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cent 10 the policy holders and semi annual cash
dividend Of six per cent, payable on demand; the
Portland, saco and Portsmouth Railroad, divi
dend 81 three dollars per share, clear Of govern
n.ent tan; the Lowell Machine Shop. dividend Of
nine per cent for the year; the Hartford Fire In
surance Company. . dividend ON the earnings OF
the last six months. payable on and after the LIST
Of June, Of ten per cent regular and five per cent
extra.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says:--
1be IRE Railway Company have taken possession d
AZ roung stock and other property formerly belonging 10
Tue Buffalo. New York and fro Railroad Ocmpany--in
ciudng the Genesee Valley Railroad-~hch VIII here
Atsr b. Known only q branch Of tho Erie Railway.
Under the lease the fr,e Railway Company 10 pay,
Tor the term q go years. the OF t223 100
"a monthiy instruments, besides all taxes and
msnts that tho interest the entire boni.
ed deet and cent per tho stock Of the
h6~io Nsw Ycrt aud Erie Railroad Company The Bah
tc.yr that 'ths route 10 baltimore. Philadelphia
and washington IN IN be put the most complete repair
or The scoonmodAtpn ~ rav iers. The trains on the
W ooaseeton with tbose he Erie and this road
making most powerful and commodous solicitation
of rasroad ntsuests Thc great II travel be-
t~cen Western New York and Washington renders such
an arrangements peculiarly desirable, and win have n
srcng i<naeney 20 attract travel from other routes The
ntsres- Tho travelling public VIII thus DO greatly
hAnrsd and We look Tor system 81 regularity and con
veessnes pos hitherto always enjoyed by railway pill
grims.n
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BEArm-GAa-on yrSasy. Msy 20. By the Rev. d.
". YsckIer Mr.. LAwHKSex BEArnE MARy GAnR all
q this city
81 the ress1srcc o the BRIDES Esther by the Rev " "
n. Johnsoe, Josuu tRsr, ia, 20 Miss NARY AcarsrA
eldest dsagAter q Amos wtess, fsq.
HArL~-wnsow.-0u fAursday. Nay -, AZ tho Church
o. the Holy Apostles, bv the Rew- Dr. Gear, wnIiAn
HAIL 70 Suss, Gully dsuehter Of Jsnes Wright q this
city.
Demonstrations -<,n Thursday, May %, az ths
New neeApl coneres.Asusai cAmch vooklyn, y H., By
the Rev. w0 r. Tomuksns. VIZ n. HolsNuEAp 20 Eixr
nHrSA MAxsuc. all of Broukiys,E n
LmH-DuSszS.-0u TUESDAY, Nay %, BY the Rev D.
IsAwfiA Dudley. Of Rueton.
Canada payers pcase oopy.
PIrnnU--fovB Al RIO Jsncro on Sunday, Arril 8,
BY The Rev. A. Bas&fesd minister 81 the frssby crsn
church q ths United states, CagaAin Wa " PIunwka
a the Brffhh brig Talulsh 10 MIS- MAnE JAxH Tors
eecond dsocfseer cf Cay<an John Toyc, II wndsos ~
scuApm-M kAn.-On Thursday. May "a, at honciair
~ % tAe resdcpoe 81 IN ~ 1er mother by the Rev
N. Mnlara, yoas LaaAsp ssaAnxR 10 hins eAsnm nxxp
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


FRIDAY. May 79-6 p. N.
Money IN easy again. Good borrowers, with
good collateral, get all they want 1t a per
cent; the leading houses have money left with
Them In abundance at 4; spectators find but little
difficulty In borrowing at on the fancy stocks Of
the day. Debt certificates are q fraction lower,
the supply being temporarily In excess Of the de-
mand.
