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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-27

Anlusemeuts.

These are the last days of the regular theatri'
cal season the last days at least. of the season OF
Wallack's Thcater which, in the absence OF definite
ideas on the subject at any other house establishes the
rule for the whole city. The Winter Garden Is already
closed but viii doubtless be opened from time to time
for casual benefits At Niblos the termination OF the
regular season was announced some weeks ago. The
performances haze however continued without inter
rupton and may perhaps be carried through the entire
Summer Possibly, Mr. Wheatley, with the change of
programme that lie contempacs may proclaim still an
other season. The Olympic, also is about TO end its
second nominal season. and, We believe, introduce a
third, with English opera for the attraction.
The last four nights at Walacks viii be given up to
light entertainments Tonight "A Bachelor of Arts
viii be repeated and Thursday all will end well with
the one hundred and twenty fifth representation OF
"Rosedalc.' At the Olympic, Aladdin" will be per
formed every evening this week. Bel Dcmonio" ia
announced for ak nights more at Nibo's Garden II
will be followed by The Dukes Motto, in which Mr..
whca'le! will resumc his part OF Lagardcre.
Mr.. L. 5. Chanfrau's engagement at the Broadway
Theaer continues only through the present week. Hc
will appear rs Salem Scudder in Boucicault's ''Oco.
room assisted by Miss Jennie Parker who will make
her first appearance here in the part OF Zoe
At Barnur1s Museum. Mr. Collins the "Cure'D. Miss
Cushman Ohg Secret Servant Of her country and bile.
Brnestein hc danseusc) viii intersperse the daily and
nightly dramatic performances with their seycrnl cxhi.
btioBs Hunting Turtle" aud TWAS L are the
PLAYS for the week.
M-. Robert Hc.icr's second programme" viii be re-
peatcd again this week. The popularity of hs gentle
mans entertainment! Increases in spite Of the rgors OF
Midsummer
The exhibition Of S;creoptcon at Irving Hall will be
varied ,hs week b. the Introduction of a number Of
views taken in Virginia By Mr. Alexander Gardner,
Illustrating important scenes and events OF toe war.
A performance will take place this evening at the
Winter Garden for the benefit Of Mr.. j.. Lamb come
dian. The Jacobite." Tho ConIlgal Lesson" and
The Young Widow viii be represented.
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FROM RxsCO.
The Defeat of DObia do-Pai-c Runaors
Aso.s Gen. Urnga-Trench Bnrbnri-
tic.-Rccepiion Of mnximiiian Ar
rangca Insris"es ~G Confederate
Isebel-.

speciai Disps.ch 70 The N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHryCTON June &c. 1864.
Serni-ofIicial dispatches received to-day from
Monterey, Mexico dated May 81 confirm tho news OF
Gen. Doblados defeat at Mitahua on the nth. Dob.
ado thought to find there the traitor Con Mossa alone
and Inst az the battle had begun the French Col.
AyarI camo with three thousand French soldiers and
attacked Doblado the faak. Doblado Loaf his artil-
lery and about fifteen hundred infsntry.
The Mexican Government had determined 70 make a
stand at Buena Vista where Gen Taylor fought against
Santa Anna and should the French march TO Monterey
they Will find that point fortified and sufficiently gar
risoned.
II is no: that Gen. Urasa had any idea OF gong
over TO the fre1eh as has been stated. He sent Col
Gomez Jares TO Mexico not to arrange LIS submission
to the invader. but 10 ascertain whether Gen. Ba1eh
means 10 carry on the war. he has proclaimed. In
Oman disregard OF the law Of nations shooting all Mex
leans fighting for the Independence Of their country or
whether such var viii be carried according to the
PRINCIPLES established among civilized people.
The French Gen. Doua n Guadalajara and the
French Col, Dnpin in Tanpco arc committing the
,s cruel and barbarOus acts against the noncombat-
ants The latter issued orler stating that because
Observation-Disclosures of the town called PaDuco are opposed
10 the Intervention they all Nod 10 tbs woods when he
cent thore some Of his troops. He demanded that
within ten DAYS the Alcalds and some Of the principal
inhabitants should give bin either two hundred guns or
$4,000 some horses and corn. Dupin threatens Pa
nsco that In casa II did not comply with his demands
he would cause the town IN he burnt 70 the grosnd just
as Useiana WAS.
The French authorities had issacd very stringent
orders at Pucba. the CITY of Moxi:o and other c'cs
With the object Of forcing the inhabitants to make
demonstrations of Joy on Maximaians arrival. under
the penalty Of imprisonment and fine for non'eonpl|
anoe. On that account Macmillan may be received
less coolly at Pucba ani Mexico than he was
at Vera Cruz.
MANY private and respectable citizens have been put
in nrison by the Fronch at san Luis Pccos and Cua
dalajara.
Gen I,raga was sear Cuadalajara with 2D.Ooo men,
and Gen Diaz at Oaxaca with 5000.
Ca,ica R!elo was given up to Gen Corturas l*ean'e
No was found 20 be On cneDy OF tss United states
There is an understanding between TIA, Mexican traitors
and the American Rebels The Rebels IN Iexas ere
so;d To bo In communication with Gen. Bazano' with
view TO have the northern frontier OF MeHep occupies
nv tbe French. Some Of Them Ike 'idaurTi' are now
arranging 4heir plans with Gen. MagIud"r.
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DIED.

