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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13
TIE REBEL RAID INTO KENTUCKY
Frankfort Reported TO be Occupieti by the
Rebels.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Friday, Ju

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Friday June 10. 1854
The special train, with 200 armed soldiers,
which left here at O'Clock last evening" reports that
they went within 10 miles of Frankfort aud ascertaned
that the ordnance train bound here turned back ard
went toward Frankfort
The escort board the train, consisting OF about 90
soldiers, trying to fight their way through ard
had several skirmishes with following force OF Rebels
at various points.
The Rebels had obtructed the road in several places
between here and Bacdnd by telling trees &c. across
it. and destroyed tire bridges in the rear Of the ordnance
train as II retired from Bagdad toward Frankfort.
II supposed that the train arrived safely at Frank
fort bat as teegraphic communication is not yet open
70 that city, Il Is sill matter of doubt
LOUISVILLE. Friday, June lO-p IN
Private sdvices received from Bsgdad this of.
Ssrnoon report that Frankfort has been occupied by the
Rebels.
This Is discredied here, as headquarters have TO.
saTed no intelligence on the subject
LOUISVILLE, Saturday, June IT, 1894.
Headquarters have Just received adviccs that Gov.
Srsmette has armed the citizens of Frankfort and that
the fort there is well garrsoned and doubtless hold
cat against any attack Of the Rebels until Gen. Bur-
bridge who at last accounts was at Lexington shall
arYiye there
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Further Respecting the Raid-Gen. Bur-
bridge in Pursuit..
LOUISVILLE, KY, Saturday. JIM

LOUISVILLE, KY. Saturday. june II. 1864.
Gen. Darlington has just received tho follow
b. telegram from Gen. Burbridge;
LEXINGTON. Friday. June lo-1 p m.
Have heard nothing of or from Gov Bramlette Tie
Rebels left here yesterday for Georgetown They are
supposed to have gone east from here.
Gen. Burbridge started In pursuit with fresh horses
hst night and viii push the Rebels up and fight them
steadily.
A messenger who lef the capital at o'clock this
morning reports that Frankfort Is under martial law,
end that al men capable Of bearing arms have been
armed 10 defend the city. The State archives were
being removed to the fort, and the Governor felt
confident of holding out W Il disbursements should
arrive.
force OF 1900 Rebels occupy the stocksdes three
miles this aide of Frankfort. They trying 20 pre-
vent rsenforcements reaching Frankfort from Louis
Vile. -,
The Union troops made an attack last night on the
ysockades, but were repnlsed by superior numbors
LOUISVILLE. KY. Saturday. June lip m.
BIZ order Of the Governor. the entire enrolled militia
q Jefferson County have been ordered out and business
n directed to be suspended until further orders.
courier lust arrived from Frankfort reports that
Gag Of truce was sent TO Gov. Bramlette. demanding
he immediate and unconditional surrender OF Frank
sort. The demand was declined and fighting resumed.
An authenticated report says that about lOo Wsro
Killed and wounded at Frankfort to-day.
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DIE ID.

pponUyhD-Or Friday June TO- at the horse q the Hon
BRADY In Wsshns ton Lent. Daniel Brodhead j, Of
~ ia,b NJ i Infantry Of mortal wound received in Tho
halle of he Wilderness In brAv.y endesvorns TO rescue
wounded brother ofhcer 49,
, md. are invited to attend his funeral a. Port Jerxs
Orsoss County N. Y. on Tuesday morning nsx
BLoWER-At Newark, N. j. Saturday, June II.
tbs Hon J. c. HornbOwer late Chief Justice Of NEWER
,,y IN tue 33th year 81 his as~.
pnus et the late residence Of tho deceased No Paxh
place in Newark, Tuesday, the Ian inst, ~ p
Services at the First PresbytsTi Church, ai3 p
HAsELTINF-On Saturday morning. juno H. Helen Lane.
wife Of William 8 Haseline.
The relatives friends Of tho family are respectfully invited
20 AZ; the funeral from her late resdcpoe No Univer
,y place. Monday morning IN. lah inst, 81 10 O'Clock
Boston and Philsdeiphia pspers please copy.
uOLMEs--At West Farms, n. " Saturday, June H.
John Holrnes aged ~ years.
Tn. funeral will place Tuesday lAh inst, at o'clock
y NJ, nom his late residence.
J0SES-Suddenly, Friday June TO- Louisa T. Jones OF
brooklyn. widow of the late WIN. J. Jones.
The relatives and friends OF tn. family invited TO attend
near Park avenue, Brooklyn Monday, issh insl' 81
o. H.. without farther invitation .
JARyIs-0n Saturday morning June H. George jaws only
son Of Geo. A. Jarvis in the 10Th year OF bis age
Funeral this (Monday afternoon at ococh fror TOE d.
donce Of his fahsr No 3l7 Henry street brooilyn. ~
friends and those OF tho family rsspscaiy in'eu W
attend. =, Al, =
KfrTLE-At Elisabeth. ". j., Saturday June H. ne
Rev. Andrew N. kittle, aged rs and month,
The relatives and friends the family resprc,uAy
attend his funeral from the residence OF ms son
Alfred De Wit on Wednesday the lsth insI Al go
without further invitation. Car boat leaves te0' NS~'
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The New Arctic Expedition.

