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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

WAsnNeTov. Friday. Nay %. 1904.

DR.. Morton of Boston, who has been at
Fredeiolsburg and at the front since the commence
ment Of the present oampiFn experimenting tie using
Of anstAo.cs in the hoptals has returned, Rad with
several other volunteer surgeons he states the number
Of wounded. as shown by Official statement is moi,
0c0 that those requiring operations had tie benefit
Of the anasthctos and that all q the wounded have
been brought in from the camp hospitals and The field at
Fredericksburg. The ambulance system has worked
admirably. removing the wounded from the position
where they embarrassed military operations. and the
hospital arrangements nearly perfect ~ cTcuH,
stauco viii pertnit
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troops received any intelligence by

two weeks since the troops received any intelligence by
letters nom home.
PARTIAL LIST OF CASUALTIES IN THE SECOND AMI
SIXTH CoRrs. "WEDNESDAY, MAY Ia.
LAWYER q Mass killed Cep Tho Lyiord, l64 ~ "
Adj Armand, Is Mss@., loot. ieii band .
Cay Ccrcorn siass lungs Capt }. j. Whitney, % Pa
Capt Coventry A. l. d. bL, night guteel region .enous
div, 2 CuIIS slight. Ii G. haion ~ NJ l., eyes
Cant" bsiy. q Mas, finger. by Gccd,nt.
Can't Femng 70 Mass. head, It. b. A. TIemper, ~ ~ T.
serious. - utn' n'Sl - -. ~, ~
,,~nd.r Y, abdomen aud ann serious
n mo G. DIVER 1855 " Col MuIphey Coudg. Coeorai
sRd mon scrgus Legion, . =,
az Ns,tcn f;l.d.r BatyAdk 7. IL. Dunn 10 n. y"
A1Nt, lefrsfIn, siupuaied. ann, severe ~. w
had sjiybt abdomen serious.
II t;iasier Me neck L.. belly % NY. tCorcorans
CAPT H. Warren. d., Killed Losiorl Sde, teIlVes;
IL II Con,y DO ,liehf L. barry do. ann. tadly
C,rt n Sygu DO ewes ind Capt McConvey 1855 NY ct
CD Biselov' no Mss mead L. +. MeCsney, lGi N. "
1t h. Prentice x l., head, erin, severe -, I'm,
slight. 1t. J. A o. SULLIVAN no. h"'N
Al \, n Dean Mass side L. c. Waters do. DO. -
sgId arm 1t. Fizmorris, 40 NY, Mid
L. r. b. Bartlett 10 Mass It. +. Montgomery, do band
head, fatal snPuis'eL
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Later From MeaLc's Army-Thc. Move
nscBt OF wcdnesday-Lec's strong TO-
sitiou-ssrant's Efforts TO get Kim into
ma opcn Ficid-Finc Condition Of

our Troops.
Special Dispatch TO The n. Y. Thbuoe
WASHINGTON Friday, Nay 20. 1864.
Col. MARYLAND, General Army Mail Agent at
tached 10 Gen Grants STAFF arrived late last evening
directly from the frOnt. lie says Of the mcnt Of
the I'd Army Corps the 18th inst that, while it was
not successful in carrying oil the works OF the enemy it
accomplished important result on the enemy's LEFT
Gen. Lee occupies Spottsy Court House proper
and is fortified all around Ills army his camp is per
feet fortress.
Gen. Grant has made almost entire circuit Of the
enemys position In the assaults made upon II
times like that Of the leth chiefly with the hope Of
forcing Gen. Lee out Of Lis works. that his army
be reached upon a fair field
There are several Why little else than these
demonstrations have been made within tho last few
days: First the roads and feds In the vicinity of the
army were never in worse condition for the movement
OF artillery, cavalry. infantry Secondly re-
endorsements have been getting up and in consequence
Of the bad condition Of the roads they have been greatly
delayed in reaching Gen. Grant and In the third place
certain demonstrating forces were first be heard
from upon whose operations much depended. Dur
ing This delay the army proper has been resting and re-
Operating
Col MARYLAND. who was with Cen Grant In the
South estern campaign. Gays be never saw tho army
in better condition and finer spirits and never In he
life did he witness such enthusiasm manifested toward
General as the Army OF the Potomac manifests To-
ward Cen Grant whenever md wherever he makes he
appearance Gen. Grant was In the very beet sprits
and evidently felt that he master Of the situation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21
The Draft In Ikent0cky.

