it h' T EI,EGRAPH
rI,AISHED 14:YELLS' DAY,
GEO 13ERGNER,
• k nm sot.' SUlltialtIPTION.
I 61 V."^'r
Ved Nubgcribero 111
Yearly aubsanhen+ will
tt h
301valwe
Siod•WiecKlT TILIGIAFII.
kl,o pOlll , -oe.l twice a week Minn)
Irvgislature and vr^etly during the
,r.e year, and furnl'ili , d to sabacribas
rato+lriz :
r , atcrbera per year Semiweekly..s l
00
tilt ~22 00
y
n t "
• ••übttcri her, Weekly 100
THI LAW OP NIWSPAPIAA.
hseribers order dl
the eoentinuauee of their 081,11-
, t oddisher may continue to Bead them until
un sr, We
oeirbens ergloct or rehire to take their newepa
eau the otilee to which they ere directed, they are
pie until they have twilled the bills and ordered
filisullantous.
\ILSOLS & BOWMAN,
WLIOLMALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS ,
Connor Front and Market Streets,
HARRISBURG, PFNICA.,
) I.S VEX) rru LLY invite the attention of
h the public to their largo mid well selected stock or
ERIES, PROVISIONS, FOREIGN AND DO
MESTIC FRUITS,
Iding among others,
-NUTS,
TEAS,
COFFEE
SPIdF,S,
ORANGES,
LEMONS, &G., &O.
ALSO
t i,(101,
FISH,
SALT,
BACON,
LARD,
BUTTER,
Ice invite an examination of our superior
NON EXPLOSIVE COAL OIL,
wit.in the market in every respect, kr
;,thur with all kiude of
CAMPS, SHADES, BURNERS, WICKS and
CLASS CONES,
viper than any place in Barrisburg. We keep
nand always all kinds of
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE
Ay les and kinds of
tUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE,
, old stand, NICHOLS di, BOWMAN,
JI Corner Front and Market Sta.
BIOTINA ROOFING
MASUFACTUBBD BY TEI
i ITED STATES BIOTINA ROOFING CO.,
NO. 9 GORE BLOCK,
• , uer (ireeu and Pitts Streets, Boston, Mass.
1111116 l'or table Roofing is the only article
evur ullered to the {Whits; which is reedy prepared
01 , the roof without any iinishlur operatiou. It is
t, handsome surd a uolty applied, and can be gaiety
h; . cite tply traunoorted to auy part of the world. It
, min slat or discolor water rendeg over, dr lying on
; ,“ all nape to a very desirable article. Its
.L 011 , 01Cting properties solo tit e#Peolailif ItO .ocir er ulf•
u. d,ulaciories of vartnut ittutte, SW It 18 • obandllßUY
1,1 to the public after a Lott or four year. is all venni
trate awl temperature, fir ausrarlaa all kinds Of
nut or pitched togetti tr wdh cars, ateamb oat., lbs
It ts both chop and durable. Agents wanted, to whom
incral totluccuaouta are otlbred :cud for sample, Ginn
sr, , ac., with particulars, to ItOOPINQ 00,
npr24 dJm No. gt Gore Blunt: hostrin.l,
DAN'L. A. MUENCE AGENT.
the Old Walluwar Line reupeetfully
I lam ❑ta dm public tlmt tbla 01.1 Doily troamp ono-
L a m, ( Me only Walloir.ir Liao now In exist•. two in
11),) 14 la In successful operation, and prepared to
.rcight MI lOW Cl, any other individual !lac between
Harrisburg, • Sunbury, Lewisburg, Wll
- Shore, Look Havel] and all other, points
No. ituirn Central, Philadelphia and Erie and Wit.
and ramlra Railroads.
DANL. A. !autumn, Agent.
Harrisburg, Pa,
Ulx rut to tho Ware House of M 01191.3. Poonoek,
Nor 808 and 810 Market stroet above
w,l hil tdolphia, t y i &Moog, P. '
I[., will arrive at
cvr+bu• g, Nittl y' for delivery least Morning.
FIRE INI3IIRANOE.
DEILAWARi BUTITAL
6SF T 1 INSIM P ANOIC COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1885.
Capital and Assets • • 69,126 37
DIREOTORS. ,
ww.3firte,;Vdmund A..s. 4 onder,Theophlids Paulding,
C. Div% jas.frokjualt ; Wm: Eyre, Jr
willitua O. Ludwig, Joseph H. Seal, Dr,
g 11..e0n, George O. Leiner, Ruth Craig, Charles
./.uuuol B. ctoltas - J. P. Peeulston, Henry clean,
a J
E,s
bsling/on, U. ones Brooke, :veneer M'llvalue,
Hand, Robert Burton, Jacob P. Jones, James
b Fraud, Joshua P. Nyre,Johu B. Semple. Pitts
-I: 1. T. Morass, Plusburg, B. Berger Pittsburg.
WILLIAM M ARTIN , rye s
THOMAS 0. HAND, Vice Pre./ident.
'SINLYLJ3ORN, Secretary.
un.t.rogued as agent for the above named a corn
kouusues to take Ylre Blake In Hanisbarg and
WIT.LTAM BIMILE.B.