The following New.York houses have offered
donations Of articles in which they deal to aid Capt T.
r. Hall In his new Arctic Expeditions
Guseppe T,.aboe. NO 29s Pearl street, Barometer and
M H.,,,d Powder cor,perv No s9wsn street
~. p. iTown No. 100 Pear stTesi Importer Of Beads
W Nsr.hsn Noe. TO- u. and II Second avenue Patent
Frof r s Newton ~ D., No y Ea,, Eighteenth street.
H. W. Hnnier' op,eisn No. 1853 William street, Night
Taoms. H. Bsls Co, No. Warren street, Needles Fish
rhs sswyo', Load Company T,om.. o., L. Roy Lad
Amer can Dsssosing Com pany, No 30 Exchange place
b Rsse Sen, No 80 Pear street chTOroiasier Manu-
Bsn.miu PIE Son. No. 'ls Broadway. Astronomical
In.,ruuisn Manufacturer ,.p
The Americ@n bank y TO company Jou'hA Doo"o' DaA
Ns.s r.lri Ms 10 20 brosdw.y De.c.ed Vegetables
Oeof.s {. Hub5el l. Co.. No - Hudson street, Ooid"H
Biitss - ~. o.s,,.r
Lamson Goclnos Manufacturing Company NO D neeh
VI II Nose, NJ. a South street, Borden Meat r.cnt
s.akpor Brother, No Al fulion street, HauueA Ihfuu
T'',o, Alexander waller No. % Beein,n street Guns
Pocket Cutlery Perco..ion caps eH;
Amin Co. No ~ Fulton ttfeet fsH
~ Ss..on Robbins. Noe 81 and ~ Fulton street Drugs
Torss. sos. Melyan No. Madam lane, Importers Of
Tasodors Polhemu. IT,, Co., No. 50 Broad street, Dealers
John Bli.. Co.. No as Buus slip CbronOmster Manu-
ILL G. Conroy No IS Fulton s,rort, Dealers In Nets
Low L Broth.rs No. 81 Burning slip, Importers OF Tea
ia. D.e,x No ~ William street, Lamp Manufacturers
Tho. L. NeEus Co., No. lOo all street CbTonone,er aud
Geodyesr's l. r. Co, No. aOs Broadway, India Rubber
Coods. o., a. nj,
o. Il. Gray 10. sol Broadway Goodyear' India Rubber
- O. W. Blunt No. i7s Water street, Nautical In'tru'
C"nnoy Co, No. IS Water street, Wholesale TObacco
Dealers.
Augustus II. W ard Of No. u Washington place has
given Mr. Hall an order on Tiffany Co. for first
class Pocket Chronometer.
The Telegraph Express. Steamboat and Railroad
Companies also offer extend the freedom Of their lines
TO Capt Hall.
The donations Ia cash, which already amount to near
the sum required will be announced about the time OF
the sailing Of the expedition.
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TWO MORE BOpIEy FoUND-wOaKiSG AT TIKI
RuIys-APPBARAECB OF The WRECK.
From The Poug,ksepsir Eagle Of Saturday morning.
WRECK OP THE BRRKsHIRf, OfP FSofuS ISLAND,
June 1850 p. IN. )
Your reporter arrived here for the second
time shortly after o'clock and at once proceeded h.
gnthsr what information could be obtained in addition
morning the body Of Mrs. Bullet wife Of Capt Ballet
Was raked up from the river at point about zoo Yards
from the shore In south westerly direction from the
wreck. , j..
Tbs afternoon the body OF man with one arm and q
lee burned OF as hauled up from the ruins OF the hull
Of the unfortunate steamer near the DOW Inc FEATURES
are 30 badly di.gured that 1t Is impossible "a ASCERTAIN
10 a certainty whether it Is the remains Of white or
coored person As getting ready to depart the
drede nc for bodies has ceased until better implements
arrive from Hudson. they being expected hourly.
Mean lille the rubbish Is being cleared away and when
fife charred wood work and iron rods and braces arc
removed from the vicinity OF the cabin and the ruins
thereof act inside IL win give much better chance TO
ascertain whether there any bodies III that part OF
An bodies not claimed'are taken 20 Rhirebeck by
Coroner Norris and decently Inferred. The coroner
has lust notified me that lie viii mold final inquest on
the bodies ut p. M on Monday June ~ ~ hninepecA
station In the mean time all bodies found Will receive
thorough examination and in case OF recognition WIN
De- delivered up to their friends All others VIII DC us
posed Of az stated above.
IJo 10 this time nine bodies have been found.
TIE body Of Mrs. Niles has not yet been recovered
since Friday three more bodies have been recovered
from the wreck Of the Bekabre one o. mem nss ZEN
recognized as being that 81 Mary Phillips one OF the
lcbanlbermaids Tho other two were also females
names unknown ono OF the latter appears 10 have
heen struck with something on the side oi the mead
Neither OF the three were buried The final insestSa
ton takes place at Rhnebeck on Monday, at p m.
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feed, clohe and pay such men h. might recruit IN
coin The same latitude given to Bengyides. Hence
~ % that thcse Rebel colonies (fOr and EcnaYles) in
stead Of being employ ~ lighting occupied IN cot
ton-steaDg. Having OILY 100 in Ill. they
report that thcs have 20c and a. natter Of coufse,
seize and sew cotton enough 10 feed cOtho and pay TINT
number. what they do with the hard cash they get 10
supply 1900 more than they have l. best known 70
Themselves Before very long they will prevent any
trouble from arising in regard t. the auditing u their
accounts by riding over into Mexico.
IL the troops under Kirby Smith only knew that tie
Rebel force the Rio GTande Is paid in coin (and II
had coffee part OF its ration they would desert In
mass.
short time since, controversy arose in this city IN
regard to lot of cotton alleged to have been sgited
across tie Rio Grande. above Brownsville. into Texas
aud there seized and sold BY United States authorities
and subsequently, crossed over into htaiamof0e. "heis
IL was claimed BY the party who originally owned IL
In Mexico. Gov COltna settled II, correctly decuins
that he would not go bchind the action OF the Uted
States Government. -
Within a week, q stage coming up from the VIVA de
COrtina Qcrmerly known Boca dei Ri0) to this city
WA stopped BY n party of hghvaymen, and robbed OF
box containing s2J IN gold coin The robbers evi'
IDENTITY knew that the box coming and the amount
OF Us contents They took nothing beside, except
pistol belonging to OF the passengers This Is now
thing here. Highway robbery though common IN other
portions OF the country. he's boon until very recently
unknown in the NorIh Eastern States Of Mexico.
The loyal Texans and the military in BROWNSVILLE are
In high spirits account Of the great succes 5es oil
Grant Butler and Sherman. and are delighted 20 learn
that at last q real soldier mot politician in shoulder
strsps) las been appointed to the command OF the De
partnent Of the Gulf. RIO uAASDE'
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On Saturday two noble regiments, the N1ntu
and ThrtyNinth were received In this city with civic
and military honors. The Ninth reached this city in
the morning with nineteen officers and seventy eight
me, leaving abont one hundred men In the field T.
eer,e out their unexpired term Of enlstmen II has
rad three colonies, Uendrokson who lost reg NJ
FTedficksburg, hosech who was ted aa W, y,
the present officers. who returned WITH tbc res ,
Lieut.. Colonc-wm II. chsmber' heIoI-henIy " w, WE
Hanson Adiutaui-Henry L. Clan. QnArsima',sf-yoh
po'sn surgeon-ChA.. Norhguost Captains o. hnob-fa
Lob, Whney and Ilorne. fir-t Lirutensn's-
Page, Hirsi Narnufn and Busnsytr Socohd bie''eN"N
Moore, Manson Butor, and MeCoId; ,.-a...
The procession formed In The following order;
squad OF Police
SIKH COMPANY. Seventh Regiment, n Y. n g.. setting AZ
Escort.
members Of the Mint, Regiment ehd Friends Of The Com
nand. in citizens dress
Ninth Regimen. Drum CoIpA
Ninth Regiment, " !. y. u.
The procession passed through the principal streets
and was re,ieged Dy the Mayor and Common CouncIi.
IN front Of the delegation 81 members and eitHs
was borne banner upon which were ihscflOcu .n'
many battles in which the regiment has parIei
patcd The military escort made very poor sno" Al
numbers. , - 81, m S.rs
returned 10 this city from the front with 40 iuon r
and te in charge Of Capt Rasmursen lie lIouiehah.
Colonel Hughes though in town, being Wouhuyo, !.
unable 10 take command The reception tJon P,'' ,Ss
0 o'olock Oh Saturday afternoon Forming u, lno
Bowcry Garden the present headquarters OF me 6er
baldi Guard the procession moved Ia tNo ion0"ie
order; ,,u
rr.nh R.slnen, n. IL. n o. Cot Ward, Commanding
Veteran association ~ the 10Th Regment ~ l. v
Schiller Rund 6ies Club.
Wounded OF Carlbaldi Guard In oN-riass@
Committee OF Arrangements
M.rihs. 81 ths Day.
Drum Corps snf band
Veteran, Of Garibald Guard, with Bsnnsr
TIE 3gh Regiment tOa4ibsdi Gusrdl Cop. ha'n"i'"
Ys,erlns OF G.rbaid Guard . ,,.
cou,p.ny r. 9Th n y. ", Lieut. Ad WE'LL conh''"'"'
Arriving I'm front Of the City Hall. tho procession
halted ON the esplannde. and the officers hioime" N'
city authorities of their presence ry.rax ,r
Mayor Gunthcr heing absent AIo"rn M n" n,tixeI
behalf Of the CITY. assisted by Aldermen toA pons
/ and Summon aud Councilman joyce. Brahuon' "''P'
and Hayiland received the gallant regiment. ,.a.
Capt Kasmursen, In behalf II h. rrgmen. .,r lei,
few Happy remarks. thanking the Oily oiDoiAs ''
I Kindness toward ths families Of the soldiers
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Another Soldier Gone.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, May rs, 1894
Iieut. sAsDRRsOy of Battery L, LIST U. 5
Artillery, who graduated at West Point In June l5o2
was MORALLY wounded at the battle Of Pleasant BIZ
while fighting section Of bis battery and amer ne was
hit and had fallen lie lay under tie fire oil MS Dat'er
until the enemys charge was repulsed AS soon a. tn'
Gre had subsioed. tie lst Sergeant and his men at
t.on.sa 20 hiring him In but be ordered them Ito keel
tbs,, guns going" and not mind him. He was subse
quensy captured in the field hospital and oea IL Si'
Hands Of the enemy With no friend near. he was UNI
vsr,sy loved NV his brother officers for lis warm heart
strict integrity, and for his modesty.
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AMERICAN MEDICAL AssocIAr1os.-A large

