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Punch and tho Blessed BABY.
Tho London Pusoa has the following,

PRIsoE BADY's CouRT CIRouLIs,-The great
satisfaction which was gwen 10 the mot ers u En-
gland by the faithful psrstfons shout Prince Dlty
Which were supplied during the recent tour of
Phnte Baby 70! al ps<ents and the delight which
was felt in roading, in subsequent court circular,
that hs had been out for airing. has inouced his
friend and godfather, NJ. Pouch. TO uiAks arrange
ments for the regular preparation Of court circu'
lar that shall be devoted only TO Prince Baby. The
following Is the Gu hroncle OF the pasi week
slndsy-H. X. Ii. very good indeed. Slightly
inceusei after church at icing interrupted 10 suck
ing tue velvet nsmma's prayer book but in
stsntly paclded, Grabbed ~ . wine -gisss snd
threw II down. but only laughed Al the p.eces, aud
wanted another,
Monday II. r II did not cry during the whole
day. uOselvInS hOns tho window lis royal pa
rsnts gong oui for . ride, distinctly remark ed
'Ta-,sr." inuocently unconscious that thoy were
out Of tsarlng.
TuesdLv-H. Il. H.'s usual smiabllity was dis
turpoG By spec al petition, on The part Of hrs head
nurs, that he would plt tue cord auto bis mouth,
inste "a oi sAem, Ham and JIphe,, whom he en-
deayor d 10 introduce there oil At once. He was
RrallOuHly plcutei, however, ~ substitute the ele-
pnauts iOT Ih0 mruily oi Noah.
Welneslay-H. X. ii. ey.nced great degire 10
eat his 1oes. DIr.ng ride in the afternoon he
| distinctly pointed a. horse, and made remark,
| VIII. ch the head nurse ID inclined to believe was
''sse," but which the second nurse considers "
hsyu teen 'Gee 20
Tnursdsy-H. Il. II. very sleepy; bui the medi.
| ca attendants dld NOS think that the symptoIul
/ we're IN tLc lehht hlAfHlluRt tnouBh MS relnOLA
! trauces on being moved ,er.Sinly were, lie wa,
pleased " break scores cup In the torepoon, Anc
| 10 Laugh very much ~ tie crash.
| FndAy-H. X. II. much displ ased Ai . bid be
ing inserted uncer h.s double chm, aud he spat ou
his nutriluent with much yigor. Afterwards
sudden clutch a. his royal motber's d Agmar brooet
hur, us hand, but he was delegated when III,
naughty brooch " well whipped.
| saturlay-H x. H. In the hIshest sp!rtl snt
Kicking yehenonhy. An attempt 70 swallow hil
red sock was happily frustrated and his royA
fathers watch wenI into his mouth instead. IL,
enjoyed bis evening bath exceedingly, and utterly
refused to allow himself 10 10 removed from tai
water At longth IN Angela kitten effected diver
don, aud II. 4. II. concluded tho week BY go.n,
y sleep WIN As AasGasase Hsisls Aa IN hi
bad, 4. Viz
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News Items
~ fsi.srsyh 70 LAs E~s Ysvh Sva.I

~ ra.srsph % ns Ers Ysvk ssal
Tm rspor, Of The Secretary Of War is no ~
ready for Transmission 70 congresa
ssow storm 10 raging - Wellington and Raj.
tmore.
FsxpxxIox y. KouLs formerly Aidermsp OF tbs
s nth Ward Of New York, died In San Francisco on
Tuesday night
Tns Standing Committees Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives sppoinicj at the FIRST session continue
throusoou, the Congress.
Tar Waterbury Clock Conpsny's case factory
was destroyed BY fire esrly yesterday morning.
Los sG5,oco, Insured for sisbcO.
A DESTRUCTIVE Gre occurred yesterday at Indian
town, one Of tho suburbs Of g. Johns, N. p.
Ninety dwelling houses were burned, and A least
hree hundred people rendered houscless
Tus application of purleirh the Lake Erie pirate
tnow on trial q, Toronto, Canada! for 9 months
po-tponemcnt Of bis trial. to get evidence tfcm
Richmond, has been granted by the Court
Tnr trial at Washington Of Captain North. New
York Military State Agent 10 farther postponed M
the goth Of December, at tho instance Of the Gov.
| ernment's counsel.
On the morning Of the 80 instant, the United
States steamer Emma drove . large two smoke
stack steamer on shore, OF the entrance 10 Csp~
Fear River. The bloctsde-runner was Afterwards
destroyed by tho guns Of . portion Of the nec' 81
| tha. point
Tnr brig 9. y. Harvey. bound from Milwaukee
70 osdensburg, N. Y, with cargo Of wheat drag
god hor anchor aud went sshore on Thursday
afternoon abou, II miles below oawego. A YER
rife gale and binding snow storm prevailed al the
time Of the disaster. The Captain was frozen "
death In the rigging. Tho remainder Of the crow
| were taken OF.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
Latest Facts and Itumors.

