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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-14
9ALTIMoRELoCK HOSPITAL
Baltimore, Md.
ESTABLISHED as a REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.

Tie only Place sohee n Ctuc can be OBJ
tained.
Dr. Johnson has discovered the most
Certain, Speedy, and only Enectual Remedy in the
World for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs Structures
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary
Discharges Impotency, General Debility, Nervous.
ness, dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spir9' Confusion oi
Ideas ralptaton Of the Heart Timidity, Trembling,
Dimncss if Sight Giddincss Disease of the Head.
Throat Nose, Bowcls-those Terrible Disorders
arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth secret and
solitary practices more fatal to thrr victims than The
song Of Syrcns tu tn Mariners ot CIV 1scs, blghng
their most brilliant hopes antications, rendering
marriage, Sc, impossible.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims or Solitary
vice, thai dreadful and destructive habit which nunu
men of the no4 cXaeG talents ana brilliant intellect
who might otherwise have enhanced listening Sen.
stacy the living Tyre, may call with tull confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or young mcn contemplating mar.
ringe, being aware Of llNsicl weakness, organic de
bity, dcfornniie., src"dlIy cured. -
lie who places himself under the care Of Dr J. may
r,lipiuusiy conidc in his honor gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his shiIl as Hyscian
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
m mcdiatcl, Cured and 7nr vigor restored
his distressing affection which lenders life mis-
prahe aud marriage Impossible is the penalty pai,
sons too apt 20 commit cXccssrs from not being
oWare Of the dreadful consequences that may cnsue
Now, who that understand the subject W' pretend to
tany that the power OF pocre 0'n IS ",t sooner ny
those falling into improper habits than by the pru
drutl BESIDES lug deprived u, tie pleasure OF neat
icy offspring Uie musl serious Hhd destructive SymV
hans OF both body and mind ause. The system be-
comes dctangcd, the physical and mental functions
wcaScncd, Loss Of Pr"ctrativc power Nervous irri'
liability, Dysprpsia ralpitaIon Of tho Heart ln'Ise'
tlon Constitutional ncb.lny, Wasting ot the Frame
Cough, Consumption, Decay ANA Death
DIR. JOHNSTON,
Member Of the Royal college OF SURGEONS, London
Graduate from at the most eminent tnirges III ll'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
Great Britain.

! The Paris Monifeur Of the oath publishes an
article confirming the revocation Of the order liue
the STAY Of Federal vessels ia French ports 10 q bor'
and saws:
France has also announced that she wil hasten %
raise all other restrictions. rs tho Washington
Cabinet sla cease 10 exercise IN exceptional lsn'.
wi ich its quality ~ beliigerent power e11bes u 20
claim on the seq toward neltra:
The ieur then Teyers TO the fully sati'factory
assurances Of MIR. Lincoln some days before LIS DEATH
aut adfls
",nI test news from America affords 70 be-
e,e that ;ir Johnson Intends 10 follow the wise Dooy
4 Of hi- prcdPoef or
! IN Lorlon g-8's city article says: In the course
Of IT, pa ic he I'D and I'D in Pars ard the ~ c9
provinral towns 10 the intentions VI the United
Stacs Government IN reletion 20 Mexico. cons DER an
orders lor cotton rapidly transmitted 10 kngi.ad
in the lef that with the United states vas rot
lii, assuring articles which have snee appeared Ia
Tho Oh Journals have had the erect o. putting d
s,op '' che unreasonable panic.
! H.. piince Of wales visited The steamship Great
Feser on the 18th ard INFINITELY inspector the stiHh'
tic arh cabe and &c works connected 'hefcWth.
A ye.v t.llct ard influential company % gentlemen
were .-ert Oh the occasion, among Item 10. L. oAs
} Sir loFIsd CInard George Peabody ard iylps ";
rieio. he Canadian Commissioners ~ Eng 'and and
numeIus distinguished telegraph oncit!s were iiso
prest . Ine WI % placing the cable on inc hfeh'
Ea.ts e going actively. ani u is pretty certain
tina. viii In the early Part Of jury .ccomPa'
niod tie British frigatc Terrible end another bT'si
Qaeea Tietolias birtAday was celebrated in he
usual nanner There WAS bri.lia1. iLlAlnaiioh m
honor o. The event nd many Official AID state Ianques
giy3u tg sac Ministers and others
1 Per lInort was Not Ia session..
Satu rtnw.i.es circular Of the evening OF the 2tih
ult slys. Con ldcTsbn sales have been made Di
contnentl oile.s OF nissd State iwsaiies g. To1a
Tue large pscti4 which nave accrued ne bonus "uei
lir. however. have be readily taken Tor shipment IL
New York the fclatire price t,lo being siA to se'en
pog cent above LordOn prices Iroad shares re IL
active. illinois shares agn a - 10 7yi Nie Ere
shares sale by holders Who bought them ~ - per
cent below the current grotatOrs, have given way
/ about e. closing az about 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
FROM TRR SOUTH-wEsr.
Cotton Troops Coin 9 TO TcSgs--Gosernor
Chnsc AT New D-irnus-tieu. sheridnn'.
Commnnd-Gsn. CANDY Divides ihe De-
pnriment- of the Eebei Gen.


