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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-02

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES
\ OR NO CAHRGES MADE.
Dr-DJw is consulted daily, from 8 A. NJ. to s
Nj, as above, upon all difficult and chronic dis
eases Of every name and nature, having by his
unvearied attention and extraordinary sources
gained a reputation which calls patients from all
parts Of the country to obtain advice.
Among he physicians in Boston, none stand
higher IN the profession than the celebrated Dr.
DOW, Nos. : and Endicott Street, Boston.
Those who iced the services of an experienced
physician and surgeon should give him call.
n, B.-Dr Dow imports and has for sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mail,
Two for 81 and red stamp
Boston, April, 1864. lSwly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-02

REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established the superiority OF
REDDING'S RUSSIA sALVE
over all other healing preparations.
It cures all kinds of Sores, Cuts, Soalds, Burns,
Bois, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Sites,
Piles, Corns, Sore Lips, Sore Eyes, &c,
Removing the Pain at Once, and Re
ducing the Most Angry Look
ing SwelLngs and Inhamna-
ton as If by Magic.
ONLY Is CENTS A BOX.
For Sale by
SETH W. FOwLE d CO., Is fremont street
Boston, and by all Druggists and Grooers and at
all Country Stores. A-eowly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-02
DR, WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR

CON UMP TIONl
and acknowledged by many prominent physi-
sicians TO be by far the most Reliable Prepa-
ration ever introduced for the RELIEF
and CURE of all
LUNG COMPLAINTS.
This well known remedy is offered TO the pub
lie, sanctioned by the experience of over forty
years, and when resorted to in season, seldom
fails to effect speedy cure of
Coughs, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Influenza,
Whooping Cough, Hoarseness, Pains or
Soreness in the Chest and Side, Bleed
ing at the Lungs, Liver Com
plants, &c.
It's oomplete success in many cases of CON-
FIRMED CONSUMPTION has reversed the opin
ion SO long entertained, that this much dreaded
disease is incurable.
To those who have already made use of this
have not, we have only to refer them to the writ
ten testimonials of many of our most disting-
uished citizens, who have been restored to health
when the expectation Of being cured was indeed
"forlorn hope" We have space only for the
following -
FAIRFIELD, Ne, April rs, 1854
Messrs. SETH W. FowLE & Co.,
Gentlemen-Seeing numerous certificates in the
Maine Farmer endorsing the merits Of that great
Lung Remedy, Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
/ am induced, and take great pleasure in CIV
ing publicity to the great cure it accomplished IN
my family. My son, Henry A. Archer, now Post
master at Fairfield, Somerset Co., Me-, was at
tackled with splitting of blood, cough, weakness Of
lungs, and general debility, so much so that our
family physician declared him TO have a "SEAT-
ED CONSUMPTION" He was under medical
treatment for a number of months, but received
no benefit from it.. At length / was induced to
purchase one bottle of WISTAR'S BALSAM,
which benefited him so much l obtained another,
which in a short time restored him to his usual
state of health. l think can safely recommend
remedy IL
/ think all it purports to be,-THE GREAT
LUNG REMEDY FOR THE TIMES
The above statement, gentlemen, is my yOlun-
tary Offering to you in favor of your Balsam, and
is at your disposal.
As ever, yours,
ANDREW ARCHER
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-02

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
l Ilr Dow continues 70 be consulted at his office,
Mo- and 9 ELdl-ott street, Boston, on all dis
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-02

For Sale by
SETH W FOWLE & CO., IS fremont street
Boston.
J.P. DINsMoRE, 49l Broadway, New York
and by all Druggists.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-04-15

: ,.,s. 40 lb.: Sol, I.ntbsr. seo lbs. Lead,
- ~. slty;, lehnef mon.
Jesepl. Mogridge-
Store .'.ndcr The ference Hotel.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-04-15

= ssptts mar rho tr,Sgsd here yesterday
H. IL as'rhterhood ef riongGoDtry rskoria
flai b- ~ ff.e f..d eral nas firing fran Eae 10
90 tAe fspitpl b-iilttink <Anofhet gsbtsh,ln
1Hg. q MS hS-sr and AdsBVs IskSirs us sitf
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-04-15
81 ANrED.

