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AddiiionalList of Wicinuded.
WI Winer our Ifist of wounded Pinney!.
;:• , :madrenniunteenr,w 3 fellows : !
1 ! !!Fr-'-- C9 homppoob eh i c, F ttVCileelc.
itz:00.1 1 .63d-
C atii/11.4..1.'etrale,Co. B.Olat. slight. • '
, yleuE W. J. Glttat E, Gist. • I
Bolkock,ZO.
Armstrong A.4 -- G.E,
• port=H. Co.E, 1041 s, abuldar.
Miranda aa; .106th, um.
C0C0i138.1.-411g.t. • ' •
' = Beim V. 0. 3., Co. Si 614, alight;
Bland Calsb, D, Micmac . , D. 63d, 'Babe:
S Best S.V. C., aottoll. 63d, slight.
Beier W • Co:. U. 112 d, slight.
.tler 0 700-b. btth,ldight • •
Enaerman C44'C0:13; 5.1 d,
-3.114 Co..
- Bntlandil„
Carlisle D.J., 1 o. 0; 28'6.1
Cos M.; CO. X, 61st, Idlf ht.
lke J.M.; corporal; Co.- 10Ist,
Chandler ~ Co; B; 61st, slight.
Co: Ki ;MAL -
Chasell.;
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.DkUldiou 11. IL: Co: P. 71e(.
; Da! r A T , ; 6 42b.t.
- Sliott es P. Vlst, Wth thighi.
poperjobs,; - Co.:l4'olst, hip!. I ,
L , cluiry:olight: 1 .
. Gowax, , E.„ caporal, Co.P, P.M.aught
Orlttltta .14;C0.1L. d aLuh6
..Glue 11. A•.; CO. o, 6 3d.sllgh!' "
lioyrJOhn bt:; oarPoul;-Col4lo4b;lek.
C0..P., 105th, head .'• ;
Bans J;Clo...E,lCtith, bud. , -
= FlotlmonT4 C0.8,,h 3 4 '
'F Bobtii C...coilporal.
:163Phixt ittgat I
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,
'Harley George; Co. lOtth,
. norther ll; alit, t •
tkl."E, 1030, both kg.-
Johnson D. A.• Ik'. K, / 0 3tb, tam
- Johnson J., Co. Z., lO6th, Doe.: • . :
. W 8., corporal, Co.. 1),•••• , -
Jackson It. oorPOnd Co 5311 t
y 8., Co. —, 634, both, lege and trreast.
.sing X. E., to. Ci 62d, leg*.
Kilpatrick W., CO. ri 234, sliglit.
;Kende: C. rb= L C o
Co.H, 63d," slight. '
-Ko, H, artillery.
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Hay h H ., se C rgesht; Co , D,losth, thighs. •.
• .3dairti A. 43 , Co. F. 105)b,. both legs. "
t „„,Ilicthute Co. E, I(6th,lalps"., -
..;"-.ldorsit .I:A., o. 61st, alight;
f.ldeetsiams 8., Co..fi, est;
Die,raritme IL., Co, D, gist,
Neale Ti Co. C, 11th dandry, airereli.
Co. F., Ort.
J., sergeant. Co. C;Gu t, algt!t.
Yana D.,C o. D, I -09th, head.
Potts CO-A, 634 •
it, Slat, iii :
Pardo corporal ,Co. D. 611 t, 'beat.
Matt J. J., Co. I. 6bit, alight.. .:
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'Engles John, Co. F; 57th. ;
ltatti,W„ IL; D, 104th.
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iihedtg - J.13., Co. Id, 61it, alight. •
1- 03. D, 67th, sllghr:
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bma. ,
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Glat 'slight.
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the
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Thefollowing ''' t
,__ lsteit e,, temmittee
~,1,,. ~;e eh ie d „ by the Sue. ~ t
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„,. ea . at Chesapeake i Hospital,
ftoni. - th e n--iteeieS : 1 I ~' eirsit
, Thise,Faiiiess tby the gebsiste a T e - e n e „ se
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:"' ' ./ . 'i - 'r• --`: iie b 5it '... 411° 4:,,, a y men from W° T n -i ti d a fr om
- - '''4Aptable' - brought to our °°P
regiments:
t'= !, • t‘blive been the f allowing ,
Tsai . etes d from • ms . 1
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itie -d ee .
he follow am
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r rki .,.." L ra r able to V utaa , a n .., 4 paid tel -
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nutsrinit° print. ' Many we 6ove.
nu. of lar ge a, Hat of the on ce. ' 5 , ib e
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was
ffl% ," ' .--...''/1) m oon, - by folltog4°la '-',, i Co.'s near
heading P " Fi rst , Ward,:
,from.rtro main , the '44 'et. the residence
:F 0 Pa wark°' li e °D
convey ' s treet, ir° whore be
Ail Own, 3 1. - t.s.wft g0000..A s a liety.
I:a Ix GIUSt`III. The 41....:f., or 'tie of his
-----;'-i•siPinnd 89emflake,but'afts th e building for " the
".• •'..,.-.,.:' ,-, . itlreltrardised gone t 0 ,7,,
,l'amai
of ..esstriOg I t * ,
x=iPanPaae
p • • mist
- musiacm . 1101 • * - it on
T.! -s. ::..rirs Rol --- - T . their tioit cool °
troupe Azt vocalists i f s ' c oneen No, and,lr r e .
s-;ll3gardsitoofiAt4o,,,j, Itwad i? i t s bo: i tt igi
manici-,.3411r0aign.,,' loving olOr 401.- saTeudented,
'-'-r ---, "..-,'".-R-ArlaOlo 9 .. „ imaz kapartuditY for 1 .•••••! ii„,
-.exhibita.ft ~,,„in ee ,pme enturay•zi
„:. • • -,, -Theyskl"”-
9.ogo*lila la one hitting
,' 0- • C. ' 1 - aolt amon g w Thy, Porr"L
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a Cor ••"'""' - n a . t b Allegheny cem
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71: 0 5 17 1 .07.! :The other
_ :tit! 01:Q.,,PtuNVIP
.„-60_,t1.104i paid .i.:7';:77rouihttasmi°Privt:i;
A "'" Bn. .i; 9l ti t ii l'lttsbagh ' boys In the
% 1 •'''-' ' - •
licu ir.. C.- 1 ' ftlendi he ro .' '-' ',--- ' 1 -;-
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-- . drove Of ,
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..-,., • ~..r.-- -- '''' - ' - ' l, .proliFFPg - . n y i de m t4i ntss , Allegheny,;
~
.-z:.,.'-_-,•'1:,2,r:-.l4OliiiralLaWS7i:l-,' dastisda! r thf_ A M ul p i
,y-istevill "' n et t fau gawp, 4 aY.,.1.7,,,,
'7'/1141/4” bridge creating %ILO* abl. excite; '
',..' ,-.., ...,' ".,ap„posrstra
rueet, lad it behindg them tinge tufo
c'
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Hendenoni of the in=
ergot,* utstutger, appeals st the, theatre to- - ,
Wight; after'sn skeane° from( the l'lttebtarsh
`'boards" savelnl Zits porast
":. • , anttasoithetletatoon" fortes - the: sttrectios,'
. with hire. lienderson , ss Zoe; sad Mr. Carden
the chancier of Jir..ob .51'Cleelty. •
• ' th in
. ; Tswatocith ore s to on
- , Company.will hold an election for dleeotors, •
' •• .. lit the , hiaretunt'a Eeehang,lo , l*.j, twain:en
• •:. , the ho - anl - of 10 sod lo'ciOolt„ ,
• -21ftlfan/TXII.--11b. astattury, Val 7,1583. for
• mamas of Mt ito4titer,, ltsr, arty,
ar
&bort rrd Berens ottrat.' Alleffbros AN,J,
• ' DgEW tit,thr 941 seer of bt. sp. •
'criassrrotp—ACbis retinal* is *lttrauta if. nil
estaxdar WOO, Jun TO, Ile:, In. Anal
OSAWKOBL, Ut bar .lib 'err of as IQ ,
t. Z M iMjectd tbb °biters? mike reamed t6hts;j
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' b e nsll4* tbf •
ritiliOtO Walla earn be
daFfaft*lkhAdjUig.ii*lor ads* ie
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•—; thitgeg- 114411,190 igliktiono w , lady
natied,f4Sli
4/11/ii" “r"11041' - sad friortib - tilirl'l
hur. - * . **l 4 o lA' abb .
- lia-lonmfiiWirsiti _II* bid tot goo sty. ,
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111011 EVERNII , GAZENE.
Additiodal List of the Killed and
. ,
WonativL
7 -. .Vre yeekkup the followrinalistifkilledend
.
etcleitileal'ettesylTeeiees, in edditiOn to those
I
shisadi published.: ' ' ' I—- , ' •
. . - .
