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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

Anrn.tiv. .Alaesren Fox Jones. Tra!y. HscoS, 81.
:sos c s.. aeF., r.. sy'I. Kelly No.
Alderman HARDr on leave Introduced the following com.
ton relation to the light por.oos .b..pt Ss Arsy 81
tho Unioi 10 vote st the ensuing Charter Election.
Ovrc. or CoussEL TO rHE CORPORATION. Nov IL, 1854
JoHs HAKpT. ssq., Aderinsi tc-Deay ST. Ia s,swes
:. yoGr verbal inquiry a. to we.h'r o. h1 ss9Cs. 81 hl'
a. nor 10 cav , c,n %, 81 the .ws Of lee, i, ID. on
srsc,meat enabling s6.o-t sodisrs vote Ia th, State
The nr section y that ch speche, the elections a.
viii, ih.y are en- l,d 20 vote BY The following word'
In Val every eecoT OF the state Of hcvS ork "
the sctusi r ny sefyi o. The Lnod ritss tbs army
navy tfero who a be absent from he STAT" Of Ne~> OK
on hs Day ion sh be led 10 vote any general
SPEC ion D. Do Ills Stale go the snd f0rn
foIlivine' iss-. /. eli. ~ Laws ofnt4.!
and eoons What g-uefr and spoci,l elections
is defined ~ The Revised Statutes - follows:
every e,uns, The election oil u the following
of,cers Han-y Governor lieutenant Governor, judges Of
for the Gorff OF Arps Secretary az state. Con piloer
State Treasurer AorueyG,rers state kngnsrr and Sur
veyor, taut tomisiir nr in' ec1rt OF state Prisons
District Ho .v Count Jrfgr sena.or'. Mclnnsr AZ
seglby Shc 10, Itgks Counties, toroneEs kcPiessnia
t.gs' ~ o'Is' and h'e'0' Oh ''' '' '1 '' '''''
SPEC. election. n, sueh hold ONLY IN piriicD'r
fo1 the choicr OF o. the ocrs proper 20 b,
chosen genors l.eciions and 8, OF tito 2. Of
Another povsoa o. ina Revived statu,es IN The following
words;
Common coupo The ss'd cities respectively into CONVEX
lent escon dsrots the holding OF n graerl! nd poeHl
election anal ~ feefrss o. o officer Of sucn cities vo
ei.ovt ~ he people" secoa ~ article Of tide o.
chArfcrG u Tar. 7 ol faTi.cA Ststupsl.
ILL., .sl o'ed section contains lie nve d!'iuction
he g-e arirr elel Don ord general -. lhl elton
In.mrri ciore The Ant enabling soldiers 10 vote m
Lrr A o. gelera end syecs el.ct s only l0i MA,
charter eet0r s us.thrl 4 BE- opinion tie, -hc go'
l,e votes csuno, b. received the slpf9ahrg December
ions T. uTyFLrN Counsel 20 Corporation
WLic, wa referred 10 the COMMITTEE on Law.
o. notion D. Board %. cad o.. lrrsiisu an
rourf. sL the botri 1.d .fIuIr urt lhursdty next,
IN nl'., ~ O'CLOCK, p v -. i. hALhNTiNt, Crr"
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Arrived.