coIriS-Du Saturday June 25 Asr a lingering Illness
Edu ard w Collin eldest Of Coroner Collin, 10 tue JJd
The funeral viii take place Tuesday the 2sh ins from
the residence bio faher las, Pny;hah street near
Lexinst ,u avenue at O'Clock The relatives and
friend. II the fimy respectfully invited to attend
DYCKEH-On SUNDAY. june &C. Aona NJ, wife OF simon C.
The lrei. Of the family ere invited attend her funeral
on Tuesday 10Th inst, at O'Clock m from No so Henry
street. Brooklyn.
from the effect, Of wounds received At tho battle Of Gold
isrbor on the ID inst. Henry A. Griswcd Of the lo.t
New.York Vols. and son of the late Daniel D. ons"oa
esq Of this city, in the 18th year Of bis age
Tho ,nd. Of the family inied to attend h funeral
whost further notice ths Moaday afternoon O'clock
froni tho residence Of his brother A. Grswold One
hundred aud sixteenth street, near Avenue A. har'em
HEAoERTY-Aners short bu, severe Illness Mary infant
daughter Of William and Mag Elizabeth hesser'y aged
All X. fisad d tho family er-pecy invited to attend
the funeral from tho residences OF her parents NO no East
Twsnty.iNth street this day t>onday) ct o. clock
HaRRIMAN-Snddeny on Saturday. June 23 Georglanns
.rrnan wife James Ha;rnlGn and daughter OF the late
Tbs relatives and ronds of tie family requested to attend
her funeral Tuesday morning reat at 10 O'CLOCK ron
her late rosdnee No 20 Uuou square, csser of Sixteenth
greet, withos. further inyisiion
HiLR-on Sanday June IS Thomas Hycr. aged IS years
clol,ls and ~ days o.. 4,
=, ,'rJ ~. funeral from Nj. late resdsnee No. IS5 East
Thirty 6Nh street Tuesday at o'elosA p M
xROILPFEiFPER-O. Sunday, June ~, AFTER long and
painful ijarss Pauline Josephine IsTsve VIE 81 T.
Tbs snd and relatives the family respectfully Layited
10 stienL the funeral 81 Tuesday. 25h lrs At p ~ nom
tie Rev Dr Booth Church, MeTcc' near Eighth street
OLMsTEAD-ln &c, Eak. Conn, Saturday, June %
Henry 0ins,ead, as d ii years, usrth and itdayA
piIMP2ON-In Brooklyn Sunday morning, June 20,
E,-d,.rk infant sop OF Edwin D and Mary L. Pimpton,
sxvd I month, aud - days. 49, .
Turrrai at No Carroll Park aeslay the asa inst, at
oclssk p IN.
ROvlE-On Fr;say Jnne a. Elizabeth Rows, reiic OF
Ttorna, Rowe. nthe 7ih yea OF her sge =,
rh funeral viii take place f.og her late residence NO
Hat Foryfra ,rect Fifth avenue, Tuesday tbs
an mat AZ so,eock D. M Her relatives sai friends also
o.s Of her ,an Thomas Itth and Alfred L., and OF her
snn..w Aasehsm Is. amer. repeatedly nvitec 70
attend Tie funeral without furler Invitation
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO Friday. june IL. 1901.
The ship Dunioth, arrived here rom -, Unima
brought 4N5 Chinese passengers. One OF them was ga,
iound 70 have $50 worth of opium concealed on his
person. . -. r,h.r. 70
mnch anIicty 10 know the details OF tho new lariu
law. ....
American yesssls are in lc.s disfavOr OF Hong Kong
SA. FnAscsoo Tuesday, june q, 1861.
The Chamber of Commerce and hoard Q. pho now
win memoriaze the Governor. urging tnat tns INV
Monitor Camsnche be constructed forthwith An ns1
parts have been saved but the conrsetors reuso 20
the work. ON account Of tho depreciation OF 8roono'oA
slAce their contract. made Is mouths ago. r. ,,,.s
Major Addison Garland, iste commander On m~i"es
At the Mare lslsnd Nsvy. Yard. Il dead. l..
Sugars. both raw and refined are duli; crssoee ~
seling at i6Si6io At auction TO day ons rcnney 700
s entire production Of golden sirup g. wy gaiions ~
decline offs per gallon on rates Of long runns
Boston strip. In eve gallon kegs sold 1t 1S?c. Iwo
hundred oasss OF tho best Virginia tobacco cold ~ s'c
per pound .t
TIE secret Of their heavy sales at saoh deolinea Is
owing TO desire to take advantage q 10 bisd prsmi
nm % gold.
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The steamer Golden Age is three days overdue from
SAN FRAycrsco. June %, 1864.

