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THE New MONITOR TuNxrs.-The light.dratt

The New MONITOR TUNxIs.-The light.draft
iron'clad gunboat Tunxis, lately built by Messrs
Raney Archbold, at Chester came up 70 the Phils,
delphia Navy'Yard on Monday morning She is oneef
twenty-five vessels Of her class for building which an
appropriation was made by Congress. Three CT then
have been launched two OF which built at Boston, are
failures The Turks on the contrary, Is complete
success. She made the trip from Chester TO the Navy
Yard, distance OF sixteen miles, In two hours aIo
twenty minutes, with two knots OF tide II her favor
which shows an average Of rather over five knots a.
hour. She began the trip with twenty two pounds o.
steam. anc ended with thrty-fve. making litytwe
revolutions per minute This is not at al her full e.
pacity. The Turks Is 225 feet long and measures
about five hundred tuns. She has her armament spd
everything else board and draws only feet one
inch of water. In her turret two guns Iince
and one l50poundcr rife She has double engines ane
two propecrs She is very strongly built. very com
pact and In many respects great improvements
the monitors heretofore built. Commodore Tsrney
who Is superinteuding the construction Of naval vessel
In this district brought the Turks UP this morning.
and is very much pleased with her performance She
steers beautifully and although very little above tho
water her deck Is perfectly dry She Is ready FOR Ger
vice. and leaves this Afternoon for Washington Shell
by Lent. Commander George Bacon al
officer OF ability and experience. lPhila Bulletin.
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A grand demonstration of the colored people
Of Memphis, TENN, took place few days since. The
participants marched In procession. with music and
the 2d IT, S. Colored Light artillery, Capt Iambert
Speeches were made by Gen. Chctan and staff The
presentation address was exceedingly well delivered by
Miss MANDY Roberta coloTed.
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IAdyeItisement1

PHYSIOLOGY - Woman Culture, Beauty OF
Womanhood. How to Preserve H. HYGIENE Advice
Moral Mean. Marriage. Roman Skulls and Roman Charao
ter The Influence OF Food Man Stomach aud Brain
Body and Mind In the July No PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL
2oeis by 6r,t post. Newsmeu hayeii. FOWLER "ELLs
$40 Broadway N. Y.
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COMMITTED SUrcrpB.-Early yesterday mon

COMMITTED SUICIDB.-Early yesterday morn.
ing the feless body of Mr. Israel T. Cohen was fonnd
hanging by handkerchief to the pantry door OF an
apartment in his residence. No 100 Ludlow street.
Some weeks since he was attacked at the corner OF
street and Second avenue. and beaten and
robbed since which time he has been rather lowspis
tied Deceased 40 years OF age, and leaves wnc
and several children Coroner Wildey held an Inquest
and q verdict VI suicide was rendered.
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DROWNED. inquest was yesterday held
by Coroner Widey on the body Of Alexander Pnrvis,
who was found yesterday in the water at the foot OF
Morton street, Deceased was carman. aged 30 years
native Of Ireland and resided at No. l72 West Tenth
street
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IN -k demand for meats resulting from tho further sd
vance In Gold there q scys market The market
rules steady to-day under bk inquiry for prime HOGS
The following range Of prices: Best grades Gdtc Ord
nary medium, loi ollie. stn Hog, lot6itc. Inc shvan
for The week amount TO 10, Joo.
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TAdyer,isementl

THE JAPANESE POLsH.-This convenient
excellent article threatens to supersede entirely me use
of blscking s ulster uncqusled it Is easily applied and
is cost is Hng The Polish be obtained wholesale a.
the agency No. IS William street and at retail oil any oil the
l.a zoe dealers
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CITY ITEMS.

