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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

CoRosER's CAsEs.-Wm. CrrTan, years u agf,
rosiding at No S hs,iaon suset hi froh
driven Os Joseph Dsan. aud instantly kei. Neine'osy
evening"
Ocer Dicserou Of the TwontySeeoUd Precinct found the
hedy ofs floating &c the North River al the foot Of West
iiitySscono street. FROM pepeT; ouna Oh the oodJ, the
i'ne Il deceased ,uppost5 20 lave been nI'tsV
W-ddigsu.
Tie oocy o. unknown louod f. the doe Il To-
foot Of Jay sroet, Wedussdsy afternoon. HsTt1s 20
Lave Jeea II tns water feT . wGeA-
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LAW syTELLECETCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-Juss +-BefoTs
Jcdzc suirsty.
TRIAL ron ErRDEN
The 4. s. sgt. Ih0n. GiEin AID John n. L'Aes.
These ,.o indie fof ts mgier ~ fss moe
Ls l0,h Of Oclcier .t03 r.sri tr h-k os"J VII
liant, Clba by siiusTing ssr ie g prer OF = eA
poison q s.cr n ~ OF ,ng .Hth of Octoy
l~-. bret seed a -ss nsiii~'-A'orney, J..
-hst ,uifo go ssfei tbst h ags.Ist Lees
tsl ef1j l0fuL N No. to Try l.s-' - tns
f1urrr sL nrfsr ysantfy tIsis 80 De- won cp.
to p-cf-1 Dot IN ne 5r..siioa 81 ~ IArcI, wfl
ts.ntd best - 1--WE nm traL lie tcg4l:t-d
.sucs tong 'tst.a sgsiuft til.
Jssa 0ian W.. tlsn Placed OF tsll sr4 col.5 .,sh,
- c.grsd d. nI slr-Hug 'ufy TIE ccuitei ioE The
prs .sti4g chtlss ed aire fsSeti vsc ssrutsi.
ptff.!ct opened tie III Jury and q r.
Ceut proceeded o. ID" .vteosce - srt - tho ro-
aiel. Jhs . s'iii IN.
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sltamtcat5 an6 Nal!roaSs.

ysAY BOAT FOR ALBANY--rhe new Stoau'-
/pos, CilI VI ALBANA wal leiye A-tli;y-., pc, r.
, .go..r. a d. an TUESDAYS THURSDAYS. s,d SAT
Ir1S and tL q. At 7:i0 l,ulns u " ct Font he"
bursl Pon h..si,ir RLiGeoeok. Ct,Skil sud HGGsoi
DAU.ROAD ShFEfI.--No Railroad car ca
IL nov be considered prog.rly elnstfvo;cd % r IA Gss
scnge + ain without being provided VIII tue 'H '"EN
sAFr.rA BRAKE = s.mpis AL ileApsu,lve s4es1sfd %
roll 60 IA tie hrss-s IA tho hands Of TIE en- sineet NesIy
rty OF rootsut haYS bcen prevented or nis td ~
M u,e dunus the st rye years, and u0aad oars are n0
u,n. on sny OF me beet roads Of mo United states VIM
. safeguard attached. Il Is also beas suc'essiu, ln.-
uee In and Ffarc and IL 3aoly ths hrst
On r,l,g Invention IN Europe Odcrs collected aud
WI i bs Allied promptly No advance IA price address
TIE DREAMER SAFETY BRAKE Co..
No. 20 Broadway. \. Y
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PIcKPoCKET CAyCHT N TIRE BcT.--De''c.i~e
Urssublrv yr-,erdly arrested VIM rofdlap chen Of
Yc 80 tls pocket q Ilor a. - u ~ - Cau-! rl,o
Nsecse- srscti # is Ne'ch and chain. Ito 81, ",s1
ins Jc taken bsltTe JG,i,s Goa. { be tolDa ro-cs
Court AID cor ls.tsd % fpl. a. i,9.g BAL 70
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FARtDE Oh THE EIGEfH REeIsrxr.-roi. Narisn
O.: .ho Eighth EsueO N v s. H. hss h'ued orders Joy
pr.do OF his command todsy 70 receive Abe S sna 's'D
Resimeut, NswYork YoliHtcsu returning nofn tne
seat Of WAL The pasdo will take place NJ O'clock m
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Ago1uEp ErnGLlRy DgyrtTrp.-Yest rIlny