steamship Branni, lsr,, F.rsr. GlsSs. Oct .. 20
p1.e and lS pas Francis H-cdsBsd sh inst. fst 20
ton 81 50 steamship CaifIDi. bound IN inst, Id
a. ~ Ion. IS - steamship Olls,o~. bound +.
steamer Chss rrsren sash b0ssoa. having In tow IL
steamer Admiral DvPOn, Pepper Fortress Mon'0e % .s.
T. s ..eam tran por r Cid Hoby.. Forsrs-. Monroe =
hour. - q SA-Q.M
Ship orpbe1' Holmes, Boston, With nd'- to oroetss
B.r. v H. Castor tof New Haven't Parrose. barbados
d,ys viii moisscs Ae % Bish0p brctAef' Of Se"'hsvsA
Bais Lucy MIeI of LonIoal. Parker C.rd,oa, day. via
mola,,e. Peter Kins Go. e. Inst. l.G q! ~ iol- 70
SPOKE L : xinbo.. 0ri,y.surI crai.ns. All well -
~ port Union or Boston II days Briz fhos Coansr IL
Portland IN DAYS Glars brown for Nsss-Yors IN few daya
BARK Golden Fleece tot Rarbsdoes RhodeE Ragbsdoes II
New London 81 days WITH alssssss to h. Iro"bds- SoaA
Brs b = E..h S,,h Cow Bay. b.. II days. with cod
BID III, (og wind.sr N 5 Dawson 8, Martin. Il a.ya
scar j. w Hine Manson New Haven
schr. Captain JONI 10 T.y, Rev Haven.
sehr Willow harp. D.yis, Cy Poai days 10 es'lsss
seS! I M.y as,5etl Bos.r City poat dsy. in b.IsA
Schf Jones SPAk,. iun,n. City Polri day.. % e.la.t
schr Danisl Hiau,. c'i'r4 dry POints l-,', IN ~
schr. Enr.betA De H.r,. Los. Warrington. COS
schr. Gi,aweod Bsyl~- GEORGETOWN ; days oeA.
sesl May Ann Bry.i, E,s.ss.hgo'' Ter Po'''a'a'A
schr Fmpire Mcneil. New Maven.
Scir Beni. Butler Hnl.> Boston.
sclr General Marion r..,, ses Bedford TO- Poo kvsa-
Sc n Yankee Boy bswer. IisT.io I'd 'os Rondsst
Ser X. H. smith futile, Portland stoas
scir. { IN. Rogers. hoims. New Bedford
ssst M s. .,os, S sioSn N "a. In, ,a.
sShr Como IcSsrr, Rocssna, .is. for w..ainsts.-
scir Ad. iIerb-',, Croweh 0eus.'ter. ash
schr. j. ,. Curi, gog. Hartford Tor Rondoa,.
schr Natal homs. Arrod. Prosd.uce Tor RoadssA
s'hr Alesrt Field beetot. Asw'hs'su
.chr Trsn.i, Bsaen, Cohs-s-;t
schr. P. G Andepon, Dickinson. Pcr'' and. asn&
sem s. A. yseoaer wilson Fro,eess.
Sahv poplaH lin .lI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
SHIPPING sNTELLIGRNCa.
PORT or NEW-YoRk.. ..Novazssa u
icarea.