Washington, Dee. Q information received from
City Point to-day says that Southern papers-dates
not gwen, but probably tho laieSt-report that
Sherman has abandoned the shortest route for
Augusts, aud appears to be drifting toward savan-
nah. lie was delaying for the purpose Of gathering
supplies, while his territorial range was not TOO
contracted by the operations Of Wheeler. The
Augusta CossuTurosALysT thinks that Sherman
has not for moment hcstatcd as 70 the point to be
STACKED, or the road TO II, saying; The 6lerny
broke camp at Louisville, early on the morning OF
tho % instant abandoning tho shortest route 10
Augusta, moving by new route in the direction II
Savannah" The eCossTIrVuosAIisT lays out the
following campaign for sherman, as being
tho most natural and feasible one with
bis forage and provision trains full, be
will pass his entire army to Nillen. Then throw
ing his cavalry in the rear, he will put his wagon
tains between the two wings Of his army, and
march in a compact column, steadily but cautious
iy, on the city Of Savannah. The ogechee and its
few crossings and terrible swamps on his right,
aud the Savannah River and its equally swampy
banks on his lef both Of his tanks will be most
securely covered, and thus situsted be has march
OF over eighty miles 20 the city. Travelling at the
rate be had averaged since leaving Atlanta, he
would reach there by the 9th iust- provided he
should not be checked by the way. The oconee
Bridge had not Leen burned, although desperate
attempts bad been made to accomplish this. The
Richmond ENQUIRER, Of the Tth inst, reports thai
no new movements have been made in the dlrec
ton Of Grahamsville, Ga. The Federal troops en-
, gagged consisted of four regiments OF whites Anf
tour Of blacks. About thirteen bundrol men were
found % the field, dead and wounded.
tRebd Reports By Mail,
The Augupta SKSrISEL SAYS that the head o
eherman's column reached N, en- on the "a day o
December, six days ago.
The Richmond papers Of the 9th instant stat
shat Sherman is approaching the coast, but the,
employ the usual reticence as to the exact where
sbouts OF his army. In discussing his movements
however, they unntcntonAly le. out the fact thA
the army Of Sherman moving toward the coast
somewhers between the Savannah and 0yechc
RIyers The latter emptes into oss4baw Sound
where there Is an excellent harbor, and olly dis
tsnce Of .bout teen miles south Of the city Of 81
vannAh.
IL The rebel iron -clads on the Savannah River ar
sufhceutly formidable 10 prevent Gen. ShermA
crossing Il be may march directly for 0Ssaoe Sound
the possesaou Of which is equivalent 70 the fai. {
eaysnnah The distance from Alen, where th
eAvannsh papers report him to have been on II
Cd ipstaut 10 about eighty miles. he has had a
uninterrupted march since, and has moved at th
usual rate Of fifteen miles per day, be must hay
Srnved safely at the coast before this.
. sherman reached he visiaiiv Of 81 nah I
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Affairs in kentucky

Louisville, Dee. 9.-TAere WAS considerable ex-
element here yesterday ircm tie arrest OF gam
llers and the impressu.ent Of tho horses IN tho
city. The street cars were temporarily stopped
for the want Of motive power.
A gang OF Gentry's mon took possession OF La
grange yesterday afternoon, iriurng the railroad
50 rs to do rrsnge the track Tor day or two Tao
JouESAL says it's our impression that Breeken-
ridge viii turn up in a new and unexpected quar-
ter before long
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The Raid on Detroit.

Detroit Dec. 6.-Poslhve information is In pos
session Of our authorities that rebel raid on this
city is contemplated. Tho plot was 10 have eui-
minated last night, but was frustrated by timely
warning and vigilance. Large NUM- ers Of special
policemen are on duty, anG tho city military con-
panies p.troned the city during tho night At
citizens meeting to-day active measures wus
taken for the public kAfsty.
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sssth Carolina In Trolbio AKnIn-Protsr
Agail-ht , ,Cniederate lsurpation.

