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-, s,,,, s,e NJ. D.. 4 ,o.,-I ~lo.i ,.;, .trors
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snI pri =. ars ,v.- ~ ID u uni STATE how yer
, ~ I'm Soy, sd beng 80 sood demand Tor .lip.
=, 80 :, s,' I'm r,d- bf,pG. Az, yr,, oni., a.
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rIos, !. is1,.s a.. r,.,., a., o. 80 bsl. a,
- II 90 IN Tor the lou gra 10. Of E1a ana 70 l56 og
1 a4 brands. soulA.'n ss,iu lower fyf
ns~d to good sa.'fh.r county, 0farS' e. . "a ~
Iiad~ braLts, snd ~ s"G 81 ir god 90 c. ice
Farnily br,nls Rye siour ..aiy sd IN uol,rs'-
ques .ais. - J." 'o. at 'Va - - ff super .i 1,
IA Corn Nee I. l. Hunt aerfaui sli 'saIi ssrs u
DRAIN--tL. wheat n.fkot. although Jhy .upp'.si :.
e, atve 40 arc loser - syn a,hJ vi gold aud 81
Ia but rye- attl decline tn '-nni sG'' no
", t- ind,b,od tu- kiuJn,as II Moss A. Dance
for v,ou ssGpl"' % Sp.in- NAnsts .pcrcd 81 VI
Roads ius, ee'of = tn ~ Hrt Of 7 adj ~ ''1
u - CUE i'i iDas q i1 . WOO o. We t.i,N
q "af n'aa y 'a'o Anoi'' ''h'ao So az" "a o.
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- - a. 49, a., .,,i,.i. :, nt,.b
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A. tIi n, lig.o surins a. IA 81 g. t.r latter f,,- .
Notp. II,.i.r,tln UIa N.lN.na-- Club r .Jg Fl a.
10 OO do Aubsf do Al ~ ga al 100 To >t,tc ~grlg Il
a =, 1. o., ae R.a NJ ..o.n Al .:e.l %. % .ai a
uo. So 1t s4Wg 81 sud IL. IIuas hi.e Ai.Ll-
s.n a, r -. in .to.r.
LAY -tr.y good rrqo-f, sales as bale, 75l
, G &. 100 b. b.. y 1T gI.nrl lu Li.Le ra,s
IRI,-seo Oh ~ l. 10 tar t,qIc.t uut prce. are With
eut ntrov~utut, - snip aad store AZ
= lJG 'ci.n .n.siiy .Ja s3J 80. American Zig h.
.oaics snd aid at -Jos23. 81 poS ton
lu.. contracts lees. .usli ..lcs ale maslbE & -
80 90 f-.s-f-l a. Fhkib~ hI t. aud 80, ca,h, the
spot UsT siud. beet w. BIT rather aud nrm
.Dt he ,tls ..u iti,A wf0usLI a35 ~.
aud l0o tuus cd kails, al 49,, cash
MULAS E,IGo demand b.. ueen good snl pfices
yer, fuy maintained. rale. ~ -, hnd.. Porto Nco q
yOr tuuA Musc1' sd3 ~ Isdiac. go unds so tc
at 80 bb.. rnnid. S..c. auu ~ boia A.w Unraas
at anc
NAVAL SrJRRS are Ia .im,,. u Iensul bat the supply
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II, communications and assures II that the dangers
.rnroLeuded will not arIsa from Rnssia.

