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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-13

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-13

49, o""'' ;" S't'tpuHI uuT Die Wns
naeme pen ottrpForenti9sn Gerttfcltsn ais 3ob-
lung Der Stsueru Don Wiin,e, I'm NLusIonh
an9sie8ten @elpern II. /. 10.
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cen bat, pGB Ole picrprUeertt9en Certificate as 9nSImn,
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len, 'plbs Certificate, penn lie as 8asluna iolhtr So
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-13
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unO Snifructicnen in St,iebuna auf bic sI,,-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

Fourteenth AnnuA N Getting OF the Hud-
son River Baptist Associatton South.
me fourteenth annual meeting Of The Hudson River
Baptist Association South held their hrst days
yesterday. n The Pilgrim church, West fhrty third
street. between Eighth and Ninth The sssocia-
tion embraces nearly all Of the Baptist churches In this
city and Brooklyn. representing something forty.
AZ the morning aesson commencing tan O'Clock, there
large attendance delegates being present from all
The churches belonging 70 tho association besides large
Tho meeting was called 70 order by The Rev. Samuel
Baker D. d. moderator 0f the previous year, and alter
the preliminary services the annuaermon delivered
by the Rev. Robert Lowry. OF Hanson place church,
Brooklyn Credentials OF delegates then resolved,
church. elected moderator for the year. and
@. Q. Norton, clerk.
the conclusion Of the morning session the members
were invited to proceed the basement Of the church,
where well laid and substantial lunch had been
prepared The room tastefuy decorated with ever.
and profusion 81 flowers, and very pleasant
time was passed In q social reunion.
Tho afternoon session commenced at halfpast two.
and statistics OF membership their increase
financial condition. &c of each church were received ana
read varioue committees for the coming year were APP
pointed SUBJECTS connected with the growth OF thu
discussed.
An evening session was held at eight O'Clock devoted
entirely 70 considering the interests Of the Sabbath
schools belonging 70 the association which are ID most
fourshDg condition. and afford cause for thanksgiving
ana continued effort In behalf Of the young Or the city
An invitation from the Superintendent Of Pubic
Schools was extended TO the association TO visit The
schools In the city. efNf
The meeting then adjourned, meet again this morn
ing At nine O'Clock In the same place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22
Arctic Explorers I'm Court
MARINE COURT.
pafopo 1nAOa IkAy HF

JUNE H. Waiam PaykAuya Snow ~. CAa,ses Fyancis
Hail-rhis action brought by the plaintiff 70 re-
for services rendered the defendant In preparing
maps charts and diagrams OF the Arctic regions. Tho
plaintiff who s voyagesr Of thirty years practice made
several trips to the Attic regions among those
employed BY Lady Franklin in the search for her hus
band The defen dans, who 10 also Arctic explorer Of
couad erabe note engaged the plaintiff to make sketches
the frozen regions together with charts and Ola
grams q book which he 10 about publishing, entitled
"Arctic Voyages and Explorations % well as certain
charts which were sent 70 the London Geographical
quarrelled with the defendant left &bs charts unAn
ished but returned again to bis Ahpys and pssofned,
as he alleges all that required Of h under The en-
tract Among the witnesses for the plaintiff Wef6 Henry
Grnnell Ard Fletcher Harper who were called bpon 70
testify TO the value Of these charts and diagrams
The defence set NJ vas general denial Of the alcea
tons contained In the AFFIDAVIT OF the plantif. The
Judge took the papers and announced that he would
render decision In day or two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Advancs Of Lieutenant General
Grant On Peesrshurg, vs.-Spisndid
Fighting Of che Unioa Torcss-Msp or
tAs Scene % Opsratisns-Msvsaent Of
General Shsrmea's Army In Georgia.
The Latest News from Eur0ps, 30.
fhs mall steamship Northern Light, Captain Wilson,
VIII ssavs this port tomorrow for Aspnwai.
Tue mails Ter Central America nd The South Pacific
viii close 81 hafpass Ten O'Clock tomorrow incoming.
ne Nsw Yo2x HEaALD--Editlon for the Paciho-will
- ready u hapass nine O'Clock In the morning and
win contain Pull and reliable accounts. from our special
correspondence Of the Crossing q Ne james river By
the Fsrcss under Lieutenant General Grant, q the Invest
eus q Petersburg, VA and Of the splendid Fighting o.
The Onion Army, Illustrated With nap Of the theatre Of
sctsn Fhs hsest accounts Of The Operations Of the
Tsrcss under Major General Dussr On the James river;
Full details Of the Movements and Successes q General
Sherman 10 Georgia. and the latest despatches from the
different divisions sf the Unou Army N all parts OF the
country; Late and important intelligence from The Rsbel
ssAtss The ssss News from Europe, and reports q all
important events Of the past week.
Single copies, In Wrappers, ready for mailing six ssats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22
Coroner's lnqusst.


