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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

mer boy because he had soldiers clothes on although
be had no arns and bad surrendered on hn knoss No
shot twice-onoe after he fell They took two
rings OF mis- fingers and because they could not get
another of. they commenced 70 cut his finger on.
int finally desstsd. as one, more humane than The
others took his part We saw the lad lying on sofa
in farm. houseone shot in bis bead behind the ear
aud coming out Of his cheek and another IN bis thigh
His wounds were dressed. and be was likely to get
well SO much for guerrilla From our hiding places
squads and fordng the river having our companions IN
their con pany. The young man being unable TO walk
after much begging they put him on horse ana TOOK
him 10 their headG where their surgeon dressed
hs wound and who promised TO send him home as soon
as he was able to travel Tie Rebs were evidently In
good humor at their success and promised our friends
their liberty next morning. They had scne talk about
sge and Laughed at the idea Of Lis attempting to stop
Early and Breckenridge who they said had nearly
3D. men; and they all expect good time after dIvid
ing their plumber pirate fashiOn-Aosby share ~ the
way being an excellent spy siess. which one OF our
company had in the boat. Some Of them called out 70
Mosby: Well Colonel. suppose you are done with
now" Eyes. boys. you can 20 home" was the an
swer They tried to get our men to enlist with them
Most of them had breeohoading csrbines and plenty OF
revolyers but few had sabers their cartridges they
carried in bags each side Of their saddle some OF them
holding nearly half peck. Our companions found q
good Union man. and slept In bis barn and next morn
ing walked down the river some way beyond their PICK
cts; found man who ferried them across and they
went TO Berlin and made arrangements with o man TO
bury Capt. Hobart till we could send FOR the body In
the time the rest Of Us had climbed the MOUNTAINS
and struck across the country We Wish TO express our
thanks 10 Mr.. James Conner. at Adamstovn. for sup
per and shelter the night Of the ith- Some pro
decided TO Frederick. and some 20 honocacy Junction
where took the cars for Washington. some mol
getting homo TIL about II o'clock. and surprising Us
much az We made they we've on the road 10 Rich
mond The whole affair would have been laughed at
but for the melancholy death 81 Capt. IL. who was o
fayorite with ALL open-hearted and generous 70 fault
We have sent for his body and shall probably send 1t
to bingham Mass. TO his family
Yours. respectfully. AsE
CvaskinStoz July y, 1864,
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
PASSENGERS Sailed.

IN seam,ip Cifysf Balt~Ors for L.re,peoi Gnd Quses.
totcn-Mss Agnes Martin T. w Coolidge, Miss Brevoor
two children and nurse. Mr and Mr.. Charlie. Hsviisud
Mrs. Kidner Hamilton. Miss T. Morris, Mr. McCroosan
r Osborn James whiteside hr-- Andrews four children
and nurse Edward B. Hoevels. Rev DR.. BsIuier Mr Gil
more Charles McNab, VIM. Mann, Mr. and Nr, Lynch and
two children, Dr.. Thomas F. Cock, Y. Weeks, VIM c.
within CHAM Joseph Cra~ther David Greasley. William
Cherry, VIM Murray, Jaaes steele Jules Bsthomier Jas
R. Webster L. 2 Dos Senos and LADY, Mrs. and Miss Glib
bins James Houghton }. l.. Walker David Wood Frolon
Fersro and lady, Franci: and Wa Colyets r. PIiaI
Young Peter Forse, IT, Dixon. and others.
In ,feamaap George Ra'a.agson' for Nsr o,,ean'-
Tuyer and children T. Hughes. L. LassebsIe
H. b. Foley j. Cole Isaac Levy, r. Hcllsnder Lieut. G. s.
Sargent Miss Jennie H. Lemon Mrs Jane Brooks L. Meyer
j. W Bailey Ar. Livngon J. A. Whiting and wife. j. r
Sullivan Misc Annie NJ Chatham Henry Hsber and wife, o.
Thai, Miss Mary NJ. Whipple. Dir. Skiddsre.
In steamship Corsiea, for Hasasa and No"as-pr Mac
lure. ). s. George, c. Sutton H. Kemp and ,pp Nassau
cal Pennsyyunia; Lieut.. A. r. P. Cosens aud wife, Jules
Leroux. r. Basser Robert McCarter John Henry j.
