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SHERDAN'S VICTORY.
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Despatch from Secretary stan
Ten - General Dix.
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Names Of the Rebel Generals
Killed and Wounded.
CsntirusdN Pursuit Of The Rebels BY
Genera Shsridan's Fcress.
-.--~... ~>a~-~-~->~-~
The Enemy Toe Ouch Dener-
alissd 90 Fight.
DETAILS OF TIE BATTLE
ss- Ne. AA
DETAILS OF TIE BATTLE
ss. As~ A~
r.ssssssy saSssss "a Sssssss Dfs.
wn n0ssr~s1 I
v.smse-os ssIs 1-ltJts. !

r.sY.sssy sasssss % SsSssss Dfs.
wa n0ssr~s1 I
w.ssse-os sea a-Wts
sAbs sstsrs Jose q Do
,as nsysrlnsss fss luss Esss.se Ne 'eas.Hs ss
gan sasesrsss us sssslsOss saSssa q NE rsbss .,
genera snsr,ass. Csass ssss .tlcs esssss shviass
-s eros,ies ssssssy 81 stE~s Slca tes sfisrssos.
ss sscn sssspes as side u sussts,s Ne bed pgg
ssss hs rebels shny s1s SSs ne fesl -s~s
. siisossd hen "A eayssss "a souasy.
Bas.ss Fsss,. -, n. Iss4
ben Ep~- N ssssro-, Secretary % war
hsnsos from .rs fross ssssss thss army ~ss
sssssins Cedar crsss ,sssdsy % isrss '. = irsss
80 no fighting
rAs fOrO~ias na ., rsesl ssrsss sn.s sss .eosess
. correct
Generals Rhodes, Rassssr. eoraop. Perry eoss.s,
; sssdley Johnsor and faahash lee
Prom All osn learn tbs ncntss sf prisensv ~G %
DseniDats TO I've thousand
me- 'sdoaiiors ihs reess win ses nssss
ssnd short Of stanton. rtsy are srosury soo gsch
asrioralizsd 90 make Esha
JSo q. snvEssos nrlssd ~ csusssi
osoerA orsn, usssuas ne fouo-ias .s,s.ca teen
As Richmond sssassi a. yesleFda,-
ns R'eanone ss.i'.s q ths sos ss ne 'oao.'ss.-
s,ghi ripple Of s,cis~eu, sss psoducss ssse 90
ssfday oy The report thsts rAding party sdvsutng
- Gordonsyille, and uss wahp fec ~ Insi
place fbe result of an inquiries "a hsas
shr report orisrassd 10 the fact thai eary ye~asr
Asy party Of Ysusee raiders, -boee
known visited Rapdsn bridge sua, after destroy a. a
vgocsedcd TO Liberty ss, tveu m,les sbcye 81 ca
shey also destroyed
Irom th's latter place ,tsy are veasssa s ea,s Coo.
back 70 C1Ipepper
me operation ai0dsd 90 ~ the ,suOnd Sss,ssa ..
" force cent 90, preyoas 70 ito bsiae o. sopd.y
: sDvn a sIASros
!. ssc.snfy a wS
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Police Intelligence.

BcoT rtAo~ ussip uAotls --Fraps Lss.rt. tces
back, sixteen ears q agv, Lsins II EU berry sme'.,
-s csnght N the lupk stofs q Mr. JOIN BAldso, 20
Morris street late on ruesdny olshi oy ono'' Ncs'on'
or,be twenty seventh precinct L,sars had forcso an
srtrance 70 The pi4es by pryns opeo ~ind snunee
I'D then rasre the win cow wnsn issen ne sccunen
bad 10 his poskeN..nn gNsUitv II cntN "o'.n nisee"
dollars and t.yt,tA "a. pegnes, shch ~ htd sken
fgam tbe shhp. s4sl.os Hogan committee him V mo
rotnhs iot trial
A Yorxa C,st rrtv1rr .rr iartsrr - giri, ofseu
Years !, ,se. remsd caiharue wtte, rss yesterday
res,ea ~ oe.cf louey, K ~ Fourteenth precinct.
.h,r.el rth t-essrT rpen ~ ~ \ o Nrs nary VI
Rssue 40 stla,be % ne lloominsd~s hyiun, sha
.,..v,y tbersfrara wearing spnafel and : variety ct
.werv van84 ~ all a. over teo hundred dotiars ne
enrr = ry fr ne teit aGf restore portion of fto
ssien ~, pefts TIE aTceoy took place a Sc5 "a -
street fnst G. Hogan committed ~ .arine The I'm
for tflai
v nv rnfr0p ~ rHR uga ar
A. NAM tersens nistt eenfonud NJ sews -in ne
eft .uRtl ndtVNua4 who was NrpsS-ss fer
. "a ng amnnd ON. md who nause 30 rboa.e
BDsut, lAte tas nrtnca N Go r~elr.
ruVAAG q kA4As, Ia. Nta ss'ssn so~~
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IMPORTANT FROM THE PACIFIC.

