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Butler Preparing to Retaliate

Washington. june "A dispatch has
been received from Gen. Grants head
quarters, yesterday 10 o'clock q M. 1t
states that at about o'clock p m the day
before, Sheridan, perceiving a force of
rebel cavalry at Cold Harbor, which
proved to be Pits Hugh Lees division,
attacked it and after o fght, routed it,
together with Chugman's brigade Of in
fantry, which came to Lees support
Sheridan remained in possession of the
place He reported at dark that he had
a considerable number q prisoners and
that there were many rebel dead and
wounded on the field. He was ordered to
hold the position. Nothing has been
heard from Gen. Wright or Sheridan this
morning: Do not know whether they got
their troops to their destination. Gen.
Smith must be close upon Wright or Sher-
idan this morning.
The enemy is also moving heavy col
umn in the same direction. An order
has Just gone to Gen. Warren to fan upon
their flank.
pen. Wilson had a fight last evening
near Hanover c. H., with Young's brig
ade of cavalry. He routed Young, kill.
ing and capturing many.
There has been good deal of artillery
firing in that direction this morning.
Warren reported last night that in his
fight Monday afternoon near Bethsadia
Church, Col. Tyrreil, Of 18th Va, and
Col Willis, of Gen. Wallace's brigade,
were killed Ten other commissioned Of
fcers and 70 privates were captured
Sixty rebels were buried on the field.
In center Burnside reports his advanced
line being this morning within q mile and
half of MechanicsvilIe.
e. NJ. STANTON.
Fortress Monroe, june IAN order
has been issued by Gen. Butler, requiring
all the rebel prisoners captured by Gen.
Wilde in the recent engagements on
James River and forwarded by him to
Fortress Monroe and Point Lookout, be
Immediately returned to Gen. Wilde's
headquarters-for what purpose it is not
known.
Information has been received that the
colored troops captured from Gen Wilde's
command have been shot by the rebels,
Bermuda Hundreds, June AT 3
o'clock this morning a rebel ram came
down the James river and attacked the
monitors. The engagement continued 2
hours with heavy cannonading. The
rebel iron clad was then driven up the
river Further results not known.
The Fulton from Port Royal, s. G, May
Goth, has arrived.
Gen Foster has assumed command Of
the department of the south.
Gen Hatch has been appointed 10 the
command Of the district Of Hilton Head.
The loyalists Ut jacksonville, Fla, had
sent delegates TO tho Baltimore Coaven-
ton.
Desertars from Savannah, who arrived
at Port Royal eth, report thas Johnston
had rstreated before Sherman to within 4
miles Of Atlanta, where the anal battle
will occur. .,a -
There has been no further movement
In Charleston harhor.
= NJ sumner wzs materially damaged by
the late attack.
X ziEai ...'- @H H. ~ -
. New York, June 2.---TheTimes' special
sAyss :. -
ne Hcase Goanaitta N Foreign AT
faifs asafacsea - mai, TO repors
she - II che former reso.
doctrine, mainaain-
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IN TowN-"Briek Porneroy Of the
La Crosse Democrat, who has been visiting
friends here this week, gave us q call on We'd
nesday Lyons MIRROR,
Brick Pomeroy couldn't call on US If
he was 80, ws would kick hia ont of eur sane
tum. No man can polute our Office who takes
sides with the Rebels in the Fort Pillow
hatchery. Them as our sentimental Hawk
Eye.
Yes you would! We don't 60 nary cent
on Bricks political principles, and especially
are we opposed to his ideas on the Fl. Pillow
massacre; but then if you were to undertake
the kicking of the posterior portion Of this
sandy headed son of old Erin, the probabili-
ties are you would find yourself going out of
one of the Hawk-Eye Buildings front win
dows in a very unceremoniOus manner. You
may think yourself heavy on itemi1ing-and
we don't say to the eOntrary-but this
straight from the shoulder business, you
wouldn't and so easy, perhaps.
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%. Conant is in receipt, per this morr :
iners express, Of large and beautiful Sddi-
aisa to his stock Of Jewelry. OF course the
laaiss wilt call and make their purchases.
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"a Hopper, Il the ! o. bookstore,
has Nos II, II ana 10. che Bsaals Series
Of Dime Song Beoka TAsg eonsaia all the
latest National Songs, sad every patriotic
singer should call Immediately and ssedrs q
copy Of each number. The number received
was small, and they win soon be gone. 4
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nA- Our heightened and chivairous
neighber Of the STATESMAN says: "Is il pos
sibls that the profound and subtle scar of the
Union mGrvsis MOTT" Big thing on old Scar
didn't know he'd moved up Tiers.
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- aSR- We are laxariating in dust The
oldest inhabitant never saw as much before.
whole acres Of valuable farm lands float
about upon the wind-town lots are going
seinr!n and will soon be gone you can
buy whole streets, at your own price, you
take them son the wing The surface of the
esrsA, In these parts, was originally covered
with hne, sandy soil, which we were scSus-
tomasi 10 take With our air, and rather Liked
IL. but since the wind has worn that oil away
and eommeaeed on the subsoil, the atmosphere
4 81 rrown very uRwhoiesoms. We like Dust
.6Asned any town lots We would pre-
eaaasaed's semewheres
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sarLieut, Kirkpatrick, Of the 2sth
Iniautry, brought with him froFn Dixies q
package for Mrs CoraeiiA E. Turner, Of Bed
ford, Taylor county. Iowa. Ths package
has been deposited with D. C. BlOomer, d
tbs city. and the owner can get the same by
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FoR SALE-CHEAP.-.A desirable res
idsnce lot near the Public Square. iRquire
ct this Office. did
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s@ The elements made q combined
attempt to get up arain, last night, and aner
considerable fuss andfury succeeded in send
iag down about four drops to the acre.
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90 U. LsoF A., No. 27-The reg
uIar meetings Of this Council are held every Sat
urday at O'Clock P NJ. in Union Hall, Lower
BrasdwAy. A full attendance is requested.
# By ORpER.
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ECONOMY
Enron SeSPARKIL

