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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-01


This well known and popular journa al is noted for
avowing its sentiments with candor, earlessness and
Independence, IL aims to be Right rather than 2 op-
Truth regardless of the oGense that may be given
Pr ejudice and Ignorance. -
The Principles and objects which the Chicago Tri-
Sune exposes are: -+"
The Cause Of Freedom,
Justice and Humanity.
Perpetuity Of the Union.
Obedience to the Constitution,
and Supremacy of the Laws.
Denial of the Right ola rebel to
Hold any Loyal Person in
Slavery, and an Afirmanance that Rebels
have no rights Under the Constitution, until
they nrst Obey 1t
And the prosecution Of the war against Ire un-
til the authority of the Government Is restored over
the whole Union, There must be faltering--no
steps backwards, Failure now will entail dishonor
and misery, rendering insecure life and property,
and leaving the country a prey to anarchy, rapine
and bloodshed We have strong Nth that the year
1868 will witness the termination of the Rebel Con-
federacy, and that New Years Of "a will rise
over monstro us rebellion PROSTATE in death,
Union reunited and saved, a continet without
u slave
Three agencies which the President has solemnIy
resolved TO apply, will speedily tumble the Rebellion
and its Cause into the same grave: Vigorous often
sive movements Of the army and navy, and the fear
less enforcement of the confscation laws and Proca
IN alton of Freedom The first viii give victory over
the foes of the Union the second win stop
and pay the National debt, and the third will
from The rebels their staff Of support, and in the
beautiful language Of our honest righteous and pa
triotic Chief Magistrate:
g In girinQ Freedom to the SIdue are ensure Free
dom to the Free. honorable alike in trhat zee oipe
'haeaRty lose the last best hope Of earth. Others
means may succeed, this conLd not ftH TIE toay
rs ptdin, peacefak, generous Just. scdy sclich II
sJo0tred, tho acortd iciH foFerer applaud and God
.s.lH MT yyssSf'
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-01-01

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
Northumberland Jy Telegraph.

huFy.Lo. Jun- 2o.-kLouK market qIet aud unchanged
WnEAr QUOT sna sales OF kvd aud W bite Water
ufsatn JOHN IN good demand ana market steady
slcs OF 2auoV bush ole. OArs quiet and unchshsod
B,RLLY i1lg quic. aud nothing dous WHISKY nan AZ
tJc ,AsAt rhhtonrs hm aid unchanged lNroHrs u'o
ibis Flour 5000 bush Wheat J0Vc bush Corr and ,oop
bush Oats. ENroWrs 600 bDi Flour y+VOtbush heal
81. 900 bush. Com. ~ 900 bush. Oats
ALBhSY. jane 2D.-FLouR steady. No sales OF WHEAT.
CuKN ictNe; sales bO,utO bush at lldtlsc, closed duL
oArs better 2JuOD bu,h ije. Tor tana0a tsst AID c
Tor ~ tr. NnlsKNf ~! dAoc shipped by tows-tt 90
ou.h ,of lauOO bash W heat $1,000 bush. Gate 10000
bush. trod.
BALrtNuNg jane 2B-fIorK advancing and Ia better dc
mend Mngtr advanced ass CoHN htini White B3d Soc.
" ntAAY dii end nomin, D. active. SuorIphHs Aic
tniCAoo, Juur E-tL1rR Ne'y dull NnEAr stoidy,
Ut ri o. t0h active AID advanced 10 sale. IT tah bash
At tic hk,ttrfSt iourS4 go hbis hrr 1000 bush.
Com, iI30t0 bush SnP,HNtsf iouT, t,VO bbs W lost
tinou uush Corn, $500 uu,i
OswRGo, June ~ -biorK steady. NHK,r about ic bet
teI win .v0l deusLd a. 900 bush Niuttr Red uhlo
at DO. 200 bush good AlWh CLUB a. y ~ g.
hush do at t CO., outh Chicago Spnug at ~ 40 and
ttO bus. WISCONSIN y ih tohS without uiatcrsl chang.
sai-s a. bus Mixed toc ,u do. o. t
Utno sgaius lulrI tAsAL fkEUtrs unchau fca lAf"h
$40 bash Gem EAronr,J,oo, bDls. flvNf, tVyv Olsh
VITA. 1900 do. Corn
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E.afcst.


