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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-02

The trial of Edward w. Hunter, for tho alleged
nur OF hi, wife, resumed in te Court Of General SEES
temony Introduced by tho defense showing Huuiers
relations with his VITA 10 have been Of rnhsppy character
Setwsca Hunter and hi. wife and thai
therein agreed that their property should DO sold and divided
Francis the prisoner that Hunter
told The deceased that she thought of George Solar.
little finger than she did Of his whole and that she
ofs sa 70 o1 T and Fas wsosbsT bncbs ts.
tilted tina, Hunter had borne good character pescssbo
f so@. 1 bsry .e John . NJ wD the r Of Bad
win Sampson Co., ard others. Dr. John NJ. Canochan
his brain had not been affected by certain injuries which he
had received from fail; thought that who had received
Gardner thought that Hunters wound might have resulted
in internal niasmaiion, rendering h Irritable and OF IN
govornabo temper while unGo the influence OF liquor Dr.
A. D. Clements. Hunters family physician depo.ed that three
or four yesrs ago the prisoner was seriously injured h.
wife This closed the testimony Tor the Defense and the Court
| adjourned toihis morning 800
Juss The tri Of Edward Hunter for the Killing OF hia
wife occupied the attention Of the Court today In the
ming mp tho defense Mir Henry L. Clinton senior counsel
aid that Il no. the District Attorney but Thomas
mover Of tho prosecuton Tha, SON. who had said thai he
would like to pull the that hanged his heI h,a haa s
HE control oil Of tho principal witnesses and had innn
,,ced them TO testify against their father Mr. Clinton in
that the lad been prompted by the knSwedss ta
he heir law tho fathers property Counsel con-
tended that Hunters crime could not be declared to be muir
der since murder required pronodasn and hors waste
se made an eloquent and eaboras appeal behalf Of hs eli
ent, whom he represented tender father and quiet In
Mr. Orlando L. Stewart Assistant District Attorney sum
med up the prosecution and held h. Hunters crime had
been shown BE- murder IN the first degree nasnueh us he
had deliberately wocdshed and taken thence the
the jury observe that Hunter exhibited no symp
u insanity OF uncomfortable frenzy Of the time Of the
homicide. .
Recorder Hoffman briefly charged tho Jury rehear,ns the
fsos that been developed In evidence and planning the
applied 70 the various degrees Of murder and
AT about o'clock the Jury retired and they had not
returned T. Recorder Hoffman departed. stating that they
! could send for i'm any time before IL o'clock
hour night the Jury. having been unable to
arree were locked up for the night
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y. s..
Arrival ut Kingston-Ineidents ON the
Roufe-The Country, and the People
Our Army Receiving supplies-Dcsth
Of a Correspondent
rom Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent.
KINGSTON, Ga, May 2l-Eoon.
Our infantry advance entered this deserted and
town yesterday morning after indns
ing In series Of heavy skrmshos extending distance
Of five miles north Of Kingston Gen. Shermans rapid
progre. through this mountainous country Astounding
In continued Link Of formidable natural Notifications
from Chattanooga 10 Atlanta. Is most surprising by
his mastery strategy he has compelled the enemy to
evscuate positions naturally inpregnable where mill
tary skill had lent Its aid 10 strengthen the snug retreats
Of the foe Some Of these Rebel positions have been
taken by assault while othors could not DO fanked and
10 storm them would have cost terrible sacrifice;
yet strange TO relate while threatening such unsssaabe
sandpoints and contemplating the disadvantages Of the
assalng party the frightened chivary performing
Of those mastery retreats for which Bragg and
Johnston have 90 great reputation.
From Resaea 10 Kingston our troops skjrmished all
the way but beyond the driving Of the emmy and our
occupation Of excellent defensive points. We gained
nothing. Only few prisoners fell into hands and
Johnston has far succeeded In removing every pound
Of army stores out Of Yankee roach. Kingston was
always regarded as very important post by tho Rebel
Government and prisoners inform us that at all times
largo garrison stationed hero 10 protect tho rail-
road communications. which form junction here with
theChattanooga and Atlanta railroad The possession
Of Rome by the Rebels was Of gigantic Importance.
large amount Of material having been furnished by
the extensive manufactures and ordnance depots To-
GATED there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-02
Grcnf Rriinin.

