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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28
Lost Rraasfnin.

T OsT, Tuesday evening, on Sandusky or Winter st.
IL Society Pin-Goll, about the size OF a dms in tht
form Ut star with points, black enameed edRng
two Greek letters in cent5r, and name OF E
drews) engraved on back. The finder will be literally
rewarded on leaving il at the Post ofce the
idence of II, G. Andrews
Aug. %, Is st
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28

A sea captain taken prisoner by the rebel
Maiiit Of the Florida, in conversation with
the pirate, was informed respecting Lees inva-
sion Of Maryland, and told that a Copper
head demonstration to aid the attempt would
be made in the Northern cities. This hap
pened on the TIN Of July far away at sea.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28

The Richmond Enquirer admits the Mississ-
ippi rebel soldiers in large numbers are desert.
ing the army of General Johnston, and says:
''SuCh state of feeling is greatly to be depre-
Gated, and we regret especially to see it pre-
vailing in Mississippi, the home Of President
navia" st .l - - 4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28

Erasmus Gest and others Suit pending in the Dis.
vs. tric Court for Delaware
Short Line Railroad sompa-
0y, and others. June Term 1894
THIS case having been referred at the last term OF
n said Court TO the undersigned, Master Commits
sioner to take and sett Sc notice In hereby
given to ali concerned that the undersigned as such
Master Commissioner, will receive claims and accounts
lganst the said c. C. Short Line Railroad Company
with proof and evidence ofthar justice and amount
Until the 10Th dav Of November and between that
lay and the 1st day OF December next will
cptons thereto, and further proof IL necessary and
ne said last mentioned day will finally consider and
ie'ermne all claims against said Railroad Company
All creditors of said Company will govern th-ms-vss
lccordinRy and present their claims and accounts be-
fore that day. W. D. HEM
Delaware. Aug. 8, 90. SPECIAL Master Com'r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28

Alto RNEY AT LAW.
yTT ILL practice Law n Delaware, Morrow
w L noh and adjoining countless.
ONCE door south of the Pubic Buildings, Wea
side Of Sandusky street, Delaware, Ohio.
Delaw are, .. Mar. l. '61-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28
alclU Aducrtisemrnts.

Bz- IT WOULD BE A GREAT ACCOMMODATION tt
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEII
FAVORs AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28

A writer in the Cincinnati Commercial
claims to have discovered a plan which has
been matured by the Vallandigham leaders
in this State to go into an extensive system
o { colonization from Indiana and other States
for the purpose OF insuriug the election of the
Canadian refugee to the Office of Governor ol
Ohio Such things have been done heretofore,
and may again be attempted 1t will DO no
harm to keep close watch upon suspicious
strangers until the election is over. With
proper vigilance extensive frauds on the bal
lot box cannot be perpetrated.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28

UNION STATE ICKE.E
FOR GOVERNOR
JOHN BROUGH, of Cuyaboga.
FOR LIEUTEEANT GOVERNOR
CHARLES ANDERSON, Of MontgomeE
FOR SUPREME JUDGE
HOOKING H. HUNTER, of Fairfield
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE
JAMES Il. GOODMAN, of Marion.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
G. vOLNEY DORSEY, of Miami.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC woKKs
JOHN NJ. BARRERE, of Highland
FOR SENATOR
J. R. STANBERRY,
of Newark.
UNION co. TICKET.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
JAMES R. HUBBELL.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE
THOMAS w. POWELL.
FOR TREASURER
CAREY B. PAUL.
FOR CLERK
B.F. LOOFBORROW.
FOR RECORDER
A. r. GOULD.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
WALTER +. WATSON.
FOR INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
GEORGE ATKINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28
U. S. 8 Per Cent Bonds.

fS SUBSCRIPTIONS to the United States $40
Bonds viii he received at the Bank of Delaware
until further notice.
! Delaware, o.. July "a, 1868.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28

The Senatorial Convention for this district
was held at Johnstown yesterday. We were
not able to attend, and at the hour of going
to press had not heard the result Of their de-
liberations.
p. S.-JAs. R. STANBERRx, of Newark,
was nominated
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28
A CONTRAST.

