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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03
RRIE ID.

ACKFRMAN-PLATT-Ou Thursday, June 2, by the Rev
VIM Adams d. D. George Alderman and Lydia Plat
daughter Of i.a.c l.. Patt, esd all OF th. city.
ACHEsON-MEAD-On "Wednesday, June !, by the Rev
Fdwin r. T. Cook d.. John C. Acheson 70 Emily A. Mead
both OF New York City.
BOURNE-KELLOGG-In Brooklyn, OF Wednesday june
al the ee VI. r. Church, by the Rev j. r. Booth
Charles C. Bourne Sarah L., daughter OF the late j. ="
Kellogg OF tins cty.
CROMwFLL-HENDERsON fnh-dsy the I'd inst,
RAduur Delaware County Pa, by Friends ceremony
James W Cromwell Of hewiors City, to Elizabeth =,
eldest daughter Of John g. Henderson Of the former place.
M-MONTGOMERY-In ogdensburgh y. /.
on Tuesday. May a. by the Rev. MI Leonard. Col CHS
holm L. = Vols, to Miss Nina daug her VI the Hon Henry
Mont omery, al ofthr above place.
Observation-Disclosures Poughkeepse. N. T.. on
the 1T inst; the residence OF the brides father. accord
ing 10 the order Of the society OF Friends IN Maven
Marshall Of Trenton n j.. TO Laura C., only daughter OF
Edward &. SOuthwicA.
dence Of the Hon John h. McCunn BY the Rev Frederick
Oriby Of Trinity Church. james F. Morgan one OF the law
hrn Of Fine Chiteniem Caroline NJ shef OF James
Waring, esq, all Of this city
E-MARRIOTT-At the House Of Prayer. Newark, on
Mednesday jane by the Rev, w. j. lSnd Rector OF 81
Barnabas Roseve Col Edw. Livingston Price, late Of the
la5th Vols to Emma, dsush,er Of Wm Marriott esq.
MISUNDERSTANDING the residence OF the brides "a
Their in Brooklyn "Wednesday evening June J. by the
e. B Ellsworth Henry {. Plat Of Huntington Long
Island 20 Jennie daughter OF Isaac a. Dasenbury, ESQ
NS-MORGAN-On Thursday, June Z, by the Rev.
Mr. Riley s. Rowland Robbins to Sophis daughter OF the
late Mathew Moran ESQ.
srlLLwELL-GREEN-A the Warrington street Church,
Richard H. siilae 10 Mary eldest daughter oil George b.
Iretu, 4 ~
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street-Cleaning Contract.

The Mayor. Controller and City Inspector
met this dsy dune 4 AZ ~ O'Clock AT the City Inspcc-
tors Office for the purpose opening such proposals rs
should be received by them Commissioners for award
ing the contracts for cleaning the streets The hour OF
re- o'clock tho time frod for opening the bids The
Mayor was appointed Chairman Of the Commission,
and on opening the Dor found that only pro
posa Twas contained In H. At fifteen minutes after e
another proposal was banded in, HIGH was, on motion
Of The Nero. admitted At halfpast - the bids were
opened and found to be OF Patrick Doyle r $4,000 and
DID Badger for $500 900 The Mayor stated that neither
bid could be considered the Legislature having limited
the appropriation for tlst purpose TO 600 90 per
annnu RE also said that several parties who desired
10 bid refused pu' In proposals unless the spochca
tons and terms 81 the contract were modified. lhey
objected
l. Because the specifications give the City Inspector
power 20 determine the character Of the boats and
scows DO used by the contractor, which renders the
contractor subject entirely 10 his diciaiion.
? That there are no dumping grounds fixed and pre-.
pared 80 that the contractor would be Obliged 10 60 10
the Common Council the Controller To have the
same assigned which might cause l inconvenience 20
his fulfilling the contract.
The cOntFart calls for two surctcs TO justify in the
sun Of 500 90 each which II might be- very difficult
Ia obtain Vhen II the terms Of the contract admitted
gr,nter number to join IN the bond. this could be
avoided.
The Mayor expressed The hope that tie Commission
would meet at an eally day and agree on such modlh-
cat ou ~ the contract would satisfy parties and en-
aide them to bid ntcligeniy and without prejudice to
their interests
The Commission then adjourned 10 meet at the May
ors Office on Tuesday next, al IL IN.
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Meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce.