morning about = o'co-k officer Green toe ra esiuet
dcoys ~ tho FONT dor Of t- store ped " william
.tess, 80 49, Canal tNret Ell. 'fs o Of ca Ps
and otlfl g9ess 'rttr % y say The D. o.
bere eyiepo. 81 ha.i,a bee forced by buas y 10
= is..Iisj - tex igsfec s~sJ D. TO eppl0lJp o.
tho oa.cer Leogs 'hsy ahie 20 cary tA!hls ca
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public mseting Of tle Wonoa's Loyal hat'onS'
Le,gnc VII be held at their No 20 Cooper ih'''
this iFI,dsy) aftssaoon, at O'clock.
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ousT oF GrAkRlL .sst0Ns-.Jrsa '-Fefs


tCVNT rALI sUAIt-TW1 UtT
CurnirI COURT-GEAsEAL IEA3I-Adlnnrncd &,
81 car. JatrA
S.puEHg CoUHT--tiRCuT--part i.--tdi01rncf
% .i,la-v P.f' I-shoft caIs.+sHH ..l1 3fi,, 1'i,
-. ~ Lobe ck g.nl gsp5 .aI5 1919 .tl eist. f,.t
3 20 ~ ag1 J,Jn yJ1 JUr % y ,0'J, J''f. 5'61
Pave Iil-hos 1ii .3t, 60. lth ~. ltt'. ih Z. ,
Ii 2 49, I4iI, 1876 li.t. 80 ts.o, s3 - ''' no
IJiA ..,.
kuFriuF COuRr-sPEcIAL 1FEN.-NOs. -61, &h3,
-. at to til, 'lo osts ,f isus. % ~ 4 2 ct 800
SrrFKIoH CouRt-Iart I.-Ao-. @l31 nv. &3'~J,
,g. s1s ll s,s g,s l.s9 .5. 49,, zs.., 1853, ~,
..ar Pet il.-.s e. isi.Iltf made up
CauAr 90 C,Naoy PLtAS-Pur L--Nor. "Jl.
.,f .- lg1 ala. tI,o ll.2 i,13 49, lUD 90 lf'V. 80
.7i pa Prt NO 81. 90 5u IA, l,tJ, !.,t, l"o,
ris. l!a .OlY Ja. 49, Isi., H', Iit2.
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{ ONG ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

u AC1 OnADbA Hon. L.sys James-sbp aud foot 81
s,tns h. r. at TOO O., tup1fI, oppi-Ett al Slae'h
sa4o.0 ios Jala Ninons Je'assisl si al "a 'on-
r,st Oieong,fL for itlp al :, n, $50 AID Y. - y
-ys,fet a a. m II d. ~ s:Jg sHi D. nj ~ Jdukiih q d
i'omnttf.I q ~. "A ~. J:.p, i;n fsd PIN sun
day tAcusi.n fsin at 9i5 ron Jt-st ttapn 81
ttoI Ysph4uG A. sAcuislon fast Is.Vraua leaNei
hGpL.YA VI -. 4.
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CITY ITEMS.

SEVENTH RraInrNT n. C. y. Y. 8. Mn con-
pl noe with usai, Cr5sa s le-imsn will p.rsde IA
fu far .r Oh F,id,y SD .nHspt detrimental Hoe VIII BE-
formed o. T. aft yet,s place a. q oclocA p. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

