sy Of IN. Inc
SPECIAL TEgn.-JuNE ..-B.:n- JU.,r. sr,gxs,.. ~
IMPORTANT scu, OIL CAR.
The People sr rel. ~. y Mcbo<h aY "a. p.,a =,
,ion vnd he Board 81 &c DOL Trustee, OF IN. 'l
LIS was .n application Tor u naud.un. "a O.
pe tas Board Of Etacsti'n q pay TO h.y M,Hagn 49,.
dn"y "@ a. Of am' sots % fsSse, toe
~, 80 :, hr sane lin. u emp! be Eo.id Of soh Vi
OF tsi Word to re'n'iste g., In that po,ibu All
,'e,' h~ niins ~, sod audi: the psy roll. ~ -
school fof tn amount Of Der ..lTy. TIE cs.s hs 'S9
no NTH Ed tmsh, smo hos. injected with Inc .,,s
te'is nat Tor 0DR ,ime pTiDr 20 the - 4 jgis -,
thc fes'or had occui led the lion nj fr s.i-. I.s
81 ~ 'h- .1oso n"uti,ned -cho, thst phl aci suck
Ohc "a agsint her a. hsvius circulated fie f1
,nS us cb't.e',r Of s'1e Of the rrma ppps. -hs
IN 100 m.c,ndnet c'In famed aid tl.r~oss
sn,,,a i,op L,t pr, On b ussnGos vote Tue
esH We .'n u'T oi June issi ..d some enc sI.s
her pIsee !" b" has ever since occupied It,
Mi.s sieBugh, beiug oisstisn-d with Ills proceAurs
appsssd TO tho Boss! Of tdc'tn tar IT. ds, Ct inv
ahl tLe board eier iG'esBitirg TIE Gste svrro ~
OF the Local ID s'J. ard directed D. O. 20 b. "a
iost.d Ia bet oruisr posOn vEin the School Trustees
dtcLsd 10 aud lar iran obsyog ia "a ret,on ron
lie Board have up the pr-ept refuse, - h. ~ H.
i.ere1 Ia the ray-foh - escner hAs
Inc 5caeo Ohc re csi that the res,or propey -
moved oeiDg eosyc'.d Of mi. Conduct liter fr "a. ~
that Ter ap made ser the twenty DAYS lowed %,
ihs upo,s had sIprei; ust thr boad oil sst
Local bcG q, ~ho they ct,m vIciuysiy ed
with tho power Of employing aud ssg tsaci,.rs
that hot LsyIns clear legal r.ht MAUD .
that snotbsr psson mas occupied tho laor position asS
Drawn her s.y, "hose rgh. thereto should be
by 90 wsTiho, aud that tho usajaGus compel
nsme to n.ert-d 10 the psyroLs ei
tbs ffnePa Of chs has Dpntosn Not a-in's the ffus
tses.
rhe Board Of Education set that uut roll. con.n
Jog f.rs presentsd 20 thir clerk tbsy
pow p.y her sni they have tho
occapsn the position tor tho s,rvcss .or lSA
Ihe Juds' socs tic Pgoer. spt
re.,rvsd hi. decision.
IN SL-hosd Tor re.ior; Abm K. Lawrence foe School
oticeis, T.os. Bo-sv for Board of EiIests0u.
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Inorsa,s-2,i y cent. %

