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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15
A PAraIorIc ENTERrAIYNrNr-La,t el

A PATRIOTIC ENTERTAIgNENT.--Loat eVen-
ing tbsso was patriotic entertainment at tho Cooper
Institute for the relief Of the families Of soldiers The
Rev Mr. Goss presided q number Of veterans occupied
beats upon the platform, and very abo address was
delivered by the Rev DIR. McClintock He spoke 1t
considerable length Of tire feeling IN France and En-
gland IN relation the war; giving the preferences 10
the former because she had sent her ships to run
The bocade-never fitted ont pirates to prey upon
cOnmorcenever manifested the bitter hostility 80 our
eide that England has constantly shown. England has
<thrOrgh her men Of rank and power who mold public
sentmeut) from the star. OF tie Rebellion sympai,zed
with the South, TeloiCed in orr Disaster mSrcpre
secuted position, and suprlied tic Rebels with
gsbS. rowder and MI the articles they needed
pr the prosecution Of their plans firatcdl YES
sells have been built az her ports. By her subjects
and supplied With seamen from her navy q hnTn ana
destroy out unarncd merchantmen. She has taken 70
her the leading piratyrs OF the SCh she mas
furnished the Rebels With the material OF WsTTre SO
shat eur breye men fighting tor Liberty and tnon,
nave been shot down with English powder nom
Engsb cannon and English rifles. Rebels hayr l'sen
clothed with English coih. and furnished wy nlh
medicines when sick. Every sentiment Rejecting on
1he snoblshness the egOts. and the DISC S ING con
ceit Of EnElRud heartily indorSad h5 al - wore
preserL The aluson % the defeat OF the Englt.h
yrrato By the KearsTge brought down The mouse 10
fhundcrs o. nlpllusc.. Who the speaker remarked
that Sac Rebels h.e been Et Eng men
driven 60 The wall long ago, thcro YVES tremen
dous applause The recent disgifcei9i any
cowagHy backing out ct thIsatIneI ~ WIZ VIZ
Gerrany Hush aies the spirit ci the Engshl'a VINO
control the pChtiCs OF the country. The NOME men
the Briehts the Cobdens end men OF that q - bAo
sre ouT riends-were kindly remembered aod app'Tel.
sted by the speaker he dd not fear WAY WIN In
.rIana Sle has enough 20 10 10 take care OF hr o"
affairs She was afraid VI America. She might anu
perhaps would acknoalodge TIE SOUTH oul slS Sol
ple OF France are friends. ana Trance NVuI" NOV
offer au Intervening hand.
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DIX u.

