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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
The Rebel PIRATE Tncony.

THE following j. The coneludn. potion . th. count Of
the cuise Of tie Tacony th- hrt part II wieh 1, on tue
second 60 ann Of the eighth pas-.-ED. IKiB
June 22-Ruued the hsulng schOODgcr narcngo;
sane day captured the schooner Florence; put all
the PRISONERS aboard Of her, including the Of
the schooners Elizabeth Ames, Rufus Choate, and
Ripple, which were captured and burned the same
Jay
On ,be 81 burned the scbooners Ada and Wan.
derer; 2ith, lat. 20 10, lou. 81 40, captured the
packet ship Slatemuc, from Liverpool " Boston,
with $50 PASSENGERS, Was anxious to burn her,
she being loaded with iron plates &c.-;ried
to cacl sehooneIs to put the passengers aboard,
but failed aud had TO let Ter 20 bonding her
in sl5o0c0; same day, captured the schooner
Archer Chased TIE Shatermuc, and pu, the Archer b
crow ABOARD; hearing shat mon cruisers were after
the Iaoony, ana fearing recognition burned the Ia
cony, transferring eyeTyilf to the Archer; thence
came direc. to Portland; picked up two fishermen
Tor pilots but hey would not took tie Ios,-
tions from the Coaft Survey charts. got III at sua-
set, and snchofed below; bad 10 communicates
with the lore. From THE it appears that tie -
ports TIA, TIC pirates were ashore ia Portland are
gnioupGed. -Ed.l
Lieut. Aeni .lso ,ays he watched till ~ 80 .. IN.
when the moon went down, ten ToScd dir,c, TO
he cuucr Catch Gushing 10 Two boat. with ufcd
oar b. nrdro Ter one boat each sGe, seized Ler
" without fc.is hncc AM iIoDod th.tn. cAtrrd
cLor bong unable to ,siq The cable, aud started
IL, > h. H., gong cat BY IIu,soy. houua,
tow ,d IS tae bo.t, ahead, followed by the Archer.
ms last - her limit would permit, laid to outside
wnlt.pg FOR the Archer. Wen tho tteauicr- at
tucked u, we could only Ere round shots and were
obliged t. ilc stones AID pieces Of iron.
Lieut.. K-nd belongs IN Mississippi, near Vics.-
bury, aud graduated IRON Annapolis in 1850. lie
came H. VITA tie intention Of burning tue shipping
ni.d two guiI.bOais, which Lo learned were UuudiI =
u,te from a coai-.ad,n Efg!-h schooner bound from
Pctou 10 New York. H. also tended to catch the
Fl, emcr Forrest C.ty aud bum Der.
All the 1hconys crew came out of Mobile IN the
Florida except tue three taken from ID, Byzan'lui.
The Tacouy paced many stoaincn during her
cru.be. On tie day the by l..ntluIn aud GOodspeed
we're burned, Ia large Steamer showing the French
aag, sailed arourd he burning vessels, examined
hem, aud passed on.
Capt Gould WHO died tbs morning from an scci-
dental sDot aboard the Archer last night. Wis a
stevedore aud pilot, aud not connected with tug
boat AZ BE- fore stated lie was OF kIt Catsons
Old men.
The Rebel prisoners are strongly confned in Fort
PEBBLE, win double guards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