Tie Richmond WuiS Doc. 9Th, says, 10 The
South Carolina House OF Representatives, op tho
S0th ul,s Mr.. Il Barnvsll Rhett introduced thu
following rssolu1icIA which were referred TO ,h.
Committee on Confederate Relations, and ordsr.J
TO be printed;
Resolved, That South Carolina, After many cnu.
servaiive Efforts has seeded from the United
Z atcs to avoid the degradation and ruin OF passing,
under the dominion OF government hostile 10 the
rights and neresIs of her people and Ia wing been
forced with her eoniedeeAIes into war, 10 delar-
mined. with the hs'p Of God, to hghsit OUT to NE
Csn!.ausa en- tAs last psss,
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The Latest News
Army of the Potomac.
A NEW h.oyEMENT.

2 Corps on the March
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REBELS EXPECTING A BATTLE.
GEN. SHERMAN'S ADVANCE.
LATER REBEL ACCOUNTS.

nsw Our Army Is Marching.
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SAVANNAH THE OBJECT.
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ADVICeS tROM NASHVILLE.
Position Of the Enemy.
REBEL. MOVEMENT TO-
WARDS MURFREESBO

No Disaster on the Cumberland.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

much tbs cargo VII ether have been carried away q
destroees. bat large number OF olses cf vine hsvs
already been secarsd and fully macy ss, board
OF the wreck the bal concealed about their per
sons whom ton prisoners beween ave aof SIX thoasaad
dollars In gold Mr.. James Fasser, masters mass "
the Dacotn was drowned In endeavorag take OF tho
cargo of tns priIs.
The news In shls vicinity sparSe and undressing
The s~o hundred pound Parrots gun csp,ared at
Plymouth has boon moved to chmond and Tho rebels
are building soother ram ln tho Roanoke rivsn
MAJOR Marcus Irwin has been appointed Commissioner
OF North csroiins, and MJor Edwin 4 Jeanoy. THIRD
Nes Yort artillery, 10 announced general orders
Provst Judge OF this district Business Of ali kinds
At ssands,E, and merchants end traders are al their
wits end 70 dispose OF time.
The mortality among ths refugees Ia stm greas-prinol
paiIy children. The Diseases mostly prevalent are
measles and pneumonis. Hho camp, IN . healthy 10
casy ts sbou, completed and partially occupied ~ the
refugees.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Best and Chsapest Newspaper I'm
the Country.
TN WzHxLr HHaALD, for the present week, will be
ready this Saturday morning
Terns-ene subscription, s2 Three copies, IS; Five
ecpiss, Ss Ten copies $l5 Single copos Eve each
limited number Of advert.semsoss inserted.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
Pursais OF Morgan Ended. sc.

Pursaks OF Morgan Ended. Sc.
CINCINNATI, juno IT, 1864.
The pursuit OF Morgan is virtually at end, no
having passed tho lines sh q faw hundred mon.
Tho Gaseass Lexington despatch rays that General
Burbrgs has issosd order forbiddlng the ccuaton
OF tho Cincinnati Enquirer within the limits Of bis ds.
trict.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
LauGnh Of tAs Bssa Vision.

Launnh Of t~s BRig Vision
TIE LIrTLH GRAFT A1BJAr-A LARGE oorc0uRs1
YRksxsr AZ THn LAUacH-RI.Aa PnnsEsyArioh,
rrc.
fsw minutes pasas'cur O'Clock yesterday saerr on
the little brig pal the water a the Grsna
street. East river b se presence large gathering oi
spectators owiss 10, The position arArs, ,ss vessel
dismastcd prcvis 70 the hunch Tee whts srsir
passed pssy. Coz thing, however, attracted ssosrsi
sttontion. % trs stern was painted yisiu, Ne-
W cans Dozens. a. onoe pronounced boS q blockade
runner. We cas correct Their arprebcnsops ~ stsng
thai her caplaiu cd owner n ctissa q New Ures,
his seanats ref lster @eued there hsd Ice
thai ne os uses his v~sei 70 hail esm ,hsre
just be'crs ye hunch sessts. Amin Co., " No W
Frhcn srsct, nagnsters, presented Capten nonovHn
with amexl an ensg peonsnt, jack private rsnel
and q ny. Ivay elegant sss u dsgs. Ionovans
pccketbonk ~oud allow him purchase these art
snd the afts having oeso stated Ibcy
upnosus' s'Jpgly pr,septst him With the set saying "No
poor should the Atlantic without tts Stars and
Stripes shey son.d he's ~"
The nrAi Trip " shis unique craft Will take place esry
next week, and she Will sa for faroe The week
hss swssd desl nieres, " fegt IN me under eFahins
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