~
fpridsy 20 Tn T1 ~ :, t iIt se sei
brisi ou, painful u -s.s willis'a A. Bgll esq.
Fuue,A ,er,ile a the above P,ee a. y eclo.A p M
Yirseut fartber notse Tho renain, vii eo taken 70
Milford Coma, for intermeps, July 10.
PROWN-rn r. Paul MINI, sstsfdsy Juno 70. o. Pa'
uonsy consumption kra'nu- u D'o"" ~ d" ''' ''N
p,ser. i s.Iee from the residence Of ~ IL Bedet Bah
w. s,i sSe Ts.cee,iy iased to asad The remains
viii Is tasea to Bslfod Weoehs',r County io' iH's.
,~tt rI.rs fuuonl service wa eiso DO bed, 81 o.
M,..ha,g'. church "a Sunday, ~ ~ o'elock a Ia
lcRAwEoRD-or Tssu5ay morning Jay H. Nathaniel
Tee t!yes sii ,ta o. .he friy sie ssPsctgly nyted
10 aii-ud his nera ron Ms sie sjsaoo no. - Hcrsto
.,rse, oa Friday Afternoon q, y o'cioak
psaIISG-O1 1uesdsy, July Il, 1884 Clarence Darling,
900 a william A DsEns Ia the lSA yea o. IL age AID .
Tss r. s:yss and r. end ofbs family invi,-l ~ s,,d
Hr,s street; on Fsday, the 18th Inst Ct Up H.
New-hsyen papers please coy
IouiS- only ohl4 q Chare' H. sns Mas'hs r. L0sers,
n srd r.sds II n. family u. respeofsy vi,ed
to ssnd he isnersl Ga lrdsy 20 Ian Hs' iios' hs1
TN EsFS 4r"r sdsSe aug lex f sso K aad
Nancy Tub aged year, ard .asn,s e. On
Th1r,d~y June TO- JSsesh Hesion jr, the tss Regiment
lie va. ored aud rssysetsd BY his regimen. h. ,siOr 90
many hard sd, sI kEs~ h bat 70 io's seD.
u1red aim bet 20 p7ss On the hrssHns Q. 20. ~
p-r,nee ofgsnzsc,s snd BY BIS getii dpodon Wcn q
Sena4 lie len lsn shis fauy ,nd fisnds-,o hEn' ioi
liz country. ue foast, mob and died hr4yey e.9ss 20
enemys wc., ~ front =. PetesboEg. ball piefcnz ns
eye All passing through bis bEsn. lie leave. Tllo
children II Is body A1 b. recovered noes VII 0e se "
eco :une<i
Step On. brave youth, 80 ,hy blood "ainea sss'r
No traitor btiIets an hsYrn the row
| Thss h.., brays!y fought, and Died 20 ave
Thy country from . tsraeheroas 100
slesp on brave youth. IL Thy E'ry gIsssss,
4 TIL ass of thy country IS s-I uiiutledi
l Thou h,,t sisf fi,s' @ r1sy Ia tTthnip n ".e
For.yrr, When ReSsi ions 70 peraii'os buried
Sleep on brave youth. IN yilsins. ..errd s.s'
EsIs haIowea ~ parrot: pree.o,,.s u'o'si
e.. "a an cal.d q De gai--isent eAy' =
| Ts mess -. sa& sYsSs-s Vss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

Mrs. Jane Pishor (fc:merly exhibited ~ Miss
Jane CanpselD Barrun's =, wcmsn bird ct her resi-
dcnce. at Broosde on the Th Of Jane. aged "a
yrars Her coffin vac SIX fcci hong. eighteen inches
deer Aai three feet wide and 10 took ton 20 placc
the body within IT, In order 70 get the coffin cooiain
Hg the remains from he hDuse t wss necsay O. re-
mOTe the Cas.ngs frog tn door The deocdsed ~ ne
tire ste Va exhibited weighed GO pounds. She died
OF scrosaa from which she hiss been suffering ior some
tllne.
Mrs. Jennings Of Norwalk, Ohio, vito OF
Cept. Jennings OF thc schocrer Idaho eioPed a ieE
DAYS since with James REYNOLDS the Peoples Clown
OF Biicn Kings circus.
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The Eaiiic nj Fort Stevens,
I ron Dui SPrllt NoItt-Lnili'ii--
FoRr STEVENS, 1--WE MILES NoEra OF
WAsHN sT6y, u. C., july l3-Midlighi

WAsHH lT6E d. C., july l.-Midhighi
A severe fight took place here this evening
from about 6i to 81 O'clock between part OF tie gal
lart veteran 9Th Corps Gen. .Sedgwicks Old corps
and part Of Ewels veteran Rebel corps. About the
former hour the Rebels showed themselves coming
down dccligiy on both sides o. the Seyenthstfee
Road Brock lie TuTnPiAG. into q little valley running
across tho road about mile north Of the fort and ea
culatc1 t. protect them from It, guns.
rpon Ri, demonstration being unde ~ The Rebels,
the guns ofthe frt anl n two neighbodng ones were
opened oc the valley and the cleared dec sity beyond
dotted with Rebels AID heavy lines Of skirnishers
we're sent forward to help dsloige the ncumb'uts OF
tie wiley The troops thus sent forward we're parts OF
The lst and 80 BIigldes Of the I'd Division embracing
parts Of The 6st Pennsylvania 49, 49th 18th. and 22d
NewYork 7th Maine 2Jd, sefh, lO2d, aud l59h Penn.
sylranis 10th Vermont and 37ih Massachusetts Regi-
ments. Gen Frank Wheaton commanding the LIST
Brigade, and Brigadier Gen Grant the Sd.
About DARK tie skiFn!shias between he opposing
lines arose TO the Importance Of severe engagement
An is now perfectly quiet troops securely holding
an advanced position on De brow Of the valley above
mentioned oar loss Is estimated AZ three 70 ;'nr
hundred
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meath .r a Newspaper Correspanaens.