ELT0N-0n Saturday morning. June a. at Mor'sa. Robt
II. Elton, aged 81 years aud 2b days.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
attend BIZ. fame ts his late Of Fifth
and Boston Rosd. Monsans, Tuesday morning,
at O'Clock Carriages wi be IN waiting. and leave isr
lem Bridge at end Of Third ayoHue, at 81 O'clock
Train leaves Twsnty.slxth street at 81 O'clock.
HATFGELD-On Friday Morning, juno rs. Gusde Hoyt
HATFIELD, daughter of Robert q. and Charlotte ). Hatfield,
10 the 10Th year Of her age. ..
The relative, friends Of The f,niy nvedto attend
tue uBera MONDAY 29th insi ~ from the resi-
dence Of the family, No. 215 East Tbatieth street.
LEWISIn Willismsburgh Saturday jane a. 1903 ofef
lingering ues Julia, the wife Of John w. Lewis 10 the
5gth year OF her
The relatives ard friends the family respectfully invited
to att. nd the funeral from the residence OF her sopiE-aw
VIM. Taylor. No 2O3 South Ninth street. this (MoodayD
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
STARK-On Sunday June ,e William Wiosns only child
OF A Jackson and Susan ~ Stark In the 9th Of hs
The relatives aud friends Of the family invited to attend
his funeral Tuesday afternoon ooh inst, at o'o ock
from the iderce Of bis Ersnoisihsr, VIM. W. Wi0ans
No. l6l East Fifteenth street without further notice.
Delaware (OLio) papers please copy
STRATTON-At Russell Bay OF Islands, New Zealand, in
March sst, Charles H. youngest child of Ezra aud An
srne Strston of this city, IN the ZDh ytaro' f' age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
Reported Capture Of 5000 Rebels
A GALLANT CAVALRY FIGHT.
Price Attempts to Blockade the
mississippi.
Active Operations Throughout That Section.
LOUISVILLE, June %, 1868.

LOUISVILLE, June SS, 1908.
To.day's Nashville Union reports that one division
of the Union army captured 5000 Rebels on Satur-
day when going through Hoovors Gap. There are
no further particulars.
The Union also states that the 18th Indiana
Mounted Regiment, being surrounded by four regi-
ments of Rebel infantry cut their way through,
taking number of prisoner. Col. Miller, OF Gen.
Negley's division, is reported wounded in the eye.
a special dispatch from Manchester, Tenn, to
TIE Louisville Journal says Col. Wilders Mounted
Inf.utry dashed into Manchester capturing n large
party of Rebels, including Capt. Anderson OF the
liz Kentucky Rebel Cavalry.
Wildrrs scouts captured, yesterday, courier
from Morgan and Wheeers command, with inl-
portant dispatches.
Bragg reviewed the Rebel troops at lloovers
Gap on the morning Of the battle.
COL Nde's forces burned the trest!e.work yea-
terdsy on the Manchester and Tullahoma Road
TIE ChattanOoga ReJe! of the Doth saws firing
continues with increasing rapdity at Vicks1urg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

public meeting OF tie Loyal League was held
On Ffida, June 26 a. D. n hef room, no. % Cooper
Institute Tue number attending not large. mostly ladies'
vet very sarnes aud interested listeners Nh. Gale opened
The meeting with prayer after which Miss s. b. Anthony
offered tho foo~ng resolutions which were unanimously
adopted.
Tn, pro..l. .Ipen.e Of pr.pa,ur circulating and pro-
our will cunt g. MT less than for
That We request those who clrcula'. the petition
n, oIr Of each person contribution Of cent and
the ,nu- With petition aud si.raiufes "a tho Sscre
,sfy susan Anthony room NJ. 20 Cooper Institute New
b,,r,d That III. Ceuts Lengue 10 New York viii bs.iow
tsdge snd nenberhip as It upon s',h boy o. gu
under efLtesn who shall collect and forward 10 'hehy o"
more rsnss and =. may cents 80,
bouI copy .ach Of 'ho csrni and T"cebuy pub ish.
g wof.. Of Augisn Cochin on slavery aud fmanc non
On the person who shall collect add forward me nse'i mum
- of any city " tn Union bavng P1s
lion Of Thousand 81 over also on the person who
shall collect s nubsr Of names In any OF tho states
Ta, each l,dy 70 whom tho pedg. end reon
bsnL nco.ed bs requested 70 bring them to III. note.
IN m, ,,yIn.n aud t.achc. IN her Vicinity " afcques
that tbey snail tako action in the matter
R,.orst such ladies earnestly requested 70 oisan
TO- Au,sf, Ira.ue. ~ tb. towns and ghbofhoods let
M ur.es Of correspondence with the Central League and
Of Collecting aud fo.warding with facility name "hi money
~, urt ersncr the grand In view s'o Tor hold
NJ ee M. 10 ii,cus- elucta" the heoo.y OF our de
land for an oct Of Universal Emancipation , -
Mir Anthnuy NOV vote 81 ttanks TO the Hon Nob"rt
Dale Owes for bi. acceptable s 20 the League OF
H., ,,i,eh.r waiter. and glasses, which also unani
moafly carried.
IN, .,,ug was then Addressed by Lorenzo Sherwood late
fre, on the Theory OF tno Rebellion having sri'en from
opp,.,on Oh the part Ct the South TO Tee labor
Is was followed BY Mrs stanton III 'oHe earnest ana ~
prop'iste rsmarEs
An elderly lady of 10 and upward, Of the name OF m''
Ciolev wa, un bl. as sbs said to refrain nom expressing
her bear,y APPRECIATION Of Mr.. Sisntoos view"
Tn. Meeting WIS then adjourned until Friday July but
,ocrwara ordered for Thur.lay. tho 3D. at m'' III
eop.equence Of the ..h coming on sa1ufd'y.
A.rbu,ion Of petition blanks aud psnpie" the" 'OoA
,l.c, aitsr which the ladies separated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