CoPrsHAClS, June l3.-lrGst~0fthy intelligence
from "A private source states that Count Sronncck
well known a. a most efficient administrator and
fuapcier. who formerly held the portfolio Of uaace
will accompany Hing George 10 Greece, bud remain
in that couatry ',Se yeas.
CrAcow. June i3.-lhe iusurgca; leader Bro
pl.w-b has met With q considerable success a.
Nago.zew IN tue Paatilate OF Plcck.
Ia L.ihGania al eugag emcn, favorable ~ tie III
surg,uts Bio. taken place at OiSieuiki near kOwno.
Gov. Muray eil has committed Lew Htroclct
having caused tie Able IaLc,A, and ihe land
owner Leskowicz T. be shot, ana lie POhsA CHEF
COlysko. 20 be hung.
BERLIS June l3.-The SD'nersche /efHHg o
TO-DAY publishes pryl'e letter from Vienna dated
the ION inst, stating that IL was positively al
nounced that the Emperor Francis Joseph Will viri
the King oi Prussia at Cnlsbad toward tbe end o
Juue, uuaccomyalied BY Count Rechburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
Departing Regiments.

The only regiments IN New-YOrk city under orders
to ma. eh are the lOth Col BeDdir aud Col Cousn' new
fezment the saith. These regiments expected TO be
ready to move next week and viii take into tho o!d about
900
The47ih (Wsmsburgh Regiment Col MeSerolr' matched
Yesterday afternoon with abou. so much larger
number would have gone IL uniforms could have boon pro
cured
part Of the 10th Regiment Of Brooklynlhs silers IL
IL undertood aud the cavalry ,atsd In some Of the
journals-wil also march directly.
When these organizations in the field the cities OF New
York and Brooklyn w DO represented by q regiments Of
which IA belong TO this city,
GRNpuAL HEADoUAHTgRs STATE Oy NEW i0HK,
ADIrrl 49, GENERALS OfpiCH, ALBANY, My 20 no.
C0LD.R: Tie Fieriden Of tie Dued states hhs sd tbst
he viii c.ma.ilOn Gen. Ward Is. Burnett biyHoiefbcn.
eal ~ tie sGfyc' Of the United Sto'e E ''F N-Jm"m
,,,,. Nv. f, ..,.fcisni nrnitr .t.l warrant
IL, IN t..rH. 800 ii' .
IHrt ..t. l..u... .'u. i.i ~ TN
pTYpef ti..r. under tfDpr4 "a. 's- 10 d"
t4fned oyri Pro- H twO N moro ... D. gAr-
.uey II. o. s4n /c1 rud Erriefcd lnt' 60 Of ihe
Tilted gfa... Illus ch.Ulin. bil % ioIHI lil-.r.
Gen Bu rct' !. by M ttceency commended 20 your
ccHsdelsoD yoa may 1c aos ilon 1inc ~ 1iAe 70 give
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
him uch valuable information relation % the progress Of
rsrrnliing. am, very respectfly. yonrs &c