I , i liN TS! MiatillANTS 1 PEDLERB 1
.READ
NEIZGE'IIO men make $5 a day by
belling our UNION Pang t3TATIONEBY PACKETS
w. W : , uperlur Stationery, Portraits of ELEVEN
tliAlS, and a place of Jewelry, We guarantee eat.
tu quality of our goods. The gilts ems lat of
vnrieuuu styles of Jewelry, all useful and vale
, Ciroulers with full partioulAre mailed Tree. Ad-
L. B. 13ABKINS dr CO.
SO Burikmed street, New York.
MB
TELE°. F. SCHEFFER
ROOK AND JOB PRINTER,
INO. 18, MARKE7 STRRBT,
HARRISBURG . .
torNrucutiir atioutioa paid to Mating, Ruling and
iimiromd Blanks, Manifests, Policies, Menke,
1,,,11.„ cams printed $3, $3, $4, and $6 per
wo,uu k i iu elegant etYle• 120
i ''LM`' , Tlo AND' OHIO TELE
11,ki‘l'H COMPANY.
fr II F. ;_itoeki,ilder's annual ineating will
be h Id It tt,, , dlloe of the Eearetary, (2 *wrest
/29i M utt thrust, rhiladelpbla, on
twe an MDA JVIS 17th, at 10% o'clock A. Y., at widob
elellon for ulna tlnsolOra will lake place, and
! , cl , 0 11 , 1 0 1111illes.i 1111.1 a toted as may be brought be*
,Jn.the dieetlug. H. U. L-'IIILLINGYORD,
du} 17
STEAM BOILERS,
LTA ING made efficient and permament
11.1„ , ureugemenla for tho purpose, we aro now pre
'a tp t make drub& BOILEKS of every klnd, prompt
.vl at reasonable rates. We ehall use Iron made by
Brother, the reputation of glitch to aeoona to
the market.
but the beat bands employed. Repairing prompt
-41',1, 161 to. Address EAGLE WOR.ICS,
Elerrisburg, Pa.
LAKE TROUT.
JC,t,'T received a small invoice of
MACKINAW LAKE TROUT.
Th.quuht f vury uulkerlor, and the price very low.
Wfd, DOCK; JR., & CO.
A SMALL lot of choice Dried Fruit, a
I CHOIS a BO WMAN,
Corner Yront add 111111114 street.
ACK EREL in kitty, half bble. and
Limp, f,r eUe luw 17 NICHOLS /1L BOWMAN,
1 %2'2
Oornar Front and Market panels.
V /54 ElihoicaT tu . k 3.watu.re
4 ; AMU inniti
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VOL XVIII
fiitbiLat.
DR. JOHNSON
33.4gLxiimixamcoxt - in
LOCK HOSPITAL!
HAS discovered the most certain, speedy
and eireicual tested) , In the world for
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
ULU& IN SIX TO TWILVII
No Mercury or Noxious Drugs.
A Cure Warranted, or no Charge, in from one
to Two Days.
Weakness of the Back orLisnbs, Strictures,. hgesitions
of the bidneya and Bladder, "lnvoluntary dischargen, Ila
lsoteney, General Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepey,
suor, Low Spirits, Oonflution of Ideas, palpitation of the
Heart, Timidity, Trembling's, Dimness of bight or Giddi
ness, Disease ot the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, affec
tions or the Liver Lunge, Stomach or Bowels—those ter
rible disorders arising from the Solitary Habits of Youth
—those mown and solitary praetteas more labs! to their
victims than the song of :yrens to the Mariners of
sea, blighting their most brilliant hopes or anticipatiows,
rendering marriage, ho., impossible.
Young Men
lispeolaily, who have become,. the, ;victims of Solitary
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit whic h annual
ly sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of Young
Yen of the most exalted talents and brilliant intelleA,
who might otherwise have entranced listening; Senates
with the thunders of eloquence or waked to ecstasy the
living lyre, may call with full confidonee.
/darriage.
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating mar
riage, beinghware of physical weakness,orgento debili
ty, deformities, do., speedily cured.
He who pieces himself under the care of Dr. J. may
religiously confide In his honor as a gentleman, and coo.
tidently rely upon bin skiµ as a Physician.
Organic' Weakness
immediately Cured, Mid full vigor Restored.
This distressing Atlectionwhich renders 1 lie misera
ble and marriage impossiblo—ts the penalty paid by the
victims of improper indulgences. Young persons , are too,
apt to commit *amuses trom - not being aware ' of the .
dreadful eioneequeuces that may ensue. New, who that
understands the subject will pretend to deny that the pow.
er of procreation is lost sooner I y those falling into im
proper habits than by the prudent Standee being de
prived the pleasures of healthy oMipring, the most se
rious and destructive symptoms to both body and mind
&rho. The system becomes deranged, the Physical. ind
Mental Functions-Weakened, LOSS of PrOOreative Power,
pervious Irratibility, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart,
Indigestion, Oonattiituilon , l Debility, a Wasting • cif the
Pram_ Cou gh, Ontsumption, Decay and Desth.
Moe, No. -7 South Frederick Street.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, a tow door.
tram the corner. Fall not to observe name and number.
Letters must be paid and contain a stamp. The Doc.
tor's Diplomas hang in his oflice.
