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hanging around the shady or loungng lisessy
on po.ches ard balconies. 1t wGs certainly trenel-
dous wag of the world that brought this great change
about.
The arrival Of part Of Gen. A. j. Smiths command
few DAYS ago from Red River created quite sensation
II was then that had the first opportunity of noting from
personal observation the feelings entertained by the
men regarding the Red River expedition and its results
Whatever palllang circumstances there may be con-
neoted with the conduct Of that expedition will no
doubt be brought to light at the proper mei but 1t
cannot be denied that the opinion held by the soldiers
of the commanding General and openly expressed, is
such as is far from conducive TO either the discipline or
success Of the army.
Three divisions Of Smiths went on up the river
yesterday 20 cooperate with the gunbcats in driving or
capturing the Rebel battery at Columbia, Ark. which
is endeavorng to establish blockade at that point At
the same time division Of the nth Corps Is ordered up
from below TO garrison this place. The condition we
find ourselves in since these recent acquisitions to
forces is plenty of but nothing to do When or In
what direction our next will De made is matter
Of muoh speculation. but yet all plans for the future
exist IL at an in the heads Of those who do the think
ing for this Department. 1t Is not improbable that we
will have a short season Of quiet. II.
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Arrival Of the Steamship Fulton.

Steamship &C. S. transporD Fulton, Walton,
commander from Port Royal. s. C., June H. ll:30 A.
H. to Major Stewart Van yet. Quartermastcr. has
rived
The Fulton brings home the regiment DE Kab, 4lst
n. Y. Vol. Col L. Won elisa their time Of service
having cxpired 18th inst passed the q. s. sloop OF
war Saratoga. at anchor off Port Royal.
Purscr AicNianns OF the steamer Fulton reports:
Deserters are constantly arriving within lines.
MajorGen Foster had recently made minute inspcc-
tiop OF the Notifications on the coast.
June l6 p. H.. OF Cape Hatteras, passed a side
wheel steamer having in tow brig and schooner bound
south; also passed L. s. steamboat bound south
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Arrest Of Prominent Navy Contractors
Their Incarceration in Fort Warren.


For some time past select committees, ap-
,ointcd by The authorities 1T Washington, have been
Investigating matters connected with navy contracts AT
tis port and as result of their Investigations. two
members Of the firm of Smith Brothers, dealers IN hard
ware at No l02 Federal street were arrested ycster
day By the military authorities their store taken posses
sion of and they sent 10 Fort warren.
This firm has been engaged ever since the commence.
meut OF the war in furnishing supplies OF all kinds TO
the Navy Department under contracts, and II Is well
understood have made large sums OF money by the
same Their transactions have attracted great deol
of attention and particularly referred 10 by Sen
ator Grimes Of Iowa. in recent speech in Congress. IN
which the firm was directly charged with swndhng the
Government In connection with prominent ctlzcn 81
Charlestown formerly State Senator aud now holding
very important and lucrative appointment Ill inc
Navy Yard.
II il stated BY those who have investigated the mat
ter that this gentleman accustomed 20 noty the
Hessrs Smith when supplies would probably be needed
for his Department and when the time arrived a. which
was necessary for him 10 buy, the firm had so Tar
aned the control OF the market for the articles wanted
thai they were able obtain large advance upon the
original cost la this way each ono helped the other
and all were enabled TO profit greatly,
The latter gentleman was not included IN tue party
arrested but last evening made call ut the house Of
his business partner who has also held prominent po
siton In the Navy Yard. but was yesterday notified
meyer 10 come inside the walls VI the Yard again.
Whether any more direct action will be taken Is not
yet known. 80, g.. , -,
dne In great degree revelations made by former
member OF the firm, who had gained an Insight into
their transactions and was not disposed To keep his
knowledge 10 himself The senior member OF the firm
Franklin W. Smith is the gentleman who at the recent
Russian dinner in this city presented to the Emperor
Alexander through Admiral Lessoffsky, elegantly
bound volume printed for the occasion. contain
inc sketches of Boston and other interesting reading
before described IN our columns
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DIE ID.