the CASE OF PArRI2x KENNEDY, KILLED IN
sR FIGHr-NQySSITloN ON TIE BODY, ETC.
corener annSy yesterday held an inquest at bellevue
the body Of Patrick Kennedy. who received
fatal blow the head during fight between gang Of
disordery men and number OF the Twelfth precinct
police At early hour Sunday morning. The tssti.
mony OF several officers present during the fight was
taksn and il went 70 show that party Of intoxicated
men were making great deal Of noise In the
vicinity Of Third and One Hundred and Eighteenth
street. Al length the dieorderiy characters entered
the drinking saloon Peter Mousairs the place IN
dcated above where they became noisy and trouble
that roundsman McCrum and others OF the Twelfth
They failed 10 DO So however and one Of
the crowd bulsrt than his companions was ar
and started for the station house. On the way
there the officers attacked, and during the des-
perate attempt made TO the prisoner Kennedy,
on ss ~
Is subsequently, reported that roundsman McCrum
which caused his death but .Sai officer dsn,es. under
OATH having and the evidence failed TO indicate
ss 70 and The
confusion prevailing At the time. no one, not even the
friends Of deceased. saw the blow given The case was
submitted the jury whe rendered the following YER
dct:That Patrick Kennedy. the deceased came TO his
death by hand Of person unknown, the morn
one O'Clock the evidence being Of unsatisfactory cha
racter The jury Also recommend tho closing Of Peter
Nousairs' and like establishments before the hour Of
twelve o'clock on saturday nights"
THE HARMON PAKNcIDE cAsg.
The inquisition In the case OF John Harmon. late Of
1877 Mott street, died Bellevue Hospital, from the
fleets stab received the evening Of the 7tn
instant with pair Of shears In the hands Of his SON.
| John Harmon. Jr.. was nold yesterday by Coroner
Ranpey. The facts ELECTED the same In substance
previously published and the jury rendefed verdict
against the son. who theroupon Was committed TO the
| Tonsbs 10 await his trial.
| LITTLE GIRL SUPPOSED TO BE FATALLY BEATEN.
II
seutSsa communication 10 the Coroners ofcs, which
set FORTH on information received from Dr. Fields Of the
Demt Dspsnsary, that iHt'e gr rec years Of age
named Mary Clarity, whoss mother b ON Biactwsl's
Island. lying in dangerous condition In the apart
meuta Mrs Dstwe, the thrd floor Of promises 25t
East Eighteenth stress was further alleged that thu
child had been beaten by Mrs. Gluten living n 81 Eas
Broadway. A. the request Of Capt. Cameron, Coroner
widely will take the ante mortem statement u the girl
should she be able 70 give Ineligible account VI thu
i occurrence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