While Mr.. Brough was speaking a gentle
man asked several questions to which the
speaker was glad to reply. Not a murmer
of dissatisfaction was manifested by any one Of
the assembly at the course Of the interrogation,
but on the contrary ali seemed to be glad 10
hear his questions, as they gave strength TO
the arguments, and added interest to the oc-
casiOn.
Very different was the case in Delaware,
while Sir. Pugh was speaking. A gentleman
asked him question, and the cry was heard
all around, 'Put him Out;" "move the id
Aboliiionist, &c. Pugh manfully told them
that he wonld take care of him, and being
deaf, asked him to the stand. Still the cry
was heard, "put him OUT when Pugh pledged
his honor that he should not be hurt. The
man a-ked several questions amid great coniu.
sion, made up of violent language, some men
crowding forward in wrath, with clenched
fists, TO move him. Mr.. Pugh was several
times compelled to expostulate with his friends
saying that he had pledged his honor that the
man should not be disturbed; that if he was
touched it would be the end OF his speech, aud
| impIoring his friends to stand by him.
In all this, of course, MIR. Pugh was manly
but the contrast in the action of the crowd
at Delaware and at Warren in reference to
the same case was striking.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28

Suit pending in the Dis
trici Court for Delaware
Coun-y, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28

FOR SENATOR
J. r. STANBERRY,
of Newark.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

wuAr Is FANrf-The Frecmsn's Journal I'm
its issue of the 10Th ot Nav. pub shes mn interest
ing account Of the part taken by Gen. Sedgwick :
corps tthe SIXTH in Gen. Hooker's recent opera
tons acruss the R,ppahannock. and gives y
graphic account cf the fight OF Gen. Brooks
division At Salem Hights. where they fought with
a desperation against fearful odds that has never
been exceled in this war. losing between eleven
and twelve hundred men IN clearing the woods.
All through the account. the General Is called
Gen. Burke. There Is no Gen. Burke IN tie
army. In the next column OF the same piper i
nublished the famous order No : of Gen. Burn.
side Gi>mis>ing from the army Gen. Hooker,
Gen. ". + II Brooks commanding First Div
sion Sixth Army Corp>. and other gallant and
meritorous officers The compliment Is given
20 some General who never existed IN tho Army
OF the Potomac and the implicit ocnsure i aimed
directly at the gallant officer who led the band OF
heroes in one ct the most desperate and deadly
struggles OF the war
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

EIGHTH DAY.


Elenor VI Dehoney vs. Ella Hall-Jenersor
C. G. Reversed.
James Pollock Va Samuel CHASER ct allow
ard c. p Affirmed. with Eve per cent. dana
ges. :,
John s. Keicham vs.. Maiisoh aud Peru ,l-
road Companv-MariOn 4 &. Reversed
David > Burson A. Il. Cboats ct al
wayne G. j. Reversed.
Wm h Roseberry Calvin l. Harvey ct al
Jackson T.. T.. Affirmed.
Moses BRAY W. Alvin ID Carpenter-Owe G.
p Affirmed, with per cent damages.
David Smith. Sr. vs. Daniel p Cunningham
Morgan C. r. Affirmed
Henry Wallace VS.. Alfred Hsys-Jeferson G.
r. Affirmed. with per cent damages.
Josiah Test ct al. W. Francis W. Robinson
ct al WAYNE G. &. Affirmed
John b Reinisch Commissioners Of Allen
county-Allen C. c. Affirmed.
Barbara Wiseman vs.. David Macy ct al
Marion G. q. Affirmed
Samuel II Puryiance ct Al. Henry Drover
ct al.-Huntington Z c. Affirmed
The State vs.. Phillip Wolienberger ct al--St
Joseph G. G. Affirmed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
Iorrsvntr, March, ls62

DrPRTz AND GREEN's MINsrRILs.-this "a nous
troupe will give entertainments NJ Masonic Hall
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday evenings of
this week They have immense reputation.
and are worthy of il. The Madison wis Pa.
trot saws of them:
The musical and burlcsque part of the enter.
tainmeut is most superior. Dir Lew. Benedict
in his Country Merchant" Mr.. Ainseey Scott.
in the "Sweep's Refrain" and Charley Reynolds
in his comicalties. afford rare specimens of gen.
uine hunor Bid,ux sings sentimental ballads
with sweetness and power. and is also effective IN
giving his Grand Patriot Welcome Green in
his hooking bird song. Collins aud Florence in
their dancing. and all the members of the troupe
ia their various parts are praciised artists
Commodore Fooie is all and more OF the
world wide wonder that he is represented 10 be
On the stage he is polished speaker. an accom-
pliShed actor and graceful gentleman. and in hi.
room at his hotel he j. a perfect model of po
likeness and courtesy Smaller than Tom Thumb
physically, he Is his full peer in every acquire
ment
Col. Small. although Younger and larger than
the Commodore. i an interesting wonder oi
pleasing manners and department. and dances
and performs with the Commodore very skill
fully
From what we saw and heard last night. We
can confidently pronounce this the most accom-
plshed and talented band Of minstrels and dein
Gators that have ever visited Madison.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