FORTRESS MeNRoB, Tuesday, July ~ isol.
Mr. George BOweryem, correspondent oil ire
PAiiodiphia Press came on board the L. ). Hospital
steamer Connecticut at City Point last 1hurad9y sick
ana dcirous. Last evening tho steamer startpd down
the river and at two o'clock this morning Whle on
Newport News Mr.. Bowcyem walked overheard ana
was drowned Every effort made 70 rescue him.
but In vain Mr. j. Ollie las his effects.
The steamer Cotton has arrived from AeW'VIieeHs
She brings no news.
The last arrivals from City Point broueh no news.
There have been no arrivals from there to dey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15
oSg OF Jons MoRoAS's TRIcKs.-A gentle

OSY oP JouS MoR0AS's TRIcKs.-A gentle
rnen iron Lexington Nv, relates al incident relative
T. John Morgan which IL certainly Characteristic OF
him whether Il be true OF untrue. Afer ac bad stolen
the celebrated race-hcTsc "SkedGdd.e," Mr.. Clay
started in pursuit with two ne animals, worth over
500 zach and overlook the freebooter. ard offered him
boh together With 500 II ne would rein-n the racer
These II answer yOCr parPoso j1st as "s-i SAld
Mr.. Clay.
John boxed up ~ TIE horses carefully and said
Wei Mr. L lay they will answer ny purpose Just
.. vel ~ sksdacde, AMI l am disposed 70 aceoal-o
dste Won"
Here Mr. Glars coanteuaIee Frightened. -
"As an lisDo,el 10 accommodate you, VII partly
comply With your request"
Mr. Clay vas puzzled. . ,,,.,.
Il zill partly comply with your request III take
taeso Two horses bur can't give yea the other
Mr. ClsX was completely taken S9seAi nnt ne sts
nOt allowed 10 get away that easy. Iae seu.is too
tie $500 nom him ami sc compelled 20 leave iof
home OF foot, Rifn his pockets empty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

This makes about 800 O0j men represented rs having
creased the Potomac into Maryland. besides nearly
5000 looking for Sgel and Hnnter and marching upon
Washington. The Repository concludes that IN all
about q, 90 men did actually eross the river.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

TRorrXG or THE FASHION COURSE, L. l.
Yesterday match for $1,000 mile heats best three IN
I've 10 wagons between Hiram WocdruRs b. g t-Tdi'
nal and Dan Maces Minnie cane of On the Fash
ioa Course This was the second match between those
two wol.known trotters. Minnie having won tne pre-
sious rsce Nofwithsiarding this. Cardinal was made
sLe ssyore odds Of 600 g. 500 him being currently
cyed and taken 70 q large amount BY tho backers OF
Abe mare The first heat was Ouc by Cardlr 10 2i4i
a. eond nv Minnie In 2i5 The third by Cardil al 10
SO, Tho fo1rth nv Minnie n a;i1 and The ith ard
deciding beat by Cardinal in 2sel. II was close and
llcontested race throughout. The betting nnge1 go
a complete change after every heat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

UorKr ARRry ALs.--Gens. Denver and Hunt,
TT : Ar,rv. DIR Barry InspectorGenera u. :. Armyi
I - Austin Vermont and NJ. j. Murphy, Missouri
are al the Metropolitan Hotel ~ ~,
WsIIsee philadelphia end r. 7. SIMPSON, Loudcn are
at the Everett luuse. ~. %, a., i,,1f--
Tie Prosidouis aud SuPsEiniendenis o. y ieaAin :
rsir,,A in fho United Sttos Who have bevn hsoiHg
Ccnrc,.ior a. To - Nicholas Hotel clrts ne PES
sso or three days ssve icf 'heir several 'ces q oc'
- - Lax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

A SUPPER FOR SoLpIERs.--A number OF gen
.rous ana loyal adies gave the sick and wounded sol
diem under treatment at the Ladies' Home Hospital on
Lexington avenue. Substantial and abundant supper
las. e,ening -Four or five hundred meD paTiooS crate
Vnily Of the wholesome homemade bread. sweet hans
fresh butter tea berries &c, that were provided Iol
then by their apprcciatiye and patriotic lad! hiends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15
MARRIE