Hv1 ,is.. Ccsn,>s 1t SUGAR, Ipecacubens,
Il l..-h 1,a..ex. fs,c:o and al country producs.
Any a. Joseph Aegridge,
IT. paer the Florence Aoiel
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-04-15

i ding tl,e few hcf ~ - - lty -
etoatFs s,pfssrs 10 Be n6F > iIol| 6III{t kr166h
Of BUSINESS. Tbs sVDaT RfA; CO. hcr1e. - .eDlE
snfs Of 5aving hiIn il the = ,F1i1E When ts Goyb
ell iAgktis fho stai,le with Kim .nleo are o4E1l-
= '1suespARd. 49, -
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-04-15

'tss ss:s - .ss's.s ss s. e ss''si s *
m tksI = they shtnlt ~ "a,
Rebel For tke III lslmation o1 he 4 Hslid,
ant f1i6tiTeS Of tie kill saShlA uQiin151 IS ihs
2 Ina, ensthe 2hd ihst.s would tk ~
,eikeesee e ibs Issesef yels s.Ie.
stsss sa,sissa hat shs No. = lie -,
s aud GsaeEa lLnspttsls ol taiG plaee iee,;
In ekafge &C Surgeons w a1ker 44lTFt md 4 .4eB.
: DIR Halt, hare had oytfy .nti5fl ppssi
ios ft "a of the Esdefsls sna Know tisf l,,s
cury lss been antiring h his ss.fts to "a e ~
S Wounded no comfortable .aa possible tHdcf rira
elmsteuyes. Too lnurla capnot be seid lef ths
scpfps # Surgeons nnd assistant sdtgeshs - 81
8 tHosts Tho saildas,ss be said u Or. n ia and
llis snf geens and attrIidnetb hnd tt1 ofl nlst
t1eol y ll. Riii1ply supervisor Of hoa aifais iuI
NyH.Nh, wiso has fsbsReh night and dan t,issyE
the Monndca reu,credfhoin tho Gela b tie fosiit
ala sNhsrotkey coela 10 properly eAfta ftrl
.Lfste, Cttapethcs "a re 5cf,lr 6sfs.c 1s. u
nf I'd instats.
Jas T Rlsr, prix1ld Miss cry g = ~ishi,
.s1idreM t-ii4ks6n s}h do y Killed
Ia p5l,igh. ii do ~ tlo
s5gs d,d,ns,,. tsr.ass:f bat no,lalIs
isssr y morton, e.-'p sth Ky 60 h.ss
THIS ~ esSifI1.. f','s .ih mis- ~ fssiightt,
.-I-lre tIo. ianiss IA al H..
d. I fsqts'fr - - W
feId -, i = II -
w.. E4e MI
rpasr =
1s4 9s-t!
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-04-15

+ e. srertsd ihst The ysskss fsrts ahkssd
bncl from 4 a-ceiscsa hy "a. Writ Adams haB
pssss = escsre sats 1eapepes-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-04-15

EHcby capt ct, & Bill 4 |
:. as'.i 8 81 ) s,';s
q sris essPi, rs,tlsss lsiihsf.;l "a
l..s.:,.. I q s'I.. e g: 8:
Felz,st.sl. lss y - - ne.t <,Etse
i;silt, Re I 3 fisFeff ben 81, xEt. -
Di1- The tixer k1sl4je falling rstt,lIt RI =
vslRt deys s,.d NO tlfIf nj .e.ep ts ksles ~
Sfafe utsbkc for -ulfl Il ls CATION. 01ssidtfs
bic Nhprflff zion has h34i til here sinch ~ re-
Epurk &C he Tall of JioisIy II, ,aet eltiob.
e pfebnibo lbat there Sc ,.lftturti1rt tsef
AteIt IT, be removed s5ere ess = seHs ~ Tie
- and ns sc fvtvp Vii, 90 arI IN 4tHsr
ssspaslci stees = be Esltiep iyr 0e,E:,'s, ag |
loarike no Ssrr;<op.1s j., s. IN lssI is.u,
cry 6sSc stres.ly bscr ssEs. r'c'.gs sna
u.f 1s IN s,l 10 1efa ,vb lie yahk es sleuid
desire 10 nr4;ratc teeci, c,.st pro ont. BsztS
they Mill laTlls cid hc;l osts np in tdFastt -
4 land feice s. es:crss sc onpffy. fhcy W uOt !
know tow ,nsstss t.rn;'th" ~ ,'arGcrnuS esffc--
RE may l., rt,f ti,sif i' sv liver IA tlis fisr
h-i,Arerl IL ~ i.et9f, sisa4s. - Msptgot~rf.
-nz5ty ~ al. - =, III. 1entistf-
I p fl.tsf NO. esl ~ e~'9s -
- To- r. tiiaf :. ..is..
-sT !, = u ft.te es'"ie-, 4 re
49, sf4 IL. 81
- -. l5 - s4eif e,rie 49,.
xa.slr 4 -, ave beel sna r,e1 ,i..ss
ssrat SD. = ,.i.. .t'sr.t !
10 s. i4cl Il 'v 'snI~ss' s.1s.t's
fatiop@ -; Fs
erta - =
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si.ia .l ti-H e.s.5{.. ''s..,'-
sntsti44 !. ..,st.1..F 49,. - i,t I'd 81,
4 ~y,,.a .l, III "5sF sf'ir.
ss.If - .s,se y nm
der - =, r4.s.ls III. = pIur,' - nj =tsil
-icr ia l.z,5s 's~t Z - 80 - r'idsn'-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-04-15