rf-D DIR Rocker. formerly OF the lth regi
ment hrs been invited 10y Dr. Wood. Assistant
Surgeon General. to repair TO 81. Louis TO take a
position in the military hospitals of that post. DR..
Rooker's reputation as .kiiull and attentive
surgeon and ahys,isn. stands very high with the
profession His hosn,tal practice has been very
successful IL j. unfortunate for the service that
he found MS situation unpleasant in the army
and We are glad 20 hear that he has consented to
20 to St Louis 20 render what aid he can TO the
sick aud wounded there
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

BENFFIr oF Miss Mac ,RrHY Miss Marien
Mccarthy takes farewell benefit to night at Ne.
tropolitan Hall. and her numerous friends and
the admirers OF he's versatile genius will take care
that the honor IT her benefit will not he m empty
one The bill is a very attractive one. aud pre-
sents the novelty Of piece never before acted
here. and in which Miss Mccarthy and Felix A
Vincent will sustain characters full OF lie and
humor. The alierpiece j. JENNY Lind--Miss Ma
carthv a JENNY Leatherlungs. with songs. "Rh
ly Round the Flag. Bovs. will be sung betw cen
the acts With bin so attractive and the occA.
sion being testify the appreciation Of the play
going public Tor popular aud meritorous nc
ties. the thcaer will doubtless be crowded from
top TO bottom
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

Job Filming.

We are now ready To- do all kinds of plain aud
fancy job Printing, IN the bell Vie, ou short nu
uee. aud az cheap ss any eiher ehes W. have
competent hands. good presses tine assortment
Of paper and cards, and wecan dp good tnd chenT
work. All kind. Of books briefs catalogues
&c. printed IN the best styie AMI On short uu,icc
Weask the patronage Ut Democrats. and all 9th
ersthat want printing done a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

RsiRoAp AooIDENr The passenger train on
the Cincinnati road due here at noon Yesterday,
was detained by an accident 10 a freight train
which ran off the track near Morris. smashing M
three or four cars. but hnrting no one. The
Cincinnati papers were detained in consequence
We are indebted to Mr.. Meredith. the obliging
Mail Agent on that route. for copies on time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

BrrLpIxe Lors At Auction On Monday next.
June 9Th, Wiley X Martin. real estate auctinneers,
sell. on the pr. misses. that fine lot Of ground on
the southeast diagonal. known as the I" Hanna
Property" The same has been sub divided into
convenient building lots fronting ON Virginia nv
enue and New jersey street aud will be sold on
liberal terms The plat, or further particulars
can be had nj their office. Je5-dot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

SrRAwnEKRY FEsrIvAL-The ladies' OF Christ
Church will hold n Strawberry Festival in Mill
tary Hall. on Friday evening. June 9Th, the pro
cecds of which will be applied to complete the
Church tower This Is worthy object aud
should secure the CO operation of every public
spirited citizen. All are invited We believe
none will be disappointed in the entertainment on
this occasion.
Admission 25 cents. Chidrea 10 cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

IT, DR. Hebern. the American Cancer Cham
pion. is located at the Brnmble House, Lafayette
The Doctor Is the only ply stefan now living who
can kill and cure caacer in from five TO twenty
four hours, without instruments OF pain No
cure no pay. mayl9t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

EDlr0G SrNrr SrNTlNtI; Permit me- 10 "a
! this poem. published last year, while | II
ng ia Hospital No. 1. ia the Louisville KS
utnal;
Tho golden banners OF the corn
Viii glad the earth again.
Attencd By tho morning dew,
Aud the celestial raui
Aud matron eye, will brighter grow,
To zee tue budding eorn
stonp like q band OF wor shipper-,
To greet the risng morn.
The ma'drns cheek will wear hue
More healthy VA the sun.
While counting heads of luc'ous corn
The dprk.ey' d haryest nun
The old man, with his snowy locks
White = the winter zone.
Bend on his knee and thank our God
In revercnlial tone.
Children will leap ~ laugh and lie
Upon the 1reener grass.
And shade their SUMMER eyes 90 love
W lie a'gosieS do PAS
The argosics Of mellow corn,
On rivers and scas;
Thee are our glorious coat of AIMS.
We conqucrw world with these.
Nature herself doth take smile
when unto her are born,
Go feed her starving million men,
so many grains IT Corn.
The lifted serfs of Cot on King,
Fall down In conscious shame,
A'd glorious PIE N loudly sing,
Unto the rescuer's name.
All Tongues. all nations VIII be glad,
When Corn has come 20 reign,
To spread his banners u'er the earth,
In peace and love again.
And I. rso,th ~ j. simple hymn,
Give 90 my real King.
May fortune shield both him and me-
Beneath the Unian Wing.
TorIsyuII March. ls62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