The regular monthly meeting of the Chamber
OF Commerce was held Yesterday afternoon Mr. A \.
Low in the chair. The following gentlemen were
elected members II the Chamber: Francis Hathaway.
Gilman w. Prichard Horatio \. Iroombley. Edward
Cdmd and John {. Cook.
Among the various communications read was one
from the Secretary Of State. saving that Lord Lyons
should be- informed NJ the complimentary notice Of the
action the authorities in NoYaScotG in relation to
the rccapturc Of the Chesapeake.
A communication received from the Coast Sur
yey also from the Montreal Board Of Trade the latter
eqlestins an opinion IN regard To Che Reciprocity
treaty This MAS referred 20 81 special Committee. A
resolution adopted TO take proper steps for the re
ccpton Of The remains II distinguished officers when
on their way through tine CITY of New YORK. The FOL
lowing resolutions. offered by Capt. MARSHALL were
he,eas The s,rretery Of The Navy called the attention Of
Cousrrs. 10 The necessity o. % additional ayyyaF BAD Ge
poi adapted % he esarssd wants Of lie country AMI
tcJog Tho Location of sai yard and depot Is 81 vest i'm
poriace y means Of defense against foreign ag
Hhey,o, Board Of sr naval oicrr. md engineer.
appointed under sn act OF oon.fes' 10 survey ana ehrhe
L.. que Island In the Hcllwarc B-y ana tie Hsrbor Of
add thrt object sud 10 report by the selection 81
whirA pace thu pubic interest would DO best promoted
UAerea usiory of the aid Board sfer drvo'ing more
than -r-u. aboriou. sni ihorourh survey
nd et,,niusiiu 81 ssd nni .fc ul die nssou u
these niurdisie sud incd,'a T. the con
l.ion that In. Hafbof O.. new onon po,sess-d the
.aTs opacity and iof sc sd cnd That The pubic AZ
icIo,t. vopi be- promoted by ~ establishment there instead
VI League Island anI
Cona.,i,e together with delegation ron the VI airy Com
uftre art 'he Cofi'rifir N8y. at Nens hsv. waited
sud ffonay @ssu.d th taid .s ard MINORITY hns
emily reported favor OF tire H1roor London there
fore.
Rosoird hat In view Of the importance Of ih question 70
tie whole country nnd especially 10 the Interests Of connrrrr
snd n,i-iiDu which espe ly projected by ne Navy
snd wich til city j. deeply Interested tils iar 7
l ~ ID. err.son ~ opinion - re sad Board o.
Nassl Ofcc-s ad p srrers and y aid havn Committee
and a. errty n-e t0nsrrs - speefiN pass az 80
slhns tie navy yard ant Depot q, w-London and 10 ap
rupiis The uercslly means isr carrying The -ame INTO
effect.
R.oir,d Ths he preamble snd resolutions be day sheu-
r..rd and transmitted both Ito So OF Congress by the
hsnds Of C0usliiee oonf.'ns " Nessrs MSFsuai aud
NJ lIIlN
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DIED.