Arrngenen's have been made between the New
York Central Railroad, Pehusy iynnia Railroad aud
New.York and Erie Railway, rendoping tho uni'
form rates established May I, 1868, for Wc'tward-
bound freight, and asen,s have been instructed 10
make 10 devotion thsrefrom.
The annexed ticket wss unanimously elected To-
d,v IA Direction. Of tho Hudson River Railroad Co.
Tor 1864:
saEu-i sla.n James Bo,rman John David Wolfe. td-d
u,s Wihan K-y. D. Thou E, Val. lie hdyd ~ Ter y" :.
BlIiI.. H. Tat.vi Pau. s. Fo't',. Ja-" = faN"'s'
Mos. ~. CrinasL JsA- ~ I0bfn, 4 Ia'''H q. Ter 81
Tie naines in italics are new Directors, parties
who have recently became largely interested in this
imrortant enterpr,c. Mr.. ToLin, WHO ropres.p,ed
for tho new parties. voted on nearly thtsj '0ur
thou.aud $ ares After ibo election M. jams
lJoofuian rcsign.d, and Dir. Fraucis Skiidy vas
eIec:e! to I'll the vacancy. Mr. SAmuo Som wa,
unanimously reelected President and ID. Thomas
ysil Yioe-Prsideni.
We uo,.crd Yesterday the resignation Of Nesrs.
lIowos and Macy. the rr,siieGt and Cashier o! The
PARK BANK, 10 take .1ec, IL july. We understand
thee gentlemen intend sssoois.iog ~, her 10 tie
itiv.ro backing bus.re., on t.er own Account.
Tie Park hps Teen oae Of cur Io-t prosperous
banks, all Or many months b., had tie i4r.es, de-
4
Money las tten gsliS. today 4, - 3 cent on
call. and the weaker ela.s 81 hou,es have found Il
d,ir,ul! to ,rpr'y their waair. L-aders ne uose
1ror min4,ng 10 regard 10 c'la'e'als. Toe eallu
N II loans wa qail- general IN the morning, bgs
.l-r o'c o,k t.s market was easier.
TIE De- ,s with 81 Geo to-day 4 r conversion
mo Gyelxtpt.o, reach & ,3ra.c)J. Toe balance IA
Ire Treasury !, -boar ..3O00o,o Of which a,ou,
81. 90 C0o to Re credit u dis5as,,us o,.0s AM
iuu,, Sou 10 drawn og..
God Wa we.. 1 lie morning under the Mvosi-
Jle n.w, iro n the siuih-Wess tud tie ciilcnty ..
Carrying It on loans. The quotauons toue."d li-i.
a., later 10 tie day l+3 w.s bia agaasi li'i AZ Tie
opening Of bu'ine's
g4e price, al .Aes Of stocks Al to Mining S.,ek
Hoard p..smor.in.. were ~ follows
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sHIPpaNu sNEn.LsGENCK.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L
Cleared.


s.s.ner-Josephiss Taonpso Cunoid Baltimore. W.
Dslx.n =.
sBig.-rrndsuntsd Pave. San Frsne!'cc, H. VI. coo'sS
tc-a ri june O.: owe Sotor, brs;o Bog, Surge
Ieansn Co. Wills ds IoGloun ttr lie Boui- Bofdesax.
bovG HriGek- o.,
Ral.-S~. tBrl Duncan. COX Boyd & Hsncken; Lfds
,i tNosw O.cn He n,bo- Pac "a Aus de. tSoi~ls
B-cknan, Qa-eu.,,sn. Fuooh N-iecks "snti
Brs.- Iiiow, Reed Ssib1s MHlsf HoOsLtoa, Aeead'
roih ! offer thar.b, - Hsyti Fgnc1 Neiaek, Wesdi
Almuth tb .m.L wi Indoors Hns.a J. L. WE'D u ca
P~r1rtst CHM Pom s,.u H. II. Breckasn Co.; Coo or,
~ s.ou Eilr.b-,hport Thonpsoo Han-ri My s,s~ss,
ucu i.on C.d1 Miner t.oasnien Ioneo' a.. taot"-ssnp
Elisoui ConttAntBopic. Fahe-. AeiscAs Wss1t aGn<
t.u..l. toIsmsn. Antwerp. g,
8 iooue,.-Mo; Elis. Kelly SsnsU; Village Qossn Hsw.
bu, Wa.hnron, B.nr D.,toc IhTrc bse.nsf' hnow'ea
Washington. ysn BruDt II sbt; hsotuA. b, ow9 Wssh~
ir ston SimpAoa Clepp Lags. Ill. Ssi'n ". bro~n
Cet i. ,. s,li. Fsh fsi Rive. wv McK's Advance.
fv-rrii Bath. Sc, ". II. Bicwus TO- Ro.. P.ry New
brypo siurson Clspp, Aictons Col'he4 Ne" on,lP
Sinv.on ..pp. Lsgsy. Ciav-l h-iiss.- A.'" M
n a. Jotn SofInrup (bT stevens o. iieirs Net' n
D.wolf M-Ty, .Piiss rhiaisigh,., J. Meh', &C.,
a., ,J.r Bo,,.,n Brock..y BAKER r. W. Tr'th hsv~
tsofn 81 fAorn. h-rni. Abtoti Ben Butler CROSBY.
New 1ers htsd.e,e h c..
slocrSMify Gay, com,,oct. New London; Copy. css-
to- UsoArlse Ii. j. Racket, Son; bschHsene, Allen.
BrL..ol l.. ksnuy.
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ba,k to Cork, and msffet with 70 oOo ush' near
At Cs. cd. Ter qr-rier. md h-ek'enb"rg ""r. 10
Wafseilles win Provisions on p''va'e terms luz
Dr,i,h sesmer Shed'nke MAS laid on TO load rFo-
vision. tbaeon ANA lArdl, for Liverpool NJ boz n
meeting Of ship.owners wa he'd at tho Ntrcn AUS
Exchange, 81 Pine street., 8 10 r. M, 70 uAe mo
copsiteraion ond set upon, tho causes OF ne srke
eropc tie srrv,dor,s C0pt. Ibomee Dnnhsin
,., pupoin,ed CAatmsn, snd j. T. Jsnliiu', e'q
Secre.sry. Alter soo., preliminary re"''ks by '"c
C5aifmnn It was deemed adyi'rt'c TO Arpoiat Il
t,ourrittoe 70 couier with tbs Isboiefs. who'upon
10 following were appointed by tho Ch1ira'n:
Capt +. n. French. Cap. Anbrose Snow, Cop.
Z. Il. Morgan, John u. Williams, csq. u. D. H..
rca.k, and j. WAS Prvpo'od and adopted to add he
Chairman, Crpt. Thos. Durham. Tue meeting then
griourned until Tomorrow.
TIE business Of tie SJb-Trcasury WIS: Receipts,
Sc, JJG,96S C8--ior Custors, GA! 900; Payments,
s. co I'll IS; Balance, $2,796,ii0 10.
Tie earnings OF the Chic4go ard NoTth-Wc'tern
Rp,lway Company for tho month eudug Msy 81,
lSts' y'err as folluWe:
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Arrived.