lie communication, and assures Il that the panger'
appreheuded will not arise from Russia
A despstch from The Portuguese Government upon
the same question, drawn up in the spirit Of the
English Note, not having been communicated TO the
.Journoi Dr. 81 Ptters60urg. remains unpublished.
The reply Of Prince Gorcbakof touches upon the
encouragement given to the iUsurrection by foreign
orr, and observes that the Emperor has no nscessit
to receive suggestions Otherwise than from bis own
heart aud the sentiments 81 duty.
A decree of the National Government, dated May
10, has been published ordering the org ,nizson OF
general rising 10 take n see on the let Of June
next. Levies are direced to be made for tho pur.
pose in Poland, Lithuana, and Russia.
Lspgiewicz was designated as the leader OF the
movement ard he endeavored to escape in order to
accept the post.
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The Employ ment Of Emnncipssed Negroes
The sysism Pursued in the Depart
n,eni Of Virginia Fifty Abandoned
Rebel Plantations in suecessfui Opera
Mountaineering Statement Of tho VI nn-
uaemCut.
.cs Of Tie n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The n. Y. Tribune
HsRyoLx. Va. Msy -. 1860
What disposition shall be made Of the negroes
eInanci psied under the Presidents Pfochmftion Is
a problem which hss troubled very many thought.
ful and far.sghted men. Ii has been recognized Ms
Of the very highest importance tlat somo system
capable Of practical application be devised, by which
uuliiiudes Of ignorant men, destitute Of habits OF
foretbought aud solireliance, and accustomed only
10 labor Of the rlde,. and most mechanical kind,
may bs prevented from becoming burden upon TO-
ciety and gradually fitted for the responsible duties
OF cilizen,hip. Recognizing this fact, it is with
satisfaction that We noticed your article Of Nay n
upon tho Plantation Systems Of the Government,
With very much that is good, il contains, however
some errors, which are the more surprising IN u
statement put forth with go much anthony. You
complain that no system has been devised Ia which
the nights Of all nrtos, and particularly OF the
freedmen, have been sufficiently cared for ana pre-
,erved, aud mention The action vi the aulhofos AT
Port Royal, IN LouIsiana, sUd other places, IA sup
rort Of your position. The oldest and perhaps the
most successful system, you entirely ignore, though
.. is now and has been in successful operation N
the Department Of Virginia tor more than twelve
months. TINS enlightened policy, adopted under
Gen. Wool and continued by IBIS successor, Gen
Dix, combines Ne many advantages for the protec-
ton aud security Of all parties ne any that we lave
heard suggested. The Superintendent OF Contra
bands for the Department Of Viignia, residing hi
Fortress Monroe, has long rinco lad authority to
seize upon abandoned Rebel plantations, and work
them for the mutual benefit OF the freedmen aud
the Government. Under this authority, some OF III,
finest and most extensive plantations, together with
their apPendaye', such a. oawms' &C. have oe cen
occupied, and are now worked, and over J, OCO
negroes arc thu, furnished with homes aud re-
mnnerative employment The system il so flexible
Ms 10 accommodate and include all the different vAri-
cites Of cases that may arise. In instances HI
overseer 10 appointed by the Superintendent 10 carry
on the plantation the Government Furnishing seed,
condemned homes and bainesses. and whatever i'
necessary for the success Of the operations and III
IDENTITIES itself by Q share In the proceeds. The
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COURT Of GENERAL sEsSIoNs-JrsR S-Bstza
Recorder EoysxAs.
SENTENCES,