BAILRY--In Piladep ha Tuesday May 81 OF eonsump-
ton Joseph, second OF T. W. aud Esther A. bailey,
aged II years.
BRUSH--At Jamaica Long Island on Wednesday June l.,
Richard Brush IT, aged "a years month and "A days.
The relatives and ends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from his fathers residence to
FRIDAY afternoon ct o'clock. Cars leave South Ferry
brook yn sdel at ! O'CLOCK for Jamsica
CRAIGKed IN the battle Of the Wilderness Thursday
NAV Samuel S Craig Orderly Sergeant Company G. l1ih
n Y J. Vols, aged - years.
His las, words written the OF battle were am con-
tent TO 60"
pgMAREsT-A, Cincinnati May 20 of typhoid fever. Mis-.
Viola v Demsrsst third daughter oil the Rev u L. and
Flza 4. Demare-t aged II years
IN. remains are to Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery and
funeral service. will be held in the Universast Church st
Wilausburgh, l.. J.. Oh Friday morning, at o'clock.
poWFR-On Wednesday evening June l, at the ST. Denis
Hotel Henrietta b., wife OF ohn ii. Power
The relatives and fred Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral without further notice. from ST. Ann
Church Eighth street between Broadway and Fourth
cnus on Saturday tho 4th inst, at 10 O'Clock a. N.
pRrCFOn Thursday June Francis Price in the nth year
1 rease. and friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend his funeral from hs late residence No. 50 Tenth
street, on saturday tho 9Th inst ut O'clock without
theI invitation.
TRACY-On Wednesday morning June l. at hi. late real.
dance No. East Twenty third street, Of typhod fever
Frederick Trscy, IN the 3Oth year OF HIS age
" nnors services will be held at the Church OF the Asco
.iou corner fifth and Tenth street. Saturday
morning the 9TH inst 10 O'Clock His friends and the
friends OF tho family respectfully invited TO attend His
body will be taken to Ta.rytown for n,erment.
WILEY-At Florence Italy on Wednesday jan 90 of dis.
ease OF the heart, tho Rev. Frederick y. Wiley.
The resves and friends respectfully invited attend hs
funeral at St. AIMS Church. Sands street. Brook yn on MI.
day. June J. at ii O'Clock without other invitation
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

KINGS COUNTY BOARD oP SUPERvSoRs.-
meeting Of the Board held yesterday afternoon
The Excise Commissioners presented their annual
statement to the effect that they had granted 90 cense
during the year. at $50 each amounting to the sum OF
500 The paper was placed on file. The County
bounty authorized TO b. paid to The wife OF sol
der named Mathis. who enlisted In New-York. but
was credited To Kings County. Mr.. Kirby offered a
resolution to relieve the widow OF Capt Farrell but as
no provision had been made 10 relieve officers families,
the resolution was withdrawn. A resolution was Of
erel TO the effect that the Bounty Committee pay 500
to each man drafted to 20 TO tho war which was
adopted it being understood that the man will either
join the army cf procure substitute. Several petitions
for increase Of salary were presented ard referred
when the Board adjourned for two weeks.
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An ASSOCIATION or ARMY NURsRs.-At NJ

Clinton Hall, Astor place. society OF Indies meets
three times week for instruction in the duties neees
snry 10 make a nurse in tho field and general hospitals
They have gone quietly on with their work educating
and sending the wounded soldiers and little
has been heard Of them an occasional quiet an
nouncement Of lecture The result OF their work can
be found at Fredericksburg, Belle Plain and at the
White House In good and efficient attendants in the
hospitals and they still 60 unobrusiyey preparing
and sending of their messengers Of healing whenever
they are called for. The lectures which free and
TO which all persons invited who feel interested
cur three times week. Tonight Prof Raphael lee
lures on "Gunshot Wounds and on Friday next Prof
Holcomb speaks on " The Eye" and its treatment
both interesting SUBJECTS and specialties with the
gentlemen who treat them.
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The Government Loan
S2OO,OOO,OOO.