Cohen. VIM Tanner, Miss smith. Miss Brown Ma aud MIS-
KIk patrick.
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COMMONWEALTH or KENTUCKY.
A Nun Hung for Killing n Soldier-A
Just Retribution.

Major Capehart, LIST Regiment West Virginia
Cavalry, who is now in Wheeling. relates an incident
in connection with The late raid Of Hunter 1t appears
that in the month Of November last prominent citizen
Of Greenbrar County named David Crea. Killed one OF
Gen Averilrs soldiers who belonged TO company on
picket duty near Crea's house. Cres first shot the
soldier with revolver md then struck him on the head
with an AK and carried the body to a well on the
place and tumbed is in with view OF conceaiing his
crime. When the army passed through LewsburS
recently on its way tn Lynobburg. negro man in
formed Of Gen. Averfs officers OF the facts men
toned above The General at ordered the arrest
of Crea who was staying at his house about six miles
from Lewisburg, and be was taken along with the
army On the way to Stanton @ court.nsrtla was
called In the case and Crea being called up for trial
made full confession of the murder. The sentence Of
the court was that be be hing by the neck until he
dead and that all his combusbe property be destroyed
The dreadful sentence was approved BY Gen Crook.
and put into execution tho day after the army len
Stanton at a little place called Brownstown. IN the
presence Of o large number of soldiers. II was the
opinion of all that Crea richly deserved the terrible
punishment he received. as the murder was without
Crea at one time represented Greenbrier
County in the Richmond Legislature.
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AyoHs EyAMpLR-The Hon. Chas. Nsylor
wen 81 videsy Known al able LEyer and brave
soldier was dxafted in Philadelphia some time since
The hone nbls gentleman promptly reported Tor service
bu, vas informed hAA he over age, and was served
Va potce sisasd BY Ne o6eers Of the Board exempt
ing him from tie Ivan. On an examination OK ths
psoea CO.. Esyby dseoveped that IL set 1osih As he
"clnned exs.pssa kon lie drsit on account Of ass.
TIA assEs} he gsstls Colonel who had so o:sen
Nd thc sDeuAs u h country In the war with Mex
sa - be a 80 HANDED The paper baek. rena,kinS
tAsA he a. nps cAtn exsDptsSn. he s!feIvsrd Id
drsxesi k>pss = Ne Provost Marshal IN which he says
-Inevel skznei exemption, and now onin no ex,
wSHbA Yea is(srEea 10 IN an official tetser Ass
~ kesQ kssay esAsA, ty albtneok % jon Fay ooun;
uyn0 h sru he mo nent was ~ informed, i
beld ID - ~ an ~ % % BE- ny aIrt duty TO obey
uA eAx-sA sAss Ssscs Of III teiss. IL ny Judgment
Of o sstos2iasGk cA9scee1 A. IN American citizen
cpnsiA9 oeDl1ss os Ae QESVEsons OF The oonscrip-
sisa - n u hss Ssgree dshsaorsbs and repreaensi-
baA VhafeVes nieht b my see, condition o. circun.
s.sssee ~ -. ny phA s1osss q P,~sene BY Thleo
night s~ohd ~ Hscrd sbAsssocs a hssdrafA hsS
se1shes expsea - aeeessed bsdity injuries o. irrrui
tes asded 10 fRily es or any Other cs1se OF eiemp
don; but hAvs saswsred yoar OIL orernS eel nee
h. such an 70 the service vhsch VOC say las mien
70 my los-A lot which can ernbrsce with pride and
p,ea;nrn. not with pain With such sentiments, an
unwilling ,hAs my country shall make up record By
which an 70 be made appear in the unenvisbe light
Of an exemption claimant All that remains 10 ms o.
ufs and strength an ready with cheerful heart v
give. ] can give no more
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Arrived.