Enron SeSPARKIL - #
find an article in to-day's Bugle, under
the above caption, in relation to the printing
of the delinquent City Tax List, and as GER
tain statements therein contained are false.
and calculated to place me ia false Light be-
fore the public, Il desire to submit, for khe
information Of al concerned, the following
version Of the case, TO which an prepared
to make oath at any time: After the Council
had ordered the printing Of the tar list
Rabbit called upon me and inquired whether
intended to receive sealed proposals. for the
work. l replied, that did not intend 10 in
vite sealed proposals, as considered myself
competent to make a contract fer the work
without so much formality and requested him
there and then to slate the lowest figure ID
Which he would agree to do the work To
+his he made no reply, but walked out.
This, sir, is a trne statement Of the ease !:
Babbitt did not offer to do the work ct any
price, but refused to bid.
* 4. ]. BUMP,
June "a, 1864. City Marshal.
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10 The Missouri River is rising rap
idly The June freshet is coming down.
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- Since the cuannlencement of the
emigration season this rear, about FIVE thou
sand western -bonnd teamas have crossed the
Missouri at this point
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Y. B. MOORE,
II. H. 0'NEAJ,
Committee.
attendance

4 debating society has under consider
alton the question & Is it wrong to cheat a
lawyer" The result is expected to be
No! but impossIble!"
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m-We are indebted 10 Hon. John
4. Kssson for copy the Congressional Globe
ana Appendix, and minor eongressiOnal fsvors
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FRESH LEYcNs.-I will be in receipt
Of fresh lemons every week during the present
season and am prepared to fill orders promptly,
TO any extent The TRADE supplied on liberal
terms
May 30-dtf J. r. WILLIAMS.
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mAuT The annual convention of the State
Sanitary Commission will meet at Des Mones
the first week in June. There will be a very
large attendance from this portion Of the
State, as the Western Stage Company-ever
ready to contribute to the comfort of the sol
diers-has reduced the fare for that occasion,
from $40 to 80. Only think! 4 company
that has almost lost its fat governmental
contrao' by carrying so many soldiers as to
wear out it's teams, has for the sake of Sc
curing large Western delegation at the San
itary Convention, most generously reduced
the fare from here to capital. 81 Bully
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~ The street sprinkler hss arrived, and
commenced operations.
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S~ What Gen. Banks said when he
found his ganboa,s all aground :--'D----n
Red river !"
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Rebels Numbering Negro Prisoners
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To Suit Customers.
q
.o- =
Bosh in the prisss and tAs quality Of eur goods.
Meroh II, 1854 dAwfy.
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Fighting all around the edges
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Closing up on Lee and Richmond
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Report of meeting in Richmond
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rant's Base i White House
from General Butler
Richmond papers On Gen. Grant,
They have been deceived in him

Have underestimated his abilities,
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DRY-GOODS.