SENTENCES.
Wm. Hamilton alias VIM. &. Hampton, for grand
lsrr.uy.--Sisie P.i.05, four ysArs.
liaryty yiroeH, And Nm. r. Butler. ossPe. s:esinS-
g p Prison. two y,sfs easH.
Eums suih, and isrcsny State Pd,on two y.sN
Mary Ryan, for .oaesJ La the fourth dssse-si.e Pns1
two ysaIs ,
ohn haas. Tor L,,erp, At burglary n.ths third desee-
S.nt- Poison. Two years.
jane. Murray Edward Seymour fer semp, a, srssl
lsrceuy sic l!ison. 90 yeas. and four month
ElAs wiiam for siemS. e, grand larceny --Pon'sssusy
csf. . a.
k,,asr serv.sE, fos pesis LARCENY. Peni'sHtiay -
uoLtnG
Calls ovsrsnjer. for Pe,i, larceny.-Pensnsiuy d
~ ltA.
ChAe, johnson. TO- assault with dangerous wssP'n-
P.ui -DiisIy, ~ .IouiLs
samu,. o.by. fos forgery in the fourth desse-cts
Prison. tnuy dsys
CALEsptE.-fhs Peorls e,, Pi'rck J. Hs,sury. io' a
aruon. xiehs,l Rascal sr,ai larceny; L,~rsnee heDse
mott ss,su.: ant b,ery; Jsob Unie Def SFsad sfe,nH
" ~ Jones burglary, thiEd degree Henry bois oa's1I
third leEroc joseph SANDS uufd-, Rchafd Jsynes nar
der. trr ~. Cls.son grsDd larceny two cs-s) Jams
sicG!nps r,nd larceny; Geors- Fitzgerald. petit larcenV
Wm Henry grand larceny. nary Miller .sand larceny Nse
c,ss., charles Cot,er gA.d lIoeny. Ellen Dsdy GAl
larceny Jo.cph Io~eusein receiving sse!eu good
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SUPREME COURT-CsAxBERs-JrsK e-Befoes Jssies
SUIHEKLASp
DECISIONS.
BENJAMIN +. Back sgt. John G. Cole.-Nstea
granted 10 sbie the eveas Of the aousa NJ
~ prosecute TOR the a1.est-
jo.,ph Fitch A. Thomas r. Ferris ct el-kspsd
frmrd aud order granted.
W illiam II F-y sst Manuel Lssso-Modon to v.ca.s -
der 4 srfs,t srsaled. with $40 eost, to abide lie
the action
Before Justice LsosARp
Ia the matter 81 the estate OF l.. ioansAes rsnAs
70. counsel
IL tas us,.sr Of the Habes' Corpus Of james Wsse. q
iuiaut Geofu; dsci gs1 upon ihs 'ursEdeng he ssl
PsssrsSa belonging to the Osyeraneat See oPsna.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPKcIAL 1sRx-Jssz &-Bsfsn
Justice 4iOSCEIky
DECISION.
Munros L. Barten NJ. Thomas r. Gordon.-Ths
nation 10 continue to- ulucon fot tie q
receiver 30 Seaed tbs order 20 sro.g d.
chaf,sd 10 - defendants - abide The sfsal
COURT or COMMON PLRAS-sPEoiAL Tszs-Juos
Before JaSse HILTON.
DECISIONS.
Mar,hall agt. MaIshaL-Report confirmed and
divorce grsu-d.
G~oasls set Van Rsns--Csse settled. and wAh G1h 4
ChSmtogs.
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Court CALvNpAR-Tu,, DAY

SUPREME COUKr-GENERAL IERM-Wili reooo
doc ,!cus
sUPREAE CouRT-CiRcUIT-Part I.-Ncs. 3oS
a-' -gi .Ib3 2iJl, 1853 2;3 49, E'S' 2SCi sb9 "a
g0i. "a D. IA. -ss % 80 @e9 !oSi Even nnnies1
nom ~ 70 500 nciu..,s Pnt ll-No. 7oi l9ss, -
I4gl lag. lea rUJ. 20. lit,, lN5, lelJ LIB, icS
.21l. 1883. ii1J .t:9. J+3. 5S. i9.2. -, .
SCFRFNE CoUKr-SPkClAL IERN.-Nos 2cS "
90 irolp.v- 80. Isl 100 1877. "a. "a 20 - $50.
SUPERIOR IoUKr-ParI Mos. -lS3 2is1. -. !?
Ilal 2as - Al. AGO. 26ol 2 D. 5. 2oJ1, 70 teIt
silL Par, II Nos "a. si5f ga, Eii %i, its, ~.
"a. lao. lGit uSo. lS0l 2lSf, 9JS2 !ssA :. ~
lOURr % COMMON PLEAs.-Psrt Moe. 20
1917 ll.1 2f .is2, l071 s4S 1882 l6Sn. $50, ITO. "a
- ~. l.3. P.rt ll.--Ael lururd fot the term
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CAPTURE OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS
Mr. Roebuck Urging Recognition Of the
Southern COLf6deraCy.
Tgg POLISH REVOLUTION STILL EXTENDING
Opening Of the Italian Parliament
REV LUTION IN JAPAN

The steamship America, from Southampton on ii e
9Th of May, arrived here yesterday, with three days
later news from Europe.
The Europa arrived at Roche's Point May 20, At
O. m.
The Hammonia sailed from Southampton on Mon
day evening, May 25 in the place OF the Saxonla,
dissbsed, her shaft having beer broken.
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lseCtiJts Of Heoduce.