Nonsw, III tbe =. ~ 81, ru, - 1,s> ~ n.
2inia md N,fi,C s.,t z - II Tie i'ct ements ~
Gen. Wilson column lsief than enat Tae puo'
liBbSd yesterday has ssen fecsi'se.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-04-15

:. ~. Frc~rie.' Llnv0ln II .epYoiEted 4. ".
j sipst Po> .'re ter, ahd y u. Wells RAfafnLr
.sel 5. ~ erlsrrs
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-04-15

8 n 9 " - '''1oII = = = -77 q
stkssfsy kt(f:s - a13enFt }fkl. Vlsk lssses
95y,epo.Is ;saii5 tsa ns ~ Ct l3srs Csbeks
Ihi'5rs :. ?. "a @Bsf eteHAke
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-04-15

neli4 ~
A. ~ u
t4nt thcr
hirI tl
j. Ia ~ -
all etis -
tlalL sniy
ani ti "a
witt; not 4
is shor&
ilHou 81 thc
fenes Il III
from here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
MEXICO.
Another Fight Between Mejia snd Cor.
sinas-The InPerialists Worsted-Mat.
ameres and Basdnd Hntrenehed-Busi-
uess m n 9tandstill.
From The New.Orleans Delta. June 9

From The New Orleans Delta June g.
Az stated in our dispatches of yesterday,
Mejas troops whipped by Cortinas on the evening
Of the I'd inst. COrtinas was about % miles above
MataInoros, and Gen. Mejis sent Gen. Lopez. with
about 1900 men (most Of them European troOps). to
drive him away. A fight ensued in which the I'm.
periasts badly w0rsted and driven to tho Ameri
side Of the river Matamoros was being intrenched
also Bagdad The 1mperaists regard the arrival OF
the Union troops the handwriting the wall
which foretells Of their speedy downfall
The European troops, Foreign Legion, as they are
called are composed principally OF renegades and de-
serters who had the choice Of either enstng in this
Corps or receiving severe punishment AS might be
expected they sooner arrived Mt tie frontier than
they began deserving BY wholesale. aud many Of them
have escaped to Texas. -Four or i've have been shot
and others under sentence Of death. On the lst
instant two more succeeded in escaping the vigilance
OF their officers and reached Brownsville. They asked
protection Of Gen. Brown, who told them that the mo-
they under the folds OF the Stars and Stripes
they safe. Slaughter invariably returned desert.
Meta and this change Of policy will undoubtedly
weaken the latter's army rapidly.
Another battalion Of tore gners 10 expected daily
from Vera Cruz Both parties in Mexico seek anxiousy
for American papers and are elated or depressed by
the articles they contain in relation the enforcement
of the Monroe Doctrine
A well known Boston man, Mr.. Peelcr. who had a
contract for building theater in Maamoros has been
imprisoned by Meja for ntterirg sentiments treason
able" to MaXimilan. Peeler is wellknown to Gen.
Heron. and is highly respected.
Gen. Guion, Col Cortinas and several other officer
OF Mcja's party dnclnding second GeneraD paid
Gen. Brown formal visit on the I'd inst and asked
whether the United States would interfere in the Mexi
can troubles The General replied that his instructions
we're TO do nothing .hat wonld give oense TO either
party, and that at leost for the present they migIt
rely upon a strict neutrality being maintained.
Business has almost ceased aud goods are auctlonod
OF easily az both Maamoros and bagda', at rnueh less
than original cost prices. Many failures have taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
Fermentation Of the GSodwoed Cup-Its
Origin, &c.

