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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09
SHIPPING NE VS.,
ALBANAC YokK-rns DAY.
Sun msks. " NOON RISES 25
Port Of New York, August 8. 1865.

CLEAETD.
Steamship Scotia Br, Judkins Liverpool Queenstown
se%shp Lucy %seer seaaorMnrav Npahnnns
ship John Ber'ram (Iau) Edge Hambura-sonan 4
sS SHIP sss Il 4 john ME- n
BARK Bolivia Whiieberry Observation-Disclosures IN W
garI Rosedaie OBJ Griffin, ciudad, BolSia-mar6eck
Bark James Welsh OBJ, MctIi Vera cluzr Alexandra
Bark salle Bonsal (Br) Ieavt, I.ngan-E A Hussey 4
Bark IBIS Hatch, Cow Bay-Tuppsr Beattie
Hrg Te,ss ,pr.cs) Madyck Antwerp via New Bedford
Brig Martin henson lano, Menuan Constantnople =
Brig Nellie Hunt cBr Nelson, Iluen-E lrussey Co.
Brig srs Mnsp k, OBJ Wright Cow B~SA smshsT
ss MSs pg M9r9s
ehss irsm smh errPp XIV Buck
schr Francisco, SHOOT, Bsimore@yan Brunt Siaeb,
schr Kate wentworth, Adams, Phil.deipsseMiIer 4
s ssSI Carroll, rS,sand-w BEGynsc Co
ARRIVED.
, ste, mer M Tort Morsan Eaton Key West days.
's saa Gas ssy Is
steamship Linda Theobald Apslschioola via Kew West.
sdays, with cotton and passengers, to Benner Brown
steamship M9nska Marshmsn Charleston, with ndse and
Steamship Gransds, Baxter Charleston 50 hours. with
sam anS % AriA @ NC hours with
% csroiias 90 hour. with cot
ton and passenger gs, c Murray Nephew
steamship Nswiown, Lester, Fortress Ncaros "a hours
Bsrk westward il ior sydney Nswl, Williams. Rsnroop
March O. via Manr''s Nay viii rice, to W Camera on
BARK Brssi!elra ins Vessels, Rio jsneuo ~ days with
coffee, to Payenstcdt Co. =
Rark Peihc DAM Johnansen, Rio Jsncro ~ days. with
Bsrk Ellen stevens tof Portand) Howe cepfu.uos n
days, with sugar, &c, to master July 81 lat 81 Ion 10 80
sugar. &c, 70 Jo.sihan Thompson. = '''' ""'
with sugar e. oJ Ward Co Aug lat - - lon s' y q
spoke - Arizona. OF ProvIncetown lvhalerl
eors 10 Nspiee wssaord no '"nero days with
Brig AbbieC Ttcomb tof Yarmouth Me-, Ti,comb, rrni
Brig Ellen stewart lo Philadelphia Holland yeuvi,a.
Brig I'll PIT LTD. Prudden Bermuda Aug ), with
schr Albert Field, wicks s, Kits II days. with salt to
days with moasses TO Pension 70 '0""'' rH'
schr Dundee Br, Brooks East Harbor, IT, 10 days with
schr o scriSnsr, Hall Cow Bay, Il days. to master
Schr Dclmsr. Lank, Newborn, 8 days. with cotton 10
schr Louisa A Johnson Culver Norfolk, days
schr Memento, BirlsaI Virginia
schr Van Chief, Crime Virginia.
schr Lizzie hanson, Smith, Virginia
schr Wide World Adams. Georgetown.
scbr y Wood, French Georgetown.
scbr Union. Foss, Franklin, ~ days.
schr Julia Rich, Higgins, Franklin.
SIR hcrdss' Td,idss so.,cs for Philadelphia
schr W VI Brown, Jackson Providence.
assn is io saa ns o @' G.sssnpor
scbr Rival, Norrel Sanford.
soop VIM " Bowen Jackson Providence
BELOW
Brig Miller Of Nassau.
ind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