THIS LOAN IS AUTHORIZED by Act Of Congress .
March stl 1864 which provides for its REDEMPTION IN
COIN at any period not than forty years
from it. date a. the pleasure of the Government
UNTIL IT'S REDEMPTION. FIVE per cen. interes. n to DO
paid senliannuaiy ~ COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN are received BY the
National Banks in United States in such currency OF
other funds taken by them on deposi, at par
IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TION add, from one three per per to its value
TIE RATE or INTEREST this loan, although but
five per cent in coin much greater currency the DIFF
ference between the value OF currency aud gold
AsAEULE the i've per specie securities Of all solvent
governments are always par above, and currency nov
funded IN the National Loan will be worth it, face in gold
beside paying regular and liberal per cen'sse to the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of this loan is I've
Hundred Million boilers. The amour. OF subscriptions re-
ported to the Treasury at asbington during April and May
has been o,es .............
s56O,000,00O. .........
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the TREAS
srsrAsr TsxAsUaERs NewYork Boston and Phiadspha.
aud by the ........
FlRsr NATIONAL BANK op New YORK.. No 4Wsiist.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or NYw YORK, 25dst. brdway
FouRrn NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK, Pmest
FIFTH SArIosa AL BANK Of New YORK. No. 33s 3day
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK NEW YORK, e,h-av Il Br dwsy.
Ninth NATIONAL bank NEw YoRE. No. 800 Brosdwsy.
TrSrH NArIoa AL BANK NEW YORK, No. 24O Broadway
CxSrrAL NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK No. ii Dusne o.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF NEW YORK, 1874 Grwichs
.Nn ~ Ar NATIONAL RANKS
which are d-po,itaries Of public money aud all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country actins agents Of the National Dc
,,v Ranks, viii furnish further information appcs
ton, and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SCBsCRlBEHS
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IAdyerfi.efnenil

Among the book advertisements Messrs. J. +.
TETON Co. announce ten new and attractive volumes
the author Of "The Lamplig hter " NeighbOr Jack.
wood" By the author Of "Cudjo's Caye;" valuable
treatises on Phantom Skeleton Flowers How 10 Pre-
serve Natural Flowers How 70 Make Wax Flowers,
and How TO Cultivate Flowers; also Alexander Smiths
new book Dreamthorp.' Ten better books TO take
into the country to tue seaside could hardly be Sc
lected
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THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.-The
number Of persons drawn in the nst draft in this dis
trci. and who have reported at tie Provost Marshas
Office, is $50 of which ~ held &c service. - fur
nished substitutes . paid conmntaton. 90
cnpted for ysoa disability 50 exempted Cor alienage
90 for unsuitabeness nOnresidents in service
and ! N the NAVY,
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At the suggestion Of our friend Hubbel OF
Golden Bitters notoriety. we give elsewhere few
extracts from exchanges relation to that truly
markabe tonic Our readers well know we have sudious
y excluded from columns everything that smacked
Of the "quaek order but this We regard as really
good thing that ought to be. and judging from what
we see, is extensively patronized We do not think
there is any humbug about this remarkable regulator
Try it business Mirror. May "a, 1864.
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NEW YORK YACHT CLUB RRGArTA.-The re-

gats which was to have taken place yesterday morning
was postponed until to-day. owing to the uniaVora'
BILE state Of the weather The steamer Meta provided io'
ladies and the friends of the MEMBERS viii leave tbe
foot Of Twentieth street North River instead oil Chris
iopher street at l0a
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RowprRs. Wednesday night about 81

RowDIEs.-On Wednesday night about %
O'Clock. gang Of ten or twelve well dressed fellows
walked out Of Sheriff street into Grand aud turning
the corner they each threw stones through tho windows
Of Aliens shoe store destroying some nine or ten
squares OF glass. They did this they walked round
the corner and hon going into the road they oil ran
and scattered 80 It was impossible to detect the The
affair was but the work Of TOW seconds but evidently
preooroe rted
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advertisement.
To FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