Jam Zhatnanitan , 9.11. -
Penn Itostr,ll34. . ...:
/antes Casey. 634, .
John Bodggeere .
Pat. Ferro lilac. ..
P.. McDermott, 63d.
SoluiGabby, ler..d.
Daniel Help
.V.: .
W.
D. Pound, 106th. ,
. IL-Hartley, 71st.
W. Wilkinson, 71st.-
Junes Calhotui,'6lst. ' ,
Harrison lksnor„ 105th: ,
y arld WyniatilMth. ' .
Al. Craig, Md. '
Mtn Dowling, =4..
, 106th.
- eiPt• Datibit
Lied: 'Rodgers: S&L
Lient.llatat, ' -
Criigi 105th. ;
'l3elytt. J. Barr, 106th. -
Serzt. MeLean,losth.
Milo 105th.
Remy 5111* 1.115 th. '
W -
m; Gregory, Muth.
David Wyman. 105th.:
• Z. E. *an, - Rah:
Sergt. - John Pittner, -624
Berr. D. R. Sheer, 674. ,
Corporal Blancher. 62d.
Private Probet, 62. d.
John-DWI. lOth.
John Blayttra.losth.
Petrick - Maley,
Wm: Hamilton; 234.
68
09
64
29 4-10
. . •
Adj't IF Corto,63ollght.
ggpt. MatoeiTlar. thigh.
OapterdeadiM. 93 d•
Cat. John n.Danki, 611,
Ihmt. P.M. Spence. 1031
Limit. Jeffers, 03d.
Lieut. Gross, 63d.-
Llent: Maynard,
Ltout ki
rge r rcer, 63d:
. Kennedy,
.Taarph'Enot; 10.. d. •
Corp. - Liggett, 71. at, aerate
D. EVAlliste.r,lldst,severa
Jas. breadvoi. 105th.
J. W. Miler, ICksth.
John MaValgh,
•
Jos: Mears, Slat.
C. Mundy, =d.`
. Jaa.ld'Cadloa. Wtd.
derg't Miller, cm. arm.,
Jas. ll'Adamr, 63d, kcal
Wm. ld'adama, frdd:
Serg't WhlehOn, 63d.
1111 ton liarnard.CMAllgbt
Jam: Bernard, 101stAllght
Corp. Wm. Itootaph, 103 d
arm; -
.Wm. Mar, bath,
eerkt
iL
Coatea,23d, severe;
T. Cully, 104th;
Jae. ClysterrlOtar:
'Niched Carl, 63d,
10. Crane, 63d.
Pergt. Clothnorr, 63d.
fiatnL - • 0118, 7lst, worst
0: Clarke, 63d, akin;
Coon. 105th, Glee;
P. - Donglars, / 0 3d:
Dlcktneoe, 7lat, sevorel l
;J. Saran; 07th, alight;
Andy Mohler, 61st,
J. Eichler, 104th;
Thomas Ford, 101st,
SergL . John • Fritz, 93d,
• leg, alight;
- Sergi. Frank Dann, *d;
Chalet Smith, 23d;
Jamee Ailietma, - 23d1
Joliet U: Parnell, 23d;
John L. Glenn, Old; • •
Thomas Smith, 23d; "-•
John Moat, 231; .
John 1115ek,1213;
At. Thompsom 3341 mortal'
Simeon It. Lootrds. Gilt.
severely;
Pergt. - Frank thrash, fall
carp. Jacob Sledtshaner,
Corp. Adolph Decarm.6lo
Wounded Pennsylvanians at Fov)
yeas Menton.
6eminsu
about on.
Mai.,thbd
E; Daild Go
Lots, Co. T
Besacbtole
lay, Co. C
Ch.-/B
B. Selkr
Co. F; B.
- 0.-Ns
T. licattl
li; W. 0;
Co. 11; S
G; r W. Gi
• • Orte-lis
-man; Co.
Co, M;
Jobs No-
Young; G
Bicrg-Pa
his.pressago
B; Want=
Roger, Co. i
T.; J 0. DAI
One it 14,1"ami iSeracith .. Peatoiyheuthi...
CO. P. ''
• .
O. .d.reiund-Fifth Pesougirentio.-41. S. Lind.
my, :11; John Gunton, Co. B; P. 11. Boaabure,
g
•1I Third P.stryleasia.-1 1 . Chationer; CO. C;
Ja.ea lice..., Co. F; Id. Ferguson. Co.-B; T. A.
Co. , E.
.. -
/ FOlgOrioad /" estarp-ii..--Abrabam reiner, Co.
.
/11;..1tobertestapbell , bind; D. B. John.so :Co. 11;11...
Rash Co. 11; C. B.: lisdiyon, Co. B; George -Ott o man.
Co. II; D. P. Whitler, Co..E; - A. • ' Myer , , o. A; J.
• Baumgartner, Cu. B. . r -
.1
- . 1 ' - •
Fitly-Tkird_Pcsaspiretakt.--Capt. IL B. lioody, Co.
P; U Wilson, Co. 11; Chad. Clarks, Co: F. ,
. • Eigkry-fitill Poossyk.....,JlLMO• Bird; Co. IL R.
J. Burgess, Gs. H;" Joseph Daemon, Co. II; J. Jen
cit
hinge, CO. 11;" W. A. Dennison,' Co: 11; 1.... Phillips,
Co. 0; S. Dardelt, Co: lit Robinson El er, Co. 11;
Bcopital Steward; Fred. Jurgen... . • Hi Jews
Peck, Co. II; G. E. Colbsua, Co. II; WM. lIII,ObOiy,
CO. II; J. Darling; E. Finkry,!Co. I; J liiirlim,
Thirty-Fir. Pennsylionii—lienry Doirell, Co:. B.
. EXp•Ferenth Pea aryinsaia.-4..W.• Kremer, CO. F;
D. A. Polly, Co. E; lit. Dean, Co. II; ~- htuckland,
Co . A.. i
• T.rntsr-Therd Pooleytronia.- I Jobn /d. nt, Co. F;
G.-N. Earnis,..Co. D; U. Barlett, Co. IG, died on
• [Another cargo orvenuoded sOldiere arrived
- Tharedaj eight. - A
FOAMS MODTOO on - auredaj
list of-the names or those 'belonging to Penh
**Jeanie, regitifeete, will be foandlo oar tele•
graiblo Ooluteee.]
. ,
Baltimoie and Pltabargb
• George W. Oats, EDT .President of the
Pittsburgh, Fort - Wayne and Chicago
way, resent!" addressed the following note-. to
the Mayor of , Baltiniore: ! • ' •
Tithe Cfuipcion, Acting Mayor
of Ikatinwie--.Dcni Sir :1 I have'heard that
somemembers of your City Coun cil, of your
Board Of Trade ' and of the Dliv e i n tors. of the
Baltimore and Ohio RallrOad. C o pasty, are
about 'Visiting this city and ath points fur-.
.then west, with a 'view to promote the busineas
interest of Baltimore. Should theY,coma to
this city, Or tO• any:iara on . the line of tbis
_Company's road, it tirill afford me pleasure to '
extend to them the civilities of the Company
due to such - an occasion, and I now beg to
make rthe tender through you. •
Yours, trulY, G. W.Geas, Pres't.
• The communication was tratisehitted by ex-,
officio Blayor:Ohipnan, to the City Council,
upon -the reading. of - which,'. in the First
'Branch, it was moved-that.a menage. ahoild
.he sent teithe,Second - . Branch; proposing: the
appointment - of Joint BpOlvial Committee to
Arrange the; time of the visit, 444., in eonnio
lion with the proposed visit of a committee to
‘ . .Blttiburgh to &a mine into . thei condition:Of
ilia'Qonnehivi,llti Railroad Company
--.Tha-YEKIii/Vi,:wsti.adopti,d; and we under
stand- thet.lite dategatten wilt Iwo Baltimore
•son Monday;fotthia city. -They will be :cur-.
afforded
Niiikt,ilideived Wont . bounces men and
citi
aer;sitlartorldlij and' facility'
thani:•for narrYing out the objeetVAeir
) . oisspts 'Will :charged with affiliation; on I
oath of Mary Ann Saaffman, o f Lower St.
Clair township; has been committed to Patter
trieL' "." •
Wm- Colgan, charged with a similar offense,
brae Arrested on • process and lodged in jelL -
.•
/emu ac
Atkerif," lately out of the peniten
tiary, has been committed - for the hicroeny of
&carpet sack from John hieklarray. Ile was
aloe cherged with assault and battery on caps_
of constable David 9. M'Enlght.
4. s.
R. Parker ; allay Theodore Foy, has beet
`committed for , latessoy on oath, of Henry P.
John Tool, =dna to answer a rbargi
of
slander clt.information Of James Burristrans,
fro_ beryllasdikfatidvairoloased from prison.