eerss Henry THusdse. X.
6th N Y thigh
Cop o.s. : 4 ;.1 s''i With, D. s'A
Orviiie sprasae. ]. ssh Conn,
leg
] Herrsck. I0A MI art hand
Jas D McEnspey. ID. s5tn Pa
veg
Birsm II weiser. y, 9Th
Mas right arm. ampntared
Sidney L. Reed. Y, 18th Mas,
left arm, ampntated
David II Greer, q, llIth N Y,
ley
Il < smuhers O. lad NY,
abdomen
O A Willard. X, 9th Mass, leg
WIN q Darcy, ID, Both Pa,
A W Pingres. n. seth NY lea
Godfrey Gcianer. ". l9thWis,
heal
Corp John Brooks, VI. SINH,
abdomen, diei June IL
J Alsmap, II, 6th Conn, hand
Corp y Teishlish. X, 18th Me,
cheek
Geo W Lake, q, Gath Mass,
shoulder
A Buckles. A, lAth o N q.
thigh
IN 0eis. q. eth Ohio. legs
James Bnlnes, ID, Sd N II,
shoulder
Th0s " Jones. I, Oath Mass,
back
nc Hall, b, 3dNB. abdomen
wmsBxnchu. II, Sd N II. hip
sam'i D McCluer, Il, 7th NH,
GeoTW Richardson. A, nth
Ne, left arm, asnputated
X Caney. b. 3)th III. arm
Chas II Thompson. !, 7th N
II arm
jas Murphy, I, 7th N II, side
y W hliett, y, 7th N II. knee
Vim Brown, g, 7th N n, arm
John Doyle, D'S9th NY. hand
Nat Fox e. 7th N II. arm
Geo Is Bickford, g. Sd N H,
scalp
Sergt Jas LAllen, d. 7thConn.
neck and shoulder
Lieut. Emils Rampano, 67th
Ohio, hip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

At SEA, juno w. 1851 y
CAvfAIH-wc. the undersigned passengers board Of
your chip bar present nnct take our leave Of
her Yourself without an expression however feeble and
ese, Of the cbsatons We are under 70 ROW for
Kindness unrcmittna attention and wntchfu
Not only felt during the voyage tie security which
IL only possblc through able seamanaL OF The
that tedum usually the lot OF
travellers the liant and stu dious have been
your efforts % cause the time 20 pass pleasantly.
wew sh al 70 testify our sppfcc alton OF the extra
ordinary cleanliness OF ship and tho gcntlemsniy
conduct and good dsc'nine o. your officers sod crew.
which worthy Of the highest commendsto on Graft
tnde ipcuaf therefore, constfan 70 express
yon the saisfacton which our voyage has xvet us
aud thank its principle cause We Reg aso 70
thank heartily the courteous oilers who assist and
vnn ably will In endeavors
the cprorI passengers Wishing
ia the future many prosperous the GOOD ship
nm Aer tour comnana. remain truly friends.
81 franklin. hajo General yolani cers John hancck,
a. VI Franklin ain and A. ID. g.: j. q. Oi'nnnns, Gap.
and A. ~ O. Dsuiel Ly Lieutenant and A. H. O.. A.
". Long'ey Captain and A. d. G. 70 General Uarton w.
N. Jarrett NJ H.. u n. h. Bonneville. Milton Former. frst
Lcu.ensns. sxnA corps u. sAiG y. Dis'n, cay,a.a
and A. o. NJ; CT CONWAY. Military telegraph; ~ Corsev,
Cap ain y0nntrsrs NoSert r. knr'ters y llama, Jares
Mfer rsrsain ca.s Mfy. Cap,aln Y v Edward, Cap.
Urn q. n. GhrfgniN. rff Vermont cav ry.
- psail W. p. n'HAlAs. lnitcd s'aiss sssner 1has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22