The steamer Sallic List from Memphis Tor
Cincinnati passed up TO day with 10 les Of cotton
The steamer Liberty. from memphis Tor Lon-Nile,
passed up lest gh With 80 ba.es Of cotton ioF IVAN
Tie Adam Jacobs, from Memphis for st. Lcps pas d
10 With IJG bales " cotton.
large quantity Of cotton hhu ivD"''o % co''t '"''
Tle Memphis cotton market is declining and prices
s!e unsettled MiJdlng. N02sc.i sti.ct Middhng'
g0a3lc.. good middling - dJJc.
Orleans adrices IF the jlst March stare that me
Firt Division Thirteenth Army Corps. Gen. Denny ~
command VII sooh proceed 20 Shreveport accoi, pa
med Ly Gen Anderson Col EertraD and Col Ma,
tLews' "a Commissioners Tor poIoing hIDy smiths
army. 49,, --o -,
good 10 strict middng, Jaj5c.i middhng N eli't
tied business wns dong in sugar anu me- isses mere
was perty II Cuba offering but The inarke was pare
- NYw.OErrlSs. Monday. juno 8. 1863
Chief-Ju s.icc Chase arrived to-day ron NO.
bile. ,,u,.,
GEN Sheridan h. assumed command Of tne Miltofy
Division Of the South. West, embracing The country
west OF the Mississippi and south Of the ArAsn-n' Ki'
! Gems Sheridan and Candy have ssred orders per
hitting cotton 10 be brought 10 market Withou' nm
tary interference. c,,
Gen. Cenby las divided the Department OF tne ""'
into the follow ing four divisions
Louisiana, headquarters New orleans.
bissifsippi. Lead1unTtcrs Jackson
Alabama headquartcrJ Montgomery.
| Florida headquarters Tallahassee
| The citizens 81 Louisiana appear much gta'iheu ~
TIC programme OF the ncw military authorizes: Iii
| The steamers Evening star ana george N'"'""o"
have arrived from Ncw.forh
| ten Wood The last Rebel OF note, ana sta1' sui
rendered 10 Gen Davidson on May 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
rrvs JeG. Davis nj SnvGnnah-shc IL very
Desirous Of Going TO Europe.

The steamship Vim. Z. Clyde, which took
Jeff Davis and family. A. ii. Stephens. C. Z. cny and
o,hes frcm here Fortress Mcnio" returned 10 TINS
mort las, Sunday and anchored Off tne Pier. Among
her parsengers were Mrs. Davis ind children. MES
Howell sister Of Mrs. Davis and Mrs. G. {: Cihy.
Mrs Davis expressed great anxiety 10 20 10 Europe,
and ingnird for vessels 10 Nassau any other place
from which she could get to England or France. she
also made the remark that 81 had probably seen MI
Davis for tho last time she complained bitterly ."s,
The casemates Of Fortress Monroe. Her appearance Is
somewhat changed from what II was when she ariNeu
here from her tOilesome trip through the iL'ror y,
Georgia. Then she looked traysl-worn. tanned anu
rather gross. But the sea voyage and the Painu,
change which has coIle DER the spirit Of her cream
has bIsnched and somewhat sbarpehed her features
We understand she will make Georgia hor pi@os VI
residepce for the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
The se,en.Thi-'ics-A Good Days Work.

