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Aromatic schiedam Schnapps.-The
cheapest mpored liquor sold In this country Por sale BY
all druggis,s and grocera
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Prises Csshed n Ats Legsi Lotteries,
rnformatiop given or sent
J. 4. cLATToN CO.. 10 wau stree. n Y.
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+. .
REMOVAL
DGMAS BARNES GO.
PARK ROW.
OPPOSITE rRk Aston ao8sR
yobbers aud largo buyers OF hedisl Peefumey. &o
v consult sher Interest BY eraunnge immense stock
oosnpossd oKoiusiveiy ef ths class Of goods.
DEAAs BARNES 90
NJ B-The initial q" is omitted signature
Nay 1854
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watches aaA Jewelry
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
0ROR0R O. ALLEN, ais Brosdvay
One below Csoa strest. formerly IL Wan sareee
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The ucd River Bxpedftion-Movsmsn
osthe Union Army-Lssest IntsaiiG enos
from the Rebel sta tes- I m portant News
eron Mextoo. Cuba, Osntrsl ana Bouth
America, 81. DOmingo. &C.. SO.
fne 0au steamship AustssiAslan. Captain Coek. vtn
ieavs this port o-dAy fos Liverpool
mo malls for Europe wv chose This oisy ~ bs' pass
eleven O'Clock this morning.
me Nsw Yoax HsRALD-EdNsca for Europe-wiN b
rssdy as hapast ton O'CLOCK snA with contain additional
parscuas OF tho Rcd River gxpeAsssoa and The Bss.
iies lately fought Ia Louisiana the Latest Dispatches
tive 70 the novements the UnIos Army IN ai portions
o. ~ country Late aad Interesting iptsgesoe srsu
Rebel Seaes The Latest News from Asxios, Cuba. Gen.
ra and South America aad b. DOnioso Reviews Of tina
New York Markets. and Reports d al important and
terestng occurrences OF che week.
6ogs oopes 10 wrappers. ready Tor mAiag ovs oeats
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Address to SmOkers.-POl10k d SON,
Moershanm manufacturers 357 Br0omo street, the
B0wery sell goods Wholesale and retail Pipes 70
order repaired boiled and mounted
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Lottery Tickets Cash ed. - II for mas tion
given. JOSEPH BATBs
Broker.
m Wall sSreet room No l.
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Had Bfeath.-How MANY Lovers 10
has .epsrssedhow many frends for To effect
dsntrace night and morning u also beauu6es the
eompienou Prioe 30 cents. FOR sals by ali druggists
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Royal Havana LOttery.-Foray PEI
cent premium paid for prizes inforaon furnished Tho
hghes paid for Doublocns aud I'll Of Gold ans
SILVER. TAYLOR CO.. Bankers 10 Wall street, n. Y
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Alarming oases OF Headache Tooth
ache Neuralgia and Catarrh cured BY using
Instant Pain AnDihiator. Sold everywhere
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

why Il PhalOn e s0n's U Mig ht bloom
sg Cersus Ike one Of Phslans great billiard oaronss Be
Why i Phsion son's Night Bloomas csreu," cheap
at . delars BscAuss L. worth moro than . hundred
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Trusses, Eiasttc stoc ksngs, &se.-Marsh
CO - Radical Curs Truss ccs only at ra avsssy street.
Lady attendant
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

CROSS EYE srRAI0HT8NRD IN ONE MINUTE.
And eysy disease Of the Eye and ear s.tns'
BER1. At his consulting roonA sls Broadway nes,
Twelfth
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