SAN FRANCISCO, June -, 1864.
The Supervisors held meeting today to take action
concerning the Camanche contractors 1t is stated that
they would put her together at the contract price not
wthstanding the depreciation Of greenbacks If the I'M
derwriters will pay them the damages sustained the
woodwork, furniture sails, &C.. amounting to $4,000
in gold.
The steamer Golden a &c has not arrived.
The steamer Uncle Sam takes her place tomorrow
The receipts OF bullion for the last ten days amount 10
nearly s2.O10OO1. Currency exchange 7Ja soc. pre-
MUM. Commercial bills. 40t!c premium. kilograms
G66ic. and the demand small
The British ship Avon. for Hong Kong takes over
$50. 900 in specie
The grain market is dull.
Arrived. Russian war steamer BOzative Admiral TO.
hatf. from Victoria.
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mARRIED.

CARPENTER-BRoWN-M the residence Of the brides
la,ber Ro.sise. Weaehes'er Cogr,y n T., On Wedne.-
day Jpnsi WIN. H. Carpenter 70 beeirce only da'Rh'ef
ofRobrrt NJ Brown esq. all OF White Plains. No casds
PEREINS-y tINWRlGHT-fn Minneapolis. MIMI, on
Mondsy Msy %, By the Rev. d. Is Kaickerh@her, Mr.
= Perkins burlington, Wa, to Miss Emily Wainwright
Of Minneapolis.
PECK-DFJEI--On Thursday morning, June ~ by the
Rev Dr. Eddy of Caxenovia, Wilton Ward feck To Miss
Mary Frances X. Deuel.. all Of this city. NO csrd''
WARNER-WILLIAM the f.rt Presbyterian Church,
saaaio T., "Wednesday rvenlns Juns ~ by tie Rev
Mater Clarke ID. D., Bczsfsel Warner OF New York q
Clara b. say daughter OFT. ". Williams esq Of wiscon
In
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Postponcmcnt Of she Union Conservative
National Convention.