Steamship Havana Greene Havana days hours Ddss
rs S s a.e- q So y AZ II lon 'a
~ passed sunoo.i Nieaon- ysyrai,..ns o.,
r,dse. and pss. 70 james A Rsynor
Steamship creole Thompson. wsshassOn 60 hours, to
houn. 10 U. s. Quarermaster On the ls;h In Chs.s-
Pests Bay passed steamship Bc hence for alerands
Steamer Artis.a, DARK, Baltimore. uds.. William
steamer King Fisher Sys Providence. ua.s to Edward
Ship Missouri Hughes. Glasgow May 90 uadss to wu- l.
Nelson On the .th 20 miles s. W. OF Nantucket, spoke
u s. STEAMER cheassn en- cruises same day U. s. shiP
Bark Beuef-rsor Berry Yotah.n,s Japan March l. via
Aner April q. Cape q Good Hope May IS crossed the
Equo June % April 10 in the Java Ses spoke hip East,
s. lon. 81 % e. .snalsd hip E.nos from Cseha China
London May D. at 9, $ lon Is 10 E. sisnaed French
Daa ship Constantine from Akyab for Falmouth May 81.
at % Is s. lon % T., Br ship Queen Of the Sea nom
B@i r. O. W bod,e (Of Blushi, jarvis, Lins.n C. b.
IS days, coal to c. l. Peters EIpsrisseed bead w
sunboat supposed tho lroqGOis and ts.,s cruising prob
big WIN. Alien. Csrl wardman, Cow Bay, C. B.. IS
Bis Whitaker Frost Addison 10 days, .psi' HOlyOte
Bra whitaker w.,.. Cutler Me-. pillns to Godfrey
schr Vems S.snusrd Lingan c. B., days coal TO b. "
Small Co
sShI Milton Badger Dui,On Liusaa B. 10 days coal to
y. y. Small Co
schr Porto Rico, wes,worth Providence.
schr Ms,Abxr Walsh New Haven.
schr Rising Sun, Bis. Ezsbethport for Boston.
Der to A. Smithers Co.
sehr statesman clars, shaee N s. 10 day. spsn to c.
sch Shooting STAR Marshall. Calais, lumber to Godfrey
Holyoke.
schr Autumn. Irwin, Msckias spilns to Godfrey Ho
schr senator Bernsey. Ellsworth. lumber to Godfrey
Holyoke.
ScEr D. Gillespie lBr, Smith. Windsor. n. s. Is days.
plaster TO d. r. DeWof
schr Aida, Lambert, Boston
Sthr Angler Besse, Wareham.
schr [. T. Garrison fousee. Proyidcere for Rondoat
sehr Bolivar Randall boston.
SchT. A. j. Horoa Rich. Boston.
schr Royal OAK Calais days. lumber 20 @. Boarding..
schf Anse,am Hinckey Addison days spars to Hoyote
Murray
Schr American Chief Presley Rocklsud-
sehr Elias Dudley. Nye. Bangor, LUMBER to c. T. J.
Peters.
schr. EsquinauI, Briggs, Portsmouth, NH
Schr. q. L., Lowell Boston.
schr T. R Jones Stewart Mschias 10 days lumber to
Talbot.
schr Lady OF the Lake Tot.on Eizabethport for New
Bedford
schr Juns Mary wisworth Bangor is days, lumber 10
master.
schr Corueia Hanson Bangor IL days lumber master
Schr. Benz franklin Kelly Rondout for Boston.
Brig Sarah Bernice Elliott, Port Even fo< Salem.
schr. Mexico, Burdick. Rondout for New Bedford
Schr. NJ. T. Pierce, Shay. Rondout for Boston.
Schr. Boston. Moray Nevburg tor Boston.
Schr. FToic Kennedy. Rockland.
schr. Byrsntiam Small Gardiner 10 days shingles to
S sssr' js 3 Sl SaRii., Roc.l.ua.
Schr. Antelope, Bosrdmsn. Newport.
Sshr. Zoe Spsilnan. Providence
schr. Charlie & Willie Emery. Wiletts Point
Schr Minerva, Clark, Fall River.
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paasrnRers Arrived.


chS i pan%as cf.%si Bs1sis1i SSss; md I%iy Her.
phins Deshue, Mr. Mecuny, z; Summer Mr. Msrism and
lady Bailey and family Morn, 5G" .s 9; h Asns,
family Mr Kichy and family, Mira NJ; Booth ,,
!. s%. s' sS MAJ. and . servant. w. W Gilbert Capt.
