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Shaw, Opticten — OfF:,ss Fifth street;—ceireated daily . 9 o!clook, a. IC BsOmeter • IW. pleonasm of * resolutions adOpted by the RE PUBLICAN Exicunrs comatirrso.or.-AL. L 3 OUEST-COUNTE,'BI their meeting held on Sat- Way 21th, 18f2, - notice I, hereby given. that PaPicalr mErix.mos will be held In the sailors Waidallorropnha and' Townships of the County, at eh* tuna 1 idicie of holding elections in each Prof, einet, on BATSBDAY, JUNE 21orr,' 1862, for the election of-TWO DELEGATES !rem each Piecinti; to a Convention, lo held on tboFora.ovivio , . Tile .conintion wlll aaembh on lIONDAT, JUNE Ft; 06. at the CODES Hotial;, 411 o'clock • a. l a ., -6 nom i nate - a . PBENDzNi . , 'omit or . COMMON PLEAS. An, an ASSOCIATE LAW JUDGE 07001t1DON PLEAS, Ao.,and COUDTE • COSTUOLLEG,and to elect DELEGATES to the STATE ISEPODLIOAN'OOIIVILSTION,'tO be held The Primaly Neetings in the township will he_. hold between Osbourn of 3 and and in the titles:and borough, between 3 and p.. lb.. del said d~sayJ - The - snip - will ~ba P rTi nbaentg o , f a nt b; !l ie le titift l itr h gn own. ongke by =dm:" : 4. DRA.VO, Ctial l rmaa. 8, emus. Secretary,' itepubllcan Primary Elections. . . Pitrsient tO call ,tho 'Cotuaty.Bxeentive -- Conitnitte4 Iteptiblimn :voters of - ,XIIO-- - ghony ionntrheid theli prireary Meetings on Saturday lastp-foo the purpoee of electing two -de1i11444 from each kepitici A to moat jltCon wentiois at the Court - House, this morning, at oltrren e'elook; to nominate; a President Judge of tha.court of Common Pleas, en 4esoeiato LasS:Jridge of Common Pleas, and i Coanty Controller, and to elect delogstes to the State Sapitillean . Convention. The foll owing-delegates were ehosan in the cl(striets deOignated : ' El t raM P M 'gird Ward—Jamer T Burkheimor. &amid Ward—Joha Wil.on , Thoums Steele. • Third Ward--Tiret Precinct: David Sinn,: A. High landsr Second Precinct :, John J;Case,,H. Haley. • ...rearth Ward—R.-Hips, Wm: TomlitacaLl -. rok Ward—Pint Precinct: P.. Thommula. Jiasph Kara. - Remind Precinct: McClintock,— Weisser. . girth Wa AVOaadleva,John Resold Ward—James Richardson. 1 - Imeard.- ,Dighth Ward7C.: H. Dounaarr, Wm. Ilutdtivon. rust Ward—J. &broil, S.Thompsou. 1•• • &coed Ward—Joa.•liirkpatrick,Johaild'Doupld.., • Third. Ward—First Precinct: A—Robson. 'Jame., Miler. &mud Product: Gar. Cerra, C. (Dgmith. • Fourth yard-Tint Precinct W.. W._ Ball, John. &COW Precinct: -Lewis S. • HO:largos. - • &Wit Pittsburik--TVin: U. Brirkei, iCeigids $6ll Birsaugkam—A. B. Wilson, Jobn -Pranec. • • Ron. Robert McKnight! We rocentlypiblishod copious extracle from the Nunn:lief the Ron, Robert McKnight, of Allighany,On the recognition of the republics of Hayti - and Liberia. Prom our correspond eats' wa leaps that Sri& speech hal been very/ highly spoken Ofried was very well received, both in Congress "aid by Intelligent poOple isliewheie. The folleifingcongratulatpiy Lst iisrUias addressed - 11feKnigheby the eammiesioners. from . Liberia, gentlimen of intelligence and worth, and will enPain itself: 4 , T0. 325 ifirsiter, -; Washangton, use 12,1862, f -, - The undorisigned, Commisrionere from Li . bell e to the United States, deeply sensible a ' the'. great exertions of -Ron. Rohr. Ificitni,ht, • • and the distinguishedssrvioe renderedj by him - 3a the Rouse of Representatires;in (Carrying out the very important measurs to Africa sad ~Liberia, the recognition of • that infant Republic, avail themselves of the earliest op -- portulity.totender, in behalf of said Republic, the expreesion•of their sincere gratitude; and will afford them ' groat pleasure to.consey to \, the people of Liberia the names of all those friends of Ours in the American.Congrese, who hare manifested such deep interest and .S 0 faithfully in our behalf. - . 1 . , - • • .tAtex. Catrunatt; 'EDWARD W. EL*DIII, J. D. Seamen. • How. Host. - /Netting afithe Central Board OtEd ,yeation. • .The Central.. Beard of Education met Sat , tirdaj 'evening, June 21st. Present, iileSsra. Brush, Duncan, Lowe, 3farehall, Sergenntand _ltestayiTresidont.