Astosit killigit-tArs.—A letter received from
Mr- Y. Letirmus, of Allegheny, states chat
James Catboat, of Cu!. Itippsy's Regiment,
was &hot dead bs the eNragesastst before Rich
mond. Mr. Calhoun was a soldier of the .
Mesh= war,' tarred In the three' Wiontlis"
campaign, and real:du:Apart of s orpsuly for
the All, g ben? . Be residsd en Jack
son Stmt., in' the eccond...Wicrd, wheel hit
lases a tolls and cAILL
member of the
. -
•
Tws'Ysossigoi4l.7stsoirsirrti. fibere-*
'fairy of %kr Informs Gyn. Moothes4 thst;ixt
yssgemstat hour barn oosdo - for Ow, • •
of laths p Outlays raptured by 4tisi.r•bilelii
tYe bsttle st Brost,ltsisl.'W.tra
al Alisstany, simasseeist se itsiostrit:
cgsairra.• >, The probability (I thie- ;AV
4//1007 tssompt these morlisr),Alifia:
e n s t ung the dlstauurgsdprbesses ,, n4
Mr. jAlXlßllmannun midi us • An* gasiX
-bf oottoo githarnd fros•-• 4164* Oita*
my can tik'ifeshisetttpUtrj IkeaWirt•hriti
- .
..: .. A Liii4exfrom-41i:44k 7 T.
. '•'' At rannwirt , CrraAl
1k0.4, 166 i:
To . th e Editor of the Sittoaeieg Free Preear .
Dear'Sir: I desire; through yon, to tender
to theltepublienn citizens of Arnletro ng coun
ty my grateful acknowledgements for the vote,
:at the late Primary. Election which made me
their chosen candidate for Congress in the 224
district. . I accept that vote as a grateful tes
timonial that, although T. now reside, in this
city,they have not forgotten My long resi
dence among them and that My servithe in
the arduous, protracted and' finally successful '
effait to establish' right political'principles in
the county, the state, and nation, are still re
membered:- -I labored, it is true, in a humble
"There, mainly as an editor, first in Kitten
ping' and afterwards in•Pittaburg ; bat those
ithe•geve me theirs es on / Saturday list
know how earnest, f 'thful and steady were
those labors.
In ; the late excitedmontest for nomination I
had nothing to offer but my,name. Even those
cheapest of all things, promises, wore not
offered. No poet wife sighed at the return of
an inebriated husband, on my account ; yet
you'gave me a majority of your votes. With
all my heart I thank you.. ' •
' ' The Man who seeks, a seat .in Congress at
this terrible crisis in our country's history,
seeks to take upon himself a aerioue responsi
bility. The war, I trust, will soon be over;
the "last ditch" will soon be reached by the
rebel armies; but oar arms cannot subdue
that enmity out of which this bloody conflict
sprang: An irreooncilable antagonism exists
between the social systems of the two sectione.
argument
to force. Now one or the other of the er
ring principles must give way and efts to be
a power, in -the : nation. Either Lib rty or
Slavery - moat pariah.. ' •
I have long been persuaded the it was a
grist:Oats - ice to bind up these two ntagonis
tic elements in one. system - of igovernmerit
But the founders of the Repnb 'a did-not:in
tend to do that thing. They egardid slave
ry as an expiring evil, and 'a such tolerated
it and gave to it some slightsafeguards and
guarantees,. hoping at th time they did so,'
that they would not len be required. Bat
the invention and intro action of the cotton
gin 1816 caused a revolution in the public sin
timent of the South • and three yews after
wards the great con overey about the admis
sion of Missouri /i naugurated the conflict
which has cialmi ted in this atrocious re
bellion.
Of course th' war marks a new era in our
history. -Th period for coeciliation and
compromise past; and if the democritio
principle e ell conquer the aristocratic, the
foundatio of .the latter must be taken away,
so that a omogeneous civilisation and a her- -
monion popular sentiment can be made to
preys' throughout all our borders, or we'may
hope n vain for peace. A peace resting, on
for iaimpossible in a free country; and
le eunderantagoni s tic institutions ie equally
i practicable. To bring about this harmon
•
i ns state of things is the great task that lies
/before us. Admirably has President Lincoln
put this grand idea into practical form ; and
the abolition of slavery in the District of ,Co
lumbla is the beginning of that process which
will ultimately break every Ake and "lot'"the
oppressed go free." , To carry on this work of
crushing out slavery, and at the same time
preserving unimpaired the freedom of the
people, is the difficult and delicate task• that
lies before those who shall for some years to
come, occupy the halls of the national legis
lature. Like the wheat and the taresin the
parable liberty. and slavery have hitherto
been su ffered to grow together; but now they
are ripe, the - harvest is came, and they must
be separated.
- But stormy• as those times are, they are
cheering and hopeful compared with what we
had twenty-five years *go, while 'I was in
Kittanning, Then the whole nation, Whig
and Democrat, parson and politioith, with a
few despised exceptions, were hi:ming the
knee to' the dark spirit of slavery. 1 was
_despondent then; but now I am full of hope.
The thunder of rebel' guns et Sumter broke
the dark, dull cloud which bad hang, like the
funeral pall of freedoin; over the whole nation
for more than a ;quarter of a century; and
never since men were upon the earth wee such
a glotions outboret of patriotism seen. , I tell
yIA-4iendsithe'nation needed this sore con
flict ; we rieeduirthfs.'afirrinenp, thii.titrage,
gle of opposite principle!, this mitts* antagon
ism of right with wrong, aid it. required an
evil as vast 14 our system of alavnry, and a
pridepride as lofty as such a system coed engen
der,,
,
bring it about. ' Let us, then; itheer
folly hear its : burdens and its sacrifices; even
though it loads us with taxation, aid lays our
sons•and brothers dead upon the fields of
1 would like to talk to you longer, but I must
be mi brief*a poisible. It only remain' to
say, that , , t h ou I have left your county, I
'em still 01 , your distriot—that I, am in a
county perfectly identical in interest with
yours--* - county with which you are more
closely connected In business and eixial inter
course than with any other—a county which
gave a larger: "majority: for Lincoln in 1860,
and more soldiers to the defense of the coun
try in - 1881, than any other in the Union. • l
ent glad that two such counties are united in
the chows of a reptiamatative In the national
councils; and to be the representative of such
0 distiict is a 'position that ought to satisfy
the largest au& purestambitiOn. I Should it
be the pleasure of the people ottldi disulai to
place me in that position, l ' shill only . prom
ise that th e bait piwera that my' Maker has
'givenme;bumble ea they 'may be, shall be
devoted to their service. - /osier! Cortez.
. _
. .
I'Diartennuter Gleason;
Ident ills ght.
Dmiallson,let 6w
att7;
severely.
E Anthony.
..,
A. Ballorw 611 d. • •
James Burney, 105th.
Basil Boil. 1024.
Wooster King, 57th.
I x
D. D. tlt .
foot.
P. O. Neal: ID& serere l J.
1 IL C. Demi, 104th.
John Reed, 406th.-slight.
D. bandori 524 i severe. -
Corp. C. Sully, 101 th. - •
8. W. Stackhouse, lath.
1..1. Shields, /WC , •
B.
; B. Smith, 551.
.11; Seaton, 1024.
Sol. &mad, 101 d; .-- ;
. P.C. Spencer. 105ths leg.
'Jan Smith; 93'.1. slight.—
Rat. Shire, WM. thigh.
Thos. Parton, eithillghti•
SsinsL Voley, 7115, slight;
IL-Groves. /With;
Sergt. Gamble, Glil; -
Ssrgt.• Grey. 638, ,
Geo. .Glbeou. 63d. leg oil;
Jai. Gals, Ghl,laceilight;
"
Sergi; S. II.; Grey, 105th,
thlt arid hand;
277...u.linainisan:_93d, leg
and breist; -
B. Jenkins, 524;
Sorg - C.lO OOO . GLI;
Corp. booss, 7151, slight;
Isaac Tubes, INC',
J. Weaver, 1034;
W. Walhorce.W B ; -
Wm. Whiteside', G 34,,
H. Young, 934, securely;
Colonel A. A. McKnight,
10.5 th, in aide;
Corp. Christ. Grime, 61st;
HeurfAllsiser, 61st;
John Baird, 61st;
Andras Ei, 61st;,
Joseph Espy, 61st;
John Goering, 61st;
August Iluetel, 61st;
Hubert itena.6ist;
rAm. JOnes, GUI;
Henry Neer, 61. r.
ugmt,Stalley, 61st;
(Jacob Janney, Glatt
Jacob Wismar', 61st;
Edward Pearson& 61s ;
SPECIAL NOTICES. .