Mr. MsSfS NJ "a I'd saI. M ks .sd
Paekwood and servant Mis-, Mccall y. Cal 0rsce Call M~s
Bryant MI ana Mr.. Robinson md servant sit and Mr.
Pessrt. lieut. B R. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs J. NJ KEN.
child and nu.,e MIs- j. Lang and family =. N. ed6ort,
Eng tire. children and servant, Mrs j. j. scheer A B.
Reid, c. B. siephen. Capt. Y. A. sherman. w Mandsn
and III; coma M 'Pd b pssu w. sa '
Barrier and isdy Mr.. Ii. Le.umon, Mrs, '. COBB two
s .s Ss nd ~. .t' na.. m 1a' Rads Mis- Dixon
Mis- ida Devsrs, Mia. A. Hem. Mr.. and Mrs. A. sorTel.
G, ,os, and rsans W Ms,i.on aud son, Mr.
and Mrs 3 Hsbul and servant J. W. Wallace Mt.J shies
81 and Mr. J. c MO,.. and servant NJ ssd G' 4 ~. ..
nett and lady Mrs. A Flsss Mr. and Mira Gray. esid
.nd v,s Mrs ha5gaIry fo.5 children N Nd , 1af's snd
saa M.i Amo. Mccsry Mis-. N Philp: and servant, J.
S.s%,1 s.S 3D. Sanger. si a O.
and servant Mn o. II. ssyOrn, Mr.. Bowling and family
j. ~ RO.enbess T. ysaisnhea r ~ DsSnsn, J, heip'
kArdt, =. fonjori, J. 4. Ntlsyn
S s y c, DS.rsy b s, J. wds R.s
w II Oppenksimer, J. Mcylhsr- G-rso, H. Epstein, r.
Tricon j. tlio, 6s.;s d. Bidve, Cap. George strange
Ms NJ Pauline Ma Deter aud child. VIE, L. LPnan
& Cssp.r A Lehman p. s Tyler. Mr.. al! hrs Stun.
n. Le,bsrnsn. NJ. H. Levy. NJ. Del Bond.o, NJ T. Boy, r.
D. Meyer. J. y. Chaplin, Ii. W. Webb, CAPS T. c. H0w-nd
sud oiher in the s,seIsse
NJ Pearoso Mira j. Pedro,e hve children and three ser
y.a.. Mr Msxiao Morn, chldren ard servant Miss
Eu.gus,a Mora J. NJ Mora hrs Gassve sihAzer. Msses
CsyoLna and Celin Sshsrsr r. Dcmn.ass hrs r DeuiiH
suex two children and scrvsst A. Domnsaes A. No
s,sra Rival D. Rvzs L. Beltrsn, Grscis q. Gracis
eh.. Shanohsn q. Lsmsdrz and three sonS CAne~s
.del Pho, Felix Greschnn. w. Douglas. "a W. DouSas
,bres cAildrrs and servant, = Morris, D. h1yos
r. Iyons. dster ohid and sersnG V. Duvnass
A Tr.nis J. P. Prsssie, y. Congo, j. Toespaiseie
NJ j. TsespslAe.o and three children 7. Aorvedo
Rodrxoea Mn @ Il RotrsGss and child, j. santa Cres
Mr.. r. Santa Cruz and causher, C. sssn, hrA T. sslsir
nd aausnisr n Resssss, Cares, e. Beiot MIA l. beoi
iS ed srvsnt E-ses Cssloa aud An,oniA AT.esa1 Ma
B.bi.n and child. Mis- Ines Lhuosss, j. bedosA Mn
Red,-A Ara uoy-n. Mrs p. ArsnJovsn, two childrsf
nd .sr,,nt Z. FsAes Mr.. z. Fisher and servant Z
ar,ir-s J. Iselsn- Mis- Juhs Eebian, W. Leblan. Mrs.
Ici.. L~ss T.. Csbsda Mrs p Csbels MA YAss Casad.
Nr, Ansea CabsA and ,svsnl, J. AAibszn Soxfsz
C.xsirs "a RGses. Anares Asrslss 3. Gspsh Cruz
Is. J. vi-.a BscAado, z sssre4 J. Andrsdc, A. Ma
lis. r. T>-ss and servant Mira z. Rivsssn, j. s1ii,s
y }, % ere Senhn Garcia I. N. BermsndrA J.