z. n. slmmons 4 Co.-Managsrs.
onsLsy. RxrsA Guam 2ii-May l0e4
cLAss sis.Nsy & issS
6S, 23, 70. II, SO. a, ~, IS, 16, s5 20. 30, 81
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Prisss Cashed In All LegsItssd Lotto
ries and iuformatioa given. 0ALbA0HHR BKuJAMIN
Brokera 40 Chestnut street, Phiiadsphis.
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France. Ellis k C0.-Maaagsps.
LssRAay, 8xraA CLAs 1-Ma0 1854
30, "a, rs, 81, 4, 81, 10, 66. 10. SO, 63, 7.
CLASS B-May 1854
so, 20, 49, 81, 81, l6, II, ~, rs. rs, rs. 60, 81
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Dyspepsia Tabuets..Ash for Wellimg' Q
Dyspepsia Tablets voe sale oy all drussss a GO cents per
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Soldier Shot whiIs AtsmPtfN6 Go
Desert.
Nsw HAVE, May ., 1894
Private James Mccarthy, recruit Of the Twelfth Con-
nectscut Volunteers was shot dead at half.pas
O'Clock this evening bile attempting 70 desert from the
Cosscrips Camp 81 Grapevine Point.
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

tarh DR. MarshaIs Caarrh snan Cold In the Head
DR.. Marshalib Catarrh Snuh Drowsness DR. Mar.
tsrrh SNUFF Sore Eyes, Dr. harshalls Caarrh snun
cures Dsasnssa u opens and purgss out all obsxucous
strengthens the glands aud gives healthy actbn 10 the
parts affected. 06ad By all druagistA
The New York herald., 1864-05-04
Police Inseiiagsacs.


Polioe Intsisagsacs.
GARD.
70 rms sDrros or rHs sraAID ,..,
n. ...,,o. q public re:pss.,aiy airss.a
ssss Sas
= I'm S = oS:srsd !h:. si,s; oSs ana :dSS: sIs@n.
SS;:rsnpon iss promptly S!:%;:sS
why IL Phaion h soa's I" Mig ht Bioem-
ss Ce,eus IKE one q rhs'ans srss. billiard oaros' Be
sa'Is sss %s1 Ass cs':u
Highly Impe~tant Co wounded soI-
diers IAN soldiers Who have been d.shargs1 BY Of
;!.:s =: Z:
." "''''' street. r''sSsRsH 5os2sH >. Dewitt COMPANY
Marray, Eddy . oo.-Manassrs.
g. So sssss'ifss a. fs ss't ss 81 ga. a. is a. s
20, a. %. Il. q. "a 4. 10. 81. ". !. s., 50, 8.
z. n. slmmons 4 Co.-Managsrs.
sus.sv .xrsA C.Ass ni-hsy g. 1854
49, sS' 49, c.., j.; = ,.:; =: g; ss ., l. -. %.
sS, 23, 10. II, 3s. a, ~, IS, l6. ss, 20. 80, 81
France, Easas n Cs.-Maaagsrs.
LasaAay. 8xrsA cLAs w-MS q 1854
20, "a. rs, 81, :, 81. 10. 6e. 10. 50, So, z
50. 20, 70. 81, 81. is, II, Is. Is. 2s, rs. 60. sa
Prisss Cashed In All Legsusssd Lotto
ries and informatioa given. 0ALLA0HHR BENJAMIN,
Brokess 40 Chestnut street, Philsdsiphia.
Prises Cssned .. Au Legai Lotteries.
J. 4. CLAYTON CO.. 10 wau street NJ.
Royal Havana Lottery.-Fsrsy Per
::" csa
-------
Lottery Ticket. Cash. -Insormasion
given JOSEPH BATBS,
NJ Wall street No l.
a Bea uaifui Compie piexson.-Laird's Bloom
Of Youth surpees everything for precvvur and beaui
ing the complexion ana skin AJ Broadway aud drusgi
everywhere.
Rad Bfeath.-How Many Lovers ID
has sepsrsed-how friends for parted To effect
radical the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS
dentri6ce night and morning. II also beauubes the
sompentou Prioe 30 cents. For sale by all druggsts
Asa for ths vi.aigre de Toilette OF ths
Soctee Hygenqus OF New York-great cosmetic and SAINT
tsry-aad take no other. Depot ib Chambers street
AGucs. Fsvers, and all Compsafmts OF
the change Of weather be preveued snd curea b the
nse. - habsuai beyeregc Of SrBlNtBLDv nRSkCh
OO0NAC blTTARe GO Nassau street. corner o. John New
vortb which the only imported Biseers kuoa 70 NE Gus
tom aene, aad sancsisned - he criuoAS hsmeur, An
sAsn srs hnAASa
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Distilled Dew for the snn snd Coas-
peron is the best article known Bold b. druEgsa De
pot JlJ Broadvav
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