The House Of Commons reessemblei on the
10th of May after tho Whitsun recess, bl. quorum
was with difficulty obtained. and lsproceiings wers
Mr.. Whiteside asked whether /. was true that TIA
Prssian army stil confined to levy exactions IN Jrt
land notwithstanding the ernlstice.
Mr. Layard said that he'd VI statements % that
effect in The newspapers. Ii was undoubtedly inteacsd
BIZ tie Conference thgt moro forced Contributions
Should be ovied but 80 yei Government had no official
Information. -
Government bad no OH Ia = i9rmaOh OF Tue AI-'nil
feet having gone TO tho Battle
Nr Iay.ra said tha, be believed that the portion
Of the Anstrian squadron when had r',n med a'
Lisbon had followed The other DD ton 70 The North Sea
Mr. Hpnnossy asked whether Government had re-
ceved any Information with reference ~ t1e pro-
ccedings'6f the Russian Government N Circassis.
; a5 a asa as s. GasdaT'a5: L sSte W. ss
that large body u CiIcasaps feeling tlat = wac ~
possible FOR them to live under Russian rule had so1gas
tho protection of Turkey. Great mortality had pre-
vailed among thee cmigrants.
Lord PalmeTslOn made his rceppeaTahee u ,le Elo,
on the 2Oth and was greeted witt loud cAec,s.
In response to an inquiry TO the leyy:ag OF e)n,ri'
buiirs in Jutland, Lord Pamefsson sa'd te cpn1,oa'
OF the agni.ee quite clear - that no iresu cont.'
buttons should b. leyied there We however soineamni
ruty IN tie understanding between t1e parties "a -
whether contributions 5rti ed before the ayus''ce va
concluded shogld De- lesied .....
Mr Baxter attacked, aaa Iosd Palmerston explained
and defended British intervention N China.
The Daily Nsrs points out that II tHe Prince 81 Yves
is permanently to perform large portion of the duties
Of royalty inc OF tie settlement made upon BIN
VIII be necessary 10 enable him 10 bear the burden. IL
eso praises the seabnegson Of the Princes, OF Wses
in this hour Of trouble 20 her fathers house
Il is stated that the negotiations batwoon England
the Porte and the YicoFoy OF Egypt, respecting rhs
transport Of British troops 10 India through Turkish
territory had been satisfactorily concluded
Difficulties said % have arisen between Engani
and Persia with regard to the Island Of Barhe., in .ls
Persian Gulf
The viii Of tie late Sir W lian Brown shows taat his
personally in England alone vas valued a. about
1850 coo
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-The funds on ' e,
10th were net Consols closed VI. dsit. The denani 20
discount a. the Bank al the reduced Of y cent wa u
an average character further reduction was eaps 20
In the open market there increased ease me "e'
bans returns show gain Ia tho bullion OF %. 10 $500,
AnERIcAs sscuRirixs Barring Bros 70. 'sy nnm,nai
Stocks stall continue sec,ed a9a au S,sss az
almost In all csses United Staies sos SSS9, c,.,,
LIVERPOOL May 81 m-,orros-inio .ny~ s,yn, ,bs
.,ys, liner, has been only modrfa,e inquy oul "a
.Issent wess and although there has not been t"s
pressure to sel still IN .OI re- ma 10 Prices Of Aut
can have been .teiy Brazil and have been hl
~ ale -xs.p At d.iine Of Id ID Cotton 20 5d-cued
been VERY tte inquired icr and prices haye
I'll of the Bank rate OF discount on a. ,nS re-
l & ,h.errr tone the market and p, =, ia n.r~
Covered ia. weeks quotations. Sale. Of The s.cos Ye.r
A. :, the market steady wi,h r. ouosa-
Ssss nsadrs 500 fsr .ps'as.a tsa "a
ss l.' asia yssnds pd FAY Dhslsrsh f'a ~, nom
hand. aSS, 100 bales, insp iins PAW A~''' %
Tr,pK AR MAscmxsrss ~ ne w6itspo boH.
dsy owing 70 tho continued oo's'''" r...n. IT
days y..l.,i AthYs& 90, NINA l-''
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L. $. DISTRICT coURT-JusE I.-Before Judge BgTTs
. PRIZE CASE.