Cleared.
St>susiip Peril. (Br.t Lots, Liverpool, y. Cunsrd
Steamer Emily b. Soader, Bricknan. Guysqsh. Heyno
Co
Bent-y smith Go.
stsans-r Mur'ha Stevens Chance, Baitirlsr-.
Steamer John Gibson. Bowen Phi-ds phts W. j. fAyasA
Ship Fearless Heu,sns San Frspciseo X. 81 Cooley.
Esrk ellen Morrison hcCarty. bsroadocs d. 1ror ondsA
P.gk Wo0utore P.n31k.0n bsfbsdoes, Walsh Caryst
Bar. BensIector. Berry. Hong hoss, A. A. Low b'o~
tris Lucy Haywood Gardner. Bslise Hon, r. Ah1s"oss
Co
Hris Harriet tBrl, -. Lssasyn Porto Cs6s'', H. j. .
c. A. D-WolE
Drir SC otiand. Francis. Bsrbsdoes- ~ .
Ers Geo. T. seymour arlington. 0ibsaisS, Adtssoa
CO. -,
schr y. A. Bailey Fsrulsa, Warrington Bensisy. s6oi1
Co
schr Eusn Lsuiss, -. New Haven. Iiochhiss Ssnr
nsTd
SchF Ada P. Thompson. Psich. Passport Je.l Frye Co
Sslf " hsAi Sheet Burger Baltimore Brut'ey, March
Go.
schr Aurora Sawyer. EiiIs5..hpOrt, Hoyois Msusy.
scix Anso,, tBf.L Cone, HALIFAX, ~ r. bsWoh
schr Vol.nt (Br( Kins Gfo.i hsgbos. W. L., b. Csk
ton Go.
sehr John S w.in-ri,hs, Harding. ST. P~rss d. A W.
tiAs l. Co.
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Tho pri- s'e,ulship Lucy which arrived .. ihis pers
forenoon from Hampton Road. u charge Of Acna Na:e
Fr.nl n WIKI " - c.prd OF che 81 n,A shout 10 ulsl
on Mhuiny.on G. . csse " ono hour sud hall 81
the 4. D. suhost Santiago ce Hea Dsnss tb- chess tAe
threw ov.rbo.d ifoua the prss baics rhs Lucy
bound g. bo,,on.
TIE monitor Dictator has returned AID anchored in The
North River near Bodice. leland IL said she quite
success In p,n, Ipecd
tt, h,k In,-ts. shors Roam snosl. has been ~
lave. Of her deck load Of mahogany and will probably b. 81
% ney, n ws'sr .
The new bus Mo.. Rodr-rs sais st kor,hpor L. /, no
.riy.i ., ti,s c,y. She 10 Pier No r. H. whore 80
vii gecry. he spsr,. risuE Gals. kc She 4 owaea b
MIR Isaac HAL ih- master, and ether intended for III
Rrarisn trade l. Of 500 buhrn coPp-r-d sud ccppsf
fastened ghout and il red py tho under wress Al
Size viii DO commanded by Cspt r. N. jones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16


SygvIcP-Fether DE STnet. Of 81 Lyuis. recently
applied Tr the exemption Of Roman Catholic c,srrymon
who had been drafted assigning the following rsssorss
According religious pfEeipe~. as religious ords
In ma hoc Church cannot b-s1 sDA se sud 90 -
Vicious hardly Tho neccs.fy number q
persons TO Keep them up and cannot ev spsredthe st
mrts ali IN debt By the construction 81 necessary ouo
hrs fox schools. coicres &c for the paoiir zood-"
Tho following rep,y received:
"Esoasc parole, 20 report whe called uror By tie Seq
rotary of Wa the following named mrmbers Of tn. q oue
University drafted in ST. Louis Missouri The Rev yott
HEApeses Joseph T. Kelley John r r. J-s.r and Joss
w. OMEN JA1Es y Far,
xsfs (Sensrs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
Aailed.
WIND-As sunst. "

s,sam.r.-ra,.d Stsies. Peri, Hus
Ship-H-rmas
Barss-Nlor-uss Almourr Albion. iiHton.
Hri-.-piAmard Pedro. Assbrlv
Schoonsrs-Brnrv Nsv Lns.n, sPring Rose Aeki@ 4.
T.. BAKER Ann Sss~n
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Srn Ris-s ~ SIM -.,s....t: - Moon hses.. 10
Br0H
sandy Hook. at9 Gov issnd. 10: 10 He'll Gsts IN ~
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Msvementy o. Ocean stsas.sr~


IN .isg-.,t,p B,,iarn,a, from Glos,0p-Ms. Sd MIRA
WILSON M.sB Wilson, h. Hsnshrlwood. e. q. fales SsrsA
Mofa, A. Satto, Jsns Ss.ton, J. Main. Ja1 Wight Mao
Wight Robert Mas,aes, and l61 81 the stssrsge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