WHEELER q WILSON'S Hixhsa Premium Lock sutch
Sewing Machines removed 70 6x5 Broadway bewcsn Hoss
and Bieecker streets
The New York herald., 1864-05-04
Disaster 20 sAs British Brig Nellie.
PoRTrAND, Me-. MAY T. 1894

the British brig Nellie Captain Lewis iron Turks L.
lands for Portand with eleven thousand eight hundred
and forty eight bushels Of ss 10 coming into this port
through whtshsad passage, went ashore on Spindle
Isdgs and viii probably % total ioss. steamship
went her assistance with lifeboas and took The cap
tain or the having len bssors. wrecksu are sn.
pioysl 10 save - much - possible ths tide.
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Loss OF the Brig EIiHabeeh, % Ban gor.
Nsw HAvss, Nay Q, 1884,
The brig Elizabeth, Of Bangor, hdea with coal and
bound 70 Boston, went ashore Sharks Reef on Brad
ford, on Monday right Her were taken IRON the
rigging whore they had remained for twelve hours BY
boats crew from Fairhaven The brig nnesn ysars
DID, and was valued u ST 900. She will probably prove
a total loes.
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CURED.

OArARRH or yHs TyMPANIc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBsTRUTICON8 or THK
kUbTACHfAN TUBB
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Odd Fell0ws' Hail. m amcs q Lock.
having the late propretors (Messr
Dorh Brown, Odd reliows Hall Restaurant and billiard
Saloon, will the the public Wedne
ing May The former patrons Of this establishment and
the friends Of tho proprietor invited 20 be
the oocason. HERMAnCB LOCKWOOD.
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Al the WoathercOcE
Indicates every change OF wind.
aENIN's COSMOPOLITAh HAT STORE
Indicates
EVERY CHAN0B or FASHION
In every department Of the foreign and domestic
HAT TRADE.
Is the determination OF the proprietor that everyht
which the light either IA the plain o. fancy depart
mont OF the business eithor side Of the water shall be
found his Henoe the variety Of his stock
Is one OF ia most marked and striking features To-day
week hundred and twenty for Ia Of the rules of the
that nothing in the line which may mako les
in quarter shall bo uurepresened In the
stock Men Of fashion, men Of business, professional msn
sportsmen and travellers will find the assortment Of
STRING STYLES FOR GRNTLEMEN the mot copious in
city and Of Fancy Hats for chdren infants and young
ladies' the stocks sampaous and varied beyond all
dent 0ENfh, 6l3 Broadway.
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constructed positively this dangerous disease
No pressure made the back spermato cord action
is inward and upward light clean and Tho power
be made weak a pleasure required It diff
fers entirely In principle from all russes In and made
and not simply hold and Injure Pamphlets free
Sold only BY 0RE00kf d CO.. 600 Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