Music IN THE CENTRAL PARK.-The Central
Park Commissioners announce that cornet band VIII
play on the lake at the Park Wednesday the 18th
inst. commencing at ~ o'clock, p. m.
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The owners Of the cancelled bonds scrip issued
BY this company are requested to present tho same
Tor conversion into scrip stock Certificates VIII be
Issued for scrip shares. with SEQ paid. The company
viii prepay the bonds due LIST March next (S257ooV
presented prior to LIST September with accrued interest
and y cent premium There are s33,oOO OF bonds
duo Feb 90 ls6s for these the company offer to pay
y cent premium.
Tho following is statement of coal trans
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lAdvertisement.l
u. s. Bonds for sale at current rates. U. 5.
Sizes Of ss-SoVs and oOGs U. s. l04Os-l0s 800, and
COOS u s. 520t-yO0s and COOS. year Certificates
900 and COOS AZ general rule these securities sold
Of market rates saving the purchaser the brokerage Thomp
son Brothers, corner Of W all and Broadway
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R.e.infa NJ Produce.

JULY n-lo 500 bbls Flour 600 bb Corn Meal 20 bbi
Whisky, 1000 pkg- Provisions 40 pkg" Lara INV pigs
Butter, ~ pkga Ashes, 600 pigs. OIL Cake
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head lat woek and with sos head sverase per week
yer ana wS yeaesay md s
3756 head compares with S7 head last week and with
4o4s head the average week last and with 7s head
at market one year ago
THE OPENING, OR PRINCIPAL DAY, OF THE MARKET.
Monday July 1.-THE market opens this morn
Ing with little over 700 head OF bueeks In the sale pens
This Ia than twice the number on sale last Monday.
There also sold here and at Bergen Friday md sstur
day about 900 more and there w probably be enough re-
bead With such supply in an excessively hot July day 4,
on The report Of the at Albany last Friday said
The owners OF beeves cheerful countsnsnces
thi, week The comparatively light supply las, market day
and the consequent dmuuon In shipments 70 New orb aud
Brighton enabled dealers In those markets TO work of all the
.S hand .s sss SH s 70 the
Sssvanse ID live Teisst ;sssd at s opening hs;
hands. the Eastern bought very little q. yet a.
though there Is TO believe that they need foil average
tbs. q lad week with large sprntns Of sles mostly in
Whoever bought these for this market at the price, naed
are decidedly siet to-day particularly the .oei Of inferior
while really quality e quoted at 7dsc b. his ciss.
Bale TSsrs are good many aisileaf.d c"e Which
cutter with heat and sell lower tan they would u the
day cool Mesns. Starr Reed, Government agents.
bought shout 40 head for shppius Of best grade
B Ps.s Of tAs lse D. live weight and The other, By the
That msy be taken the top price tho market except
few fancy Cattle TO- supply butchers whose customers de-
market The trade has not been lively at sny tine during the
day. and IL the afternoon it Ia particularly dull Some mt
q lie they iasi buy It G"y 20, t it os IN
will have to give way bsfure the cosc Of the market
cIosiEs DAT OF MARKET
Taesdag Jpy Ths has been very hard eIo,;,, d.v Of
the market for drove Fortunately for them very .w Cat
morning We suppose thO sod to-day have brought about
the same price ss they YOU'D last night lat god
Yesterday morning and the trade has dragged along ali day.
eay win be seen that Tie receipts the weed within
a.se for no, week IN July present. prices u we have the
ans supply week II 10 likely shall have IN conse
auence Of the In Maryland that blocks thai route we
hall zee 3 further decline.
n HOWL ABOUT TIE HIGH PRICE o. BsKr"
We received the following letter, which rive In
correspond with figures bpneysd to tho paraUsphs
To the Editor Of ihs ". y. Tribune
SIN think you hAye done The Western farmer great in
ostice In your reports o. the Cattle market ul
Why should there he such reeaDt cy your ptper 10
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NRW.JERsEY ITEMS.

SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT.-The authorities at
Washington having refused to credit substitutes fur
nshed, on the deficiency Of the last draft supple
mental draft for Jersey City was concluded at Newark
Yesterday forenoon There deficiency of 62 men.
10 nh which l24 names were drawn. Among we'll
known citizens drafted are the Rev. Spencer Rice h.
r. Randolph Robert Gichrst. jr. 5. A. French. late
Provost. Marshal deceased Conductor WIN. Coulter,
aud IA. w. Col-ton, reporter
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Lieut. Brownell of the Regular Army, the
ayenger OF Col Ellsworth. is On hapay account ~
III health
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PREPARING TO AVOID DRAFT.-A meeting
Of the citizens OF the Sixth Ward OF Jersey 'Cty was
held on Monday ngt at which committees Of prominent
citizens were appointed raise funds for procuring
volunteers In anticipation Of call in order 10 relieve
the poorer classes OF citizens.
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SUS-STRoKEs The following cases Of sun
stroke were reported yesterday;
James Ioughton an Irish laborer, died at his iesi
6ence No. 66i Water street. Deceased was aged ~
years.
Of Broadway and Fulton street He was taken 70 the
Second Precinct Staton.House restoratiyes applied,
and then taken home.
William Lines found insensble at the corner OF
Prince and Elm streets. Taken TO Bellevue Hospital
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ACCIDENT TO JOHN c. HgENAN.-A train re-
turning from the recent Ascot races in England came
in collision with another. several persons being killed
and wounded John G. Heennn was one Of the passen'
GERS He looked out Of the carriage window Just before
The collision and seeing that it was inevitable sprang
out falling on the ground very heavily and receiving
severe injury to the spine. lie had suffered from CON
slant succession Of tits up to the last adTcos from
England.
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SUPREME COURr-CHAxBEH-JuLr R-Beiore Jusueo
BARNARD.
DIVORCE CASE.
Solomon A. Champln agt Sarah A. Champin -.
The parties were married in lSib, and the Issue OF
such marriage two aged respectively IL ana
years The plaintiff charges that at different, times during the
and subsequently the defendant had proved unsh
u marriage and committed sdntey with one Jos
Il. Nicos
There was no defense made and the arefeee
take proo upon whose report the Court granted the PLAIN
till decree Of divorce.
A CASE OF CONTEMPT OF THE SPECIAL SESSIONS.
VIM. W. f. Howe brought up one Ann L. Ncii,
On writ Of habeas CORPUS from the ToInbs TO which place
,he was committed by the Court Of Special Sessions lat r
day for an alleged coniemp, In refining to DO sworn wit
ness in an assault and battery case go -, o., ..
IL sppars that Justice Connolly desired Miss Nell TO
ee e hand upon the Bible and be sworn when she stated
She had conscientious sompes against swearing ana no
Court Of the counsel 20 the contrary not"h
standing committed her to the City Prison, In refusing to De
90 sworn. -- g.. -. &,
Mr. Howe con.sndrd thu, the whole commitment was ~
guaf add that CONT Of Special Sessions nor pes
Court Of Record had power 10 commit Tor contempt m
Jnare Barnard holding that the commitment was not sum
oont DISCHARGED the pfifonsF
DECISIONS
Henry Eyre agt Samuel j. Becbe ct al.-Moiion
Granted with $40 cost, jaime. Dayton 1t al sgt Abraham
icsernan.-Mo,en granted john Mccormick azt orlando
T. Dorrnsn ct al Thomas VI. Bease sgt Hamilton Ne,u r,
a. Basurto sgt Lewis SchlcsingerMotions denied pshei
Maes art Levi. schlenzer-Refsrsnce ordered to t,he
roof OF fact and report, Ia habeas corpus ior avs
charge Of Ann ONcLThr commitment wholly deieeHFe
Ia every respect. The Prisoner 10 discharged
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N.,vvopx DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. 1864.
ready not only to support the Government but in case