PRnADsIPHA CsTr,g MARsxr. The sales Of beef cat.
Tie Yesterday amounted 10 s5o head, az prices ranging
from I'll IN t13 per 100 lbs and from f1a 10 SIS and
SIC 80 for good prime and extra cattle The market for
hogs was not quite SO brisk last week 1000 bead
chapfed hands from $40 10 t16 30 per 100 lbs net
70 duality There large arrival OF sheep, amount
ing TO about 10000 head Prices remained about the
same, from g. 20 0kc per h., gross lambs sold At
from "a 10 SO each and stock sheep ~ from % 30 10
~ 80 per head. 10 hesd Of cows were sold al nom
s2s 10 200 for sprngers and from A9s " A7s for COW
~ AetA Assssi. Assasl =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

La repairing ne'il car in Galeebnrg, llinos lately
the foreman Of car repairs Of the Chicago Burlington and
and circulars, which had fallen down behind the mail
boxes OF the car These Letters had been accumn
for long time Some were SIX years old
Joseph Crockcti, OF Danville Maine has hen winch
recently laid very large egg On breaking II open
another small egg was found wfhu. fully formed and
enclosed IN she'll On brcaking this small seg stiIl
another Wa found, and ill n appeared 10 lay
lns mis- one cgs blddy had laid fse eggs Of reueang
dimensions
Mr. Joseph GabeI, a brokiayer. Of Reading Psnnsyi.
wanna returned from the - oenpc of weeks ago
having been honorably disohsreed with the
~ MS regiment, aiie, serving about fourteen uonhs
lie y n the sixty eighth wear Of bs age and ia belle cd
To- be- the oldest man that volunteer from 8erks coun
w lie had, besides, -four SONS in the service.
Al Berkley Nd yonne colorcd man, who had been
e ber 9e n 20 a. unwilling soorcd s recently
She said she would not when ho held qp n niece az
paper, remarsiDs' This Is your death wsrani.r He
immediately drew revolver and fred twice killing both
her and himself
Silver mines have lust been discoyerod IA tJt.n ,f
extraordinary rohness Some lodcs have been opened
ibs' assay from enc thousand dollars Va four Thousand
dollars per ton.
The planning mill of Bartie a Co., at CLYDE WAYNE
county, ~ ", was DESTROYED by Ore Thursday night
Win heavy i"rs The barb OF The Clyde Hotei was
also destroyed The fire was the work OF incendary
Fifty-four returned cavalry horses we're sold AZ 81,
Adams w. last Thursday, when The average price oh
tanned wa $li6 one horse bringing 5000 and passing to
eminent horses held at New York Alexandra the ava
rage price Of purchase has been from sl6 70 $50
Madison University has the honor Of being represented
by forty6ve noble sons ten Of whom have fallen brave
y nehting defence Of their country The followpg d.
hs list Of her honored dead Lieut. Colonel George
.owsmth. One Hundred and Fifty seventh New York;
Major A. T. Brooks, Sxty -hrst do Captain O. r. Tucker
ine Hsndred and Fourteenth dol Captain 3. N Dem
ne, sixty .nrs, do rint Lieut. W. l. Mcintyre, SIXTY.
nrs, do. Second Lieut.. H. H. Corbn, One Hundred and
fourteenth do. Second Lieut. L. -. Nichols Ono Hun.
ared and Fourteenth do Sergeant q y Sunny, One
hendrcd and Fourteenth do Sergeant A. y Rascal
NAY w. VA kadxso>AJ, n VulnAk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

Died.
BAPTIST Suddenly, at Northampton, Mass on Mon
day August SAMUEL G. BAPTIST, Jr., son of Samuel G;
q days
Notice OF fancral hereafter
FIYyN--On Tuesday, August 8, after short illness
JoIN FLTSs OF the parish of Agcstowne county Louth
Ireland, aged 80 years. -..... ~.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
IL North FIRST street, williamsburg, to-day
IF"r other Deaths see Second and Third Poges.1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09
American shipmsster.' A..ociatis..