The HsbsIiisn fn New Zealand Virtually
Ciossd-Nsws from Caiifornf &c.
sAs FK.Scisco, Sept 70, 1894.
Advicss rrsn r-z sps ~ 70 July state that The
var -. usliy closed. tae u tish troops gained .
sgus victory fsv days before the ID Of jay, and the
leaders of lhs insurgents we're Yielding ansondtonay.
IS ltios meetings being held all this state
Agricultural fairs are 10 progress, END oosu,pOis
largely 10 tas eAnitary commlssiou.
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THE VERY LAT EST.

n any additional details are received they viii
be published on the fourth page.
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oar Washingtsn Despatch.


BAIunoas, Sept 2l, 1904
A national salute OF hundred guns 10 bsse
ired FEDERAL HIM. BY order OF General Wallace -
honor OF Shsridan's victory.
Por0aGursB, Sept ~, 1904
one hundred guns were nred here last evening IN
~ Sheridsns great victory the rebels and
the nomination OF Colonel Ketcham
DAsBuRy, Sept n ls1o
The bells were rung and . salute Ore here tb day,
10 honor OF SbsridAn's victory.
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POVGUKTKPsIT, y. J


Fourteen bodies of the passengers on board
the Inflated steamer Berkshire have thus far been found
Two Of these were taken from the wreck yesterday.
One of them has been recognized a. tho body OF Mrs
Niles OF SpenceTtown, Columbia County and mother
Of Miss Niles who was also lot. The body Of the I'M
fortSnate lady is much dishgured by burns.
The other body that VI a man with All his limbs
burned of aud otherwise disLgured as Ia be beyond
all possibility Of recognition.
These two bodies were secured by graphing
There il not yestige Of the woodwork Of the Bcrk
shire above wateT-mark that has not been destroyed
with the exception Of portion OF the sGrbcard wheel!
house.
Both smoke stacks have fallen. The walking beam
and other portions Of the machinery are si standing
The after part Of the boat, from the paddles 10 the
stern is entirely submerged. Twenty bodies sup
posed 10 be there. They evidently toward the
stern where the Indies cabin situated. There the
re ragged Derces and there Was less chance Of escape
Those who nearest the bow which heads directly
tow ard the shore 100 feet from Nights mark. nearly
all escaped by jumping Overheard end "adins 10 hs
shore the water not being than FIVE feet IN depth
at Tint point.
At tie time Of the dsnsier those jumping from the
stern 60; iBt" deeper water, and many we're drowned
The work Of rfking and dragging loT bodies Ii soiHs
ana 1t IL thought thai man! moTc NH De recovered
this afternoon.
Mr. Riggs. pilot OF the BERKSHIRE is highly spoken Of
for remaining az his dangerous poet IA the pilot house
until he had succeeded IL running the boat ashore 10y
which brave net greater loss n life was obyiateG.
The bodies that may be taken from the wreck to-day
II Is impot sihc 30 obtain The names Of The missing
The tOt number IL missing will reach nearly forty.
but little be asoeTtained la reference Ia the
Berkshire disaster.
Two bodies found IN day. that OF Mrs Bullet
and the other that OF man unknown. The arm and
leg Of the latter burned completely OF and the face
h 40 dislgurel that II IS moi KNOWN whether lie Is
white or cO!ored. -,
In addition 10 the already reported, III old
lady named Porter. and Mary IAllIpu. the chamber
maid. and her daughter. are dead. Jhose. with =
little girl whose is unknown. make eighteen lives
known 10 b. lost.
The wreck II broken In two and the after part where
most Of the passengers took refuge from the fire and
snnk with H. u now several Feet under waer at low
tide. Preparations making 20 raise H. remove the
machinery. anu n possible find the remaining bodies.
The SAFE has been taken out IL contained 80 $50
and papers, all OF which saved IL contained
10 lst Of passengers
The men injured BY the fall II the smoiestack YES
terday st in dangerous condition aid their re-
coyery Ia doubtful.
A Coroncr's Inquest viii b. held on Monday AT Rhine
beck when the and particulars u the disaster
will be thoroughly Investigated
The story that fourteen bodies had been found Is W.
true
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Engagement Between Doblado and
the French.
peisat Of Doblado with Loss Of 1900 Men,
French Men-of-war eff the Rio Grande.