Thutorms...--Samal . Graham j Merchant
Tailor, has removed to Ne. Ditrket Strom,
one door from strait, and has - Piet re
ceived his secoid Supply of Spring and . Sum
nor Goods;conshitilig of
_the latest styles or
olothes;casteas Ind wllop, Selected from
the 3SteetiMpiatattollll.l G0M1A1141312 desiring
their clothing Made up to fit theM, sada .20
pei °Ma: Wig than at any other Merchant Ta
ilor amain , the city, would do. well to give
him an early call, is his Matto is )' q uick ales
•
and small profits.''; . • •
_
nsitoriAttdOt.trintsie.--eleare. Wm. 11 .
'McGee a. Co., coiner of Federal 'street and Di
antondroquire, Allegheny, have truly earned
the name of 'fashionable- clothiers. Their
supply-of Spring and /amines. goods are of
the laced styles. - their clothing is made
up ander;.their, own ditnetion, and is war- .
ranted to lit their cornmeal. In jirieis they
are bound uot.nndersehl by . any . 'other
establishment. dies' them call and judge'
foe-Yourself. We lguarantee' for you a good
sees Con. , , , • ,
_Tar Saipan Tate ,Parown.—For over
forty years., Dooter ,UoUoway has- been sup-
Idyll's 'all the' diodes of EuroPe with ]
JUL,' and - Oirdroenr, - 'they haring • pved
themsolvea the roily Medic:Wes, - able to- owl
the . worit casei Dysontery, Sown; 801136,
Ytlitllll4 falld Araisoe.' Every - :knapsack
OirSold them:. Only _ 31 eta. .per box
or pot, - . 232 .
, .
lnlir."olring to the iroparilleled success
wo haVe'root withturing the pas . two months,
we hive been - indorsed to- loots permanently
at 118 Wood lariat; one door from FUth, and
having sidded4,roatly, to 'oar stook of Books
andkilifts;arti tow.prepared to Offer grouter in.
dooeraento - than over. The ladias are invited
Ws." Carpentin'And Joiner, Job
bing. Shop, Virgin alley, betwden Smithfield
street and Cherrtalley. -Ali kinds of noose
Repairing done on short notice and in work
manlike manner; Charges modcrate. Louse
your orders. all . 'orders 'promptly attended
Ir Ban dow become s settled fact that Mc:.
(Selland's suetlon is the cheapest place to buy
Boots; and Shoot. •• The eonsevience I. that
_there -tha crowds will go, and they find, by
experlatice, that they' are baying regular re
tail goods (of abort fifty Cglatil,oll the dollar.
. . ~ •, . .
• KII.T.SD AIIOrWOUNDID —Also atoll account
of the Battli-befor• Riclnond. -Beep the N.
y, daily: pipers of :Thursday . and Friday,
m d y.s t 1.11,4001 sieve:depot; opposite the
Post Ware: - • • ~. -• • i '
'.e . Poi &full sooOtint of the Battle Wore Bich
_
mind, see Thwriday'e and Pridi's'Neers York
dally. papers; id be
had, et P etok'news
deP°4 apposite' the Post 001 ca., • :
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- IC rant's •PCairos are pronounoed by S. Thiel
liiregilif....Ottitekosch, 0:' Batter and caws to
beegoalaillt sot/crier, to any pada..
1 40siinsire..tatpart will be taken at front's
TOW Bump 216/1331 1 * Bail, Pllth street, , . and
Ithe Obalbus-othoeilio. 405, 1.106it1 street:
'P or_ night, all order! left 10 either the tiro
#WlltetyteWobrptlfeetended t 0..: •-j...,
•.. *i- Xl l C.
i vo : f
zis , Pion
4
;
oto Pf:stoPiis. p.,t i
• -
_ • _
- 4t t t -ie r t v,
i:411 " "
• ;
ovi,STAN
HE IS NOT INTERFEIIED WITH.
THE BATTLE BEFORE RICHMOND
Our Killed an
RIMMOD
-4--
The Battle 'of Newborn,
GEN. SAM. HOUSTON
TEXAS RE
Instruction
-ref° Ca
ffrE GUNBOAT, FLEET
niter to Spain--Governor :Koerner, - o
&i.,
Special Dispatch to the \Gazette. •••
Pntwoar.rnto, Juno 7.--Tbepeoirespondent
of the - Pros says: There is a Might aired. in my .
dispatch of this morning, stating that in
structions had been forwardwill:;4ev..Stapley.
for hie government 'the question of the
Contraband sehoois ! in ,Northi/lirolina. It is
wall known that instructions hail been infer ,
malty drawn up, sad: it was the opinion'of
distinguished Congressmen that they bad been.
approved and Bent, but such,Wes not the coati
It is probable that the Adininietretion is
Waiting for an Wheal we of Gov. Stan-.
ley's proceedings before sett gi n the matter.
Mr. Vincent Colyer arriyediat Washington,
from Newborn, and was int,ro' deiced to the
President and Secretary of War by Mr. Sum-,
nor. Mr. C. gave a comprehensive view of
affairs at Newborn. negaveit as his opinion
that tbe army in North.Crolina was rapidly
becoming anti-slaveri..
Mr. Colyerbefore leaving Nowhere', offered
to resign the position of sdperintendent of
the poor, but retained it et the suggestion of
Gen. Burnside, who gave hid:leave of absence
for tea days, and very kindly expressed his
hope that his schools might be re-opened.
Governor Stanley's seal in behalf of the bar
barisms of slavery is eery generally condemn
ed by all good men. •
One of the New YOrk members of the
House, who visited the battle field in front of
Richmond, says our killed, Wounded end miss-
ing will go considerably over -three thousand.;
There is ample evidence that the rebels suffer
ed far worse than we did,i while among the I
most cheering facts is the one that the great
loss has in no wise effected the remainder of I
the army. Ile thinks that there le not the
.least doubt that our army will be in Richmond
Ina few days. . ;
Col. 'Henley, the brave Marylander, visited,
Washington yesterday, thi the purpose of
effecting ! a speedyweehange , fie was warmly
congratulated by the Secretary of War.
it. is probable that a new and extensive'
camp of instruction will Ceon be established
in the immediate Vicinity of Annipolis, un
der the superintendence MI Gong Wool. . •
4 epeeist despafel to the Tribune, dated I
Front itujii,sib; C4t.Sinderein,Chief,
of Commissary, has, taken possession of all
the mills in the villey, together with
the grain and flour on hand. ;
The weather is still unsettled, and the roads ,
almost impassable,
W Doti branches of tie'
!Shenandoah eri s in g .
James Sipelair, i liatelY Coh:101g the 11th
regiment, North Caroline voiunteers, tikes
hone in some important pointe with theotil--
cal report of Gen: Li O'Branch, concerning
the battle of Newborn, and pledgee himself to
prove, as . soon at cirericuitances. will permit'
investigation, that the battle of Newborn was
logo—first, by drunkeneleas •• second, incompe
tency ; third, personal IsOa of courage and
presence of mind, in the presence ofthe enemy.
The name of Gustavas Koerner, lite - Lieut.
Governor of 'Biddle, wee sent the Senate
yesterday as Minister to' pain: •
The Tritune leirns Troia a' privet.. channel;
that the Union 'Men of ilexes will soon be
heard from-- Arraugernepts for Teetering the
State-to the Union navel been privately Ma
tured under the Medal Sara Houston.
. There is no reliable inform:Olen from our
iron-clad fleet,' which, at last acoonnts, had
again steroid - np the James river. bid
thought by there*. faniilitir with d se
i. defenses
near Richmond; that au fleet tenet likely to
reiehtbat city !Rhone the aid of; a consider
able laud force cooperating , egeltot the'
'enemy. - ; D.
Evacuation Of liteirts and
ißandolph ,
Sr. Louis, June 7o—A speolalidispateh
the, iheysi Wean, dated; 'it Fort Pillow, June 5,
.11 a. m., says the rebels really'evilcuated this
fort on Tuesday night, leaving one mortar
and two guns answer ue. " ' •
' • Wedeeschili--The Wert • of destruction line
been complere-Hharrialm,_heapitale ,
horse-sheds, [only,: ,barne,; and: three large
commissary lonises, fall. of stones, were butte.'
ed. Over a detail of hew:lv:Rio were left,
pert - of Chem spikeeLthe ,badanixi bloat, and
the carriages burned; ; -
A.reconnelisincefe Fulton, two milesbe
low, does not reveal the enemy there.
Comtineitabliteaos beetling at setaral poiets,.
and It is feared Mbar are underneath. '..
The' fortificiatiOne'ire'-unusually .song.
Several hoary gun' were case-mated by heavy
wood work thrown ever them - , in the form of
covers, on.tho river bank, all of which-were
destroyed. ; •
No smart/We e,griipage remain.