LADIES LOYAL LEAGUE AT MILTos.-Las
Friday evening there Interesting messing of the
Ladies Loyal League at Miou N T., Mrs Sarah Halock
in the chair The Rev Mr. Clark invoked the divn. bless
ing upon the proceedings Mr. Degarsno OF Pousake-pse
delivered patriotic address aud Mrs Haock read *
from Mira ssi,snea. se letter published in The TRIBUNE
ne music gotten up under the direction Of Mrs Ordway
Miss Ordwsy presided tho ueodeon. Milton is one Of the
most delightful vii banks OF the Hudson, and IL
noted picturesque beauty ami grandeur Of 'scenery
purity amo here and the high moral tone of it,
society fashionable place of resort during the Sam
er seson several commodlou ni, mansions being open
the reception Of visitors "a notice Of msy be found In
its proper pace ia these coumns) and the sees Of loya
nseing. b,g bed there by the n.e ls-n adies o.
that pilc. cpporune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
From r'orcrcss Monroe.

FoK.RFss NOhHoR. Friday. June %. l9Gl.
The steamship S. Il. Spauldng left for Boston to-
day noon. with tte 45th Massachusetts Regiment.
Lieut.. +. X. Kent, Sd Penusy lvania ARTILLERY, has
been appointed Chief Ordnance Officer of the De.
par,meut OF Virgnis.
FORTKEss MoskoE Wednesday June ~. 1863
The steamers Kcunebec and Georgia arrived this
morning from Baltimore.
The revenue-curer Cuyoga, Commander Ne
Gowan, arrived ut Fortress Monroe to-day noon.
Ste has been on a cruise SOUTH aud came in here
for coal. Size brings 10 news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

Prom Ihe JacA.pn Mi.,i,-ippian Ot lhr l'th
UAMBIEG TAKEN ~ cot. HDDlf.
PA.uLA, June PA report has Just reached here
that Col. Rlddy crosrcd TO he west side II the
TeGn,sice river aud captured Hamburg, few
miles above SuyGnnsh securing "A large amount o
bacon aud other stores.
TRANSPORTS TAKEN.
Can't Jas Mathews OF DE Soto has brought IN
t.lli.rnce which may be- relied upon, tia, Gen
Murmndukc fired upon two downward-bound trans
ports few miles above Helena, sinking one aud
taxing the other. force OF two regiments wac
cent up agninrt him from Helena winch he con-
plrtely rouled and drove what was leII OIL then
10 ling back to their den.
Gen. Price IL cutting road through the bottom
for his artillery, &C.. ~ Old Town Point, some
eighteen miles below Helena.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
From New bern