ready only to support the Government but In case
Of an emergency TO forward and stand shoulder
to shoulder to repel and annihae the invading foe at
present devastating our sister States Tho Secretary
Mr. C. Spring made motion to the effect That TINS
club stands ready at the call Of the Chair to assemble
at headquarters for the purpose Of organizing home
guard to assist in protecting the city from riot and dis
order in case should be necessary to send the militia
out Of the city," which was unanimously carried. MI
A. Stevens addressed tie meeting in English, explain
ing the principles Of the Republican party TO which
especially all foreign born citizens should belong for
the that the South well as the North may DO
open to emigration and white labor enlargng thus the
chances Of finding homesteads for ALL lie predicted
that at the end Of this Rebellion this country will be in
reality the land Of freedom.
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TwENTY-sIcosD WARD.-The German Lin.
coin and johnson Campaign Club ofthe Twenty second
Ward on Monday night had a large and enthusiastic
meeting at their headquarters No Cs7 Eighth avenue
Mr. Adam Roediger in the chair. who addressed the
meeting at some length the present unhappy state OF
our country urging the memben TO DO prepared ard
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They came by the following routes: Erie Railroad. 9i
Hudson River Railroad. 35; Harlem Railroad 1i7 New
Haven RaIoad IS; Camden aud An.boy Railroad. New
Jer,ey Central Railroad 2s5 By Hudson River boats 7Os
foot Is. About 100 were in The yards on Monday.
LIST OF DRoyRRs
The following the OF droyers,
sgnees principal drove and whore tho cattle
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-JuIr 1-BefOr'
Judge BETS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuLr n.-Before
Judge BETS.
RETURN OF PROCESS.
The Marshal this morning made return OF process
ALL served In the following cases. VIII Pardon A. Bur
ingsme sr the schooner Eclipse, her tackle &c Conrad
ompertz agt the steamship Liberty, her machinery, Nc
Ayr. entered and ten days time given to answer
Henry Taylor Raining agt the cargo and freight OF os
Northern ght-Deau taken and reference ordered Heny
.gt the steamboat A. L. Gray her tackle @c-Case
settled Mary r. Lake sgt the schooner Sswaset her
lc-AppeaIa nce entered and one weeks time gwen 10
answer.
THE MARSH CASE
In the matter Of the application OF Philip b. Marsh Tor d
charge from custody.
The Court rendered decision on the demurrer
by the petitioner 10 the retain TO the
order holding the return to be suppressed
Theteupon the counsel for the petitioner riyerses the
az tL Government raising whether the subject
Of application In the tay service OF the Govern
msn on I'D Of March last when the srrest was made
Eyideuce was ordered TO be taken on his issue.
MI classy the petitioner; MI Blake for the Govern
ment
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TrRn-JuLr ll-Beior
Justice MoSCRIEr.
DECISIONS

Charles w. Scof,ld agt. Edwin Brady.-Order
sruli.J. Sigmund siulIrmer sgt Phihp frankenhen.,
Fr,derck T. Betis John VI. BacheI-Motions granted
Rosalio v Dcses at samuel Cne-Motion denied with
81 costa papers in Clerks otieel
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
The Court met yesterday, and adjourned FOR the
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The total number this week 1855 head compares with 1881
head a week and with 5079 head per week last
year and with 3s4 for the corresponding week year ago.
The number sold yesterday and day al the principal
4o45 head the per week last ycs and with head
At moi
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THE MARSH CASE
ms,., of The ,nnIicaiion Of Phlp b. Mersh for o dis

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JuLr l2.-Before
Judge Belts.
ADJOURNMENT FOR THE TERM.
The Court was opened and adjournment ordered
sine die.
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THE SHEEP MARKET.
Rroeipta hi. Mrek.....ll.I1i.