United State. q. S.Q9p Nellie and cargo.
The United States District-Attorney has entered
hnai . condemnation q the Abova 'ss.ei s2d cargo.
captured on the 29h OF March 1853 by the u y steamer
South Carolina on tho Atlantic Ocean about y miles n9h'
Of Por Royal She .oop va len AZ
that place and tho carzo forwarded Newiok IL the
schooner SHARK fo cation The tfs. heard N
October last By judge Bes md he ordered to stand
oyo for further proof the cIiunay Of the vessel for
period Of liz months.
The cause heard on the 2eth OF May and final dcrec
directed be entered condemnn, yossel and cargo Tho
cargo heretofore sold by the Marshal under order
Couri and thu proceeds amounting 20 S206i3 - duly de-
posted according 10 law. decree OF distribution Will DO
entered blythe District Attorney in . few days
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First News Of the Battles on the
Rapiian Received II England.
ENGLISH OPINIONS on GRANTS MOVEMENTS,
THE LoNDoN conference.
The pope's Health and the Roman
- Question.

The Royal Mail screw steamer Aus,ralasisn,
which left Liverpool at 10 O'Clock hc morning Of ths
2lst, and Queenstown on the afternoon Of the I'D May,
arrived here yesterday rIa,.l.-
Tho Bremen arrived at Southampton a. about u D.
N. on the 10Th May. Hrr.....
The Pittsburgh arrived ct Queenstown AMI ne Da.
mascus at Londonderry caily on the morning Of tho
Goth My
The Pennsylvania arrived at Queenstown abol. mid
night on the Goth. ...t.
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LAW INT sLLICENCE'
SUPREME COURT-CnA~BRPs-J L-Beeore
Justice BARNARD.
....r.
In re. Mary 7. Barnes.

Justice BARNARD
HABEAs CORPUS.
In re. Mary 7. Barnes.
This was a return TO a writ ~ HaDeas NOrPus
granted upon the application Of FREDERICK T. Weldon com
msndiug Elizabeth Barnes produce Nary T. IHres t 10
sr about q in Court IL IL aegef thet ne
child wa. unl.wly deprived Of s liberty. and The petition
pfays that the child should be awarded % the prinr who
had appointed by Surrogate West the guardian OF TIE
child The respondent made return TO the writ set;ing
forth that cilds parents dead and that e was IT.
grandmother and a the father Of the child had consigned II
her before hi. death The petitioner truyrsed n" re
turn and denied ali hs material allegations OF the return
The Court Saturday neri day TO take testimony on
the issues raised by the respective parties
DECISION.
Phoebe J. Roshore agt. Frank II. Roshore, VIM.
IT, Wilbur ast. Sarah A. WIlbuT-Juigments Of divorce
granted Charles H. Smith sg G. Bainbrdge suthMotion
.nled without costs H. W. Schwebc at Andrew = stone
- a-Motion granted Henry Vslkenus act Joseph Miller
Motion Tor adjustment denied without costs In tic
petition of Jacob Jarosan.kiMotou deoed Daniel Fiz
gerald act. Anson Blake-Moton granted.
CHAxnsRs-MAr Ji.-BefoTc Justice BARNARD.
BONDS or THE MARIrosA MINING COMPANY
r. W. Thompson ag the Mariposa Company
The plaintiff obtained a temporary injunction re-
s,rsnins the defendants from Issuing to Millions of conruc
ton bonds The circumstance similar q the points raised
before Justice Foster short time uoe motion made this
for dissolution Of the injunction was granted with
SO costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-02
the Pope's health continue
H,n,t,,tr rcnresents tina. Oh Tao