American shipmasters' Assoc tisa..
No 81 WALL s,Rnr-Roons 49, 70 AND ~.
The following approved Masters and 0ccrs have
commissions from this As-ociat6r -
. Captains-420S. James Dean bark N n ;aston; 42I2
BARTHOLOMEW Iavags bark Manuca: $3.50, Clarence Hay
ward i2lU WIN Paddock brig Kate stewart; l2b Ebeu
M.nt~orth t220 David w Biaiiknship, brig WIN Eibby
s2lI John Collins scr Arlington a2l3 Thomas sctle s2ip
WIN VI uatrison AIS, Edward CAvondy, steamship ON,
cassian f2T, Harvey Cam, brig Lady Mnpaye Maze.
A209, Frthsof Foesuni
All commissions outstanding pear require 70 ss
presented al Che Office for renewal
miscellaneous.
LIuscs-Tbe Old Colony was successn,v hannah
ed yesterday from the yard Of John Engis Son foo, .,
Teuth street. East River She Ia Intended for the Ne,no
line. She win be commanded by Captain Braym
Purser Graham Of steamship Granada from chsrleso,
viii accept our thanks for fsvors
SrrANrREnIv eoupER Wnohescr from, cau.o A.
for New York at 81 Thcpas 9th Ill aud wnd esva
for New Yoru under canvas '' '"""
Holmes Hole BY VIM BrownelL Of Ssw Hodsorv, ia
upon which the work OF repairing had been commence s
been condemned and IL 10 be broken up mas
Baro MorrrAIr BAoIy, Hughes al ps,lnors fro,, =, |
slighty Injsred " "'e'"s Aho
scss Eosrp pAo,ne Webb iron. psIpmers Tor New yo,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

GipsEs IN IowA.-There is camp Of these strange
people on Cedar river short distance below Overman
Ferry, Iowa They have been there bat few days and
young folks are ockng TO them from all quarters to
have their future revealed, while older ones who are
less superstous visit them to learn their mode of lfe
which they consider a pleasant and profitable pastime
This party probably portion of the band who recently
arrived at Chicago II only numbers about twelve or
nfteen males and females at present. but understand
That VIII be reinforced to much greater number in
lew days Their tents only four in number, placed
IN square-hose occupied by the males directly oppo
site the females tents The females carry wood and
water, make the fires, tell fortunes and in fact do all
the work. while the men and boys fishing and hunt
ing All of the latter very fond Of dogs and gem
orally have manylas they induce to follow them in
their journey from place to pace-Musca'ine Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09
Jersey City News.

DsATa or AN ia SLAVE At rHE ALwsHousE--His
Will. slave nasscd Denison, who had been en-
pioycd NJ Tayor's H"ici Jersey tiiy died HE county
Almsi'"nse, On snahe Hll, couple day since Al
the request "f the ayisg ,Nsn lunstc named Nelson
wrote The following WILL
August g. 1854
Aaron ueUison of Hudson County Alushoisc State O.:
New Jersey but usiire born OF Newbern Carroll
State OF North Carolina, where had lived q uni
the spring nf 1850 from whence these parts DO
make and dccsre this 70 be my last will and
leave to Mr. Nelson goiins who has been
coat pair Of psntaoons. necke vest bosom
and collars together with three Shirts black the
ring nv hDGer his
AARON " DENIsON
mara
In presence of Mr.. NxIsop RolLiw
This includes The trunk. with its contents
CRUNCH RoBsssy st Peters Roman Catholic church
on Grand street Jersey City burgisriousy entered
few nights since aud the boxes for the reception OF
the "poor Offering broken open and robbed Of
small amount oi money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

worth hundred dIlars from Henry " Rowland on the
soth az Juno while letting on an Eighth avenue car,
rlcaded guilty and was r. 1anded for sentence
Cornelius Doughcrty, ehsfaed with Stealing pocket
book containing eleven d0llars from hssspIe stem on
THE l4th OF July, wni,c s.e was I.-. S'sSe.
pleaded guilty and sentence was postponed
VIM Rourke was charged with stealing fortyiour aoi
-, -on John Schlappar In lager beer saloon ON the
ias y the Goth OF July The evidence OF the CON-
unsatisfactory that the District Attorney
"'""" r,rxvocKurs sent 10 rBE STATE PRISON
- pnne,,s charged with stealing silver watch and
fS,a ~. pocket Of Ferarnand LnIch, while pass
mum ns troUph Gs oway " the 4h Of July pleaded
anIllu o the Indictment and was sent 10 e statc rson
for three years 80, ..-..u.,,. -.
Charles E,lw ards who indicted TOT stealing gold
watch from Patrick Barry on The ,3th OF Jn'' .,,ss
corner OF Broadway and Fulton stree aisc W. va
guilty tn charge, and was scntcn. 10 ~" S,"a
Prison for three yearg
i" p jail ~ ,vray
Late IN the afternoon large depntation OF the tenn
porry resdehes .. ne City Prison brought into the
clerks room. numbering nearly twenty individuals
Ihey woie charged with vars Offences but the Grard
Jury. 81 investigating the charges found that there
ngt sadie ent evidence TO warrant them Ia bringing
bills. while, In great many instances, the Witnesses
could not be found These facts appearing the Olurt
ordered them 10 be Discharged Quite number OF petit
which fond their way to the District Attorney
Office WERE xamnation, sent to tho Spccai Sessions
Thus in every way Is tho prosecuting ogicsr and Iii
assistants endeavorhg to reevc the overaowded nr<on
which desirable result Will doubt be reached by the
end Of the present week.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICEl

= We msks no secret of the ingredients. HELM.
BOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCYU Is composed Of
Buchu Cubebs and Juniper Berries selected with great
care. and prepared in Sacuo by II. T. HELMBOLD,
Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen years experience in
the city Of Philadelphia and which Is prescribed
by the most eminent physicians has been admitted to
in the United States Army and is also in very gen.
Sc in the State Hospitals and public Sanitary In.
sti. ...ous throughout the land.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09
- HELMB OLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
Will radically extermnate from the system Diseases OF
the Urinary Organs arising from habits of dissipation
at little expense little or no change in diet and no ex
dangerous remedies, Copabia and Mercury in curing
those unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09
USE HELMBOLD'S

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
in all of the Urinary Organs, whether existing In
male female from whatever cause originating, and
no matter Of how long standing is pleasant in taste
and odor immediate in its action and more strengthen
ing than any Of the preparations of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken-down or Delicate Const
tuhons, procure the remedy at once.
The reader lnust be that however slight may be
the attack OF the above disease it is to affect his
bodily heth mental powers happiness and that OF his
posterty Our flesh and blood supported from these
sources.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09
N. York Advertisements.


lH restored in four weeks, by DR.. RECORDS ES-
sENCE OF LIFE. Dr.. Reord of Parisl after years OF
earnest solicitation has length acceded to the earnest
REQUESTS of the American public and appointed Agent
in New York for the sale Of his vded and
Essence of Life. This wonderful agent will restore
manhood to the most shattered constitutions whether
arising from excesses the effects Of climate, natural
causes The time required to cure the most nveterate
case is four weeks used according to printed in
structions which very simple failure is impossible
to marry as its eject arepermanen 1t is acknowledged
by the medical press be tie greatest discovery ever
made It's developing powers are miraculous Success
IN every case is certain that science overthrows B
norance DR.. Records Essence of Life is sold in
cases with full instructions for uEe at S3 four guam
titles in one for So will be sent to part carefully
packed on receipt ofremance his accredited agent,
PHILIP ROLAND,
Noremher % 1yr No. 81 Liberty. street, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Fare we'll Order Of Ger. Meade.


WASHINGTON. Thursday. June 2s, 1865.
The farewell order of Gen. Meade is pub.
llshed. 1t is a. follows:
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE ARxY OF THE PoroxAc.)
June 2s, LEGS. :
SOLDIERS: This day two years ago. was assigned
command Of you under the orders Of the President Of
the United States. Today by virtue Of the same au-
thorty the army ceasing to exist have to announce
my transfer to other duties and my separation from
you.
1t Is unnecessary to enumerate all that - occurred
IN these two eyentsul years. from the grand and dec.
sve battle Of Gettysburg the turning point o. the war
10 the surrender OF the Army Of Northern Virginia at
Appomattox Court House. Suffice 1t to say that history
will do you justice. grateful country will honor the
living, cherish and support the disabled, and sincerely
mourn the dead. 40.
In parting from you. your Commanding General will
ever bear In memory your noble devotion to your coun
try your patience and cheerulDcss under all the prva.
tons and sacrifices you have been called on to endure
Soldiers. having accomplished the work set before
u.s. having yndicated the honor and integrity OF our
Government and flag. let return thanks to Almighty
God for his blessing In granting us victory and peace.
and let earnestly pray for strength and light to
discharge duties cirzens as We have endeavored
to discharge them as soldiers.
GEORGE G. MEADE, Major.Geu. U. s. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
JEFF. Davis md Beauregard's Privnte
Papers-Thc Rebel Governor Of Missis-
sippi az Hilton Head-Deaths nj the
Hampton MosPitnl.
FORTRrss MONROE, Wedncsd