- - The minutes of the last meeting were mad, land appreved. , - -The Principal' of the High School rePorted . • the . recall of the ,examinetion of eindidstes for admission. , (1,2 motion C of: Mr. Small, candidates hold ing,..the following number',: : . 276, 200, 296, 900, 802, 304, 817, 322;334; 363,304,368, 373,• 2711, - 381, 389, 406, 408, 409, wen declared en- OW to admission. . • --, - • On motion of Mr. Duncan 'candide teii bold, • - leg Nos• P / I 277 279 280 285/ 11 286 287 288:. 229 , , •• • 291,292,293, 294, 241, 208, 299, 301,308,342, 314, - 311, 314, 315,316, 318, 320,321, 324, 32.5, 326,328, 335, 340,341,:343, , 344, 346, 348, 344, " 350, 354;858, 358;359, 365,386,369,370, 372, 376, 382, 887, 388, 392, 393,391, 395, 401, 402, '404,405, 410,115, 417, 419, 420, 425428, 428, ' •;• .430 - were declared entitled to re.examination. On, motion. of Mr. Marshall, lirednieclay, 27th, And Thursdai,:2Bth" of Angola. were %flied for the re7emmaination. ' • On adjourned. Tile Oil Trade. • '! The Oil City Ilegifter .of butt week, says 6 obiaiderableqnsitity of oil hae gone forwird sines a u i. ;net mut,- but there have been feW trier:suitors: The old Floes still rule at th e well. ' Sales have 'been made at 45 dents per - bap:hoidens are asking 60 cents. =Some email lots` have - been ,delivered at this point' t 70:and 75 - OWL:- The' demand ap pearefo he getting better here; From some - 4 nneseetratibla resson,oar Eastani correrpon- - Arno& hinsfailid: to reach its.", Some 10,000 bbL coma down : - on , the Pond Freshet, on _ Tturdaylast,,, - ,Stook on hand) it our whores and In Moks'ap the Creek, very We hare ziothisrg new .to-note in the way of development, Freights ,to - Pittsburgh 30 to -, crontsper bbl; Tim river is afire fair stage, and a good prosikiet of a herb. - 'We give be- - ..low the reports of our different warehouses, Ay the week tufts doge 17i . Michigan Rook, Oil Conipany received 2,- i' 118 bble. of oil; skipped 3,178 bbis.; received T,073 empty bids.' Abrams, Orr dc Co. rtceir - • 'ad.,1,135 - bbis of oil ; shipped : l,B3o bbir.; re , ogled 552 empty Wile. llanmes• received 1,- 267 bids; of oft; shipped gni bbis. - ; received :.*;,830 empty bbis. _ „ , • • A :Mast Charged With Macias Five Boasts time slam, a gentleman of yentriloi - • gala' irecomplishmentf arrived In New York • . tityiand made au engagement with of • • the ilimrery therities as a performer. Before • he had a fair opportunity of enlightening the eonsmanity with the merit/ of his arsi. • war rant was sued out for his arrest •la Philadel. . .Phil, and' seat on for execution.'':Detective thereupon ensiled the man and 'con .. :cried him to Philadelphia, on, the charge of • hula - a more 'turf tbaa the law allows. It . - appease that there are in the various perts of the country no less that. Ave women, all of • . whom claim him as their husband. 'Joe o f time HIM in Pittsburgh, one in Wheeling, • • one la Phillipsburg, and two la Philadelphia. Thelon Lady whoa' be married was a widow, of Philadelpbia. Elbe is only eixty•two years of age, the meet- being about thirty. Abe bed bestars widow for terenty-nine years, and • POOJaand of the pleasant 11111. lortase of 515,0170. Finding that her htubstidirit•Me tributed his affections with • too .gpirserinur ss:rhand;she - Went before' magi, crate and made • 41913114•1111,—benCOblil arrest. WILX.L.NO ' Ovit TBM Arzeotbray •A D ilk or'idaist named James Barnum propo-, - sea to .walk over the Allegheny river on a ware, at 011 City, tnt . :tba 4tkor Jety. Thermi n , • 'to be about an ineh In thinkneu, Anti wllt!b• tatepandectittenly•Ale feet - ibove the sarfade at the water.. II lir. B. tau thzong,h satin Blandia w U has It Auvlictiblio riraL UIIZETTZ:. sniashup on ihe'reniisylvaula . /road. i . . . 1 40terdaytifteinoon, °A t.he high embank ment justbey4d Newton Hamiltont Hunting , - ten 'eatutty.