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"a, sonctimes eossrsoatsd by several eospssS 49,
a., y css $3.50 r. sSe 1rsSsl dsssoSs6 s:sss
wen have sscouAs best Known snd hkoo = Esg =
from his iao,se psa. 10 d'sd a. ue ago
charitable aeyam
AN Iapsn CkssvDAnAs.
lFroD ths Kerry Psss, sspx g.
r,.ps. so,,an asea ioa il q web ascer tanned fssl
Shat he was born April fIco ~ lived 10 tse rogns o.
ave haypg bean horn ne ass year o. ' ~,
through e OF Kerry ny hss handsome face h@ r
YER hair nne straight manly figure, his elastic step
maading steady seat and light hand marked him as no
ordinary He within the last Two years and
wbsn one hundred and one years ola drove rom ns m
friend the late Archdoacon Rowan. We often admired
him whom 70 livery attending be sherns Of assnes 70
the age OF ninety seven ninety eight When even o.
that ags his and clearly appearance made him
Abe admiration Of every who knew him. and tsen no
dd not appear 70 be over sixty years and tho commits
sopers Of custDms frequently required testimonials az 70
mis- being stn alive He outlived his vito only three
months and she was reported 70 have been even older
than he was
The sehlesvviE-IoIstein Question.
Tho 0st DeatscAe Pod OF Vienna Of lne 1st instant,
says;-The KING Of Denmark in HIS quality Of Duke Of
5cheswg Ho,sien viii not obey the resolutions OF the
Federal Diet he believes that the Federation win think
twce before proceeding " tho execution Of measure
which would be regarded by Denmark declaration OF
war, and against Xhich Sweden and Norway have
promise aid What the Federal Diet VIII do we have no
neans knowing; bnt unable 10 yepress hope
shs the Danish boidDcss for the benefit OF
the Austrian project reform, and that the 9th OF August
win greatly advance NE work OF the Cop
gross OF Princes In Wow OF the msolent
threats which denmark dares 70 cast in our
teeth because require the execution OF treasies
stipuiations the mcst obstinate sovereign, we
should imagine, would be convinced that he would gain
by the growth OF Germany IN unity and moral
strength than he may possibly lofc In individual sove
ny The situation Of Denmark laughing in Germanys
face and the latter only daring 70 double her Net behind
Der back 70 TOO unnatural 70 last forever.
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o. course 20 ssceub ana hand their greeabachs 70
their captoss, give themselves 10 their custody,
add ooh quietly upos see rushers appropriation and
ing OF their goods and vehicles Most OF these captured
subsequently, escaped. Tho following taken prison
ers-Geo PaTmsstOn, Cerh, Mr.. Perry, clerk AiaD10n
Church driver, and three soldiers sft guards
VIM. A. simp<on, ), White, A. bobe,i- ana John y Sat
tery Suffers sser being captured escaped rbe raiders
svanh Voc much OF ire stiers champs me- and were NO
busy looking after their booty keep ~atchfui iook
Ad0r their prisoners Mr. sattery host three thousand
eghs hahaireS dollars money and three thousand dol
lars worth n goods, and Ave horses and one wagon
burned Mr.. Simpson nrt hundred and atty dollars
IN money ard two thousand dolars' worth u soocs.
Aessrs. Roberts White, who are partners, and at
Lsched TO 6eneral Brneys besoqnaers lost eight hun
dred dollars IN money and thousand FIVE hundred
dollays in goods Two hrds these goods burned
Tho eueriilas did not make long stay.
approximations Tor tho safety Of other
suffers and their goods who known TO be on their
way The gneras seemed 10 be better informed OF tho
time and course Of the than OF
the attaches Of the army hence tho ~ buck that has
bsflen the suffers.
Two desercrs In the Firth corps and
three m The Second corps to-day.
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NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.
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Occupation OF Little Rock by
Union Troops.
The Union Forces in Pursuit
of the Rebels.
WASHINGTON, Sept, IS, 1863.

WASHINGTON Sept IS, 1863.
The following dispatches have been received 81 the
Headquarters Of the army here
DESPATCH FROM GEM. STEELE
Lrnx Rock, Ark, Sept. 10, 1863.
MAJOR General n. W. HAIscx, General. in CHEF -
We have just entered little Rock. The cavalry under
General Davidson is pursuing the caemy who full
retreat south. y. R. STEELE, MAJOR General.
DEsPANH FROM GEN. sULLY
MILWAUKEE,, Sept H. 1888.