PAbVAiI. FfIday May 70, Ie6L
The draft for McCracken County, Kentucky,
was made yesterday.
Five hundred and forty-two names wero drawn, and
among them many merchants and business men VI
this city.
There was considerable excitement but no disturb
anccs occurred.
The lines closed to prevent the persons who were
drawn from leaving.
The draft In Groves County viii take place to-day,
and in Lexington County on Monday.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS AND OTHER ACCOUNTS.
The Grcnt Bnttlc-A Large Number Of
Prisoners Takcn-A New Battle sm-

PHILADELPHIA. Friday, May 20 1894.
A special dispatch from Washington to The
Bulletin says that The Sar states;
Tho skirmishcs in Grants army for the last few
days have been Ia our favor.
a battle ia imminent
1.-THE Rebels confess a wnnt ~ supplies
"a large number Of Rebel prisoners we're taken in
the battle on Wednesday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21
EROM GEN. BUTLER.

A HceeEnoissanee-H Near City Point
-Beamrcgurd's Force Estimated nj
2O,OOO-Gcn. tsaticr 10 Hesumc Opera
lions Xmsseaiateiy-Ds niing- with +.
peserter Up the AppomattoI 49, The
Negro Troops on Fatigue The
Dcstrnetion Of tho Brcwster Gen.
Kautz's Bxpedirioa.
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WAR DEPARTEEHT, WASHINGTON,
FRIDAY, May .O--S:3O p. ID.

10 Nal. -Utn. DIAs Inns ddtcIhooh NO ha''
zkpa;chcs dated at 81 this morning. from Gen. Grant
Last evening an effort was made by Ewells corp;
70 turn our night. They were promptly repnlsed By
1trney's and Tyiers divisions. and some OF Werren'
oops tina; were on the entire right. About 80 prison
On n into our hands beside many killed and wounded
Oar loss foots up little over coo wounded and l5C
k1od aud missing.
Gen Grant saws that probably our killed and missing
se sverstated
Over Is 600 veteran regnfcrcements have been for
vArded to Gen Grant The condition. Of the armJ and
hk plated operations are entirely satisfactory
fhe army is abundantiy supplied.
Under instructions from this Department to Col
eshriver commanding at Fredericksburg and its VI
entity nine persons are in custody who suspected
- have been engaged with Mayor Slaughter.
The Mayor had made his escape be:ose intelligence
q the outrage reached fredericksburg and the sick
end wounded. what could not be transported over.
ha,d, viii be brought here on water transports.
Dispatches from Gen. Sherman, dated at Kingston,
O'Clock last night state that during the day he had
ynsbed column beyond that place in pursuit Of Johns
ton a. far Us Cassvile and there diminishing in
tie latter part Of the day with Hardees corps. The
sars were expected TO reach Kingston today. hard
Eght for Atlanta lie looked for.
no reports have been received from Gen. Butler 20
AAy.
Maj Con. Hunter has been placed in command OF the
Department Of Wet Virginia including the Shenandoah
Valley.
Latest dates from Aalor-Gen. Candy were at Vicse.
sug
The Red River was reported 70 be blockaded by the
sAore batteries of the enemy at different poirts But
measures had been taken by him which believed
bo adequate for clearing the river OF all such OBJ
sructons ard to enable him to reach Alexandria where
- viii take command of the army.
EDwIs n STANTON SECRETARY OF War
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Supplies Going Forward BriskiyN'res'
News mny be Looked For-O"r GAM
boats Mt FrcdericlGsburE-Rcme OF
the Wsunded-iuerrilias on the HALL
Tonds.
apeeI.i Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Friday. May 20 1864.
Beta sends this in TO-DAY. The general posi-
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He Defeats Sam Jones and
John Morgan.
20 Breaks the Railroad West Of
Lynohbarg.
10 LATER NEWS FROM BUTLER
WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.