RIruEsIsa RIcMEETs.-Voster1ay afternoon
the - Rsgn,-n. Of York Volurtsctt arrived 10 TINS
ely Soon 81 tho forrybost touched the dccs 4" the loot Of
Coartlandt .e,t the band Of ito s,h Rsn"r peH''o'
Hail Colusba" and tS Immense crowd, Almost s'1a 70
the grsa. peace ta.h'rg "ednesisy night rent '"e
air wilb ohosI upoa cheer This hps regiment eon pm
c3ptly Of Germans. When len III, city for ma bcd II
numbered 80 sincs that tins 1t hos ios u ''c"
vour ded odd dischars,l About 90 Tho regime az
marched NJ Couard, street and Broadway, thence 70 LIN
oealaal, 3, tho 1ow.Ty sij sac plsus Of an sdnhns
uo,.tado gls gr.oa; hss iced ..liotc'ly SD h,T
ca.iy IN The g-neiFl bs'teS N Nuginis. The O'"iA'n
Council Committee NeicoL Af'irs received t" coI'
with ,hs welcome ,nd hosIsy Of grateful and 'ppeci'
dive rcogs.
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fA4vc aolil
PHYSIOLOGY,

to3J such Hasr. LansN Stomach. yol,, huscrs H.
tIliu. tie E-rvo1s 81 their % Us laG Ailfg ~
ample u rtG described f. Jorul'r uuusar gvrn j.
90 PEkEat cal lAL J.ns No., 30 GEMS. h:" 70
one 'e.iasir Jsly. 81 - y.N. tovLEz "sLLs, Nc.
1Ja Bil D Wly.
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ERiE RAlLWAY.-PasseDger trans.
II M, IA rres. Tor Bgaa',
< n L., MiiA daily, for OusviIe.
~ ui. tui huleio.
4pm way Tor OIs,te. NewburTh and wsrNios
81. m, Might LXpres, daily. lof puBkrk bgaaio hocl'
tI NsHaudaigua and VTiRcipa stations Trsin OF ses4f
Day through Bualo, bus does run g. DhnAhk.
u. EIn. glart '.r nu. ars -.
CnAS MlNOr. 0eneTs Superintendent
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CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
~ TON, KRW-LONDoN, slONikGtON, PROV
DTNCH kEWPORT, TAUNTON, aud NEN.BEpkORD
The splendid steamers COMMON WEALTH aud PLY
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier No. ~ n H.. foot Of Court
lsndt a.. daily ,eIcept -untsyi st p. m.
Fieish. taken By other Inc Office Of Com
rany No rs Wsst-.t.. corner If Couraudtst
New.rork March T. 1903. W. NJ EDWARDS, Agent
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i)1ri il)arAcn5' No.lte.


.HW luRS,
PoKr- ~ ,KDEvs OFIICE. 10. if' Ws.l-Ht-
NOTICE is hereby gwen. IN accordauce With
I ,ff,1 ! AZ u4 Az pAs,,d April a, Is35. ortiaei -
So. 10 Fre-stE> ,tt Wardo4. uc. o. tho Pof; OF Nrw
ok - az - -s,a, itsrsstsd b., CT having chsf-r - "a
.t.t st.. o. such inquiry. uarrr or survey. -
. lgw f-s.eir uitef - h lion 'l iis Foft
-,.t-a and d. t Le It'd tapcys tIsI4n-ois WI. ~
,l.fn teu DAYS rs1L toccrcane tlis motive. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

FRYE LrcruRrs ron 1Hr ProrLE.-George W.
Cu eso delivered IL eloquent instructive lecture 10
-e sld enthusiastic Audience tt HciIebergrr' Hail. IN
as.xeeu,h Ward on wednesday evening, the ~ Inst
Oor Nationally" the subject selected, and was ai'
c,lsed upon IN tlat elegant sndchafnns manner i'mA
H. ala who Lave revoled b. leaves # THE Lotus tasf
rupp,r Ic Tie g.eabef Lsvius conusped 90 tbe %
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eteaa,boais ans railroads.