NEWBfHN, Wednrsdhl, June ", IuuJ
In order 10 secure the families of coored troops
in this department from all danger Of recapture by
tho enemy, aud for the purpose OF educating anc
giving them permanent homes, Mal.-Gen. Foster
has recently formed M extensive colony for them
on the fertile grounds OF Roanoke Island where they
hnye all TIC advantages Of civilization
CHAPLAIN Horace james, the popular and ener
selic Superintendent of Contrabands' leaves here
to-day for boston and New-iorA, to Obtain BY con
Irritation steam saw and grsl mill, and other neces
,ary materials for the colony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
Price Attempting TO BLOCKADE the Mis-
sissippi.

tAIkO saturday, June y, lthd
member of Gen. Ashb)tu's San, from Column
bus, reports Gen. Price with 5000 Rebels in n"
vicinity Of Island No. q. II is sald he Is preparing
RATS to cross the Mississippi, bis object being to
cooperate with the Rebel force in the vicinity OF
Memphis
Another report says he will occupy lsaDd No. 3d.
and intercept navigation. Capt. Pennoek vi the
navy is alert, and will entrap Price.
TIC latest dates from Vlcksburgare to the evening
OF the DIST The cannonading on tie 2Oth aud 2lst
reporred Yesterday, is confirmed but there are 10
particulars.
The steamer Lebanon from Cincinnati to iazoo
Landing. sunk near Hurricane Island, IN the Ohlo
River, on Thursday, with ammunition and govern
men, siorss, most OF which We're lost An amnunl-
ton barge IN tow was saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

AMrsFa ESTs-Broadway offers but few thea,ri-
cal entertainments. "The Dulles Motto" at
Niblo's Garden which this evening enters upon the
secoud mouth Of liz prosperous career aud the series
of composite Performances Il. Laura Keenes, under
the title OF "The Wives OF P.Iis," are all
that uptown pay-goers can turn to III this time Of
Summer need. At Blrnums Museum the dgarfs
remain tie leading attraction. The domeftc drama
Of "The Cd House at Home" Is announced for
performance here every afternoon aud evening this
week, which will be the last o. the season. Tue
exhibition of the Sereollicor continues at Irving
Hail, and DuGocq's Panorama OF the Holy Land IS
still at Hope Chapel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
MARRIED.

CROMNELL-cOcK-At HighlAnd Mills. Orange County.
9th uynth 2Sb the order q. Eierd' John Cromwell OF
New. " indsoI To Elizabeth Cock.
-YCUNG--A. Trinity Chapel. New.York, on
Thursday June IS ct IL O'Clock, by the Rev. Dr. Thcmp
son John T. Chums.ero Of Rochester. to Eva Young Of
Nsw.Yorf, daughter OF Is. Young
T.. Church. or wednesday, June
"a nv the Rev g. Stocking Frederick C. tste NJ d.. u
Mis-, Asge T. CLARK, daughter OF Pekin. Clark. osq all Of
Csnasto,s-
MAPFS-HALSTED-On Thursday, June IS, at III. hisn'
street Church. Newark n. j. by tho Kew "
w Poor ID. D.. Charles Msprs Of this city; Msi'ns
NJ, daughter ofO \. Hslsted, Jr Of Newark NO eAa"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
Ohio naising Troops RnpidIy.