Receipts this week.....li,I3L
OuoTArIoyaIhe following reports Of sset OF sheep and
lambs, by several ofihs sheep brokers who sci coni'
sion will give The average OF Price, per head this week They
:, sheep: 49,. Siaee Lspb..,.........loial2c
M hS.5. ,SPPy Of sleep and lambs Tbs
pose this owing TO the advance Of wool tho pe bad any
them IL, wesnpposc 1t must be owing . the disposition
OF people to eat more mutton and lamb IN hot weather.
few end but few OF the sheep have been taken OF market
By farmer. lhs advance ,Ppes' to aaee, old sheep more
had auyhing with tho advance One OF the reasons
gwen ior tho advance Is tie disposition Of farmers hold
ate aud held h believing , they could them back
to the country aud hold for m higher rates. butchers woud
not scede to their forms The Consequence Is that the batch
have hsd TO up to the rack We find sAle Of Mich
sn sheep, estimated a, 2 H. for delivery tomorrow at &c.
These are not but boned sheep
IN fair order Tho same fses now curFeHt anticipated
Lambs small lots choice are raed at l2c ON In fair
lots, of svenge weight and quality for nsanee lot sc 20
eot ,ue as e a, thew .ra se sAf .o pS,
the trade Il more likely TO be ia isvos Of tho butcher
T. H. Hume Sheep broker at Brownng. sold l,7;s sheep
VIVA d. Behs sold l79 Ohio Sheep at sc H. and sl2 New.
Jer.ey Lambs at 90 81 T. head Tie Lambs - 80
OBren McGraw report sales a; their Sixth market
Of zis shssp and a Ii at 80 81 zach
sales by Keso bloPberson Judd Buckins hsm A. Van
Vert John k Ma 8. ana ID o .'If 40
900 at sc IS COZ 50 I2 SO at So sost 90 g. lso at
ss 15 80 Is o. 900 at IS 80, $50 & 7 At - rs 100
at 81 %, 100 at ~ 50.
FROM Ohio-Wm. Hamilton, lI9; H. Downing ?ll.
From Illinois,. q. Mccoy. 451.
From lndians-G. w. Dewey, $40. q
Prom Mchigsn-Clsrk Newman. III.
From New eisey0eorse Gilmore. vi John Cornell 792
~. Tobin %; b. Lawrence 10; Richard Bells 3l; Hunt
sweuey IS A. Brown II w. ID. Snyder ~; j. O. schomp,
81 Andrew Robbins. 3l9; Petcr :. Bells e.
SHEEP RECEIVED BhIRs's
From New ork-Ssmuel Beciwith. 81; C. Gum Hen.
ry Purdy, ts George l. spicer 81 Jsmes Lghtbody T.
From Oho--R J. Halsiead POI J. s. White Co., ga
From linois-Csp,. II. EeGraw Bros 423i J. q. Nc
Coy, 352.
from NewJer.ey-wnllam Labor 20, c. will. 10
THE SWINE MARKET
Receipts by Railroads, to witt Hudson River Railroad
7asl Erie Railroad, 57A: Nsw-Jersey Central Railroad
4SzDi Camden and us5oy Railroad, soTotal 10 Dos
QUOTATIONS.
Live Weight Dead Weight
Western corn.ed Uogs, y BILL ala IA ala
Dis.illeryfed Hogs ~ ....loidii IidH
There no material alteration the market day
pared with last week either az regards prices paid de-
handed The quotations given last Tuesday sustained
up Friday when there slight resk down in the
bet which deIreon continued Until yesi.rdsy. when owing
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The Norwich and Worcester Road will pay,