ossressry Stanton 20 Gen. DiI-Ncws from
Grnnt 10 n. III. OF Fridry-The Enemy
Gu Thursday Night Attempt TO Turn
Our Right FInni-They are Repuised,
and Give il Up-We Take 800 Prison
ers-Our Loss f5O Killed and Missing,
snd coo Wcupded-Over $4,000 Vet
cruns Arrive us Ro-enforcetnents for
MeaSe-tsesa News iron, saermsn-A
Great Battle Expected at Atlanta
Nothing Further from Butler.
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An Attack BY the Enemy-Thcy nre after
our supply Trsins-They Attempt TO
Turn our Right Wing, bUs Fail
Our EOssrs.

Special Dispatch to Tie n. v Tribune
WAsHnGIoS. Friday. May 90 1894.
Mr.. Hammond sends ~ this bureau the fol-
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tie Danvils road which - sucoecdsd In doing in two
or three places Had hght and lost number OF men
came bach via Petersburg railroad. which he again
tone NJ. and theaee ~ City Pon. Captured n large
Rebel mail with money and postage stamps send you
a number VI the etteTs w. II. K
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-04
Meeting Of the War Democratic s'n'e
Committee.

The State Committee Of the War Democracy
convened at the Aston House yesterday afternoon puf
suant TO call, the Hon. George A. Brandreth OF west
chester Presidents the Hons. Il. Il. Westprook VI
Ulster and X. ii. Tyler Of Oswego. VicePresideh's'
James Steward Of Chautauqua and IL. T. rage esqs'
Of New.York. Secretaries.
After the transaction Of executive business 'hc
following resolution was adopted:
Resared Tia. the War Democracy OF the state OF New
YoTk well Of sister States, be and are befroy -q
TO rally baltimore Tuesday. June 1864 cr ,he puip
Of respectfully impresng upon the Union 'ohVebIio "
Justice eapedency and necessity OF the NOMINATION ~ w
State, for Vice Presidency 81 the United States
A communication having been received from the war
Democratic General Commttec'of the City ana county
Of New York, covering certain resolutions adopea W
that BODY rehcarsiug the heroic deeds Of our soldiers
and sailors referring the sacrifices and services OF
the ar Democracy during the present kebeiilon re-
viewing the administration OF President Lincoln ana
euoging the management CT the affairs oi the " ar
Department by Secretary Stanton expressing prefer
ence for the denomination Of Abraham Lincoln and
earnestly presenting the Of the Hon Daniel D.
dickinson for the Vice Presidency, on motion 1t was
R,ored Tia, the be and is hereby reaihed by the
Committee.
On motion 1t WAS
Rs,r,d That this Committee earnestly protest. in their
behalf and IN the Of the War Democracy oil the
State the uncned for and uionded attack upon us
Committee contained Ia The dbday ErenEg Journal OF the
2,h a and indignantly repel It's caiuny and ni'repfeens
ton.
After the transaction Of other important busi
mess, the Committee adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-04
MARINE COURT-GsxsRAL Tgxn-JrsE a-Befors
Judges ALKER, Mci ARrry and HEARSy.
AdditfOnal Markets.

MOLAssES-There 10 fair inquiry from the trade ana
small os taken full prices hut the particular. are s
made pnbc Wo have only today about 100 hhd,
Gaa}c. ~ ~ -
RlCE-A fair demand prevails from the trade at sboni
former rates We note sales Of 1900 bush Pas Paddy A
81 Per bush. Government contract was arded ff
80 oO d. Rangoon at $ll ga q 100 10.
SUGARThe demand for Raw 10 moderate and a, Al On
dull naGie prices rather incline toward the buyer
without actual decline that quote. Sales Of POO hide
at Edlsc. for Cuba Refined quoted at 2sG24ic fov
ii.d By auction. u hide Porto Rico 9<9 ls M snS
81 bbls do at tdl-c slightly damaged The Goy.rum,u
has just awarded for 400 bbs brown a. : le Ia
and ESQ bbs crushed at e25 g 100 10. -
TEA-1here Is rather more inquiry, bat We hear Of NJ
very Important sales being consanmated The ,y-ru,p~-
have ,aken go half chests Young Hyson at Sis 30 do
pans $40 ?3 chests souchong s0c and 10 half
sogchoE at 81 y b.
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Mnrkets-Reported BIZ Tslegraph.