A Cure Warranted in Two Days.
No Memo or Nauseous
~Grups.
• Dr. Johnson,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeon*, London, Grad
uate from one of the most eminent Donegal in the United
States, and the greater part of whose life has bean spent
in the bombs& of London, Parat, Philadelphia and .else
where, has effected some of tne meet astonishing our es
that were ever known ; many troubled with ringing in
the head and ears when asleep, g reat nervousness, being
alarmed at sudden seundit,.. bashteMess, with fre q uent
blushin g , attended sometimes ; with deran ge ment of m ind
were cured Immediately.
Take Partioular Notice.
Dr. 3. addresses all thole who hive maimed thesneelveS
by Improper Induiveme mud solitary habita, which rule
both body and mint ‘ unntling them nor either business,
Ki ttl Y eler are l lO o lli r e m ortfl i e lig s e all sod melancholly effects pre.
dueled by early 'habits of youth, viz : Weakness of the
and Limns, Pains in the Head, Dimness of Sight,
Lose of Steelman . Power, „Palpitation of the heart, ,Dys
pepsy, Nervous Irratibibty, Deran g ement of the Digestive
FIMMIODS, General Debility, Symptoms of ' Cononn a ptiOn,
10
iburrattr.—The fearful effects on the mind: are much
to ho dreaded—Loss of Memory, Confu s ion aldose , De
pression of Spirits, Evil Forbodings. Aversbn to Society,
Self Distrust, Love oflielltude, Timidity, do., are some of
the evilsproduced. •
THOUSANDS of persons of all a g es. can now Judge what
Is the cause &their declining health, losing their vigor,
becoming weak, pale, nervous and emaciated, having a
singular appearance about the eyes, cough and symptoms
of consumption.
Young Men
Who have Mimed themselves by a certain practice In
dulged in when alone, a habit frequemly learned from
evil companions, °rat school, the effects of which , are
nightly felt, - even when asleep, and if not cured renders
marriage Impossible, and destroys both mind and body,
Mould apply immediately.
Whet a pity that &young man, the holm of his coun
try, the darling of his parents, should be seatehed teem
all prospects end eujoymentsof life, bythe..conseqUence
of deviating from the path of nature sad Indul g ing. in a
certain secret habit. ikon persons mem before &atom
plating
rriag
refect thatsound mind and body ei
are the most necee
-
ser l requisitesas u
to promote lla
connubial happiness. Indeed,.
without
thetas, the journey through bominti.a weary
pilgrimage ; the prospect hourly darkens to , the view ;
theleind become shadoWed with 'despair and filled with
the molancholly reUFodon that the happiness of another
becomes blighted with - our own.
Disease of Imprudence.
When the mirgulded and Imprudent votary of pleasure
finds that he bas imbibed the seeds of this painful die.
ease, It too often livens that an 111-tinted sense of shame
or dread of discovery; deters:him from. applying to thole
who,
fro
elocution and respectability, can alone be.
friend him, delaying till therconstitutional symptoms on
this bore d Mahan make their appearance, such as el:
notated sole throat, diseased nose, .coolunial pains in
the bead and limbs, dimnersirof sight, deitinees, nodes on
the shin bones era arras, blotches on the heady tree and
extremities, programing with frightful' rapidity, till at
last the palate et the mouth or the bones of the nose fall
le, and the victim of this awful disease become a horrid
objector commiseration, till death puts a period to his
dreadfa I sunerings, by sending him to that. I:lndia:ho
vered Country from whence no traveler returns."
It Is a stefroschoUy fact that thousands fall victims to
this terrible disease, owing to the unaltillidiness of Igno
rant pretenders, who by the tore of that Deadly Poirot,
iletoary, rain the (Anent:aloe and make the residue o
life miserable.
Strangers.
Trust not your lives, or health, to the ears of the many
Unlearned and Worthless Pretenders, destitute of know
ledge, name or character, who copy Dr. Johnson's &dyer.
verunements, or style - themselves In the newepapers,
re g u l a rly gdacated Physicians Incapable of Curing, they
keep you trilling month after month tailing their filthy
and pononousnars compounds, or as lung as the smallest
Ste can be obtained, and In despair, leave you with ruin
ed health to sigh over your galling disappointment.
D r . Johnson lathe only Physician :tdvertising.
His credential or diplomas always bangs in his office.
Ills remedies or treatment are unknown to all others,
prepared from a life spent In the g- eat hospitals of Eu
rope, the first iu the country and a more extensive PA
ride Practice than any other Physician in the world.
Indorsement: of the Press.
the many thousands cured at this Institut:ton year af
ter year, and the numerous important Surgical Opera
tions perfarmed by Dr. lohnson, witnessed by the re.
porters of tlaa• "Sun," "Clipper," and. many other pe.
pets, notices of which have appeared again sad again
before the public, besides his standing as a gentleman of
character and resputsibility, la a is Mulent guarrantee
tothe 'Atoned.
Skin Diseases Speedily Cured.
Persous writing should be partichlar le directing their
letters to his Inatatudra, in the foll Owing manner :
JOHN X. JOHNSON, M. D.
of the Baltimore Loek Hoeretel, ild
WI3.OLESALE
UMBRELLA MAITUFAOTORY 1
No. 69, Market Street, below Third,
HARB.IIBUIG, PA.