MAJOR General II. ". HAIiscx, General in Chiof -
The following despatch, dated Headquartor North
west Expedition Camp White Stone Hi September a. is
bRst received -
6MEaAl--Yesterday surprised over four hundred
lodges Of hostile Indians fought the and dispersed them
killed hundred destroyed all their camp and all
their property. have in my hands many prisoners.
Alfred sUILY,
Brigader General Commanding.
n JOHN PoPs, MAJOR General Commanding
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Mourn ov WmR RIVER. Ark, Sept -, 1858.
The steamer Queen tty, which has just arrived from
puvsls Bn brings Official intelligence Of the capture Of
Little Rock the capital Of Arkansas Friday, the 11tb
inst., by General steele. without sny oppositiOp.
Genera, Price, in Command Of tho rebels. huJriediy
resreaied southwark.
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HnbpouARTFss. ARsy OF TBs PovoxAc,

Sept. 1872 NJ.
Yesterday afternoon a ram storm commenced, accom-
panied by thunder and lightning increasing in fury dur
Ing the night and this morning the Rappahannock and
Rapidan rivers rising very rapidly and tho small
streams in the country becoming impossible. Under
the crcumstanees will DO impossible Tor The army to
move forward as the roads already become soft
preclude all kinds Of land transportation Tho pros
pect 10 that the rain, which the equipocsl
storm, viii be unusually severe and protracted
P.a-The wind Ia blowing fearful hurricane, ard tho
rain IN falling in torrents.
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on stolen horses The wagons also stolen. They
burned houses barns and outstanding crops OF last year.
(from the Richmond Examiner. May 80
FREDEKOKsBuRa, May 20, 1853.
II may be stated with some degree OF certainty that
the Army Of the Potomac is in motion Your CORES.
pondent received Information few days since tnAt
Hooker had removed his headquarters, ap9 &c ne
Gath inst in the city OF New York. the World newsPs
per placed on its bulletin board placard announcing
thai BIS army was retiring from the Rappahannock the
forhcations In front OF Washington The indications
and intelligence from the enemy's camp favor the con.
cluson that Stafford being evacuated but the destinA
Ton Of the hostile army is in doubt There are rumors
OF heivy infantry and artillery force proceeding down
the river large cavalry force has exhibited Itself dur
ing the past day two in front The eremys des'gps
are not distant and you may expect shortly to hear Of
stirring events from this quarter
from the Richmond Examiner. May 80
There seems TO longer doubt but that Hooker
Is making important (not forward) movement
gentleman who came from Fredericksburg yesterday.
assures us that he himself upwards OF twenty
thousand Yankeesmoving down in the direction OF Port
Royal
General Ewell went up yesterday morning, and was
Enthusiastically received by his old corps, who were
drawn up the purpose HamiItons crossing. Tey
had expected him Wednesday, but his departure from
this city was delayed until yesterday. The army OF
Northern Virginia Is 70 be divided into three corps
d'arme TO be commanded respectively BY Generals
Longstreet. Ewell and A. p. HILL
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LARGE STEAMER CAPTURED.
From the Charleston Courier. May D.
On wednesday last the steamer Eagle left Nassau for
SopqeAe ort ana during that night she sas nrsd neo
struck her aft, and, informed. killed three Of The
crew Of the Eagle IL Is also mentioned that the occrs
OF the Eagle mstook the yankee gunboat for the British
steamer Flora, and under that impression allowed the
get her This report reached hero Mon
day by the steamer Brila IA from Nassau.
AN0TnER RAN IN SAFE.
From the Richmond Examiner. May 20
ftiuf WmnneIos, N. c., May 28, 1888
Tho steamer Banshee arrived here this morning Qrom
Nassaui)
THE BEAUREGARD RUNS IN ALL RIoHr.
~ CHARLESTON May ~, 1858.
Tho steamship General Beauregard from Nassau ithe
goth, arrived here this morning with very large and
valuable cargo Her news Is uuinportant.
CAPTAIN coxsrrER, THE BLocKAps HUMMER, RErRxs.
From the Charleston Mercury, May Is.