IoKl Ickl Ick-George W Pitts has: on hand
plenty of pure clear Ice. To supply his customers,
without shipping from Toledo ur any other point.
ANY person wanting Ice. can be supplied by al
dressing George w Pitts, Box ESQ. Indinnapols
P.O ap3O 2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

cT- The stock of hats and caps at Spenccr's
% West Washin gton street. j. ever changing
something new il added TO il daily, thus anordinG
customers opportunities rarely equalled for Sc
lecting fresh goods and new styles. 30 1t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

masonic EoTIcR.-The members OF Center
Lodge, No. -. are hereby notified that the an
nual election OF officers of the Lodge will he held
this evening nj 6 o'clock. All the members are
requested To- attend CHARLTs FI>HIR.
Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

~ Cash paid tor Qusrtermastcr'- accounts
and Government claims. by ID. =. McKmnan
Soldiers Claim Agent. No. :. West Washington
street. nS2S dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

To Local ADVERTISERS Rates Of advertising
In the local column will hereafter be ~ follows;
For ten lines or less. Al 90 Over ten lines. ten
cents line. No notice will be inserted until paid
for.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

RUSNfoN's GALLFRY -Runnion il In full blast
again. every department Of his gallery being in
hrst rate working orier and fall of business.
Nr Runnon j. prepared To furnish colored pho
togrnphs, painted ia oil n heretofore, by Mr.. u
+ Hays, who has been so long connected with
the famous art gallery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

CHAxor or TIxr-The time OF the arrival OF
the mail train on the Cincinnati road will hereaf-
ter be at 80 A. NJ. instead of 1919
On the Lafayette road The Springfield accom-.
mediation train will arrive at 1000 A. NJ. instead
of 1910 A. NJ; aud the Chicago express will
leave at 1910 A. NJ and e;45 Z. Nj.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

FISK DRrss SHIRTS At Two DoLL.Rs-V ery
cheap. we'll made and cut To ht All sizes on
hand; also collars. all STYLES new neck ties and
ssrfs. ladies' and gents hosiery at grker's, 30
West Washington street je2 DIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
Night Report
Thc ship Canal Convention.

CuIcAGo, Nav 2-The convention assem-.
bled at three o'clock. The attendance was large
though the seats in the tents we're not all occu.
pied. The convention came 10 permanent or
ganizaiion through Governor King, who reported
Hon Hannibal Hamlin President Hon Hiram
Walbridge. who had been unanimously proposed
nv the New York delegation in convention, as
Vice President at large The following are the
additional Vice Presidents:
Maine, Frederick Dewitt New Hampshire.
Hon s ~ Edwards; Vermont. Lewis Fallett:
Massachusetts, Lorenzo Sabine; Rhode Island,
Hon J r. Arnold: Connecticut, Calvin Day;
New York Hon Eras;us Corning: New jersey
Marcus L. Ward Ohio. ID. S. Scott; Indiana.
Hon George " Julian Illinois Gen Jas W.
Singleton; Michigan. a. L. Bissell Wisconsin.
Levi Blossom: Minnesota. Hon. J NJ TAYLOR;
Iowa. Ebenezer Cook: Missouri. George Par.
fridge: Kansas. Marcus j. Parrott: District of
Columbia. Dr.. Peter Barker. For Secretary at
Large, Col. J " Foster. Illinois.
One Secretary from each State named was
also nominated. Report unanimously adopted
The President. on taking the chair thanked
the Convention for the honor conferred and
smoke briefly in favor of the object for which The
Convention has assembled, endorsing il not only
as a military necessity but also for the increased
facilities ii would give for transporting the pro.
duce OF the great West
lie committee also reported that the vote by
States may be called for by sny three delegates
present. and 10 such case each State shall have
the number of votes entitled to in an Electo-
raj College Each Territory and the District of
Columbia are entitled TO one vote.
/ committee of one from each State was ap-
pointed by their respective delegations to report
such resolutions as they may recommend for the
adoption of the Convention.
The remainder of the afternoon was devoted
TO hearing speeches on national topics from prom.
inent gentlemen present.
Gen Walbridgs. Of New York. after repeated
calls. made few remarks. saying that the obec;
of the meeting was for practical purpose. no,
speech making. and he offered resolutions in favor
OF the Constitution and Union. which received
tremendous applause.
! Mr. Drake. OF ST. Louis. ia a speech OF su
hour in length. was in favor of vigorous prose-
cuiion of the war. against slavery. denouncing il
a. the cause Of the rebellion. and saying We mus,
crush i, or it would crush Us. The speaker wa.
very severe on copperheads
/ Convention adjourned till nine tomorrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