OswEoo June 3.-FLoua better; saes 90 b6l. wHuss
quiet saes 500 bush Prime White Canada al SO; West
Spring wanted BY merl scarce, CoRN bet,er sales
1909 bush old elbow Illinois. srve 81 50 OAR ss.
eu. quiet FEAs advancing; sales 100 Canada at 81 snd
1000 bush do, AZ 81 49, CANAL FRrianrs dali and III.
changed FouI. tZStJc, Wheat and Peas, l0c Oats q
New fofh CANAL Exposrs: &iG3 bbls. Flour, 2 40
bush =" boot; No receipts by AXE.
er LOUIS, Friday June 3-tLeVR In moderate def,stdl
noabo Extra 81 7sdS8; Single E,tTa. 90 6deI.
WHEAT sehNe and hyors buyers hoicc ~ 750 VI nj
strictly Prime cS 10. OAr inactive at sc RE and
bMLkr DUH CORN duh and dropping; Choic" Yellow
~ 70 rnme White, 81 rs Mixed VI ~ WHISKY ATnr
er; sahs at 81 y.
Cmc.so, juno a-Frorn dull WHAT steady ssles =
pl ESD 81 2ef for No l. and 5 25G$l got for No =.
ooRy steady sni declined d?c sales at 81 ltd ioy
NO. l. and 81 l0i 81 M Tor No. z. oArs tm, hIsS
WINES DOH and declined lc sales a, 81 2dti ~
FORK firm at $29d $50 Pine Moss in good ciaes" AZ
S!S so LARD l3tQlic. FRKIGHr. firm. RsekIrss' s -
bbs Flour, 1900 bush Wheat $4,000 bush x o,s, M
bush. Oats SHIPMENTS: l0OD bbs Flour, i'"" '"'~
Wheat LA 600 bush. Conn., Is 900 bush Data ,, .u,,rx
BuFFALo. June - FIovR in modentey uiisaalrS
WuEAr firm aud moderately active sale, sv Xi,ar al ~
Green BAY club, 81 ~. CoRs firm GOD s,rs,
with active demand at s2ds,3 alc closing arm 7" oa.ss
price other Grains nominal WHISKY yl ana mastiva.
~, FREIanTs shade drnieE 10 New AcTs; Cora Isic
NbsaI ia Oa., iec LAKE IMPORTS Yes 6b; flouri
"a, ~ hub Wheat Il siJ bush Torn eAeio oHsh. Oa.
Fyposrs: 26T bbis. Fou lSJ Jo - beat, 2oQ
hu.h Corn a. $50 bnsh. Osta
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LIEUT.. HoYr.-Among the many of Americas

LIEUT.. HoYr.-Among the many ofAmericas
brave sons who mustered at the call Of duty in defense
OF the liberties Of their country. and Of the world few
were animated with nober zesd purer eRthusiasm
than he whose demise we now commemorate. Azor
Hilton HOyt entered the service at Buffalo. in 1902
joining the lrOth New-Y York Regiment, and shortly
aiterward was promoted 10 the rank OF sergeant for
gsantTy at the battle Of Seven Pines In covering
the retreat Of the Union Army from Union hi!ls
and Turkey Bend he was taken prisoner, and sent 10
Aebmond, where, after soourn Of six weeks. he was
exchanged, and joined his regiment: which soon after
took part In the siege Of Charleston under Gen Gill
more, participating in the brilliant achievements at the
capture OF Forts Wagner and Gregg Trnnsferrcd with
the 10th Army Corps TO the Virginia Peninsula in the
early part Of May as he in the successive engage
menis which followed, and there met his death wound
on the 18th. while gallanty leading his men against the
enemy. On the 18th his remains were inferred near
Bermuda Landing by detachment Of the b,ys OF the
gallant Tooth Though only in his 23d year Young
Hoyt was fayorably known through interesting com.
municat0ns on topics connected with the war which
have appeared from time TO time in The TRIBUNE and
other Journals. Educated intelligent and refined he
enjoyed the good will Of all who knew him Ills recent
commission az Second Lieutenant Of Company | was
presented the legitimate reward u efficiency under
special tests to sOdierly skill and bearing aud was
accompanied By handsome sword the gift Of his com
radcs whose respect and esteem he had acquired and
whose friend he aimed 10 be. The funeral discourse
will he delivered at the Church Of the Good Shepherd
fir fourth street. in this city tho afternoon Of
Sunday lext by the Rev. Ralph Uoyt uncle Of the de-
ceased.
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A Bosroy LADY AT BOWLING GREES.-Mrs