NTATED TrE.T0f-- " iIl'l TO- " ~
CSFicr,E u.l.rs p e.
u, Hoard net pursuant to - ourraca 10 tier chanbsf
nc. - 81. l.-iL go
Irnle' Hsys. esq. President. ia tue e,s ar' tie
"a nysir- t'eniners; ~
t4ur. men lI.tIy k.eusn R'y. b. ply 's-rrfy Web
st.~ hfaI rau Ryan. Gros, r-rner. Ros'ef H"'rial,
ravsrt Mc'rain 5sau.s Schiri.f Cook hfandon, hrc.
aus ana Fit1.'nd-2..
To Minute. v t, ue.ur hold October - resd and
approved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

~ CourcNran W,H.rsE-
Psf.sn ~ r. Mfkefus for -eurerston Or o. % horse
CON yt.r loot 81 Stfniou-s'r-ei fss L4r.s.
fu connection t.rneyTi, t0uucilnsl W -ciGEn ir'
f-r a. -rfnf thr follow ln- resolution.
he. e4 ILaf Couprolef ts sud he ), hrr'oT aHtc
yed ADD drced o. his YARN, l i,v- o Francis He
eur. t He sum of fo bun'ro 11ss af take hs rece'r
.hsreor e s.s 60 D. in D r'iEl1ri'on {" ssii nc
KcnHl Q Joss hrrfe sl.h amount 90 De- t-ssy fom 40
ehs rcd 10 r,rf'rt0a for Doul9ns snf ftsfiIie
Mhl.h Va. ral.fE.d ~ lne Committee on tlrYne.-
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

4 Osr-CoMrNG FROM LONG BRANCH. sEpT.
j board Of the the Long arnnc ii BOAT. Tor
shell Brxco.eL studded With sold. ANY returnii
sane 10 IN kroadway. up s,ara vii. ne ubcray rev
The New York herald., 1864-09-14
LOST AND FOUND.

oSr = MONDAY. SEPT. 10, AENoRANl
IL Book. containing over s3ob IN Treasury notes tor
with memorGndnms on cards anu n reesip. for none
posted at the Asos House. Tae anjer yill be snl,ae
~arlei by leaving IL with AT harycy Jones. oalcc OF
The New York herald., 1864-09-14


MILITARY AND sAvAL.,.-A>~ Naval.
\ coon CHANCE fos voLusrEssa a
xxw Yosx nARBoR yoRnTIoArIoNa
oHs <xAH ONE YKAs. ONE 1EAR
iSoLusrEERs. voLusrEsRs
skssrSrrH BATTERY. TwENrIErH EArsxxs
BOUNTY, PAY. a.
s<c CASH IN HAND. 500 CASH IN HAND.
s,ss ray FOR ONE YEAR, tsis per month";
sros RATION MONEY FOR osE YEAR
20 CLOTHING NoSMY FOR ONE YEAR
Battery nov acns s.r:o9 an, aSy rom 90 e, =
Nv yors. steamboats, frem ,asps Garden 10 Gov
The smns ana volunteers who Join This Ba.
r,ss ssg aasSo1asd rsSiui'ins sdls.r' for .
Persons iroas Of joining this BausrSsan
No. PARK PLACE,
NO PARK PLACE.
Estr broadway, IN the basement ,
fvsr donsr u bounty III be paid as promissA
Persons as iroas q 20 nSs their inssrss' y
Nc. No ! Pask P.sk PIscs. PIsc
espi:,sS esIsssS / [ Ss2sSs S42HSssD'os
y Authorized Recruiting oneers for Tssnuetn Battery.
lREyog eolse 70 rx.Is,,-,g 50; READ D, T,ls rs
No sson oap ss, sSeSrS %.n .nsu .sis nj. bounty
h ssLsr s ',sisFi %r an assY K ~ OFFICER
'A s s ssp e M msss s on. :pi
srstant old s,s heed IN tho defence Of wash.
Ekton, cial order be recruited 10 full stand
Es To do tbs the supervisors OF different towns have al
SO, BOUNTY FOR ONE YEAR MEN.
Whatever bounty brokers and tell ycu that
Athe
HIGHEST BOUNTY NOW PAID
y r ensi. men a' to S he credit Of that o~n sas
GET THEM EVERY CENT POSSIBLE
fbis bounty. with the makes S17 Is week FOR he
Good viii be made COMMISSIONED oacers, and
hing will be done make the ccntentcd a
'-oneh company good one
#fE COME AND SEE THE CAPTAIN,
yAo viii give information. whether you enlist IN
Aas company or not.
~ YOU WISH TO ENLIST TO-DAY,
ny and be o Office before clock.
746 Broadway, corner OF Astor place
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