AL packages sent to soldiers in the army should
tain a few bottles Of DIR. PEcK's EXTRACT OF SWEET
GUM the great cure for diarrhea.
Prepared b. the UNION MEDICINE Co. No. IL Gold.
st. York. and sold by all druggists.
Price ~ cents per bottle.
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FIRE.-About 7 o'clock last evening fire
broke cut in the kerosene oil factory Of Hudson Laird
corner OF Centre aud Smith streets caused by the
foaning Of on oil still number OF barrels Of oil were
desig oyed. valued at $500 when the fire was extin.
eulshcd. There no insurance.
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- Swsrer. I'd \. Y. Cav.
Chss. II. Kelly, list fs-
ID. Richardson.
Henry 4. Stone. LIT Conn. Cav
Corp. White Carpenter, ed d.
VIM. Huh. I'd Mich. Cav.
Saml. Wiley. sd Ohio:
Leon'd Coleman. lat M,ss.Cay
Warren Smithe, l2,h Mass.
Pa;k. Boyle, Esd y. Y.
Ross, 18th l.. ;. Inf
WIN. OsteT.tucs. lsiih n. y.
VIM. ". Lang, lst NY. Drag
Benz. Lafsre. 9th NY. Cav.
Ira NJ. Cross. 10th Mass.
ID. NJ. Hugrure, Gath Ny.
AlonKo Nortsn, l5ith n. Y.
y. W. HILL, 9Th Ohio.
Gottlieb Lett. 54th N. Y.
Corp. l.. Robbins, l5ith n. y.
Dan'l Lahey, ed n. \.
John Dietz, sth Mich. Cav.
VIM. Carter, 10th Pa.
sam1 Reed. 4th Pa. Cav.
Chas. Meyers, 18th III.
Rufus Jones. "a Tenn.
WIN. Carpenter, ID Nd. Cav.
Thos. McC leary. 10th Ill. Cav.
Mich'l Suill. lOoth Ohio.
John Wolfe, llth Tenn.
Robt Patterson, "a Pa Res:
ID. Ackheart 2oth n. \. :. VI.
NJ. X. Meicalf, lo0ih Ohio.
Corp. }. i. Sohlesrson, Wis.
Ser. II. fosgate 18th Mass.
Philip Zoram. 4.ih ILL.,
A. Falman. nd Ohio.
John Rollof, 9Th Mich Cav.i
John Mi,e. gth Nd.
John Milne, g5ih y. Y.
A Cutler, 10Th Me.
!. y. Uascns. 18th Ky.
James Nillball, 2afh III. Art.
j. ". : III cl-on, i2Wh y. 4.
;. lloil.nrshcdd, 1T Va.
L. lIenige,, iltA Tgnn.
-. smiley. Cl'h Ind.
janice Kennedy, llth Ky. Cav
Lewis Leiscr, 18th Ia.
Wu.. nursmau. 10th I'll.
Gustsvus VIII. 18th III.
Jacob Nice. 5ih Nd.
Michael Tocloy, 18th Regs.
David Jones. j., Md. Bat.
John Garvcy, sd y \.
". Stevenson. l3ld y. \.
y. l.heari. 18th Ia. Cav.
Jas. NJ. Parks. 10th Pa
Ja-. Robertson. liAh Ia.
John Waterman. R6th Pa.
Thos Slime. 18th Ind
John McCarty. 9th Ind.
ClIistisn Gicae. ss.h Pa.
Henry Rosenberg, ;9th Ia.
sat. Aaron Terry, 18th NY.
T.. SnytrI, 18th Mich.
II. Is. blood. 18th Mass.
WuA Smith. s3ih y. !.
Jane. AIckeon, Bth Ohio.
Is. SiinOnlrTgrT. l5iiA Nj
4. +. O-boue, eth Me.
Alex. Dunbar. "a \. {.
q. N. GoOd-noush, 2Jl Mich.
John Murphy s5h Ny.
4. i,ornirf. lih lie.
Sers n. Collins, .tA lows.
Adam Miller, l25ih y. \.
John STARK. -"anlan.
q. Hnlien. l2tL y. !. Cav.
Chas. tgsu. l1ih Mas.
John koilee sd p.
y. I. Croft. i7ill Mrss
r.. \. Eofd. l.Hd y. D.
4. fsirbsnhs. 3sta Ohio.
T.. y. Noaug, 81 Me.
Serg. {. Gordon, 18Th Mas.
August Meow t'h L. :. ].
Corp. I has. Duf 9Th Nd.
D.. Eng and.
lolnsis ynsrd. lO5th Pa
WIN Wickhun, III Ohio.
Geo. Douglas. III Va. Ma
se,lai Weeks. "a y. {.
lo-eri McCshe. lot Nd Cav.
S-rgt. lhe-. l.od.u, al Ohio.
la. a. Chi.cotc, !6th Mich.
6eo. ". New. IT. ~. Cav.
G. fuiOksoii. it.h lil. Cav.
Philip Con.sicr. "a Tom.
A. McCsrtn-y. ca NiCh. Cav.
Srrrt :. A.Iuut. " .MA
!. Lo-sius 6ih 81. ,. Cav.
Bauici Miller l.lA n. Cav.
WIN. l.. Dayi- o b .,i-.
p. e.. DoDi,y. 20 y. ) Nj.
Saml Sraf.. 90 Ohio Cav.
Horsrc Smith. I'll Conn.
CALVIN sophie 9Th Mich.
ST. :. holly, lab r. Cav
Lnes. Kinney 0.th y. !.
Wni. CoubeT ls,b r.. Cav.
ID. sweu'al. 18th y l.
2 Laroa,trg. li;h "a Cav.
Ia- Vincent 8,L "a aiA
s. g. duss ir0fh Ohio
John 81 O. rfh y. y.
JOIN NcOoW N, lald n \.
l.. liurton. 18th Ia. ttv.
NJ. Arlid ter, sfh Ia. Csv.
Geo. Arthur, -li ONO.
John Rush Oil Sid.
Corr. r. Taylor, il'h ny Cav
~. tndsfAl'l. f-th y. 4.
Samuel r. bf00k.. lotA Va.
- -.
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fAdy-rtis~rent.l