cooK-on Saturday June s Israel Cook in the Goth yesr
Of his age. 1851. go.
The and friends Of the family aso those Of his son:
naw Charles Denison requested to attend the funeral
Monday afternoon o'clock from his late residence
No. so West Nineteenth street
GrLLESPIE-On Sunday June 3D. James Gillespie aged 81
years. ........ -
Fsueral services the residence Of William Oton. No -
London terrace Monday at O'Clock p The remains
will be taken TO Geneva for interment ..Il4
HUMPHREYAt Tompkinsvile, Staten Island Saturday.
June 49, Of consumption, Frances wife Of George 3.
Humphrey OF this city.
Tie relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend The
funeral her late residence third cottage south Of Dr.
Htchcocks Church. Tom kns Tuesday al
o'clock Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for inter
ent Boats leave this foot Of Whitehall street every hour
Carriages will be In waiting at Quarantine Landing upos
the arrival Of the O'Clock bosL
MANN-sudden'y at Bowsy Bay near Astoria Long Island
Sunday, June 49, 1854 Sarah Eliza ouly daughter Oh
Charles and Eliza j. Mann and uspddaushter Of Jere-
iah and Sarah l. A. Dodge aged and 10 monthA
Funeral services from the house Tuesday at 10 o'clock an
The remains win be taken NewPaz Landing for inter
uent ....s....I
WEST-At Fast Orn7c N. j., Sunday, June 10 Fannie
r. youngest daughter Of Joseph d. and Harriet j. Wet
wRIGHT-In Brooklyn, Sunday, June 10, John B.
Wright, aged &c years. ....
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FROM ARKANSAS.
Smuggling to the Rebs-siigh Living with
the Oneer~-The Rcbs Well.Clad-
Boots AL Hats.

Cores pondcace C. lhe N. Y. Tribune.
LTTfE Rock, June g. 1854
A flag OF truce arrived here yesterday from
Gen Fagan's headquarters nj Princeton. with two
kn, and one from Milwaukee. Wis. They were taken
on the Saline when Lost train Of go wagons. &C.
John Adams, Rebel quartermasier. formerly Of this
city, was the bearer Of the flag. lie cotton specula
tor from Little Rock 10 Matamoros and has professcd
Union men engaged with him within our lines and
partners of Rebel officers the other side, to keep IL
nom being burnt The Rebel Gen. Fagen devotes most
Of lie time 20 cotton matters. The two gentlemen who
brought in by the flag Of truce a. citizens to be ex
changed and were with the Rebs many days. say the
Rebs are not Quarter As bad of for food is generally
reported They receiving most everything that can
be had at Memphis through smugglers ana pay IN col
ton and protect 1t To the Mississippi or Sece's lines
AZ sample these gentlemen say that the Reb oeetr'
live a. well at any frst-cass hotel East To their
surprise they found the breakfast table fine mnckerc
picf led saInon Goldfish balls oysters. pure coffee
pigs feet sugar cured hams &C. At dinner they Lad
pies from canned berries peaches lobster canned turkey
and chicken canned muce meat and desserts Of all kinds
Of nuts u be found at our hotels. The Ice cream was
only hacking 10 make II a city picnic
The flag Of truce was detained bve miles from our
CITY where many Of tho friends Of the Rebel quarter
master allowed permits 10 see him, and his VIE
who lives city permitted to be with him dur
ing his tarry.
The Rebel army In the trans Mississippi Is now re-
specially clad and have hats and shoes They got them
through smuggers from Memphis ard report says some
OF our naval officers familiar with oil OF H. but cotton
on The brain closes their eyes ARGUS.
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TIE TENNESSEE, SRAR NEW HOPE
CHURCH. June 5, 1864.
Beyond continued skirmishes with the ene-
ny on our front nothing worthy Of special mention has
occurred Gen. Sherman has too much ssgacity to st
tempt to dislodge the legons Of Johnston from such
natural impregnabe Notifications he has selected
since Shcrmans military science, coupled with the do
termned bravery Of men, drove them from Resaca
There ia tree in front OF Gen Harrows 4h Division.
18th Army Corps which is called the fatal tree Eigh'
men were shot alter another, soon as they I'D
yanced to the Inflated tree 10 take secure position be
hind its huge trunk. Seven men were shot. when q
board was placed there with the word Dangerous
chalked upon it, The Rebels shot the gudeboard into
fragments and n sergeant took his place behind the
nDsuspecting tree. In less than five minutes two
mimic balls pierced the sergeants body and he fen the
eighth martyr beneath the shadow Of the tree OF death
We discovered this morning of daylight that John
sons entire army had evacuated their stronghold In oui
front retreatng from New Hope Church and Pumpkin
Vine Crock toward the Chattahoochec River. 40
worth was occupied by Gen. Stoneman's cavalry with
out much opposition the evening Of the 3d. This Is
considered point q great importance, being on the
line of the Atlanta and Chattanooga railroad. IL will
probably DO made depot for our base OF supplies as
soon as the railroad Is opened.
Our army ia under marching orders, and u, great
contest canno be delayed much longer Tho enemy II
is expected viii make stubborn stand on the north
bank Of the Chattaboochee Atlanta IS strongly forti
fed.
this viii not impede our progress. J.EH
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The Central samiinry Eair. 49,,

