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, 1864-06-22
THE CITY.

fALsK ALAnN.-The alarm Of fire, civeu At II
o'clock Yesterday, proved TO be false one. No
6fe could be discovered.
, 1864-06-22

Flags and Banncrs.-The eampstEn Is
opened. G. L. Dubois Co. have, In recognition
OF tbs fact and to be prepared for any emergency,
opeped An establishment for manufacturing flags
and banners for al the political paz.tes under tho
, 1864-06-22

Metropolitan Hall to Rent.-This Hall
IL to rent for al the purposes for which such halls
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Applic2-
tons can be made At the Office, adjoining the en-
trance to the HAIl. jel0-hq46-H
, 1864-06-22

ITO RENT-Three pleasant Sleep
Il irE rooms, fusni.hed or un1ulnished-tuo ts1nt
and one buck. I'll State street, between Van B1ren
and COugfeSa. teI1 k6a0-1t
, 1864-06-22
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
BhlpoKroET. Tuesday. June 2l--1rM. r
Etis&; Imperial, Iockpo1t; Marictta. Kenkakee
Feeder. $50 feet lumber; 1aathe. ksnkakee. 70
Iris safs, 2.6oo lbs machinery: aull!Ran, LsSaIe,
5i.Si9 1ctt lumber.
,ANaIvzp.--Lady Franklin, Athens, 4s yards dtm.n-
sion stone; W. S. GuFnee, Athens, do; Investigator
Attan' 50 yards rupble stone u q .Loo omls Athens
20 DO; const9tton: OTTAWA. 3,so ou. corn: A. Wool
Etsc1, utta SEQ bn corn: Esbeeca. Las slc, $50 bn.
, 1864-06-22
To ALI Who Use Liquor.
Citizens Of tho Western States.
" o l. r E. 8
4 ~

MATIC 9CHNAPP
As means Of neutrallxtng the deletesious prop
critics Of unwhoeeoma water, IL absolutely 1nvafu-
able to the traveller It will inialbty prevent the
dyeeutezy and laxative d,aorde1s which attaek
strangetp who use the waters OF the Mississippi.
the Ohio, and other western and southern zivers.
It stimulates, in moderate degree, the digestive
organs, and t.us enables the stomach to resist tho
otherwise disturbing influences Of the varieties Of
the un1vereal fnid encountered on a a1ou1ney. Nor
is this ~: The different kinds ana qualities Of
LIQUOR {a1l more or less tmpure) which every one
who uses ardent spirits, a. beverages Or correct
ire must necee meet with, ate no less pernt-
eious than tle changes OF water; and therefore
the advantage Of huy1ng always at hand liquor Of
uniform strength aud parity. cannot tail to be ap-
preciated BY all who have become hahitusted TO
the modernte use Of st1mnlants while travelling.
While, in cases Of dropey, gravel, distractions Of
the kidneys, diseases Of the bladder, dyspepsia.
and general debility, It Is recommended moet em.
phAicalty By the most distinguished members OF
The medical profession, and Hospital Surgeons. U.
s. A.
1t is put up in quart and pint bottles, 10 cases Of
one dozen each. with tho name OF the undersigned
on the bottle and cork, and facsimile Of his sig
nature the label: and is Tor sale by all 1especta
bic Druggists aud Grocers.
UD0LPHO WOLFE,
, 1864-06-22

Only One Family Medicine Store In
ChicaKo:-1n large and growing city like ours
4 Family Medicine Store Is regarded as an indls-
Family Medicine Store in ST. Louis for the last
twenty years, and has bad extraordinary euccesa
In the sale Of hts medicines, has csia hlished a
Branch Family Medicine Store At 30 Madison st..
Chicago. which now fully enpp!ies this want In
our city, where invalids, no matter what the dis
ease. how long standing, how bad or by Whist
tarssd, can ind reraedy. that can be relied upon
to effect speedy and radical cure. Or. Essterly
prepares remedy for nearly every disease incl
dent to cur climate Orders for his medicines ca1
be addressed to Dr.. Easter1y, st. Louis No., at
Chicago, and receive prompt attention. We ad-
wise the sick and afflicted TO read DR.. Eastezly'e
advertisements in smother column OF our paper
and giyc him call. No charge tor consultation.
, 1864-06-22

name and title Of the "Northwetteen Flag and
Banner Company" They are slrcady prepared to
furnish silk, bunting and mutl: n flags and banners
Of ali sizes and designs. Mr.. Dubois has an ex-
ce1lent reputation a. manufacturer, aad the
company will undoubtedly be extensively pat
srpu}7ed
, 1864-06-22