The following highly important intelligence
n taken from a private letter, from Mexico OF May
&c 1864. which reaches via New Orleans The news
soues from sources friendly to President Juarez;
Doblado with only 1900 men, very recently attacked
m ntrenched camp the road between San Luis Po'
tos and Salo hc of the place Is not given rot
far beyond Mantchnala) in which there were frenca
and Reaccionario troops to the number OF 4,Ooo In
Consequence he was defeated with loss Of 1900 men
and all his artillery He has sent to President JGarez
Ar seenforcements end it is supposed viii make another
stand at the Angostnra, we term IT, Buena Vista
revolutionary movement is brewing at Victoria
~ capital of the State Of Tamsnipas.
Gov Cortina has been made Brigadier-General.
I've FreI Oh men-ofwar are OF the mouth Of the Rio
Grsnde. The naval officer under whose command they
are ha addressed letter 10 Cortina trying 10 tattcr
him into submitting TO Macmillan, which CoTtins las
published along with his reply declining tho everturea
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rushed through the aperture with such density and fury
AZ ~ drive him back Concluding In an instant that b'
hh 20 get out Of the cabin be snffocated he madf
auoter attempt reach the deck ard succeeded thu
tine in getting one foot ont when he observed huge
wall Of fame directly in his pathway, utterly DOING
away with all possibility of escape He again retrcnted
" the cabin which by this time filed with smoke
TO make AZ an imperative necessity Tor him 10 make
another attempt 30 get out or die.
| Cropping bis way along he entered an ante-roorn u
which was window, through which he could sec dim
skyght. Rushing to It, he broke The sash. when he
josed against boy who was also endeayoriny to es
cape. Selling him, the two crawicd throrgh the YIN
dow and dropped into the water. His friend he be-
eyes was burned To death suifocated in the CABIN
lie furthermore says that he was he FIRST one that adc
any attempt escape from the cabin and he Ii positive
that after be- retreated from the companion way the
second time nothing could get out Of the cabin alive
There being quite number in then berths in the cabin
il IL feared that this genemans statement Is too trEe
Charles u. johnson, First Mate OF the baldwin, gives
the following statement:
On arriving at the scene lowered boat. and showed
out toward the fire. Had gone but short distance,
when picked mp two men. Went on a little further
toward shore and took a woman or island (hlrs.
IIanford). Her little boy, when she jumpod on stood
the stern Of the burning steamer crying " Mother
save mel" The last seen Of the 1tle ielo" lie was III
the Aanes
Proceeding 10 tie shore we took thorefrom large
number who had reached the beach IN safety. Was
told by one OF the passengers picked up that but
few minutes before the river abou him was filed with
Human bodies, hanging 10 chairs and Otner supports
but they had disappeared before We arrived.
j. Il. Van Listen, pilot Of the steamboat James W.
Baldwin states that the fire was first discovered on
board vi the Baldwin, when opposite the stone quarry
tao miles above New.iait@ on the west side OF the
rIver Ii growing brighter and brighter. supposed II
Ia be Che reflection of the head light of locomotive IL
growing brighter and larger supposed II "a be the
railroad depot at Hyde Park knew the Berkshire was
behind time
On rounding Crnm ElhOy saw that The flames came
nom the Berkshire could distinctly see the yes
sci from that point Put on all steam ana hurried 10 the
spot arriving there after the beissgTs Nas ssho,s
At the same time the river filed with human
beings We succeeded Ia rescning large number
and lay about two hours. doug al that We could 50
Walton proceeded 10 khincbeck and landed G0 or 10
Of tie unfortunates together With the body OF hoy
The scow Hunter IL now IN the vicinity 81 the wreck.
dredging for bodies The lost steamer belonged TO the
Hudson Steamboat Company; was huilt last spring for
SlOlOOQ but would have been worth now double that
amount. She is Insured for about 5000 Nothing can
now b. Of her but her skeleton machinery and
chagTed remains.
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SAN FRANciscO. lLursday, juno Y Itt.
letter from Mazatlan, dated May y, says
held BY the French.
Several regiments of the Church party have gone over
10 J1arcz.
Great attention is being given 70 the culture Of cotton
IN Cnaloa by American capitalists
Tie reorganization Of Mr. Lincoln by The Baltimore
Convention e1gies the greatest enthusiasm among s
friends IN this CITY and throughout Tic State.
Flags fying from MANY houses. ard . mass meet
ing Is IN progress this evening 10 celebrate tie event
Mining stocks are improving; Gould and Cmry Is
Red today a; $500 10 SAGE
AStlsi cargo of Chinese goods was seized to-day
many Of the packages were found 20 contain smGsg.ed
oI-sns-
Advces from China 10 pri % cay that the CliaeGe
G0vsrnmtsr has notified its officers in the Iuarsj1a
provinces Ia admit rfsscls 20 their ports waicb
threaten AIuerlcaI, cOumefce.
Tie 10y Iists Lad liei Will a severe Tepulse hom
fbe " Rebels near Ss.ochow
hong Kong ADD Kiahsbing bad faIlsD into It's
stsnds Of the lDpeiLhtG
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titled 10 aseat Representative OF the Sixth Con
gressi0nal District Of tlsi State.
Mr. GAsscs On. - urged pcstp"nement OF the
case, ms General BAR ~ now in the Ned. 49,
Mr.. BRooxALL (l'n.) was tired Oh hearing MAJOR
Generals called here nom day 10 day on bending
qnestions II should he stricken from the rom az u was
utterly impossible for a man holding military conmis'
sion ~ retain a seat here.
Mr. DAWES of Massachusetts hoped tho gentleman
Qroomap would not bang Mr. Blair nrst ana t,{ nm nm
afterward. lie Oawes) proposed to proceed with the
Nevertheless he desired every man 10 nave iar
hearing.
involved not only the sitting members right TO seat
but the merits Of the original election IL seemed to
him that the case woud be postponed out OF courtesy
10 man actually Ia the field. At least he should have
an oprortnnity 10 defend hnsef and 10 due 10 him.
tina, fho House should iuly investigate the subject
MT UPsoy Of Michigan said that the House was as
fully able TO determine the question now as at any other
time.
The House refused TO postpone the consideration Of
the question by vote OF ~ Ia ~
Much confusion and disorder prevailed during the
proceedings.
The SPEAKER repeatedly requested members to set
good example Of order 10 the visitors on the oor, ana
he suggested that those who persisted in loud
satiOn had better retire ~ the oOakToo, so as not To
disturb the legislative deliberations.
Mr. DAWES (Un., Mass) sustained the report OF the
Committee.
Mr. Brown (Dem Wis., as one Of the Committee,
said that there was no legal testimony which justified
the majority reporting in favor OF Mr.. Knox.
Mr. GAssoy (N. W, member Of the Committee on
EftiiohS hHiu ttht wv th'cti"h % ~ "h't"Di
Blair Is or il not Major General IN the service had
nothing do with the adjudication Of this case IL
was not before the Committee. WHO we're called
upon consider only whether the sitting member or
the contestant received the largest number vi votes.
Mr.. DAWES (Mass.) replied TO Hr. Brown (Wis)
The House then voted on and adopted tho resolution
that Mr. Blair is rot entitled 10 seat az member for
the Tst Congressional District Of Missouri
Tho House next decided by vote of 20 against ~
that Mr.. Samuel Knox IL EMIT eel 10 the seat.
DAKOTA CoETISrID SEAT.
NJ IA rtiis contested election
cGss from Dakota--the resolution declaring that VIM
Jayne Is not bat that j. T. s. Todd is entitled 10 the
seat as Delegate from Dakota.
The subject was discussed, but no vote taken. Ad
journcd.
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Miss MAJOR PAULINE CusnaAs.-In com