HsussAhs ~ Ph-s- NJ J. Cslvo. Antoine Nersso. Aists
yasn. l. Crl.ss '. Libsn A Murphy. - 6osesrnk.
F7sscA W. Baby l. Hassa.
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Sailed.
IuLY -9hip-Edlth.

July t. -Ship-Edth. = =. :,
BarEs-ndustrie Dora Newhof Nereide Barnstable Fleet
Wing Bsnick Gsbriers-
Briss-J A. Crowley, Princess Alice, Antonio Mshs
Adelph, J. w. Hobrook.
schooners-Axorsan. Mary Elizabeth. Eahen, Banvnd
Alice Hardy, Maryland. John Forsyth. Helen Siar
Jury rs ofk Of and for Bremen; City
Of Baltimore for Liverpool Louisiana for Lvepooi Roam
oke for Havans; George Washington for New Orleans.
Steamers-Admiral Dupont, Crescent, Atlantic.
Shlps-Tyro, Anita GsIribald, Compromise
Bsri.-Stanon Caroline, Hermes Junior kew.Bruaswck
Almrns Emelis, Tsmplar, w, II. Brett, Schiller.
Bri.s-Olga Moro Rosalie Hans, Lucbetla- San Juan
schooners-John A. Genin Bella Peck. d. r. Bsyhs c. D.
Miller &. Fowler s. j. White J. j. Finlsyson, Blue Jacket
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Mafls Close at the Posf-Omce.
gor Orsaf Brifnir and the Coofiu~rn nv steaGer
Travellers, Cu.d~.

To Albany. by Hod-on r. r., 90 Warren-s,., T.le
an, and T. ., and 1914 p Sunday train from
To Albany. by Harlem X. R. 18th st. 4shav, l0fa
m. snd ?. m. Sunday Observation-Disclosures. p
To Albany, Cozzens'. Hotel Dock. West Point
NewbaTRh. PouShkeepse, Rhin@beck. Cstsku,
and Hudson. BY steamers Dsnl Drsr and C. Vb-
bard leaving De.bros.essi. landing :, 30th st. st
To Baltimore, by the New-Jer.ey e r.. foo, Of
midnight Sunday. ..................:. 40 2.
and s,ouington line, Pier IS n. R., daily tsundsy
Tc Boston. by New Haven r. R., via Springfield
To Boston BY New. Haven R. K, T;i., and 9TH,
sy u. Shore Line ri md p m. sanday..... 500 p
and 10 m and 500 p.
Ts Bridgeport By steamer Bridgeport. from Peck
To Greenport I.p Fire l.lsnd snd other resotts on
Long Island, By L. l. Railroad nom Jsme'slip
AM foot Of Ath-s,.. +. r. ......:sA m and $50 D
To Long Branch by Raritsn end Delaware Bay
r. K. via steamer Jesse Hoyt. foot OF Murray,
st. daily st .................6ts and II and u
To New.lfayen, Hartford, and sPdnsfeld-stsaH,; >,
To * s'If wen. ~ P 1ss Ssxi.,sa RI is
and 4h-sv., at l. III m III, .. 80 s. and $50 p
To Newburrh Cornwall. West Point Poushkeepsie,
sad Rondout, by steamer Mary Powell. leaves Jay
To Ss~bmsh. By .,eslnsost Thomi, Cciysr.
Leaves Jsy-.t., daily. landing At JCth-.'., \. L.,
Grassy Poin, Cozr'n-, West Point Cold Springs
To the West by PennsylTsnis Central Railroad,
foot Of ColrtlAnt. st., I 3. m and and p. m.
foot 5' o, c . DIST m, IL N AMI 100
To PbilAdelphia By New-Jer.ey Railroad, foo, Of
and i n'dnisht sandsv ~. - - Goo p
To Washington, by New-Jersey X r., foo, Of
Courtlandt.,., and 10 a. ~, u p m, and u
midnight Sunday. w
For further information IN regard to Railroad Time Tab
see advertisements IN another part OF this paper
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Steamship America (Russl Wesses BREMEN June 20. and
Southampton July 4 m, mdse and psss to Oslrlchs
Co. Experienced hns weather during the passage The
Sa1oaia arrived at Cowes the 9Th, at July lat
AZ 50. lou. % H. passed ship LingA- bound f.