him mneh valuable information ia relation % the progress Of
recruiting Am, very respectfully yogfs &c ANN
Adjutn1t(ieneral state of New York.
Col II. LANSING Commanding T.ooP'' No u Walker street
Nrw.York
We are pleased to learn that Gem Ward B. Burnett, ha,
received the foregoing authority from Governor of tb
State regiments have been organized under 1t
men, who were mustered feryce with
the minimum number to be filed up TO the maximum al
speedily as possible.
The 9th Regiment Y. SV UIawkins Zou,ves) 10 beinI
gained under Col Jardine ste Msor OF that raan
regment) and will proceed at TO Reis Island, where
deachmenis will be received to augment his com nand '
hss reened from the Of the 9th about l6l Of The
old organization. The regiment will be completed In weei
ten days.
Other of the old regiments will be recognized unde
their old commanders This affords opportunity Tor com
panie and attachments report themselves for immediate
organization under the rules prescribed by bis EIeency
Gov Seymour.
Citizens rally under the veteran who intends to lead vet
soldiers The Headquarters of Burnetr' brigade are al
the City Assembly Rooms, No $40 Broadway, N,wYok.
SEVENTH REGIMENT n. Y. NATIONAL GUARD
detachment OF th. regiment will be forwarded to-day
the 27th inst Members desiring join their regiment at
Baltimore viii assemble at the Annoy uniformed, equipped
and one days raiions, a. 3! o'clock on that day.
WM. Ii. RBLET, Capt Co. D.
TENTH REGIMENT n. Y. n. e.
The officers Of this regiment will meet at the Mercer
House at u m this day 1t Necessary for all to be present.
to make arrangements to embark Monday mex, for the seat
Of war.
RETURSISG REGIMENTS.
Telegram from yorktown. Va, rays that the 22d Conn
Regiment nine months will leave, via Baltimore to-
d,y or NewYork Col Almy. the State AGENT OF Conree-
tcu, will forward them hence Hartford By steamboat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

their In the OF education. were
,heu were several c-lebraed TRACTORS The following Is
M the voung gentlemen who participated IN the exercises:
John Des, Isny L. Nelson " M sage w. p LNSw cSs
Nv y Kin,.hury. Fredk Gonrlsy. NJ 5. Hyman Arthur
Sloan. j. Wheeler Harlley, Paul L. Dgs,e,n, Walter
Br nerd David II. Valentine, 7. Noe = y "iynk az 9
ION l. I,mbert T. T. Mitchell NJ Green, Nathan hdf,' H.
Wpit.. j. NJ Clik-, =. d Wilson, ". +. Kinss5ury A. {.
erk.on A. > lsaacs. The ioowinsis the ~ oil giauatT
-, ia6i. Henry L. Nelson (SsutaIorisnl Nathan ne
wheeler Hardiey Ansss C. J0cxson j. Boardman was
John j. Lambert Jason 81. Muller, Henry NJ hicHafe'' IA
Vii II Val.Dtipe Howard Beck (Valodc:oiin) ,,,. =
The frs. maj hens zeal honor was awarded 10 NLa"
Wnye the second mathematical honor was swafdeu ~
81 Sloan; the first classical honor YVES awarded 20 W -
M So., the second classical hcnoT was awarded 20 Jon
OeudoE Prizes were ded to A. D Isaac, ior gene'a
,r.l,u,s; 10 VIM r.. Wsyte for excellence IN Oooh seoP
iur 10 James Aiken for the best penHanshpi 10 h0-el
Ilm.on ana w H. sage for regularity In attendance shu o'
me IN ut Improvement penmanthp WIN a. hehueIs'D
.r. we're several puzss siy-n number OF the pnPs oil
the Junior department The execre. were i
re.ipg r-ectin much credit upon tie ,tudes ana tn"l
tescher The Rev Mr. Spau- delivered the address 10 '"e
graduating class. The music Wa by Dodwsrths Band.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
GrrrIse lsro DANeEnous PLAcEs.--On Tburs.

GETTING INTO DANGgRoUs PLAcEs.-On Thurs
d,y evening gentleman giving mis- name ss vent ne "
Nop,,uz, now residing tho Grart Honse but haihns
from ayerstTaw ockipd County went 1910 saloon a.
~ f broadway ard Spiug street, where he enconht'ted
NINA MANI h, conducted into the more pfiYite ptis
o, this supprr es.aUi hmrht VIM" NE mas "
and and not return Montana subsequently found thhI oy
ulraus sJJ New. OK EScnanse banA OhI au
H., yav ont Of M, pocket lie gave information to ocr'
hehie OF tho kgnih Precinct, "n) PfoI1pu!
woman, on whose peTOn VI, ionLd tn' leen,sl .'i 49,
was tlkru before Justice Quscktnbps ~ TIE hoi'o @
Police Count aud commit IN dciait Of OsH " ai"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
GETTY II EMS.