s,..n.r J. L. Thou,oa. MeCabe Bstsmore md's 10 "A
s,-,mer Allies. MseAiss Baltimore. nd'a to waiiA.
steamer Beverly Pe.oe. Philadelphia. md'e 10 J'mss
Steamer Ch.-p..s. wn's. Portland, md-s. to II d.
steamer Fannie. r.n.op. Phialephia, uesc to LOp.r
s,'snsf Sc. Gull Ksany. Providence ndse to Ei~s'S
s,~Sncr s,,ot Mot. w.,hns'on. d. c.. 50 hOu., nds.
SHIP D,acl Weh.sr sps.c-r London ,Dd the Lizard. -
days nd,o and ~ pas, 10 r. r. Morgse F'om i. u -
Bsrs S...s. s,..ugrsa. Blsnen M.y7, md.s and -
to Her@-a koog Go. r1as tLs N9tn.,n f,.ss.
ps..sd several iecb-rg, My ,! Ia {. a. loa 81 %
rIch,n s-d asus.' with III. bAk la,y bound T.. q,
nrs A,e hm-- lits.l. LoGsobMdo .aans ~ days nuis
AID ,uiphnr 70 J. T. Dcyln.
bfis C.neeaIo Cat tIlall Viola Palermo ~ days ftsn
I.,sen. tBr Of Sunderland Hcdcr sanier.ni -
day. coal 10 Seymour hsn"ay In lat ~ Lon ~ p"-'e@
BT,. BLOW. Reed Roudou; sor Salem
SEM E.gl. urssor, RoBdout iof bos:oa
sehr ). &. Evan. Hammond, baltimore dsy1 GOAL -
sehr JOAN X. M..seI. Or. Pot.bd d,ys mslss's 10
slr LsmAtiO. GRAFT a,eli,. sy' lumber to s'~rAss
srhr Il. 5 s,ter Fish. M.ahAi;.nvIs for "1saan-
SID ~ Mun.ou. IT,. sr,e N.wHs'en, ballast
Seht. Cora Kelly, rail- RIVED b-liis
| sehf Arua She .h-fd sorrho,d P,oSi,ne~
| scuf % n,-.a. Mattlos,. Fsn Rived BalisL
s,hs SalsTO BuhnEs. MAsdissS dA!' esia'' 70 'ss'
sear ClesuO, Bailey, C,daer day, lumber to 0s4S"
sent Giraffe Richards. CslA, d,y. lumber to 's' NV
c.. . ,.-,.h
Selr J. L. Llt,hdeid tsi Rocaahdl CTocAs's %41' -
saga 20 MoteAl pufcaD, p.,fE Is
| scl, Geo. Parker (srl, Mcbride, orwell p"'
dsy % 70 ia s.pe, is River sd'y' bslla'' 70
ssAr n r. Hammond osui.h, LA'tPe" - u''' '|"' ~ %
Frye Co =, - ., g,ys lumber to y. Tai
sctf b q Buston. Tsomb. s's' t, as' s.s.n"
| schr Eimlra Ros.t' Viusu -, .n"it
| Scar slss Wright. Nssnsn, - L.r.,,
| Sch nuns, 80 ,eliry. Tauntou. ballast
SetHl yu.p Ut.whsl ia sstrdl psvsy oeefecsa~A
- S0n' - - 20 American Coal 20. 81.
d. L, D Gays eo.I gi'Is,son Providence, ballast,
Ssa La's ih.op 0sIiHor via Portland lumber TO ooe
fey cs... crsweI, w.shiag,0n. D. C.. days. sssa
| ~ Np-sansst, ~ NJ w.
| Sailed.
| al, n r Ns.ien, l.. G. scranton AMI Excelsior
ShlP o.,.n Sprug. n. A. Diu.goie. NJ h. anderson
pa M. Ms.fouo Neptune. MsTaval Nihclmne, Ston-
| Su,.V Arlington aud sally Bonsali.
,Aies Maud Machiss, Hartford, Escape, Arseen.
vn, Victoria Princess Royal. a. T. L., aud ,aiisisar
| 'shooners-o Il. C., Danisl Holmes, and ID o.heFS
| S.ssDsi-Pecono.
Below.
a,,,iI.n hris aud al ark
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COURT CALgSDAR-Tan DAY.