Ada having made many additions thereto, vsa
We feel sstis&ed Of oar ability
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o..
re, saro
no WAC HlcHzrEg.

whiah are anaeqaallsd ~ any ether n Do
world in ell tho essential qualities VI assd Ma
chine, will do well 10 call sssy - re axs abs ~
gst only partial sapply from thsmsaafaasaEsEa.
We have also iot sg
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We have made permanent &Tran gsmsnts with
the manufacturer for the szls Of tbs Cslshf&tsd
jackson Michigan ws4on@.
uaIw2m 7. J. HURFoRD / BRe.
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May 3Gdtf
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Upper BROADWAY,

Having lately purchased Of Mr.. A. v. suarbor.
oagh, bis large stock Of
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

The St. Scholastique, c. W.. Jail was burned
few days since. 1t Is said by prSoner wa'thg tral
or three distinct charges VI rape Inres prisoners
were saved With tire utnOst diihccity. p"t 'tee 10
mal,s-a mother aud ner $50 darehtersc-in story
above, wero burned. These wore not conhaed ~ cen,
nd they had fall 10 TIE Windows az ohs OF
was one Of tho unfortunate victims. pi'eouSH iapor
ing Mon Diss saprst noss' saapn Nous ~ 70
llsve her beyond the power OF lnan; A' sne sop
most step Of fragile ladder stood TIE hev. M. pr
rabe WHO gave the dying creature ;he iist
Of bis chafcl Before he rad ccnc.naed Tue pn'e
smoke had become red and Ia It tie poor yi ien VI.
he neither heard nor sena again IArso tuIeo
had been coufned for destroying newborn ln"n''
A young man laboring under "panop.hobia
has been dismissed from the French Ar'nV lie eou'
not swallow breed, nor indeed any infnsecons ioVi;
which IL forcDly or secretly administered Pfoonoed
.he eject " poison. lie lived on rrioss oi men un
po.ntocs bat the army GOctors declared hsWas
with an iry o.untary Intolerance u the ofgens us1@
pable with military service" end 50 he got DIS diS
charge.
TIE French artillcrists in Mexico have sorl
n field guns 10 which barometer is stteched Tor re
regulation Of accurate aip. The grn"ers wore SUI
rrised at tie deviation of lnce 10 those httudes con
trary ~ what their experience Ct Nincenhes he, Ien
them to conn on; bbt the difference of result hha Dech
found 10 DO caused by the dninriion Of atmcspDere
pressure on the lofty table land Of Certrx America
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Y Extraordinary News from tae Csasd'ere
saincs.
Tho formal de Quebee is responsible for the