MOTHS IN Your FURs.-Put up your Furs
in CEDAR CAmPHos ~ CEpAR al CEDAR CAMPuon,
deadly at once 10 Moths. Mllers. aud all Bugs breath
ing through their skins All Druggists sell it. Featured
only BY HARRIS & CHAPMAN. Boston.
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Brsinese Notires.

SPRING AND SUMMER HATs.-Never before
did the opening Spring present such variety OF styles III
hats gentlemen and what is especially noticeable
that the styles light airy, graceful and becoming
KNOX No 2i2 Broadway, corner Futon prooaby has the
varied stock At all events notice tina, the new styles
coue from th.re.
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ALTERED U. S. TREASURY NOTEs.-Ofiicer
Irwin, of the Foriy-third Precinct Police arrested
Charles Smith last night for passing U. $. Treasury
Note. altered from 80 to $50 upon Mr.. VNeill doing
business IN Columbia street, near Hnrrson. The ac-
cused was Led for examination.
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Deaths Of Union Prisoners nj Celumbus,
Georgia.

The following is a list of Unionists who have
died in the Confederate prisons at Columbus Ca from
Feb o. IN March 81: n
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Corp. NJ. X. kell, t9th I'LL.
Moses Wright. "a X. /. Cav.
Corp. r. Painter. eth MY.
WIN. White, 9Th Nd.
E. A. Butler. I'd Me.
chas. W. Preston, 9th III.
Corp. ii. A. Debord. Jth Va.
2. Dowd. 7th Gem.
sgt. John q. Amos, I'd N. II.
u. Conan, Sd Die.
=. S. Allen, ID y. ".
Albert Peck. 57,h Ia.
b. Hinckley, 9th N. Y. Cav.
Jas. Kirby. - Tenn.
]. j.. Smith, eth Ohio Cav.
Fred. Colan. 18th Mich.
Geo. ". Fordney. Tth Wis.
JEFF. Mace, lJith N. Y.
Corp. NJ. Packard, 81 Va. Cav.
Ser. \. c. Rue. 9Th \. y. Cav.
Jos. Ferguson, 9Th 4. S. Cav.
Il. h. Smith, l39th Pa.
VIM. timber, 10th III. Cav.
rhos. Holt, lsi Conn. Cav.
II. Broughton. nth N. y.
J. 4. Ham pion, 9th i enn.
ser. VIM. Love, 9th u. ).
4. wilkins. l2;h Pa. Cav.
ger. 4. Is. Roberts. 8 N.f.Ca v.
IYm. Baker. eth n. y.
VIM. Hake, 10th H. Cav.
la. Pssey. i5th Ohio.
Corp. David Ilill, 18th I'LL
|. q. FLANDERS. 20th Ne.
R obt Goodman. 18th Pa. Cav.
JOlm NJ. Miles, 9th Conn.
J. Is. Morton. Eingsold Cav.
WIN. Nlalahray. iih Ohio Cav.
SIT. W. B.Cla .li.h Ps.Csv.
Hm. Graham. 9th lnd.