CROSS FvB srRsioUTHSgo IN oww vwUrw,
disease % the and rs- rran,r,ne es~>g
medical surgical aid ATTENDED, N ~ De- vDv gfSxH
DrHG, At hts consulting roona er BrcNdvty e-sa,
Twerth
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Summer HAts.--A Cool Head IL Very
desirable Al All times when the weather. sun NJ
p-tticu srly so u i nsces-ars neeio q saie
All head rSyerInse Ihey VIII ylud Ia g9-Afvsrel
the of the Halter AyOX NO az BroAdsar
cvrner oT Fuiton ~ has eu uai rearxtth
f.r rhtrcss whch prorcis v head from The
An In ~orp slth exceeding pow fort
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Musray. Eddy ~ Co.-Coving tom. XIV.
KsHruokY CLAss 3x-Juas Is. issL
"a, H. II. 73, "a, 46, 81. b, -. IL. 80, sc, Z.
RnHrucKY, Rx.RA OLAss 3a6-Juns H. 1891
l6, "a, So 40. 13, 81 Q, "a, 80 A. g.. Is, 49, al.
KHSrucEY, CLAss 3S5-June IL, 1884.
"a, 75 a. II, 40, 81, s3, S. II, TO- rs, IS, 90.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Dia amood Rings.
Of all desc-tpt'ops se5 sye' each For pels f
GRO q. ALLEN. AIS Broadwey. Goor 5oow Can1
street. formerly II W ali street.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Boots, shoes. Cstscrs, Sc.-su ssvs~>.
ksss@1 street sad ~ ssoAaw.y.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

crtsfndern's Hair DYE, P-ss-rvaovs
The dye a.p4sd by aaiifal Artisls
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

ArresS or Rsoe, Flag or Traos nv Gen.
BurSridge- Movements or Guertil a.
Flfa~Ge of Burissvilio, Sc.
LocsvnLs, Ky, Juno ~, 1884,
The reboa Col Ohenowitn. accompanied by IN triton
Morgan, member Of John Morgau's staH cano into
Lexington yesterday with Con. Hobsou. under Dag os
truce, with the design Of arranging with Gen eurbrdge
oxchange prisoners captured ia tho rebe,
raid Gen. Barbridge refused 10 roo0gnize the
rested three reheis ordered Hobson thu
command of hts division.
About one hundredaod Any mounted mon of Jsssee's
gang crossed the Louisville and frankfort Railroad early
thus morang ut Smithded. and subsequently, heard
OF ut Shoabyvlle, ,oete 70 rsy sorsville.
On the 10th instant Colonel weatherfcrd OF the Thr.
teonth Kentucky cavalry evacuated Burksvis, and
the following Wednesday Bennes gang took possession
OF tho post and gave the town up to pillage
MAps,0S, Ind, June 10. 1864
II Ia reported that rebel force Of taree hundred,
under Jenkins crossed tho Kentucky river Trnss
county oisht moa from Casr0iton last night coming
westWnxd..
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
The Two Hundrcd-Pcundsr ParFott Captured
at Plymouth Taken to Richmond,
&ess See -.

Tho supply steamer Newborn Captain Harris, fsom the
North Atlantic bocxading squadren arrived this port
yesterday, via Fortress Monroe.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Combs.-The Original shell Comb F~~~
tory formerly e05,s Rrosfwsy, now i,le Brcsdwa
Combs 0f all descrpuous o'a'sna REPAIRED :. -
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Coiorinc.-Bosweii ~ Warmers Cosos
who dehirs their hair restorsr
nature For sss everywh-re. Dope No. Dsy sGs u =
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Cisrehagh's Ifi~sivo wig suS Toupe-,
the anest in the wsrid Also banSs. bsaidS 80 S01
EroAdWAY
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Why IA Pha,om & sons sN light Hio0sn-
ing Ccrss nke one Of Phaons great billiard caroms Be-
Il gors every bail
Why 81 fRALON SONS "Night Blooming Cereus'' cheap
at a doil&xs Because II Ia worth than y hundred
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Deafness, Catarrh, s~d all fe.sc-scs -
fbe Throat and Air Passages acoesafuliv trstsd
DRS ILGuTHILLA 81 St Msrk's otsse,
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