EyTERrArgMENT ~ BR0OKLYg.-Tbis evening
there entertainment by and for the benefit OF the
little Misses Chapman assisted b. tho Misses Myers and other
talent at the Anthenanm, cor Of Atlantic and
Ciptonsreets Brooklyn. Tickets 50 cents rare treat
reserve for who appreciate good hirg Those
who ponle TIL, entertainment viii give pleasure TO them
,elye. and promote worthy object.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

To us TsiorQf TLsN y TibsHr
SIR ~ consequence of circumstances that have
com. 10 tho knowledge OF Col Joan ). Neville. Superb.
,euasn. Of tie NcwYors State Soldiers. Depot becomes
ao.rabc 20 a. through columns. that Dr. Thomas
r. Ellis Of ,h city IA. connection, 0fi-l or otherwise
Nth TIN, lr,titution. DOUGLAS A. LEFlES,
Coue.pording Secretary.
A.u.Y York STATE Sc!d.tr' Dspo,, NJ. % aHa - H0Ta'4
,i,ee' Nc,c lo,s Cay. June %. ltbJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
Tn, C,xrR,yrLLr RAcEs.-The wet and unfa-

TmE CrNrRivILLE KAcEs.-The wet and unfa-
vos.be w-ashcf yesterday had pgcucai oare upon 'he
third days -cng oh thc trhteYiAe touIsc u. leo a.
aclas The two-mc L,st race sas NaAed I0E bJ LOAF,
Sorth-tncr aud tl-et~lus paying forfeit III. nAe.ess
,.. s. e,ptr.t,d ON, oy Msnona aud Bul Davis, Gray
Don Thursday of the l, heat race haNiLs
MaDoaa sally IN thgo- suslsi. neNs "a
l:ggl .4Ht The me.t,s iskou aiOsethuE. though
p,cuuiaIy Gn.uccr, has snifdsd the o's racing ever
ia. Nofth the iour u- facs o. In'f4ay oehk
The memorable event that las been witnessed ga
tie Northern Iuf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
RcuI Estntc Movements.

Daring the past two or three weeks there has not
been any noticeable activity in the real estate market al
though one ueayy have been sd Of property Ia var
Gus arts OF The city both Improved aud uAmpo'ed lac
great features othc month sve beeu tie sae o! the Wood
r propey on the North River Ie Of the city 70 loss
belonging to the ofihe ate Dr. VIM b. Moaa' aid the
,sle Of Tie Old rearsa Piece IT, Ess, River p''-
ton Of the estate o. The late Arson Phelps Ihs latter
property embracing about II Of ground between tie
Fl.t avenue East River Fy-scyeuth aal sHtth streets
has always been reIeds OF the most beagll spots
tht eide tho city It iOrni high bua, .ud commando
view Of she City Of B'ooGy4, the Navy Yard, Bs-k"-is
Island Huh Gate &c. Til, Ii.grfty We purcnased
Of tie Prar.a heir. by Mr. Pholl' n 1895 foi 5000 uee
which becl occur ed alternately ~ ta. sutton John
d Rye.sou " go. T. Jclnitsi tie lac Col At'hm = Fo'-
ba4.n Of the .l,, R-eime.i 81. L. 81 aud finally by
ColuciuAa Ian..n Lit,1cs who saH fesa,a iu t-o 90
mansion Tho largest poF.i.a OF ~. spieada property.
which was mapped oh a io puiohi. by Ad lescnce
Fa-ey who contemplate BE- improvement by erecting
thereon number Of co.tss dc'.uei 1I small families
AID Farley was also c moot eI''uf'' luf ha'er' Of
,hs old Beeiual e,iie bea itc E.i River. Fourth
avenue s4t -hsi street -ui ss % street Ito Don so.
tie olt mansion house. aud Che 'ght lots open ~icH %
,,aai. beside some % O. - eue JOS adjoining. "hl b."
de.n improving q 81 ca-J d.. We hare sic-ay gwen
tne ruc.s p-iJ Cor '.is property.
'ew days ss- lo b. Fa5f'h stree he'~csH 'h" F-
sAdsr.h ty,uue cod ff .o. booze aui Jog 20 Forty
hifd ,fee hr.pe-4 Nin,h 49, IrrH 700. 1910, ald
Que lo' tLc west 80 o. ss..l a'clIo. t-"'ea fi}
third crd 20 y.flu4tA ,ile Co. Co. - IT." oos - lad
o. tie flatheai corner 20 L.H . Fori. 10 Bod
street iola ,gf 500 E.lt oa tic c'i eide % h'
Fnh venue b-iw lory uiath 40 ini'ih streets ~'h
ont boz, 30 tA- s-- lie ~ 90 "tl 'si ana
ihr., o.. ga tie Tear oa ,e aosil dc Of l-.l street
wit. s,efasc I've isst u See .s-- i'fo ia' street si'
b., ,,tsl.sc,'. 4~ola.. on il.yssaA ed f.''--.''
.f..., - let 80 q ts ~. .rsl.e ed Co. .,.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
ALLrnEp Gn.sn LAncggY.-Yes.erday JIG