I OsU-FOUR NOTES DRAWN ON TUE IsT OF
IL 1864. In favor Of ststaea & Foo.e. payable IN
SIX. n.ne and lweise msatls II m dats PAY mont Id
oeea stopped, the public s oaat oaed acs.rd nsly,
H. y. DODWCR1
The New York herald., 1864-09-14
WIVES. LIau0ns, SO

\, BNTuCkY coPPBR plsgiIaLED WHISKY
- bartc.s sas6e bv Hgs torenarnfo XVI; rBc hsrs
made ~ howtn t,uGbyn ronuty. kygA IN cons yrgn
BPS for sale bv gNgh is PROS Iate 90 -visssus X,
II bf'g street, Ne- yo-x, rFtes 81 81 FEf-sF
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

I osr-. cEnTrrcATE NO. I2s FOR TWO
da.ed Arril s 1894. siandina in tse nc II olen
an pcnrons are hereoy norte asairs, nego, ~, Ann.
return II 20 hs cce Of tle copay. So sichangc paf
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

REFORMATION wAErED-OF WILLIAM y.
ton, or Mc(;inness. who ef, Hruo<sn In Deec
Is5s 10 go 10 work on Penns wanna railroad. ANY
m OF HIN Will be thakl uy sagelvcd oy DIS wf'a{
Houston. Address John Muleahry, 2io EAST FIN
street. e....a.s
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

WANTED-IMMED1AT ATELy A GOOD SECOND HAND
w light top Wagon Also Saddle and Bride and . set
Of Single Address B. s. s., boz 1904 Post oice
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

Seventy premium paid fcr frisea fnforacs
shed The hian~st paid for Doubtoons
kinds of 0old ana SILVER TAYLOR CO., Banxsst
- 10 wall strsst. veyk
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

I osr-IN CANAL STREET. NEAR CHURCH,
4 rr,day morning, n buIch OF hi or nine ke,s al
lhem safe Key. An pcsAoa ludiug and returning
10 80, Canal street will receive IS reAard.
, 1864-06-27
From. CAIRO AND BELOW.
Lower mtssis4ippi River Mattcrs-

F1.F1
S saaa.. :. 1ee ~a ~ 1.'Ss ~ ~,
y, r,,a.- t f,aas s T.1nsaas 1,au n,.,5n, ~ p p.,.
ros, Marshal I,ccired a d,snatch from
Nonnd c,ty ,t;f;ne- that r.1ent !. II smith
,c,ing Provost Marshal of the uost At. that
,1.ne ia cr,l,v ~ var;ons arts a. m.,fe...
49, J., ofBce Hs nncree aed vf,h one man
| ~ 1ro1nd CITY IN Tho eyeninr and fonnd
,bat Ifent. Smith In comnanr Tithssone
Clark. acting. City Marshal, had lett At six
n; o,s,ocs % . m.. % aisruieed. with M The intention
of crossing the Ohio river, str miles above
" w., @ - r,,r n Ter1e,,,. landing. tor the
nurposc Of robbiDg person named Perkins
an1 two Other men, Who recently sold to.
bacco, and supposed to have large amounts
Of money. Seeing sueril1as they became
alarmed md did not cross the river, but re-
turned without accomplishing their object.
, 1864-06-27

He Appeals from tho Grand Jury to a
Magistrate.