At a meeting Of the Executive Committee Of
this organization held New York Oh the 2;:h nst it
was unanimously
Rcsord That a Is Of paramount. ipportaucc for III
seryaie Organizations o. effect concert Of sG'iGn in the
effort 20 dnlae the present Administration and elect q
national President who will look the Constitution and tie
laws ~ m only guide for Official sciion and 10 thai sid IL
hereby determined 10 postpone the Union Conservative Ma
oel Convention. called 70 in Chicago the u ~ July
until the 2,th OF August next at II O'Clock believing
with large majority ~ eTys'ive that such pospouc
nent will tend most g. the pills eni Of that object
H. HI. STEVENS Of New ioIk, National Secretary.
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COI'RT CALESoAR-Tuis OAR.
ME- cou1T-GEsHxAL Term VIII meet OF

/, NJ and probably render decisions 80 a.,
SUPREME CoCRT-CmcVIT.- and lad
rI "a for the term Part UNos 1875 1870 6!5, e 8e,
issl IGis 1885, l5.i, 1851 1891, 1872 no. 1851, is? i'J+
20.l. 201J. 1856 Ilss. - nj.
Supreme Court Special Term, Commo2 Pleas
Trial Term and Superior Csut Trial fss adourn1 'of e
Term. -. M T.. m -
BRooKLxy CITY t0URT-NoS. NJ, ". ", ",
gs ~ So IS % 81, W, "a 80, Ioi, IS.
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LineeIn RntiGcniion Meeting mt New
Haven.
Nyw.UAyFy Conn catur

Nrw-lIAyEy. Conn. Saturday. June % 1861
A large meeting was held her5 last evening TO
raify the nomination of Lincoln and Johnson Speeches
were made by Gov. buckingham. T.. &. Scranton, and
others. and resolutions Endorsing the Baltimore nom
nations offered by the Hon. j. f. Babeock enthu.
ally adopted. Some 1000 people wero present
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A CARD
Tan. Fiji, of Tn, n. Y. Trstape.

To ne EJiioyof The ~ y. 1rsts7e.
SIg: The Atlas and other papers, ID noticing the
oysnizaon of tho Nckeon General Committee, state that
g. j. Plumb elected Secretary. Being The only person o.
,h, agsnrsiion or any kindred Copperhoad committee
am spending Secretary OF Union As.oc,stn ~heh
''PF ~ T. Cowir1 Office.
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CITY ITEMS.

The HEAT.-The heat on Saturday and Sun
day almost intolerallc. Those who fed TO
tie country for shelter were apparently no better
of than those who remained in the city The heat as
not been so intense at this for many years TIE
following table will show how the mercury stood IN
Saturday:
6 No.. 7sdc- r. rn.....o5 der p m.....g de-,
10 ~ deg. -....9I deg y. n....91 deg
II ......9l DE- 3 % des.Io D. nls' dys
On Saturday afternoon Coroner Naumnnn held an in
ques; the body OF James Quinn. an IrSh aborer 10
years OF age. who died from the effects OF the extreme
heat. Deceased lived at Ne. is9 East Thirty thro
street. Tie same Coroner held inquest at the Ecy
enih Precinct Station House the body Of M unknown
man. about % years Of cgc who died on the corner OF
Rivngton and Cannon streets from the effects of the
heat An officer OF the Twentieth Precinct Police
found an aged man. whose name is unknown. lying on
the pavement In Twen,y-egh,h street. near Seventh
avenue, in state OF insensibiy. caused by extreme
heat lie va. conveyed TO the Jews Hospital
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The Pavilion Hotel nt Hocknwny Burned