CINCINNATI, June ~. 1853
Gov. Tod, in answer to an urgent letter from Cen
Burnside. has made strong appeal to the people Of
Ohio, to organize for the deiense Of thai State.
He recommends all places Of BURNERS to be closed
at three in the afternoons and the rest of the day
devoted to the raising of volunteers. The various
independent military companies of this city are rap
idly completing their organization under the new
militia law,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

- WA.HIsGTos, June 20, 1862
CAPTURE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Commander Clilz, of tie L. S. steamer Juniata
reports to tie Navy Department from "of the Island
OF Cuba" under date Of the 18th inst, tha, Oh the
afternoon Of that day be fell IN with and captured
tbs schooner Fashion Of Mobile sailing Unoer Rebel e'of'
and loaded with quantity Of s soda ash and Carbonate oil
sofa.
L.ut Commander McCsuley Of the U. s steamer Fort
Henry reports having captured on the IAN Of May ID
Wscss.s,a Bay. sfst boat sd.n with corn
The Of the Fort Henry slso captured on the I|
tho sloop Isabella n ON Tsnps without cargo
COMMANDER aoCsuey a.o reports that on the yt6 at
orc Of zoe Fou HeDrJt boss csptnIso IL " "'
% bs evening Of the sane date captured seow loaded
with bales Of fs averaging over 80 pouhas eau
Too WA nlsnHeo ~ four jIepei soi0is'' VIM '
he evening I'd int launch Of the For. B'nry
o.,sJ oil the mouth u Chry.ls River cotton barge
sdd win ~ bales Upland and bale. Of Sea Island cot
tor G. yturins three men vino were IN charge. ,a "a
On TIE 9Th inst the boats 81 tho fort Henry espure' on
the Wbsscoochie River sloop oesi' when nae ss'e'
times fun the blockade. ,,a
On the 10Th the sam. place captured kim end
a., iosS,d wi IN corn, consigned TOD Yose.
S-nMes Of the CONT Tsboma reports
~ eboopsr stsssn.n Days prevsu.y loaded with cot
Ten She bad flag or papers
SALE or CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROP
ERTY.
Iu pursuance Of the direction OF the Secretary Of
the Treasury, and Of notice heretofore published,
The second sale Of captured and abandoned cotton
xill take place at St. Louis, Mo-, on Monday, tue
9Th day Of July next
ROBBERY.
The Office Of Psymastsr A. Is. Williams wss
robbed Yesterday Of 1890. The money has been
,.covsrod however, with The exception OF $@oo, by
Dstse.iyss Hogan and Dugaa Of the Treasury De
patmsnt- our
CHIEF OF THE ORDNANCE BUREAU
Commander Henry A. Wise has been apPo'n'eo
Acting Chief Of the Bureau oil Ordnance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
FROM GEN. DlX'S DEPARTMENT.
lmpcrtan! Expedition by Col. Spears
Capture Of Gen. W. F. Lee, Colonel
.o.4 and other officers.
ALSO 100 PRlVATES AND A MULE TEAM.
WAsHIScTos, June %, 1863.

WAsHIYGToS, June %, 1863.
Maj Gen. Dix telegrapbs as follows:
FORTRESS MONROE, June 90, 1863.
Col. Spear Of the llth Pennsylvania Cavalry
whom sent out two days ago, completely destroyed
the bridge over tho South Anna, captured Gen. w.
+. Lee. Col. Hearsabe, four captains, five lieaen-
ants and 100 privates, and brought them in. He
has also brought in IS wagons with six mules each,
and 80 mules in addition and from Is to 100 horses.
He took $4,000 in Confederate bonds, just issued,
from an agent of the authorities at Richmond. This
is all public property. No private property - ben
touched. Col. Spears loss ID three killed and eight
wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
The National Finances.

PHmADKLrHIA, June ~, 1857.
The subscription agent reports the sale OF 81, .92,
so OF hve-tweutes on Saturday; for the week
1914 $50; and for the month of June s74367 900.
Deliveries OF bond. are made to June A. Further
large sales are anticipated up the lat o. July, in-
elusive winch closes tho popular option of convert
ia. legal tenders into fvslweutes by act of Con.
gress. The Secretary of the Treasury may at his
discretion continue the sales reopen them at such
time as he may deem proper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
The Command Ct the Army Of
The Potomac.
MAJ.-GEN. H00NEH RELIEVED.
He is Succeeded by General Meade.
special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WAsHINGroN. June 49, 1853
The following dispatch was received here tonight
from your special correspondent p. ID. Francis:
FRKpRRicK, June 49, 1863.
Gen. Hooker having been relieved Of the com.
mand of the Army Of the Potomac leaves here this
evening at six o'clock, with bis staff. Gen. Meade
OF the Fifth Corps, is in command.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
Eutcrtasnrens..- Monday, june %