COrns, Bunl0ns, Inverted Nails, EN-
arged all diseases Of the Feet without pain
Inconvenience the patient by DIR. zAChARfE Bur
geou Chiropodst 100 Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Tags-For shappiag Cotton. Wool
Flar. Ray, Hopa HogA &C. ct VICTOR , AAU0ERs
lis Chambers street
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Cristadoro's Hale Dye, Pressrvative
aud Wig Depot wholesale and retail-No. Astor House
The dye applied by skilfal artists.
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that will not pay their debts she is welcome TO them
Those persons are afraid OF giving once " the arts
tocracy SO they dsincined to oppose the Rebels
Another class Of the middle cass who arc our rienhs
aro the operatives for instance, men who nave Deen
educated by the teachings Of Bright. Golden ana
Thompson-they are simonpurc Abolitionists; In All
their suiferngs they are true 10 the slave Iher IN
siDcts always right. That class has goue ON IN
creasng until 10 embraces one third OF the peope
Of .England. They have their societies that wied
mighty power They have passed resolutions not only
against Slavery but also In favor OF the Union Ihey
are "a noble army Of men, Another class tue agrcu'
tural lab0rers, who have the idea that what
ever their landlords in favor OF they
ought TO oppose, and they do so. Mr..
Martin hero gave the most adrot and happy
answers Of the English laborer 10 the defense oil the
South made by the English laDdholders This running
fire was received with tremendous applause. MT Mar
TIN then gave n graphic sketch Of his own experience az
slave. lie said he barn In North Carolina, On the
day an nsurrcctionist was hanged and according 70
old iythagorns he supposed the soul OF that man en-
tered into his body. Cheers and langhler.I MS
mother was torn away at midnight with her Two emu
dreD and Georgia There they we're sold again
BY an extrayagant man and gambler, who had lost
uioucy betting on Henry Clays election when with
his master, he frequently associated with white
boys played marbles with the and paid them IN mar
bles for teaching him how to road DE proceeded al
some length giving account Of his Efforts 10 learn 10
write his visit b. bis mother. his arrest ana lnplsoh
mont, aud finally vi bis escape and arrival at IHcaso
He concluded by making an appeal for his felow'cOuh
trymen at the South. Mr.. Martin speaks with grace
and 1uency using excellent English splicing his speech
with pert illusions and flashes OF humor and frequently
rising 10 real e!oquence.
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The Rev. sciiu Martin at tho Cooper
uusfltufe.

A large and respectable gathering ~ ladies
and gentlemen heard with great pleasure and enthusiasm
the Rev. Sella Martins admirable address English
views Of mcrican affairs The Rev. DR. McClintook pre-.
sided. On tho platform were Peter Cooper David
Dudley Field, and other prominent citizens. After a
very appropriate Introduction the speaker who spoke
ertenporaneOusly. said Engshmen are The friends oi
tho South because they hayc aristocfacy which 70
based upon monopoly Of tho land There ~ 900 Of
these arlistocfais who jealous Of Institutions
jealous OF the ballot They denounced adstonc because
bo IL friendly to univor'a suffrage. The army OF En-
gland Is supported Wy purchase aud patronage. Offices
there for sale and customers stand ready buy them.
The Church Is establishment retained partly 20 pro-
vide living for the arstocracy. Against all this, our
example In this country, IL living protest In Eng.
land he had tried TO forget that he slave,
that there Shareholders in America In England
he had heard the members Of the nobility say, that the
people Of the North better than tho people Of the
South; that the slaves well treated the South
that the blacks badly treated nj tue North that the
with other remarks used by the defenders Of Slavery
here aud elsewhere. All this proves that there
in England who only lack the opportunity 10 be slave
holders.
Mr.. Martin gave humorous sketch ~ the Rebel
Mason In England aso, of Lord John Russells sudden
political conversion. In speaking Of the middle class
Of Englshmen he said some Of them had lost money ia
consequence Of this war, ard they not
friendly. The commercial class, who expected
10 make something out OF tho South,
also our enemies. Now the S0nth will not
pay old debts nor any until thoy become old
lCheep aud lsgghterj II England wants customers
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Speech Of Andrew johnson.
From The NasbviII. Time, IOth.