NGERsOLL-CLARKEUa We tuesdsy July -, a, he rest
duce OF he brids's uottas M Bed0fd pEe ttookyn
by H. Rev CcIneu, ~ Psstor Of the eDtra Cong
Church, william H. lug"rs2 esg.. OF Now'1 OK Ciy, TO
Adelside ". Clarke ni brooklyn. No cards.
New BEDFORD papers please copy.
WEB GELIS-Ossu nday, july a. b. ths Rev \ Le!oa
Edwin r. Wee sad Mis- Cegno N.Csln, d4lgher OF
p,-rr. fteliu ESQ. al u this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

FIRE ON sHrpBoARD.-Esrly yesterday morn
Ing. a Ere was discovered in the hold OF 'hs shlp
TslisInaR. lying a. Pier No. {, n. Il. Ii Sss us
ngiished With slight damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15
From SIM Francisco.

SAS FRANCIsC0. Thursday, JnI! II I56I.
She steamer st. Louis has sailed for Panama,
carrying 260 passengers SIOOOO00 10 treasure Cor In.
gland $3.50 900 FOR NcWYork, and 500 eOO or England
on Government account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

Mr.. ]. II. Biswell, recently returned % 81;
Louis from Idaho gives diseours gng aecourts ~ goa
uiuilg aiirs 1t The latter place fEere "artt'ens's
were tsSsa Up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

TIE RowrNe MArcH.-The rowing match
between Joshua Ward and james Hsmnill Is to cone
Of or TIE Msnongaheia River at pittsburgh. on Tues
day 18Th instant
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Cn,Iahcr. Evening Exchange.
Entertainment. rhi. pa, and Evening.

Far l0oloE ., srrrs rsf se u cosuracr~eri zee ldf'
hse0sais "a 0tiss felsHas Of np p1Icr.
WALlAcK's TnEArgR-Thc " M .ns Sasi.
EIsIOs G.BDEs-1he Sc o. lee.
OLYMPIC IHEArzR-Enzish OPers-
RROkpvAT TuEATyE-trgncl Spy-hevil'sl Coed joke.
KARSuxs MUsEUx-Msrulfn--1he " onderfQ. cabinet.
IayISG HkLL-falo.'s SioTroPicon
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--------a..s-----.-
The Government Loan
SooO.OOO.OO0,

S2o0,o00.000.
THIS LOAN rs AUTHORIZED by Act Of oousrsss a
March 9Th ssA which provides Tor its REDEMPTION ~
com any period lee, than forty y~s
fs,r, It's date At the pleasure OF the oovernmen.
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION eve per cen, in,ere, IA ,as Be
psil ssni.snBualy ~ COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS To THE LOAN Ars received By he
Yoas BsnS. IN Un'icj States or % such SsnsoSI<
other funds as ere taken by then deposit at par
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA.
TON .dd nom one TO three per per snnum 20 It, vs
THE RATE or INTEREST this loan, slihOnsh sss
sve per cen, in coin a, much greater eueucy as the IN
ference between the market value Of currency and gold
ASARULE the Eve per specie securities Of all 'orrs
governments always par shove and currency no~
funded In tire National Loan will be worth Il. fec In r
beside paying regular and liberal per ceuasc the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of IN. loan "a I've
Hundred Million Dollars. The AmOuns o. subscriptions 90
ported TO The Treasury ., Washington. Ia over
100000.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the rssAs
un,a or rus UsrFD STATES a. Washington, and tho 40
us,.sr TRsasunxas at gsnYoss Boston ami rhaislpai
and BY the
Frssr NATIONAL BANK or Es~.Yosx. No twsla
ssoosp NATIONAL BasK oY Nsw Yosz Gds,. sri~Sr
THIRD SArIoSAL BASH OF EKw.YogH, No. Nss,an-s.
FoURrH NArrosat BASK OF NEvYcax "a and 20 Finest
FtyrH NATIONAL BANK Of NEw.YoRx, No. 5S 3dan
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK oy NEw.Yosk. sthsv afdwsr
EiaarH NATIONAL BASxoy NHw YORK No $50 Brosd~~r
NiSrH SArIosAL BANK o. NEv.ioRK No. So5 hrosd~s5s
TEsra NATIONAL BAsx OF NEwyosx, No. fso brssd"sY'
CSxraAL NarIosu BANK OF Nkv i0Rk. No. VI Dcaness
NATIONAL Excs,sss BAsk OF NswYoRz lsi UrwichsS
AND BSALL NATIONAL BANKS
which arc deposi,sris Of public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the county sonss agents Of tho Saioui NJ
po.tary Bspks) Will furnish further Information on sssos
ton, sai
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
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lsdver,iss-srr,.
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. THROAT
ard Nasal DI;Eisss treated With unexamped success
nfte- tic Topical Atomic Method. discovered by d..
STUpLEY, No. g. Clinton place. sth-si.. NeN.lork.
Advertisements
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positive cure for Fever and Ague. Depot No - liber-
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Bnslness Notice.