• The Repefiltsiaiipiiru'eurreepondent says:
friim all the Informitlonf can gain, .there Is
no onrffeetsteamed directly on to Mem
;Phis. 'Late refugees from !Memphis say,that
10r. Forilkes, of thadealcAcheivrill be OAR of
;the first to hoist the: Federal' fag' on de ap
proach of the Federal:flotilla. ;rho/ say he
ties preached the eiltession doctrine under pro . -
test, for several months, and been' twice lea
prisortbd for his few:less denunciations of the
Confederate iiithoritiee. j -; •
- CORINTH, Juno T. To 4.14; a. AG Ffeseoa,
Secretary of War q Diserterii from the unciny,
report that Ports and Itioadelph were
Precasted onlhe 31 qt nit., and ; that Davis'
flotilla reiteheChtenipitis 'the next day, Ind
found the town nearly abandoned, and man/
bdlldings deitroted. : ;
(Signed) ; ;;" - nAuxcir, • -
• Major General.
Texas to be.Reatored to lib* Union.
.:Naw Your, June. 2.--Tho Vases of to
day.aeys : •We letwu throogb'sprivate chan
nel, ht,whloh we confide, that the Unionists of
Tow will seen be. heard tram: We under
stand that their • arrengethents !for restoring
their State to tho Union have j been quietly
matured, and thit they hive ore ehla thrown
the old deg to the hreese,' under the lead of
(fen. glans. HOUItO26 • • •
'Though w* • wish. the Kind's ezpedition
sonthward. planned and organised last 'Ut
tar, had Wen prosecuted, we clench eueui
hopes that the rebels of Tessa willow:as ins
up mttatng,and that old Sam and Uncle Bea
will hive postilion of the Stale. W. hi
rwit i *
Utility with lively interest. • f: •
•
(iii. • idttebetl ' e-Eapedi•
• : •.•; • ••• %ion, --! • : •
W.Eansofoit"; , Sun: 7:--Dispiteku
reoelvtodi at the 'VIM' Department': from
at.. tthethol!; thitod r st iieanr
Jone 0, tioriorthat txpeditioti from bit
army =der' command of Noslot.,bsti
demo steam:my msizoindo4 4. 4 aso;Atitomb
from_ Wing,balis,, thfoosb ;MM. beak,,,
Chl4/449°P; and utterly dohs* and , rioted.
them at cot poizt... .moiroo4azo
maratioii, and tOppliao . two hill= 'lnto :Qui .
hands, mad stifl mots tailiartsaViiiraltir
ospecto4.to:folloWl.l4. = •
•• • -•
Memphis Siii-rendei•ed.
The Stirs aud Stripes Hoisted Over
' _ the Post Office. .
CAPIVRE OF REBEL GUNI3OAT&
eg g ., &a., -do
Over .3000
' .
43EINO' June B.—The regular packet Platte
,Vidley,pos Bret boat through from Memphis;
arrivedthis morning. Our tortes arc in pos
session of Memphis.
, The flotilla, composed of five gunboats and
eight ituns, left Fort Wright at two o'clock
on Thursday morning. t Finding no obstruc
tions at Fort Wright, the flotilla passed on,
and at eight o'clock on .Thursday evening the
gumbo to anchored two miles above Memphis,
the xi remaining a short distance above.
A reed nobssanee seen made out the enemy's
fleet, consisting of the following vessels : Gen.
Van Rom, - Bag ship; Gen. Price, Gen. Bragg.
Gen. 't.ovell, Jeff.'" Thempson, - Beauregard,
Bnmte and Little Rebel, was discovered ly
ing near Memphis. c During the night the'
rebel deal_ moved down the river, and at day
light Were out of eight, but in half an hour
sfUtretards.they were seen' coining up,, formed
inline of battle. Oar gunboats bad, in the
meantime, weighed anchor, and followed by
'several rains, moved slowly towards the rebel
fait,*hen a shot from` the Little Rebel, from
a rifled at long range, fell within s- short
:distance of the gunboat Cairo, which was in
advatlee. The Cairo replied with a broad
side,'Arid soon the engagement became •gen
eralietrieng range. , . . .
, Alm. ram had Wile; nuroutimp , adianced,
and She rebel rittoßettertgard being comedic- ,
tam in advance was singled out by the Fed.
eraI t EISEOS Monarch and Queen of the West,
etich'striiing to be first to itrikettier - rebel
Oraf",tbe Monarch succeeded : in' striking her
amillships, ibriostuutting her In two, causing
hetie:fillond'eink immediately" in the'chant '
nel4ireetly opposite the city-. At 'this junc ,
11,tt ior
tuts 'a:little ;rebel ram made a dash at the
' Monbloh by this .time was in the midst
of - Ike bel Rest, but by a skilful movement
. of :pilot of the latter she dropped out of
GC ay, and the blow intended - for her struck
this:rebel boat Gan. Price, taking away the
wheel, and making it access try for hetto run
ashore, where she sent shot, which. unfortu
nately for the rebels, struck the boat General
Lovell, rendering her unmanageable. Imme
diately after she was run dews by the Queen
of the West. A brcadside from the Ben ten took
effect in the side of tbe Jeff. Thompson; she
ran ashore soon after, was in flames and burn
ed to the waters edge.
;Four of the rebel boats having been dis
abled, the remainder of their fleet retreated
down the river, pursued by our boats, firing
al they advanced, resulting in the capture of
the Sumter, Gen. Bragg and Little Rebel;
whiCh had been abandoned by most of their
crews. Capt. Montgomery, • the flag officer,
had succeeded in making his escape in the
, woods on the Arkansas shore.
..The Federal ram Lancaster was struck by
the Beauregard early in the engagement and
slightly disabled. Col. Elliptt, who command
-.ed the Federal rams, was struck in the Ireast
by a eplinter and stunned temporarily, but
soon vcovered and continued on deck
throughout the action. This was r the only
immorality on our side.
`., 'Ocir rams were manned by sharp shooters;
mostly from Illinois; who did good execution,
Ticking off the enemy's gunners at every op
portunity. . .. ',
The rebel lose in killed, wounded, and pris
-osiers is heavy, but•not yet fully ascertained.
Oar tugs are busily. engaged in picking up the
crews of their disabled boots.
After the return of the gunboats from the
pursuit, Commodore Davis sent the following
note to the. Mayor of the city :
-
. _ ..„ ~, r ,_ s
' U . S . -E LAO oEaIIER BENTON,
Of Afeaphis, June 6th.
Sir—l have respectfully to 'request that you
will surrender the city of Memphis to the au
thority of the United States, which I have
the honor to represent;
_'And am, Mr. , Mayor, with high respect,
Your ob't servant.
:. (Signed) C. 11. DAP v, Flag Officer.
In reply, the Mayor said : ' , Jour note has
heap naserilroil.„. In 'reply I bare only to say,
as dill authoritien - avalionuraris of"-defame, r
.by forte of circumstances the calls in your
hands:" "'' ' `.
' ;Inimodiately after, the boat's crew landed,
and the -widensl flag was hoisted over the
sPest,Office. The party was followed by, an•
excited, crowd, but werenot interfenrd witk.
The . 434 and 46th Indiana regiments now oe%
eopy the - place, Col. Fitettin command. -The'
city Is, quiet; no demonstrations whatever;
have, been made. 4.t is even asserted that it
will not be • necessary to declare martial law.
Five of our gunboats now lie. abreast of the
city.- -Wereeptared are large steamere which
were moored at the levee. The rebels burned
a. new gunboat which was nearly ready to. be
The Vicksburg Whig, of the 4th, says the
Fedora's have landed six thousand troops at
Beton. Rouge. . .
The;. Memphis Avalanche, of the Oth, says
that the locomotives recently run off by rail
road employees are recovered. The same pa
per says that all the bridges between Memphis
and Humboldt were destroyed. - •
BB mu
TQB UNION
, .
Hebei Account of the Naval Engage.
. , . ; ment at Memphis.
• Cnicacio, June B.—Tbo Memphis Arpin',
of the 6th, account of the naval engagement,
nye tha t three shots were fired from the Con
federate fleet before any reply wee made by the
Federal"— After, the firing commenced, the
*lots from the Federal, fell wide of their mark
on both sides,uhen, on the snivel of several
more of the enemy's gunboats, Comniodire
Montgomery ordined the fleet to' fall • bath,
which wis done. The firing, however, was
kept up vigorously. The rebel fleet retired to
opposite elde of Bear street, no longer in line
of battle, whet • one of the Federal, shot
&bead, and louder their fleet. The fissure
gird prepared to receive her, but the contest
was of short duration, as the Beauregard
avoided the blow intended for her, and struck
teradurcery • forward of ,the wbcel-house.
The blow placed tho Federal boat kora du
combat.'. She hauled-off, and made' for the
Arkansas shore, ether; she remained • daring
the engageinent., ~, -
In the meantime another Federal ram, the
Elotthreli,' tame to her assistance.. The Beau
regard attempted to um her down, bat missed
her, end s strutk - the Gen. Frio* in the wheel
house, nuking II complete wreck of the boat.
• She made for, the Arkansas shore, and sank.