M. H. LEE,
A.NPFACTORKEt OF. UMBRta4,O3
YARROW lad WALKING 4111GBA, 'yr% Th r nii4l
palm II lAIWICR MORS thin can be bought in gum of
kaKistera &Wu. Country numbants Will do well ►o
all axidifyinaite "ad untiviugidOsindlhonvione theist
10110:GrthltpAO a°23417.
"INDEPEN,DENI IN A.ll. THINGS-NEUTRAL IN NONE."
HARRISBURG, PA. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, RUNE 28, 1862
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
LY CONCENTFA [ED"
LCM CND FLUth Ext;ttAcr
Lkoaltive And Speclifc iternody e
For, Diseases of the bLADDER, KIDNEYS, ORAVItL,
and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS
This Medicine increinas the power of Digestion, and
&unites the ABSORBENTS lut • healthy action, by which
the WATERY OR CAIDARROW - depoaltions, and all UN.
NATURAL ENLARARNENTS are reduced, aA well as
PAIN,AND INFIAMATION and la good for
MEN, WOIUratOR'CIiItDREN.
RaLMBOLIYS EXTRACT BUCHU,
For Weaktiesses
Arising from RXCIESeg, Habits of itimipationyEarty fh
diseretiou or Abuse. . . _
ATTENDEDIN
WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Indisposition to Exertion, Lone of Power
Ines of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
'Welk Nerves, . Trembling;
Horror of Mean, Wakefulness,
Dimness cf Vision, • . film in the Beek
Universal Ineeituldeior the Muscular System,
Hot Bands, Flushing of tee Body,
Dryness of the Skin, Zreptlons ratite Fero
PALLID tX/UNTSNANOE,
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this med
Wino invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FIN
IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
Who can say ibit they are not nrequeutly followed by
those "DIRKFUL DISNASES,"
"INSANITY AND OONSEDIPTION." ' •
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering,
BUT NONE . WILL CONVENE.
TRW RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the Me laamehay Deaths by Consumption,
Respires the aid of medicine to strengthen and
Leviers'. the System,
Which lissamow's EXTRACT BOCHU ineariably dot
• TRIAL WIU. ocemattna nom surnati..
. .
LO OR YOUNG, ENGLE, MARRIED, ORCONTEMPLA
11140 MARRIAGE, •
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FEMALES,
the Extract Bache la, unequalled by any other remedy,
as in Ohloroals or Retention, Irregularity, Painfulness, or
Suppressio I of Customary Eyaenations, Ulcerated or
Scirrhous state of the Uterus, Leucorbma Whiles, Steal
ity,.and tor all complaints incident to the sex, whether
arising from Indiscretion, [labile of Diasipation, or in
the
TAIL' NO imam BLAHAII, MIROURT, on OInPLRASANTt;MIDI
LUI FOIL UNPLIABASI AND DANGIIROUS DORM'S.
SECRET DISEASES.
In all their Stages, little Reponse ;
Little or no change in Diet . ; No inconvenience;
Arid forilisiorttio. • "
it causes a frequent destro and gives strength to Urinate,
thereby removing Obstructions. :
Preventing and OuringStrictures o f the Urethra,
Allaying Pain and Imtiammallon., so frequent In the
class of diseatuis, and expelling all Poisonous, Diseased
andiewireat Matter..
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
*HO HAVE BEEN 2HE norars OP QUACKS,
sod mho hive psi& easy!. vsse to. be oared_in a short
time, have bond they were deceived, mid that the
:ION" has, by .tho use of "iowserm, mirmsossrs, ?' been
dried op in the system, to break out itt tot aggravated
forte, and •
PERHAPS A PEER MARRIAGE.
Uee lietethow's Ezra.= Buono for all affections end
diseases of use
tumuvAar. ORGANS, • •
Un
ezi nlA g ian Ott Pesilim-s.
From weateeer'easee Orlttinatlof dad 116 Manflr
HOW LONG STANDING.
Messes el these Organs neluire too aid of DIURETIC.
EUALIMBOLD'SEXTRACr BUCIIU . • .
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And is certain to have the deaiioa.'elloot in all inseams
FOB WHICHIT Is RECOPINRIDED; " •
Nun 2103trtisuntuts
1:111•VI 101 01,1 Akttvt:
THIN CONSTITUTION ONO*: AFFELTSD WITH
ORGANIC WRAIENRSiI,
Fl %IA IM Ie•‘—FICMAI TEIUa.TA
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF 411 E.
". 811 IMPINIIIIB 4BOVI
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT I
L 411 . 40 T ',worm
11hytae;:e Of the *tad reliable dad reepostible character
will scoompahy the mediae/. •
CEETIFICATEB OF CURES, .
Iran "8 to 20'yearss Vending ;
Wrre Names KNOWN TO
BUIENCB AND FAME. •
'Prize $1 00. per bottle, or six kir $5 00.
Delivered to say address, securely packed from °beer
ration.
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL cooturriecioNs.