L. Hirigel. s2d y. y.
Patrick Tracey, ggth n. Y.
elias. Blossom, 9TH u. ;. Cav.
J. II. Osiiamdcf, l2nth n. /.
Dsesr Elanshard. "a Mass. Cav.
!. p. Carb.t- ". Va. Nil.
'su.i. iisbb 9th I'D.
.ewi. Stfeirl'. l25th y. y.
) 1t. fhos. J. Moore, I'd Ohio.
-. Burriit. unknown.
irvine Taller. ". Va. Mil
&. ". HUH, 9Th lad. Cav.
lame. McCauiley, liil Conn.
Corn. {. Brockway. ll;h Mich.
SIT. James Mahon. I'D \. \.
Tho, Duubar "a \. \.
$. Young. 8th ". Va. MI
J. 4. Tyson. 9TH Nd.
". n. Mesrsw. 0Jth \ Y.
]. ". Iiai.tesd ID Mas. Cav.
II. Dawson. 57th Ia.
u. Pool. "a Ind.
,Ym. n. Suith. l2;h Mae.
T. Sshefgre. OH Ind.
Jas. Canp"y. lith Pa. Cav.
John Freeman.
Ionn kmk-c. 10th III.
=. /. Hoisenioue. 9th NY.
Corn. !. K. Giichi-t. II Mas.
Iefrie Newman. "a Tenn.
s. 7. folh. ll2th ili.
samuel Hoover % Tenn.
seaman J.M.Di.iushair, Hous.
Ssuuei Mickey. s5th Ohio.
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scrg. ". p. E,rd. .5'h Ohio.
W. [. 1tfdwril. 9th Team.
Corr. Wm. Fletcher. l3N.N.C.
VIM. smith. 9Th Mich. Cav.
Fred kroifr. liiE ny. Cav.
sac " .sr. 18Th IA.
Jane, Row. 1T by. Cav.
liArk Rooney. l4'h 4. >. !.
John Demsy. Gih Mich
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Corp II. q swan, 81 Me.
John ilccler. 7ji Ia
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y loo. simpson. lsi ny Cav.
jonu iufpl ~. 5ih Ohio Cav
n. Boron. isliL y \ (dfumLl
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q. 81. q. tEauncsyi ID Tenn.
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John Moore. 1lfh Iowa
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!. " oo'en 9ITrnl.
Henry >icpiEns ipJ'h OAio.
ieo shir'dz, sib Ohio Cav.
I Weldon, i1tl \. y. Cav.
Joiu kurtselnal. t1i Pa
Jas. NrClc.l1n. til | ; Inf
Iohn NcGuire 3th Mich
fusch NJ browne. 3fA Ne.
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ID. Head ey 18Th IA. Cav.
David lisl.on sih Mich. Cav.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03

Post.Ofire Notire.-The Mails for GREAT BRIT
AIN aud tine CONTINENT Wis Southampton aud Bremen.
per steamer AMERICA, aud for IRELAND VIA Queens
on SATURDAY, the MI day of June, at loi ocioc.
and the uptown Offices follows; Stations and
b. 10 a. m stations and d. 81 m stations and r. "
a. IN Station o. 9 a. m, ABRAM WAkEMAN. p. NJ