A tztuaterof persons on board 'wore killed
and wounded by the' enemy's sharp.sbooters.
At this perbrd four Federal Iron-clad boats,
I which had taker' no,part in the action; except
1 firing at Jong fangs, came up, when the
can
nonadingtiuelttras fie r celyMo narc htray
;oneited. In • short
struck by •
large shot, .
I and sunk: . The r. ittki Babel was soon after
wards strut by a Federal shot; and at ones . . . Fo r t
started for the Arkansas shore.: The Bemire- . From S a nt a Fes an d
raid, nothing undaunted by. the disasters . . Humes Carr, June I.:The Santa Fe intik
wind% hadbetallen the others,continued firing. with dates to the 26th, has arrived.. , : .. ~
As she retired towards the point two or i The Texans had ruched Mescal" ; with l liv is e
three of the enemy ' s large beets closed upon pieoes,Of aitillinjaind - 'mien wagons. - t
her, pouring in • broadside.' The Federal eald that after stopping at FL Fillmore to re..
11181 came up 'and 'dad dealt her a blow, when cult th eir exhausted energy,- they', 'wl,on.-
she sank rapidly. The Confedreta Beet moved tinue their botieward-bound Wirth. , ‘ . - • • '
down the'tiver, - and '.shortly afterwards one .: General Sibley is , reported to .be a -.Fort
of them - wis• ' dliooverest to be in 'flames. Bliss, far in.advance of Ida triand? t
taking
'The conclusion' arrived at. was that the re- care of himself. ..- .1 ...... • ..
...
minder of our fleet shared the ;same Wets! Bard. Brayton, whotollows4 th e. auttlef the
the other& ~The, loss of life in the Sagas,. enemy's : West, reports tkatiShisansevidence
.meat cannot . tic.' intimated to any degree of of suffering and deetzietion from Wag, end: toi
°ortolan- IA irninbil ire kaOWO to Nova 1011 - , the other. Booth renialns ottranmete faunal
en by the enemy's sharpsheotini." IC le sup- in some plus! which !sad not beets Interred;
posed.quitil a.vaiill>dr went doivn in the 'sink- . 'while others partbliiinterntehad - butt - ex.
log smile.:Ttie loss'homed by the enemy, other hom by weljek'exf*Zette r ffelh'''devolui l l .•
than damages,, was as • above mentioned. :The rains of Wagesisir imbulanals; , and cafe'
Their boats-were Utogether - saperioy to oars !sons, abandon,* blot)ing Sed.annerairessea o
in every respect; they are therefrom supposed of males and itoiseii-marked. tinkling ff To!!
to ,have sastathed but a• email loss, Savo in treat. • ~..,-, , .. - . • - ••,.,
stiong,..the ,peess
.. • -;:.:t. .....,...1
hand-to-hand en CO EMI tan. The bluffs jn.front aust - disamitut Purlieu* e
of the city were crowded with spectators du- pleb, Ab e fionitou. owing 4 : 44 1 4441, 14 . 41st,
lag the engagement ' . Business of every. kind. b anding th e yountspers. •., , • 0;,... .., 4 „
was suspended. • The engagement lasted one • . Admen from Fort Craig. too2 . 4.bWitlt•ol ,
114
hoar and firi minutes." '.- • • . State that early on the moral :Mak ,
' ,-* • - .- ~
'• ' ' ' • Capt. Telford was stationed,' kit.:3s:4o*
Cavalry 6 trivial§ kin K rata dry- ? Capt. mettb. o tt - tbo•-mmt , s ide' of - the ild.: th o dav
-'• • " ' 22 ceallOugh Killed. . -' ' Xervennolles below l'ort''CrollY, - when ha' fit-'
•'. 1u.:.-: , .' " .. ree..7 • The s e cre • toryof War ce.thea s taituaanitcl retreads, to '-lb ' bird , Ilt.
o .99,4 "'''''' '.
- • ....- ----- ' . 200 Texans: Suva to be a st ra ggling iftterf :
Itat' iu46°. ' a<lie torahs! entuekl l rifts of , ley's commaita....a e reassul.
eaelosent. .Re has empowered 80.,
~ ... ~- . — . 3 l ot oot t to attend to t h e matter. •-i .to do so, and thiludlatedy., gars battle,- and
,::...-Abuisi: to *ppear/mar; from Clinton eoeu-i fal e ,-"t•lllrei... -110arir.oltljra lio retreated °
„.. tolurt,
titiigaipitlliatCisarnpFerra's mutat Mar- i , :i lr A tr i o . g ini tat o r il lt tut oa i; o4 iiii w a fr
isiXtsreamilni ;mere rtu g'' rahiajl a o lt 'if :men The Tainnelosifs not lftiosHra . Two .
' 36.111411" om. ig o "' II" 91 k att4i41414"."1. 7 :. ' ' t" ' - C l rid • 'lllaberl - wr;rri‘ ini
o Pwltrity. —J. ,'.. . ~ ),,l* 10_ tql,r4, o 5.,., 0,.,r0
,_, ,
. 7
'--- Tti*iiltri Celo • l'. alectillot4llt 9 i thii; 1 11 1 01, . loll:Pell.tir r1 .... it *!.. 111 , ,5°1r°118- ' •• ''
• ..
".- San' 4alry with sittj-Ilve meet '•. • '• 4. ' • • • -"! ' '
44 by' 'CU 'handled - of, Margaret '..?.t. 9 -'" Oa" ' - . 11 - el il ! atchl4 . -._, %ad. •' - '''' 2l
. •= - - - -..,,e Na gte.s4,. pc,. 16i - win: ,- -Mathillouiti:. •* .)Tiirara .. tirea,...41141—. Mteistgllk
~ jecs .. ve*.
=efuts bath killed. There - Ter& ai•thelt'ar DaPortiattlif. - dated 'itt.kiers. - me-i
'1200: -•- "On - atek- slital The rebels:ay , Clellan's -at ilo'ciulc,,,L.ty...,
o fr y staiikhega - 4,•.".4 .'J. I . ', c-• . • :-, • ~,, .day, suit* gillnlpivoll . 9* . lloV , ,
cuzyvegvkiA:i et tr,::::: , :lc; .... ' :,,.,••:.,--.::'"-- '-'21....AieWitaw:14003,4:1;2104,124 :-.46.1
it , IX --A
Blonroe
--The following wounded axrived to - night in
the'steamer - Siiite of hGeWki. 2 -
• - -
rd dsßlake•,• Bernard; Liowt.
Capt..Co.E; S. B Wilson;
Sergeant Co. KI Zook, Co. K.-Thos Knight: Co.
E; L. Slorphy, Co. D; Jenne Wood; Cu; I); If Shaf
fer; Co. A; J. Eaton. Co. Arlt. itea, Co. 1"; John
-Koehler. Corporal Co. H; EL Trundale, Cotiniwal Co.
11;,Jamea Corporal Co. G; John . Hyatt; Car.
Sing-Tkird linitryintaiG.—W. W. Either, Co. A;
G. 11. Chalmers: seret., Co. K; J. Horne, corporal.
Co. A; J. Bagley, Co. A; U. Matt, Co. A; C. Id'ilwah,
ccaporal, Co. A; H . Whalen, corporal, Co. U; Janws
Trout, corporal, Co. A; 8: Stour, corporal, co. A; D.
tskin; corporal, Co. A; A. Wams, coryoral, Co.
S.-11allinberiptr, -corporal, Co. K; U. •B. GrGes,
Co. G; W. fladth,lienterent, Co. A. ' - • -
Niarg-Third-Peruyironia—S. Porrennia' n; Co. K;
J. NV. 'Shades, Sergeant; Co;D: J. B. Allen, corporal,
Co. K; 'A, Hnnnewell, corporal,- Co. it; John Fritz,
=renal, Co. Bi
Alllti"Co.B.ll:Baiiii. C;
Li 7 1"115 -
Eighty-Pint !PeßdllikeNithF.- Flannigan, Co. C;
One Hundred:and Fourth Perenritlronia;-. l scOl. Olen
deli, Co. C; John. Trencher, Co: F. . •
Ons Hundrod Giut -Third Pelliugleania—lf. San,
Corp
Ratty frank—Wm. C. !Rowan, Co. E;
Corp L. C. Elliott, CO. C; Harrah: _
Screwy-Efrond Pesimplasnire—James Flanvell,ll4.F..
rmiinitottitt—Tlumnas touted, Co.
H; m 3i ii .
to Gin. n.Boo r .h.. nd, Co.CK; Adam!,
Camp
Aid de
Ftfly-Third:Pormadrania—Peter Everett, Co. K;
Corp Jacob Thger; Co. D; Wm. Sargetant, CO. E.'
Bury-Find PeOliglillltiO—J. Sterna, Co. C; P. C.
Weimer, Co. E.
• Pelmsylecusid—Wm. Grover, Co. L
Ally-&stonti Penusylnynia—Lieut.ll.A.Basa,Co K.