JrNE 62 l6. bbs Flour. 1856 bbls c. Neal OF bss,
a.t4, ~ bo.s. WHISKY. S8e0 bush Wheat 3,4,i tu.h
'grn' 300 bush Osts, soo bush Malt. 81 pkgs Ashss
30 pkgA outer.
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The price. and sales Of s'ooks the Mining Stock
Board, this morning, were as follows:


The salo. include 100 shares French Creek, 81
40 do. WickLan, Il; 800 do. Quartz Hill Gold,
lj,; 100 do. do., To- 100 90. Knowton, ST. 100 DO.
Bucks County, IL 100 DO. Columbian, 81, b3Oi 100
do. do. 81, bis; leo DO. Hamilton, II; 100 DO
Osims, 81. DO; 100 DO. Ontousgon, Il; W TO-
Columbian. 81, BIO; 50 do. Ogima 3.
The export Of specie from he port Of New-Iork
for the week ending June . was ~ follows:
Per ft.s4,hip Chna, for LT.T So l
PEI sishu..h!p Ins tor SJtS
Per ..ealnabl IIABsa. fer 10 >
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pJeholns CARDS. sc.

ITJ ryrRDrLLs. No. 500 Broadway,
\ t,yton,nt,tn c'sns and sorE PAPERS III esssa
,t,.a Also Seal. ana silver pocrPia,e' elegantly eoss
.TWM. EyERDELL'S SONS, lO+ Fqlton-s.
u usnnISr ,.gDs fine Stationery. to'oreS ~
~ s,.nn,ps Mocossms pcor spd Number rlA',. -
P,c,s. El.el books Caseks. h0se- L'0s'' ~s' '"'~
llshod lSl3)
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The Principaiiii~s.

A telegram from Diobare,s OF May 81 says: Get.
Turr and two a'dcs-de-camp have arrived here, 'o
NEE, Prince ConIs on biz return from tour Of IN
specton through Moldayis.
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Tie Morning Star brings SiJU,UJU IN MeAIcan
silver from New Orltaus-
The Telegraph announces the death last o'gh! Of
Mr. Francis NJ. Drvxei, s., by an accident on the
Reading Railroad, Of tho oldest and wealthiesl
private bankers o! that city.
Tie aggregate exchanges u. the Clearing House
Ibis week amounted to sls9, ISL ,59 -, or daily
u, ,raS, Of 80 2a2 s23 So
D,taicter have been received announcing that
Nr. Charles W. DinnI bias been elected Pres!Ge ut
OF tlrs Rock Island and Lbicsgo Road by Tie new
Beard, VIC. Sir. Far han, dropped.
The tonnage OF zoe Reading Road, last week,
we - ~ tons TIE ircsease Tor the seafon 10
~, 3Ji tocn
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Turkey.

Private telegrsrns from Constan,inope Of May %,
state tba. the appr-hsnsiOus entertained a. DnraLxp
of the landing in AIbsnis 81 detachment Of ltGl sn
volunteers hav. toen increased bv the appearance
OF an Italian squadron Of the Albanian coast.
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Spain.