AMERICAN MEDICAL ASS0CIATI0N.--A large
number Of the delegates to the Medical Association
visited the institutions on Blackwels Island on Friday
They were highly delighted with what they saw. A
collation. was provided for their entertainment. and
steamboat was placed at their disposal on board Of
which many OF thom made pleasant trip up and down
the river viewing the public buildings and 10 picur-
csque scenery which meets the eye at every point In our
harbor This morning M an early hour they were 70
visit the various military hospitals In this vicinity the
Ladies' Home Hospital (the first that was established
in this city) Davids Island Hospital McDougall Hos
pal and Others. On Thursday, DR.. D. Fleet speir OF
Brooklyn n. Y, was awarded prze Of gold medal
valued at $780, for writing an admirable essay.
The Association visited several OF the mllita-
~ hospitals in our harbor Saturday. About
200 persons ladies and gentlemen left this city on board
the Thomas p. Way. and enjoyed most delightful ex'
cursion. Among those present DR.. Frank Hainii
ton Dr. John +. Garrsh DIR. A. VI. He 4 and DR.. John
OReley and others. The first place visited was Da-
vds Island the hospitals which found to be In
the finest condition. Over 1900 sick and wounded
soldiers from all parts Of tho Union are provided for IN
the various wards III style which private hospital
In this country can sHrpass Thirty surgeons. under
the able supernteldeEce Of Dr. Warren Webster Uni.
ted States Army. 'ur the patients assisted BY a
large corps Of nurses rhs payiions or wards are In
the clearly and Comfortable condition The hOsp1-
tai ut Fort Schuyler yslted, and found 20 be
IN excellent condition. The party then proceeded 70
Fort Richmond and seized around Fort Lafayette and
Hamilton. Through tho generosity VI some gentlemen
of this city prncely collation. was provided for the
entertainment OF the guests.
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yROM TIE wIssUssTPPH,
Later from Ncw-orIenns.
CAIgo. Friday. June 10