Jonas Leroy. @, iHsh y Y.
foot
Albert ssockdaIs. K. 3oin
Masa. head and arm
VIM vogelsr, - neck, disd
June 10
Jas Kelley, r. 55th Pa, hand
Lieut. n u BerS, 25ih Mass
Vols, foot
j Clark Is. 18th Pa. finger
Geo W Right. X, 10th NY art,
wrist
Mathew smith. 18th " Y. toe
Henry ilill. X, Ssh Pc. arm
WIN u heIcaif. II. 10Th Mass.
thigh
Roht Crane. n. 18th Mas.
elbow
John Ben jamin, A, sth Conn
Vols, arm
Chas SIN IN q. Sd N III, leg
Jacob Foliensby, y. 7th Y II,
leg
4 Busser. II. 18th o nc,
head
J \ Esmis. y. Sd n VI, face
Henry Johnson ID, 7th N II.
lett leg, ampntated
Levi Durham, ID, 7th N n,
head
Jno Riley, ], 18th Conn, hand
Chas II Adarns.ib, 7th N II,
L Perry. d. Sd N II, chow
A Ganralox. II, 7th N III. hip
J w Dickson. q. 1850 U n u,
head
VIM Hicsier, 4, nth o Vol.
shoulder
Chas A Hale. H, 7th N d,
breast
A Poland. B. i3lth ONO
Peter Oclair, A, 57th Mass,
hand
Geo Blancher. A, 10th VI.
James Teat, d, 7th MI. thigh
Capt Reed, q, 39th Ill. shout
Lieut. James Garrett. B. s9th
Wy. arm and body
Cart 9 l. Judd. Is. 18th y y,
right shoulder
Capt W NJ Lewis,.B. 89thNY.
left knee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22
a he BROOKLYN Navy YARD.
now xolKgRa APPLICANTS ARE rREArRD-0NR -
TEE SAUsxs 90 DxLAys IN rms NAVY, k1C.

fxx cAUsxs 90 DxLAys IN rms NAVY, k1C.
30 Diroa ms HERALD.
NEW Yosk, June n, 1854
Having noticed article. short time since, In the
rssmps Of your paper 70 the effect that many o. eur
COVE omen, detained ~ che Brooklyn Navy
Yard COR enaueers aud being myself engineer
u ssvsra years experience. sod DESTROYS o entering TIE
navy called 1t ocs of the Chisf Engineer Of the
srookivn Navy Yard Saturday, the 18th inst., and
sskss lin receiving applications for sssissans
snv,r ers 10 the service. he Informed that he was
end .ukrd me n desired . situation. replied that
such ssp the object Of my visit He then asked me
n mech MIC and had brought any testimonials re-
spec,u any quancst,ons character, &c. replied that
4a-chlrc and WIS odng situation practical
Engineer ON vessel, and at the time presented
him INV boee~e, which he read. 10 then informed me
snsf any icrnse engineer amounted 10 moth ing
1hAt w"ra 70 hcoesssSy TO urn'eb him written
rccnuinend1ts,s good moral conduct, &c.. and that
he wossd cxssni1e mo touching my Qua incaons
engn.e 7 telt somewhat pioued AZ tho idea Of his
isnuring my hcense az Of account and rsplied
subst that since 10 was go icuiar I'm reQa
q the moral character o. applicants hst arrived Al the
con- usor not e. leave my name applicant, and
added lperlsps Somewhat sarcssticaiy) that hoped he
would Ne AZ st greater need of engineers bs.oro
should maze sppl cation 70 him asaip. then
To Jeavc the Office; but ne detained
mo, sent for OF the guards, and Instructed
him to have "cried outv OF the yard
at the Same lime grooming I'm that N ] used nny
lneolent language have mo placed In cell quietly
snemutcd myself 10 this unwarranicd insult and was
conuctca ~ guara outs de the yard aud 90 passg
tbe u1derstand that " was rs orders
60 allow mo 10 enter tie yard again
Now " my Is IT, be considered c-tcridn,
N II a source oi any wonAarment Nat cur navy y
A want Of engineers, this the kind Of iea'u1.n;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

applicants arc receive nom he hands q ths "DovssB'
that be" al the Breokiyn Navy YardS
Knoving e DO that you'are awake 70 due sesse q
jusscs 70 The mechanic submit this % your csossdeva
Non, An q sbs facts assertions IN The
can funy substanfjats; and BY inserting this In NE
columns a your valuable journal yoa win greatly
obligs PRACTICAL M6NEER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22
nrsonlyn Ctsy Ne vs..