MADRID, May 25.-is Is asserted that Senior Fa'
cundo Com will proceed to Mexico as Spanish PIsn-
iyoleuiiary after the French TROOPS shall have
e.tefet tbaj city, Twenty. ono Preiscs have been
replaced. The Duke Of Montpensier will shortly
leave Tor London.
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tho public will probably have ample opportunity
for Q nveriug legal tenders il they with to.
Tho imports at Nev.Yorb for the week ehdiDg
May % compare Us follows with those Of the pax
four weeks.
Week eds Jin.A My %. Mns2r. M,yn. M,vz
Ny Goa, sl9e,l3 Sss2Gjl %SJ.,g31 s6'co5i sIf8l5ef
q. ud.e .2,tssOs6 3,oil.Od1 27i5s1 2.IsJ4s 2e3i1a
------ - -
TotelS - i7stot 1894 1So r3237li b293s6 s$o19 ~
IMPORTS FOREIGN DRY GOODS POS MAY.
EhrEKBD PoR CONSUMPTION
Tots, .,, 70. ,., is ST., aeSi lscE;
withdraw raos w,REnogss. ,.c.
Totl vibarswn.... a4G t,0 hl,ibiiQ9 SI@l8ln
Add so, for COLI. G39,5o5 100000 2iO2 10
Total on marIe,...... eIo,S6o5 ss,eci.7iJ s3po,A
EsrERgD poR wARKHOustSG.
1861. 1892. 1868.
Total wsrehsassd.. .. q ,s'o,t39 &s6l4s sl5le4I
Add cnt for cons..... o'9iso |'f'VI' NiV| N'
Total entered port. ... =, 4s5ssJ s2s.4ssJ sS6l25Ii
The Imports of Foreign Dry Goods at New York
for Eve moths FROM January lst were as follows;
ENTERED VoH coSsuxF-IoN.
1861. 1sG3. 1903.
Total. $40 0+',s52 Sl7 GAPS @9,325 7%
WITHDRAWN PROM wAREBOrss YOR oossrn Pri"s
Total @.ssla + 7sz,.os .e3 OF
Add .n, for consn...... Go.Ie5t l7UA i25 1923 ~
Total thru on nt,.sg-. "a So % ioi s2Ao2s7s2
Rs1sAgD Fo9 w.sgHorISs -
ro,.l........sig.Ssii':a5 aS9H',, sIg1t7
Add ent for corsn..... i6o'l,Jjs i7,"ii@ isSsS''o
Tots. ou, a, tho s2as1@sy7 2l@zr1s s1'tg,g17
EleveG months Of imP"r'. ~ - focd''
i9sa n ..... seOoIoil
The prices and saes Of socks at the Mining Stock
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Firewcrko.

DppOT for J. HADFIELDs FIRST Phh.
l b[uf,. EIREWORhS.--A full assortment OF .u 1s,s1
aaay a, tho loves, pree~ pe9is sIe Ie'Ss'g ~ jslS
TO cal " :,
yIIPEW ORKS, FIREWORKS, flhIi
4 woRKs!-HADfIELUS Excelsior fn'WA i.RS
ou, Island Nony srel rorpeioes od oALH "a "a
In. Town Wholesale Depo. NO =" ''h'''
!lth-sia . =
EEwoRKSSvAA os general al. s .ass. S. sa.s
SALE BY BADEAO, Lo0h"ooN No III Washins'onsl
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~ rh.t JqDs ostOck tr3Dsy 9rted l.s. week o cav
I,tai l32 csrs
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syRROGATE's CCURr-Jssn &
Before SURROGATE IrcEKa.

Wills ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The following wills have been admittef "a pse
ha. without opposition; Ca,hArine deuel.; Pstss heal
Mary 4. Li,lell, Ezekiel Osfeia and rhos Ffoss
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Law INTELLIGENCE,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CogaT-ysn G-Bs-.
Judge sHIpNAs

1hk hDkDER CASE.
b IT,.fH .I -.