The steamer Emperor, from New-Orlesns Oh
~ 4,b inst has arrived here. She brings no neWE
When the Emperor passed Columbia on the I'm mt
a engagement had taken place between portion Oh
Cen A. ]. Smiths forces and the Rebels Of Columbia
10 satisfactory information concerning It could be oh
ined Our forces are reported to have lost 30 or t
killed and 70 wounded
The battery at Columbia had been removed when the
Emperor passed.
The boats Of the Marine Brigade were lying there
and the town YVES burning were also the buildings
90 several plantations above where Smiths forces were
stationed.
Ths feet was lying about two miles above Co
rHmbia,
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HOTEL ARRIvAB.-The Hon. A. B. DIN,
Troy; the Hon, j. s. Rollins, Missouri A Aston and
are st tho Astor House.
w. c. Morrill,. FIorids; h. A. Brooks, 81. Jago dc
Cuba, g. ID. Smith. 18th q. =. Infantry; q. Mcdonald
sfornis; and J. T. Cantwell and party U. 5. A. are
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
w. g. Stew ard and lady Memphis; Col. II. Q. Kent
II. A. White, and .. Chase Washington; 6. I. k1ip
Flarte. Lockport. are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Gov. c. j. Bayley and family, Nassau N. Pr X
Williams. Toronto; the Rev. W. 4. johnson. Bait
more; and A. I. Mshan L. 5. n, arc At the Brevoor
House.
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Fighs nj Frankfort.
LOUISVILLE, Saturday, June II.