-cine.freight train going eastward was ,, nzufinto by another', also 4 . oing in the earns diMetion. Two ears loaded Arldr-flottr and.,Mbkano. were smashed up and thrown • down'an embankMent someone hundred end fifty feet.. A third car was hadly.bniken; The „locomotive was ales .Injured, and-Some fifty feet of the'. trick torn up. 1 , The repairing of . the road took lap , ten home, and before that was • completed three-passenger :trains. and ' some fifteen orlwenty freight trains had col lected in that vicinity: :in fact nearly three mgoe of..tiains bad accumulated. between 'Huntingdon and hiaVeytoWn. •Ne 'One was injured. A large amount of flour aid tobacco was meshed up.. The 'pasienger • trains' due thereby, after midnight, came in this morning at 1036' o'clock. The 3.50 train East was'also detained 3:or 4 hours. • Fir=rl 72 13 _ -.43)3-20 Book Notices. Borne, and Other Poems. By A. H. eanghey. Ne - York : Carleton, Publleber (Late Budd A Carl, tuna. Pittsburgh: For natal by. gear, klintr • Mb street, . • The principitVpicein in thif little' volume is ooinposod of a number of eke tales, (or studies, 'we might call them,) of the, subject proposed for poetic treatment; -= home and home scenes, under various dispositions orthei . light' • and shade upon the canvas before the poet's fancy, being ,tratisfened with pethaps .too much haste to -seourellity. requisite gazofelness , of floish,'in en artistic point of view to the work.. The shorter poeoce are of like charnoteq=they reflect poetic lattguige_ilid imagery, without that intensive expression of It which'depth of feeling, chastened by exquisiteness of taste, always secures to the .poet whose self-ezpe-tithe. singe Tor forusipontittitiously, of Nom. The volume is very beautifully printed on the now favorite tinted paper, so. well hnown to' the public; :happily, of late,, and likely-to supersede the white glare of the pages which we heretofore bad to endure.. • Payment of Taxis. • After the lst of July the County Treasurer will here in readiness at his office the dupli cates of 1862 for the payment of County, State, ' •or, Militia and Railroad taxes, on which an abatement Of five per cent. will be allowed if paid.withiii the time prescribed by law. The relief tax will' have - to be added. Itato of County tax, five mills; rate of State tax, three, mills; rate of Poor tax, two mills. interest err Railroad bonds, twenty-seven milts. In order that the public at large may be better scam- . modated, the Treasurer suggests that the res idents of the cities and adjacent diStricm at, tatulid The PayMent" of 'their' taxes , ,On Mon days, Thursdays and PiidaYs of each weak, that the country people may have the fall benefit et the market days. ,Connty warrants trill pceivid for county tak only- all other taxes meet be paid in linkable tact's. • : . Malicious Prosecution. Denial Root, produce dealer, has been com rattled to jall;on a capias issued- out' of tho Diatriot CoUrt, to answer L. It. Woodward, and his wifi and daughter, orSharpsbar g ; in an action for damages far nialicious prosecu tion, IL.wiU be remembered that-Mr. Wood: ward (whoie name was incgnectl given as Woodruff) was prpsecuted, with his wife and daughterylor larceny, en complaint of Mr. Root, some weeks since. It is alleged that the proSecntion. was malicious, and-hence this rustier( for damages. . './Pause LiI3LIB'S llortut.r.—Atter several months' parenthesis of punctuality„Frnek Les- Mowthly relippears on. our table. This July neither, the first of very - promising opening for the half-yearly volume --contains besides the usual colored plate of fashions for ladles, an innemerable number Of other plates for every body else, as well as and giving some aspect for a host of things, animate and inanimate after which human Curiosity is running at the ' Present iiaie. VIIIIDICT IN TEN JOHNSTON WILL CASH.—/I1 the Court of Common Pleas, this morning, tho jury in the Johnston 'will ease Came in -hav ing been out since Friday forennoti) and ren dotnd a verdict for the plaintillti 7 —the executers of Wm. Johnston. This SOIL/Line • the will, ■nd the awe baring been once befort the Supreme Court, this verdict may be regarded as a finality. - SPECIAL NOTIMS. Rtworgo.