NIBLO5 GAkDEN-Tne Duse'. Motto
LAURA KtENE'S TnEATER-N ives of PAri'.
BARNuMS MUSkUN-tJ-u LON Tau nb Az wife. Com
Nut, sud Minnie " at az hours Dramas at aac =
IRVING HALL-Ihc ~trre ItcOu.
HOPE CuATEI-Duf5cd. Holy LwJ.
GOtlIL,S GALE Ri Darcy Drawings
JONFSS WOOD LicGerkTaBz Festival
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
The Indiana state Debt.

Me,srs. Winslow, Lsni-r g. Co. OF New-iork
baye concluded All arrangement with Gov. Morton
Tor the payment Of the July interest on the Indiana
State debt aud the funds have been placed subject
to the order Of the ageut OF tho SAFE ior lIat puf
p0se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
DIE ID.

BENNIT-On Saturday evening June ~ Nos'Tand nenn't
In the 41th year OF his age.
to attend funeral this monday ate no ~ 4 O'CLOCK
foa his sia residence, No. AS AAns street, bsssAaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

From PoRT ROYiL.-The U. S. steam transport
Fulton, John Eldridse, Commander, from Port
ROYAL. s. c., june 70, 1863, with passengers, etc
TO Major Stewart Van Vier, A. A-si. Quarermar'ei'
General arrived here last night. june % IN long
"a 90 la. 81 50, passed bark Annie W. Lewis steer
ING N. The Fulton passed Sandy Hook at O'Clock
p. NJ. 18Th inst. The following ia list OF passen'
ges: ~, y r Lehman
I,sn Geo C. Ripley Capt ". {. darlington sad ''FnH.'
I,u, Freddy aud servant, M. Col barton, 'f. S,un
~ On. ~ Coke Indy and child Capt Chs' 1sIiet'oi
md Isdy CommaDdsr A. A B. Bh'on o. . a. ~ H. u
p,aun md LADY, Nj Juo X. Simmons, u D. ~ jas o,siu
H. sN, Dr. Thomas J. Miner, NJ A. +, hs'ehsn, ms'
90 TmsI,on Mrs II. q Judd Mrs. BELL and chiiu no
~ y Hall and servant Mira a Fox Mo ihe"I. Duheisl'
Lent EIis. MI II. Fubor Mr Harding M, 'S..anaen
A., Is,hrop Mr.. y. 5pau ding MI =" ~ Io"1'Ip'
a., La"ul Lloyd, M thad.' =. Baldwin, Lis"', j. ~
naipurn Lieut. J. Il. rsftsr Lieut. D. n n.,nr'
su W. C. barney Mr. Martin posei Lent -; NG1Op'
a. sh.,ss of Rebel phsonsrs Mr.. ia. 5mhh Yep" ".
St.as,r Ii.ot j. W Davis. Lieut. T. b. Nehs'rsyp n, -
~ O. r. Gardiner, Mr. DenDison, WIN Anoi'
Isil' S n.y.. " Fry' Nj John Mott M J. Suisr benz
erne, u g. H. Edward y. DALEY u = N. NJ. o. mo'Is
Dr"t ~ y R,r,bsm MI A. Bragg MI Adam ioio "ii' ~
ei,a No. Mr. C. J. Robinson Mr.. w. W. Huntington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
Arrival Of the Steamship shnnnon NJ
Halifax.
HALIFAX. Saturday, June z

IIALlPAx. Saturday, June ~ ieo''
~. .,som,bip Shannon, sister ship 10 the Mercy,
60 I ;yernool on the 18th, VIA Queenstown on tho
latl ,u,t arrived here ast night, ell route " Ne"'
Yo,k alter disetarsipg Md ceaiipS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
q 80; vnI Of the steamship sh"nho" "'
fuX

U.LlyAr, N. g., Saturday, Jpne27. iSo1
The steamship Shannon. sister.1p 70 .he m,a',C.
f,a," ;Se,noo on the I2tb, via Queenstown On 'he
ia "a, a,,iyed here last night route to New
York sf,er disehargipg and coaliug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
Nni,s Close nj the Post.O flce.