SUPREME CoUsT-GxsARAL IERM.-AdjourusA
10 MouJsy. Juns l..
SUPREME CoURr--CiRcuiT-PGrt I.-Adjournel
/, Tue.Gsy, juno 10. Fst IINo'. 3g6. 1851 Jsi IGk
3d. 3ys 81, 3Js, 800 1888. 3lp. 81 3O+ 81 .. 3lS
ss sOo 10 1918 13lS 1903. 21eJ, las. HOS. zo.3. 80
s.5. 1870 i7l1 2JS' 23.3 100.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUT-Part I.-Edward y,
Ind rail- Part Il.-Chs 10, .. Collar. Psr II.-JaA L
CTosoy. =. 80
sygcfIL TERs.-Jsnss r. Munson. Robert Mscklin.
ua the exception VI ir. Brcshn who occupies pod
tos E~rstoore sIuz the ssstemsn Cd ne
who tpgoinei ~ he Ju'tioes unJst tho isw
~ n wss originally ps..e1 M lo,0. -
SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TERA.-Nos. l96,
2sJ 49, 70 3 s l07. 2ls %. 2!o ga lyJ
SUPERIUa COUgr-Par I.-No:. IO93, 9oj, i4sl,
RIB 2ol7 1919 zssI, 1913 z615 2,2 2o.s -bJi. 1o33
4e 16J7. Pat II EVt up IL dime i0r pub
Lo tiyn . 49,.
CoIRr OF CoMMos PLEAs.-Psrt Nos. Pc,
1s2 7J s,s lC3J esO e,6 l7.G iJss. 1879. lIJs. "a,
10 ~, 1871, Pat i.-AoJVafnsd for rho teria
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TorAL.

Icons and dsct l6l H. usJ Specie M ~
Crcni.tn- 64i % D. po-i,s 80. io2 757 ia
G-Atnss for ~ees s1aiss H.y U..... .t7.G@ .yls 20
t..nt of ssrs -oiiAs lone s..... 10 13s-s' %
L.s.;-s tor ~rs -uiilg a,ss 49,. ia n ~ .
bA.Aess or wssi sBSins Ssar a..... bl.y.y J.3 ~
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rt-War0ens' Nc!lre.
A Sicilian brig and q bsk.