Cures Grutranteed. I Advice Gratis I,
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman or the
city of Philadelphia, H. T. Hamiamo, woo being duly
sworn, doth say, his preparations coat an DO narcotic, no
mercury, or other injurioue drugs, but are purely-vege
table
H. T. HELEII3Oi.D.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this WM day of No
vemtni, 1864. Wm. P. - HISSERD, AtilerMAlS,
Ninth St. &cove Race, Pinta.
Address lotion for information in confidence in
H. T. HELMBOLD, Oheredsc -
Depot, 104 South Tenth. St.; behltheennut, Phibt,
EIF.WAR.IO OF uouwrmitirlimrs
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose "or mint ows" and "mum"
Aitllol.lll lid TAB RISPOTATION AMINID BY
fleimbold's Genuine Preparation s,
Lxisact Swint,
t. " • " Sarsaparilla, '
'" Improved Rosa Wash.
Sold by 0. R. Seiler. D. W, Dross J.'Wyetb Kos,
Ekinpvart.
AND ALL. DRUOPTS2V IiVIIRTW7IIO2B.
ASK. FOR HELIIBOLLPS. TAMA NO OTHER.
Output the advertisement and send tor It,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE..
novlS•dly ' •
PROF. ADOLPH P. TEUPSEH,
'I"ITOFILD respectfully inform Ids old
Ty, patreea antll6lo public amorally, I.* 14,
oontintie:'44. gbilifnikactiomi (woe Kam s'oßTE.;.xs•
LooEoN, VIOLIN and also in the Below° of TH.OBOUOII
BASS. He will with pleasure wall upon poplin at their
noises at any hour deeirixl,, or Le ola bo given a
his rhaldenoth la Third str ! ne., fent 'done. binow th
Gemini Reformed Mardi teol4-0
subscriber will have Fresh Fish,
.13 ' , Peas, Beets and ether , fresh truck' In season, fresh
every Tuesday end Friday. ALao Apples , _ Oran gee,
Lemons, Pine apples, Bananas, auf.,lbr sale 'at the store
of John Wise In 'flurd near Walnut =street, next door to
Bradley's Barber shop.
FLOWER SEEDS.
gCHOICE lot of ASTER' and TEN
WEEK STOCKS, with a general variety of Freak
Slower and Garden Moods, received and tor aide at No.
91 Market street. ILMLLEitPB ' Drugstore.
T'general variety of goods for ad
lusting the
TOILET,
In be found at Keller's, la unsurpassed in this city.
Jed 9 l Market street
QIIGAR Cured Canvassed Hams, a very
choice lot Jest reoeived and for wile by
NICHOLS t Bu WHAN,
le Corner Front and Market axed.
CHEAP Oil for all kinds of machinery,
Small and large packages, for sale by
N ICHOLS & BOW MAN,
'elf) Corner Front sod Market street.
FIRE CRACKERS by the chest or box,
Jest received "ad for sale by
NICHOLS& BOWMAN.
el 4 Corner Fri:lntend Market Amite.
SOAP, Harrison, Country and Fancy, for
sale by NICHOL::: at BOWMAN,
m 27 -y) north-east corner of Yront and Market streets.
lAETERSIVE SOAP, .sopething better
thati llarrison's Household Soap, just received and
tor sale by NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
je2 Corner Front and Market streets.
oftAß OLDER.---Conatantly on hand at
C.. way wipeiriarlulkie of szeiA aws coma.
DOOR., Ja. & CO.
OIDNIVIII — VINBOAII I
Ng ADE from &doe and selected:Apples,
BY TELEGRAPH.
From our Morning Sdition.
FROM CHARLESTON 1
THE BATTLE AT JAMES ISLAND
FURTHER PARTICULARS
..---...---.
GEN.BENHAM UNDER ARREST
A Union Force Cam the Rebel Works, but
are Net Supported.
THE REPULSE CAUSED BY A
MISUNDERSTANDING_
Union LOBB 84 Killed, and 490 Wounded
and moing.
-~~-r--
The Union Cainpin a Safe
Position.
TUB REBELS RECEPUR REINFORCEMENTS.
00H.DUPONT 011 1 /11E8 TO TAKE OHLIII4EB
- WITH FIVE GUNBOATS.
=EC=
Nsw Yoax, June 27.
The New York Express says that Gen. Ben
ham is understood to be under, arrest, with .
orders to report at Waihingtou.
It is stated that Had. 'Hunter left, James Is-
Island on the 12th t lealving Gen. Benham in
command, with orders to make no advance to,
Charleston without:reinforcements or further
orders.
It was reported bideserters that the whole
rebel force at SeceesiOnVille was but two bat;
talions with six gunernoUnted and seven more
ready for use.
' The reconnoissance was made on the 16th.
Geri. Stevens, with tdqr thousand men, was to
make the attack it , .daybreak, while Gen.