The members OF the Junior Glass of 'G6, TO-
eether with large number Of their friends and adj
rnirers assembled the grounds adjoining the college
Friday evening for the purpose OF witnessing the
presentation Of the Goodwood Cup to one of the mem.
bers of tho class.
The grounds were beautifully lighted up with Chit
nese lanterns which enabled those who we're present to
promenade with safety the beautiful walks surroundin
this time honorcd institution and also TO listen tn the
be autful strains Of music which roke forth upon the
midnight air After several beautiful pieces we're
PLAYED By the band the membess OF the class assembled
on the balcony surrounded BY their numerous friends
and Mr. g. Putnam Smith. who had been selected 10
make the presentation speech came forward and after
making a very pleasing speech in which ne stated IN C
origin of the Goodwood Cup &C. presented 1t to the
honored member who happcue' TO be Mr. W M.
Potter.
Mr. Potter Oh receiving the cup which is bcantl'
fully carved black walnut with the inscription of the
presentaoners thanke the class very kindly thiough
Mr. Smith, and said it would be cherished By him rs
long az he lived.
He made "a touching a!uson TO member deceased,
MIR Martin Rachraoh) whom be said could not be pres
ent this evening to witness these festiyiti but be
trusted was up in that bright world above.
After several other yarts OF the programme were
went through WITH the joyous party retired to Their
several hu mes ~ enjoy little OF natures sweet TO
slOTer" =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
Evening Rxehnnge-JUNE Ii.
FATALLY INJURED WHILE on A PFC Nc

FATALLY INJURED WHILE on PIC Nc
Coroner wildcy last evening held Al inquest 4" No 3s'
Fourth. st. on the body Of Cyrus II. Carver who was
fatally injured Thursday by falling from aledge OF
rocks at Fort Lee while Sunday school Pic ME
From the evidence Of witnesses appeared that the
young man with some companions proceeded 10 place
called Grove Bluff, distance from where the prin.
cipal portion Of tho company assembled. and
finding keg near amused themselves by aokmg 1t
down descent near by. While 81 engaged they ap'
preached precipce 20 feet IN depth The rest OF the
party saw il in time TO stop the verge. but the
deceased was running rapidly that no could
not sop himself and fell from the deevy on the rocks
beneath rolling distance of nearly 100 feet sustaining
compound fracture Of the skull. He was picked up
by his companions in insensibe condition, and CON
viewed 10 tho residence Of HE parents ut the above mum
bcr. All attempts to rally him failed and no died at
O'Clock yesterday morning. verdict Of accidental
death was rendered by the jury who recommended thss
In future nome means should bc taken to prevent repe
,tion OF the occuronsc. Decepssd wAs pays u this
city, aged ~ yesfA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

Judge r. II. iratt and Noah Brooks of Cali
fornia: John II. Summons Paris Capt. l.. NJ. Todd,
United States Army: Col John Moore United States
Army ard the Hon James Mathews, New York are
at the metropolitan Hotel
Gen burnside; Col. G.. H. Thorburn. Va. Gen. A.
H. Baxter Vermont; ID, W. Marsden, Quebec. ard
DR.. A. Eoppaver. Bo'ion are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
John Gray. Ireland and 5. Philip Day, London, are
az .he New. York Hotel.
Gen. C. ". Blair. United States Army; Col Perry
Fuller Kansas; Gen. Van Nalkonburgh United States
Army; Col II. l.. Robinson, Washington; tie Hon. l..
IT, Woodruff Buffalo; j. Mccullough. Pittsburgh and
s. Horbauch Pittsburgh ut the st. Nicholas Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
A Letter from the Hss. J. L. N. Cs,,.,
To the Editor Of Tie NJ Y Ttibu.S

al mAmI
To the Editor Of TAsN T. Ttibuas
Sir: A Mobile paper of the S3d inst Am.
tans. am informed, telegram based On an arsid. :
your paper to the effect that While in the Consea..
Congress, introduced bill (which was ~
the purpose Of indicating the starvation Of pi,o..
OF war. the murder Of black soldiers, the burn,, =
Northern cities, and finally the assessnstioo = ~
President Of the United States and his Cabinet w.
am personally known. denial Of this ,ta,,l,,.
veopment' 10 wholly unnecessary: bot az the No.,
larity OF the statement may mslead some who k.,.r
acquaintance with me, DESIRE an act OF iusti =
myself that you would publish this emphatic dsr;.
the allegations contained in the dispatch Thers i. "
Just foundation for the slanderous charge No ~
bill, or series OF bills was ever introduced" by ne -
connected" by me. or thought Of by me. While dors
all IN my power, legtimately Representative ~
soldier, to sustain the Ccnfederacy there is no ~
~ the United or COME crate States who regards ~
more adherence the starvation or illtreatmsut =
prisoners arson or assassination. The only mean
introduced by me, as now remembered Gt has ~.
over fifteen months since was member of The Co.
gress) the subject of negro soldiers was 10 obtair
modification OF what regarded as an extreme ana nm,
tenable position taken by the Congress in reference
that class OF soldiers 10 make distncfo,
clearly recognized by International law between alsyS
and cOlored citizens.
My character IL valuable TO me and my children .,6
not without interest to many friends and defy ~
most searching investigation into my public or privs,o
life YOuIs respectfully, j. l.. n. CyHHY.
Tailadegd, Ala. May 30. 1865
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
Deaths Of Soldiers
For the psek endinS June l6, lsCs