The sales at the Sanitary Fair amonnt 20
s6DOO0 and the contributions in cash 10 $3.50 o ihr
Fair will not be closed until the sch nai. Nearly I'll
the employees OF orr manufacturing es adjustments
have contributed the proceeds OF day. ibor nose
OF the Jefferson Wooden Mills near this citr, rave
raised g. 400 which is the la ges collected from
any one establishment in this way in the State.
The sword vote on Saturday night stood as follows;
Meade, 24ls; Hancock. l.402; Mcclellan, leo Grant,
100; scattering, o.. Total. i,32.
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Defeat OF Gen. sturgis-Periinacityo Of the
Negro Troops.
MEMPHIs. Thursday, June Z

MKMFIIIs Ihursday, j une TO, Ir'f.
Another body Of seventy stragglers, from the
expedition Of Gen. sargs got in here safely last night
Among them are twenty negroes. and each negro
brought back his gun and accouterments with lim.
while most Of the white troops lost all theirs Two OF
the negroes were wounded In their legs near Guntown,
but Notwithstanding marched nearly one hundred
miles. and brought their guns in with them.
Gen Sturgs has been relieved from command
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Am usements.

Mr.. Robert Heller wooed the public last week
with new programme, and won successes surprising
his previous experience Neater necromancy than that
which he displays in the earlier part Of his entertainment
has not been seen his panof performances in the
second part really rank among the best that have been
offered in New York; and the limitations Of modern su
pernatura effects at the close far superior to the
original endeayors Of the inventors to turn their
spiritual pretensons into utter ridicule Mr. Hell
ers second programme win be repeated every evening
this week, and probably for many weeks to come.
At the Broadway Theater the engagement Of Mr.
F. s. Chanfrau continues prosperously. "Our Ameri-
can Cousin at Home" represented Saturday for
the last time and Mr. Chanfau viii introduce tonight
two familiar and popular pIeces--"The Toodes- and
The Dcbutante for bis performance in each Of which
he has an excellent reputation
The engagement Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Florence at
the Winter Garden closed last week. This evenings
Davenport the stage manager. who win appear as
William in "Black.Eyed Susan" Mr.. Davenport will
be assisted by several volunteers among them Messrs
G. c. Boniface and f. Lamb who win take part in
Robert Macaire." Miss Lolita dramatic nugget
from California and Mr.. Robert Heller. On Wednes-
day evening performance will be given for the benefit
Of the Mississippi Valley Sanitary Commission
At Walack's Theater a variety Of popular plays are
announced for the week. THE Hunchback' will be
repeated tonight On Thursday the charming little
comedy. "The Bachelor Of Arts win be represented
for the first time this Friday will be Rose
daie's" l2ith night
Aladdin" at the Olympic, and bel Demonio" at
Niblos continue to attract large audiences.
At Barnum's Museum. Miss Major Pauline Cush'
man relates thrice daily the narrative of her adventures
in Rebel territory while secretly serving her country.
The public is reminded that her morning appearances.
at II O'clock may be witnessed without extra payment
The dramatic entertainment for the week consists OF
two popular comedies" Love in Livery" and The
Phenomenon In Smock Frock"
The juvenile troupe at the Holman Academy Of
Music. No. 7ao Broadway will represent Beauty and
the Beast" and Wanted Family" every evening this
week. The principal characters will be sustained by
the two Misses Holman.
Fallons Stereoptcon viii be exhibited at Irving Hall
every evening, and Wednesday and Saturday after
Moons. New views, foreign and native. have been
added to the collection.
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Libel quit.