The accounts of the Pope's health continue
conflicting. The Paris Monitear represents thai Oh lac
l4th great improvement had taken place. but accord
ing 10 the Ooiaione Of Turin letters from Rome 'oh'
10Th state thu, the Popes illness had increased 20 III
alarming extent A secret Pont!icla bun 4, said %
have been issued ordering oonoiaye composed on! u
the Cardinals present In Rome FOR the election OF sc
cessor TO Plus the XIth before the death o. tho Latter
mado known 70 tho public.
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SUPREME CoURT-sPrcIir TERg.-mAr 3i.-Before
Justic DAvIs
nYlIsfpss

Nisbot Ggt. LockmG1.-Judgmont for defendant.
See findings on hle. -
Rnn at Dcvercnr Complaint dismissed with costs but
without prejudice 10 another action.
Thomas al, Tholna.-Judgrnen, ordered SIC decision
nl..
Grams sgt Hun,sr-Comp.dn dismissed With costa See
finding on MA.
CLARK sg. Craig-Judgmen ordered for plaintiff See de-
cislon ME.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-02

sergt. Jis. w. Mires, I, 70 Mis-
souri,, thigh.
Sergt. A. Richardson. z, Y
Ohio, eye.
Peter Schmidt, |, IL Missouri
}. sick.
Capt. Whitman. Assist. Adjt.-
Gen. TO Gen. Knipe leg.
1t Col Fox. l0T N. y. arm.
1t. Col. Lloyd, ll9 do. killed
lst-Lt J. NJ. Carter. M. g.
}. Mich, shoulder
b. Zane. G.. 20 Pa. slight.
- Franks. q, % Pa, Kidney
- Burd. o, - Pa. al.
ID. Franklin, T., lil MY, kidd
M. Gorion, +. III DO. killed.
!, D.. u. Pakhill, T., l4l do, sh.
q. Borden. T., Ia DO.
Corp. j.. Baker. II ,lA DO, arm,
NJ. L. Manhesr.. H.. IA do,
/, leg.
]. Fox, II, al do, leg.
. James y. Stewart, Co.-H, i;.tt
Now-lorS, thigh.
tlst Lieut.. Ciemmon Osmun,
Co. ID, l4Ist y. y, side.
hiss Liaut. Albert Barber, COG
lilst n. Y. killed.:
lst Lieut.. archie Baxter, Z
lilst, hand.
let Liert. Robert II. Bonnor,
Co. @. 23th Pa
Corp. Js-. Hunter, Co. +, 29tl
Pa, killed.
Richard h. 4. Powell, Co. q
2gth Pa. killed.
john McCaDley, Co. q, 1871
Pa, killed.
lCorporal Harvey Shel'inberger
Go. G., hand, sight.
.Coip. John Griffith. Co. G, 29,i
Pa. hand groin.
!. John McGanna, Co. @. 2Jti
!. Pa, both thighs.
/. Corp. r. Cline, X, l4l y. Y.
neck.
. =. Kelly. II, III N. T., foot
5. Chamberlain, sew. wounds.
J. Hsppeman. X, III n. \.
. killed.
John VI. Marsh X. al N. I.
left hip.
Maj. IL. D. Grant, 4 Mich, cap
tured.
Scrg,. ". Hclpkin, II, 4 Mich.
killed. ,
Mcmahon. l.. 4 Mich. killed
J. Hagcr, A, l4i N. Y, killed.
II. Is. Griffin. DO. killed
J. Dimick, do. arm. ,
J.Macdonald. Is, lil y Y, killed
J. Cazwood. do, slight.
/ Forrest, do, hasd.
w. Thayor. Do, back.
w. Stanley, do, both hands.
J. Dailny. 'do.. face. ,
J.E.PToc,orl, III NY, killed.
IT. Simon. ar. do. killed.
Corp. A. Cooper. do. srm.
Ii. u. Titu., T.. s c.. head.
Wan. II. Stevenson. b, p Ind
face.
s. Briggs, r, 5 CT, ankle.
J. Dun lee, T., IA n. f.,thigh.
NJ. p. WILCOX, II, 5 CT, thigh.
sorgt. Peter Carues, X. 4 Ct,
thigh.
James W. Seegsr. I. 10 ILL.,
eyes out.
SET. q. u. Lsilimsr. X. legs
Sergt. George h. Hoffman
Ind. Battery, arm.
Caleb Ellison, X, , Wis,
shoulder aud side.
On. Carpenter, h, 5, CT. foot.
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COURT CALENpAR-Tnu d.