st. Cloud Hotel presented gay appearance
Yesterday evening" with its array Of national flags and
its brilliantly Illuminated windows which dressed
IN holiday earb in honor Of the Baltimore ticket. The
rumor that Gov. johnson would speak there gathered
crowd of seyera thousand persons in front Of the hotel
the whole breadth OF the street. from sidewalk side
walk being solid mass Of people extending from the
Presbyterian Church to distance below the st.
Cloud. The whole affair was entirely impromptu got
ten up the spur of the moment; nor did the Cover
know that any meeting had gathered until depu
taton and brought him from the Executive Cham
Der. Gov. johnson welcomed by three rousng
cheers. TO which he responded in speech three
quarters of hour in length. which loudly and
frequently interrupted with applause 1t vigorous
hold and national The lateness Of the hour at which
the crowd dispersed forbids our giving sketch to-day
but we win do to morrow. Although the crowd was
very argc numbering several thousand persons IL
n model OF good order, decorum and profound atten-
ton. The speaker never had higher compliment
paid him in that respect The repeated and hearty ap
panse rhch ever and rang out the night bore
evidence that the good order Of the assembly did moi
proceed from apathy. 1t was emphaticaly Lincoln
and johnson gathering, rallying like n Macedonian
phaanx around tho altar Of Freedom and Union. The
splendid band Of the 18th Michigan enlivened the pro
oeedings with magnificent mnsic.
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CATERPILLARs.- These pests appear in unu
sua numbers this year. and playing sad havoc We
do not mean the black worms Abundant JUS; now IN
our city irecs but tie real tent caterpillar whose hone
IL IN country orchards especially in Bergen Co., n. j.
whore il sceas 10 have stripped nearly cycry other tree
bare II IT. leaves and fruit That county would at this
time aosd Dr.. Trinblc the State Enionologis wide
aud interesting field Of inquiry. Let him view the de
yatated orchards along tho Eric Railway In that State
and read the slnyenly farmers lecture on these pests
lfno successful with moral suasion let him have those
owners who do not k@p n,r ar home indicted for
trcpass II Is any thing but agreeable after destroying
every yostgo 81 aHot ones pronses tohaNe the
choicest trees by hordcs Of creeping things
from the denudrd trees Of near neighbOr. Though
late In the scaaoA IL is not too late To partially check
their rayagos. Dwelling In tents where they are to be
found on duh days aud when tho dow Is on In he morn
Ing evening thrust split POLE or, what Ia better
spiral caterpillar brush, into their nests and with
twist and pull bring down the house and destroy It's
occupants by. tranpling thom under foot II the mis-
chief done Is great that ut viii rPen this year,
a. surely the in helocalfy spoken o. II will ma
teraly check their increase and by beginning In sea
son another year. they may be efcctuay kept under.
Let the farmers Of nolghborhood uno in this work Of
determination aud II they need any help call DR.. Trim
bic 20 their aid.
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Aner further remarks by Messrs. Crimes and How
ard The resolutions and credentials referred to
The judiciary Committee by vote OF ~ Yeas to Nays
THE NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD MONOPOLY.
Mr. WILSON from the Military Committee TO whom
were referred various petitions for increased railroad
facilities between Philadelphia and w'York, re-
ported the same back adversely and asked to be us
charged from their consideration. Agreed to.
CONSULAR BILL TaSSED.
On motion of Mr. TRuhBIII from the Committee OF
Conference on the Consular and Diplomatic ApWopia'
ton BILL the Senate receded from its amendment raising
the grade Of the Consul to Belgium, and agreed 70 tho
bill as IL came from the House.
MARINE HOSPITAL AT CHICAGO.
The bin authorizing the Secretary OF the Treasury 70
extend the Marine Hospital at Chicago was called nr ny
Mr.. TRUhBULL and passed.
THE ENROLMENT BILL.
Mr.. WILSON presented certain amendments 10 tns
Enrolment hill which, without reading were ordered
10 be printed.
At O'Clock the Senate adjourned.
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Tng Loss OF THE BgRKsHrRK.-TAs Hudson

TIKI Loss OF THE BgRKsHIRE.-1hs Hudson
ock and her hie daughter were recovered yesterday
from the wreck " the Berkshire and brought 20 this
cty end will BE- buried tomorrow. No further par
cuu- have been received Of the disaster and no more
bodies discovered that We learn of Men are busy At
work dragging the river for bodies but gGIi tie whole
wreck reno, ed Il II not likely that any viii be
mundn
Tie PosRALsspsis Eagle OF Monday reports: :" Since
our ar statement IN relation to tie disaster % the
Per shirc three more bldez have been picked up One
on Saturday. the body NJ Mary Phillips. one OF the
eaanbcrmaids and two females (unknOwn) on Sunday.
One OF the latter appeared to have been struck with
something on the side u the head Neither Of tho three
was burned IN the least. This mako. twelve bodies IN
all that have been found thus derrick Is expected
at the wreck from New York today when the stern OF
IN. vessel will be raised IL j. not Improbable that this
movement Wi be the means OF finding more bodies.
he Gne inquest and investigation viii take place al
Rhlnebeck stetion at O'clock to-day"
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Col. L. C. BAKBa.-Col, Bake, vS,s.