new .YoEK, Saturday, June a5. =
The Grand jury In the case Of tho seizure OF
the H04!d and Journal i Lbnan<rce BY the
government have refused to ind bill of ln~
dictmtut.
ALBANY, n. T., Sunday evening, June 81,
COY. Seymour bas written q letter to Dis
trict Attorney Hn1l, to the effect that In the
matter Of the seizure Of the tVorld and Jou"-
raj ot' Commerce the Grand Jury, in dtsre-
gsrd Of their oaths to diligently Inquire into
and If true presentment make of such nat-
ter and things as should be given them In
charge, have refused to make such ingu{-
ries, and declare that It Is inezpedlent
to examine into the subject referred to In
the charge Of the Court with respect to such
seizures The Governor says 1t becomes his
duty, under the express requirements Of the
Constitution, to take caro- thae the laws Of
the stxtc are faithfully executed; that II the
Grand jury, in pursuance Of the demands Of
the law and obligation Of their oaths, had
inquired into the matter given them In
charge By the court, and the public psoeecu-
tor, their decision, whatcyer It might hare
been, would have aeen entitled to respect,
As they have refused to do their duty, the
subject OF the seizure Of those Journals
ehonld at once be brought before some pro
per magistrate.
, 1864-06-27
FKnM IVpeIANAPOLlS.

cosernor Sp1nM4L,s, Mnrta,n eI mus addressSt memo
rial to Congress in relation to recruits en-.
listed into old regiments and batteries, prior
to 1868, viii the understanding that they
wefc only 10 ser,e for the pnssplted
were attached, and Who are ,5 no% held for tue
hcretcfore been submitted to the War De-
pa.sment hut relief coald not be granted
owing to The form Of enlistment The
memorial sets forth the facts fully aud prays'
Cohcrexe. as matter Of justice and good
faith towards the soldiers, to take such &C.
t1on ae viii secure their discharge aecoiqing
to the original understanding.
, 1864-06-27
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.1
Sr. PAUL. Mtnn-, June 81. 1864.
Extensive mail robbe1ies have just been dis
covered in this State. They occurred on the
route between Mankato and Wjnona, and
have been going on since the first Of March
Letter packages from Chicago have frequent
u been found In bags, broken open and por~
tions missing, and in one case Chicago
way bill was found calling for thirty-thFee
letters, but none we're there. Jas. Burns
and Patrick McCouaghy, two drivers, have
been arrested Nearly 800 letters were
found concealed In the stages, stable aud
rooms OF tho arrested drivers
Capt. Fiske hns announced TINT he will
start his overland expedition to Montana on
the 10th Of July. The place Of rendezvous
is fixed at Fort Rldgely. It is expected that
shout FIVE hundred will so out. A strong
escort will be furnished.
Gen. Pope has ordered small force Of
soldiers to be stationed at the new Coal
mines on the Cottonwood, and work Fill be
resumed immediately.
, 1864-06-27
FROM, ST, LOUIS.
Incend}arv E1fes-PouticAl and 9th.
cEWtac.

ST. LOUIS, Sunday Evening. June 9e:Ths
block between 18th and 18th streets aud Gay
street Wss burned this afternoon. The priu-
ciual lossrs are. Cogswell & Co, 1onring
uill, 10000 On building, $4,000 to ao,ooo
On stock:
Frout Homc $1,000. Total loss prohabIy
trom Sso,co0 to *ioo,ooG Insurance not
Rscettaintd.
night uss very respectable In point Of nam-
be1s and quito enthusiastic;
Awoo,en factory at Mexico, Missouri, and
The Touring, saw and cardtotg, mills at Piatta>
burg, Ni.souH, were burned last week. a
to.s los of o ;.,. co1stasFa6ls Raas as. ZOO,
tte ok Of incendiasies.
, 1864-06-27
BENATE