SUPREME Court GENERAL TERM. Adjourned for
tho torn. I'D iI I'D ..H
SUPREME CoURr-CRcUIr.-Part Adjourned
Tor tho torn. Part lI.-Case on calendar unchanged.
SUPREME CoURr--SPECIAL TBRM.--No calendar
postsd H.l U.I. t.Ir
SUPERIOR C0URr-TRIAL TERM.-Adjournod for
tho term.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.--Ad-
iourDci for ths tesui ... .r .l
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Capt. A. N. Matthews. I. 40
N. Y, arm.
let 1t. Chopin, 7, % Ind. killed.
LIST 1t. Geo. X. Stephenson, ID,
n Ind. arm.
d. v. Clark. I. rs Ohio. II, face
L. w. Preston, Ii, i4l n Y,
side.
Corr. A. Carroll. II, M do,
shoulder.
J. Corcoran. n. lil DO, head.
J. b Stewart, II, al do, hip
q. LETTERS. n, al do, side.
a. Wells, II, l!l DO. hip
Brig-Gen. Knipe. comti Bns.
/ Div. 20 Army Corps.
lst II. II. hnipe, neph. OF Gen;
and A. ID. g., mort. wounded
since dead.
Ser.t. IL. Stevens, ii, l4l DO,
hand. fIar -.
sergt. De Witt Hamilton, ii,
lil do. killed.
James 7. Pollctt, Co. ID, 9Th
Conn. arm.
John.Corcoran, IT,. Co. II, lfls'
N. u, neck.
John NJ. Il. Csrtney, Co.,, 9TH
Conn. arm.
Stephen Corcoren. Co. X. 9TH
Conn, arm.
John Is. Sinclair, Co. c, 5th
Conn, lung.
VIA. u. Lindsey, Co. ], lolss
Illinois. lung.
Major Wilson Spencer, 10. j,
l0lst H., thigh.
q. ". Buckbee, Go. u, 9Th
Conn, ann. 80,
Capt. w. 7. Ross, Co. a, l|ls'
\. Y, foot. :,
l.. Lieut.. George Tubbs, Go. !,
l4lA n. y, foot. ,
John Shiller, Co. O ,29Pa- add
Alfred Cos, Go. q, l0lst. head,
SGT. n. II. Thurston. k,lsl N
Y. arm.
A. Preston. X, l4l N. Y. hand.
J. FILLMORE, III, al N. y, foot.
y. Miller, X, l4l NY. breast.
W. Stinlinr, X, l4l N. T., hi d.
c. y. Johnson. x, l4l N. L.,
riEht arm.
J. Howard. I. AL NY. shout
M.J.IIogarty, I, lil.N T., DYE.
o. Iiarton, /. l4l n. Y, legs
q. Harris, ]. IA N. Y. leg.
". Gundeman,I.l4 Ny. face.
NJ. Gregory, I, IA ". Y, face.
J. d. Miller, !, III NY, thigh.
Corp. ". a. Lindsley, ID, l4l
n. Y, leg.
Corp. J. II. Tremain. side.
l.. Booth. groin.
!. f.. Rose, cheek and shoulder
T.. Brown, shoulder
X Coe. hand.
II. ~. Snyder. shoulder.
Mai. n Is. Robbins. Z Mich, arm.
LIS. Randolph, y, 4 Mich: hip.
Ia, 1t. A. Jendol, u, Il No,
side.
John Kuhn, VI. u Mo.
+. Kummsl. II. n. arm.
W. TIaver. III. 20 lows. hand.
Jos. Coenen, X. 9 Iowa. leg.
O. Ei,er, /. u Mo, hand.
Jno. Stevens, II, lE y. l., leg.
WIN. Crimes, q, 81, side.
IL, Sers.. J. II. Jones, II, II
Ohio. leg.
Martin Glcanan, A, j! Ohio,
shoulder.
J.E. Burger. Y. 30 Ind, arm.
L. Merrill, A, /; Ohio. add n.
A. Buckley, X, 5 Conn. side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-02
France.