Gold was less excited to-day than the war ru
mors would have led one 10 expect. IL fuctuated
all morning between i4s,I and l44s.. sold in the
afternoon at las and IIls. and closed at five r. NJ.
at about l4&T. Exchange was rather 6rm bank
er asked lss, and at 1871 everybody seemed
willing TO buy. The trade seem to have made up
their mind that, for the present, gold at I4o and
bills at Iss are q safe purchase. They were, how.
ever just a. confident fortnight ago that $50 for
gold and ies for bills were ~ low prices a. could
he expected pending the war.
The stock market was better this morning,
though the advance was firmly resisted by the
bears. Az the morning board Pacific rose u,
Erie x. Harlem x, Southern old a, guaran.
teed !. 0aiena Rock Island q, Fort Wayne
TX. Teue HAVE preferred 4, Northwestern ~,
Cleveland and Piisburs TX; governments were u
better; bonds we're Arm everything vas better
tANtIh h~@r"h hAfFtF "hiNA ut6hhtu per cent.
Central American Transit rose Ave per cent on the
favorable news from Nicaragua. and the arrival Of
ire Amsrics. with over three hundred passengers
fkrs new concern. wifh'rood Management viii do
q large business. Amer the board the market
became vsry strong Indeed. TIE principal In.
curry was for Cleveissd and Pitssburg, wiach rnss
thrse per cent. II 10 sarmised that tho recent
dselas ~ twenty-five per cent wss permi,ted TO
,sks place BY iAs leading parties In interest
IA erdd 70 give sthe directors q chance 10
replace their stock. and the sharp rise to-day
looks a. though thsy had done 30. with an
their inEsnnity and al fhslr unscrupulousness the
managers wilI have hard work 70 make 90, the
STOCK snythiae less than cen per cen, dividend
payinr security. 40 the one v. n. board the
n~rkss vss all u per cent better. The inquiry
fsr E1e. Pi,ssburg. Harlem. Ac.,svH very brisk.
MA~~ouris we're also In demand s " per cent ad.
vsncs. The Emsncipssion Convention will meet
on The i5tA o. June. and the buyers Of the bonds
are operating Ia visv q The probable action Of thIs
BODY. The beads q W f5es skses Of DC west
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Since last quotations only very slight Alterstoos
place IN the prices OF and other at'ces
me following Inst viii be found 10 embrace prices tbat
ruled ycst~rdsy;-
MxArs- Roasting pieces loo. isc per ID por-
terhcusc stcak 2oc.; yiroin stsak, lac ioc round
steak, lac pieces Ic. q oc.i liver &c oorued
beef sc l2c. h.ndg,Ariers q mutton Nc itc fore
quarters of mutton quarters Of lamb a. - hind
quarters OF veal l2e relusrters of veal &C.; legs a
beef SOC each sbins Of beef $50. zach ham lac psr
h.. bacon. lie smoked tongues. 7sc each shoulders.
DC per ID; smoked bco, lac smoked lowlr, &C.; pigs
heads, 30.
PorIrRv AND GAnr Turkeys. 22e. q &c. rcr ID I;
Wild pigeons o2r ~ 20 per dr. spring chickens VI 10
pair ordinary chickcns. 2oc FAC per d.. fowe,
zoe per ID Enipe, per dozcn 81 rs tame duck 24o
per ID
Fim-Fne conuec,,cu, shad 81 Ne Ter ID. nseksrei,
Isc, salmon e2e hallbui. los cod, &c bass ioc
ice founders, tc. porgicr. De- cells, Toe 12r black
hsb, Sc lobsors, Be- pickero l2ai North river seAh,
lbc zoe.
rararrs. Toe. spinach. per Dbl, ~ to rsdshes. per
dr. punches, Ts cabbage sprouts. per Dbl VI %, ber-
nnda per bis 9oo., aud per quart. Zoe rho-
barb. rer doz bunobcH 75c said per dor heads 10.
81 shalo,s. per punches, &c. carrots, rer DBL
" 20. Russia turs'ts, per Dbl II 10, becs, per Dol.