BOsTON. Saturday. june t. IeH
1t is stated that Mr.. +. l.. Norton, navy
agent at this port has commenced libel suit against
tie propretors OF The Boston Post claiming damages
SOS 600. The alleged libel is for duplicating Mr.
Norton in connection with Smith Brothers IN TIE Posts
account of the arrest of the latter for frauds in navy
contracts.
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The Government Loan
S2OO.OOO,OOO.

| $500, 100000.
| THIS LOAN rs AUTHORIZED By Act Of Congress Of
March sh 1884, which provides for its REDEMPTION m
COIN period mo-. less than ten than forty
from its date, at the pleasure of the Government
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION FIVE per cent interest is to b
paid semi. annually IN COIN
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN are received BY the
National Banks in United States in such currency
other funds are taken by them deposit at par.
IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TON adds from three per per to its vslas.
THE RATE OF INTEREST on this loan, although bot
FIVE per cent coin much greater in currency the &
ference between the market value Of currency and gold
ASA RULE the Ave specie securities of all solvent
governments always par above, and currency now
funded in the National Loan will be worth its face in gold.
beside paying regular and liberal per cenase to the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT of this loan h I've
Hundred Million Dollars. The amount Of subscriptions 70
ported to the Treasury at Washington, 10 over
S7O,OOO,OO0. ... ...,.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the TRzAsr
unsR OF THE UNITED STATES Washington, and the A.
srASr TKxAsunxRs at NewYork Boston and PhladelphA
and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or NEw-YoRK. No. 4wal-st.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or NEw YORK 23dst. Brdwsy!
THIRD NATIONAL BANK o. Ngw.YoRK, No. Nassau-st.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEwYoRK 81 and % Pne-se.
FIFTH NATIONAL BANK of NEW York, No. 3ss 3dsv.
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK or NKw.YoKx 6thav. BrdwAy.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF New YORK. No. 363 Broadway.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK OF New YORK, No 24o Broadway
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK, No II Duanest
NATIONAL ExoHAsas BANK NEW YoRK. 1874 Grwickst.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depos,ares Of public money, and all ..,
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS ..r
country ctns agents Of the National De-
positary Banks will furnish further information on appcs
ton, and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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9uerial Notices


Citizens, Association Of the Sixteenth Wsrd.-
meeting Of this Association will be held in the new Rooms
Of Association OF 9th aud sths on
WEDNESDAY EVENING next, 22d inst at y O'Clock, for
bnsnes O'Clock, addresses will be delivered BY gromi
speakers All citizens Of the Ward are cordially In
'''''' LIZ GRAND LOCKWOOD, Presidents.
EDWARD P. CLARK, Secretary.
Union Association, 21st Ward.-A meeting Of the
above Association will be held THIS EVENING at Ebbse
HAIL. IS West sd St. y o'clock, All Union citisens ar
invited 20 attend and enroll their Nance.
JOHN A. LIVINGSTON, Chairman.
A. NJ. CoYFry. Secretary. --- q
Horticultural Association Of the American In:
sfitute-An Exhibition Of Ornamental Plants fowers and
viii be held the Rooms Of the Institute IN the
Cooper Union Building Tuesday, June 81 during the r.
eoon and evening Members Of the lnst with theax
ladies are invited Admission free B. c. TOWNSEND,
JOIN w. CHAaBERs Rec. Sec Presidents
Aid for Sick and WOuuded Soldiers.-ORATOR-
ICAL AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT In aid OF the
Relief Fund Of the Ladies' Home U. =. General Hospital
corner Le1ingtonsy and 5l at the Academy Of Mnsie
THURSDAY EVENING June % ls4 The Hon; uEOhok
OPDYKE will preside The following distinguished Orators
viii address the meeting: The Rev. Dr. FOSTER the Rey
HENRY WARD BEECHER, the Hon. IAMES II BRADY
n. Rev. =. r. CHAPLIN Prof R. D. HITCHCOCK. Music
by Grsiuss Seventh Re sment Band Tickets III No TO
setyed seatA
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Advertisement.
.JEPFERs No. 573 Broadway.-Ladies' and
Childrens Doors SLIPPERS, BUCKLES. Bows, &C.
Also Gents SLIPPERS. JEFrERs, 573 Broadway
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Thursday, June TO- ls6i
me steamer Pioneer, from Vicksburg, arrived
to-day with 40 prisoners on board She was fired into
with muskets at four different points on her way but no
damage was done.
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and several members Of his staff also arrived here few
DAYS since from Vicksburg
Weather is sultry. and has been for last fortnight
showeIy. }. ID. q.
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En.ersainmcnt. Thi. Day and Evening.