GteaIboais ans railroads.
DRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for BARI.
S SSs5 a s.s.. EISSy sE3 ..,l h
a., p M, Mens.y "edus;dsy, aas Friday s.ss9~ CitY
lie beat. o. th,. sc!... Sound steamers and
x L sSg'is e, ana t'''''''' ''''f'
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON, 30
w GSsn1 tAfAEs gI Fs9hSgHs s::sg.
AND INTERMEDIATE PoINT9 y
Nt % 81 s5sfos ~ ct: f n g Es, s
GsTo HsvYosi ssiy Sdadays szcsped at o'cick p H.,
fro" r''' Sd Il S Ssy ei;; .5 sf S''''
there eopaseos sih tee st.sassis EsPfew Tsia fcsp,
sSs NS s md NJ. W I.s:s Ss' a..
e S. aAkrrs, As0a.. on ihs ei,t
FOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD snl
-. hss As .,., Hf fssl
-. h!vsr q. 3;is ? m NiGRT LIsS-gH. Elm Gay
Aa1'. = II oeocs ,. A., Ea'A-3' .sOeptss.
E'oR ORIENT GREENPQRT, SOUTH
10 M1hb9s sshea s SGjF s., ssS
h.yins se-.i 4 y ti, s.s ppt n oss, VIA loE .ss
Ss 4. .s g fs s 'i M G $ I'VE
i oX .fT' * sSeSe es.s. wi y,
'''''' 49, a J. sIca4 s6soS, No 100 FoHgs-t n
EOR BOSTON md PROVIDENCE. via NEW
l. FCt { aaa Ts!.li RIVER -yss .ropi.l AMI ,spe.st
..''I Tt s. 'sS a sGf IL CsDAY
s'cccS p. No., ~ tge KSri2E STATE Capt Bray a, AZ
iDalDAY WEpNEsOAY. end FRIDAY. a. O'clock >. q.
Hessls = % Iseus ~ DO resaFi.d "a .e1arei., any
io.lt ,l.ii ,ts sia@ sl4 hass been gsla f'r.
Feisat 70 sI.ol \; Is;gSf'ed A''"sh via s''' e'r-''a
y Al ''Np W.. f5k6EI Agent Ycs 70 sad II wes.a
E'ENTRBL RAILROAD ofEEW-JERsEY.-A
~ sS E.; q G9..I s w..; hA|R sI
rcd, ard = atou With tao Les.h Valley Rsirood s,dA
onlz direct ias to Pitss5aIsb apa hs Wsss
sTaIsG ARA NGgaEST-Caulmsucins ApIn ~ issa
HHSlssrl , ElPKA.s-As $. n for Eeston. Rs.dins
IN ~ tor sssoaa w.,e1 ,D sor.utoa
GI.4t bsnd. PIT. q BIZ sI.a'.oi "Bisseaire se w,
na.n.5or, Hesiils, FSasviIs. EsrrlsburE &c.
$50 81, -sor Easoa. tr'Aislsn Ale-s'rn 'ni hs0sa
xxi: :s =. f,i $ .aas5IslIFs
II y. wLs1E y EIPEEss-Fo' Esron Allentown. Rad
Je.sey Ciy ilif,u.h % pilt.t .rgh
Ta ',ori Ssw.iork -rivo = HsrisSarg az D. ~ ooansq
rs E''' lid West OF Penuylvsah Ccnsrsl R.osd Moth
,rn Csn' ss North AID ''S'a' aid Win tho Can''s
.Ia4 4iaoyaa I1ysras TnAly .oa y, ws,r l.s,.
.neo.ioa birisous ~tA FeonfIvsnIs Railroad -wa
s-l - O Pittsburgh end yut oes 70 cincn' su sad
N4'c-Eo. hlurs' Lnss saved ey TAXING This r,tn.
ELI.. 8ETHfOfr hyD N-'y-gohE fsRyL ave Nsv-Iorf
On PieE 10. 2. bortb Rivcs $3.50 lSo. s;s and
fh-bars -,,o rszou Point s-i MahneS gartor svsry
zip s.oh ssy. JOSIAH " sIsAhAs sas<spsSpaeas
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-FOR AT.
BAHf snd TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
North ed Visit. IE91s lssye; . -
Froni CbGuh~Is-sl . IRON svtn -
Lspr,- nd - N. srd5 80, VIZ H. AID S;!' ana
- .ld p. q. u 9:E
Toy Gad a. ny i"i;h sleep lr:SI
irg %. D.. lv..-i ?. A.
PSsake-psie tIsn. IS an ~ ~, Ard l;f ana diU
. y ~. T. N.
P,,siiiira,a li:.9 ..a,.. md I'-2 a ra telp.m
$3.50 n.
sing SOB train go ?. ~; q o. n
Z AgIytos .. l:lg ;. N So D N
90 5uB4s.s 3..S p. -, OLA St.t-'i .r,..
Tfskr Gay Lr nrscu.es any o. tae oaoe, Wsto9re
.9Ess "a York aad ooElya. ssa 6-sysss esse csa
te Lve ~ roats The ro4a ard "a 'ass7ss Spriny~
Arl.M-Y0PK q NEN-HAVEN RAILROAO
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ATEW-Y0BK & EEW-HAVEN RAILR0AD.
SUMMER ARHAEGEMEkr.
COMMENCING Hal u. 1853
PaserssI sA .el 81 ,yess 27.asA and i,hsv
Er;-sre. Jr 9Th =.
TRAINS LEAVs HEW-yOEg:

TRAINS LEAys NEW-YOEg:
~ N-v.'ia,e1. = b ,Ly.h ii.sJ e. a. iflo (Dkh
ssl ELL ~. 80 sud 8 q. n. 40.
sol Bi.5g-pot : Ws.j, n,s,a N ELS tE1h aS
F.r Milford ap1 sTs.io'd = Ii3ss M a5o SO p a.
FOR Fsuaec. g. 1sapert and WssiPoTt liSo N aa
2 -'P ! .-, ,.,,-
W 81 = sna GrsenN;h, Z, a.eO II 60 m a5O Asa,
For a,uf,,d :. CErl 90. il3os o.. I2.IS CE1h 80
fTt.l ~. So. So. M. .o ., a.
20. Fost a..es AID ntsruleii.:s stations 80, lLos
Hl: , ~ 49, . . t.1f 2
10. Port { he ter AT. Negy-Rrc hei~ 8 p m.
CD%NFCrISC TRAINS.
ror Bcz0r " Srrgb,.i r.. n. AZ y 80 (Ex) Up n.
~ iio-la'. s.L SAo.- LiIe i2ij TX D. 3 y. m
tot u1.tId Ga Springfield. = LIZ tex.h Eia' Nv
tEI.L B :. 80.
. 81. .ad LIS T. M aafsEarnftO1. 800
a., H.ftcrl fs.y.deuee 40 Ft-'kill Rsilfosd, 70.
| : i2.la =. -
2 q ~. y ~. 81, F ,. n.
I.r llca..Sanio Railroad g. IL, 30 ?. m.
rsr f,suastuck Rsltes5 3. U 9. 80 Q. N.
F.r DlL. ..l ols N9rsssA f-.i1sJ A. m, 4 50 p m
,.u, l.us si..l ~ CT. tseh.i 20 p. i,sin
JAMES h. HDNT. SuV srnts1dsnt.
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MEN -YORk, HARLEM, AND ALBANY
i. Rs.i00AD.-Trsius will 25,h ~ heps,-fof II
ts.y. i';5' a -. .t9gI-s At Wn.em.stdse Wsks
pir, Bs o C-stnc "a L. sud s;,tt'rs rcrth 70 hbsoy
c5lr-rg wish Csprd AID Nsriarrn Aiifosd ios sseiogs
al az tri'B rrr..Fsit; far Otu,ns Fss = p N 10.
Waite pis!i. g.It aad LA g;oa i:lJ sud m SAD
ca5u N CO. 10 ai.e-L Depot sog RIlsHn5Iidse-sis,
I1- 10 sf, $40 > B:.5 y. Cfoon folt, Nhi enh
"a afsoi tr.ira stop ot ell stations OF DV%sf
Pain p L. ,sopbirE bite Plains sad ststiors aoita
TO- Dove, Nestui05 slo.sy ~ s:lo H. eo rrivS
Norier1 1.t W Trans BoY ,ins n. sill gsiioo5
ON. i..bar1 otpn F-ils s'so t-ifod Whts FisnS,
sd v iI isrS5g.se, Dpyrr fss, J;45 a. STOPPING =
Al a. sons uorh - sat ~ ir- Psns' Cr1toa Fus,
r. NJ. Watt F..ius $40 :, s;ln ". AIS y. "a
T. htr. 1iilss : - IN. C ton fe4s, y hile fls as, is
". sr ord. trair, sop Il al s.yticn. Sunday fr
,ursioa gAGi Al HI sac Ga mi slcr sundsy Msy 81,
Isl for C-.t4 Fsl!s e;l5 stopoiag, 81 ststols ~.
c-Dt SO kye Fsg William -bni.s 9:i3 II 80 3 N 7aa
asa T. ~. yorpn4 At 81 s,,isus. Fer ats eiSlessp n,
g:gJpas a. u .torS R,,uulu. csys White f.atns oie
. N tt1rpfuS 81 etaflous. Niim.siass 6;H l0i2s -
No.. 1880 5.iu 80 ,. u.i s.orgas =, Oh stations Croson
JOAN bURCHILL 81 psrr.enaena
NrEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ AUELgHIA a a the sou IA sni WE5i, via CIR
SFY CrTY-Mi. End Fxpmss Linss lesve New York a: J
,.d zoe AZ. l. e. G.5l snG u 81 ?. Fare 80. Trough
h, "a. checked 1Di 10 I'D $50 snd li,o %,
~ ~. lrgt,r ard ~ = sd p m ior iAs West
}. W. WOODRI FL, As.istsn, Sap-riutendsea
- WI be received i0E Veins Unless delivered
Al che ;e IS rUcs Ia advance Of I've time Of leaving
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usTlU STATES DISTRICT couRT-iasa l.