Arnold who had been a resident 81 Richmond about
ten yenrs left that city with her three children last
February and cndcavorcd 70 exc out living BY teach
lng schoo, a, Bowling Green Va She had few pupils
whose parents paid for the tuition u their children
with milk aud eggs and meal In lieu OF money. untu
they become so impoverished they could net anord
even that Kind Of compensation any longer. MIS- a.,
like many Of her neighbors reduced 10 the starv'
ing point when Gen. Grants army made its appearance
and allowed her o. draw Government supplies. She
was a. her solicitation furnished with pass. and with
her little daughter is temporarily stopping a. the
New England Soldiers Relief Rooms) en- route for Bos
ton her former place Of residence. Shc says some OF
the Leading men IN Richmond were thrown into prison
because they suggested the idea Of guaranteeing the
city 10 the United States forces The Southern people
are very much alarmed the threats of the oolored
troops whose motto IL Fort Pillow and no quarter >
Al Bowling Groen some q the Scccsh women behaved
Ike angry Iunatcs making faces at our troops calling
them names and hurting cubs and brickbats At them.
Some time before the arrival OF forces the citizens
ol Richmond were reduced TO the verge OF want II
was the custom OF many persons, formerly wen pro
yidcd for 10 send their jewery aud other suPehuous
articles OF luxury into the country and exchange them
for meal and vegetables Ms. Arnold very inteli.
gent New England ladyis greatly distressed because
she had leave IN Virginia her two little boys In
the hands Of elder brother the Rebel capital; the
other. n lad OF Il yoars OF aso who ran with other
ghtcned boys into the woods when army appeared
Ia sight lie has not been heard VI By his mother since
that time The Secessionists Bowling Green had Inn
pressed the boys with the belief that soldiers would
force them into the ranks or put them 20 death.
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How GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTS

HOW bON thShENI lfANSfohlS oIh
WouspED-An appeal to The public on behalf OF tie
wounded soldiers las than once been followed by
the publication Of statement by the Medical Director
in this city Of the immense supplies hand in the
Government storo-bousos and plainly intsaiisx that
supplies nom private sources were not nccdS,. We
give below statement from q perfectly responsible
gentlemen. which be substanated by the Testimony
of several others Of instance Of glazing neglect
the part Of connected with the Medical Dc.
partnent OF the Army Hero steamer was sent for
the express purpose Of conveying wounded men TO
Washington, with less taken TO provide her for
tho purpose than she Lad started 10 bring beeyes for
the Comnlissary Department Where we're those bed.
sacks bcd.pans cups, barrels Of old linen and nnny
other necessaries and comforts which figure 80 largely
in Surgeon MoDougalrs newspaper comm INDICATIONS :
Who was to blame tina, some Of them were not on the
Ocean Wave : Who the Medical man on the
wharf who "apoloszod" for tho accidcntP Let US
know where the responsibility reefs.
To the Edifo, II The NJ Y Tribune
SIR: In company with q few other civilians
had the temporary care OF large number OF sick and
wounded soldiers their transit nom Fredericksburg
TO Washington In this way had the Opportunity Of
seeing how at least hospital trans port provided
with stores aud utensils. After severe ride by rail
from Fredericksburg. the men put on board the
steamer Ocean Wave, at Aquis Creek, about dusk Of
sEerng the crowded state Of both upper and lower
deeks until the men began 10 call for something 70 eat
or for some ono 10 dress their wounds. Not Article
had been provided for their comfort All We had was
little stimuant brought board by volunteer sur
geon, which was given TO the worst cases. and some
sofs bread distributed by a member OF one Of the
Commissions There was bat urnal on the boat
snd-although many Of tho wounded had dyscntsry-I
not single bed.pan. This Was the mos. outrageous
neglect Of all many of the unable to NOV
account u severity 81 their injuries Some of the
needed M In ufeus hat
DO used for the purpose tin cup taken from the
engineer room This same vessel afterward saw IN use
as drinking CUP by one Of orr bravo boys. The man
who had the official charge Of those wounded did not
make his appearance until We reached Wahingto |
this place he asserted his authority bat at the same
time ASKED vol nntocr surgeon, who on board II
he would take charge ne he wished 10 w ashore. He
received the sharp reply that II he Lad been put In
ehaTge OF the poor fellows, he had no right 10 leave.
IT, is reported. we have plenty OF hospital storcs
should 1t not DO the duty Of to sec TO 1. that
not boat leaves Washington hospital duty without
At least few Of tho necessary equipments Of he
'lccf d.. +.
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YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SUPPLEMENT