1I.aUI LPH.A. Tuesday, juno o. 10.
The sub cript.ons to-day To tha seven Thirty
Lonn ro all paris Of the Union. teegraphed 10 JAY
Coke aiiosni.d 10 81 10 so Tie .argcst esItri
subsoriptioa vas for $4,000 iroa thicago 'Ihe
hryrgi rasterr subscriptions were for Sl,NpO| rom
Stcf iar Fwel Co. of New York c2JOr' mou!
Fish a Hatch Of New-York, S5N,oW ION he firsi
N.t,usl Bank aud 500 90 from the Ninth National
f1rk ~ N.wl OIL, $500 ~ from The Second National
H,uk OF Boston: 5000 iroia the fnat National Ban&
~ ~ Aibar- Vermont md $4,000 from tho FIRST
Ns,iou,l HeuE Of Portland Maine. Tie subscriptions
o,oned with an order for Si.HH0D from tho Young
h., use a Stedman& Co.. No. 81 EXohange-plhco New
YORK. , a.. -
This large subscription Was inosty Tor h',es ehu
brir d. ar the peouie The notes from this day for
ward viii b. do.iycrcl rs fast as ordered 'arue'
,houd begin TO have ,Lc hand 20 rs 10 b, able 10
n eel purchases right the spo ana AVOID the losses
of delay IN delivery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
The Washington DirthdSy Dinner m
LODuon.

To tie Ed:o, u The N. J. TrbHro
SIR: ! am sure you will not consider the
tmc too late TO perform an act OF simple justice 10
worthy gentleman who has been shanefry attacked IN
he columns of your paner; more especially when the
reparatior will remove false impressions with regard
10 that nobest Of al noble associations-the United
States Sanitary Commission.
letter appcarcd in Tn TRIBUNE Of The - ultimo DAT
ed from NO 25 Manchester Square, London on tho
3l.t March and signed W. II. Ballard. This communica
ZION have seen to-day FOR the first time, and claim
xonr permission to answer the statements Contained
therein beng personally acquainted With he genie
man to whom they relate w. X. Ballard assert as
follows:
"I sir. and all Americans with when ave sposch
upcn the subject feel deeply huIi.iated at 70 49,
pursued by the sell STYLED representative VI .nu s5
States Sanitary commission Ia his enorts 10 hso i1n
fon ,he ncope of this country; tho continuation oil lnc
Office ne iolis Of course depends upon his success WIZ
ne even neure bora AmoricaD, no ieei ,a' .ne
OF our country and the honor OF ina nopo
the United States Sanitary Commission 100 trest
and Jecs,e responsbility To be intrusion 10 singe
,;Inai md wh, these responsibilities are dele
r.tcJ 10 one Of English birth whose conhe'tiou are
smonc Tho strongest sympalise's win our enemies.
we do NOT feel justified in lending ourselves 10 hsyew
ard Tor this sole reason have We been so grossly Deed
hv vonr unsuspecting special correspondent VINO rs
~ III 49,, inflammation from the British branch Of the
n,,ed States Safes Sanitary Commission and from It's
agents. na ,,os. rr...,, AZ ,h. a;rnsr
,.d nly state in proof VI their loyalty and poca.
.ont;,nants that the Hon. freeman Ii. Morse. United
States Con,ul in London presided at the dinner and
that the United States Mnister AZ this Court with ths
vhola American diplomatic and consular stan, were
NOT onlv presspt but actually consulted ID r0isT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
JeG. Davi.'s ironing, md Why il was
Bone.