For Ores, Htitiiu AZ lie Coat.l sn.. Os steamer
scota Wedne-jsy. July l.......................
f0r una qua Wes- Itd.r- via Havana, OS at~amer
E,.7r Tuesd,y Juor 30 Observation-Disclosures. ?. m
Dor @ iorbi,. &c. daily (>undays rrcepteil.
"yrf,nd Va s. .cph Mo.........5 =. H. AID ~ p.
Albany Bul.lo aud CAnsl.s. IS aud q
Ao,to and M-.t a. Mali OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
M-s-fn ~ all va. fr t.ilrD,d... nd "a p. M
-,,tisfr md ,ol.h Western Mails ~ 4. and lpf
Is,,.u Mail ~ ........ ......5s u. m ia T., ..
sew lrdord New 70 aud Fall Hy-r........... D. ia
nm. Lon. T.aud Nal close, ri 81 a IA. ani 81 y. III
suuus, Aa,s- Ou sunday al RAILS close at !; =. IA
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Dnslncss Notices..
LYONS

MsGyEri, ISsEcr PONDER.
The original and certain Sornin EIermnaor Tho eIr'or
DIARY feet. Of ,hi, article Tor killing Reaches Ants Bugs
Pleas SC snc for preserving For, Cloths Furniture. Sc
rom Moth. been tested % ye,r aud warranted Ee-
bic. II l. ire ron Poison.
Bewsre Of i aud eouEtesfe, Each flask has the
signature Il F.. LION.
Lyous IA, P cer,sn death to Rats sud Mice. Sold by
m nfu.si.ss and furniture dealers
DKaAs =. BARNES Co.. Agents,
No .DZ Brosiway New York
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Gen. Ro.ccrans's Army Moving.

CiscisSAri. Saturday, Jnnn II, l.t'.
Get. Ro-ecrans's army, with the exception OF one
diviriJn. moved Oh Wednesday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

BRooKLYS MORTALITY The number Of deaths
In bfoo.yn dddn; hc week sndnz Saturday las, was i.5
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The Steamers Prinn Donnn. Sncob Strader
md New KcntucLy Fire inio By ficbels
The Ist nis,is-ippi t.,nlry No"icd
by the 18Th Illinois Cnvniry--i Errriic
Cnnuonndr Opened nj tichsburS-.rri-
val Of Disabled Soldiers AT miro.
CAIA0 F,idsy. JuAr o.. 1853
The steamers Prima Donna, Jacob Sirader, AID
New Keuta,ky laden with comui,saIy stores. HAd
cou,,y- e., by two clad guBboz1s, were hred into
Jev s,vers raj psf-o Rst 81 tbl'Ab sIHlc ~ MOI MOI
killed aud wounied. The PdmH Donna was badly
r.adled by cannon shot. TIE Rebels weio finally
beaten on 10y the guabosts
Major Wilson, wiki detachment, Of the lAh isli-
nos Cavalry, surpri-ed aud routed the lsi Miasis-
sippi Cavalry, near MtcLanIcsbarg fazoo County,
few DAYS since. killing quite number
TctuGc cannohad,ng was opened all along orr
liue. before Vicksburg on Saturday last, continuing
u.l Sunday evening.
Tire result II unknown. Nociyilians were allowed
~ ~ below Helena.
The stsauer Taylor has arrived with 600 disabled
rodi,rs from below. They viii proceed to Jeiler-
ton Barracks.