ITO RENT-A brick store and
y basement. and axturea OF sane far sals cheap.
pied. Possession be given en- OF about July 1st
helt very Reasonable. Address q, Tribune otucc.
, 1864-06-22
GRATUlTOUS EXHIBITION,

which tho people OF Europe nocked by Thousands
from distances or ten to twenty mllea to witness; !
GORGEOUS PAGEANT,
more brilliant tnan ever hehe1d BY mortal eyes since
the dsys Of ChiValry Or ths splendors Of the
FIELD OF TIE CLOTH OF GOLD.
, 1864-06-22

RkEDEHcn LoFe At Arcz1ox.-Wo call tho It
kcnfou Of our readers the sA1e Of building lots
10 be sold by Mesrre Buffers & Co., tomorrow
(Tburedav1 afternoon. in the West Division.
These arc amoug the most desirable On the West
, 1864-06-22

IRowNEp-A eon of James McNanasa, living
On Balsted street, waa accidentally drowned on
Mclday, while bathlne In the South Branch. Cor.
prer Wagner tcld an inquest yesterday, end the
1uyy returned verdict a. above. The child wss
ehuut nine ycafs Of ACe.
, 1864-06-22
l1Ha11tRn-AUx1JtE.

WANTED.-Agents wanted to
~ se'l the most Wondesfht Invent1 N Of the
aEs,"1an lnstrums1t and null ,nsEuetons By which
sps fee on Eses!ks oi5l cent? AGENTS ars making
thsr own iii senessex- Town and country r'ghts for
sale. Addrtss VI. DE GRAND. care 20s Br5adwlJ,
New 4crk- fq5:E64l.6s
, 1864-06-22

Po11cz CouHr.-Nattess At the Police Court
yesterday were very quiet. Few cases Of import
uuce were On the docket, and those not especially
interesting In detail.
Am Brown, reputsiye specimen OF the feml
nine gender. was brought up BY special policeman
She was found in the grove opposite the camp,
titn o. conduct being especially eommendable.
Flucd $50 and costs, and in delnnlt afxty days.
Emma T1an was -arraigncd On q charge OF lay
1cng. Her disregard Of The injunction ''lbon shalt
.thon III % ss.lt M not T s.es Kna@ered @ 81 ysRS sasWy
garment belonging TO her companion she npp1o-
pl::ted it. Ball Ia The rum OF $500 required.
charged with larceny from money drawer. Bound
over In the sun Of $500.
JOHN Frank. Of Jefferson townshtP: was a.,
that he bnd driven the conpiainant's horses from
OF his Graes ground anu Il was sle.sed ihst one
had lot returned. Hence his arrest. HIS Honor
dis1nisscd the complaint.
Charles Coleman Was brought up charged with
s'oes,ss of as5 %hi'sey isdy y r. e.s5 Hd S!as tas
evidence seemed positive and the prisoner was
committed In default OF 500 bail
No QuonUn,-Thcre should have been a meet
ing Of The Board Of folice Commissioners yester-
day, hat for the reasons mentioned below quo
ram dld not convene. The Mayor v8s taking les-
eots In the AT Of ground and lofty tumhling, md
applauding the successful efforts Of the ring mas
ter 1t the circu.. The Mayor Was greatly delight
cd although II IT, tnid thai he felt dRpnsitloa
retire when Crockett entered the hons' den. The
Mayor ts Fa1d 70 have snapped tis npgern when
asked II be should ATTEND the meeting Of ibe Board
oY Police Commissioners and 10 have ren]1ed
.. No don't kecf cuss for the Boafd. I'm moi
uwure that II eho1ld be present, that should be
able to tove-tn shy remarks to facilitate business
Another 3,fn3 make If, that am hugely delighted
a, this xhtbloD Of horss eeuse, and The business
ff The city may 30 to tbs dogs: III not leave"
TIC chief officer OF the city being delighted, It
could not be expected that he would be present.
Hrwas not present- It ia currently reported that
1be Mayor has finished his moving. Ar. Went
wLrth was diepor,tng himself on the sea shore.
MT Brown had gone to Calumet. MI WaymAn
Wns npcotia ting with the West Side Railway
company for tho renewal OF hts dead head pses.
Mr. Eeshouse was rhiefpc radlehca In MchcnrJ
oo,pty. Mr.. Coventry WAS present. Under the
c1rcumEtancet1t It wHs thought ad7leAoie not 70
Ecpcftp: cndent Bradley was present evidently
we'll nIeased 1t the retusnl Of the Circuit Jndce to
g:.ni the snapRtns 14,. 1es "a. 0t,01 a1.o 9bsss as
snokiur se diseonsolate a. the farmer Who had lost
ii. boet COW. He was tn close consultation With
Ma cnhdiutor Abbot and Chris StEebe1. who con-
ri ,ntc the police force At present undcr bis COD
nd. There was serious tall Of quo t11rrd "tos
en;, n,andouus. but no indication OF The step
n. n "a bt ,uktn. Nr. Abbot was calm aud tran
oui!. II las not tranxptreC when the Xoard g
Tti!re Commissioners will conreue. hut 1t ID
slr..wdl. eurmtred that they Will meet alter LEO
M Il charter election.
, 1864-06-22