Why aud how JEFF. Davis was mani',ed o.
whether he was manaclcd at AL has been enve'"~d in
some uncertainty. II If true hat IRONS were ! ".
Bis feet but they were subsequently REMOVED o." aen
they mad lnsw erfd their purpose
Not only vas bee impe.ioas and naughty. ms ~ nnt
b. became absolutely oi-trepcrOus, insulting III ~
abusing the oineefr ana ibcf DoteIhu.ehi, - n~
hs .0cd al us attendants, and tearing asecrss" pee
sion T. ttcr 60 alb sometimes thrratonlng Oh -.
some times fundamentally couriing bayonct &c
are OF biz OWu breast.
warming cdeis we're given 20 place manacies on Dis
feet.
lie Captain in charge attended by blacksmith and
maraClt. ni yiDtcltd saying, DO III. Davis have "A
Vcfy u.pelsanf dry 10 lcri rm.' Ny tod 60
claimed JET "you don intend 10 put those tiiugs on
ne such were the orders; the Captain could only
obey. Jth. remoastTatol. IAey should never ie la'
oI. Tho Captain mus 70 10 cen. u deck and nave
o., order ooun'sraauiod. The Captain replied. Hnt,
Nj. DAYS, the order came iom Gen. ualelk.'
Davis Insist, thai tie oftef 'lsi Pee CONNIE Tmeicrd
Tho Capu. SAID ' Iou4lc military mar. VIZ. ll-'is.
ud know tl4i rry only course jet" ole! orders.
Jcf then went OF II more toH cr.ng passion Ian Je
fore aud declared he would never pc lrurei nlVe.
After becoming little cool. and mec llcaly placing
one foot on STOOL the Captain tod ile blacksmith 10
Proceed.
Rebel majesty. JeA seized hin. and "a lfh vigorous
push tUmIlcI bin backward rr tAc q ~ hhic iLc
blacksmith, justly iadgu0nt hurled tr hammer at
"rc F.csid, ~" lni ml.-el him. DAVIS then NJ
tempted 10 selze our, end asked 10 Do blvorct,d
TIC guards plf encd hayOrfts aid tie Captain feared
he might rush ION thea, ard 30 ordered the guard 70
ia. bach
The Captain then called in four siou: men, an
ordered them 10 lay JET bis hua., which tLcy al,
tue prisoner resisting with almost psoicrbhiurh
siisurtA an writing In ther grasp whilo tie BLACK
smith hammered on the Iigei with Hih. W IN
i0ced ~ l,- chair again Jei Looked in nicer de.paF
upon iir ulaancild lnts a. j boa . into tears.
This medicine had tue desired effect ani lic sTea'
Roei eee"Ds compensatory dociie Tar iss dea.n Bay
more dcpresod aEd tae ZOOS have socr been removed
II WIS feared that De would sturyo inisci 10 cfei1
refusing peTsiserty 90 ct SOLDIER rlons fS-!ch =
e. CLAW uuncAes without "a .haImuI) and his fhysioian
l1cscTtcd more agreeable di'i VIII Ia TIE Pfesi-
dent ate with great ay.dty sill enlo'' ms extra
fam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07

Mr. Ewing asked for the recall o. Daniel j. Thomas
for tie purpose OF reJxaniriag lin. lie wisIea 10
show that the witness testified against d. Mpdd non
corrupt motive expecting largo reward III case ''c
Doctor shond De convicted. -
The Court accordingly recalled Mr.. Thomss, VINO
was closely oss-qnestioncd by Mr.. Ewing.
Witness stated that he had SAID to CERTAIN S"hteen
that in giving evidence against Dr. Mudd he di noi -
pcct any reward bat if any ws,d sLog,i De gwen ne
would be- glad TO receive it, He had not eiahea n.l
he gave tie first information which led to nr. -huuo
arrest 49,. 4,
witnesses were called by the defense 10 impe ich
Thomns's testimony, who testified that his rePutau"l
fOs ytraCity was bad. -,
Other witnesses testified mat DR. Mudd was al nome
on the lst ID, 3D. sth aId 5th OF March
Only few nore witnesses are 80 he examined. In
ell probability tie trial will be closed tbs week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
The xuyp-esscd Testimony.

Relative TO the testimony which was sap
pressed by the Government in the Assassination lrih
Tho philadelphia Isquirs Washington dispatch says
tho person who s guilty Of making public the evidence
referred TO In imperfect Ind unsatisfactory form Is one
Pi,nap who las been acting as clerk 20 Col Burnett.
The correspondent says.
"In doing this he il CHARGED with violating his oath
and prOsigang hs Official position for personal ~
His case ives discussed in the secret session 81 nc
Court, but il is not yet announced what prnisAine u
b. yisitcd upon him. One Of the witnes.cs De-" Ia
Canada 20 sch his properly aud get bis iamii, hi'
and viii now have TO flee. Another IS pfobalny mar
lered.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
Our Returning Veteran soldiers.

