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CONGRESSIONAL.
= aIRTY-EIanTH CONGRESS
First Session.

SATIrnnAN. lima IL 1874

SENATE.
SATURDAY, June II, 1884. q
Mr.. Foster, from the Committee on Clalms,
reported bill To amend the act granting pen,
sionB, with amendments.
He stated that among others II would cover
the case of relief for the. widows and children
Of the colored soldiers massacred at Fort Pill
low.
Mr.. Trumbull introduced bill In relation to
The Circuit Courts Of the United States; which
was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Harlan, from tho Committee.on Public
Lands, reported favorably on the bill granting
lands to the State Of Wisconsin to build mlf-
itary road to Lake Superior.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr.. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, reported from
the Committee Of Ways and Means the Senate
bill, which was passed, extending till tho 1st
Of September the time for Withdrawing goods
from public stores and bonded warehouses for
home consumption. ...'
The House concurred In the Senate amend.
ments to the bill providing homes In the Dis
trict Of Columbia for friendless women and
children.
Mr.. Cox offered resolution that the House,
the Senate concurrlng, adjourn sine de on
Thursday, the 23d instant, at noon, and the
resolution was passed. ~
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LATEST FROM WHITE HOUSE LAND
ING.
Six Thousand Wounded Men and Eleven
Hundred Rebel Prisoners There.

Six Thousand Wounded Men and Eleven
Hundred Rebel Prisoners There.
The steamer Connecticut, which left the
White House yesterday morning at O'Clock,
arrived at the Sixth street wharf last night.
She brought up six hundred and forty-iye
wounded officers and soldiers.
About eleven hundred rebel prisoners were at
the White House. They expressed much salts
faction at being taken prisoners.
There were about six thousand Of our wound.
ed remaining at the White House yesterday
and are being placed on steamers to be con
veyed to Washington.
Among our wounded brought up on the Con.
necticut are; Maj. z. A. P. Brewster, 23d
Mass; Capt. G. P. Boswell, 02d N. Y; Lieut.
Barnum, A. d. c. to Col. steadman; Lieut.
Clark Smith, A. D. c. to Gen. MartIndale; Lieut.
Zimmerman, Slst N. Y; Lieut.. W. H. Ruff, ID
N. VI Lieut.. j. r. Moreham, llth Vt; Capt
G. Farr, 18th N. H.; Lieut. W. II. Barclay, 7tt
N. VI Lieut.. Newbold, 1ssth Pa; Capt. H. P
Woodbury., Esd Mass Lieut.. g. H. Baldwin
40th Mass.i Lieut.. W. y. Darby, 10th Mass.
Lieut.. L. Y. Braham, lS4Lh Pa; Capt. P. b.
Blodgett, 10th VI, and Capt. J. l.. Cray, Goth
n. Y, who died on the way up.
Among the rebel prisoners at the White
House were number of Colonels, Majors,
Captains and Leutenants.
The steamer Monitor arrived last night,
having on board about one hundred wounded.
The steamer Highland Light, with mail and
passengers, arrived this morning, having left
the White House yesterday at 10 O'Clock.
Among the passengers in the Highland
IT,hN n.
with our army for the last three years, admin
istering to our Sick and wounded. She has
been on nearly all the battle fields, taking care
or the wounded while the battle was raging,
and hes never received . wound herself
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New YORK, June 10.-The steamer George
Washington, from New Orleans on the 4th, has
arrived. She passed the Creole on the 4th and
the Evening Star on the 9th, for New Orleans.
The blockade OF the Mississippi at Green
vile, Mississippi, is confirmed. The steamers
Henry Ames, Mississippi, Olive Branch, and
others were lying above Greenville waiting the
result OF the engagement which had been going
on for two days between the batteries and gun.
boats. But little II any impression appears to
have been made on the batteries.
GuerrillAs are again committing outrAges In
Louisiana.
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Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. r. M.
THE sIrUATIoN.

When Mcclellan commanded tho Army of
The Potomac, the daily newspaper cry was,
" All quiet along the lines of the grand Army
Of the Potomac" That cry has ceased. "Quletn
Ia nowhere to he found along the llnes now,
except for those who sleep in death on the cold
bosom Of mother earth.
Activity prevails everywhere In the army.
Tie restless, indomltable, and irrepresslblo
Grant has reiterated that 'there Is no rest for
the wicked" JEFF. Davis & Co. tremble. o..
At the moment of writing probably one of
the grandest and perhaps most decisive move
ments of the war is being enacted.
The latest Official reports from Gen. Grant
announce EVERYTHING GOING WELL"
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NATIONAL UNION coMnIrrpE.