UhIIEU STATES DISTRICT tCURT-s.sE i-kc!ofs
Joos- bFrTs
INK rLiIE sIIIhGuoE.
hf.Iuel' 40 30 ieolon i.r conformation was
ron ial. tn noiui1. by has Edwards e! coui 81 hr
hc s. 800 s W.. ltIsl, CONT % eoDci4si
lse.T.
SUPREME RT-Cr,sH-o--JySe t-Beiore Ju,na-
SUTHERLAND.
GIClaiUhs.
G.. Samu-s e. 81 sN. Jvpn Z. Juncs.-Noilo1
rsr'e, 90 40 s,' q ssii- ihs - 3D. 'e.'H.
i'n - v "loSH 8 -. - 10 - '''f '''"' "a
isug a,.ythe - -, e. Nl'iI, t.sJ4vn e. si'-Ar
Jrvsocs . a., = d'i-gc.-u
sUPINJR COu.D-5FcAt Tshs-yrSE L-Dsies,
Ja4''os IorrfI-
DEgisforA
Mar, kfu'e AZ. Herman kfuae -lioiion gra7iei
Of. - cd o.. IA eiss Coua col ga Jo1 Contfy snd
49, d sit $50. &C., e luts1afi ~ .nc Aa1 ls..f-
.se-Tt-1 iuo40Euf'rf. falln.a win 'cc.sI lem
g. "a.
.0UFT az GThkRAB rvesiDS3-- Jrsn s.-Fefsrs
nsooflcr a t.a..
Emma Smith the Coniic-fte woman, eel DO ca PIE
o,h II gri oot,iBsi ns c' u 80 v.Ino 81 80 'oo
be- 10 bora 4 ~ tf l4-rrs. -U. EEL! ..r
l~af 'it' 49, grrd 40 celr,;ri ~ s0'aa ar..ty u
..srtri sanf.rts.
Ct4.i-. Ov-fisis. ui~d ard rvs.,G q y = fcrHy 81.
ssl,ge ,;r of ven-T si1.i, ro,I ,rls1 rucu DO
so >! Wui rsHy .sis'n stree h.icl a., is-4 ks-
DOL srfsl f.f
Wu H. fut.erird Hsr,sy ylre.,t r!s.e- guilty o. q.
81 ioIn JJun tslcouel b 90 hs1 Fi.srrH.I r'it" W.
tHc joe %. Nay. N.I,.i.i'i I.. s.".'.'" .
Il4fss Jeh1soa bss4.I fuly u sssaplunf Js'o5 Faa
fcfsn II No az Yves. lsrgfY-Irth or 49, D. st Nf4
La ~ ned ta o. e, .. aver. u,Ift To- Sop
..n on. 90 o u % - y k-I.saoFd i"5 HfrcT.
william Hamilton A.ia- ~ i..4am Z iahl =. ~ a4.a
. ulo.y a. 200 g.s Ws.r fr "a. 81 it, ..ae, o. me
VI ~ tl1 =. s.. .f. ..o.aa-ei ios f,nte'-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