•roarayssf.Moxaos, Jane 7.--The•stearnei
B. Spaulding arrived here yesterday afternoon:
with the following wounded fromihe White
House • 5_
F. U. Kann and S. Siouan. 10.3drebnaykranla.
Corp. M. C: Settings and W: 3 Foster, Co. B, ,s:th
Pennsylvania.
Alfred G. Groff, Co. It; Sergt. , , Jacob Grubbs, Gist
Pennsylvania.
Corp. Andrew Bahon, =Pennsylvania.
51. Mc-Nazi', Co. I', 103 d Punnsylvamiti.
- Corp. U. Phillips, Co. G, 52d Pennsylvania.
John Smithinger. Old Pennsylvania.
'John Stokes, Co..F, 104th Pennsylvania:
S. W. Harrison. 11enry Killer, 'Z3d Pennsylvania:
Jos. Donahue, Co. A, Illst•Pennsylvaztia. •
Jno. W. Brewer, Co. I, 101 St Penneyirania.
Corp. H. Vt. Spies°, 0o: C, 62d Pennsylvania.
Henry - E. King, Slat Penneylvaala .•
W. Slumber. Old NIIIIVIVII IIII .
Chas. Boswell,23d Pennsylvania.
Wm. Blair; Co. I, 101st PeGnsylvants- • .
John Fritz, 63d Permaylvania. -
E. J. Flenkerson, Co. B, 61st Pennsylvania:
C. Bantasb.lolth Prunsylrania. •
John O'DililOl6, CO. I, fad Pennsylvania.
L. Scott, Co. I, 61st Pennsylvania.
W. Bice, Co. K, 63d Pennsylvania: •
(1. W. Feinstein, Co. I, 61st Pennsylvania
J. McGinn, Co. K. 106th Pernisylvania.
Capt. V. EL Actruff, Ist Calliarnba.
Lieut. F. A. Denaldson, 234 Pennsylvania.
Thou. McCann, Co. H. 101st Peunnylvanta.
Capt. A. W. Taylor, Co. F, 105th Pennsylvania.
James O'Brien, --.
The Missouri Convention.
e d.
JETYKILSON C ITY, June v..--21:1 th e ...011V0a ,
tion, to-day, the Committee err Elections re
ported an order to enable the citizens
. of , this,
state now in military service , to vote at the
coming August election. ''
The Special Committee on the seats of ab-.
sent members reported in favor of expelling
Messrs. Price, Crawford, Hatcher; Wright
and Turner, on grounds of the active part
they took in the rebellion; a nd in favor of
simply declaring vacant the seats of fdessri.
Oberman: and Watkins.. , . •
It was moved to strike out the name of Mr.
Watkins for the reason that he had renounced
the rebellion, and had been pardoned by the
President.
After a discussion, the motion was lost, as
wait alsoltbe motion to simply declarathe'seat
of Mr. Wright vacant.
The report was adopted.
A petition of 700 citizens of the Fourth San- I
atorial District, was presented asking for the
expulsion of Prince L. Hadings from the Con
vention, as being unworthy to represent the
Union people of that district. ••No better ev
idence was needed of his traitorous and con
temptible conduct than that be has aided and
abetted' ¶he rebellion, and has not dared- to
show himself in said district since last Sep
tember. Mr. Finding -asked for the appeint- ,
ment of a committee to investigate his calls,
which was agreed to. - • • . •
The discussion on- the "ordirjence defining
the qualification of voters of civil officers was.
then vesumed, and after several speeches for
and against it, the motion of Mr. Orr, made
yesterday, to strike out the obtuse disanchis
log persona who have taken np arms against
the gorernment, or given aid and encourage
-mont.49.the rebellion •wais carried by 44 to
and, on moCiifiVtlte iirditancessraszieemmi
tad tolle Committee: • •
Mr. llowell Moved to instruot the Commit-
tee to report an ordinanee on the buis
minority report, mainly defending the action
till the next regular -Gubernatorial election,
now that the disfranchising obtuse was re
jected,: There seemed to he s majority in
favor of -this proposition, but :Without reack
ing a vete on the motion, the
. Convention
10O\rned, . .
LA'
ST FROM EUROPE
:1 of the North .American.
, .
• Cain Rao June 7.—The ' steumer ..North
imeriaan, fro nk Liverpool; on tho 29th;!.ieund .
for Quebec, passed otr this point at noon
Dlto
day, and was bo*ded by the press yacht. - . •
' The - 'steamships ammonia, and Nova' Sco
tian ailived out with 29th. The ship Scourge,
from Sonrabaya to A tardam, has been aban
doned at sea. The oreis s were saved.,: i • ~ .
.ThO Defense Commisslen, appointed by-She
British Govemnient, to inquire into the rola
. tics efficiency of .iron-platef
. .
cations made s 'report; in
measly camelo the conehts
must continue to'form' an-a
the defence of the country.
The London Daily News
Ter's course at New Odium
NOtioa had beon even in
of COmmorir of a motion
relation' existing betweet.. raiglana _
United States Government and the - , confeden-.
ates. • . • - • \
The Grand Duke Constantine hal - ibeen.
Pointed Viceroy of. Poland. " • .
L.nerpini.--Cotton- advanced %'dAmer- -
can: Sales ef' tke sieek42,ooo bales ; 'of Fri
day, 10,000 bales.. The market closed: buoy
ant. Breadstuff" have an upward tanderibir:
Flair mind corn have each. advanced 6d.•-' Pro—
visions dull. , London consuls, for money, 93%,1
Americas:- minorities. are, steady and - un-
OAPS B/LCZJnte 6.-=-The•-steamer City -of •
Washington passed Cape - Race'. this evening,
with Liverpool dater to the 28th ult.;
• The steamer America - arrived out
25tb, and the Etna on the 25th.ult.,
The London : Morning' kiwi imam'
,that bm,
the abeimoe oCanyliw bearing on thi•COSOstr
t h e - i mp Emily. Pierre , i the Elie*.
Government Mill Wale - to restore her.: '
The surrender of Noifolk;ind'ilie destine;
tien of the 31.eriiniai„ is regarded as the re...
titement et the South frini the contest on the.
water.
The rule of Gcn:lntier in flew Odious
is denounced as excessively Owen and harsh.
The English' Oiitioar tiews is tinimpOrtant.
1 1;1'. May and six bandred:44hMill's rebel
cavalry attacked sixty tiOnti. , L Lester's" 3d
Minnesota,; *bile bruskfas tint al - Reading,
twelve miles . frOta 'hitattreest.osm, killing six
and capturing; all the rest but 417. 11, • The.
rebels afterward inurdenal several of their.
prisoners: The sconts_holonged to Wyncoop!S
cavalry. An attack on .Idurareestown hie:-
peeved, and forces-have boadispatolted there.
The coarse of the Vallaitdigha clique ea-
Oitas great indignation among the Tenness‘
m
loyalists, . .
Blemphis Ours Without Reeistotice.
- Nair litiesite,lone 7:—The itiouriiir Platte
Valley has just arrivettirom Xentphis. She
- reports elf quiet there. The city serrendeilka.
to the federal flotilla without reeittariew.
markets by:Tolegrapb,
- .Ptliz.s.nalsnu, 'June .7.—lioen;—Breedstuffs con
-Untie very doll; soles 0f:2,050 bbla - flour at_6131% for
; superfine, and $4 87% for extra Sually.: -Receipts
[ 'are light. 11.7 e Lstead) . at 53 "x5, and- corn meal at
521500 2 WA. -Wheel firmer and beceiptsare small:...
welter 50Uttbush red at 11118, wail white at $125. - ..
72,C00.blish rye sold at Mc.- Corn leis liCtirbt alba of;
,
'3,000 built yellow at 53c, and' 2.000 built . - fair mbita '
at We. - Oats In 'demand at 4.0941 e for-Penasylvsalt„ .
...
sod 37c for Southern. :-.., Provisions dull; lotudissies.ot
'mesa perk at 012412 23, and hanis IIII;dekles at 1:48 r,
%MSc.- lard Ls stead at /IX@
6 . rf c r i ls o u r d p l i u m sal e
l itn ag d. 4 llF; for Inferior.' Cotle Y s is ,
dugs: and moiler& ar e neglected. ...lilllity,issrm at I
2.5 cents. -- . -. ; . •, •
__.' .7, - ..,
.. Ilsw PoiS., lelle 7.--I.loon.—SlOnle - arm: sew 8,-
1500 Wheat quint ; sale. 75. 000 husk ut NV/ •
10 for Chicago lipiing,.and 080361. 03 Sir llillwan eis:-
Club. Corn buoyant. at 4844510. Previa/NM_ perk . •':
quiet. .Iteefdidl. Lard steady at7,502%4. _ W hisk
dull at )
•'
• Receipts of Sour, 24,636 bblii.wlrsitt.,-152,8 31 2bnehl
. . , .• „
Bataistoan, June I.—Flour very dell; 'Ohio oilier .
fine sells at 65 25.: Whims qtdet; sales 7,000 hula at
• $ 135 foVrenenrirhite; 51. Xftl 25 for Vol:. Corn is '
erre at 54:36.5s for.yellow.. Oats quiet. Ityeatill i s
Gito for P.M. ProVlSiolla gigot at $l4 75 for . dear
pork. Whisky steady. • '• • •
. ..