A rcsion. Of thls city who arrived yesterday froT
the mites situated the River Gilbert wlioa u tip'
uary oiie CLaudiere River, has communicated 70 us
Ey particulars respecting these U.pes which be VS.
ite. In the conso " stnTaay. There mines promise
much to those who being possessed OF good air4Ght
If courage and physical strength are disposed TO pan
lie the cknx an shovel Tie claims are situated In
the bed OF this tlS riye which passes through iof.
est nteTcepdag al refreshing ar, ana me Sof.s si.
carried on from eight to fifteen ieot beo" the aVei O.
tue soil in tho mud olly. aDdrJck. AeyertEe'ss Is
pleasing - state hst IA these a0ors agrn0us tho1gn
tbey no. the wo,kmen are fully encouraged ~ to us
co,,ries OF gold which they have made.
On FRIDAY last tie I'D inst. the nrm OF IoDert
Langtot iDand nusSet OF pure gold at delth ~ yen
feet shaped Ike sual potato ANA oi We 'hu' Vi
On the same dag. ia neigh1ofng CLAIM the hrW "a
Langtier & LibsIage GLo gonGd Il Iusge' Oh tNe
an man named Ms-loirc M,rande Of Point Levi,
who his s9cnt several years VITA success ia CuliJla.
acEt 10 l. Chludi.Ie mines CA tie iJi ~ MAY wit
the necessaTy funds and bis experience. lac orvAed
claim alone. FOR ine asst fifteen dsie his you Wa'
utterly lutless but ron the Is. or lo unii oatnr
day last tie result Of his l,bo whoa DO Wa eriDhd
10 slow 10 or aior aoHi, amounted 10 t.iV-tWo
ounces u gold part OF whlcb was A. dust, eId part 10
small pecrs-; value " tho hitter ya.ylnS lI0A $50
dollars and IL hall - twenty ooiiils ,arA lhs 'o'"
y.lue OF his discoveries t1gounf 90 800. ,
A fact waci proves that pcrscyerauco Is good m I'll
things and thar, Ia the maiter Of mining enter prise
aecnnirrv HoGns Bocossary for eoutercomcEi },
ihs0i1HihC. Iaree yOIng Cannd ans bad pGicfased
claim. aud worked IL tn couinge and esu.'y ioi ris
oT seven days hnt without SUCCESS WAN 81 ne aus
e,r-nged' tt.n they sold their claim 10 hse oshcr
Vunns ne, y be- bad Just arrived for -. Ne bteSe
lie claim fad cost .lO0. .naGmg,n - hs Is tLeuaa
pT.ce OF claims. Ine five !ol!s rnoa c0rtnneT tue
excavations oommsnco1 by iee.r thee predecessors
They icHud gold ;te hFgt aay Of taer rnJfr and on
SATURDAY lst tlc SIKH a Il worSing me "ain' e!
abe 20 fh"W gold q ne value OF 100 ana the.1
cinim promises si.N ia0re.
TAo Liseo,cr.es of Faiay i,st heve inf4sol great
courage int tho breast. ~ the Miners ga tbs rves ~
mus; b. slated tha .le great dTolth hes h tne cicc'
OF lowering The g.ter auu AC.htatlng vOlAiAy. Gen
ersily escn claim produces ~ nor dly
Tho gold Is usually found IL dcpth ei not less thau
g1nr to six fvct.
Thoss who 50 % re mines 10 work on tfclT oar
nccou should, il an Ecc.alfy, have some 1anVs ara
10 able 20 st ld hard Wolk 10 - Necessary aiS u
possess sOc cApeftnce on tne subtct OF ~ least I" "
uidcd by the ADVICE Vi experienced person. Ihrra
are ht present upward OF 80 persons Sorsins A. tne
Glbcr. River miros There IRE many AnonosIs.
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ClTY GoyEEAuENT.
Beard Of AiGerfncS.