—Samtfel Grahiti; Merchant Tailor, has removed to No. 54 Market street, one door from Third street, and has just re ceived hls second supply of Spring and Bum 's:ter Goods, consisting of the latest styles of clothes, cassimeres and vestings, selected from the latest importations. Gentlemen desiring jheir clothing made, up to St them, end at 20 per cent. less than at any other Merchant Tai lor store in the city, would do welt to give him an early call, as his mottO is "quick sales ,and etnall.profits." YA13.11 lONAISL 6 CLOTHING AND WRENN TO GAT THcar..—We would say' that Messrs. W. H. McGee & Co., corner of Federal s treet and Dia mond. Square, have just received their'aulnmer goods, and their patterns are all of the latest styles. ,- Any person desiring a well-made and neatly - fitting suit of clothes, ibeir establish ment is the right place.. All their clothing is made under their own supervision, and they are always ready to sell cheap to cash buyers. 010119119 CALLS will be taken at Hunt'a Book Store, Magenta Filth street, and at the Obnibue office, No. 405, Liberty street. Day or night, all °Melia lett in either,the two pfstez will be potaptliattended toi t. , Don Sop C. BICAUS,. Water Cafe and Ifomcr.= pasta." Physician; alai. agent for Rainbow's lefirated Truss for, at:Teases. C'ornor of Posta and Waynaatreats. , * V OLLTRITELL7 ATiItiTIONI--tioiv the derange nion to of , the system ineido'n tat to tlfb change of diet,; wounds*, irtiptions and exposures ; whist .avary ininnteer is liable tO, there ain . no 'remedies so safe, eonxenirmt, and 'reliable Ifollowaj'a Pills and (ointment.' 25 cents per box. 205. BUBSTITITIT roe TO . BACCii.—The °ppm, gum bewail to be a first-ratosubetitute for tobacco. Those who hive, injured their' Stomachs and nOries by the weed, should try , thii "remedy; for while It supplies • the void 'Mode.] in pact. or tobacco, i Omni, health . snit strength to .t he digestive organs. .Sold at I.lr.lCoper's, 140, Wood street., , : ' : . .. . , . „ , Wm.. Foams?, Carpenter and oiner, Job bing Shop , V Virgin alleyi tweet; Smithfield street and Cherry. Alloy. .. 11 !dads ot" Bowie Ripsiriat done ; oa short notice and in' work toeniike monitor. Charges moderato. :Leave your orders. All orders promptly:att.:n:4lod Runtime...4)r. Keyser, at 1413yrood street, his bad fifteen y_aers experience lu s the appli cation ef triremes for the cute of ; hernia. lie hsa`eiery variety of style and _tor -oveiy age, train the child of a leek old to ddqlt site: ite, guarantees xatiefaciion in alinstes.. ' . Dzsnater.,—=Dr, No. 240, Peon ee l . attoodito all brafigteo of,tbo Doutot krofoo ale. - . 0 Jost's, has` . racriasad fiorti No Oa to 109 Vijlla j. 2w L I M E D cOAL. M the lautt quality, of Ittp EXCELSIOR Ciat TAU, I OD the Railroad, at Mutant and of Seminary LI Allegheny Olty. JAMES RENO. ttq igram•Sa. • ' rlllO- attlrEatti-7W nitres .of: timber 1 gips; eltoatad In' Westmoreland county, near the Blatnniths kmetkitn' fronting on the ronneykords Railroad. Ouneinanign Inver end Proniyivente Cana. W 111 ezchasige out mail of the bred for' the price Men on Barrel. Apply to ' . pia . B MeLALN it CO., BM r 1 ,011,1 Id. • ULOUIt AND FE u.- 30 AWL ortitto•Witost pally )lour, (0 Utica JO Idd Pop ) • • Jut reoilrnd and (or .11 JAXILd A. FETZER, .1.21 moor Markot rod Plrot otrerui el/tU IN BULL HAH- N./ BILLS.—Catb will b pad for 2,000 or 3,0 bar. rola of dostrabLo gravity •dpbly to • SOLAR OIL WQUB 00., • •• 1•21 . Bt. ()lair Areal, near Ma Bridge. IllYrA'l'oE.r. I YO rATOES 1-11.* bush. _IL prime Pinkeye Potatoes just remind tad Pm ante • /SANK VAN GORDY% From North Carolina. NaW Year, Jane 22.--The Newborn, North Carolina, Prograirs reports that one hundred rebel Magoon,' had given themieltei up at Washington, N. O. • The sine Tommy' that els North •Cara • O DD FlMilLiti, °oast:lady on halm a n d - • link reglinenu had been tilsbanded at Riob- Oxon/ and 'pLacett under soard,Dreriett to nun 114W•cd W II bang ad: Brfgadar WILK is;N °WISH rerztus, at 123 vlr cento-41zugbor los rocelvoland fnr dila by 1521 I.V. P. IIIREIDALL..II7•Wood dial. Nre id .l. o =kt, for Lodges,. ChoreheN , F. P. muss l arrr. fiWood etr.t. . , - - . ' •' • =`~: THE LATEST NEWS IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IA THE IVES Gen. Buell gone to East Tennessee THE PBSIOLVAAII BELIO ASSOCIAT Payment of Sick and Wounded Soldiers OSURCIIFS AND BUILDI L rIa IN