AccnEn1.-Three night scavengers engaged in
cleaning the vanlt Of the City Hotel. inprudently
veptured into the same about two o'clock yeste.-
day morning, and became at once ovcrpowered by
the accumulation Of foul vapor4. and fell to the
bottom. They were pulled ont with pair OF
E7Dprlng irons. The men had not fully recover.
Cd 1t ten o'clock last night, but were considered
10 be out OF DANGER,
, 1864-06-22
% Re1lt.

ITO KENT-Three pleasant rooms.
month, and 8 house OF saveu roon1s-rert IS per
uonth also. house for R,le VIII be sold for one
tsEe Grove avenue and Twenty.third street Of F.
, 1864-06-22
UDQIPHO WOLFE,
SoLn MpnrHR,


Nos. u q = beaver erYeet, new YORK
J. II. REID J. Co., Co.,................,.,,-.C Chicago.
DAVID NICHOLSON. H...........-...........St. Louis
SuAE, EcKsrEM d Cincinnati.
Accnts.
ALSO yoh aALX:
a,000 cases old Madeira Wine,
400 cases old Sherry Wine,
1000 cases old Port Wino,
800 cases old Cognsc Brandy,
Imported expressly fos medical and private use
For sale below the present cost Of importation.
..--... UDoLPHo WOLFE. New York.
feSb6CS-12t II WAS
, 1864-06-22

STKAN-HEATIH1 1APrARATUs-EcoNoHTM N FUEL
We take pleasure in calling the attention of the
community to a steam-heating apparstns for
warming buildings {see advertisement In another
column,) now being introduced by Messrs. AnHay
4 Gold, Office ia Dearborn street. It is certainly
ever seen. as 1t combines thorouxh vennlRtion
with thorough warming. and has also the merit Of
E1catef economy in the consumption Of fuel, ana
greater durability than any other known heating
apparatus. We understand that it u being intro
duced into several Of the finest buildings now in
process Of erection in this city. among which We
may mention the Hartford Insurance building, A.
q. Rilber'e sp1ebdd marble stort, and s. 6chut-
zltr. elegant mansion.
, 1864-06-22

FOR SALE-Lot on West Lake,
4 Randolph, Washngton and Madison str.ets-
Aiao In buncAn's and OGoens ad .i.ous. Back
Rouse andLot corner tnd'- -na and Wolcott strert*.
esst corner Pine and 1:1lnols strtet7 P. tlEDD63,
OtCct No. 5 II Wells street. IellkSl-Ut
, 1864-06-22

ITO RENT-A first class residence,
i three story. with all modern Improvements, No.
1873 Wolcott street, North SIZE. JAMES d 9pRLHG-
kR ke4l FatAte md House Agents, RQ3m No. 9, Me-
Block. je41 tS3;-st
, 1864-06-22

ITO KENT.-A gentleman can oh.
a tain-nesr Post Onlce-a finely furnished aleep-
lrE room. with patloF. CbarEe reasonable. Only d
Es:ty who can remain permanent and give Rood ref
ereLce, teslred. Address Boz 2s40, Chlcsgo, III.
, 1864-06-22