LOUISVILLE, Saturday June IL. 1864.
Gen. Darlington, commanding the District Of
Indiana now here has received telegram dated Bag
Cad l0i n., saying heavy cannonading commenced
n the direction OF Frankfort at O'Clock this morning
And still continues OF intervals About o'clock th
sorted TO be from the burning Of bridge about three
&iles this side Of Frankfort
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From San Francisco.

bAk kAhCIeCO, Thursday, june =, fet7
The news Of the nomination Of Lincoln aud
johnson by the Baltimore Convention reached this city
X O'clock this afternoon. cansing great rejoicing
among the Republicans. Within ~ minutes thereafter
Macs were 1yng from 900 houses. and c0Itidera
S. Of the shipping In the vicinity was also decorated
with fags In the evening, skyrockets were set off,
bonfres lighted In every direction, and several build
lngs illuminated 10 commemorate the event
a macs meeting is being held tonight, which Is at
tnoded by a large number Of citizens. The speaker
oee Gov. Lowe, Col Ferguson. and other prominent
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tAihO, ffiuhy' ouDc ~"
The steamer Hlilman, from memphis On uio
xycning OF the 7th inst. has arrived here.
John Callahan Jacob Shower. aud Thomas JokiSy
rrvates Of the ed NewJersey Cavalry were 70 DC sno'
81 Port Pickering on the 10th inst for the crime oil RAPE
There was little doing In the Memphis cotton mhiheI.
fhe stock on hand small and all OF ne cneiihe'
we're taken at the ruling rates. follows StIst nil
4lings. s2a93ci good Middlings' s54soe'i anu ram
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Cynthiano Iurned-An Ohio Regiment
Driven Sack - Trains Stopped on
Theiy Way-uorGnn said 20 be Re-
sreg.dug.
CINCINNATI, Saturday, June II, 1864.