Ship EIenos Orb McMsster. Mrseiss 80 days mdss 10
master.
ship Ocean Pesh tof Boston) Crowe, Cardiff Sc days
railroad iron to order Experienced w. winds daring mos,
Bari solpmunde Prus) Krse, Cardiff 40 days coal to
WIN. Salem 4 Co. -
Bark scsudsrbeg Aus) Clscsvch Pietou n s., ID days
coal to order. -
Bri, India (Brl Card Cow Bay c. B., 10 days. coal to
r. DeMoL
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rt-naroens' Notite.

STATE % HEw-Yosr.
Posr-WAaDESS 0ysIcz, No. lot WG-S.
~ .,ctioo Of the set passed April H. 1851 entitled An
Ic, 10 Rsorsanils the Wsrdeas Once Of the Po Of New
York" al pesOns interested in q having charge o. 80:
the following vessels under examination By the ron
Wsrten and that the said examinations VIZ Dc
completed within days next sncceedns this notice 90
board ssid vessels: . r
Bark Persia. Pier No z r.
Bark Pachc. ,fter no. " = n
Big Acadia.
Brig Psrs................:. fscr no 20 y. y,
MISTH0RHE TONPklNs. President
J. Ages HgRRruAN Secretary.
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Memoranda.

Ship Ocean Pearl repors Juno IS lat - 3s lYs % spoke
an Engli.h steam gate. bound L; July o. during dense
fog came with iceberg which carried away cut
water and started considerable copper each bow July
wss boarded by boats from fishing schs Brown with
900 qtIs fish and chr Louis with 900 hsh both OF Marble
head; July H. lat ii H. Ion 50 a. agnaed Dr. ship Zen
Williams from Liverpool for Boston
Ship Rienors reports; June 49, lat ~ " Ion ~ 30, passed
.hip bound E. showing red signal with white cross In L.
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Schcouers-R Fovlr< Jove. Baltimore. J. w. Mckee,
CAspss Lawson Snow New Hsveni Pslo Ats Kelly Provi
tssee " Nrkersoni J. J. rnlsy.on. Kenny Cat Island.
J. r. Bacon Myrtle Young New Haven: Britannia, ke
Nassau James Dooslss; Rmms yorsr.h Vessel Psadepha,
w. :. Brown / CO., Boston. McRas. Bosto1 Miller 4
ioushtou CorDocopa lBrL Grant hsiiisn, A. SnrhsB
Co. Holland tBr White Pa mouth Jonathan rhonpson-
siOop-WIAm Psan. Webb. New d. ). Rssksss
L Soa-
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SLEEPING INTELLIGENCE
PORr or HRw-YORk.......Jrlf IL
Cleared.

CleOreA.
s,>~Ahs-xev Yosk lBrsm.i. WeekA 1.sA, OSAtes
4 e.; Sass1E,s, fruvs, Lrespect Wma.@c os1e
Corros (Br-. L<As.ah-r. Havana s.a Nassa. Afvsfd
cussrd Aeeass>t Brown, LtvsPeol, A Les,{i hssnsss
Gsser Nov 0yissna. n. 3. Cromwell Co
Stsamsrs-CAesspesks Wfllsts, Poss.nA, H y Croovsi
4 Co !. vinesboA Resves Phnsd4phis.
Bsytr-Sren Morrison, Mccarthy, Barbados. D. Tfoy
bridss; sykis Of The Bay tBrl. Wri, Liverpool u
Bob Dei.no. Crsw.l Key Wet. 8. w. Ls~is Co.
6eorSsnA (Dsn BruskvSldi Qaesefovn, Ssseh, hstnek
WeaA
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NEW.YORK 4 NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 80.

SUMNER ARRAN0EHENT.
1853 COMMENCING MAY g. 1854 l8&
Passenger Station In NewYork 2thst and &hsv.