MISS MAJOR PAULINE CUsEAAN.-ln COM
pance with an invitation from Mayor GuntheY, Miss
MOTOR Pauline Cushman paid his Honor visit at the
City Hall yesterday morning She met with polite
and cordial reception. and introduced 10 several
prominent gentlemen. who called there on bushes.
After glancing at the portraits IN the Governors Room
and looking In al the Aldcrmcns Chamber. Miss Cush
man returned 10 the Astor House. Miss Cushmsn il a
brunette with large dark eyes dark her. and pleas.
ant coEncnance. She dresses elegantly is yeiy fluent
in conversation. and having been frequently before the
public actress she hAs great deal Of self CON.
msnd in the presence Of digniaries.
We hear that Mr.. Stephen Massett gave
selections fom his Drifting About" before the Pr-si
dent and Mr.. Lincoln ut the " hite House." Wash
ipgton. on Tuesday evening last IL was entirely
private
The DRLApLAiNg EsTArE-The sale of this
property is adjourned to Thursday. the 10th ns when
that portion OF the estate reserved comprising lots
om Third avenue to the Bay embracing 200 feet of
water front. will be sold by Al. Blocker, Son Co.
SURGEONS SENT TO THE FR0yT.-Dr. James
T. Wood has received an order from Surgeon General
Qnackenbush. of NewYork State. to send five surgeons
and their assistants at 10 White House TO assist in
taking Of the wounded. Drs. Alfred &. Post.
james l.. Little. N. G. Hustled. Thompson Newman
and their assistants. left for the front last evening.
THE NINTH REGIMENT n. Y. S. M.-Among
many Of the militia regiments Of Ncwiork that hayo
become renowned by this war for daring and bravery
none stands ahead OF the old Ninth The number Of the
ehment alone Is significant and IL hated by the Rebels
when they remember tho obs mate fighting spirit Of the
Ninth Militia. Tire Ninth Volunteers (Hnwkins), the
Ninth New .icrsoy The Ninth PeDnsylsaDir and any
number VI other Ninths too numerous 20 mention. They
Of the frat II the 1rs Of any State rcgi
ments 10 offer their services 10 the Goyernmrnt and
when they cn!istGd IL an equal footing with the
volunteer organzaton--ior three years. On many
bloody field in Virginia have the soldiers Of The glorious
Ninth fallen; ana IN many Rebel dungeon have they
spent their last hours They left TINS City 100 strong
the 9TH dry Of Nay 1861 and have sent officers home
this CITY several times recruit THEN thnned ranks
The Ninth al arrive In the city 10 day The old mem
bcrs met last evening to make arrangements for the
reception Of these The report reaches ths
city in advance OF their Hrr that only 20 rank and file
and ~ officers come back 10 rect for while in their
own household Il Is the duty Of The citzons and au
horiues Of this city to give this regiment hearty wei
come
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PHILADELPHIA Sanitary Fair.