ORIGINATE Saturday june II, 1854
Aher leaving Lexington and Georgetown,
Nosgan main force appears To have turned north and
allowing the line Of the Kentucky Central Railroad
estsoked the l6sth Ohio Regiment at Cynthiana this
morning driving them north ming the town and two
trains which left Covington last night.
This morning Morgan is apparently trying to make
k way out Of the State nearly in the direction lie
entered
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lsndt street At IN ocp,k Csrrsrcs Win o. - s,ssr,.a
Elizabeth Depot Ms remains viii br s3Aep " ivy
Columbia County, for in'ernent on thursday
LYON ~, s,,rsr, lines At Beaufort s. e.. Of WOUNDS
caiyed az the battle OF Dusea, Fla, srlS. Le~
Lyon, Company +, 43ih " /. :. v TIT. T.. iptsr
Inent her-siter.
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ALaAsY Saturday. June ii, lsoi;
Col. Marshall LeiIerts, late commander oil the
Seventh New York Re inent National Guard, bias been
appointed a Brigader General by Gov. Seymour. III rs
understood that his command IL 70 be the twenty
second Brigade but IL Is no, yet known whether me as
signment 10 " duty in the field or In the state.
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SpeeiaI Notices.

Fifteenth Ward Lincoln and Johnssa Ea.1
10 meet al the Lincoln Ho.se corner Broadway and ~ %
THIS Monday EVENING June ID. for Tho trsfssctSn
business aud tho election OF permanent officers OF
The roll .iil be opened for signatures.
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HUNDRED Postpcnemess Of fie National
Democratic Convention.
AIBAYY. Saturday. Jim

AIBATY. saturday Juno II. ITbi.
A rumor is current in political circles here
that the National Dcrnocr .ic Convention, called to
meet at Chicago the 18th OF july viii be postponed
Tie National Democratic Committee ii Il understood,
have the subject under consideration and viii arrive at
some definite conclusion before the Goth inst.
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Hire In IlossOus

BOtIOk, nuhyi 1HH7 to On
Early this morning a fire broke ont IN 6uila'
inrs Nos l6 and Il Rowe's Wharf occnPioa py
~ destrsyed With large assortment Of octt1n n
and West India goods. Tho loss 10 estpa'eu ~ Wv
co whinh is mostly insured.
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Fatal Array I'm Ps1Ehkcepsie.
PoUaHKEEPsIE, June l

A man named Peter Herrck was KNOCKED
down and killed in Main street. near the railroad
bridge last night between ii and IL O'Clock MS as
saiIant wss caught and lodged IN JAIL. An invessigs
ton Ia sning al.
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M ARRUR n.

BAcKsrER-o RENELL-5A,SO North vsC'0p n j. q r.l..
day June I. By the Rev Z VIeos.t Mr, veoys - -
,rr Of New yors city, 70 Mia yoo"s'" ""s"e' VI Wv
officiating Clergyman
URNs-MeKIBBIN-At St: P.als Church. Detroit, Ga
june by In. Right Rev =. A. keC essry J.
po,d,cn buns OF Kssm~soo, Mch to ANyarr' dsngs,sr
az AIr1a ndcr McKibbin, esq.
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Lincoln and Johnsen. vn

hATl IL AT w NJ INV
The
CENTRAL UNION LINCOLN CAMPAIGN CLUE
Ofthe City ofNewYorh.
al
COOPER INSTITUTE,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18th, at ep. n.
THE HON. HENRY J. RAYMOND
Will report from The
NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION.
THE HON. HORACE MAYNARD
OF Tennessee
Has agreed TO be present and speak.
His Excelency,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Has written the President Of the Club fsyoaby 10 fsqueS
made him be present. In 20 hours IL viii be PosrfIvE8
announced whether he win BE- present.
Other will be announced reesiyed
Many ofths most distinguished orators Of the country hnve
been invited
CHARLES S. SPENCER, President
JOHN COSTA, Chairman Of Executive COMMITTEES.
f.t g. c uS0ns. Secretaries .e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13
Returning Eome

- 40 WASHINGTON. juno ~, 1884.
Inc 9th Massachusetts returned here to-day
on their way home. tboir time OF service having ex.
PRED.