ir..4.verybros Fog dospiTe TUE CONFISCATION BILL AND ' The Desertions from the Rebel Army Alarming the Rebels. TIIR 00314iS DEBATES aIVE ITP,EVIIKESSgE. ..i Special Dispatch to the Gazette. LADELPHIA, June 21. A priv . PHILADELPHIA, letter received t in this city, wino nCes that Gen. Snellilieretofore 'with Gen. Halleck in Miss issippi, has started with his whole artny for List Tennoisee by way of Huntsville. ! " The Press correspondent says the Pennsyl vania ?oldlers' Relief Association, at Wash ington, premises to be one of the most useful Institutions in the country: Subscriptions 'are coming in from all quarters. Jay' Cook& k;Co. subscribed ~ $250 this morning, and A. 14 Cattail, of Philadelphia, sent a check of $OO, to aid the good work. ' • • 'This. latter of Hendrick B. Wright to his conatituents is worthy of that political dome 'gogue, The Reptablican and Union men will learn from this epistle how foolish it is for them to threw away their support on political charlatans of his class. ' Thero is Much 'complaint among the sick and wounded soldiers in regard to, their pay. Some of them say that they have not! been paid for Ere orsir months. The fault is en tirely their Own. If their acconnts were properly made oat, and cent to the Paymas ter General's office; the !cause of complaint weMil soon be removed. IThe men are CO scat timed in the different hospitals that: it is almost an impossibility for the deputy pay masters to hild them. • Nearly, if not quite all, the churches in Washington have been appropriated by the Government, for use as hospitals. The Susithionian Institute, - Odd Fellows llnli, and all other public buildings that aro suitable for the 0160116 are to be taken. It isiunderstood that most of the wounded will be brought to SYsthington, and most of the sick sent to New York and Philadelphia. The President_tuts signed tbo bill' eecering freedom in all the present at-well as the fu ture territory of the United States. The Confiscation act meets with the hearty approval of the Soldiers at Manassas. Rem aerate as well as Republicans are in fain[ of tha inost radical 1.41=1E, anti all they f4ar is that Congress will treat the rebels toollenl catty. The Richmond Ilivatch of Jane 16th soya: Desertion has become far too frequent in the Coefederate army. : The Memphis A va lm,ch e gives up. Tennessee and even the moat ultra 'secessionists there say they haven° hope even in the formation sq.& Confederacy that this State will be ono of its integral parts. The assnated belief of the.nover-to-be4ob jected rebels is that South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi; Louisiana,' and,' the southern part'of Tessa, compose the pea federaCy--qUite a falling off from the Oen dem magnincient proportions of- the unborn, collessal, pro-slavery Republic. D. Latent from New York. New Toms, Jung 21.—The steamer 141410, from Newberg on the lith and. Ratteras on the ipthi arrived at this port this afternoon. dbe reports having soon is targe steamer ashore ntl Logan Read Inlet, with the sea breaking over her. She was a brig rigged vessel of about 1,000 tons, with a walking beam engine. The steamer York, for Port Royal, pet In at flattens Inlet, with hor smoke stack;dis abled. Bon. W. A. Graham having declined, Z. B. !Vance has - been nominated by the opposition party for Governor of North Carolina. n , A. force of our !loons from Newborn had , dieptirsed a rebel force some six miles Ashore, on the opposite side of the Netts., destrayed their fortifications and brought in Captain Latham a prisoner. By the Raze we learn that Gen. Burnside arrived at liewbern last Sunday, and prepa rations were tieing made for extensive military movements. The Bare spoke' the Blatansaaoff the Del aware, dispelling all fears that might hare been entertained for her safety. The prate schooner Efary Stewart, of .14`as tan, N . P. , has arrived from Georgilowe bar, where mho was captured ou the let by the, S. steamer Gem of the Sea. Her crew escaped to shore. Her cargo - consisted of salt end medicines. • Art Order to Encourage Erdistmerts .Wasatiarow;June 21.