JAMAICA, l.. l., Saturday june %. lo6i.
The Pavilion Hotel at ROckaway, together
with all the cottages and several other buildings
entirely consumed. The FIRE broke out at ABOUT IL
o clock in the Pavilion
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IAdyertiscnent.
it Gilt OF an Art 70

tune rs,ns-how ia done Popular SnpeIs,sions-rnre.s
on character, compassion and temper Of being born &C..
Ij,s he been stack IL II You An Aristocrafic CSok.
MONEY Cose. Of Currency How Coins are MAGE n i%s
No 10 cent? by first post ~ yeaf Newsm-u have w.
PovIsR / WELIs No. 3as Broadway, ny
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VALLANpIGHAM's return from Canada sur.
p.d evsrybOdy-but that k.srs East irDa Sos ss
cs its merits we've Known Sod by al EfsceS fnce "
can't oar m UsusrI Depot, No. ie% hesder a.
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The Horse Market

f. particularly dull usi nov. IN fact it has
been slow since early Spring when coed many farmers
boa gilt work hoses in pnce II oxen ard carmen dray'
mra express companies. ciG. supplied themselves FOR
tho Snmner s.ccd and iine carriage iorscs selling
better than any others and the number OF this class
IN Twenty .louth street IL large. Aspan of Vermont
Black Hawks rising fifteen hands high which would
,rayl their lille together In three minutes 1cro held
"a Il 2OD-prphaby l.Cv3 would ,Siy them. while this
rce was a-kel for single mare r,ruted to tro milo
a Pas inmates. y sczel horse. sixteen hands waa
Geld at e. 60 and anal others ct $1,000 TO 81 aOS
each. As bsiore oser ed people are running on ancJ
and speed si now AN the trade in high priced horses.
both singh and IN sIsn, is pretty good The ord'ry
price for vol matched pair o. good Solpd carrfiSe
bor,es not partcun-iy fiSt fancy Is $500 10 ssn0.
For pnr ~ small stylish ~ ar old Morgan horses,
fourteen hands throo inches h dark CHESTNUT an ,icr
of 81 900 was refused There !, demand for saddle
horses for which prices range noa 600 TO 300.
uncut gets Dat iow amy horses from Twenty
fourth street, th.sgb Ies paying = more trHn the
sry sorscs Dealers these rates are less than horses
L,h viii pass he bought for IN the county
Tia railroad s7t omnibus companies buy mest OF their
So.ses In tho eofnry Thay ara not willing % pay tho
ns;oes asked hse for young sound horses waiting them
Ter siiO eli % each. Express companies are buying
letter class Tor which they pay S6OG $500 per pair
sales of ordinary work and farm horses are very sos.
and parties sending them from the country 10 DC Kept
hrrc for ale And the cost Il Keeping 10 cents per day.
n moi soon disposed a. cats large hole In tho prices
obtained They att bringing 81 % to 81 - eoch Some
broken down army and omnibus horses have RECENTLY
beep soN for s. 10 80 each In general prices have ad
yanced little dving Tho past mouth. but Is Is dhicu
10 make sales
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Hger. for many years the champion Of ths Amer
lean prize ring, died at M early ho,. !estei'
Of cardca dropsy He came home At late hoi the pre-
yious evening aud ccuplaincd Of feeling npnol grew
rapidly worse. and died about o. NJ For Dnny ycats
nst ba has been frg in health md has n,y presented
a strking contrast to the stawart man, Uho In ieis
beat the notorious bruiser. Yankee sullivan. tnti
within few months past h. held n>sifion III ti.e
street Commissioners Office few day. since be Was
tan1erej benefit NY spIEtiIg fricrGs NJ Stnysss
ami Institute, and realized Il considerable, sun.
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BIxBY Va. DAY T. MARTIN.-BixDrs LIQUID
and PASTE BLAcxIso tho beat IN use and ," Per ssn'
1900, Than The Epanh Yrsnoh. Bold 81 on oiocen'
shoe Dsslrrs and Druggists v the couniry Whos"" "
no(s No az 9th-sv cad No. 10 Sorurs" N's''""
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Dr. J. r. SCHENCK OF Phil stelphia respectfully infsss4
he public and bis New York patients that In consequence
the large number calling st his rooms on bis regular visiting
day Tuesday week. in this city he Ina. not time ssA
orally TO visit patients their dwellings on that day
accommodate those patients who wsh 20 sec him At hcf
homes lie will be In New York for this occasion. MONDAY
June p? Those who desire to see him professionally -
their residences reqae'teio addressto him note q hs
rooms. No. % Bonds. NewYork, before the sTth mat
Dr. SCHENCK will be at his ususl on TUESDAY,
from a. to p
He keaps large supply Of medicines his rooms which
can be hsd at all times Those wishing sdvce or cEsinn
ton OF the lungs will do well to call him above Hs
makes charge for advice but for thorough examinsoQ
with the Resprom-ter, hs price 10 -
Dr. SCHENCK partisulrly requests tina. all who With e
cousun him should -,deivor to him within these tvs
days he VIII not be able to visit NewforA on fuesdsp
yuly \ his egular vis'ing day Of thsf week.
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fAdvertisement.1