Annexed is a statement Of the receipts oil inc
Racine Mississippi anu orthern Illinois Railroad for
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The Standard Fire Insurance Company have
declared semi-snnual dividend Of p cent, free Of
Government tax. payable on demand
The Pacific Fire Insurance Company will
pay Cd demand a semLannual dividend Of y cent
The Merchants Insurance Company will pay
on demand semtanrual dividend OF 10 y cent free Of
fax
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
FoR rHK WEEK ENDING Tuesday. july u, 1864
Sheep and
seere,. Cows yesls Lambs. Swine J, I0 tsl
These were sold at The following Murte. Plaee.;
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BELLE ISLAND, RICHMOND Va. Feb. 8, 1864
Mr.. u. r. HrcncocK, No. Wall street, New York
sY-Fcarng your sou would be anxious TO know where
we are send you the names OF the men captured With
me at the time OF the attack Bachelors Creek out
posts, NewberD, NJ e., on February aud now Ia
encampment at above address. Respectfully yours,
JOSEPH GAVIN, Quartermaster Sergeant,
One Hundred and Thr,y.secona New York Vols.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY .sEcoSD NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS
Company A.-sergeant Richter; priyatss Hofert and
Waller.
Company B.-Corporai D. Schmidt privaes A. Wander.
beck L. Cook, W. Edwards Joseph Gavin quartermaster
sergeant; Sergeant w. ~ Niles.
Company C-Privaios Smith, Hcieruan, Braines and
Fnegan.
Company D.--prvates Richtcnsein, Wolf Slit, Nc.
Govern, Muller. Hamilton aud kreeb.
Company E.-prvafes Gardiner, Kane, Thompson,
Priest, Keegau and samuel Reynolds.
Company F-Corpora Smith; prvatcs Gribbon, Free
land, Burke, Carroll Shields. Soper.
Company G--privates Bushmiii Goss, Sederer, WACO.
man, Rafferty,, Dennis, Butler, kearney, Moroney
punning.
Company H-Private Coffee
Company i-privates McLane, Smith, Price.
Company k-SerRcant Ford; privaes Hous man, Davis,
MCGOWAN, Garvey, McCarty, Wilson, Stricken, Collins,
Clifford
ONE HUNDRED FisrY.ErcHrn NEW YORK voGuSrEKis
Privates r. Murray, John Wilson.
SlSErr.SISrH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
Privates Jones, Kirkman.
Private Buckley, Company r, One Hundred and Thirty
secoud New York, was left behind, wounded In arm.
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The Tolls ora Coal.

The railroad and canal companies only awaiting The
adjournment Of the Legislatures Of Pennsylvania New
York and New Jersey to advance their present enormous
rates OF toll The COST Of transportation railroads
net exceed and quarter cent per ton per milo on
coal aud yet the companies are getting nearly thrce
cents rer per mc aud netting from twenty five 10
ffty per cent dividends The only safety for the public
Is the passage Of general law IN OF the states limit
ing the Of toll coal Az both the Penusy ivanis
and New Jersey Legislatures are about adcurning the
press must act promptly Al act Is now before the New
Jersey Legislature 10 limit olls-but the railroad power
holds A. The Delaware and Rartau Canal Company have
already advanced their coal over lsst nearly
forty per cont. ONE WHO KNOWS
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military Anairs.

tENkhAL UHDERS-NO. ".
HEADQUARTERS, SEyESryrIRsr REc'T n. Y. 9 N.G.,f
Nsw YORK, March 10, 1854. {
In accordance with division aud brigade orders OF this
date this regiment will parade Tuesday the 22t ins
Ia fatigue uniform with white gloves to
unite with the civic authorities the reception OF the
Sixty second New York Volunteers on their return from
the seat OF
The line will be formed In Broome street right on
broadway, at quarter past O'Clock r. NJ precisely
The field and staff will report TO the Colonel, one
o'clock, NJ the armory. The band non commissioned
stat aud companies will the ground TO tho Al
jutant at one O'Clock. BY order OF
Colonel D. L. TRAFFoRD.
JoHS r. LvERxoRE, Adjutant
DEATH OF CAPTAIN EDWARD GoRMAS ONE nus.
DRED AID sEvENrY-FIFrH n. s.v.
Captain Edward German, lete OF the One Hundred and
Seventy dfth regiment New York state Volunteers died
OF consumption In Brooklyn AZ two O'Clock yesterday
morning Deceased went out 10 the seat OF war as
tain 10 the one Hundredih and Seventy NTH regiment
New York state Volunteers h en- commanded By Colonel
NJ X Bryan, OF Albany. lie served under General
Banks, and was always regarded an excellent aud
valiant officer lie extensively known In this city,
aud highly esteemed for his genial disposition lie was
true specimen of an Irish gentleman and soldier The
funeral will take place Tuesday next at two O'Clock
from No. So Washington street, Brooklyn. The members
OF the One Hundred and seventy fifth regiment al present
10 the city are invited TO attend the funeral.