On Tuesday morning the l2Oth y. Y. Nois.
arrived in this city and Immediately taken 10 Tue
NewYOrk State Soldiers Depot in Howard.st., where
they were well received and fed.
Th.s regiment was recruited in Green and Ulster
Counties, aud organized at Kingston. August 100.
The number Of II n at first enlisted was ., and tAc
DamboT Of recruits since received has augmented tht
number 10 1850 81 which only 400 re,nrn.
Tie following u 6 list oi the officer.
e Gns and seys' & Geo n sharp Lisq h@s
s,li Qnatesmsstcr o. ii. Coffin, SURGEON W >,erb.Ls
Clay lain enry hopsu.. cspsius Jas. fyee, & D. SeW
sfk A. W. Iiomss a. H. Cole, o. Pelie,, Ira ~ 49, j. IA
J. l. spoor Henry Funck " N. Pumle-. " H,ub,, NJ ~
Dsak @ r. Bar6,r, Second Lieq,eans Levi h2.al l.: b.
} : Matcti, p f. Iiayes, r Cook, All . A. Rosl.
This regiment was formerly Of the Excelsior brigaIe
Gen. sickles, but more recently connected with the
Third Brigade Thnd Division, Second Array Corps
eli time has expired, and they will be mastered OUT
d, paid Immediately.
TIE ls6th Regiment New. York state volunteers, anu
Battery OF the LIST Rhode Island alhJ arflfoa al Us
depot. The fcrnerregneni was a one year regiment
recruiiel at aud around SGcketts Barbor, n \. me
Colonel (Biad!ey WihsloW) was Tonnded N Iiont oI
Peersburg and u ~ home at present. ine ioho"Hs
officers with the regiment: :,
LIEUT. Col T. }. MarL Moi A. D. s,eIn5erf, dit L. IL
N VA a;Teo = e, can, rapi. F. Leg F. J. Ne
Wu,ne hy Yae., T. r. NcMuLen; L. Smell G. = qSi'e'
ir.t ,oots G. EdmonG. ". Glea,on, b. d. Brown Aug.
Phil WIN Per-, G. tLeps Wm Hs!i,ns, t. ~ ss ~,
or ~ IL Jones d. stspIia Jno. Earu.t H. Crrner J. O..
fiaw. y. l.. Cutter. G. Robinson, X. W. Brown -
The LIST RhOCu Island Battery j. is en- route lor II1,
dsuce with 100 men. The officer, are. Capt. o. ~ ~
Lamb isi Lieut.. l.. Il. Parker. "a Leuis.. j.. W.
Chandler anG II. otter.
RLrURy oP THE 1WRTy-NiSTH NBw-jEasEY
Volt sIrERsrhis line corps Of young soldiers Is eA'
seied hone In fev days from Alexandria, where Ii Is
AZ present located. The frh mustered into the
service ofie Uated States in September last, and was
attached 10 tie Ninth Army Corps Of che Potomac hhn
IL con landed 10y Col. Wlderick. 1t fought gelah1y
be ore Pcle.brg whore II lost some valuable young
rsen Il Was one of the hFst TO ente. Richmond WhIc
~ CoOi service The a9ih YVES raised ~ inc ti! q.
newaIA AID the citizens are making extensive pftpd-
rafiprs 70 give then a warm aud hearty reception.
TIE occason II expected "a BE- of much rejoicing
II Ercelency GOV. Parker. MHior-1en BuHy an ana
other pcrfonages VIII he present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
EUROPE.
ONE DAY LATER NEWS
The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.
Tic Relations Of France 10 The United States.
ONE DAY LATER EROM ECROE a..
Arrival Of the North American OF RRiber
Point.
FAIHER PoIyT. Tuesday, Ju

FATHER PoIYT. Tuesday, juno 6, 1865.
The steamship North American, from Liver
pool Mt ESQ T. No. on the 2Jth via Londonderry on tine
10Th Of May arrived OF Father Point at % o'clock this
morning She was boarded by the newsboat oi the Az
caled Press ana summary OF her news obtained.
which is one day later.
Tho steamship Bavaria, from hew.Nork arrived az
southampton on the 9th uli.
The steamship Scotia. from hew-forh, arrived 1T
Liverpool on the 26th ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07

DOsION Iuesdny juno o. 800
The American Medical Association. com
,osea Of physcians from all parts of tire country CON-
,neDcca their s,ions to-day IN tho Ecpreien iines
,a1 ,,d an address of welcome ~ tho delegates Dr.
NJ = Davis of Chicago. President OF tho Assocla'oh;
I,yer,i IA. apnurl address which was clio iusht anu
tnIrnctye 1bout 800 delegates we're prescnt ;o-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
NJ. Louis Eiecticu-A Hire.