PkneoxAI.-co1onel VIM. P, Tilteee and r. B.
Moore, Eeq, Of |he City Council Of Cincinnati,
and Col. 4. ". Gilbert, City Civil Engineer, are
now at the fremont Housc. and will be glad to
Fec auy contractors who rnsy wish to mike bids
for The crest sewer in that city. for which propo
sa]s ero advertised in our columns. The time Tor
receiving proposals. Is extended to the 29tt inst.
, 1864-06-22

GRAND PtASo-RKED's TEn1E OF MuslC-
One Of The most superb Instruments, II not the
beet ever brought west Of the lakes, is the noble
Chickerine Grand, No. e8,eas, just received At
Bced's Temple Of Music, in McCormick's marble
building on the corner Of Dearborn and Randolph
etrret4. 1t is al exquisitely finished as lady's
OF the purest masical pearls. It has attracted
much attention Of amateurs ant connoisaeurs.
Nt. Reed deserves great credit for the class and
city. Among thr pianos he te|ls are the beautiful
INSTRUMENTS OF the United Piano Forte Makets Of
New York. q corporauon composed OF twenty
practical pfnno forte mechanics from the most eel
eb. a:cd manufactures ind uniting IN their 1nstru
L+,:ts rare combination Of merits. MI. Reeds
establishment Il well mined "a TEMPLE OF NUslc."
, 1864-06-22

FOR SALE-An undivided halt Of
- Machine Shop audToole. situated In Chicago.
Sale shop ts veil stocked with tools, aud doln0 4
good ana pfodtAnle bus'Dass. To any ons wtsliu9
10 invest lr manufacturing buslr ess, this aIoris
rare Opportunity. Address P. o. Box All, Chicsgo.
, 1864-06-22

A7rExr1Ep EscArE.-A couple OF rebel prison.
ets, dong police duty at Camp Douglas, made an
attempt TO escape. on Monday. by leaping over
the prison fence. A few Of the Reserves immedl-
ahly Eare chase, and eoon ovcrbauled the fag1-
1iyea, one Of whom received an ugly wound In the
right lee, by ehot from 1nusket IN the hands Of
the guard
, 1864-06-22
RfaI E8tatk-@itp

L. f&ne house OF eight foc1n, and lot 60 By l14f:et
on arm street betw<tn Foby lul aosnc-
liDcoln.
A new ffsne house Of eleven rooms On fAsk sve-
r1c nt At GLioa Ptrk.
Two h.ack nnusss AID large lots Washington as..
Two blicx houses m lots on Hsrrlson street, nesr
Halsted.
a nice two story frame heu.s OF e1.vea Rooms on
1hinc1a sute.. near Eurh.
twostors lrAne tcnse Of ten and lot 50 by
lndlanA street, neaf HUSH, tog zoo. l.
decided bargain. =.
Side.
Gun Der Of building lots in different parts OF the
city. SAMUEL A. s Ar aENr,
2e-kh72-.t
, 1864-06-22

TEAronAAr RENovA1.-John R. Walsh, well
and widely known In the news trade. has removed
temporarily to the store No. los Madison s1reet
on The corner Of Madison and Dearborn street, ts
being built up with an elegant store, which Mr.
Wa1s T. TO oesnpy gn IL us
, 1864-06-22

w WANTED-Llye men from all
~ parta Of the United Btates. 70 engage in
pleasant and profitable busnesa requiring capital
family. nd psgs good agents ron - to s1o PSF
ueea Please call ct No. III South Clark street. room
clct1rg Is cents, for particulars 1e!I ka58.2s
, 1864-06-22

STRAwBEHRT FIsT1vAL.-The Garden City
Division Sons Of Temperance, ga1e strawberry
festival at their ball, corner Of Randolph and
CAnton streets, last evening. The attendance
was very large, and q large sum was raa]ized for
gsGed. We haye seldom seen = gathering Of the
Size Of that convened last night, where those in
attendance seemed 20 thoroughly to enjoy them
selves.
, 1864-06-22

FOR SALE-Cheap.-A splendid
4 seven octave full Iron frame oyerBt.uu New
Piano Forte, has car.e legs, pedal mt mouidlnxs.
Wg4t madison street iaask4ss M
, 1864-06-22