C~dar Camphsr.-sure against MsshA
" HARRIs 3 CHAPMAN Bsssa
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Drarn e.s, Diseases os the Eye, TNr~A
aud Casrrh treated h. Dr. CADHELI, No, Ss C'n.i -
(Kighth streat). from 9tc O.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Trusses, Elastic syvckirgs, So.-Mnrsn
co IS Radical Cure rrusOlcs only No vssey street
Iaax sttsndant
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Drunkenness Cured a-Rcwnrc or frs4 q
tons The grnutue Dr. ZEL'S Remedy for Drnnceus q,
(wihout sick CHING, old by suh ority .. S3 pvsisc
?t4 and 2st Huds0n street, New YORK
Fuiton Brooklyn u South 3ocond street WN
burg 80 Monte s,ree Jcrsay City; 2ss bread
Newark sent BY NAL for 81.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

cATANHH or THg TyNrAStc MuCocs
AusIACiiiAN TUBE
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Professor Carr oahsa. sh. Cr~at ~rr-
hsan rcccumeuds Or I~yests great invcrpr
Cellular suction Plate ior ARTIFICIAL teeth. So Broad
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
Death or m Editor.

Death OF Editor.
BALTIMORE, June IT, 1894
william NJ ruttle Esq, OF the pTopretors the
Baltimere Clipper died to-day, after brief illness.
aged sixiy-Hve.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Chsap p. q, 90 hing mt
SrorTs GRANITE HtLG
ObOrHISG WAREN OESE
III Fulton street, 8roadway.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Udontikoo, or sact'on Cellular Fia e..
ArtiGos Testh Highly recommended Nv fnAu q
snd thpse usinz them. Tpvsnted and patented by X.
LEVITT. Dentist sss Br~edva The ntroducer OF ls -
moe heric pressure irto dentistry In l33A
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Hs1neo~ mite - Co.--MAangars.
LInsARy. 6xrwA oLAss ls2-June ", 1874
10, 70, 81, H. IL 81, 56. 6S. A. q, 81, 50, -, g.
cIAss is4--jupe II. 1854
6S, Is, II. -, II. q ~, 81, Z. As, "a 80. 76, g.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Satcncthr's HAIR pyr~-rne Best VA Tn q
world. As<u.ess ret Abe instantaneous The onv u>rfeox
49, Sold by al druga'sts ssctory 81 Barciay s,rpai
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Defiance Fire and EnvEinr roo
gafas Gideboard and Pari,v snfeG sy@ pake
&c. st 63 Murray atrest corner OF College placc
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

yoluptecrs aud are CON nded oy ooisoo Hiaisdesi
tho f,ru.ar cars
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Elegant Iy3o. ~cnvNs for so cecea
Tyw. MOODY. i75 Broadway tHosvasaF 10
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

w,gs, youpecs, rIair Dys. Hsir Dyein9
And M~isvia Cream. To- hcsutifyfns the Hail.
BAfCHELORS 10 BoUt street
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

alass Letters and Husof
aud Residences, HsropeAn style. CIV
orlog, l0g Ruit0n ssree@
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

eight Cn~tes DC V.s,tc rnr 9l.-
shown In Nve rinutssL Mt TAITS, corner or Gs'
Greenwich streets
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

way ouRer vron PILES, When sure
spcedy Care be Obtained By scnding soor~9
v bon y. sArs sf Er. Miller. Broadway Rsss sNM
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

EruptiOns, Frcckies. Pimpses. ramr
Rurtrn Worms ell Skin Drsovmitsss nlroA 11f
COuRAUDS Itaiaa Msdicsod Soap ~ his dsps 10 81
Rnna
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

L NANINaKY Ubls, ] IIH II, toUF
- nre Al about three Z. NJ destroyed toe Town 'end
House and sx pr,vsic houses, to-s sbsat syovov; w
vuranos $40 700 =
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Az the WORLDS a star =. cur an .ns
people meelypsyer and We surm se tha, large pct Ion
players thereon must be ans tIsl iu.t
preparsilos 10, the i-ch, "FR, .Sahsr spn,roorrt
IRON densod there for lha .ri IN. Wei
cs FOR truly merits ali that ssd IA hs favor lhs nnt
d~,ghtfu convsn eat an eli oceans h..gt .r .,4 80.
Of the tecth Vi world srY pr,t 80 sv Ara,
ats and petrunerN sn1 ~ NAIL A kUChsT. rroprie.
ho
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE.