Wright and Col. with threethoUsand
more, were to suppert ;him. Somehow the
movement was delged an hour , . and as our
'troops marched up through a pla in field they
were in broad daylight.an . d. met - by a murderr
ouil fire of grape and'citinnster. Tiro regiments ,
only reached the frout t ;and were much cut up,
viz : The Eighth Michigan and the. Seventy
ninth New York. The Twenty-eighth Massa
chusetts broke and scattered, and the Vorty
eixth New York did `.ltfalliitter- --
;the first two reef - Oats drove the gunners
froM the guns, and some - en en penetrated the
works, but the other regiments mating to, sup
pert them; they had to retire after holding the
battery twenty minutes. In the meantime,
Cut Williams, coming to their support, was
separated by a marsh from the fort and ex
posed to a severe cross fire from some rebel
guns in the wools. His troops,
consisting of
'the 3d New Hampshire and 3(1111:Lode Island
regiments, fought nobly and met with consid
erable loel ; for three'quarters of an hour not
a gun was tired froth the fort ; the prompt pre
sence of a few hundred men would have car
ried it ; but they were not there, and our
troops had to retire. .
Another account confirms the above in the
main, but states that the Massachusetts regi
ment did Well. ' •
Our loss is given at eighty-four killed, three
hundred and sixty-six wounded, and ode hun
dred and twenty-four missing.'
Our camp is now range of the fire of
our gunboats; and are in safe condition.
Entrenchmente are being thrown 'up while
we await reinforcements.
Gen. Benhasn's troops to the number of two
thousand had arrived from Bey West at James
Island, but our forces must be largely reinforcedl
before operations can be resumed.
The rebels are constantly receiving addition
al troops and preparations for the defense of
Charleston are being extensively made. • 1
A letter from Beaufort stater' the loss of the
Third New Hampshire, at six killed and woun
ded, and of the Eighth Michigan 300. The
same latter asserts that Corn. Dupont says he
can take Charleston with five good gunboats.
He , will run by Fort Sumter,•and the other fort
ificatiOnt without a loss of more than two of
histoate; and with the others shell the city.
A letter from an officer of the4Bth New York
regiment gives the aggregate losses as follows ; I
TWenty-eighthMassachusettsregiment—killed
and wounded, 41; missing, 24.
Seventy-ninth New York regiment--killed 6,
wounded 60, missing 40.
Forty-sixth New York regiment—killed 6,
wounded 14, missing 16. '
Seventh Connecticut regiment—killed 13,
wounded 75, missing 2.
Total 169; total loss 677 in killed, wounded
and missing. -
FROM MISSOURI.
THE. QUINCY GUERILLA BANDS
Attack on a Body of State Troops
_.•~
The Quincy guerilla party which have been
forming all winter in the north eastern portion
of Missouri, are now in effective shape and well
armed, having a number of small cannon.—
They number about seven hundred.
Part of this gang attacked a small party o
State troops , on Wednesday, near Monticillo,
killing eight and wounding a number more.—
The guerilla loss is not ascertained.
FROM ARKANSAS.
The Federal Forces in the State
The Lade Rock Democrat, says there are in
Arkansas from ten to twelve thousand Feder
als, scatteied over a large extent of country.—
The largest body is Ave or six thouaand, in the
vicinity of Batesville. 'The , latest intelligence
is'that they have - :ciosied White River and
treatingUrirda MhliOurt
FROM WASHINGTON.
-.-
RESIGNATION OF GEN. FREMONT.
Brig. Gen.. Pbnins King Promoted to
His Command.
THE TREATY WITH , . MEXICO.
Meeting of the Conservative Mem
• bars of Congress.
WAR DIPARTRIBT, WAHRIRGTON, D. C., /
Awe 27, 1862. -
Major General John C. Fremont, 'having
requested to be , relieved from his command of
the First Army Corps of the Army Of ,Virginia.
because, as he says, the position aitsikned
by the appointmenbof Maj. Gen. POpe, as COM.
mender in Chief of the Army of Virginiads sub
ordinate and inferior to those hertdoforeheld by
him and to retriain in the subordinate command
new assigned, would, as he says, itritely reduce
his rank and consideration in theseavice-1 It is
ordered by the President that Idajor_gren..,J:chn
C. Fremont be relieved from command. Sec
ond, that Brig. Gen. 'Rufus 'king fie; find he is
hereby assietilikto the comniatid.of• the first
army corps of the army of Virginia. in. , place
of Gen. Fremont relieved.
By order of the President.
(Ssgned) 'E. M. sTArtdx,
• SeerdorylotiWar
• The treaty made through' lkilnistei' Obrwio,
loaning eleven millions of „dollars to Mexico,,
has it is , understood, been sent to the e Sen
ate by the President. The delay In the pre
sentation of this treaty, has, it is thought, been
owing to the reluctance; of 311e1Prisident to
submit a project so directly,st, variants) with
therecent action of the Senate upon the sub
ject of lifexisian affairs, while at the same time
be has probably not felt willing to withhold it
from theiraction, should a disposition exist
to change, our: line of policy and take a direct
part in the affairs, of Mexico, to which this
treaty according to repoft would commit us.
After the adjournment of the House to day
the'following notice was.retulfrom •the Clerk's
desk: - , .