The United States ss. John ~ Griffin
Tho theory OF tue oeieDse IN this Gaze yas that tn
murder OF Cep. Bunce perpetra,-a BY the wjtpoS
ibomss Less, 40 i viii be remembered The cooL Al
steward of the bsk be,sey Wisn, and indicted bv ~
Crlnd Jury corointy with tho prisoner ond wa. go.
queItly acquitted by jury formally paInsedor tia, vsr
pose
Ices subss7uen,y used the witness .s,,,, r.
pnsonsr and subjected to MID orosssxsu,,io, -
MI Howe. The Counsel for TIE accused. The ea,e .4S
if.y upoD crossIsna,ion and oIed no syd.ss
ben T. bat elected nJ'hDg beyond the fact that sssu,s
50ses heard the vessel aud thai hs had ue,ss y.
s-npsd TO RESTRAIN tie Captain from drinking out Of the
ssre," iha' tho prisoner kiLdy "vssea" with yxid
10 remove The g-es-s rom.
Tue council for the prisoner DR.. w. h. Howe ably con.
ndec that there 40 sscstory po1f NJ the drs "A
Capt, BuBcs by POISON He claimed that the mere f,t a
In ersiis Of sBhsis Of copper being found
o d.cs'ed ssd " his e,ath by ppi'o, r.t
Ss copper" lf.qesuty found picties and o<1ss
iss Of fod PREPARED ia copper vessels hat L-ess evil
d,rcs uot 70 b- relied that 10 all proe ly he d
committed The cs.c himself sDd perur-d hus.f csvxf
~ be counsel :0re lu,d will impressive sppe In b.
aGiI Of tf- prisoner, Lis vie aud children.
DsIsfed Smith, eco. U. y Dis,rciAttorney sru.s,sd
tbs bsasf Of the proseca;ion tie esmed ,aaA
chsiu OF circumstances shown clearly proved ths
ga OF the p.orvr hsB be had pscs the poi.
H. he rev, wed the tet mony Of the wln-sse. he
p..c ton end closed with eloquent and touching res
n, .sd fare Of three capsins Which rsa
jss affecting by the presence OF thew dow Cape
Hood nep rcufnieg and the aged father OF Capt PnacA
The july s'ser s>ehce OF twelve hours, cou lot
anu discharged at micnieht ny Judge shpmsn.
they fret lee tao Courtroom AZ ICoI they s,oed fos
Iai and hye Cor verdict Of guilty. snt essnl
TART suogt theiI deliDeratoLA
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
The New York herald., 1863-06-16

sovsn.y miles below passing the forts This mot was
actually stouty denied What could Ido Va the way OF
argument with snch people,
Nv only course was quit their company but not be
fore administered rebuke to one Of the lot who had
the ngerinence 10 tell me that must not come here
with any Of my Northern procliyics. In answer made
him distinctly understand that had IS much right
On this soil himself and that f chose would come
here with aoentot procliyilles, and openly proclaim
them.
In mentioning these facts do so with great reluctance
cannot in silence the melancholy fact that
persons whose parents were slaves quarter Of century
ago should be advocating the formation Of republic
empire based on the corner stone Of slavery Still
less understand upon what principle Jamaicans can
sympatnize with tho founders Of that republic empire
who have boldly proclaimed their intention Of making
their frontiers extend from the Potomac to the Qrncco
embracing all the West Indian lsaEds as slave States
Tell them that and with laugh OF derision they will
answer that 1t cannot DO done. ta
BRsAKrNa. f f.E~ 81
or course people who sympathze with the South as
the amacans do think running tho blockade rather fine
fun anything TO be mado out OF it, and though this
island far out of the track, several cargoes Of cotton
have arrived here from bockaded pors and have been
trausshpped to Liverpool.
The principal man in this business Ia souherner
named sanderson. Tho firm Of Davidson, Colthrst Co
s also largely implicated II is OF the largest and
most respectable houses in Kingston Mr.. James David
son, the principal for many an influential
member Gf the House Of Assembly. Mr.. Henry F.
Cothrst has always borne the character OF modest
unassaming man. lie was however, principal party
In the reception given to the pirate 6ommes at the Ex
change. rsa 'Npi AN
CAPTAIN sxNMEs' hEcErTIoS
Speaking OF this reception, havc found il abso
lu,ely impossible 10 ASCERTAIN the truth regard
what scmmes really said on the occasion.
The majority. who favor the South, and who
we're present on the occasion. roundy assert
that he uttered word that. with the most ibera
constr ction colorsd ought to take offence at On
the other hand Others who say hey too present.
and who sympathise with the North, that
Semmes laudcd slavery 10 the echo, and that he
loudly cheered therefor by mon as black coal.
semmes is regarded here quito hcro II Is in vain
TO challenge single act OF herosm he has perform
cd The burning Of harmless merchant vessels
considered sufficient to entite him 70 rank with the
Bkes the Rodneys the Nelson's and the colingwoods Of
British naval history. ,,-., es,.-s.,.
,.-a,t ~ , WOOD FROM The ALABAMA. a. y9gg
send you some specimens of the Aabamas wood
taken from the wound in her stern have had portion
made into two Crosses which you will receive by the
Plantagenet The other portion send just receved
1t. You will perceive that part has been torn into
shreds showing the immense momentum OF the shot that
perpetrated the mischief. tEs rrsf t,
The New York herald., 1863-06-16