FORTRESS MONROE, Wednesday July 2s 1865.
The L. =. steamer Fulton, from Hilton Head,
bound 20 New York, put In here with malls and 100
soldiers. Gen. SaNon was a passenger on board She
also brings several trunks belonging to Jet DAVIS ana
Beauregsrd containing II Is said their private letters
which are TO be forwarded to Washington. LIE fuon
LEFT for New YoIk at . p. m.
Tie steamer Connecticut from New Orleans which
touched here last evening. bonnd ~ Newfork, landed
the Rebel Gov Clarke Of Mississippi at Hilton Head
Deaths in the Hampton Hospital iof the week endlng
Henry Hameter, 9th U. s. Colored Regimentl Edward
L.wson II7,h a. \. Coloed Regiment, Henry Hamilton,
I29d ~ T. Coorrd Regiments Jeremiah Oversead zsh V,r-
xuia Rebel; j. ~ Edwards Of Baltimore Rebel John
Is usulne I'm est vsina Volunteers; Henry Meredrh
sstb o. s. Coorrd Regiment; Proctor Melen Hh ~ T.
Heavy Artillery; William H. Goud, 18th NIgria lhsbc
NIol. llth U. s. Coloed; r.. Shields llth u y ool'
ored John Carroll. il7h o. ooloed r. o. Marsh, l9a.I
Esdh CAROLINA (R.b,ll, J. A. Rice tsh North Carolina
IRcbeD William pari., l22d u = Colo,ed VILLAIN Sun.
Vile 2ah L. s. Colond James MlIad. OH u $ Colored
Robert Bell citizen; Fman Bussby llSth U; = Coloed
b. b. Hsrdson Harms Legion Green White dischaIsea sol
dior John Jones l0ih West Virginia Nolunlecl.i james
Bronson. IL. q. !. ColoIed Anthony Gooeh l2,h =. D.
Color,d William Day. ll7th u 5. ColoTedi j. IL bingham,
I7th South Carolina (l-beL)
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
The Fortress Monroe Prisoners.

Recent intelligence from Fortress Monroe
says that c. C. Clay has been taken sicki his mprson
nent is evidently telling bis health. Dr. Bancroft
attends him. The doctor is doing all he can TO restore
the prsorers health. He Ia suffering from no particu
lar drease but is laboring under general physical pros
tration or debility
JeR Davis IS actually becoming robust he Is heavier
now than ON the day Of his captnre ie Is ever feauy
q, talk though no answer Is yonehsafed him. lie mas
presented DR. Craven with his elegant inceIfchaun;
md by educated pipe deyoees ~ be worth SO ia"iui
currency Of the United States Aud the bowl, the tur-
b,ned Zonayes head the same authorities pronounce
III be beautifully unique. though not 10 valuable ~ Tue
stem In grecnback point Of view. Jei has moi Rysn
nm snok ing hy any means He stipulated WIN DF;
Craven. when he presented him the anDer'stemmch
meerschaum 10 give him long. stemmed pipe IN re-
turn This the Doctor did And Jefferson now puhS
rls weed from an ordinary briar.root
John Mitchell Is gloomy aud morose he does DO, en-
deayor 10 break the imposed silence. He pus IN te,
cence scowlng ereey on his guards, who, o COURSE
neyer break the silence John Is becoming msanthropi'
cal. Davis docs not know oi Mitchels Imprisonment,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
ADVENTURES soF The EX.PRESIDEhI.
Affairs on the Rio Grande.
Confederates Flocking to Mexico.
The Schemes Of Duke Gwin.