The rumors Of intended ministerial changes
arc now denied by the Mosi,eYr
Tho French Sqnedron IN the Mediterranean had re-
ceyed orders to hold itself Ia readiness to ~ % E,ns
its presence being necessary to solve eeiaiA do1Is
that had arisen =.
The Bank of France on the Goth redaced is rate Of
discount 10 per cent.
Tho Bourse was irmcr RenteS oool
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Iudia md China.

The Imperiasts had been repulsed at Kin.
tang Major Gordon was wounded and los. several Oh
Ma officers The Imperalists were. however agsih
moving 10 attac. Kintang with large resnioresnens
Tbe rebels were reported TO be hemmed IN.
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Rcluiufi.
Italy.

The Ministerial crisis had terminated ell the
Ministers having withdrawn their designations.
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y .
Jas. Taylor, A, w H., hesd.
John Kroft, y 10 O.Cav., neck.
J. u. Young. Y, 10 U. Cav. leg.
serg. Chss. Hoover, A, 10 U.
Cav, elbow.
D.L.Miner. A, 10 O.Csv. thigh.
w. 5. Wilcox. A, 10 o. Cav,
arm and side.
CAPT E.P.Csss,D, 90 IL, leg.
frat Lieut.. Ira L. Southworth,
Y, 20 Ill, arm.
jos. Mickey, ], so H., ankle.
I'd. Dillford, A, 80 Ill. mortly.
VIM. RAhlmer. &. 70 WiS,
0severeiy.
Goo. =. Coons, y. ~ H., knee.
L. J. J. Seesar, C, 90 ILL.,, leg
Michl. Ryan, y, IA Ohio, log.
David Hartisan, ID, 70 o., arm.
J. A.5torcr, q, 10 o. Cav, ankle
l.. Mccoy. y, n H., ankle.
Sers. J.. A. Wilson, q, Z lowe,
shoulder.
J. Broom. 4, CO H., leg.
w. j. Bober, b, ~ Iowa. hip.
y. Shafer, X, 81 Ohio, thigh.
Sers,.J. A.Wilson. q, OIL Ohio.
toes.
T. j. Abbott, O, ~ H., hips.
Corp. c. Miller, G, II H., arm
c. <. Allen, T., "a H., face and
breast.
VIM. Haussr, c, n Wis, leg
Isl 1t. T.. Clark, Y, ii o., arm.
"a Ii. q. MeCracken, II. ! o.,
leg.
ssrs. VIM. Wells, D, lls o.,
abdomen.
NJ. Cornell, =, % ILL.,, leg.
I'M. Milberne, q, 81 Ind. leg.
A. Whitaker, y, IT o., knee.
NJ. Root, ID, 90 H., thigh.
PeliI Del. 7, ~ Mich, face.
n. Webbert, r., "a IN, foot
Corp. d. $. Evan, y. o. Ohio,
bresst.
J. Richter, A, u o, aide.
J. r.. Wise, ]. n Ill, neck
J. Kidneli. ". a Ind, foot.
John Brinter. b, q q, foot
Aaron Nsibrugor, K. IT Ohio,
face and shoulder.
John II. Brsndsbsry. X, las
Ohio, thigh.
Christian Kopp. II. "a Illinois,
shoulder.
Adolph George, q, ~ Illinois.
thigh
John d. Biers, =, I'd section
Pontonisr Battalion. thirh.
Ist Serst. Rob. b. Wilson, q,
i1N. ", neck
LIST sergt. John McCoss, Y, 81
Ind. srru-
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Chas. Robinson. 7. 81 Ohio. sb
donien.
8. Csyle, d. 81 Ohio, side.
Edgar'Durfee. y, 4 Mich. Cav,
. four wsands.
J. III. Piper, ID. = H.. arm.
Cyrus Freed. Is, 80 Ill, side.