!WABu1xero3, June 8, 1854
Mr: COLLAMER called mp the bill to pro-
vide for the compensation OF the Post Mas
Ter in lieu Of commissions.
Mr. CONNESS explained that Its effect is
to make Post Masters ealarted ofncers.
Mr. HALE objected to making return Of
boz rents and other emolumen8, especially
in email towns, and offered an amendment,
Inserting the word5, Z" where rent Of boxes
sba1l exceed $500"
The bill making appropriations for certain
civil expenhes q s,e".s ,S Mea.ts s Hn;,ansr ~
and euuner made remarks on the amend
ment to repeal gthe' slaye trade IAN The
amendment was Lust scas l9 nays %.
Nj, FESSENDEN obtain cd 10 I'VE to report
from the Flnancs Committee q bill to pro-
TIDE rays and means for the support OF the
, 1864-06-27

0E. ~: =
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsfhune:l
MADISON, Wis, Sunday Evening, 1une a.
Colonel Hartman received dispatch from
Senator DooNttle that the 37th regiment Was
engaged near Petersburg, on Thursday, Fri
day, aud Saturday, with abont four hundred
men, losing half in Killed, wounded and miss
Ing. " j..
A reliable Washington letter Of the 21st, to
the Journa, confirms this statement, and adds
that Major hershaW WAS wounded in both
legs, one above and, the other below the
knee, hut not dangerously. Col. Early and
Capt Stevens were killed. Lieuts. Dawson
md IaWler were wounded, tho former In the
shoulder, aud the latter in the arm. Lieut.,
Col Doolittle was wounded; be was grazel
by bullet in the back of the neck Us be was:
addressing. his men, but continued In com
mnnd.
The sIh regiment lost ebout eighty in all.
Lieut. Larktn had u flesh wound In the abdo-
men, and Lieut. Hay was also wounded. 4
number Of officers we're Killed
Both regiments are highly compHmented
BY the commanding officers and by veterans
who Witnessed their gallant conduct.
- 80
h1stoA2s sstnr,ia9 an9t Jnne n1 saE astS resomA
The only aenting thsr TOOK place: vester-
dsy {Frttay( was m attack made by the enc
nv on Gen. Burnside. but Whether Intended
a. a feint. tn cover some more ,mnort.nt
move, or an, attempt to break throurh his
lines; It vas a failure =
They orened With heavy fire of artiuery,
which was returned by cur batteries, and
| the rebels.. making charge, were driven
back, upwards Of 100 being taken prisoners.
| This occurred about 8 a. n, and the ar
ti1lery frlnr Eaa kent NJ for an honr. When
ali became eulet at that point,
About the same time battery opened In
front Of q hospital. on the LEFT Of the nth
CORDS. which the rebels seemed deslrous q,
cleaning out, but they were deferred by our
guns before any damage resulted.
The engagement between the 9Th corpa
and the enemy. for the possession of The
railroad On Wednesday, was quite severe,
particularly in front of the I'd division, com.
sranded- hy Gen Wheaton, unly ehor,
distapce Of the railroad had been destroyed,
when the party were attacked by heavy
lofce OF me enemy uuder Gen. Anderson
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NEW YORK, june 25---Joseph F. seoSille,
aI one time Private Secretary to John C.
Calhoun, died in tbis city this m oEning. It
viii be 1ecolIec:ed that be recently received
a waro1ng from Gen. Dix, on account Of bis
correspondence to the London H<rald,
, 1864-06-27

From Aspinwal1-Later from Mexico.
New YoRK, June 2L--Steamer ,A|sA from
Asplnwall on the 18th hiss arrived There
Is little news-
The French have captured Acapulco. The
fleet entered the harbor on the I'd Of Junc,
landed forces and drove the Nexicans from
the town at the point of the bayonet. The
casualties were light, The blockade Of the
portsremairs.
, 1864-06-27

JAMAICA, L. L, June a5.-The Pavilion Ho.
tel q. RocknwaJ, together with all the cotta-
ges aud several other buildings, are entirely
Consumed by fire. 1t broke ont at about u
o'clock, In the Pavilion.
, 1864-06-27
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