Woop WANTED Wanted TO engage from forty
"a iifty cords of good wood. TO be delivered du
ring the summer al the rate Of two cords week
Apply at this office. d&wu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

why should buy bon o.
ANDE'S fuss AGO
TIE woxnaasg ~ SRAsrLIs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
TuE LssEwrS az ruE CITIZEN
TIE SPEECII OF
Hon. D. VT. Voorhees,.

Deliveredin The House of Representatives. February
IL. lsda the "Act b. Indemnify the President und
other psFsans Ter suspeudnF the wit ~ habeas cor
and done IN pursuance tbefeaf." g. rlnsd u
pamphlet fni. and be- obtained NJ this office THIS
l. b. great ror Nc Voafhses o. ufeteet the liberty
of the cgen ffen the dsspstn. and should te n n
han.s Of every voter Ia indiana u maket pamphls,
ofi6pagsr
Price 81 80 per TOO.
Aordsrs should dtec, the spcsche. be sent by rx-
pfsss the postage will be one cent copy and must be
Addrs.. ELDER, HARKNEss A BINGHAM.
lndlananalt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
Prom Warrington.

WAsHINGTox June 2-Of,irial dispatches re
ceived from Nicksburg up 20 the 29th OF May IN
indicate no change in affairs there, but the pros
poets of Grant we're encouraging.
A gentleman from the vicinity OF CulpePper
saws that large body OF Rebels supposed to be
from Lees amy, passed there Yesterday. and
proceeded in the direction of Gordonsville.
No alarm exists in the Army oil the Potomac
concerning reported Rebel movements.
The Richmond Wing of Saturday contains
nothing whates er from Vcksburg. That paper
complains OF the inefticiency of the Rebel Gov
eminent II argues that the great error in the
conduct of the war Was making il strictly defens
i've, and suggests that dose OF the enemy own
medicine would cause him to desist from further
invasion.
from Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 1.-The proprietors of the
Times were notified TO night by Capt Putnam,
commanding Camp Douglas. that if they at
tempted TO issue the paper To morrow morning. he
would. in accordance with telegraphic orders from
Gen. Ammen, take military possession of the Of
fee. Judge Drummond U. 5. Cont, was i'm
msdiately appealed TO for writ enioining
him from any Interference whatever with
the office Up to this hour midnight the Judge
has not given decision Its thought probable.
however. that he will grant the writ The ieelin z
OF resistance TO the military. should they attempt
to carry out Gen. Ammen'1 orders. is observable
Latest from vieksburg.
CAIRO, June 2 "A dispatch boat from Vicks-
burg the 9th ult. confirms the news Of the sink
ing OF the gunbOat Cincinnati by shot from the
Rebel batteries. She was ordered 20 move down
the river, and, when turning the point. she wss
opened on by several batteries from above. that
were supposed 20 have been silenced. She man
aged To return TO the point just above the upper
batteries. where she sunk in 10 feet water.
Fifteen to forty are reported killed, drowned
ard wounded.
The armament of the Cincinnati is probably 0
total loss
trom Nashville.
NASHVILLE, June Brig Gen. K s. Gran
ger takes command at Nashville. to morrow.
Generals r. b. Mitchell aud Joseph D. Morgan
are ordered TO the 'front.'
Gen Mitchell takes command Of the cavalry
division
Some Rebel prisoners leave To- morrow fol
Alton. I'll.
The river is falling--two feet scsut on ID,
shoals.
Mexican News.
INV IoEE, June 2-The French transport
LeFinisterre from Vera Cruz the 18th ult hai
arrived. Her Captain doubts the capture Of Pu
ebla, As dates from that city 10 the 10th ut, q
Vera Cruz. represent the Mexicans as then hold
ing half of Puebla; and il strongly forti
fed that il would take a long tine 10 csp,ur'
them.