Louis NJ Coxette arrived here yesterday from Nassau,
which place she let Tuesday evening last The Beau
regard fired at fifteen times by the Yankee block
aders and OF them discharged his broadsde but
mont Of goods that has entered tho port for some
time. The steamshipa Orion and Sirius were LETT -
Nassau Tho Britannia. from this city arrived
there on Monday last. II 10 with much regret that we
that Captain Coxelter retres from his ship with
this trip and that his Invaluable services a.
will be, for . poriod st lsast, lostto u.s. His health,
which has been Indifferent, lures that he should
main ashore and recruit asr passing through two years
q intense excseut hrs commander Of the prtvnteer
Jefferson Davis and Afterwards In the steamers Antonica
(Herad), and Beaursgard (HavsloCk)
~ lFrom the Richmond Enquirer, May 20.
We regret 70 hear of the ndsposton ofCaptan Coxes
tor Hs servc 70 ~ are = the present and
hope tho from him will be that he s upon
the high In command oe "JsH Davis No q" dealing
destruction 70 the Yankee shppng, following close ths
path Of the intrepid Semmes.
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Il II f N A v Y .

AEorHEs IRos CLAD-1ho proprictss OF the iron works
ct KAign's Point, Trenton, NJ have received
contract building iron Monitor ssr she govern
meat is DO aTst class vesssl, and shs work y %
bs executed In the most substantial manner end with
the utmost despatch
Ths United States gunboat Chippewa arrived at Nassau
N. r., from Gibraltar, May 20; communicated wHh the
United States Consul and sailed the day for Port
Royal.
Important Changes I'm Naval Com n nds.
Several important changes In naval commands arc
about 70 take place. Admiral 8. Dupont IN com
mand Of the South Atlantic Bockadpg squadron Is TO be
relieved by Admiral Andrew IL Foote, Chief of Bureau
OF Equipment and Recruiting. III
Admiral Godsborough, who Is engaged In compiling old
naval documents at the department. win probably succeed
Admiral Foote In charge OF his bureau.
Captain Charles Wilkes Acting Rear Admiral, now In
command Of the special wost India squadron Is 70 DO
heved, and rumor says that Commodore James L. Lard
ner will succeed him. change In tho commanding on
OF this squadron highly necessary, and remains
70 bs the detailing officers ut Washington have So
lectsd right ocer 10 command squadron essential
70 our naval arm.
In all probability Admiral D. g. raragut will soon DO
relieved Al tho present writing have mot hoard hs
successor named. The Immense amount of labor this
gallant Officer has entities him 10 little resi- and on
full pay
The stimers Court Of Inquirys
Yesterday tho members Of the court of inquiry met u
their In the Marine Barracks but. owing 70 the
attendance Of Judge Pserrepont who ws appointed
Judge Advocate the adjourned until thursday ncxt
In all probability Mr. Hamilton win b. ths Judge Advo
cate Of the court Judge ferrspoot very busy In
prise case.
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The Canard aaii steamship China Captain Andersoo,
will leave this port this afteruoos for Liverpool
Ths mails for Europe will close In this city At half past
twelve O'Clock this afternoon.
me NEW Yoax HsaALD-Edtion for Europs-will bs
ready Il eleven O'Clock this morning. will contain
the latest accounts q the Siege and Progress and Sue
ceases o6 the Union Forces ss vicksburg with Map
showing the Scene Of Operations Account of the Move
snts of Admiral Porter up the Yazoo river. resulting 10
the Destruction Of tho Rsbe Navy Yard at Yazoo City
and 900 worth Properly Tho Latest News from
The Rebel States Important intelligence from Mexco and
aii important News Of the past week.
Single copes In Wrappers ready for mailing, Ave cents
Sampson low, Son Co., ~ Iudgate Hili. London Eng
land will receive subscriptions and advertisements fos
tho NEW Yonx HERALD.
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Re John and Daniel Piiing.oS-Ths papkrupts traded
as Pkngon Brothers at ll6 Fenchurch street, London,
and at II Water street, Liverpool. Tho claims Of
cured crcdnrs flo 1885, creditors holding esur,ty
Els 27s liabilities bills discounted, f2 1855 liabilities
Ebl28 claims Of creditors TO be paid In
full, f197: good debts, 81 $685. doubtful estimated ~
$3.50 profits, f223 property In the hands o creditors,
Ell 026 de1cieucy al l28. The creditors scattered
over various parts of the globe including Madrid FIN
land Lisbon. New York Paris, New Orleans, stockhoi.
Hull, and many OF the towns q England Il would seem
very hazardous Adventure per Crcassan
crest In the shipment of drugs, wns &c. made
the southern States Of America but the ship has besn
seized and condemned BY the American pizs court An
appeal has boen made, which, successfu, - 900 may
be Under the head o property IN the hands o(
creditors the following sntres"One third share In
eight cargoes shipped 70 the Confederate States q
America being the ions adventure Of c. Pearson q
bankrupt), Mr.. william Dsbson, of Hun ana myself.