For the neek ending June l6, leC5,
IN TIRE HOSPITALS IN AND ABOUT yEw-y0aR
CASE, GOVERNMENT UNDERTAKEN. NO. ss7 eRAyDsS 8Erj
Allen Noah, Co. r, 2o3d Penn.
Allen Robert H., Rebel f31 n. c. re.iienc. unknown
Bushy Henry Co. 9th Mass residence, tar sncva.
Bryan. A. C.. Co + 54,h N J. residence unknown.
Cummings. David Co. + l'2d n. VI residence, fs v
Cousins jane. A., Rebel 4., Va. residence unknown
Clark Joseph w, Rebel SD Va, residet &c unknown.
Forke. George W.. Co c, 18Th Mich residence unxnovp
foste James, Co. g. Sd Y Y; residence, far a. knsxa
Harrington John Rebel ih Bait Mich residence anisovt
leming, J: f., Rebel ssih Als. residence Unknown
Cannon, Henry, Rebel, 3eth Va rysidence unsnowa
Hubacacr, Jacob Co l. inN Y. Ar. residence unknown
ssndersburg sullivan Co.. n. Y.
Tnber Amos. Co D. lsoth obo residenee as Jar kaOS1
jackson, Thomas, Co. II, 18Th NY. residence m 4
Jones, KIN. Co T. I'd n. " residence as far as lr'"s
Johnson stephen Rebel 10Th N. c.; residence unknown
Keep Erwin H. Rebel fesram Battery; residence unknovs
Lerosch Wm r. Rebel eitizen residence lar 90 hnow
Lafayette John Co. B, 10th " Y H. A.; residence as ., 4
known South G!onn Fals n. T..
New.Iiol and Lancaster Co.. Pc.
NJ siih Oswald Co D. Sd ~ y. residence far as inos
Morase John, Co. ~, eth " IL Residence a. Tar a. Aseal
Three Rivers, Canada.
Murray NJ, Rebel 5th Va; residence unknown.
Nav VIM. H. Rebel ,th Va; residence Unknown.
Medium, Owen Co. o. 9Th \. Y. l.. Art; residence ~
OTIS. Martin, Rebel. is, 5. c. NJ; residence unknown.
Petty Edward Co. X, 36h o. ;. c. T. residence unsrovL
Parker Ira D. Co. c. gih Mich; residence % known.
Proctor Hiram H. Co. T. liist n. " rs.dence g. fsr u
known Wellsvile, Allegheny Co., y. Y.
Fleetwood, L.. Rebel, 70 II. e. residence unAnow1-
Resch Christopher Co. g. Tth w. Y; residence unknown
Reese samuel W. Rebel Sd Virginia hat'efyi residence Gs
known .
Re.ner. Henry Rebel Colts Artillery, Va; residence 10
known.
T7ddr James, Rebel ssih n. c.; residence unknown
Shaw. Hugh. Rebel f1th \. {. residence unknown
strickland Henry Rebel Co. ID. 18th = G.. residence 40 ~
a. known. Cheran ilalber District. ). G.
Short Robert, kc5e, PeTams Battery Val residence rn'
saunder. jaime. v. CO. D. 10Th U. g. C. T. residence au|
known.
Tvree " b. Rebel, l9,h Va. Cav. residence unknown
Vole Jrdson. 10th \. }. a. residence nnknoTh
"a ard w H., Rebel STA " {. residence unknown.
We, Ks Levi, Rebel 9th Fla. residence unknown
v 'iarus Jenir, 18th Iowa residence unknown.
oodbury hrtopher NJ Co. c. Eth Mass. resiceHse u
W,er. lame. Co A. 1884 Ohio residence fsr kEowu
Rouudhead Harden County, ono.
Ysw John w. Rebel, Ash y C.. residence unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
A YOUNG LADY DRAGGED Two MILES nv