81 10 ~ekr, Ter dozen lunches. sic mint. fr hmm
punches sor. Bermuda potatoes, per bbl, 81 TO- pas
Mrs per Dbl. W 60 onionr. rrr bb ~ no "yssev
plant dozen punches 81 25 water cfc.'os, I1r oss-
kct SOC. cucumb~fs. dayen bottles vs. hofss rsn
dish dorm bottles. 81 10
FRtr,.--Oranges, lie. q Zoe. per d"zen; rsn'os &c.
per H. Rgs 2Oc PER H.. dates, Toe per w. Tashhs
pruncs, 1io. rer H. dried apples, f6c. Tor ID dfen
% ums isc per H. bmons. 1oc 2Sc psS doseo. ehson
puts Sc per qu black walaut. do, hkkosy suh, &c
Mrc,, lsyors butter zoe arc per 10 cheese, ISc
eggs. per dozen, lee a ls;. lard, i2c.
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BAxu I'm Friday MAY 70, rrcsvna, daughter %
Charles a. AM Lvcetia I~ker ssd msnths days
The frien<s and relatives Of The family invited
the tuner from redsafe OF her tarsuts No 2ls
state street, Broo<iyn. 90 sssasy aftsrnooo az t-o
O'Clock.
RioonruD.-On sunday, May "a, Al the ffxhugh
House Hn~pstai, Virginia, Lieut. Jaxss wmtfAu ualxm
nioospuD, q Company w. Fourteenth Brooklyn req
ment, the nth year 20 hrs are received
willis driving he enemy irum his rae pss ths late
battle before brsderikshurs
Ins rsssiivss ssd frsseds 81 shs family, so rsmbers
aud ex-mesab~rs q Tho fc~rtsenth' rsxiIneni NJ
pov tbs cay, are resFecffaly svhea % attend ne
iunersi trim tbs resnsnos % hes ancie, Schn fhg~rd
swe o,esesk.
Enxxh g~Jsrs ps~&1e eopy.
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s2e., rood. ale a3ihc; fair, SOC a oo,e ordinary,
sse s2o'e fair % good carro- SOC. ale lava mats
ADJ bags SIC nc. Maracabo. SIC sec IAxuayra,
We dc. 81 tonngp. 2sI.c. q 2sc.
u 'os Was very quiet 10 day at Sic. SIC. for Md
pnuos AxD Drn lightly deal, in and we're dc
fRru.-A speculative inquiry pre-, apod for rai-ms,
ana f.e sales we're effected 10 part lof future delivery
onoyant prices. o;her kinds we're quiet.
.s,,, .m,s.rh. market was quite heavy, and rates
!oo' there were shipped J. 600 bbh. -four Al "a .
I,osoo bushels grain at okd. I'D, and
SID 3D. by sailing vessel and steamer 900 packages
provisions, by steamer, at 2Is Cd ao. so hhds tl-
low at 2ss and 100 bols. lard oil aos To London
bhls. -four ~ To Glasgow 500 bbs hour Al a.
S,sd. ~ I'd To Bristol 600 bushels wheat at cd. !,
shirs bags 10000 bushels grain TO Dublin IL "a
and cargo Of grain 70 Galway a. II Sd
HAy.1he demand continued fair for North river at
90c 81 %.
Ho,~ were In limited request at ibc. 23c.
hkrs-ihe main inquiry was Tor ingos copper for fa
Mo,As~rs Sales were confined to 2s5 bbs New or
leans, mostly at auction, at Gle. a 47c
NAVAL sronS.-A limited inquiry existed for all kinds,
including spirits iurpsntne, At 81 30 ~ 40
PsoyEosslork was down ~ fil rs si2 for Old and
$ls 20 s3 SO for mess, $40 siI u for prime
with sales Of 1880 bbr Beef sold To the extent Of 2<0
bbs., nj UNIFORM rates. Lard was buoyant at elsc,
loAc with sales OF 800 package Light sales of bacon
and cut meats reported at previous prices Butter
and cheese were unaliored
RIfW--lhere were 10 bags East India so< partly at
ssKp -(lover WAS demand at &C. ap,.c FOR good 10
primo, and 1oc. for reclaimed Other kinds were an-
chaDgcd.