Ship PetorhoG cost Of onethird $4,000: ship nodorn
Greece. do, 81 ,0o0 Anne, do, $4,000 PhGbt, do.s
81 900; herrmac, do, FL .000 LAdonA. do, ElO00;
Patras, do. El 900; Stetin do 81 ooo The Anne be
eved 70 be ssd and tho realized cargo Of
Modern Greece fs 900; cargo Of the Phcbs dsoharsed
the Merrimac sold by Msssrs. Ovsrend Guruey Co.
discharged at intermediate port, and ono half q v
believed 70 have succeeded In being into the Concte
rate Sates-we estimate this at fl200O cargo Of the
Iadona seized In attempting 70 run into the hava
na consequently this will bo dead loss. do as 70 tho
Patras; and tho Stcttin shared The Same iate"
Tho bankrupts came into court their petition
which bore date March ~, 1888.
The assignee having asked for deficiency account, au
adjournment ordered without discussion.
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Rebel Accounts.
oESxaAL nooEEs.s ARMY xovIxo:


lfr.m the Richmo. Examiner, Msy -
Lasl evenings train from Fredericksburg brought tho
rumor that hooker IRE. airing ~ less. ths Kappa.
hammock establish new base safae where the
York peninsula What the indc atis shs pat
-of the enemy thst gave 10 this rsrt unabc
80 nscsstain. ms monosonous aaict Of amy vss
ssrecably broken " cdncsfsy msrnrg by review
ana dress psrnde, n honor tho affyai ~
sof two dvlsin tho piir southeas, % ilAmlfons
.sroesins The Ysnkeer bccvms aware that som-thng
vu,snl was gong on, sent w Their bdlo rs ~ fccri
Dotrs beat long roll. fired signal gun and made
other excited moustrnttHs -+.-.a-
frrom the RicLmonI Enquirer. Nsy a1
On che Rappahsnnock e - quiet 80 Regards general
novsmcut of troops Tho enemy s-sng nrge boiis
~ cavalry opp size forces stationed nesr Ilepyer
Court House and seem Ne IN -one stat. Of nhm
psrtusbassn from umor that We have boon Eithcring
our treops together sbove mentioned pout There
has however, been no bold skrmlshins. The cderals
txt week made raid dows The Rapi-hannok ryer into
Nesfm ireland aud Northumberland cuhiics, and dc.
roycd great deal of property They established fsad
quarters NJ place called Uuion village. They stated
dhas hsy bad fourteen regiments OF csvary seven OF
which went TO Lancastcr They carried on between eight
- tina handrsd horsc, and hundred aud thirty
vsa lssds q sssross. bssIas ,hoss which meuassd
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xrv orIsAss Ass H.,ssA-s.ssnshiy c,,os-sr r..
shllarsn and nur.ea Cart Chad.sy wAshesrn ~
Bell Felir Rein Denny and Head, Hinsgn. Cormsn
.,rsT, Howell Mr. chlgp~pdsie. Miss sesaler,n
ID Sanders, wife and children. Capt Thomrepn, II
Suith. II Cunnin LW Clapp Porter Mrs. pchrn6s
Nay Hon Etsheaf, Jss ximnnick and family. Caps
Morton Bush Weiss Richs. Ponnsn, Lieut. crcsby,
j Nsthist wr Brinson ard fsniIy a 1lenn, coon,
Pscox MsCo~key g Johnson and family. q ribker ~,
IAfnrd, DR. Geo Reg nsds N RsnshAw Miss Thomas.
Mics Move Ns Ifonora Mrs Haicost Mrs Abr-y
Mrs Clark aud ehd GRANT Mr. rssson and family, Mrs
kule and ehiit-rih "a In the ssscsA&s
Nxw ostkAss-s,ssmship- United stAtes-capt nett
Lent Bry.p Lent Hosner Gap, sssrs faymssiss va
ten Lieut. Ferry Lieut. Headley Lieut. ysnos, y rsrris
ckspa fsd FY, MAJOR Hatch. Miss Barnett Miss Brafk
Capt Garvly. captJas blc.. Lieut. Tsl.,, NJ rseo. y.