Peter Olson, /, / Wis, back.
Corp.P.Spar, X, "a Wis., leg
J.N.Rook,iAd, II, u H.. thigh.
Henry Diehl, d, 81 Ohio. shldr
Jas. W. Adkins, n 90 Ind. thigh.
SofgRG. WILL y, ll8 Ohio. log.
Corp. WIN. jerks, ID. , section
Pontoalors, side.
Lieut.. l.. Merrill, II, ~ IT,
side and back.
.Sergt. Exa Sawyer, q, u III.
}. groin.
J. Metsler, A, Am, abdomen.
IT. l.. Hull. A, 7 Iowa, chest.
J. NJ. Proctor, G, 7 Iowa, arm
and hip.
Jas. Duhey, II, p Wis. side.
J. Pinesan. ID. 30 H., arm.
&C. w. hsys, Y, ~ H., knee.
III. Wbitehonss, II, 80 H., arm
and shoulder.
IS. Franklin, III 10 O.Cav., knee
tsergt. Chi.pins, |. ssth Ill.
Killed.
J. A. stoner. L. 10 Ohio Gov. .,
. ankle.
Berg. r. Clegs. z, II o., arm.
u. Eaton. 10 Ind Bat, arm.
, Serg. ii. Chandler, d. w Ind
arm.
sers. J. Belt, d, IS Mo-, arm.
!. T. Whitson. b, "a Ky, foot
J. u. Wasson.
J. flsnsburg, ID, liz NJ, toeA
VIM. Hall 9, 8 Team. lex.
J. TrsIley, G. Ill o., leg.
}, 4. Duncan, @, ll3Ill., leg.
J. y. White, |. liz Ill, leg.
y. Baker. l, liz III.
Thos. q. Ross. y, 81 Ohio.
q. MsconDeli. e. liz ILL.,, foot
Jeasr,on Moore, II, &c Ill. s
g., thumb. y
Jos. Cummings, q, " Illinois
moYtallv.
s.ls.. WIN NJ. Rich. q, % o
Corp Geo. J. JAMES, D. 90,
Amos II. Goodwin. drummer
c. % Iowa, log.
Jss. y. Lswson. A. <Iowa, leg
Corp. Geo. A. florence, A,
Iowa, leg.
ist setst. Nelson N. BlAksslss
b. 81 Coun., breast
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPaciAL TERa-Jusg L.
Before Judge CARDoEo.
DECS,-J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-02
THE HUNTER MURDER TRil

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS MAY 3-Detore
Hon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-02

Tie People at. Hefernan.-Motion denied, with
z 10 costa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-02

Johnston's army made but a brief pause here
last evening where they showed fight their guard
engaging advance abou. two miles beyond the
town. We took possession Of the place without oppoi
ton the inhabitants al'dcserting and going to Atlanta
with their goods Very few families remained. Tho
trains fom Dalton and Chattanooga passed over the
bridge q; Resaca on wednesday night end arrived here
before daylight yesterday morning Three ot5er trains
with supplies and troops have since arrived Tse pom
toons used at Rcsaea have gone forward to High Tower
OF Etowsh River where it is expected the Rebels viii
couteat our crossing
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List Of Cnsunltles.

Fred. Smith, ~ ILL., head Corr. M H. Hollis l. 2s Iowa
Jas. Taylor, A, W IL besd- legs.
John Kro Flo o. Cav neck Chas Robinson 81 Ohio, sb
j. q. Young. 10 D. Cav, LEG. donaen.
ssrg Chss. Hoover, A, 10 y. Csye, d. 81 Ohio. side