SUGARS rather quiet with gales ~ only $50 hhds
at 10 IL 20 for New Orleans loc lie for O. ba,
aud iO,sc. for fngnsh island.
TonAoco.--The demand continues limited Sales 1853
hbds kentucky AZ isc 2c, % bales Ysra on private
terms f01 seed leaf al Ito. at 32c.
TAiow.--Thero leo 600 lbs sold NJ l0Ac q
II &c.
TrAs continued in good request and buoyani In price
wHsxN The days sslcs reached 100 bbls at Ntsc.
a 4Gc., mostly at ~ hc a a5c.
woor. Market unchanged this week. Buyers are hold
ine baek og the clip u Aeecc just coming In.
public sale ~ Cape wocl had IN Boston on the 9Th
instant, which had some influence In keeping buyers
away ss1 bales ont Of $50 sold At 2se <0c mo
price tho wool brought and discount for four months
given brought tho average price below tbs sae q cApe
sparsely attended and very little animation exhibited.
Transactions hero this week have been light About
lbs neeces have changed hands pr not kpown
10 900 lbs. Donsko 4oc 1000 Valparaiso, pAcs private
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- ys-~s,s l~vas v~ss..al I<a.~s.
rrvv,u.sv~ Mp Ar ~ cs.-oxIsr 4, WA MAN..
~
- sss'As psssssss = ssssss - vssss - i've be N
vsv~s ss0~nsay Adsnu anosAsr nsSisusbos 70 IN
-. ~..n -A..s =. .<. s......, 49, a. =,
~ ""s
No sounsy, wn~As srssass having the eApaciv 70
rss~ ase~s ~<d.~s oa ne p~ssx = alpo ossb sed
- A. pr...x ...ru.., .,..,ar - .....l,., -....
=. - r1' - p''"S~ s'"~"'
~s~s sss~ n We Atsanoen<st ana culture q the bu-
-.
80 ~es&s 80 % sesese $1,000 nsnass
e~rtne % sa~*s ~h<h wss Acs4 IN room No. ~ Cospw
sxanss Van ths ssvw~a p~rros a ss.~..r ths vho,s
~~.~~.s, a So. -, -. ---.s- -
sema' ~sS"s' ~
uxh 49, no< e&nt rei9e1s. Yesf>rt4y The mceting,
wash s.s sssossoes 10 bs hsss n mr. cs-vsr,s shucA,
~@~'s' 70 " e@sesss ~ 80 70 NE ~@s roo
M oeerr ansttsie Ths sxsr1A~scs q ths fear
- NO. ~ rsm4sab.~. esthw IN regard 70
p>wsn~ sfusetoos su1ssrs, ss NE pc
vs~< masain8 TIRE were pfe~tss only about
@rty &a*~ AsS q ~oftny 81 secosa hat ssarsy IN a
hsn sefe eat q tbw i-sn<." AID snhsx ssu1 70
Zoe sssrte~e h~its thee fh~rs we're too ssce oak
fsnA~n ., sttsses N r~nt@'oss~. vssr'ns HAIR on
49, ih1s@. an4 AGA 40 9Th q hlllng anrsgafd
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--whssf ~ss mea<rsasiy sstsvs snd ia. q D. hshs.