REGATTA - m HRcoKLyr YAcR CLus.-Bs annual
ssssa Il The Brook IN Yacht Club VIII take place today
srun sbc Cine House, the foos a Court street Twenty
Ter entries have hsen made and We weather should
rvs wopssious asis fan 70 prove highly In.
tsesstsg Two steam have been engaged for ths
nocssisu-nameiy X Martin which h intended for
xAs II cue club, and the Naushon, which . nteuded
leg the public. ihees bosis will leave Fulton ferry,
Ire kwn side NJ twelys O'Clock sharp, and ACCOM-
paay me yachts troug hos toe entire Ths courss
wtn be srum . Stake boat Gowanus Ray 20 buoy No.
back -dstsrce twenty mi co. The prizes viii Be
Osasesed bv schoooers, sloope
ub asd man.a open boats and cat re. The yachts will
ssars - CLOCK precisely.
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Obituary.

ISABEL CUBA, rHs DANsnUSB.
babel Cuba the popular danssuse died In this city On
NeUAay evening, alter long and painful illness. Her
disease consumption. She retained her conscious
ACES almost u the last and will, legal form,
anrtng the afternoon.
Cubas was born ~ Valencia del CD. In Spain, In the
year 1887 She consequently twenty years oil
vheo che died. Her family name was Blasco Her pa
rents and grandparents very clever artists well
Known throughout SPAN Al an early age Cubas dis
played extraordinary skin dancer and appeared
before the pnbc, travelling through Russia. Turkey,
Austria and France. Her last appearance In tho Old
world the Lyceum, London, under the manage
Celeste thoroughly appreciated her wonder.
fai powers.
In 1860 Nixon, the manager. brought Cubas 70 this
scsay made her debut ~ the Winter Garden, and
schsewea immediate This she followed up by
her pericr the Cremorne Garden. In 1852 she
played Yesuea a the Academy Of Music, with Breno'i.
sus,u, and Hinskley, and created quite sensation.
ssce then she starring throughout The country
Her lsss engagement n Philadelphia, We believe,
and there abe taken seriously III. Sone time ago
shs becsms American citizen. Shs leaves daughter
axs4 about years. Her mother, sser and brother
n this country, and well provided for. Al dancer
Cssss upequ.ed vouptuous expression and tropi
sH grscas 40 woman, the sincere grief OF her many
friends n bar best eulogy. Dsscase s~ pss
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List of Wounded Admitted at Depot Hes-
pttrI, osnt OF Hoe Ms, Va on enc 18th,
l6fn md 17rh days az June.
Milford d lst ny mount Corp Dani Ritchey X, 55th
ed rres Pa hand
John Williams v, 9Th Conn. Aes Donald K 10Th NY art,
rsres o'Eei y. isnSu. 10 spS Houston, ', ss,A "a.
.hEn elbow :.
slasi'arsis o, 25th Mas, WIN n shern y, q, i7th N
btsiocSs died nne 10 iea
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CIOTHIN0.

POSITIVE FACT.-H. HARRIS, or l64 SEVENTH
"A takes this oppeunity 20 70 the com.
for Cast on Wearing Apparel Carpets Furniture Jeweiry
Diamonds As he has great demand for these articles
for the Orlenns ladies and tamen having
any Of the dispose Of fail BY calling or
addressing II. Hsrrs 64 Seventh avenue, near Twenty
second street where You can depend upon receiving :
nav The utmost val each article, and humbu
Is pracsed By good many other high oGcres and then
trembling 10 gel half tho value Ladies' waitsd
upon ny Mrs H. Harris their resdences In and out
Of the city.
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= rrENrIos.-Ar a2a SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR

n TTENTION.-AT 20 ELEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
"A Twenty fifth stresl Ladies and gentlemen have the
order from Ca fsrnia and the Western TO the
Carpets iurni.ure Jeyelry e: b. paying o. pc. cent
pay FOR ladies' Six Dresses from IS 70 $ wooleu from
81 to $40; also Calico, Deaine. Muslin NC Gentsm-ns
Goats ~ To 81. &c. Ladies and
gentlemen. don Z forget the right number. hAKCks
2 Seventh avenus Twenty Nth street BY calling
addressing you viii be dealt with honestly; Orders
viii be attended 10 Brooklvn New Jersey, Hoboken,
Staten Island &C. Ladies punc,liy attended to BY Mrs