Nct,u r. oil tOuu., mn PTsc.c arrested John au
bsr.k~cger the NO - East .ioaFon street %.
eA gs %! lr4lc iarroay pef-ned assIna nm ~ "hl ~
W. q No. ~ West Nineteenth street IL "aA '1'
p.,o Ip.,,rs Uovips a. te Tom1s Police Court wA"Tu
OIL cared tina ihusdsy mgnt MG Coz "hs IA the ''i'H
rr-rfsd Co. where hr fell asleep on t'iie" ah9 "L' ~
.v, he found ne slapdnr beside him and "'h"'
ins , watch iIu wncn bee bad severed from hl' "s''
ii s.o asc9sefcd tho Of tJo Ia bash h hah
been 40. biz oAs The uotfy w. nor t''eF-
e!r4 anu tlo prisoner so, coiIni.'sd vi nDlt bell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
TAdveg,issfnentl
-y,-rur PHYSIOLOGICAL Jour

To NEWNIrN !-IuE PhRENOLOGiCAL JoIR-
,uirt,- NUMBER Si,h Pos,f.i,i and Character,
Of LoRp gRorGaau Asx. +. DlcaissoS, SToNzEAtL
JAry.oy and DE- Diro.; also "NosEs "ill1sfated The
Tenn ia-eut,; Phy.ol.syi Lhno.osy Phy'ioguomy r.
.ila Of SOU AID Body; New Fscia. ANGIE Well
Btaucsd lead. 1iblli.u. RoyA Couf'sA.pi In
.,nt aid Reason - Social Reiuoas will be ready At
ten ,eA o-.ly. See advertisements a-d HlHabns !or
p.~f0.t|trs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
The Africa Eastward Hound.

hALtY,I. FRIDAY, Juuc q. 1883.
Tho steamship Africa from Boston, arrived here
u, clock tins morning, and sailed again for Law
crpool AT d o clock.
Inc latest news and commercial dispatches were
placed ON board OF her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
The Canada nt Koston.

DosrOs, Fiidsy, June H. 1853.
The steamship Canada, from ilalI.ax, arrived here
at "A O'Clock III. morning. Her mails Were tor
wsrded TO New-iork by the .agly morning train,
which 10 due there about o clock this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

MlIiIARY-THE DrPtKTCHE OT THE FORTY
.ryr,ru E.iassr Tns A..h Regiment Ivi tbs cisy a.
raoa s.s.aay Bey TOOK $50 cfiy boat - TIE 100. Of
aoat Islin .irrot = D., aud landed At Firt NO
Nortn River ard ptoc--ded by Nay Of thr camden AID
Abb, fs.ot Al a. rall.A,lplia Tue regiment nuLoced
by aetual ar,sunt 80 lncs Inc Rev p. ;. Potter. ~ D.
clsp oi to cGI viii 50 o. % ItyoH Ia !ss'eH' Ia
4
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cnIlRT nk ApPEAI.S.