With sass of izs no sastss a, o. ~ o. 81 fec .hms
81 a. OF Is for red sad amber western lufss 81 ~
o. 20 for hh-s,les eus sns smsu sprins u i5s o. %
,s cf,lssso sprnr. ssa 81 "a u ~ for sabsr f,si.
ocrn shads assfsr ace IN ROD regnsss ~eh sles
a isl no butbes fntrsf Nestefn. Il f1r 10 fa
and "a ~und, snd sDs TIE far Ns-rd western yei
b~ 81 -. 10. os,s wesc rsIns fr-sy 81 - fse
Rys ooslins~d gaset 90 vs~ sfl Of
Csvraks we're qns~t witlsosl shanss n ffss
tost ga 4 fpo~e 6sfnsnt lBtbfashs -a' guossd -
10 ~ 20 ~ ~ 10.
txs,o v.s N nmsted rsspssi. lntAsainr 30. gsiur
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= hessrs. l.. \. L'Hommedieu, w. ". Clements and
d. McLaran have filed with the Secretary Of
State Of Ohio, az prescribed In the general rail-
road law, articles Of Incorporation Of Tire Western
division Of the Atlantic sud Great Western Rail
way, and the books for receiving subscriptions 70
the capital stock Of said company will be opened
on the 23d Of June, NJ the Office Of the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, in Cincinnati. The
Cincinnati Gasene gives the following ~ the plan
agreed upon for the building Of shis western
DIVISION
Tho Atlantic and Great Western road n nov scnplsssd
from The intersection Of the New York anA EFts 70 AIRES
sss ~. e u. d &c ss = X %
Sure and Fort w.yrs rsss then 90 ~ rs.sscs and
umbus and Cincinnati Railroad 10 Delaware, then the
natl 70 springneId. mo Little Miami Vim ether ~
road from sprnsoeid % bsytoo Or win compsss sSe
track Of tho Atlantic and Great Western. vhch Ia already
% % 1 40. 1s 1s .s
which will complete The broad guage ns 10 ~ eonnsostn
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
changed or modinsd bsfore being finally saopssd.
y The business Of the Pacific Mail steamsh
Company shows very favorable result fQI Ehe
year ending the LIST instant. The company has
built and paid for two new steamers, costing
about 1925 900 each; added $4,000 to the sur
plus fund.- paid twenty per cent dividends to the
shareholders, reduced the valuation Of property
in California, and building the fourth first
class steamer TO complete the line. The Atlantic
and Baltic, of which the Pacific Mail Company
own tour -ninths, are now under charter.
The statements OF the banks of the three prin-
cpal cities Of the Union for The last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
Of 1862 as follows
L-ssA Deposits SysfS Evacuation
York. MAY Is 67.Hs56Ss 6Hs65 G.7SO67s
Rosion NAY rs 12s7t.SO c0T0B 77iEN 7IiIfoj
Phla Ma, q UllGCs3 Rs5SlH3 t,3b7.I Co 200, 100
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FHI AhkLFHIA FTVNt VIM
Fwfsnsspis. N.Y. ~ ifs1
h<1rks ssss1y Tsnnsyi ssna. %. itl hssfAs k.sl
rad 49, Wort Casa, ~ brf isltef tAaft.d ~
rsxssyls A. RASrrma 81 sptts t<A gseufmnn.
rAxta strtsass 90 Ne laFt a -
rslr=ss. Ma ~. fssa
t,s., ,ssulaai whsst 4pist Fsa eesiitsl 10. fsrn
s,u ~ sfs 80 rae trm a. fse - wa ssy
a. $3.50. - -. =. -.
yppms has e~silniaE isn1sDy whemt aall a. 81 10
~ b., ~hU ate u Lsti ffts sss cavr-s b<tssr
f.eiss sac a ~. '~as 90 40 ~~w Ffosssss
ar WtHtey efnsf $3.50 a. "a 4t q a.