Lynrh NJ bishop Mrs webs snd chd. mrs cosy ard tso
cklarss. As Bn,on, cald aud ssrvsnt-snd I'D IN As
aeera~c
Rsssp,os-Bsri Tahns--w WIN ffnsretb Of chssissso~s
.rsw om,xAss--Bssk praafsrd--E md " sanae's
rsuvir.-Bns xsry Anu--Hea'y Smith. iisau Brsnt
James Creaean
sssgA -Esis :. Bsrs.ra--N seiicc. A t~right
nv oulsAss-BriES we,hereIl-su Psseh and fasuily
urs We s~eis ssd family.
Nss OalfArs-Bus tGlSs-Nrs WIZ. MRS Kinder 80
taFse fhidrcn.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03
News from the Pacific.

bAH FRANtIs o, juno = I5bJ
Arrived ship Asteroa, from New York.
The charger will load wool, hides aud copper ore 'or
Boston.
Inc receipts Of treasure tho departure the last
steamer are rising 81 90 000 about per cent being
coin.
Atlantic currency exchange at the rate Of Is premi
um for gold In New York sterling exchange ~ pence
greenbacks, a. . IS.
active Exchange Now York about hfty per cent dn
count almost equiv aiept prohibiting trade Sugar had
declined. Ihe for teas nearly over hecepts
of rpecis from Europe light The quantity of cottn
going England and The East ndles vas beyond al ys
osdens Tbs ship Storm King had been sold 70 British
owners and was up for liverpool
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,IIscsLLASEoUs.

"a YsiR yilLD Asp 10 rhsyh wv ~, ~. I"AI
So ssrr.s FHsfs a. nsl eos - s,fiyns stA
sasr.st fesfat. 1hf aast VI 80 fofssf a.
s. ,fssi firhss n~est esio.s ff.e esfnsf essafy
sifsst n a. refasa hss kuEisai fuNs 1is4l
- .aI /. ufH ~ eaats tFuT" rEr gffnfh agtsf
,t.-, -. slsriy sd safriF tsgnlnt pi~ias r -
s'..f, - - safe '0n Csntn~ns ~ gyr 80
.',s a1sh fryfrnsrf tsu a. thr saf-sf ssi ns.t
s-l,.ls Nsfien@ fhst' vnfY xsnfins fasfs 80
-, a. a. sst o atfs.gt tss tfsg a. ssi Gfurft
= siHirYELy ~ sssss stsye, ~. Tor.
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The Billiard Tournament.
THE SECOND DAYS PRocEEDINGs-PRO0REsS OF THE
ToURHANENT-KAvANA0H AND FOX THE WINNERS
IN THRIR RESPECTIVE MArcHnS-NBw ARRANGE-
MKNrs FOR THE PLAYiNa-IMMENss ATTENDANCE.
The second days proceedings Of the Billiard Tourna
being held at Irving Hall yesterday Of
Interesting character. Long boforo the hour an
nounced-eight O'Clock r. M.-the elegant and spacious
assemblase Of our most wealthy and respectable czens
Fully one thousand persons were present. among whom
We noticed Major General WOOL Colonel Cram (hs cnief
stan, August Belmont &c and all seemed 70 view the
proceedings with the greatest interest
plny Messrs Fox of Rochester, and Istephs, of
PhiadsIphia. The former win be remembered, was
msr n Irving Hail. and has high reputation AZ very
accomplished professional tho latter also veil known
%S splendid run q % on S d unnss eaans his
opponcnt % pcnts No kept srsduslly but surely IN.
crsasing his advantage until on the fourteenth innings
hh 2s3 70 Estsphss le3 OF just leading BY
100 points; on the iweasissh be had increased
u to lso. and eventually Won tho game BY lie points:
ne winpcr's average fraction over 10, and bis
ma ns ne ..Si: & TSs scores were s rsiio.s~ro.,
;s,.s a. g. s:s:a: .Ss T.
- so;ss.i ., e. 81 n H. = e. srs
rhsdsphs vas the rsfsrss In this game, which lasted
nearly IN hour aad n half.
any prsvo sy vsy. the parties being .Ss renowned
pro'sssional John secristsr. Of Detroit, aud the
0.lually famous bliiard artist a THIS chy. Dudley
Kavanagh The latter teok slight lead from tbs com
msncsmens both parties paying with consummae eau
tion and evidently feses each others sc'en.c strength
before launching out Dudley turpod the rst string Of
enc hundred points 10 ahead 90 10 advance The
second string l23 the third 90 on the fourth. and
eventually By 100 POINTS st the hnsh sccroicr was
reye tied appaaded during his play, hts execution being
rcnarks6ls Tor br,nisncy and dazzling play Kssansghs
score Was o, -, 80. 4. 2. ia 90 2 .. D.