ALBASY, Jun, % --lne following IL the Calendar
Of tho touu ol Appeals nonda, jane 3j.-Nos g. go
40 IA w. ~. IA g3, ~ aud ~! acuHSf o Ioo No'
JO! Involving the Lessl lvnar1 question e.e beils
arolpd abd viii day aud to DViIVw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

AvurHER MURDER IRiAL.--ihe fEial oi MI
fla. hem indicted Tor The ui4i.f o. 1". haFel'h-s
vs. 81 down tor ys'tsdfy but the panoi o. llps ~ .
1,.f lad been ,klaussci thr VS. .aJoun"o uh.ii
Ioe.ts re1f Bth inst. panel Of ~ JioIs 10
ortercd by he Court winch then adjourned uu iAe'-AJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

THIS WILL b. \ GtLA DAY AT BMtNtNa
iil4u 20 the er.3itiYn % aI houn O. a-
,r.t ltur fans t~r. Tom ihlnD and iir. ,oli rH,
.I4 Il f.e Waco. tIc s,IruGlI dfaua, pA~s LeF'r'
Val be- played i.flo0n aud ,yr.iut, q rr1 u Vc@cs
VINO ever EaIr 60 f.ru novelties sn.Isain-Hs 100 -
cents, kept o.. b4fluufs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
REsDOAEYN IrEns.

FlRy.-Abont II o'clock on THURSDAY night a
,h. ched a Murray. bfosn-.tone god a. The foot 81
I...u street vs. destroyed by IRE supposed 20 have
been Of luceudltfy. Los' -19'i 10 h'"4Ao'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

REV. DR.. EAros, President Of Hamilton Univer'
sity will preach for Rev Dr. Williams, I'M the Amity'tee
Baptist Church. tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

Lot e. corner Of DeKalb and stuyyesn 25I9l 800 90
Lot sd on DeRslbav, w
Lot adi, with gore in each. w
lot a. L. with gore In rear. W
Lot adj, with gore Ia w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27

TuE RocKLAsD flNALE lNsITuIr.-lhc aca-
demlc year Roekaad fem,e Institute Ia, Syaes
the Hudlonl brought TO close Wednesday Of this
wt.k by the usual examinations occupying the day aud sp
lropiato literary ID uiu.ssi exercises IA TIC evening
evident that tho Interest 10 the school not confined to
hyacs tho immediate uoigborho1d of II. location
number idic, gentlemen oin New YORK and else
wh.Tr who had daughters sr ruinnc,s al tho school.
pTetrn. and stpfrsnd a. uselys, highly gfShcl a.
the eyorr" prs-- thui under th- Ut baten ~ 10
ard tao oush education Wins, sssc peculiar pcar,e
the fact shown uy the appralucu 4 10 louus laais'
th-msvss, that hrah 10 not sahcrd IA tho pTOc"ss Ia
tio evening pfscs awarded. II j. IA tls schoo
required Ot SC students that tty the tonpo
.ons' lot the neatly put together hoos form aud
at the end OF the pik. l. atd,d 80 the Who
show The 0s mriiiOJus book, taking Into sonsJs aou
hot merely style the intellectual ability shown
siannstcsl eo"structon lslanshp. punetuaton aud
cfal LtGinrss Of execution Also Tor siugo coupo
sIon % moot moIii Iho pr4rs are awarded 10y commit
Of l,dr, aud gentlemen OF out.iicu" The puA. f,f
Of H., slsnd County that for the beet s production
Miss Anna l.. Hestbrook Of Nov Yor. At the close
OF tie evening" exercises pleasant "suIpiisc' wa.
p.Tsied BY the young ladies the school upou the
beautiful flag Of our mon" Tho pt-onation
hd- the Hon Mr.. tong-r Of Rocaland Co.. whicA wa.
,einGy aud o.oqIeniy responded TO by ~. ROW. l.. d.
Mansnod lie said his pups could have .ad HE
bett.f touched II than they had IN
article they had selected ior their m rlccpt second
volume VI u.pfaiion" thing de
ioin than the emblem ou' Nationality and nov moro dear
thas even when t,Hson wa. usmphug la the dust lie
confidently hoped that however hufrr might bs tho war
.ier u tns elements, Of hat waged By ator
tca hrs which they him. might last to
school long alter tue sosrn isiy VI which II the
should be established in every Stale
tvciy individual Ia oil ouf nni.
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Tut RArzxY CAsY.-The deci ion OF the Cour
. ff motion 10 srr. Judgment iu tlr ca.s OF Jrpf4t
R,ty v 10 not be delivered g1s tho ucAt teia o. the ,'ui
.u s4sI
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sTNravioV.-The friends OF Mr.. Bernard
U,,.f A,,.Lt.fu tineer Of tho Brooklyn H. frc De
lalcai s', evening presented him with compete hfe
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Naval.
PRlyATEERs AGAIS.