A meeting of the conservative members who
are in favor df the 'pYolieputioil 6f - the - 416`for
the Union, and ,in ihvor - of 4rfain'taitting:i the
Constitution 'and oppdsed to thelseditious and
destructive schemes of. the Abolitionists, is; l
called to meet in the hall of the Hansa of Re- 1
presenbitives to-morrow' - (Saturday)' at ' one
O'C
Ict
k, 'Brorder of the committee.
r.: Fs anger . toward the elms of: the, pro
cee jugs, in, the,Senate to-day, urged prompt
act on upon the measures pending, and stated
if. this cotirse should" be' pursned.'4liiit bbdy
mighthe left without a quorami Me rrnaatitin,
ea ka ;this.-,tow.*ol# l , A.4Ati BeciOiraAy%lia . : . ,
Teeny leaving-thooity, and that one from -
ifornia and another from Minnesota 'bad de
parted. He alluded to Senators Latham and
Senator Lane, of Lulus remarked, he too,
was desirous of an early return to that State;
but would rennin to vdte . on the - tinftscatltin
bill, which is now half way through-that body.
Barson Brownlow.wes among the visitors to
Congress to-day, the object of marked .atteu
tion from members.
FROM. CALIFORNIA.
the Union State Convention.
The Breokinridg,ers ,Px9p,ose to Aban
don their Organization,
The Union Convention called by . the Repub
lican State Central Committee, met in Sacra
mento on the 17th inst., and nominated John
Swett, of San Francisco, as their candidate for
Superintendent of Public Instruction. There
are! no other State officers to be elected this
yeal.
Interest centers in the choice of members of
the Legislature, which elect a United States
Senator. The Triton Democrats will nominate
their candidate by the State Central Committee.
They will make vigorous efforts to secure the
control of the next Legislature. The Breckin
ridge Democrats propose to abandon their or
ganization.
Oregon dates to the twelfth, speak of anoth
er great freshet, doing serious, damage to the,
valjey portions of that State. Thebusiness por
tion of Portland is inundated. Crowds of min
orshad commenced returning from the Salmon
River, representing that district as over crowd-
The total number of men who emigrated
froin California to Oregon and British Colnm
bia is estimated since the year commenced, at
twenty thousand.
XXXVIIth Congiees--First Session.
Mr. How; (Wis.,) presentel a memorial
from citizens of Wisconsin, in favor of the en:
largetnent of the Oawega and grie canals.
Mr. ANTHONY, (11. 1,) from the Wonnitthe
on Printing, reported a bill authorizing the
Superintendent of Public Printing; under the
direction of the Joint Cominittee on Printing,
to: print and sell for cost public documents
which may have been ordered by the Depart
ments. Pastu3d.
CaLCAGO, June 27
Mr. Powma., (Ky.,) called up the resolution
directing the Secretary of War to transmit to
the Senate the report of Joseph Holt and Rob
ert Dale Owen. He said that he understood
the report exposed the grossest frauds on the
Government, and he wanted it printed, so that
it might go before the Government. -
Mr. harmony moved to amend the resolution,
so as to request the President, if it be not in
compatible with the public interests, to trans
mit the said report, tee. The amendment was
adopted—yeas 24, nays 14—and the resolution
then passed.
Mr. Streslitin, (Ohio,) introduced a bill to es
tablish a National Foundry in the Hanging
Rock Iron and Coal Begion, Ohio, between the
Big Sandy, Rola& and Ohio rivets. Referred to
the Committee on Military Affairs•
011 motion of Mr:Powell, the bill to prevent
members of Congr4s or officers of, the Gov
emment from taking any., conaideration for
procuring contracts, office, or place' under the
Government, wad taken up z The 'hill pro:'
Vides, sties emy ineelhe.r . of Coughs, os 9ffiCet
Mswests, Jane 25
NO 49
WASECENOTON, June 27
Fen Fasmsco, June 22
WASHINGTON, June 27
SENATE.
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ft= tiding Cita-
Raving procured Steam Power Pressee,lwe are prepay
ed to execute JOB add BOOK PRINTING °revery desert!):
ion, cheaper than it can be done at any other establish
ment in the country.
RA 1E6.01 , Aril/ NTIBING.
ikir Fent lines oilers euristitate teritalreiFere• ligtg
003 or more than roar , cOthithate a 4qUarei • "
Half Square, one day SO
one week 1 25
• ene month 2 50
• three months .......... ........ 4 00
lux months 6 00
• one year.. ........... 10 00
Ciejequare, one day .....,
one week....
• ,one month...,
three MODULUS
six months,
64 one year
sir Business notices inserted in the ./neal o , lltaset, or
before Marrbgea and Deaths, - INGRT CENTS PER LINE
for each Inaerdoni
, lira- Marriges and Deaths to be charged as regular ad
vertisements
of the Government, who shall commit such an
offence, shall be liable to indictment for mis
demeanor in office, and, if convicted suffer a
fine of not less than $lO,OOO and an imprison
ment not exceeding two years, and be after
terwards disqualified from holding any office
under the United States. It also provides that
the contracts made in such cases shall be void,
at the option of the President.
Mr. Tstimstmt, Laid the Committee on
the Judiciary had made the bill stronger than
the original bill. They bad heard that there
were cases of officers of the Government who
had used the influence of their position for re
ward, and he thought , under the circumstances
there could be no objection to the bill.
Mr. Him., (N. H.,) thought the hill did not
go far enough. He had heard and believed_
that certain beads of departments bad need
their place for die groopt favoritism, and, in
Noble cases, had orderhilinithicta to be given
directly to their favorites. Irltitstruld make it
a. penal offence for heads of departments, or
those under them, to enter into contracts with
their, special favorites.