meeting OF the National Union Committee
was held at Washington, on Friday, June 10,
at 10 O'Clock q. m.
On motion OF Mr. senter, of Ohio, 1t was
ResolUed, That the chairman appoint an cx.
ecuLiye committee OF fVe, ard that the head
quarters OF the committee be In the city of New
York.
On motion OF Isnator Lane, Of Kansas, It
was
ResoIred, That the chairman of this commit.
tee be member and chairman of the executive
committee.
Mr.. z. McPcPherson declining to accept the
office of secretary, 1t was
RsSOlUsd, That Hon. n. D. sperry, Of Con-
necticut, be appointed In his place, and that be
be also member and secretary Of the execu.
tive committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, 1t was
Rs'olrsd, That an advisory committee Of Ave
be appointed by the chairman, 10 have its head
quarters at St. Louie, for such purposes and
with such powers as the executive committee
may deem 1t eEpedlent to confer upon It.
The chairman appointed as the
g. RxRCUTIvE COMMITTEE
VIM. NJ. Clahin, OF Massachusetts,.
Marcus l.. Ward, OF New Jersey.
@. V. senter, of Ohio.
8. A. Purvisnce, of Pennsylvania.
John B. Clarke, OF New Hampshire.
ADvIsoRI COMMITTEE:
James II. Lane, of Kansas.
s. H. Boyd, OF Missouri.
&c. Cook, Of Illinois.
D. B. Stubbs, of Iowa.
Thomas Simpson, of Minnesota.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the chairman OF the committee
be also treasurer.
On motion OF Gen. Lane, 1t was
ReIOlved, That the chairman be authorized
and requested to correspond with the President
Of the National League In regard to the PresI-
DENTAL campaign.
The committee then adjourned.
HENRY ]. RAYMOND, Chairman.
N. D. sPHRRT, Secretary.
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GOLDEN SENTENCES.

.r"THE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO
DIVIDE THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION Is
rAsT.n
IL SHALL NOT RETURN 10 SLAVERY ANY
PERSON WHO rs FREE BY THE TERMS OF
the PROCLAMATION, OR BY ANY ACT OF
CONGRESS-"
al PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLEmNLY SWEAR TO HEScEFoRTH FAITH
FULLY SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFEND
rHE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
AND THE UNION OF THE STATES THERE
UNDER.m
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
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Hon. HENRY J. RAYMOND left this city fol
New York this morning, having completed the or
ganizatoh OF the National Committee, Of which
be is chairman.
Rev. DR.. WIEsLow, who was accidentally
drowned in the Potomac q few days ago, was form.
Maryland.
Capt. c. ii. BRIGHTLY, 4th United States In
tantFy, who was lately wounded in battle IN Viz
ginia, died at Germantown, PennsylvAnia, on Wed.
neadAy.
Gov. BToNE, of Iowa, Rev. DR.. Breckenridge.
and PAFson BrOwnlow are at the National
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NEW YORK, June lO.-At meotIng of the
Associated Banks 10 day, q resolution to deposit
$25, ,0O0, 900 with the U. y. Sub-Treasury. and re-
ceive In return BlI per cent. certificates. was
lost for want Of a unanimous vole-38 voting in
favor and IA agSnst 1t. This will not prevent The
banks voting in the Affirmative from deposit
Ing the money, and 1t Ia probable that this will
DO done, while somo OF The banks who voted
negatively may yet sign the agreement
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FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS Elisha II.
Allen, envoy extraordinary and minister pleni.
potentiAry of his Majesty Kamehameha, fourth
king Of the Hawaiian Islands, had an audience
with the President yesterday, presented his
credentials and was cordially welcomed to tho
diplomatic circles of-Washington.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

new York Stock List.
By the Peoples Telegraph Linea,
Ohicea-6Il Ninth street and corner PennaylyAnlA
avenue and Sixth street.
l. nf.a

Boston, Jane 10.-Early this morning flre
broke out In buildings Nos. 10 and II Rowe's
wharf, occupied by Messrs. Lewis, commission
merchants. The building was nearly destroyed,
with a large assortment Of cotton, nour and
West India goods. Tho loss is estimated at
$4,000, which is mostly insured.
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GEaAr BILLIARD MArou.-The great billEa