REoK6i yIZATfOs OF TnE OLD TwELFTH IIFCI-
AI.sr b. y YoLs-Coi RcAsrdi,p and tisut Col Root
lu,c 'bcl ttey have asy no tho Gorefnos 10 feoI
,u!re ihc I'D Sc 90 tOrondass Regiment; into new Cav
ally sii,nt Do a.igssed Tie Fifteenth NcH-Joi Cv
sry le vstersu- al y.sr' 'oNios will srm the M
, OF e o!1aB1eon. They iay 10 the patriotic retained
volunteers the sth 18Th th sod 2lsl RegimeHis; Ioia
l.. In i tesscnt ard islhiug bfaaeh Of Ito service. Tho
c,tn syrrecs.s. your vho and generously ohes the n
loving bounues For rcon.tusnt $685. first enlistment,
en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

THE FApIzG y 1Hg FusEs--oBe wear ago there
40. eleven Peter fulk Iaoek socion shop' roi g'rE
m sv.fsi p,r, Of tho city. Enrsut and incas'Ant police
p.-lion hrs dfvea tsH, orc sf'er anthe'. on; Of e
e g,,l today ih-s =, bet one which is orrn It all II 10
4 the lower euj Of PAX row. rAes the s-rous ''aaSor
nay peep lu, but bad batter not go IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

T1OR IDGEPORT-DAILY LINE. The
~ Ala.usr EPukT leaYr. Pier No 70. Eat kiynr.

ns Il, " o'ooc1 noon Ereigh taken all day. Arriving
i, 6ridyrpor ia time connect with the HeusdteUir
Nsnastucs New Haven ans Hartford Railroads sso The
Snofs i.ine 10 SsYhfNo6 and New.London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

a Patriotic ScuooL.--OH Tuesday Committee
oriouf osus sa-n.s1 ppils o. "ard schoai Nc A. 400
the rosa Of the Sanitary Cocmi-son 70 Coorer lnih'
md presented the Connon tho sum Of $40 hich had
hte act,i y the children Of no sth o I~ey sS'eo
t., as rly4oy had been .a.el To- 10 poss Of aebsos
lemon. 70 It's nee u lc nospia JI on ssInins That iho'
had rtcna eicut ma boz gf % c,Erogtel. ley hse
co. cuged b. present tho money TO The Commhon 20 te
u,.i o. The manner hr In .5-r jEesner lucy shoS 4a''
bet a.. TIE second ta' shas tie child en- o. 'I' A''
nave oCru1u,d osy n tasw,T 20 oas mao W ne S1ny
rfe,. N behalf oil NE sek .rd wounded so.dlerf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

EApLorNtSI yoR HoSoKABrI DHcniRotD
-oL1ir. 4 uovsu'Di i,r tho .urpoas q .til.rs m
yaol, or LJnoT.- daealrgel saeios he. Len ira1s
l,t.d in Phi steph'. % which vs w'eld e the stsu'n
q eur p-,rllc eIen, CorH''lee q TIC C-n League
,ftbs. cty ave recorded TIE names Of ~ honofa' d
o. - oilers tGs ,ac', Who, 10 o0rs. Of Soar
, IA, 10 Attend a. to t.s.e, 20 ii,L h'g vs.o g..
-rd L,E show DE Their bounce 10 dfrrs- 81 thsir e.ur.
.y and can now ongsr only IA lEat employmsu uea e.
trgylss vlebm,,. nes,hgeu. &C. llsny Il ths.e hsys
been PROVIDED VII. work asd ,l4G sory'cs misLi be
fora.,I 10y BE ie1sue' h. ui, C..y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

|TTT "
kf.LueG' nu 10 ieo1oH ior condemnation "
ron al.i tn loini1s by 'hss Edwards e.!. cout -
the ,.tl.s - ssa s WI !tLsl, CONT % eeDcil.
ls-e.T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