FmEs.-A IRE broks ont about O'Clock
yesterday morning in the old two~story
franc building No. ~ Market street close
to the Randolph etrect bridge. occupiod rs 4
saloo1 and residence BY John connor. The fire.
1iLility of the building u1s ench that 1t was i'm
pcesible to save 1t. The place Was totally de-
s.royed. with is eontents, causing loss te the
@6N. The adjoining two-story frame building,
M. 80. occupied by John Dayidson - a junk shop.
sttek about 81 so; he was incurred for St o30. The
buildings were Owned By Wi1l'au Hesscy, and
vsucd at $4.500 They were insured for f1, zoo.
The origin Of the fire ia Dot known.
4 hrc bEoEe ont about o'clock yesterday after
nLsn, in stable behind the saloon Of August
Grnbe. No 15s West Randolph street. The stable
~us burned to the ground, but by ereat e1ert,on
Oh the part OF neichbore, well Of the fire de-
pArtMelt, the saloon Wns sared. Loas about $50
, 1864-06-22

" A RIET THEATRE
lis and 1T Dearborn street.
C. II. CHADWICK 4 CO., Sole Lcf ees and kauAge11,
7. L. FITCH, Acting and Stage Aan.Fer.
, 1864-06-22

Power Portable Engine. txo Is, one 20, two IS.
one 50 HoEsc Power Stationary Engines With ooisrs
s!so one gprtzht Drill. Circular Saws, Saw Aroo!,
Box 25S9, Chicago. je3I. ss;45s
, 1864-06-22

A DISHONEST DARKK1.-AndrtW Chiun. coli
ored walter ut the Sherman Houae. was br ough
before Justice Hoisington yesterday, charged with
stealing twenty dollar crcenhack from fellow
waiter. The caee looked ''da.lz, :" and Chlnn was
committed in dc!ault Of bait
, 1864-06-22

TuAnKs-Ata 4 special meeting of the Macaiuists
and lD,ackemiths' Onion No. OF Illinois, held
ast eveningat was unanimously
Resolred, That the thanks Of this Union are
hereby tender to Ms. Henry Apkof, for the pres
given to tho winner Of the Ladies' Foot RAGS st
The Pic Mic on Thursday. June eSd, At Desplalnes
Greyc. DJ order Of the Union.
, 1864-06-22

Revival Meetlngs~ - These interesting
meetings arc siill In progress at the Christian
Church, on West Monroe street. between Aber-
deem and Rucker Eldor Franklin, the great ex-
FOUNDER Of the Gospel, will preach again this
{Nedneedav) evening, at = O'Clock. Seats arc tree
to all, and the public are cordially invited to at
, 1864-06-22

Az INTERESTING CAsE*-A rnther interesting
case carne up before Justice Moore yesterday.
Hc,Iry Loewe, Justice Of the Peace Of the town
chip o, Cicero. rot on board the Madison street
Cars on Saturday nIPht aud rendered the conduc-
Tor ten dollar Greenback IN payment Of fare. The
conductor took the I'LL and to. Mr.. Loewe to call
T = 's ,. ,1y he oyeeled sp emsnSed H. relurn II
the bill, which was refused.
Yesterday he BROUGHT action acainst the con.
dncsor for larceny. who was held in the sum Of
$40 to appear next Friday.
, 1864-06-22

Err1nc Womcnss Refusc.-A special
meeting of The Managers Of the '' Refuge" will be
held at the T. N, c. Association Rooms. this
"Wednesday ut . p. m. Il is hoped that every
manager may be present and express a choice IN
%urtnp
, 1864-06-22

TOR EALE-LctB! Lots! Good
l. Building Lots, At trou 500 to 300 each; also
= large prtcK restdence, With good barn and larEe
lGt apply to GEO tICKERDlkE, on West 1adl-
ana street, between Elizabeth aad Aobso streats.
a17.E
, 1864-06-22

cAuoHr A TAnTAa,-An unsophtsttcated coun-
tryman named Thompson. nom the interior, visit
cd our city yesterday, having in his possession
about S8{0 in illegal lender" he partook freely
of taDgle lee. and getting considerably muddled.
ABOUT midnight, and when near the ground select
cd for the big Rnake show. he Was eetzed BY the
Throat ana his money demanded. Though some-
what surprised, he made vigorous 6auk move
ncnt, took his sseailant under the ribs, Knocked
him down, and administered beauttul castt.s.
minus tooth, aud with = blsckened eye and Other
Eell known marks Of defeat.
, 1864-06-22