CAmo, Thursday. June %, 1866.
An arrival from New. Orleans brings 920 bales
Of cotton for ST. Louis
Advces from Matamoras to the 18th inst confirm
the report Of the defeat Of Ncgete after bis unsuccess
full attempt on Matamoroa Nearete 10 reported to
have lost 700 killed and 1900 men taken prisoners.
The Maamoros C6mmseal asserts that Juares is buying
up old arms In the United States. There were plenty
Of goods at Mstamoros waiting market
The Commerce reports that the Ex.Presdent Of tho
sx Republic Of Mexico was compelled to fly BY the pass
Of Del Norte escorted by Caravsja and Quesado with
some cavalry on approach Of the troops under Gen.
Aymeid. who occupied Cteuahna. There had been
some shooting from the left to the right bank Of the
river in which the Surgeon Chief the staff Of
Gen. Mejis who was at Santa Cruz the chief ferry.
landing from Brownsville. came near being killed BY
shots fred 1t is ascertaned, by sentinqs stationed on
the Brownsville aide. .. .... ...r...rr
The Commerce asserts that ten American soldiers
we're engaged in the attack, which was deliberately
and wantOnly made. 1t 10 also asserted that though
Gen. Mejis made immediate communication On the
subject no reply had yet been made BY Gen.
Brown.
A Vera Cruz letter OF the lst instant states that
Confederates still continue to flock Mexico There
Is no doubt that Gwin will get his project through t
only awaits the signature Uf Maxiuilian to become
law. He goes out as irector.General OF Emigration
for the States Of Sonora, Chihuahus, Durango, and
Tamaulipas, with extraordinary powers aud s.00
French troops to back him. .. .fua ..f... o..
The region to be strictly Southern. Ten thousand
Confederaes ere to be armed and paid by the Empire
but kept in the aforementioned States a. protection
to emigrants.
Capt. Page and the officers Of the Stonewm had
gone TO Mexico to offer their services 10 the Empire
and persuade the Imperial Government to purchase
the ram Stonewal. The French Admiral goes with
them for the purpose. and declares nat with me
ram he can defend the Mexican coast against the whole
American navy. -----
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
Couniet of Authority in Phiindclpbia-An
Order Issued for the Arrest Of Pro-
vost.1UurshaI.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday. June %

Corn. b. n. Cozzens, charged before a Alili-
t,rv Commission In this city with defrauding the
Government in contract for tents was to-day arrested
by orders from Washington. The case was closed
some days ago, but the finding Of the Commission was
not made known writ of habeas corpus was applied
fr ty his counsel Daniel DougLerty esd, and granted
by Judge Thompson, and directed TO Provost Marshal
brink who refused to deliver his prisoner, awaiting n-
structons from Washington. An order was then
issued nv the Judge for arrest of the Provost Mar
shal To be served this evening. This conflict between
the military and civil authorities causes some excite
ment.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
From Eoston-Visif OF the New-f orh firf
Commis.ioncrs-An Educational Ex'
cursion.
GosTON, Thufsdny, juno II. Irb'.

Messrs. Brown, Pinckncy and Dcvercanx,
tbe Boord Of Commissioners appointed under an act OF
the Legislature Of Ncw.York TO take charge OF the
Fire department Of NewYOrk City. arrived ln boston
This morning for the purpose of acquainting theee"e
,qith the working of our Fire Department One OF
their first visits was 90 the Fire Alarm ofhcc thence
they went 30 the several engine honses ndto-norrow
they 20 to Manchester. where tho Dess steam hlo
ems mes made. ,,s
me Rev d. Cowles, president Prof Ford aud ciher
teachers and many pupils, making party oi SHY,
ropresenting the Female College al El'ira NJ H. are
ON a visit TO this citv.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
FROM TEXAS.
A Loyal Meeting at Hsustss-Robbery sf
the state Treasury ~ Austin.

CAIRO Thnrsday. June 2e, 1865.
By an arrival from New. Orleans we have late
Texas dates.
loyal meeting was held in Houston. Texs4 o. the
Elth June ct which of the pFswnsat nSa o. the
STATE psrtic paked ~ rssouiioDs Of the most
al character was drafted and unsnmousiy adopsed
Twelve or fifteen men recently bflke into the State
spbbing them of tl30 0O0 in gold leaving the silver
They unable to get into the vaults where most OF
the treasure was kept.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-30
The SeYcn.Tilirties.

THLADIIIDIA IUuItuay, JUNO p, Irtj.
Jaw Cooke, United States Subscription Agent,
reports subscriptions 10 the Seven Thirty Loan to the
amount OF 81 53l 600. including the folowing Third
National Bank of Chicago $4,000; Central National
Bank OF Philadelphia $1,000; Ninth National Bank
Of New. York Sl2Gs 800; Third National Bouk Of Gin
cinnati slO7 900. First National Bank Of Louisville
sDl coo; Second National Bank Of Nashville, rl00,0JO
fnst National B6uk of Springfield, $1,000 Franklin
National Bank Of Columbus Ohio Slo1OOO The
number of individual subscriptions foI go and 800
each WAS l11i