bfwas. ksy ~. Is1
fioaf fisafy wtIal wofsrtt 1auHat1 ~ tfrs
~. ~ isf<a bsAss ~ ffns@so spstnx o. a. o. "a
4SaD b.sknh whns stacs gFltaiF terms frrN ~
~. ss-.snf see - ref ruskN a. 49, .ra h.shss
os1 nasy Of 80 Mkaffy Npai no s.ass inEHi ffesAn
str AZ syr ~ ia, ~. ~wn iis " rs~ Y6~s
lrns1~ts gseC hts .ar. a. s<ss kasAss bsat,
b she's ysfrfu- "a feo h,.s nfar ~ 90 BOD
tsshes nsf
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with FAR less than Missouri, are an con
s'defasy owe par. AZ the AFTERNOON board
everything rose TX per cent. The buyes aP-
Peared 70 be the leading commission houses. while
the sellers were principally the bsars, and the
market generally presented an appearance AZ 10
bottom had been touched. and another upward
movement inaugurated, which viii become sxciied
and violent when the short sellers attempt 70 cover
their contracts. A the four y. N. board the
market was dull but arm The following were the
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Tha Returninr Reximen 81.

-N F'IT
axn,vA, am pru.. n, ~. -aIrrY SECOND
Nxv yosr prarnrsr. atr
INA Ann. ,.~,.a... .,,vaa :, Iar.sv CIV Al four
o,c,och vestsrAav .sserroon ana .pedasev wsrc put
ON board ,hs s,.sr vanSs,h. ana sau. 10 ROY where
ths reeuosp, -. ,as.a rha rh,rtv second numbered
hundred and eighty mon and were under command
q Col VIM n. Soaring. ne regiment organized
der the IeaAershp OF Co isbio who killed the
ssoosd battle q Bull while calamity leading bis
command Tho men look hearty and strong after their
ali The principal engaeemsats Of the present war and
every where aoouyeted Themselves sallantiy
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military Affairs.
Tng LATB vIRR At RIKRR'S ISLAND.

Colonel hoss. d the First Metropolitan cavalry, Four
tenth New York Volunteer dssrcs The state
ncDt that the soldiers Of his command who set Arc
~ NE barracks a Rkevs Island He claims that tho
occurred from purely accidental circumstances There
nave Been recruited thousand for this regi
nsns. two hundred and nfty Of whom are nyw on the
Island and The IsmaindeS Gown with General Banks.
me ncn on the island did all 10 their power qucnch tho
sse. seoord'nG 70 this statement. which confined 70
pat single building and the beadquarters Tho bounty
hes eseD pnd 70 the end those who absent with
oct eave requested 70 call al tho headquarters 460
broadway where they viii receive their bounty and DO
reformed 70 duty without punishment.
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The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Ia.
declared a ssmi annual dividend u five per cent,
free o. government tar. payable on the 10th Of
June; the NORTH American Pre- Insurance Com.
psny has declared . senp dividend Of forty Der
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40 yAsnfpo-erig Ts1lusbTbos Bksdlc, s~>'y Legation
- brsM, mrs eiddle and child. Miss webb, HopkIns
EgvvrvAs-Brig Anita Qwcn-Robt Stevens laay and tso
AnsGhers. Doaabns, y Mekenna.
nnAnvDA-Bns Pr,ascss RoyAi-s wilson Cap, Sanford
Asv..v.u-eshr Chasiosse niserva-Mr Brander ana "a
ns:sAses-s.sl xA.vs'-capsJ N Hathaway. lat. q ,hs
.yn.csA. rs--Dns Al,es sssas-s ss~ssa chsss.
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Bosses Wsshsy Bssk statement.
HOsrDs. MAY ~ fss.a
CITY COMMKnCIAL REPORT.

psrsr, Nay xy-sFM
AsHr.-aslss we're made q 40 bols pa<s 81 %. Q
sse. Pearls continued gur seminal
Bs~vu INACTIVE st Trsvoas pskes
pAss Asp Bsouwa vere dall and sos<t,lsd
BssAssru,r~ "A sood lpqsiry srsssd hsv essss ana
western eons rather beuer prices M days sss~s
eonprss~a 10 400 bbs STATE and weafssn No d
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Professor }. H. fpgraham, alluded 70 In thursday
nnAlD being sbs Of elegant mansion near tho
~ Black Miss, which chosen BY Geseral NcCler.
uaad Tor biz headquarters, must be inposios Pro-
isDw lpsvaham died shout two years ago. end what IL
0sss owned mansion b thae part q the country
fhaI thsTs exists psrson who represents himself hs
sDinent novelist q the above have no doubt;
~ that be an erYant knave 10 beyond the shadow Of
Auabs f
EzGsvwsor Morgan, Of this STATE, has purchased . rs
o1onea IN Washington.