Sr,rs 90 NEW IoKx
Po.rw>kpEss' UErCN, No. 100 "s!sa
NOTICE is hereby given. IN aceoruan,v "A Az
section VI the Act passed Apih ~ port OF New.
Yos to ali persons Interested i OF having ehns ,hss
subject of such inquiry h, tn. Port
I'M. folio Ing vessel. arc under efan'ihs . m h
WsIden. AND that tho ssd surveys os 49,, ns,Sr On
eomplssnd within ten dAys ssIt sueessa'hS "''
board .aid vosselai p,.r No. 81 N. =
Ntf tlolildr. kor6u
Bus e. w. King toNt
nfx psou'U
a 10 oatss
Iris Auna Marina. pi.r 50 u ~
schooner onA'h''A' G. a. BRAwnALL. Prss'ses'
J. Auo,. uxnE,sAs, Secretary.
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The weekly statement Of the City Banks shows All
increase Of loans Of nearly million, aud decrease
of nearly three snd y half millions Of deposits.
which have probably gone into the Sub-rressory
for conversion into Five.Twenliss The specie line
aud circulation show moderate decrease.
Tho following IL u comparative statement Of the
condition Of the banks Of New.York City;
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Tie estate is valued a, 2! 10 cs5. which divided
among 70. 80 .anros woaI svg 10 y share for
what now sells al 81 az.
Tie SAFE Treasurer d Michigan gives notice
hat State Bonds NaE | 70 80 Inclusive, dated let
July, 1853, will be paid oT on lie Let JGiy. 1T the
he!rppolitsu Bank.
The Trustees Of the Illinos ard Michigan Canal
will pay tie lsi July tiviteud of Ter cent OF
the I, yrler,d Canal Bones, 81 their onice, NO. 81
fnllon street
~ meeting OF tie Board OF Directors Of the
Gaeus and Chicago X iroAd Company, VIM. H.
Brown was elected Frosidcnt, and Odng ou LanI
vics-Psehideni. The following COMPOSE TO EAeou-
i've Committee: Ouiagton Lun!, John Wentworth,
Geo. Watson and T.. X. Rogers.
Tbs following hro the earnings for May on somo
Il -. ..ritclnul -nlltnuu Lur..
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llnrh.fs-C<nUrlty hsFvs IHxF =. \. rrirrs7
No I,,. a Ist-t

ksIEjTic msss T. frri. With f.lI dsGArd Tor Pv,.
o. Of ~ 30 ~ - - fofs Psf. BOuin ~ - b9t
Coi4OH-Ite Hquiry hon 'shnrf' sd 'lseuisios con.
IN gOoi. Hut ID. bsy- only tos DE- late eI
ct I'ies.se "i very hUi abb eriins upssri. AEON,
ta.-- ffices wi.alu tue o. :td
Sc Ter hiebs. though lAfsc lot, could be bad ts
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AINs~sc
.,n-R,..,ta 20 SetG..........7;2o Aooa-Rises. sos
n1r wATgk fHe on.
md, root 90 a.. '..ra ,:taf bsl. Sss.... ~
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venion were extended 10 Mr. Set-on for Bio bospi'
tslity. AND tie Convention nfj'a'ne':: ~, c.
Al the conciusi"n, Mr. iiont0N OF me C"nras'f,
,eouser.d The r,porteIs to omit bis nance and Ias o.
bis paper. --r--,-s-y---s--ru
, 1863-06-13
FROM THE SOUTH.

WASHINGTON, June 1o.-The following e1
tracts are taken from the Richmond Dispatch
Of the 10th inst:
JACKSON, Miss, juno 6.-Gen. Pemherton
has sent word that he can hold Vicksburgg,
and Gen. Johnston is to take his time to or
ganize and discipline his forces.
MOBILE, June "a special to the Tribune,
from jackson, dated the 8th, says there are
rumors afoat, the most reliable one is that
Gen. Kirby Smith, instead Of being at Port
Hudeon, has taken Milliken's Bend and cut
of Gen. Grants supplies. It is reported that
Jaekson's cavalry haye cut their way through
to VicsBburg.
Col. Griesson Is believed to have been driy-
en- five miles from Clinton.
MOBILE, June IA special dispatch to the
Adtrrtisea and Register from Juckson on the
8th inst, says q courier from Vick5burE re-
ports cheeringly Of our prospects. Nine
from the army Of Roscc1ans, arrived ut Mem
at Memphis.
JACKSON, Miss, June s-A scout just in
from Vicksburg, reports ali working well.
The men are in good spirits, but are some
VIII, What wearied from lying IN TIE trenches and md
advancing By building parallels, which are
400 yards from our outer works. There has
been no general assault for ten days past.
There is plenty Of ammunition and provisions
at V1ckRburg, and the soldiers aud citizens
arc confident Of the result. Our entire loss
during the series Of assaults will not exceed
GOO. There was heavy firing with muskets
and artillery yesterday, and by artillery to-
day.
4 private dispatch from Jackson, dated the
9Th inst, says Vicksburg is all right. Gen.
Kirby Smith Is in possession Of Milliken's
Bend.
The Richmond Dispatch editotially says:
Our selegrams from the Southwest still con
tinuc to be Of the most cheering character.
The brave garrison Of Vicksburg is rs CONT
dent and determined as ever. Kirby Smith
Is said to occupy Mt11iken's Bend, some twenty
miles above Vicksburg, on the right bank Of
the Mississippi, and to have cut of Gen,
Grants supplies.
CINCINNATI, June a,-Thc Gazette Of yes
terday contains the following ltems:-Advices
from rebel sources admit that the rebel loss
at Port Hudson was GOO. The seat Of Gov
eminent OF, Mississippi has been temporarily
removed to Enterprise. Gen. Breckenridge
made speech to the citizens Of Mobile on
The 2lth Of May. 4 dispatch dated Rich
monl, June 8th, says no official adyices had
been received from Eicksburg for several
days.
1t is understood that Mr. VaIlanaigham has
proceeded to some Southern port, from which
he intends to take his departure fur Nassau.
, 1863-06-13