Mr. Ilturattura. moved to tunend so as to make
the'bill apply , to those who fur any reward,
conipensatimor consideration shall give any
contract, °thee or place.
The amendment was adopted, and the bill
passal.
Mr. Han, (N. H.,) from the Committee of
Conference on the bill for the reorgauirsttiou of
thelNavy Department, made a report which
was agreed tel.
The confisedtion bill was then taken up.
Mr. COWAN ! (Pa.,) proceeded to six ak at
length against the bill from the House, which
he contended was impracticable ; and utterly
impossible t 6 he put in operation.
Mr. Smears (Mass.,) spoke in favor of the
lifouse bills, contending that they were entirely
free from all constitutional objectious; they
'were just as constitutional as the Constitution
Itself; they 'only form a part of the means for
supPresiing the rebellion. The war provisions
of Coegnass were clearly derived from the
Constitution, and Congress has a perfect right
to exercise war provisions.
The discussion was continued by Messrs.
BROWNING, RANARD and Tauststrit.
Messrs. Setitaetha and KittiNEDl declared
that though they might vote for the amend
merit to House bill, yet they opposed all of the
conflscation bill, and should vote against its
passage.
Mr. Densurnm.said if a negro wreck up a
bayonet annul by a traitor at his son or broth
er, he Whald say' God speed to the negro. He
slittoold not , arid a slave in- ifteurrtetion against
his i master at,bome, but if that master came
forth to shoot down old soldiers of his state or
his Country, he would pet arms . in
-the hand of
his slave and bid him shoot the traitor; he would
wie,all means to suppress rebellion. He ut
terly repudiated the doctrine of the President's
superiority ever Congress and everything else,
and he was opposed to appointing Governors of
Statea by the 'President, as advoc tied by the
srtitristot4itrin Centecticut, (Mr. Duxes.) The
".reindentrhart no power to create office, and no
rlglitioaranolat_suchtlitiorzi without the ad
vice and consent of the Seuate ; bat it is not
pretended thatthere was any law for the ap
peintment 'of Ciov.-Stanley and such appoint
ment never was sent to the Senate.
Mr. DIXON, at some leugth, justified the ac
tion
_of the 'President, and e.ft.t.r further discus
don, adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House resumed the consideration of the
bill providing for the indemnity of losses of
property sustained by loyal citizens, from the
movements of United States troops.
Mr. Nosan (M 0.,) 'in the course of his re
marks, Bald, that any man who opposed the set
tlement of these claims, merely because they
would impose a burden on the Government,
was unfit to be a representative of the people.
The journals would show that the claims of
wealthy. and influential men have generally
met with , the most success in Congress. Thou
sands of citizens are innocent sufferers from the
army. They have been reduced almost to star
vation, and their homes have been desolated.
If there was not the justice and magnanimity
Attire to provide for such a class, it would be a
burning shame forever.
The morning hour having expired, the sub
ject was passed over.
Mr. EDWARDS, (N. Y.) from the Committee
on Indian Affairs, reported a bill relating to
the trust funds of the Indian tribes, invested
by the government in the State bonds ab
stracted from the interior Depaitment.
It provides that the government shall credit
the ; Indians with the amount originally in
vested for them in the bonds and pay the in
terest thereon hereafter at the rate of five per
cent. •
The House then went into committee of the
whole on the State of the Union on the Tariff
bill.
Mr, ManzonY offered an amendment that all
hemp or preparation of hemp for use in the
navy shall be of American manufacture. He
Maintained the importance of this proposition
both as a protection to our own production and
to render us independent of foreign countries
in the event of war.
Mr. Moulins, (Vt.,) said he. would co-operate
With the gentleman if he would move the
amendment to the confiscation bill.
Mr. nelsons had no objection to hanging
abolitionists and secessionists with American
rope if they preferred it.
Mr. Loviaor, (111.,) remarked that there was
not an abolitionist who IS a traitor to be
Mr. hung.
SasLLABARGER, (Ohio,) offered a proviso
that if the article can be obtained of as good
quality and at as low a price. With this addi
tion; Mr. Mallory's amendment was adopted.
Among other amendments adopted were the
following;
On scorn coffee, dandelion root and other
articles used as a substitute for coffee not other
wise provided for, four cents per pound.
The tonnage duty is to take effect on the let
of January next. Other amendments were
made.
All the dutible sections of the bill were acted
upon, leaving only the two last ones for future
consideration, when the committee rose.
Mr. Boloneu, (Ohio,) from the. Committee
on the Judiciary, reported a resolution, which
was adopted, ordering the arrest of Michael C.
Murphy, of New York to be brought hither for
contempt, he. having refused to obey the
subpcena for his appearance before the commit
tee in the case of Hon. Benj. Wood.
The House then adjourned till Monday.
BRAVE ESCAPE OF A SLAVS FROX CUBA.—The
brig E. .Drummond, from Aspinwall, which ar
rived at New York yesterday, picked up a slave
from Havana on the 16th instant, when 180
miles frimi land. He escaped from Havana
arid had been ex days in a canoe without food
or water. lie 1 /1"4 8 'b.144. I,ttle English, and
PlaYslie came fPolAfiica to Havana in a slaier
about two mouths' iigii. " -1
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