Eptrancs nth ct.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORki
For NswHaven, T. 8 EEL Tl:3o q IN. Eib tEIh 80
EIl $50. $50 and lE5lp ,,up..n
iRIl 800 80 md tEI)
For Yairdsld Southport and wss,port, T. li'~ m ~
roes Sorw.rt, J. $50, iiip m LIS Erl 800 GA
For Daiisn and GreeuwicA T. 80 n:,o g m; 30 a.
FOR 6rseasich. 7 SO II ~ a N. 80 40 s0,e;1n@
FOR STANFORD T. (E1.l $50, 1l;1 q lfl3 tExapS
EIJ $50 4: 30, SO 500. (EL) Pm.
M :. 3:se 40 $50, $780, p
49, CONNECIlN0 TRAINS
For Boston Via Springfield. . N. Eli 3tELb ~ N
for Bostou via shors Line 1915 lExhsI pm
Por Hartford and Springfield SCH lilo m; 'tA&A
For Cennscsicas River Railroad, (ExI i:ps - -
Montreal; } D. M 70 Northampton AM.
For Hartford Pr0videnos and Fishkill Railroad, L1A
ii:3e O. m -. ,uaI
70. C.n.i RAILROAD, u IS D. N to NsrthaaptoaL
For Hoasstoaie Rsirosd, . m; Pm
Por Nsuraiuck Railroad, O. m Up M -.
For Dsnbary and Norwsk Railroad. s;D N Dr -
Comm odious Sleeping Care attached 70 9 p m Ifhns
JAMES n. HOYT, Supernfsnasu<
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Kcntucky-A sharp Correspondence.

The Frankfort kentucky Commonwealth pub
fishes the following correspondence which 1t states 1t
has taken the liberty Of doing without having first OBJ
tanned Gov Branlettes permission:
LOUISVILLE KY. June % 1854.
The Hon. 7. p. BRAsLErrE-Dedr Sir; Your old
friend Woiorl has been arrested and is to-day in the
hands Of traitors TO Constitution. He Is your
bosom friend and political friend You ore the Governor
OF Kentucky and ought 10 that citizen Is imposed
upon by any power on earth. The community knowing
the intimacy between you and Col Woford are look.
ing to you anxiously and every one says, What VIII
Gov Bramlette dot One man remarked to day that you
would submit like whipped dog. a. you ala on the
negro enlistment Another one said was your OF now
goTed another said it not your OK 30 You see the
diversity of opinion. Some people think you had him
arrested and others having more charity for YOU don't
think so. go
now keep your mouth shn il you open it, that is the
universal sentiment. Your doctrine Of putting down
the Rebellion As being universal cure Tor oil diseases
IL all bosh. How are you going to put down the ADO
ltion party If yon not allowed to speakt You are
in the vortex and will be swallowed up. You will in
dorse the Administration before twelve months mark
what soy. Bob Breckinridge has become traitor TO
the Constitution OF his fathers and since he has used
You up you will fall in also. Yours, W. j. bEsrLY
REPLY.
COMMONWEALTH OF RHyTUcKY,
Executive Department, Frankfort June ~ isoi.
W j. BRSTLY Louisyille-Sri Your insoent letter
of Yesterday (25th) came to hand this morning.
learned when boy at school TO
Let d'gs dell ght TO bark and bite.
For God hath made them so"
and most cordially do extend 20 you the benefits OF
the lesson for whether dog or puppy the instinct Is the
same. But as you manifest decided symptoms OF trea
grow you to full sized dog he should keep you muz
lied or indoors during the approaching dog-days
lest the dog slayer" should pass your way on MS
beat" THO. +. BRAhLBrIk
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July H. TAI, 10 %, Ion 10 TO- u. g. Loopofwx ino In
search AZ the phvateer FLORIDA
July H. OF Monisuk u steamer Circsssian, In search OF
the Florida.
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Dr.. j. NIWoLS-It has been reported IN
seveYA papers thai DR.. Julius Nichols lost cns OF his
arms in hhedefense Of Washington. This Is an error
He badly ded N The shoulder In mont oil fors
Stevens While ascending svo wounded soldiers in tia
frout skiunsh line but he wound ID doing veil He Is
nov - his fslheT house in this city.