—Tba following or der was issued to-ilay by tlys War Dapart WAS &WASSAILS; June 21,180. An or . dar to eneourere enlistments, purewz!kC to • a joint resolution of Congren to encouinue A7l - Ulan:esti -in the regislar army and votuAIW It is ordered that a-premium of two dors' shall bo paid for each accepted recruit that volunteers for three years or during. the War, and every soldier who hereafteranlists, either In the regular' army, or the volunteers for three 'tors or during the war, may receive his first month's pay in !Weenie, Upon the Dlil6- tering of hiactunpany. into the service of ihe 17alted8tates, or aftethe shall have been mas tered into a regiment already In -the service. Thiaorder will be thinsmittod to the GOV an e - S no Or the and roc/4111' 4 officers.; . - ~ Euwts I*. STANTON, Secretary of iYar , . . . New l'ues, June 2l.—Advieris by the gad boat Connecticut state that the rebel force at 'Mobile hair been largely reloforood by 12,000 Men from Berturegard'u army. Beahregard himself was believed to be there. Fort Morgan btu been - htrongthened. - The towns on the west rout of Florida aro mild to hp occupied by the rebel troops :iu larger numbers than ever before: • ' Our troops were erecting fortifications near Pensacola to protect it against the rebels. All was quiet there, and the Union sentiment was being developed. • . One of •our boat's crow had born raptured at Bt. Marks. They were surronoded by eighty rebate when riot ashore for Water; two were killed, and the balance, twelve In auto bar, Captured., • The Connecticut, when pining Charleston, noticed the flags of Fort dumter, and other fortiLcations, at half mast, Indicating the destbOf some Important military officer. Hainan Ciri, June. 21.—The Santa, re mill, with date. to the 9th, bas arrived, Copts. Morris and lograham and Judge Otero, are among the passenger... '• Capt. Morris left Fort Craig on the 2d inst. The rear guard of Toxans was at El Paso.. The mail party saw no Indians on the mid, and nothing to known or board of the Texan* coming on the Santa To road to rob trains, as was reported. All the regiments of hfexioan volunteer. have been reorganized lobo one, ender cont.. mend of. Col. Canon. 0-17i',..z:...,,,,....t!,,,--.,--,,,,,r.;77T1.7-::,-*----,7,,,t.,.. rz-w.r.*.7:!-:'-r-r-ti-D-7-7777-7?-7,71-77,',7.-7",f71*-7.r.77-.7,7177:4;--:-.1:•",•V; ,:i.l-:',:',..1*-.1.:.•-i..,..e,.:1',f,--:;*fY..--..."s'Jtßi4YFi.:M.',),r,:,:i:t'..-:'.f.i.7i.:.;'N.i.::•7: VL :.- .." -... 1 .:. .tV'. ,: :':.'k'?•; , .. 2 :1 , ..* - : . , , y•..1;f, - ;T.iif.r,t, l •.f.i . -,..- ! 5• . ,-,- 1 ,- : - .; ..'•,-,• : ,.:,, _... ~ ... .._.,.._,...„.... . . ,_ .. . 1 - ..• -:'-,•.-• ,-- .Y . .•- •., • • ---- --- - - BY TELEGRAPH. et-e., dx Sopthein News. From New Alexleo. EXPEDITION UP WHITE RMUL WASHINGTON, June 21„—The following has been received at the War,Department te-day: Cairo, Jane 21.—T0 Hoe, E.' , M. Stalams, Secretary of War.—Col. Eliot, died at .this place this morning, at i o'elirek, while on his way to my house at New Albany, to recruit his health, so as to enable him To rejoin his fleet. The command. will devOlve upon Lieut. Col Alfred Eliot, a good officer. The tleet started South from Memphis on the 19th itist ' I HEAVY REBEL LOSS. (Signed) Expiation of the Boiler of th i Mound City 125 MEN - KILLED AND WOUNDED CAPTURE OF A LAND BATTERY Mxurnis, June 21.—An expedition com posed of the gunboats St. Louie, Lexington, Connestoga and Mound City, together with' transports carrying the 43d and 48th Indiana regiments, under Cul. Fitch, was sent hence some days since to remove the obstructions from the White river, on the 17th. The ex pedition reached St. Charles, 05 miles above the mouth of the river, where the rebels had erected a battery.; - An engagement ensued, lasting an hour-and-a-halt. While tbe gun boat', engaged the batteries, the troops, under Col. Fitch,, landed a short distance below and proceeded to storm the place. During the cannonading a ball entered the boiler of-the gunboat:Mound City, causing a fearful explo sion and loss of life. The crew bonsisted of 175, of whom 123 were killed and wounded. The folloling °facers are muting the killed: John Kinnio, James - Scoville, John Green, Henry R.. Brown, Joseph Nixon, John Cox and Capt. Selby. The flag •olEcer was badly scalded, but it is thought be will recover. Col. Fitch's charge on the battery was a per fect success, driving the enemy nut- at the paint of the bayonet. The rebel loss is 125 killed and wounded, and 320 prisoners. Gen. lialleck has occupied Holly Springs. WIBFUNQTOII, Juno 21.