achievements as secret agent Of the War Deparmsp.
deserve special record born at Central New Yo,.
in 1896 but with his father emigrated to the West vhe,
he grew TO manhood. He then removed to Philedslnhs
engaging in mechanical business and subsequently, 4,
le5l, to California. Here he was 80 consp,cuou. ;,
member Of the Vigilance Committee Of San Frspc,...
that after having in great measure purified
society Of Its evil elements his coadutors dsm.,,,
that be should be received into the regular police m ,s
city. He served agent In the Police Der artnsn. -
The Pacific coast Tor ~ years. gaining the hghest ,sr
iation. Tho war breaking out, he proceeded 10 WE
isgton to tender his services TO the Goyernmsnt s
proposed to raise company. being however snnor,sS
Secret Agent Of the War Department by GEN So
After various important services lie was sent AZ 49,.
TO Richmond. He was at first captured nv Ts,ssss,s
mans pickets and sent back to Washington b1t 80
night later succeeded in being captured by psaas
pickcts and was sent TO Richmond There he ohts ss
an interview with Jeff Davis and contrvcd bv csr.l
representations TO induce JEFF TO set him Al lhet."
parole and subsequently LEFT Richmond for Free,otaa
burg. Having obtained oil the information he wan.s
be struck for orr lines; was captured By Rebel scn,
escaped from them at night and got safely across ~.
Potomac, and two days afterward laid before G a.
scott complete map OF the defsnses In ana sboa.
Richmond. fredericksburg aud Manassss ''"s'
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UNION SOLDIERS Poisoned IN VIRGINIA BY A


REBEL WoMAs.-Priyate S. \. Ellsworth OF Company
H. lst New Jersey Volunteers, furnishes the following
itom to a newspaper correspondent with the Army OF
Gen. Meade in Virginia. The charge Of poisoning our
men has heretofore been made against women in the
Rebel sates This is substantiaed by the essential
particulars OF names. date and place;
On Thursday. the 10Th May, at farm house near the
Pamunkey River in Virginia, seven soldiers. belonging
to the LIT NewJersey Volunteers partcok OF some hot
mnce pie offered them by old woman, who pretended
10 be very friendly. She professed to be pous woman.
member Of the Protestan, Episcopal Church Shortly
after eating the pie the seized with The symp-
toms usually attendant upon poisoning by arsenic. The
stomach pump applied by DR.. Mott of the LIST New
Jersey Volunteers aud Dr. Hendricks Of the I'd New
Jersey Volunteers The contents Of the somaohs were
analysed, and In all Of them arsenic was found. The
Zen had been oycrdosed. None are dead. bat all are
disabled FOR duty up 10 the present time ). ~ Els
worth Of Company X let New-Jersey Volunteers. was
one Of the poisoned men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14

FlYs-Messrs j. c. Allen, ". j. Allen. Baidtoin tMioh),
BA.s brooks. Bropn (Ws Chanler Cefroth, Or, C,a'
Fiaok Gdnson Gridey Harding, Harrington, Haoi L),
Heyrick Hoinsan, Hsfein,, koitfei,eh keenan, King,
Mckinney, Miller (Pal Morris lOhio) MORTON, odeA
TNeH (Ohio) Pendeton Prugl, Roto,d Robinson Rollins
Mol Ros, Smi,hers Steele o. J). Shie, Srone, Stuart
SDedf Wadsporth. Ward Wheeler, Chiffon A. Whte Jo'tph
~. Waite, Fernando Wood
The House bill as passed Is rs follows;
he enacted &C. That sections and OF act entitled
AN Act respecting lueves from justice and persons escaping
from tho of their MASTERS pessed February IL fj
and entitled IAN Act 10 amend and supplementary to
the entitled An Act respecting fugyes roni justice ahd
persons escaping from the seTvce Of their masers aseed
Sep ember 49, 1850 be- aud the hereby repealed
The House adjourned