NJ.
NEW f9Rk, 1une ts-1he s.eamer toEsi-
en-, Hom llatana 'ne otn' aad rassau ene sa1ae
Guy, nas a'Iiseu-
hehao1g news OF ne oecupation Of fneoa
feaeheo Havana " Tue 6s1tish man steamer
On letemansaean and tne conseqacat t
capture oi tne eiy, Is untrue me
elty Wos su!1ehoeTea " tae MeA1-
can ae1enaers' oelng Wltnout iooo or 9lnmu,
hHlon, Aats"y eaten cre'a TIE artaAsry NUTS ana
edeotry horses. oFtega, on tue !Gth, offered
to surrender on CONDITION that his soldiers be
allowed to carry their bannersan the officers
their side arms, and all to march to the city
Of Mexico, and to report to the supreme Gov
eminent. This was granted, except tue lat
ter, Forcy, ordering them to march to Orlza-
ha, and there await ine..inacttvity the close Of
the war.
On the 18th, Forey presented the officers q
, 1863-06-13
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA,

WAsHEGToN, June 4.-There was some
shelliDg on the Rappahannock this morning,
but ali was soon quiet except occasional PICK.
yesterday.
It is positively known that Lee's force Is
nearly double what it was at the battle OF
Charlottesville; heavy Irciuforcements have
been drawn from the Blackwater and North
and South Carolina. A large portion are
new troops, and the command is divided into
three corps, averaging, according TO report,
0,000 each. There Vas evidently a stir in
the rebel camp for general movement.
WAsH1S6roS, June 12.-Information re-
ceiyed today shows al quiet in the ueighbor-
land was Of short Duration. A telegram from
LeesburE says his force WAS at Carter's Mills,
On Goose Creek, london county at dayhreak
to-day, hurrying back to the mountains. The
Union troops were In pursuit.
NEW :YoRK, June 12.-The New York
Td5une's Washington dispatch says: A dis
patch las been received here, from IN officer
stating that among the rebels killed was Gen.
Stuart himself The report needs confirma-
ton.
A special to the Herald, dated headquar-
ters army of tho Potomac, 11th, says: Our
forces remain in possession Of the flats south
Of Frederic cksburg, the enemy 1nanlfestiug no
intention to attack us. Our defenscs are i'm
prtgnable, and 1t Is not believed the rebels
will risk an assault. Work has been sus-
pended on their own Notifications. Their
troops, however, display themselves cxten-
eiye]y, and evidently in large force. No
firing has been heard since Tuesday evening,
and flis morning the utmost quiet prevails.
A number Of prisoners arrived last night
from the upper works, most Of them members
Of the 4th Virginia cavalry.
Stuart's attempt to make raid into Penn
sylyania has been frustrated.
Lee is in the vicinity Of Culpepper. with a
large body Of Infantry, and heavy force re-
mains near Fredericksburg. The rebel troops
from the Blackwater, North and South Caro-
lima, and elsewhere, have been hurried up to
the army Of Northern Virginia, and there
can be no doubt that Lee contemplates grand
and desperate effort for the annihilation Of
Uooker's army
The 14fbu,it's correspondence, dated army
Of the Potomac, June 10th, saTs: The Kappa
hammock was again crossed by detachments
from the Sd and 18th corps yesterday morning,
at Kelly'sFord, without the loss Of a man.
The rebels were taken By surprise. Ihe re-
su1f or object not stated.
, 1863-06-13