— , ..Th0 following 'official accounts warp rcculioa at tho War Do- .partmont to-day ST. CHARLES, WIIITY RITLIL, Ark., &We "VI 1711. • /C.1114N Juno 21. • IL Hen: E. ; AL noon,St Neeretary of War On arriving eight miles below here, last evening, we ascertained that the enemy had 'two batteries hare, supported by a fore°, num ber unknown,of infantry. • A combined attack was made at seven o'clock a. m. to-dap. The regiment under my command, the 411th IA: abot, landed two and a half miles below the battery, and skirmishers were thitiwn out who drove in the enemy's pickets. • The gunboats then moved up and opened their battery. A rifle shot from one of the batteries penetrated the steam drum of the Mound City, disabling her by scalding moot of her crow. Apprehensive that some similar accident might happen to the other gunboats, and leave a small force without their support,. I signalled the gunboats to cease firing, and we would storm the battery: ' They They ceased exactly at the right time, and my men carried the battery gallantly. The infantry were driven from the.ropport of the guns, the gunners shut at their poet, and their commanding officer, Fryeaormerly of the United States Navy, was wounded and taken prisoner. Eight brass and iron guns, with amEnun on wore captured. The enemy's loss is unknown. We hovo buried seven or eight of their dead, rind other of their deed and wounded are being brought in. Tho casualties among my own command are small—the only real loss being from the es caping of the Mound City. She will probably be repaired and ready to proceed with no up the river to-morrow. A full report will be made as early possible. Very respectfully yours, - O. N. Filen, Colonel commanding 4Gth Ind. Vol. The following despatch was- read at the Navy Department: U. S. Ftuo-Srirammt lltavox, &Intro's, Mb:, yea Coin., 'ha. 21. j floe. Gideon lFellrs. Sicnwry of the ropy : The gunboat Conhestoga, returning from the White river, report. the capture of taro but teries mounting toren gone, at St. Chariot, eighty mile* from the mouth. The attackwas commenced by Capt. Kelby, In the gunboats, who ails eel the firat battery. The second battery was gallantly carried by 'Col. Fitch, it the aced of the atith Indium voktuteera. &shot caused tho explosion of the *team drum 9f the Mound City, by which a part of her officers and crew atom killed and wounded. I <write tty to-day's mail. (Signed) Oki& 5. Der's, Plig Orient. Further Parise°lant of the Engage . . meat ow White Hirer. CHICAGO, June 21.—The following Is a fella accouat of the fight with tha rebel bat teries on White river, just received: Memphis, Jane gunboat Con nestuge to, just arrived with dispatches con taining particulars of the engagemenkat the rebel tortication below Natchre, eighty-five miles from Whits* Hirer Cut-OIL On the Mb, the gunboats St. Louis, Mout.' City, paingtons and Conneetoga, cud the transport New National, haring on board be 46th Indiana regiment, which left here. whets ago to open communication with Oen. Curti.' army, and to remove the obstructions from White river, ascended that stream. The gunboat Mooed City, Capt. Kirks eous toandiug, which was a mile and a half in ad. fence, in the bend of the river, near St. Charles, was opened upon by two con Baled batteries. Her decks were Immediately cleared for action. As noon as the range of the works wan obtained, the gunboat opened fire. CapL Kelt: sigualled Col. -- Pitch to land hi. force below the fort, which was success- , fully accomplished, the Lexington and lit.. Louis shelling the woods tinder cover of which Col. Fitch gained the rear of the rebel fortification. At this juncture, a plongiag shot from • siege gun, found on the bluff, struck forward of the port Fide of the, Mound C ity's ease males and penetrating