Ban Teas,' June 7.—Evening.--Cotion quiet;
odes 1, bales at 111%c. Flour quiet; sales OMI
bbls at $42064 for . State, SS MIS 15 for Ohio
and 4 15(35 tat for Southern. • Wheat -steady; tiles
120,000 bush at 86€411101 for Chicago 5pring:97195 1133 '
us
Or Milwaukee Web, and 51 1401 le for !led Ottio.•
Corn - steady; ales 100,000' bush at 42461 e. 4 Pork •
hoary at 1111 25.. Laniquist at .730,11,5ie. 'Whisky
•
DOCTOR C. BEALS -Water DUO and Horace.?
pathio Physician; ;lee' agent for tainbowli
celebrated' Truss . fc r Raptures. .Coritor of
Penn and Wayne streets. L.,
Slight Calif,
al' 'CP , Oatiaft,;(g.c*ik•iicriesa
R(INCHIAL or .geae
which : might. Bei cheoxd -: -
WeP with a; .simpte: .. ;remeciy,
negbvt , t, often terminates. serial ii.
• Few are' aware of the irnportanoe of
, - 14 P.Pir , e; a, icau-g - h
AM in', .13;;st 44! ; "that which
in the. beginning : would yield. to a,
ntzld remedy, if not attended: to, soon •
attcaqis the Inag
i q. ' -
...gif:auti-24.4ZneJzialOrackea •
:were fret intro:lased eleVe [ n bears ago.
It . Ass, been roved th at they • are the
best prtiele hefoM the ..publio for
•
A'atplAks, Aigitatichitia,
the Hacking
Cough. ,in ~go.n.aturtzbiLait, and
numerous affections of the Oitiaaf, •
giving immediate relief, •7 : .
Public. Speakers .X' S i ngers
will find them - effete:x*l for oTearing
and otrengthoniorg the , voice.:
• , hold by cdtabruggiO.diut gkolers
jlotediaiiii, at: °£ 17674P,PiT; box. *B. -
Tor We by 1311f011 JOHNSTON; CU EL =TIME
r&nigz.sTocit co., BzW.ISSLLYES it CO.
IL L. remastocx &co.; B. V.IrANDIELTORT
and BKNIIEBSON .-,;,-.2lB7actiri3mT
lALLIMILICS Oreitc, Jules I,th.
ALL -DEALERS OF MEROWIDLSF.
to Allegheny City are hereby nerpactfally
fled that their, MMHG/all - LT - raorsst is now
doe, and is to biped at the Treararer's Office. They
will please ere the matter attention without delay. -
es the following section of the .Act emendatory of
itetlllll Laws of this Stale." mitt of neoesally
De
"Striects lib. Thal It shall ' he th - w dnti of *eery • '
City and County Treasurer to rue for Ike recover,
all Gausses duly retarded to hint: the liateantile •
Appraise., ti not paid .on or before the Ann day of ;
July. in each and .very. year, within tun days after
that date; and sold Trammed shall notbe discharged .-
from soy =eh License anima he brine salt to rt.
carer the same, within said date, -and presses the
same to lady:tent and ccecation aspen thereafter , 7
as practLeable, and pays the amount of all such Lt.
ceases received by him into the Eta. Vine=ry, onto
before the Ord day of October ensuing ; nor ahsl be
receive any comadminae an each Linemen, arders he
makes payment as aforesadd.”,
Office boars, from fo 12 . ' slows : in. and feom 2 -.
t o tp. gp. • •.1 ""...41. MACTIRRON, • .
\TOritlieffrO OUNTlL&ll.7.oaftlive—Sl3Bl-'
1.3 ad PrepteGs will be noelved ths oaks of the, '
Itaterding Regulator, In the Market Soliding. Die.
mond,'.np to JUST" 2111. 1852 . 1 br the grading and
paving and setting with curb. Wide alley, from -
ta.LoPastreout.aleo,. far spathes and pacing sad _
eating with each You Braate stmt., from Pannell- • "
rants afelltle to Bluff rtnet.' Treeport. rt-ODe alone -
being used for curb. Also, for the -grading of Tree- •""
street, from Beventhlo Ehnstruat, aad the gar-
pent
Gal grading.of • portico of bathos street, tam Negro
street inanity to Gree r's ➢
of Iota: . Also, for ;e ; •
'groan add Paying of Chrrrplanf alleY. fro. lfifth stnet th
southerly to • priest. alley between Dlasnatul onset .
and fourth street. Also for the btdldlog of • public :
'sewer oft Lou street,lrom post' rotor the Zighth
Ward Scheme Hansa to Watson street:
V. Tor farther pertkolare enquire at- the °Moe of ties
Ikeortungsprivg,. , lAA AC mosunr, , .
1862.- liiecOßD 1862.
,H&TEI, CARS, ENJUW Goplm.
noz , lNg.ra Alm sue= im)m
Wholesale end retail,,,
131. WOOD STREET, PVITSDWB.
• • • • .• . - . :t ,••••- • •
`mayasat Dow receiving a Lases aoratitit o out
MUMS moo of H A TE . Wei ISTBB '
00008. 2101,11411"3,'SILASEB BOOTIConaI PALM
• • \visitiow. our .ettr on Mik;tlfaelial "0 !Ir .
:lower yricel thinla Vhiladelphierelf,WTOC' .
• . *Pt , - \ • , - • - • -11eCOMDBCO . _
Itif Ali noun; now - L(st' - AO W, ,
A.Y.L. EXSTOBID I—.rest rebrista7al:4l a Beatail4*.
vdepe. Prior Er. t'.7e) , .t t ..- .' ' • v .
A Lech:goon the Ei on. Treataelltt• La maloette....
1 Ooze of gparmatorrlarior Seminal WatlmoillaY•svilk...
votary Itailastous
leas , Bezuai.Debillty; and DWWBOW.I5; ; ;;•,
I So Marr generally, Mayrotrocie. OatistmlillilAt;•;t
Eraleey. and
yi: c i t ra
Ar 4
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Idttrf.,.. .X
1.D., .t,l4strou
vgaILL,M Arborusoreen 800h."8e...:..•
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Boot
cadet ~.. 4 .. ww „ i dd r ic
poet.pad, or roffipt or"ds. toot` or MO pttag
.A.l+, tr Xs.CI. J V.
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ILLIONA-
' ' • : Ll 7 Broadway. N.Y..1..P
. 4:14-01:04 800 MSG.
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2510%4 No. 2, ; .
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•WO bait - MIL While. 'fish; ::' • ' ..,'. - --'.--;,.?",'.
i - ..1 - , 11:10 -- d0',... , ',Lake Marrhte '. , ' .. • - .: - . , •::'.:11.1:
, , • ISO bbla-Sitat Yon Iliniws , - -
'. • 100 bblit. Balt/wore
Ha=lo
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gY d elzsi f j . ' ,.
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udm r aiou4bl
',: ' (4 ibS6 ` il Vall4. 116210 :
xxcia4loF.,o,4lrexii,. . •• ~ -..---
os tb Ilaitoiril; eg; Age east end of Brialeary 1110.
- AUeVican cu,•:,;;•.::;:l; .. 't , ; hums RAM°.
mayzeesonagi.... - . ; . • - •
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ior..toa OLICLASTD'GVIDIC 001 n.
: O u lVlOSZ L g irl eg.ssaps. A mfr i e js tt a a . isa
CHL&B„ , frVitZiUtral, noOWI.BB,
raw x . 7 !, o i r es ~2
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, ' zakeilne , " - • - -
JCA riCe# 1 1 1 0 1 0.418;194, 27 - •
• • • inot4;sts. coitus.
1 • ! - Y. 6000 1. =lnn
' fey i4A needy'. nosivat
tar alit?. -sou wa. ricnial.• •
.144: • Vim scrod.. •
attrt.ntits::argiiiiiitWairia.
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IA. if siektihyA -
:11 1 9 f te....- -1 ... ( . t.
tedmitelluet laciaki lot -,.. -. :1.X.: 11;COLLIlla ' '
,14.420 S /W 4 4 4:11.1tOliViii&LOW SAMS .:
4-M l 4l O /I•: 2I :ArRAVVITAXTe 3 . 1141 fe 4 A ' '
Wt.,x 9;rav,, , :e.e.ai 0111:-.7 Chit-
xs. 'prune