GREAT BILLIARD MATcH.-The great billiard
tournament between Dudley Kavanagh and
William GOldthwalte, for the championship
and fvo hundred dollars a side, took place In
New York on ThuTsday evening" Il com
menced at 8. 10 O'Clock, and ended little after
l O'Clock q. m. GoldthWAite led throughout
up to KavAnSgh's last inning, when the latter
made one hundred and 1fty.slE, and won by
seVenty.ive points.
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PHILADELPHIA, June l0.-The Sanitary Fair
Is decidedly crowded to-day. At noon to-day
the vote for the sword stood as follows: Han
cock, 4le Meade, 332; Grant, 25; Mcclellan.
24i sherman, /; Warren, !.
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A HANDSOME DoNATIoN.-Mrs. John T..
Heard, one Of the ladies at WIllards' who have
been so actively engaged in distributing straw
berries and other luEufies in our hospitals, re.
ceived this morning through Peter Harvey,
Esq, OF Boston, hye hundred dollars, contrib
uted by tho ladies OF that city for this humane
inject.
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Rejoicing at Nashville over the UnIo
Nomination..

NASHVILLE, juno l0.-The announcement of
the nominations made by the Baltimore Ma
:ionSl Convention was received here with much
enthusiasm. salutes were fred and Andrew
johnson made an eloquent national speech at
the St. Cloud Hotel, amid great applause.
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KNOX Us. BLAR.-In the House yesterday
the resolution Of the Committee of Elections,
declaring that Francis T. Blair, Jr., is not, and
that Samuel Knox is, entitled to seat as repro
sentative from thesixth Congressional District
of Missouri, was adopted by.a vote OF yeas 70;
nays SO,
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BANKRUPT BnL.-The vote by which tho
bankrupt bill was defeated in the House, was
reconsIdered and the consideration Of tho bill
postponed 10 the next session.
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A FoREI6N LoAS.-The Secretary of the
Treasury, his visit to this city, has fayorably
entertained certain offers for q loan from Eng
land, Holland, and Germany, and he returns to
Washington with the purpose OF accepting
them.-N Y. Times.
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Nor WoUSDED.-Gen. W. T. H. Brooks, iu
the command of Maj. Gen. (Baldy) Smith,
reported wounded, has not been rounded we are
happy to be able to state.
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From For. MOnros-A Denomination en-
Petersburg.