P,".sa.IIosn : Her, e,l fse.ls.i' 4l4,nsen fo,.
Mcmahon ,ulPP, Mcknight hyei JeicHiAl' hl4ay @e''
Ise fnste, Of July Fifteenth twenty lsh.h sa1 Az 8,
thia. wee Ioaa AM ~ ostd.
IEIIIOSs.
i,on q 10 si,, i.reetor lor a incss,.e o. salary
which wsa lasi oseg.
~ Aiounsn MAST rn9oS-
H. iiog - pssgeEiy ,~ue.st9f '7'f 10 foy'fA 'tse'
Tenn aud L.r sninffUrufs
wn.c. ~. rsfsn "a 10 1omt'''ise on ,owtg.
EEsOLCGI OS.
thpr.s, HOOK nd Ladder Comp,uy Ennahor rorr h.,
boon rIlr ng h@ 'st inpufH Nhos t'rIHs ing
a. irs i- ont hook aud ia4tr c,.ary IN tU lower
rs.t = the ci.y, tIrrriorf, be u
hr,citcf Ilt h, Con -orr r. ru,hofcd end directed
nurrhssu le.e location ioT sd ptyi 81 ii NEST
convenience TO h- within tao following boanaa,i'' VIZ
Roadway 90 tho -,st IVES street tis west, Lcf.ei4s
street the north snI Albany stgest on the fOllh
" lich was lsid over.
rArIR PaoM BOARD or coUsCiLMfS.
Resolution "a, ~ nIo, OF .-.r. 70 sAe fsmss
OF the SerfOgG ely Atia u l. ad ~ t~e 'o" OK CIiy
Nouutrois.
Mheh vas aloJiet BY iso followvss yo.e: ,,.,,.,.,
Afifmsiiyr-A !eru..i fes, The ftesd'Lt Dc1iaHcni
ChI9 Mc.,ish'. Kyers. Hairy 5ial,r'on, fari,5-iI
RESOLUTIONS RESUMED.
By Allerin.n fsRLsr-
soro II the d~crsfo OF nm r. w.1 81 our caeei snc
W. ned aai friend jacob VI Long o.. Representative
Of tie segrne,lh Adouu me District IN Us Bolft I'D
,-he'sr'. ~ ts ae'ins dspr.a1.oao .. la. y "o. Dr.,
deprges socsie ana .fu 90 Ter who oc-epd he mt
picu Ia sir t,ons who WJs lf CON- llen M con 1'f
de hili; ,.s choses oyee, .. y'' ,ndr a9'ri
and tts tAd ne Kind india GENT nd yNrf nus
t.ad aud is nd the r ctiosle aru rud devoted ~
sud mother, ass 10 be- pcrmisdto send TO BIN "a hh
aiic'ion aymps,hy and confolrncai be- 'her.'fo
heiai,rl ina board OF AljerD.rn atc' 'hV funeral
obstgss body. snd tlti lurucF t.i+~i c. Z" =, r
reg daccssr. and sympathy Tor oug eoieAssr ~ LIS
oei-syeua ~. ilr bo-fd d. no~ adjourn.
wan" D. 4. VALENTINE. Clcss.
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IrCTDEsT IN TIE LIE cP THE LATE Rev. DR..
G0.pos WissLon<-Whcn the san OF Antieta.n Lad
fct and The cries Of aned& illet the air f0m ihou'
sands OF sufferers Dr. Winslow gas dispatched 10 look
nier tha dead nnd wounded. Anxious 20 10 his utmost
auh DESTROYS OF R,certaining 'he number OF tho ked
wounded. be peno tla.ed &c iineh Of the enemy az
tnfough fhsA confederate lines and over places where
The battle had ragged tue hottest After parting with
campwnrd, when 10 behold ha found himself sur
rounded or ell sides Ivy gr0y backs cleaning the feds
IL dead and wounded ty the UNCERTAIN Light OF the
evening skies. Assuming rsb,ili0Hs air he or1red
them IN his gradual ride toward tbs Union lncs 10 at
loud 10 this AMI tia. wounded csso Thus hc played
tie ros OF Confederate officer Qn InakebeoSc. how
eyer ill tne picket,. when dash Of tne spuis
safely returned him, bringing much valuable iufoina'
ton CONCERNING the wounded lChfistian " itnesa
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Roart, of GcurciIorn.
OTyfCili I'll