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Ny fsnd. and the pubic wi credit however, for
having struggled ens and hard sgspst the universal pressure
10 depreeae the GoyeTu1en; credit and currency Tho sd
vance now made enough n With gold AZ rec
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further rise in prc,s DC made. In any however
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than Il car be boushi for elsewhere.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-16

The FIFTH VERMoNT.-A letter from
the Fifth regiment, dated June 9th, says
for the last forty eight hours they have
been hugging pit within pistol shot of
the enemy's works. The Vermont brig
ade has suffered terribly, and not day
passes but that they are under fire. The
Fifth regiment left camp with five hun
dred muskets it cannot now muster
over one hundred and twenty-five. Out
of nine captains who left camp, three
have been killed, three wounded, and
three left unframed. Since the 10th,
the day Major Dudley was wounded, the
fifth has been without field officers. 1t
is now in command of Captain Hamil-
ton, Co. r.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-16
miscellaneous items.

In discussion with temperance
lecturer, topper asked, g. If water rots
your boots, what effect must it have up
on the coat of your stomach z"
-"The rich" said Jew, ''eat venison
because it ish deer. | eats mutton be-
cause it ish sheep"
An exchange says There is some
thing irrepressibly sweet in little girls"
The Louisville journal adds "And it
grows on 'em as they get bigger
There, now.
The rebel papers tell us that Gen.
Toombs, unwilling to be idle when his
state is invaded, has joined the militia
as a private, and reported to Gen. Wayne
of Atlanta for duty"
--FIemont's organ in New York, the
New Nation, is serving its master by at
tempting to depreciate the services and
iniure the military reputation OF Gen.
Grant.
The Richmond Sentinel of June 9th,
says that an official dispatch received at
the rebel War Department on Saturday
evening, states that Admiral FaTagut
had arrived off Mobile with feet con-
sisting of sixteen large ships.
The freedmen at Newbern, N. G., are
showing themselves industrious and en-
terprising IN retaining and cultivating
vacant lands, and the old Shareholders
are forced to admit the superiority OF
free to slave labor.
Mr.. Hamlin does not appear 10 have
been much agerieyed by the action al
Baltimore as he made an enthusiastic
speech at Union ratification meeting
at Ban gor on Saturday evening.
Godfrey Metz, of Rochester, has paid
a $1,000 fine and costs for making false
manufacturing returns under the inter-
raj revenue law. That's the way 70
serve the wouid-be swindlers OF the
government.
1t is announced that the Secretary
of the Treasury has negotiated loan OF
one hundred millions of dollars Win =
banker in Holland. This amount Oh
gold win, it is to be hoped. cheek the
incendiary specnlations In wall street.
Holland, it will be recollected, came 70
our aid in dark day Of our first war
with England, and she is the first euro.
pean country to show confidence IN =
now
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-06-16

WINDSOR COUNTY CoURT.-At the pres
ent term of Windsor County Court, Ma
than Glidden recovered $500, with costs,
from the town Of Reading, for damages
received in falling off the road near
Felchville. William j. Andrews, of Ro-
chester, was sentenced to four years in
State Prison, with 500 fine for setting
fire to a mill in Rochester. Joseph Mo
rey was sentenced to five years in State
Prison for an attempted rape on wo-
man passing along the highway near
Gassetts Station Robert Dannatt, of
Windsor, was fined $3.50, with costs, for
selling liquor.