TIE 1KN1s Rose CAsz.-1n regard to the cele-
grated case Of Inues vs, Ross, which WAS an
aonnced in the TRIBUNE to have been compfo-
i1ised, our reporter appears to hsve been m1sin
formed. The caee was enlf settled upon the pay-
,neut by the defendants Of the full amount Of the
Judgment and the cots in the case amounting 10
$40, $50, and the dismissal at the costs Of the de
dcnuauts Of the Chancerx suit which they had
commenced in the Circuit Court, whereby they
sought to eujoin the collecting OF the Judgment,
on the ground Of some sort Of fraud and newly
discovered testimony.
Th1s csao, which has now happily Terminated.
received the largest verdict ever obtained In the
country In an action Of the kind. and teaches
sx: lied his positiou, c.n sa:ely resort to the
criminal laws Of the country TO indulge his spite
or wreak vengeance upon those whom they aim
ply djsl1ke.
, 1864-06-22

poos open 1t * O'Clock. Curtain r1See II sA oclk.
-ScALyoF rR1oka:-ParQuette. Is CT; DFeEs and
Family Circle. IS c:s; Private Boxes. ~. Single
Beata In Boxes. 50 cents. my2ah1l51W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08
From Uerfrcss Monroe.
ToRTsEss MONROE. Tuesda

FORTRESS MONROE. Tuesday. Sept 6.
The u. 3. hOsptal-steamer Western McifOpO-
lis sailed for New York last evening with 800 woulded
soldiers.
The steamcr John Disney sunk while loading OF the
wharf A. Portsmouth Yesterday account Of the mis-.
manager cnt Il the cargo.
DR. I. N. Pagwell prominent secess Onist OF Ports
mouth with is faan,y sent beyond the Union lucs
yesterday not to return during the war.
Refugees have been for some time coming into
Norfolk In large Numbers. Tho AUTHORITIES have Just
de- eced many desc rters from the Army Of the Potomac
among them.
The Navy supply steamer Bermuda, rrriyed at
II mpton Roads this morning. She sailed from Pensa-
cola Aug Both. The following Is list OF officers rs
PASSENGER from the West Gull Squadron.
NC. + pqps den IT, .sr len
r. II. Fitch, wounded, u $ Oneida Acting En'sis u, H.
u RAM s ; Maani.n p ff'' is T oi3'
H. g. s. Leuneb-c; I'd Assistant Engineer =. u. Allen L. ,.
,s re Nc. p. Hsrriet ~onndod, u g. s Hanfri;
Ger omp-on u. = :. Potomac: o. Carpenter, o. y =
Pos,sou.h Captains Cers Z. T. Doughty, U. $ 5. Sem
From one 81 the passengers gather the following
r,Iablc fcsi During the siege Of Mobile nnd ~ 70 me
surendc. ~ Fort Morgan August "a los In u
". orc slip sunk hv a torpedo one burned hrcu-l
infncton of orders and 40 men killed end wounded
haF ~ VIII, were killed by drowning or the fire OF NE
cDmy. On the otter hhid, took from 100 to l.sCJ
prnouers captured The two best vessels If TIC enemy,
forced them a. burn the gnnboat Gaines and drove the
ret Of their feet beyond the distinctions Three forts
wih 2 hundred guns ~ heavy caibre with all their
i-iterirl were Internationally surrendered ~ IA.
The l,hel gulblat Morgan escaped to Mobile. ard
~, hnsi Pogo wrs hi"-u MP TO prevent her fli1g
irlS5Ir hands. 80 DATED Sia.q steamer Oneida saf.
fered than sry other vessel; Com. j. X. Nulancy
lst hs d arm. The second day after the surrender
n For. Morgan tor'do wns ecc enta's explod d in
tho breach killing five and wonndng four men OF the
Scmirolc tlled two Of Gen. Changers men, and took
on both arms 81 ere Of the Nctacomets men.
The pilot Of a., Hartford was wounded. Admiral
Bucha was d'i %, wei ard wonld loie his leg
Commander Nurp'' OF Selma. wounded and doing
well Commando !. y. Johnston of the Re.e rem
Tennessee, rs IN tie Hospital q, Pensacola The
ecutye 0i,cer If tie Tenn0ssrr W. l.. Bradford A.
prisoner On the u. 5. friga,e Potomac.
Ohe hurdred guns were fired today Mt noon. AZ Old
Point IN honor %! the OF Admiral Far
ragut Gad General Candy in Mobile Harbor.