PHILADELPHIA Friday june 10. 1854.
The Sanitary Fair is densely crowded to-day.
At ~ O'clock the vote for the sword stood As follows
Hancock 4ls; Meade $50; Grant, %; Mcclellan. "a !
Sherman ]; and Warren |.
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CITY ITEMS.


Tor i.afon Of ,o,' asi tin, Of com-ene'neAt ddrsr
As,msHs "a other ooi.nAs Of nuiaJ>n
WAIIAcgs IHEATER-Aos..aie.
WIgIxg OkKDKs-IlTc- MsTi.d-Fn DiAyolo.
.IBLos GARDFs-Bei D-nonio.
OLgxrIc 1sglrKR- Aladdin; OF. The Wonderful Lamp
Bso.pw.Y THssrka-Duf American Cousin AZ Home.
BAssras MISUNDERSTANDING an PEieesecTc;s Of state
nis. MAJOR tushinsn.
lRviss HAIL. .iOn S,ereop;iron-
385 BkoApwAY-tiellrrs DsnnoniaSs Performance.
fioyE CaAPkL-Honssn IFogp--soananbu.A
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Fire in BOSTON.

HOsTON, Fridny june TO Itt1.
Early this morning, a tre broke out in build
ngs Nos. 10 and u Rowes Wharf occupied by hessrs
Lewis, commission merchants. The building was
nearly destroyed. with large assortment of cotton.
-four and Wesi India goods The lose Il estimated at
e.. CO... which is mostly insured.
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Baitiniore Convention Nominations at
Nashville.