PgRRYs JAPANESE POLIsH.-Ladles can
h,n ,h sn.or article for their shoes Of Mddeon Slater
Csnsrei BiISy, Brooks. Neil. Mccsan censr' opna"'
Phlsdelphis end OF Che Agency NO 70 " uhs"' ="
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The Government Loan

5000, 100000.
THIS LOAN 10 AUTHORIZED by Act Of Cougrs"
March eth 1854 which provides for It's REDEMPTION IN
COIN at any period ess THAI than forty yess
from its date, at the pleasure Of the Government.
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION five per cent interest htobs
paid semi annually ~ COIN. .r.... - Il
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN received By the
National Banks in United States notes or in such cusucysr
other funds a. arc taken by them On deposit at par
IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE on LOCAL TAXA
TOy Odds from ono TO thee per cent per its value.
THE RATE OF INTEREST this loan, although but
Eve per cent in cou much greater currency the d
ference between the market value Of currency and gold
ASARULE the hye per specie securities Of all sovess
governments always par above and currency n'~
funded Ia the Naiional will be worth is face In gold
beside paying regular and liberal per cease to the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of this loan Is I've
Hundred Million Dollars Tie amount Of subscriptions 70
ported to the Treasury at Washington isovsr
$7O,OOO,OOO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the TasAs-
uRsR OF THE UNITED STATES at Washington and the A.
uyr.sr TsnAsuasRs at New York. Boston aud philadelphia
and by tbs
Pn,r NATIONAL BANK OF Nav. YORK. No 4 Wsist
SECOND NATIONAL BANK on Nsw.YoSK s3dss Brdwsy1
TgrRp NATIONAL BANK OF Nav YoRE No. Nsssaus'
Fouara NATIONAL BANK OF Ngw YoRK 81 and % Pine<e
Ffyra NATIONAL BANK of New YORK, No 5s ods~
srxra NATIONAL BANK OF Ngw York 6th-sy Brdwsy.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK or NEw.YoRx- No 80 Broadway
TRsrH NATIONAL BANK OF New YORK. No Ao Broad~H
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF NKw Yosx. No II Dus9esx
NATIONAL ExcHAsaz BASx Nxw YORK. lsa Or ~ioaSe
AND By ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depositayies OF public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country sns agents Of the Nstoad DE-
oo;,.y Banks will furnish further information sppce
ton. and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUBsCRIBERS
Watches and JeweIry, ,,,,,ov,
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down the river between orsIiudsou and w0rleaus

down the river between Port Hudson and Now Orleans
SECOND DISPATCH.
CLINTON. La. June 2. 1864.
The steamer Progress, loaded with / 300 bales
Of cotton has been burned the Mississippi. No lives
were lost
ExMsyor French of New Orleans is dead
On Thursday night. batteries attacked the
steamer L.andus and another transport, loaded with
troops and struck her ten times. Three shells exploded
on her deck when she wisted n signal Of distress and
a gnnbOat came up and towed her OH.
Inc Yankee cavalry from Port Hudson pursued our
batteries, but few shells drove them oil.