FoRT MONROE, june 9.-The steamer John
A. Warner, Capt. Cone, from Bermuda Hun
dred, has arrived. All was quiet at that place,
but there had been movement In the direc-
tlon Of Petersburg, and some firing was heard
In that direction. Result not known.
Nothing later received from Gen. Grant.
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On the I'd instant Gen. Averill was reported,
at Harrlsonburg, to be at or near Jackson river,
in the neighborhood Of the terminus OF the
Virginia Central Railroad. The point Indica-
ted is little over fifty miles from stauuton.
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bAHED FOR EURoPE.-Among the passon-
gers who sailed from Boston on Wednesday for
Liverpool 10 the steamer Asia, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison, hisS Mary Harrison, and MisS
Berry, OF Baltimore.
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"CoUsN PHILLIs" is the title OF an interest
Ing novelette,, published by Harper & Brothers
For sale at Frsnck TAylor's bookstore.
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A FIeHrIsG WoMAN.-Bridget MCCARTHY was
arrested yesterday, by Ofioer skinner. upon the
charge Of assaulting Mary Mitchell, by beitlng her
With club, In Wards Row, Island, en- b street,
between Four-and-a.hslf and Third. She was taken
before Justice Boswell, who fined her &c, and re.
quired her TO give security to keep the peace.
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n Diseases OF tho Nervous, Seminal
Urinary and Sexual systems-new aud rcliHM
teAtment-in Reports OF the HOWARD ASSDE.a
TlON-Sent by mail In sealed letter GnVClOptt
free of charge. Address, DIR. j. SklLLIH HOU,,.
TON, Howard Association, No, south ar
street, Philadelphia, Pa, m23-lY
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The Promenade Concert at the PrssI-
dents Grounds.
A delightful programme OF music will be
performed on the President1 grounds this af.
ternoon, under the direction OF Professor Fran
els Scala, band-master,
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stcK IN TEE STRKET.-Yesterday afternoon
Patrolman Tucker, of the sixth Precinct, found n
boy named Edward J. Fallon, who was suddenly
taken sick At house on Seventh street. A hack
was Immediately procured and the child conveyed
to the home ofits parents on @ street,
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A PHYSICIAN IN TRouBLR.--Thls morning
Dr. John Dear OF Prince Georges county, was ar.
upon the charge OF insulting a lady, who is tho
wife Of man named VIM. Deokerty. The Doctor
was driving his zig on the Avenue and beekouCd
for the lady who was near. He was taken before
Justice Giberson, and stated that he did not insult
the LADY whoie husband appeared against him,
nor any other lady. The Doctor gave bail for his
appearance on Monday at ~ O'Clock.
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BMovEMENrs nd REAL ssEsTATR.-James c.
Mcclure sold, Yesterday, six lots on Seventeenth
street, between M and N streets, to y. s. Wilson,
for twelve cents per foot. Lot at the corner Of
seventeenth street and Rhode Island avenue, I,
at L street north, near TwentIeth street 10 IHmSS
Carpenter At thirty-two and half eent6 per foot
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RETURN OF SECRETARY CHASE.
The Secretary OF the Treasury returned from
New York last evening, and was at his post OF
duty again to-day.
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The TBACHBRs' INsTITUTB.-This Institute,
which was established several = onths ago for g.
benefit Of the teachers Of the public schools Of Inc
city, held itA asst meeting on yesterday afternoon
The conductor, z, Richards, Ftq,, delivered The
closing lecture which was replete with interesting
ateounfB felaNre TO the success Of the enterprise
The percentage Of httepdanee on the part Of the
trAchers was about so. This was reduced by the
continued absence OF Eve or six OF the teRcherr.
The oonduotor expressed his gratitude to his lei.
loweachers for their kindners and 90 the trustees
OF the puhlic schools for their frequent attendance
and co one cration.
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G,-Calvary baptist Church meets every
Sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, on Fifth street
between and Louisiana avenue. Service Mt /
A. NJ. and * p. NJ. Seats free. Rev. r. n. How
lett, pastor. ianlG-Ll
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A CoLoRBD VRAoo.-A black pros titulc,
named Emma Jane Reardon, was arrested last
evening BY PAtrolman Weeden, OF the seventh
ward, on the charge OF drunkenness and dlsOrdcrly
conduct on street, between Four-Rnd-a-hAlf and
terror TO the peaoeable inhabitantS Of the leland
whom she often diBturbs by her bacehanAllan
orgies. She was taken before Justice Boswell,
who fined her ela So, and sent her to the work.
house In default OF payment
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ETPresbyterian Services Will be held
every Sabbath until further notice, in the school
house at the corner OF Third street cast and A
street south, Capitol Hll) at II o'clock a. m, and
Z p m. ml0-eySAt
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G5- The Next Regular Meeting OF tho
Board OF Trustees OF the Public Schools will be
held on TUESDAY NEHr, the l4th instant, at ~
O'Clock p, m.
jeii.st RT. MoRsELL, Secretary.
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PASSING CoUNTERTEIT MoSEr.-Abraham
Kaufman, German lad, who is q elork in hts
brother's store, on PennsylvAnia avenue, near
Third street, was arrested by patrolman HIoCol-
gan, Of the 7th precinct, upon the charge OF at
tempting to pass q counterfeit note on a man
named Joseph GapAlia. He was taken before the
justice, and gave hail in the sum of 1900 for hi
appearance this afternoon, Tho note was ono OF
the two dollar denomination changed to a fTty,
and was rather well done.
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IL fNa ana ran ~ isinnd haIi.-
Church will hold their Festival at the above Hall
commencing MONDAY, MAY 80. The beat Band
OF Music In this city has been eugaged for the Oc.
easion. The Piano 10 kindly furnished by Mr.
John +. ellis. AdmisslGR IS cents. Season tick
cts, one rerSon, 50 cents. Family tiokots, GsnFoa
Sl,00. my27.2Ws
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rEH.oengIsg.tionaI al worship viii b. held
TOMORROW, at the usual hour, in the Union
Lesgue Rooms at i9l Ninth street Seats free.
~ Sunday, at , o'clock, Mrs l. Smith
will speak on the Capitol Ground (lor the Iss;
tme) under the influence OF God, whose wAyA are
higher than earth. Subject, "The siSns Of the
Tlmesn All arc invited by God. je0.2t'
ETPresbyterian Services Will be held
every Sabbath until further notice, in the school
house at the corner OF Third street east and
street SOUTH Capitol Hill at II o'clock a. M, and
4p' M ml0-evSAt
D,-CaIvary Baptist Church meets every
Sabbath the Old Trinity Church, on Fifth street
between L and Louisiana avenue. Service Mt /
A: NJ. and * p. NJ. Seats free. Rev. r. n. How.
lett, pastor. jsnlG-tf
~ Dedication. THE dedication servIvss
and D streets, Island, VIII take plac' SUNDAY,
the lalh Instant. Three Herylees-lI O'Clock a. IT.
senate Of the United states O'clock = n by W Rev @
W. 7. D. Clemmj 8 o'clock p. M, by the Rev, John
LAuahAn, d. D. The public are invited TO attend
fee. ieg-gt
70 The Ladies' OF the Island Hall FaIr
Will walt on customers wishing to purchase At
private sale on MONDAY AFTERNOON, alter >
O'Clock. They offer a Hne assortment OF LRdlcn
smoking Capa, SO. The voting on the silver Tea
Set will close this t'sturdAy) evening, at IO,I
DnExcelsior Union Club"-REtIficg-
TIoH MEETIEo-The next meeting OF this cub
Will be held at the Union League Rooms, 4Sl Ninth
street, at 8 p. m. on MONDAY, the 18th instant
Revolutions will beintrodueed endorsing the nom!.
nations of Abraham lincoln and Andrew Johnson,
for President and Vice President.
Several members Of Congress from New SO.k
have consented to be present and address the cet-
ing, A full attendance Ia requested.
The Executive Committee meets at D. II.
$. SEYMOUR, President
GEO. ID. EOLEsToS, Secretary. jell-5!
~ Meeting OF the Union LeaRuss-h
grand rally of the officers and members Of all the
Councils will be held at Union Hall upper story
OF Union League Buildingl, No. A8l Ninth street,
on MONDAY EVENING, June 10, 90 mako Er.
rAn6emontG for general Ratification Meeting, to
be held on Wednesday evening next. A full 6nN
punetual representation from all the CouneIlB In
the District Is requested. Fer order OF
A. G. RICHARDS,
d. P. HOLLOWAY,
J. r. ELVANs,
GEO. f. MCCLELLAN,
J. S. BROWN,
GEO. W. KELLOGG,
Jell-H Committee OF Arrangements,
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- Peoples TeIegrAph.-Nsw W First CiRt
LINES, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, md all
important points. Warrington OGiccl: REPUr
LICAN BUILDING, 6lI Ninth street, (,Is1l tlt.,.
and corner PennHylyanlA avenue and sixth ri'
under National Hotel.
CHARLES u. MOVES
feblB-t Manager Washington ptEtfigt.
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jeII-2t