NJ Garrett, Of Washington, D. c. wss married on the
h .ea 70 Ms Helen r. Dresser tAs lecturer. uoss
6land, Niagara Fails.
Ine members q the First and Second glasses Of the
In Hotel yesterday They have been granted furioaah
- nov en- route for their homes.
General Csdwalader and WIFE, OF Philadelphia Amos A.
cd iAdyard, Of Newport are stopping Al he Bevoors
Hon n. x. Low, Of Monticello; Hos. W. ,. Zero. oS
II KsIee o. ProvSdsncs; H. sherwood, q Corning and
LsssrS er9vss Of Washington. are s'osns al the Nc
A.. Isoa syescsr kellogg a Utica; a. Poapck q wash
ngsoe; g. ". warren, q Saving Rock. G. W. Mr.. and
en- s;r' s,.. q rssvsssss Capt sPs, O. bos
nsson A. u. smith and lady. of Cncnnaa n Taylor and
ay. Of Hastscsd Dr. Atsisy and lady, Of rhaielpha,
0e stopping = Tho Asior House.
General AEss, Ia place OF General wright has been a.
sg.sa 70 The osmand Of General Mcfssns 81 srsais
General BarIsw has bssn transferred foa ~ brigade
- - commaDA ~ division. .I..
Major James B,Sns, sr,, died 10 Bedford ca~nly Pa
= Ne I'm insI-, ass1 1o3 years. He vito wsshfnr
Asndywne.
Isss As'as~. mo. Montreal s,opy,as q, NJ c.r.n
Acn Hotel. .fl.s - v'1 80 -.
Americans regAsssssd ~ Gun 4 Co.'S Ansrsess News
nscms No 10 CSsvsn street, strand IoDdoa EncIsnd
cor the weak endins Nay 10, lss3 B. Spreading n n
eynnIdipg Acxandes strong, Boston: N. sturtevsnt
8 Monroe, New York. W. y. Bostnsscu Paxia. AssE
Sssson, Mrs johnson. PHILADELPHIA James Glmose On
e1nnati; Henry b. Pee. BOSTON, w. ~ Evarts Nee v~-x
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rhe Eleventh Rhode Island Volunteers
asa the Reported Collision.
TO rnB EDiroR or THE HERALD.

HEApQrAuxRs, ErKyKyrn RBoIR ISLAND voIusIEHRs
CAsp At wNrsoR, Va, Nay -, 1863. I
soce IN your paper Of the 22d irm article, copied
froa some Phadeiphia paper stating that on the 10Th
inst the Eleventh Rhode Island and One Hundred and
tWy second New fo regiments installing each other
for rebels. hsd sharp nshs resulting loss
both sdrs.
Tue wbosc Account gross, but. believe. uninten-
bonai error The unfortunate consct gave rise 10
the story ocserred between New York and q New Jer-
sey regiment on the fsfh inst while the march DO
tween tarfsvsc and tho Iesered House. The fight
rrincipsiiy ehned % tho New York regiment and
among tbensev Tho correspondent o the IikRAsD had
his horse shot under him during the fray
Covresp should b. careful how they impeach In
20 careless mssser. ths honov d any regiment tho
hesd tsdrsnr however rum the general uuthfnpsss Of
Tie correspondence from santk. imte can BE- en-
ported iron than. You're. very truly.
GEpRGE v. CHURCH,
Coonei nevepsh Rhuse Island volsutccrs.