A YOUNG LADY DRAGGED Two MILES nv
RUNAWAY HoRsL6.-About ii o'clock on Ihursuhy
night shocking accident occurred at Railway, result
ing IN tho death OF highly respected young LADY, Miss
Kate Degraw, daughter Of Mr.. John Dcgraw. proprie
tor Of thc principal hotel at that place. Miss Dcsraw
together with her Two sisters had attended picnic
few miles out Of town. in company with young gentle
man named Ennis. Upon their return the carriage
drew up 70 the door and the two sisters had aightcd
and as the deceased was being assisted from the car
Tlage the horses took sudden fright and dashed OF M
furious speed The young ladys crinone became
entangled in the steps Of the carrsge and with her
head and shoulders dragging upon the ground TIC
hOrtes made the circuit Of the village twice before ho
citizens could stop them When they did 80 tho young
lady was found 70 be liiocss, and her remains pre-
scnted mutnted and ghasty appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
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Latest ship News.

NKKTNEU.
Big Paragon (of Turks lssnd Welsh, Saga u dsr. -
sar 10 Miller 4 Housh,on.
Schr. Connccticse, Staple salem Tor hondoLt
Schr Roanoke. Wentworth, Boston
WlND-Al Sunset Sc.
SAILED
S,eam.Lips-Costs Rca, CITY Of Port au Prnee Fs&or.
BELOW.
Bark Qesn Of the Seas, Ross, Foo Chow Feb. >.
Bark A W. Singleton, II days from Havana
Bark Cumberland. nom -
Bark Aschu,a, o, searspor'.
MEMORANDA. .
The L. $ fIi,4e Colorado towed from the Navy f1a
this afternoon and anchored in the North River.
SPOKEN.
Rlrk Al IRON Ma.amor4s tor Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
nROOIsLYN ITEMS.

WALKED OUT OF 4 THIRD-sroRY WINDOW
About O'Clock yesterday moraing Officer Franklin f.
PeDfod attached the Forty fourth Precinct Ponce,
walked out OF third-story window OF the staon-ouse
corner of Myrtle and Vanderbayes. while IN state
u somnambuism. and fell upon the Tagging OF thc
sidewalk He wac severely II not dangerously in-
ured II appears he MS for years been subject TO walk
Ing in his sleep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

am advised by Assistant Treasurcrs throughout the
country Of the amounts collected varying from $40
g. o0 no, yet remitied that will increase the fund,
think to $1,000
The effort 10 coffee, 10000 to be securely invested
for the benefit of Mrs. Lincoln and family will not DO
ala ndoncd until the is accomplished and when
that object is attained. notice viii be given whether the
collection 10 cndow hospital not shall be prosecuted
or given over to those who have Withheld their favor
and aid from this effort
W. r. SHERMAN, No. a. Wall.st.. y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

THEFT or A RING-Martha DOremus, do
nestle in the employ Of Mr.. A. H. Zsbrskie, No, %
Chhrltonst. was yesterday arrested by detective
voughsn for having stolen q diamond ring. valued NJ
$500 from her mistress. She admitted taking the ring,
but said she hsd lostk Justice Uogas committed Ass
toy t1A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17
FAr.L RAILROAD AccIDhSr. last Sunday

Fatal RAILRoAD ACCIDENT. Last Sunday,
nth insi., boy years Of age. named John +. White
was ran over Smith II. by Coney Island car. and
dreadly injured that he died IN day or two there,
after II appears that deceased and another lad Jumped
on one Of The open excursion When the conduc-
tor approached them they lcapcd off one escaped I'M
injured Coroner Barrett held inquest and the jury
compaay from blame ana added. But wo OF
opinion that in default Of further and sufficient pre-
caution against accident occurring TO passengers and
Others the form Of the cars should be changed to that
Of the close car on other roads, or thai least the
pany should be compelled 10 have passage.wsy
through the Of the ears, well ~ platform Oh
the Sides
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-17

CuILD Rus OVER By A RAILROAD CARA
child FIVE years of ago. named Henrietta Cook was run
over by - railroad in AtlaDtc-st yesterday after
noon and was droadfuly injured. res Of IFS iesh
were found upon the -qilsoad track AZ was taken to
L. College Hospital. bur Us recovery is considered
very doubtful.