"Excelsior Union Club."-ThIa Club Is
composed Of Union citizens OF New York, reading
temporarily In Washington, Regular meetings
are held at o'cloak on MONDAY EVENING OF
each week, In heUnion League Rooms, lsi Ninth
street, between d and u.
Every loyal New Yorker Ia invited 10 Join the
Club, and aid In the election Of Lincoln aud John.
son. SILAS SEYMOUR, President.
GEoROE D. EoLEsToS Secretary. lell-tI
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~. Ratification MeetIng-A mass meet
inB 70 .Atify the nominations OF Abraham Ltuo1h
M IoI tIee..ent and Andrew Johnson for Vice PFeal-
ueht o. the Snted States, will ba held the south
MING, June IT, ,ssI 1nSer Se ,bs SnIpteeT oT tis
Union League OF Assricn
Able speakers will sidTesH the meetinF. md ap.
pTOpriate proceedings be had, All are inyItsl 10
attend.
NATIONAL ENECUTIVL COMMITTEE
Hon. J. NJ EdmundB, Hon. J,W EnFney
Hon. Green Adams, w, r. IrSip
W. o. stoddafd, Lewis Cleph,pc
Rev. Byron Sunderland, Hon. d. p. HOiI,v,,
j. S. Brown, George W. Kellogg
Hon Joseph H. Barrett, Hon. Geo. W. McLlclNl
Hon. A. W. Randall, Hon. VIM. =. Dole,
Hon VIM, A. Cook, Hon, Edw. A, Rollins
Hon. A. q. Richards, jell-td
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NOTORIOUS BLOCKADE RUN
NER CAPTURED.

Acting Volunteer 1t. VIM. D. Eaton, COM
mAndlng U. s. steamer Admiral, reports to the
Navy Department that he captured the notori-
Gus blockade runner Isabel on the 2sth Of MAY.
She was attempting to enter the port OF Gal
weston, Texas. She has made upward of
twenty successful trips between Havana and
Mobile and Galveston. The Isabel endeavorcd
to run away from the Admiral, and did not sur.
render until after receiving two broadsldes at
short range. Commander Eaton says "eyery
shot hit," but ho does not state what damage
was done 10 the weasel. The firing with small
arms from the deck of the Admiral drove the
men away from the wheel Of the Isabel. One
OF her crew was wounded and had bis left arm
amputated, and three fingers OF his right hand
taken OF. The Isabel was one of the three
steamers that run out OF Galveston on the
night Of the 3oth of April last. The Isabel had
a cargo consisting of powder, arms, percus.
sion caps, hardware, and merchandise, some
portions Of which was thrown overheard during
the chase. The prize has been brought North.
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Accordingly the Guards wished the Governor at
Willnrdo this afternoon and src being entertained
al dinner as we go to press.