The Navy Department yesterday caused 10 be
chartered here tie steamer lhos. q. Scott and the
bark Golden Murray, in addition 70 ,hose whose
nanes were printed yesterday The Secretary oil
the Navy did not see fit, mp TO O'Clock yesterday
afternoon to incur tho marine risk Of the Baltic and
Atlantic and iho,e vessels not TO JON the chase
for the present. The steamer United States on her
return, was re.charicred la, evening, aud VIII leave
tins morning at ) . clock. The new steamer Gov.
buckingham. which has never been to ses, VIII
plobably be purchased, $50 900 being the price Of
Tered She is IL splendid snip, and can steam, II Is
said L. to Is miles an hour. Tie Thames In lying
al the Navy Yard wharf under OLD charter which
will probably be renewed The Honduras VIII
leave this evening, and the Ericsson was TO have
gone last night he iol owing assignments OF OIL
Gers were made yesterday by Admiral Panldine:
CAN'T Nicholson Of the Shamrock to command The new
st.s,er Gov Buckingham. Capt Rich Meade j., to com
,u.d ~. United State, Commander AleT to command tHc
tchastered esrer Commander Geo Cooper 80
command the star OF the South.
IL was ruuored las evening that the james Adger,
which has Just arrived Of Philadelphia, was ordered
to ioin the pursuing fleet. Annexed IL u iist OF all
the vessels ordered since Thursday morning 10 hunt
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A COMPLEMENT TO SENATOR CHAsDLEK.-A
party Of few gentlemen propose 70 make trip do"n me
Bay On Monday neat in honor Of Senator Chandler OF MeD
gan, who i, In the city.
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4 BESslIr.--A benefit was given on lhurfday
ey.lrr 81 Lee Gyrnur CAufcn BfoosDn, r. y Nhion
f..i m t.o ,c> sounded soldiers, over NO.
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IIUDsoS RIVER RAILRoAD.-A new arrangenicn
10 running the local trains ta' railroad goes into eh'c. Of
Monday next, 29th inst.
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MoUHT NAsnISGroS COLLfGiArE INsTIfcrE.--
The school year Of the Mount s.hngon lu.titur wa
hold tito Marble Chapel fourth cree, yesterday
noon. Tue ar.e audience entertained with .ausaoIy
sddeste. concert reading wh sound snd gesture
t,ilus ofntous Dialogues. music thd addresses, Atcf
he P.i1cp had read BIZ report. ANA The Tfiles had been
distributed the sslcd.c,o rddi,.s delivered by Howard
IecA A nalubc Of ladies I'd .,nruen, dating i,hel for
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Nout.,riov The FIRE authorities last evening,
tl-t a. nomination for Chief Engineer o. the Bioos "a
~ ID ftt. u.,au.ug Mr. Trou4a. ?. Doyl., vice ? W.
lsa., ..s. ed 400 .lsc;ioa tases placc "a hoIGay
rNsiIn. urIf.
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cry CorRr.-The CIV Court stands adjourned
,rt. t.. July I,ru. which wall commence on honda5'
Dial, Ih- nTss seek Term will be devoted 20 JURY
tu.s the ,.c9ad 10 eq.liY and iages e.! iacs