NASHVILLE, iTiday, juno TO- Id4
The Baltimore Convention nominations were
received with much enthusiasm. saluies were fired
aud Andy johnson made eloquent national speech at
st. Cloud Hotel amid great applause.
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lfidver,isemeBtl
PHYSIOLOGY,

PHYsIoGNOMY, PHRESoLoGY, PHYSIOLOGY,
ErHsoIosY aud PsrcoIoGY given with Illustrations In
THK PHnssoLoeicAl JouEsA- June No, by first post ID
cents III, Nee. from January TO june only 10 cents In
u,ure the price ~l be "a year and % cent. number
FOWLER WELLS, No. 80 Broadway, N. Y.
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Sixth Ohio Volunteers.

NASHVILLE, Friday June 10 1864.
The 9th Ohio Volunteers will arrive to-day,
en- route ~ the North to b. mustered Of service
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Elnnd in CoInrGho.

DENVER CITY. Thursday. june 9. lr'd
Another food on Cherry Creek washed away
several buldngs and caused damage TO tie amount Of
Si000O.
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Advertisement. |

Gen. Fremont's acceptance gives rise To
widely diverse comments bat the exoelsree Of KksIs EAT
India CoFVEs l. tbs theme Of sniycf.< praise. Sold by ell
0roc.rs "a % cents pr pound Al Cor kEyTs No oiNei
genuine. General depot No. iA R-ide-st.
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DIR. CHEgvER will preach in DR.. Rce's
Church. Fifth avenue corner Of Nineteenth street on
Sunday evening. at a O'Clock. /" The Normal lie
ments of Christian Unity"
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Adve ,'isemert
!, geo REfRiGBRArORs, from 81 80, OF
r.. ID. BArsyoRpis Cooper Institute
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FROM HAVANA.
Correspondence Of the Associated fisss.
H.yAya SATURDAY.

Correspondence Of the Associated PIsss.
HAVANA. Saturday. june 4, lsti.
Since my last, nothing has transpired OF IN
srres The English steamer FROM Vera Cruz will be in
tomorrow on Monday.
From San Domingo we get no news. Sick and
wounded continue to arrive. bat little fighting is re-
ported
The affair of ArrUees continues to excite an intense
interest Every is talking Of il, and forming each
his solution but generally agreeing that tie United
States will be true o its boosted power Of protecting rs
Dag and those who seek shelter beneath IT, and that II
win claim the man. The negroes Of the expedition nc
captured and freed (over 900 10 be turned over to
Zaicreta as slaves the plee that The capture WIS
Negsl. Various reports are flying around that other
expeditions have been successfully landed the past
week, but they do not have al appearance OF truth
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,,,x Fremont md cechrane

An Adjourned Meeting Of the FREMONT ,IIIR :, =,
City OF New'fork win be held at Hope Ckp,l NJ -
Broadway, on MONDAY EVENING ne.t aDs Il, a
ococs Tor the purpose Of organizing the city s the cmi,
Ing to be held IN the Cooper Institute In afewdsys a..
tce OF which will be given All the friends of he Cls
attend. ''f"ssSo 70
BY order Of the Executive Committee
EDWARD GILBER1 Presa.,,
+. GnLEr, Secretary.
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Corner stonc.--The exercises Of laying IN. corner.
stone OF ue We. yam Methodist Church " the Pilgrims. The
Rev. s. A. BAKER I.sto corner OF $sthst and ethav,
were adjourned Thursday a In consequence OF the
storm, SABBATH. June H. at O'Clock y NJ The Rev.
DR. BURCHARD The Rev, ALFRED GOODMAN, The
Rev. VIM. ALVIN BARTLETT, The Rev. Prof MAT
1lsUN and other distinguished speakers are expected
participate n the ceremonies The public are especially IN
yfeA
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUE ltscOrRI CnSTrsryn arATa

Mr. DAWES (Mass.) called up the Missouri
contcse detection case and the rcp0i In regard 10 Il ~
the Committee Elections concluding with resolu
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CHURCH ASyIvEsARY.-Prof.M Madison ccle
braies the sixth anniversary OF the founding Of hi'
Church In Forty lrst street tomorrow morning and
evening.
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