ArruwrIso 10 wAu BLACK MAN wBrs,--A Al amusing
stiemp, has pst been made " wash black man Nhls0
lccr froui iuric snyef'fu Icp,hurg, Aafgau, tra
yelling compaoy N s6owmcn under the I'D Il an ART
can Jsnctti, whc " Frcnch subject nsde ms ap
pcarance the time of The annual fair for the purpose
giving reprcsentatious me police authorities OF ,ths
lsre aascunded that uss whose papers ond pss
French with perfect nusncy. Their spspcIons were
aroused tc such ~ extreme that Jaust was summoned
70 the bureau. water, sap and sponge were procured
vigorously by tao Of tho subordnaes All in vAin the
black 80 far from disappearing, only comes out with
Tar from solved An apothscary sont for Cyanids
OF potassium By his advice next applied 20 the obsss.
nate skm o Jsnessi But blackAm0W N not tp r.:
wsnhsd vhisc and The ~ ussd sus - 70 - disnIss a.
after deying Al Ne e0oSs of HE p-rsscutors II ald
Of the sviB coufedsratioe--
The New York herald., 1863-06-16

sasCs.s for runnu the blockade. Mr.. Howell y much
exe-1sed bous the obtaining o. hardwood tirpeer, ca
pa5e Of sqaagng iourtcen inches, and q resisting the
tae operations Of the worms in salt water.
The New York herald., 1863-06-16
vv MvRrRsEsBoRo. June 6-Midnight.
: pRAoG REpoxrEp CHANGING rus poart.s,

s9a wv MvBfRsEsBoRo. juno 6-Mdnight.3
saa,p BRAGG REroxrEe cHAscIEo rus roslriss,
We have this evening soine strange news from Bragg
which would indicate that he Is not only prepared for an
attack but anxious for Within The last two
days is said he has strongly reinforced the forces At
Pcech Grove ard wartracc, moving himself from his
quarters al shebyve 10 ono OF The two places named
& The movement, II It has actually been made indicates
thai he anticipates attack at Beech Grove lie assumes
his only truly dsens,bc position Tako tho mpany
tug diagram aad you will It. Beech Grove, Manches
tor shcbyve aod Tulahoma the four points Of the
csnpsss. Tu,iahoma (sou.h) 10 the base Of supplies,
Puck river, from shebyyie (the wes.) 10 Manchester
ihs east). is Bsaggs line OF operations. Beech Grove
(thc nar.h) little advanced, Is midway between tho
twss We move ShebyEille (hs iefs) ho rircs and
fights Us IN his works thcre- His way 70 then open
tweuty.ons miles 10 fuhshoma, his base Il wc noyc on
Manchester fhs rightly be retres from Beech Grove and
Hrbts in hrs works ut Manchester His way is open
defeated 70 Tlahona twelve mis0s distant VIC move
directly on Beech Grove ho throws rife s and lights
us there. de.ca.ed no retrcs 70 Tuliahoma, distant
about twenty six miles, by of the roads running
with the aroad still holding cantro his uatnrnl tines
retreat and cvading NIL pursuit Tho nom-d hs crossos
Duck river. gfL ly