Entertainments This Day md Evening.
For location Of and time Of eonmeneessnf adrer
tsements in other column, Of this papv.
wALLAcK's THsArER-TLe Hunchback.
NfBLos GARpKy-Bel Demonio.
OLYxPIc THxAr.a-Aladdin; or, The Wonderful Lamp.
BROADWAY THgArgR-The Toodes-The Debutante.
BARyUxs MU-EuM-Love in Lvery-Phenomenon In q
Suock Frock-ais- Major Cushman.
IRVING HAILr-falons stsreopticon.
595 BRoADwsY-Heller's Demoniaocl Performances.
HoPK CBAPEL-Holmsn Troupe-beauty and the Beast
Wanted Family.
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Imp ortnnf Arrest Of Government Swim.
oilers in ROsfon.

BOSTON Saturday, June 49, 1904.
Smith Brothers, hardware dealers and naval
contractors. No. lG2 Federal street. were arrested
yesterday and to Fort Warren. FOR Swinding the
Government.
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In CONSUMPTION AND ALL PULMONARY Com
REMARKABLE FACT.

THE CoLroy DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
No ~ Bond IT, who originated the nathetic Of tho
Nitrous Oxide extracted teeth during the year pas, for
ONE THOUSAND rnKEE HUNDRED AND yIFrEES PERSONS,
wtbou, single failure with the gas the slightest Ill effects
attending the operstion-a fact which establishes beyond dis
pue the superiority of the chloroform and ether
Dr. CoLroS has carried the Of the gas to such peec
lion that large number Of the leading dentists Of the city
s.nd him their patients for Teeth Extraction.
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rhe P;,,,bura SANITARY Fair,

The Pittsburg Sanitnry Fair.
PTTsBURG. Pa, June 10, 1864.
The Sanitary Fair closed last night-a CON-
pie te success. The let profits will exceed $500 0CO.
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mARRIE ID,

sHANKLAND-LEAL--On Tuesday, Jnne a. at tbs ress-
deuce of The brides father by the Rev. Mr. Cray the Hon.
William H. shanklsnd of Syracuse. to Mrs. Lucy heal.
daughter Of Dr. c. King Of Honesdale, Pa ........
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PROM GEN. sHERMAN's ARMY.
skirmishing-The Tree Of Death-The
Enemy Evacuate Their Fortihcatious
-Johnston Expected TO Stand on the
North Bank Of the Chnttalsoochee.

From Our Special Correspondent
HEADQUARTERS DEPAPARTMEST AND ARMY oP)
TIE TENNESSEE, SHAg NEW HoPE
CuI,Rcu lime 1894. y
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ALL FIRsT-CLAss SRwING-MACHINEs
For SALE AND TO RENT, by
Hicks L COMPANY, No. $50 Broadway,
Three doors below Broome-st
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FROM NRW.ORLEANS.
aav1nps % Juno 10 via tho mississippi.
Tn

n Avlpps % Juno ~ via tho mtssissipPf'
CAIRO. Friday June IT, 1854.
The Steamer Olive Branch, from New-Orleans
lstA Instant has arrived
TAs nsvs u unimportant.
N olive Branch fred into at Columbia, Mis-
slsdpp. BY mnskotsy. without injury.
Tho ooaored people Of New-0reans had grand
emancipation celebration on the 18th.
The steamer Columbia from New-York had arrived
The steamer Morning Star started for New-York on
tho morning Of the 18TH
Among the passengers by the steam transport Thomas
A. Scott for New-York. was Gen. Franklin, sun
suffering from his wound received in the Red hiVer
campaign
Cen MoCIernand WIS still at New Orleans
Cotton was buoysnt with fair inquiry ana very htse
on sale Ordinary 1885,; low hiddhns' u oiesi
@, Middfne. o. O60sl 0s. Very little Sugar or Mo-
lasses Offering fair to good Sugar lsic.i prime MO-
Iasses go Cotton report for the week ending june TO-
-Middlins o. oe0sl o6; Liverpool Middling. 81 030
o. on; low Middlng 81 OlSsl o.; good Ordinary, see
ooo; Ordinary s50s6c.; Sales this week, 1900 bales
Exports this week s777 bales Estimated stock. SO 900
bales.
NEw-OKKAss Saturday. June II. lS64.-The market
h almost bare of cotton. closing firm at above quota
tons. Receipts continue very moderate.
RUTsoS MAURY, IT,. Cotton Broker.