Enpiosson at ehe WasAt.9s0a Assenai-
Nlneseen females burned 90 Death
sRd Many Others severely in5ufco, &c.
wA-HsaroN, June IT, 1884
terrbIs az possou occurred the Washington Arse
nal u d4y. a few miautes ne ore twelve o'clock. IL
seems that some red stars arsworks had nads
ana sc out 90 black pans to dry rey could DOT stand
tempersture OF than twp hundred degrees ssd.
under the nos sun 5000 reached tnss One tho stars
tgni,ed which ths remainder or, exploding the 10
boratoss rne occupants u the bading all females
Uica she sxpiosinu a tecrbs Witnessed. In
the yard there about twelve hsudrsd
hundred vomsa AZ work. number or whom were
baroed sad bruised In eadeavor,ng to got away the
alarm Immediately given, and after the dre was
extiosaisaed . search for bodies conmeqced-
kAghtoen bodies thus far been taksn oU OF she
ruins, burned 70 crisp. 10 impossible 70 recognize
them.
Eight females wero taksa out 10 sad condition and
placed In tho hospital. #@
Tho scene At tbs yard OF the most heartreading
description
The pareats Of many OF those az work 10 the building
rushed 70 the cs the disaster TO mako
inquiries after the safety of their children but che names
OF all who have pershsd BE- Asosrtsned until
call u the roll ne mado and those who have been
saved assembled together.
Major s,ebbas, Military s,orekeopsr. In the build
lag time, with gentlemen, and states
that arter the powder bsncnes caught the are
spread down rapidly binding the girls and setting rs 10
TO their clothes Many OF them ran TO the windows
wrapped in flames. and IN this way communicated the
1re u the dresses OF 0thses
The nineteen dead bodies taken ous were so terribly
charred TO DO almost boy oai Identification. Three
mortny injured aud afteen twenty
with several COMMISSIONS Special was taken 10 pro-
tue Ore IRON reaching tbs large masaz,nes IN which
several powder constantly Kept; for bad the
lsnes reached he building the OF life would have
been fearful several hundrsd persons the M
mediate vcinity. While the urenen ensaged IN
pouring their upon the building In which tho
plosos occurred another explosion took place IN the
rains bui which only resulted In throwing into the
air some 0f the burning timbors.
Quito number injured In jumping from tbs w!n-
dows but the majority OF those who escaped this way
Immediately OF In oil directions which renders It
difficulty to tell Who perished ard who escaped One
young woman had broken In jumping from the
window. rhsee boys missing, and s feared they
persisted In the building.
Only two bodies have beea identified, those cs Iona
couner and Margaret Horan. Seventeen is the number
killed. all charrcd remains. Foor others are badly in.
jared namely, NJ Moneton, clerk; Mics McElresh, Eliza
be,h Hunt and Anna Bache.
An inquest held night and she following is por-
ton OF the verdict by the jury:They Of Cpl.
MON that superintendent Brown was guilty OF most
cupsble careessness and nsgisgesce Ia placing
highly inaamabe substances near building Oiled
with human beings. indicating mos, reckless disre-
gard OF lire which should severely rsbuked by tho
govsrninect
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

. Herfect VAR p~e- stut.r's. Only 30
Tnts pss boz iryn Sold by s druggists Dspo, ID pes
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Good Sntrs, ry0der shtrt or pale OF
Dr..eE. sor 81 1.si 5o-st PBeEGo's, rs Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Fancy nnn wnfte Duck ests, q
Pants "a 70 3lO. English Walking Coa.o, 10
CLARKE, liz and ia v2W Am sty.~x
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Royal Havunn kosyerv.-6O Fer Gems
premium paid for pryes Info firuf,
paid for pouboons AMI ali kinds II Gold aud S
TAILOR 4 co, 2anksrs, 10 Wall street, N.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Prizss Cssned In AM Legaiixod kotee-
-tes and information giveu 0ALLAGHER 4 BKEJAxEM
Brokers $40 Chestnut strost PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Gr0ver N Bcwcr's psgh
elastic stitch Sewing. Machines. saSl ~
and IS FULTON street Bro0klyre