A B,'X PEEIDEyr RoHBED 81 sl0,Oo1-On
3stafl,, la Lr J. lie Tcyder Ogden Precedent o. tie
Bieecker ,teet Swings B,ri, vh,io s,in; into ftso
Wal street. "a. robbed Of =loJO In $500 L. : Ifetnf'
Noos. suteriant coy ka' been authorized & ofcr
Oo1 reward 81 too oftl> money T~o Een hife
ady se..ed tl.eon Of be-s seDeerHed H. The
ou.ery. but they wee dischsTsod lsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

WHAT Is IBE CITr Issrgc1oR ABOUT !-Capi'
Came o. II tho Tcath rreclc asu' that he sa'o'se
boxes in HI. precinct ssvo been eBrsd fer many days
past lie say, b- .- stencil ai.ins from be'c boxes tn ne
lover pseas Of b.. pfs,not IL beyond oudaia0ee fH'
.hs essc ever H., city, auf the streets In 'ou'
ren,,es arc Ia fhsne.uy siy condition. Thee DO II
ou,c fof ;his state " thnrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

BoAHp ~ Exdr "A regular meeting ~ he
ard - Con nbaor-' of FIfi'e wa bed on rhor'd.y
O. snsf.orsf Glide ~ the Cbs.f n applications we're
f...a,-A n proper form AID d. Bo..j .jiy-n,t ual
Enlsy. al II o.ci5ch p n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

B. 'UR bJoIVt una PhDF IDJ,NCE. VIA NFW-
T. TO ard Tsl.II RIVER IRE ~ epi.l AMI sapsgsF
slssmsr BFTHOpOLiS Csp, Bfova sey,s N!~.Ycrt
syerJ IUEsDAY. THURSDAY. snd SATURDAY. ~
e'c,tck D. No.. fd toe ESFi2E STATE, Capt Bray a. AZ
flDa DAY WEDNESDAY, end FRIDAY. a. o O'clock .. q.
fon Pre- Ne -. K.
HesazEer 10 rs.us III Do re- igisd se-srei to any
2 10. . VIII fLs slail hass been gsl fsr.
Fis-a 70 BosfoE Is NwsIoed hns.h vita great dsp.toa
~ an f1pr.rs Freight Tsak.
= - ", IlkDIlI Lg-rt No 70 .ni u We. Il
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-20
"a Marriage Spoiled.

From the Newbryport Mass Herald.
Il volunteer OF one of our Massachusetts,
regiments from this section, had the peril
Gus duty of bearing the standard in one
Of the late battles, and fell upon the field
He was seen to fall, and soon after the
regiment retreated, and nothing more was
heard of his fate. The young wife he had
left at home bitterly lamented, and would
not he comforted To those urging that
he might only be wounded and in the
hands OF the enemy she would hear moth
ing; she knew he was dead In few
days she left papers in the hands Of an at
torney to obtain what might be due her
from the Government as the widow of a
deceased soldier She ut on mourning,
too-black, heavy, and awfully long
sweeping the ground behind her. Every
body felt for the widow, and one person
Il returned soldier who had been wounded
in battle, who had known her when she
was a lght-hearted miss-shared largely
in her grief. Only few days passed,
however, before he became more intimate
with the widow, and in three weeks was
deeply interested.
On the fourth week an intended mar
riage between the parties was announced,
and the miliner was called upon for assist
ance in changing the deep mourning ha-
bilaments of the widow to what would be
more fitting bridal party. Time runs
fast with a wedding in prospect, and the
neighborhoood was alive with gossip, when
last Fridays mal-Friday is sort of
hangman's day, after all-brought shock
ing bad news to the party-the soldier
husband was not dead. He had been
taken from the battle. field, carried to
Richmond, exchanged, and was on his way
home. Awful. The mourning and the
application for a dead mans bounty, all
had gone wrong; and, alas for her re
joiced as she was, Of course, to hear
that her dear husband was aliye-she
was in a sad quandary what to do with
the lover and other fixings. But probably
it would all be right next week, when the
dead will be alive and the lost found, and
great rejoicing prevail.