OYuciAl slAr-D SEssIos. Monaay. Ang O. 1864,
soc!0 m.
Tbe Board met, pursuant to adjournment H. then Chamber
No. rs City Hall
PsesntJlmes Hayes. esq. President In tho chair and the
Coancln-n IeLy Kscn,n, Riley. Webster lIeternsn,
Ilepper Roster, noughsln. HSssnd Mci'rath Jhlues,
scaer Cook, franion Brieo, nlsea. fzsesd ana '0>'
-ls.
Tho minute. Of meetings held July % and August were
read and approved
REsoLUTIoSa-
Nv Councilman JOYCE
tst,i Th, s,w.r with tie nrce''sEy receiving hs,n'
sud cuSelt DO bal; ia Forty sixth street, D'".en '"'
ii. hh aud Ninth aven.es.
Which was rcierre 10 the COMMITTEES on oe""@
BY Councilman NEPPGE-
H,,rsd That peTmlssion be- and the ssue hereby gvcn
to lsustk S.heefs % keep p.Rsna on VI.
Of Avenue aud second i'rr't ,ne sans 70 remain
only daring the plesfure OF tho Common Council
Which wss adopted
BY the PRnsiD2sT--
RsVsd Thai be- snd the sans 10 hereby given
SaInls End denver goods IL uon Oh ms
preises number hundred and sry,wo oina 49,. .
Conner Of Centre to remain only during tho pleasure Of sAs
Conimon Council.
Which adopted.
BY Councilman ilaAfY- ..,,,
RrJ That permission be and "a hereby given 10 william
the continue duins tho pleasure OF tue Common
Council.
Which adopted.
By Councilman DnAJDoS-
Icoei That hs Comptroller bo and be n heery autnvt
rsa and directed pay tie families of serving In the
SeW IoIk City Militia re- giments for QUE hundred days u
the last call Of h. Preside from the Volunteer
Aid fnnd the amount Of relief under the same ge
regulations as 4. now being paid to ths Newiorh eiJ VOL
unteer Re gmrnts.
Which adopted.
by Couuc Imam Bifcg-
Roed. Tl., he stEee. C0mmi.,loler be and hs bseJ
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Pepper v.,. co~.n
Gage, Soleiac s Porter. Codinr. BELLE bocrsnm AID ION
Bous pare aud sissy Coupesur De So'eonrA NM
Ter Mr.. Noure and family. Nile Myers MI hns anu wIo,
and family Mr. struhem and family. Mr.. hotchts aud
wife Mr. MENDOZA and family, Mr snow ana ism, Msdnne
and enid Madame Aug Fursnd, Madame Bufsns fei'
ehin, NILE de Loussile, Madame Bosynisd'aao m nlsnch
B.uguo Cartier w t,loz ~ kolb. Pssqoss sei ia Geo.
brlay A. Chsbri,l Eamsux Carl hAysss hensy - Il, d
kask. uoulssIe. Z. Allsln, N. =. lIos~
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10 .ib,nr. ~ Hri'.n r. r. t. WaTrrn-''., = TO-
s::a ..
~ srd4 n M. SUNDAY ,rriu .................. .. u
10 Albany. Cozshs's ho,e. Dock Wet Fona
Ntsh.-rh Foutlsrcrslr, Ltr'arcs. trt.sii,
,aI tlud.on. ~ stc'lnuss 0aei Orsw snd 4. 'io.
isfi leaving Us-i srs-ft tiuudins A. On - - a. a
20 5aliirlotr. by tho SegJ"rsey h. H. 1901 .,
,nirsft 40 p. u
4, Eo,ion. hy new i.lisiof iue, licr 80 " \,
a., 1. o.. .' ~ ~ 49, SEQ p
a. .g .......'.....si ~ aud 800 ?. IN
sr ,' ". ;r Lse II and y "a snad4y.... 500 p ii
Of Car t' aad 10 g. b. and 500
81 i,'. Il 4. ~ Observation-Disclosures /: "a
49, L.S 81. ,i f. A. N und 80 D. N
70 .IT H:luri. b. 9srian arh N"hwae bay
r. h.. ia itceuies Jesse Ho.i foot a. Murray .
w. day ~ ........ ........tl snd II r. NJ ud VI y NJ
To Ncv. tiqvoa. hafio d, and ; pin shell-'isAn, :,
10 k..-IIi,eu, ~ tho Nuw.il..ru kR, Eths..
rnd shay. II :, Q. 4 o. NJ ~. = s;oV - Az e'"' p II
SrWhu4li Cornwall, West f..a'' fppsnkerpo
aud noni0li. tys.el!er Mary DWELL leaves Jay .,
a.. aliirr tlv............ "a y IA
II Ntvbl. H.. BY sssnfoat liois' toiysr
Le-y,s lls-st., d. y. ,til'r5 ~ " t,.,,,,' ~.
Cfasay Puiri, Coxten., Wet Point Cod tpfius1
and observation-disclosures. ..';' T. !"
10 the We, by r,pusyigaiis Central Relhosd,
foot o. Courtud.-sf.. IA. and and p o.. ,o. -.
~, n s m. IL n arj 1c9 =.
70 rl.l dr't y. H. ~ New-Jonoy Rslioadi loot o!
,rd i. I...i ssi,v 500 ?.
To Warrington, by N,s,Jsrey H. T.. foot Q,
Conr'laud's,. md 10 M, Z. p d. ana "a - -,
In III.
p In rcssrl "a hei0ad tiLn' 1A'"s
ace sd,.rt..eR.n.s Ia snOsler part Of this F-V'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10
TURKS ISLAND sALT.-The Standard of the

81 alt. says Notwithstanding the rain which nag
fallen since our Last report considerable quantity OF
salt has been gathered particularly at tis slGnG ana
Cockburn Harbor. With favorable weather. the gain.
erings viii continue without interpiss.o, and beoie
the end Of ,he present month there VIII be largo eua
tty OF salt On band. Tho price at present - nominal
the demand OF late being too limited TO enable proprie
tors To decide ON u liked rate. Government mhiAet
price. which Crown duiy Of 10 per cont 20 saIoe-
Il payable by the sal. proprietor has been hxed iof
ut ~ cents per blshei. Export duty. one cent Lac
Gushel MEASURE for salt contains - Imperial quarts