81. LOUIS. Tuesday. June e. lso5.
Tie election on the new state Constitution
10 day passed on quietly. The majority against this
Constitution y II probably reach 5,OW in ST Louis.
Inc -. Louis Compaays extensive lead and OH manu-
factor. ras partially destroyed oy IRE this morning
Loss hb,utf 90. insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
From Aib.ny-Ths Military Record Conn
missiOn.
ALBANY, Tuesday, June 8. 1862

ALBANY Tuesday june D. Io,' >,
The Commissioners appointed TO locate a nal, !,
for the alton Of the records aud monenes o
,he war met here to-day and resolved to select tue
Water Works lot In this city If the authorities VIII DO
nate the same. 49,. roh,
The Commissioners present were Gov fenton; Jonh
A King Hamilton Fish, Edwin d. Morgan, wash
inrton HUNT. Nyron II. Clark. Millsrd Fillmore Ire
Harris. John v. L. Pruyn Thomas G. Alvord , snS
I0otWoo L. Doiy. liessry. PruyI Harris and flsD
were appointed ~ Executive COMMITTEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
From the soush-Tbe New Order Of ln'nS'
-Co,tom at Montgomery.
CINcssAT. Iuesday, Jun

CIycMsATI. Iuesday, Junoo, Ieo''
The Comm,,uiaPs Chattanooga dispalch says'
Leading Southern Journals contain editorials endeaf
orig 10 reconcile tie PEOPLE TO lose their slaves pro
viding tina, they are benefited by the new ofder VI
things. .,-- l.. ,o;,,
brought to hight in Montgomery Alabama and brisf
trade is being opened. $1,000, .,.xo and
The steamers are runbibg again between 'Here anu
Mobile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
Marine Disaster.

ToRoNro, Tuesday. June g. 1855.
The propeller North went ashore In thick
fog on Mohawk Reef Lake Erie yesterday. She hsa
cargo Of flour and pork. The vessel |" h'lsd with
water. .
The steamer Kingston. while endesvorirg to avoid
raft ia the St. Lawrence river struck rock in Cedar
Rapids and rapidly filed Her pilot drove Ter ashers
No lives were lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
The Na,ionni Typographical Union
PUILApyLpUIA, Tuesday, j

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, june o. TOD
At meeting Of tile National T,ypograPhlcal
Union this morning, Mr.. Robert f. Craig o 81 Loui,
First Vice PRESIDENT; IL j. Durburrow, Of Phiadt.,
phia Second Vice.Presdcnt; ir. WIN. Fcliooie' VI
Detroit, was elected Secretary anu Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
Egypt.

The Hon. Charles Hale, L. 5. Consul to
Egypt. having requested tie several Consllatcs 10
yin path.ze in general mourning for the death o,
President mcO.n II sas arranged that FOR ssVca dhys
the soors c the yasiOus natiOnaties should be hostc
at balfmast
Other continental news ~ Iuoageg and unimlortant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
Kentucky Raecs.

LOUISVILLE. Tuesday. June q. 1863
| At the WoOdlawu races to-day the Lexington
colt Alexander won in two closely contested mile
heis In 3:3G! and 1888 The iirst mile OF the second
heat was run in lH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
ratscc.

The Emperor is still absent in Algiers.
Tho Paris Bourse opened fiat tho 2ith hut after-
ward improved, the RrIfes closing at of SIC.
Tic Irirfe stites hat letters from tie Snitln d
TarEey had been handed 20 ID, Empress accepting the
dec sion Of Napoleon In has quality Of arbitrator upon
tho sgez Canal question, Turkey. etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
Deaah Of Judge smith, or Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE Monday, June s. 1865
A dispatch was received here to-day an
uouuciuy the death Of Judge A. D. Smith. Old set
tier If Milwaukee. while On his way from Beaufort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
Fer Europe.

Bosros Tuesday June b roo:
The steamship China viii rail Tomorrow Tor
Liverpool Her mails VII close III III 'no '"o'"Nt'
bur she will not sail untl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
The Lincoln Monument.

BALTMOgL MOnday, june ,, 10
The benefit at Iord's Baltimore lheater IN
Saturday + j, the Lincoln National Monument Associa'
ton yielded s.. 900