- Grove, - County, Ill, June 10.
MR. ED1TER You've been sloshing round
considerably OF late on the subjeck Of the
Legislator. I'm one OF EN-. doant deny
1t. The proroag was unexpected. IDA little
bill myself for tho Ballythump Plank Road,
that's gone with the rest, perfect reck.
Gov. 1aits is much to blaim on pints as re-
gards that THAR bill ov mine. He ort to hare
given wornin as how 1t WINS to come. Ketched
US au ont without no umberel1s, and come
down kerswosh onto us. The people Of my
deestrick takes It very hard, and Its like to in
iuor me much, I'd promised EN- 1t all were
goin on well, and Jabez Jin}lins had already
drawn the contract for the plank, and Sid
Mossheam had been fixed onto for tolekeeper
Wben Jerewealem mi happy home the Billy
thnmp Pink road had 1uthin left 1t but the
thuntp and that killed II. It wornt kind in
Corner Yaits not BY no means.
But that Wabash Hoss Carr job you're right
to pitch into that; give you leeve. I'm stock
I didn't 60 Representative for nothlpk< I
kept MY eye open, and hid round. with mo
lasses onto my back, ketchin flies you see I
ketched 'em too, ind one ketehea me. This
was the Wabash Hoss Car, = Hoss fly You
may call that, regelar galiniper. They give
me one shair stock, FA1D uP. Jolly sez /.
Wen I go to Chicago I'll live in them hoss
bath mp to the hub, found It ont too late I
wis likely to be Wabash over head
| and ears, for what did the Hoss
car men do ut the last minnit be.
fore the agincy Of. .deth wich 1t took 'em
| OF suddin. hut VOTE AL THE sToo6 PAID UP
putin us fellers thas had stood By 'em, onto
footlo with the rest Of the present and ta
, 1863-06-13
FROM ST. Louis.

(speclal Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
Sr. LOUIS, June IL, 1868.
The gunboat Ncosho, consort Of the con-
demned Usage, made very successful trial
trip yesterday, md worked so satisfactorily
that her armament and stores will be put on
board and the boat sent down the river at
once, while high water lasts.
Burbridgc, the noted North Missouri guer-
lila, will be tried for his life as spy. He
was in st. Louis, he says, over week, walk
ing publicly on the streets. There Is no
doubt but tho interior Ia full Of men returned
from Arkansas, acting as spies aud rcbcl re.
cruiting agcnts.
The mail stage between Cape Girlrdeau
and Jackson, and between Pilot Knob and
Pennington, are reported to hare been rob-
bed recently by gnerillas.
More Of the New York delegation lately in
Chicago have arrived here from Keokuk, con
sistipg Of Erastus Corning and party.
ThIrty-dyc colored recruits for the I'd Mas
sachusetts co1orcd regiment, left here 1his
morning.
, 1863-06-13
FRUITS OF COPPE8E4EAD
TEACHINGS

CA1Ro, June 1a.-Night before last, John
starks, belonging to the 18th Illinois while at
home On furlough, six miles from Carbondale,
Ill was shot by secession sympathizers, In
his own house. They called him to come out,
aud while adjusting his clothes to comply, he
was shot through an open door. Several balls
entered his body, and he expired almost i'm
mediatcly. Another Union man, named En-
crson, died the samc night, in the same neigh
borhood, from wounds received three days
before. There is i complete reign Of terror
in Williamson county, and if Union men ere
not sustained, they will be driven from the
county. The arrest Of the leaders by the
military authorities has exaspcrated the seces-
sionists, and the release Of the leaders Ind
tmboldened them. Af1airs have reached 4
crisis in that locality.
, 1863-06-13
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.


HARRISBURG, Pa, June 12.-Gov. Curtin
has assumed command Of the Department Of
the susquehanna. He summons, for the de"
fence Of the State, all citizens between tue
ages Of eighteen and sixty, to organize in IN
army corps, embracing cavalry, artillery md
infantry, to serve during the pleasure Of the
President, or continuance Of the war. When
not required for active service to defend this
department, they will be returned to their
homes, subject to The call Of the Command
ing General