and Gen. Grant. The last three however. being lame
and amiss, withdrawn. leaving the race 10 tne
three OF the famous Orange County stallion, Ham
betJnian. Dexter was made tremendous favorite
500 to $50 being freely offered and taken upon MS
winning The glorious uncertainty OF the turn r., r.
ceised striking Illustration this occasion, for mt.
ting his leg above the knee several times in the nfst
heat the favoric so hurt himself that he was easily
beaten by both Shark and Hambletonian. ana was a..
withdrawn Shark who had won the nr,t hsus -;
236 followed up his success In the second andhro
2:393s2:i2 and thus winning the race and MONEY ,t
good deal Of money and lost on TINS 'ao
hackers Of Dexter before the first heat seeming "
think his victory matter OF absolute certainly
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STRAWBERRY, Ice CREAM, AND FLORAL FEs

STRAWBERRY, ICE CREAM, AND FLORAL FEs-
uyAL-On the 18th. l4th and 18th instant there will
be an Ice cream strawberry and floral festival OF tho
City Assembly Rooms. No ii6 broadway for the bcnc-
ct u the Southern Loyal Refugees and the Freedmen
There is vast deal Of suffering among these clusses of
our fellow men, and their necessities appeal TO US for
immediate alienation Those who desire to indulge in
the luxury Of doing good are solicited to make dona.
tons of cakes. fruit flowers sugar fancy articles
money and whatever can be- used adyantagc for
the welfare Of tho sufferers The gifts viii be received
at the rooms OF the National Freedmen's Association
No Mercer street
The great dostltutlOn u the white refugees and the
poor freedmen their wives and children Is appalling
aud calls for assistance without delay. Famine fire
aud the sword have driven them from their homes and
deprived them Of their ordinary means Of support
They are houseless, without employ ment wretchedy
clad and the verge Of starvation They have sought
shelter under flag and now reach out their hands
for help. Let US show that our hospitality Is equal TO
our patriotism We sent shlploads OF provisions TO the
starving poor Of Lancashe-to the poor In Ireand-to
the sufferers at tho Cape de Verde Islands Now let
our charity feed and clothe aud sympathize with the
destitute In our own land
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From California,

san FRASclscO, "Wednesday. Junc ], lcbf.
Another Christian Commission meeting was
hold last night.
There was gathering Of Alumni al Oakland yester-
day. on the occasion OF the graduation Of the first
of tho College OF California. Edward Stanley DIR.
Bellows and Gen. Wright were proent and spoke. A
strong Union feeling prevailed.
quantity Of conhscsted Chinese opium, which was
smuegled into this port is to be solo by the United
States Marshal.
Stock Of all kinds much depressed. General trade
duh.
The ship Nesutan is now dscharging fear Is inch and
two lO-inch guns for haTbor defense
There have been no arrivals or departures Of note.