Is, IL, 80, o, o. II. o. q o, 8, A. >, ,, y,
"a II, a. =, TO- 1oototal soo seefster's score was
a. s. IL, D. 2. o, 81, o, o. b, T. g. o, o, 20, o. o,
4, 10, o, 8, II, 8. ., 1. IL. 3. O.. ., 8, 0. 2, 2.
IL, rs, H. 30 The winners highest runs on this
match %, 4 ss a. and 100 tbs hitter run carry.
Ing him without sbeing cnmpicted scereiters run
70 his highest Tho winners average was IL nm
The next rsyers Messrs. Tcmsn of cincinnati,
Foley 81 cvesnd but owing 10 the very late hour nj
which the game nnished. must defer giving any
dcais until tomorrow. To day there VIII be two games
play the Afternoon, commencing at three O'Clock
iely and two during the evening. The players are
Dccry vs. Fox and Golibwat seereicr Ia the after
noon; IN tho evening Istsphc vs. kavsnagh and Fov
vs. FOLEY. This arrangement VIII aiord litte moro
leisure the play aud enable the ng cred
ings 10 terminate earlier than has hi hert been the cae
In the afternoon cAhibitous ket viii ADMIT gem
ternsn and lad accompanying hun. The interest In
the tournament appears 70 increase daily
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NInIrHd.

ArrtElAry-IAcy.-On 1hurs1av. May n. by Rev. r.
l.. Iashel the residence OF the brides father. pANE
s. ArriiGArE 20 hrHR ~. enest daughter OF rhos 7.
Lacy isq. all 81 jersev CITY.
CICinnat papers please copy.
BIZ -CoiIIss.-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June 2, nj
tho church tho Holy Iruiy by the Rev. pr Lutte
John Mr. yoxAsJ BHGds 10 InoGKs daughter Of Charles
II. Collins, Jlsl.
Philadephi papers please copy
BoDcE-BovDlu Bfvokiyn on Tues lay, June q by the
Rev. Natbsnol Wost, Jr., az tho second Presbyterian
chureh, Mr. EpwAaD S BopiE Miss MARfnA j. BOYD. all
o. Brooklyn. Noeards i1ued.
KwSEy--AsnIY --0n Monday. June I. at toe residence
Of tho brides father by the Rev W. Johnson, AuyxR
@. KINNEY 10 SUsm, only daughter of Jas H. Ashby, OF
Jamaica. L.
KSGnAND-PxAsE In BrooSiyn, on Monday, June 1,
BY Rov. A. umendod, u. D. Cosni1us kNasiAsD to lisa
\. PrAsK
SMrH-wiisos the First Baptist church. in thus
city, on Monday, May %, by the Rev g. s. wthb . ID
OF New brunswick, ". j. JoHfT HARLEY sarn, of Anns-
sofa, 70 MAxv EhsA WILSON, of Woodbridge, N. J.
The New York herald., 1863-06-03
NEWS FROM CEN. nooKER's ARMY.
wAsmSoros, June 2, 1868.

WARRINGTON, June 2, 1868.
Advices from the headquarters OF General Hooker's
army confirm the intelligence that 20 important move
mont has taken p9es ppcs the RappahannOck.
ns usmber OF citizens within the lines Of the Army of
the Potomac is Almost incredible. Including tse regis
nersd ard following civil pursuits such newsmen, SUI
lers ragmen &C., and having permits follow re-
spsctve cangs, the total viii probably reach thou
sand This number will, however, be reduced
thousand by the operation of the general order
which daily being carried out by the ndefatigabe
Provost Marshal General
1t Is further ascertaned that the desertons from the
enemy on the Rappaharnock average fifteen per day.
These deserters dsguted with rebel associations
by different routes, but principally by swimming the
river.
An accident occurred yesterday morning to Of oar
balloons. had ascended about four hundred feet whom
II was struck BY flaw Of wind, which caused great
rent The aeronaut fell to the ground but sustained no
severe injury
It is known in this city that leaves Of obscnce are
now granted to officers for longer terms than Ave days
gentleman from the vicinity Of Cupepper says that
- large body Of rebes supposed TO BIO from Lees army,
passed. there yesterday proceeded in the direction OF
eGordonsville.
No alarm exists in the Army Of the Potomac concerning
reported rebel movements.