it, passed through the steam drum, filling the vessel' with escaping vapor, scalding nearly every one on board. Tvreuty-ttiree officers and crew out of over one hundred and seveutpfive escaped without injury. The scene that ensued was horrible. Many of the crew became : frantic, from pain nod jumped overboard, come of whom were drowned. Boats from the tlonnestoga, which was coming pp at the AIM, to support the Mound City, cent their relief, but the rebels fired on the men in the water ,with grape and moister from field.pleces, :hindering most of those whilst attempting to escape, and taking edvantage•of their position in the water. .Cal. Fitch puihed forward and carried the fort by storm at the point of the bayonet. The rebel work. consisted of two batteries, the lower one mounting el: Debt pieces, and the upper ono three heavy siege guns, manned by four or six lien'dnO.l men, under the com mand of Cul. Fry, Into of 'the United States Navy. About pr.r hundred rebels are said to bare escaped. Over ono buodred and fifty are reported to to killed and wounded. Thirty prisoner. were taken, among them Col. Fry, who woe wounded In tho shoulder. He was broeght op on the Conneetoga. Capt. Hells was severely scalded otinet the face end hoods, 'but will recover. Second Master, Third Master, Kush,; Fourth . Master,• Scoville • Masters Mato,ll. It. Brown; Pay master, l i nen ; Chief Engineer, John. Cox'; Assistant Engineere, - John hice.lifee, and: Hollingsworth, were killed. Pilot, Charles; Young, severely scalded—reported done dead. Surgeon, Jones Carpenter Mooning, allghtly4 Oat of eighty or a hundred of our sellouts; who jumped overboard, over twenty are miss 4 Mg. Col. Fitch reorts a few men wounded b i and none killed. B ut fur the unfortenate cident of the Mound buy, the rebel works' would hare been carried without lose on our side. She can easily &repaired. The Flag- Officer baasent to Cairo . for . another crew. The rebels have obstructed the channel Own by,sinking two large 'steamboats and a gory, boot. It In believed to be the Maypole. • All Quiet before.ltiehmoud. Wsanisourow, Jena :.I.—Naving, learned that reports of an exciting character were iu. ductrieuely circulated In Philadelphia and New York ibis !nothing, recpeeting affairs In front of Riehmend;year correspondent called at the Wu llsparunent for information, and was secured that neadvioes had bees received which indicated any change of a character be: yond the daily skirmishing growing out of reconnoitering, and none annouticlog any change in the general position of our forces before Riehmond. • • Important rOtrl alsernte, June 19.—Nothing of general Interest bee trenspirecl within the past tiventy.four hence. Several unimportant ar rest. were made; otherwise the city , wail quiet. Southern papers (vellum the evacuation of Orenadls by order of Gen. Besuregard. _The order Is said to have been given • week elute. Two hundred persons took Ills oath Jester:. day, thirty of them being soldiers. The Coefederst• mal carrier arrested in this city yestirdanhad several Letten.fei soldl,rsjathe rebels:my. From Washington. J&u,.s BILOOKS, Quartermaster Ram Fleet. WASHINGTON, June 21.—N0 later advice' than Uwee published• relating to matters of. public interest bad 'beou received at tbe War Department up toll o'clock. t . . Wasausarow, June 22.—The bark Gem of the Seas, on the 3d Mat, captured the rebel• schooner Mary Stewart, from 'Nassau, while attempting to run the blockade on the South Santee river, South Carolina. !Ifer cargo con ,sisted of thrie hundred and eight sacks of salt. and sundry other articles:' The achooner formerly belonged to Governor William Aiken; of South Carolina. • The United Stites steamer. Calhoun has captured on: Lake Panchartraln, the rebel steamer Whitman. The saute steamer has also captured the rebel schooner Venus in the same lake. The cargo of : the latter consisted of two hundred and twenty-eight bales of out. ton. An ;expedition from the eame steamer, Pan4o l 4 l 3,eilt. out the rebel gunboat Corphins. Site was found in ono of the bsyloss, secured, moored, and guarded by rebel ,troops. The United States ship Susquehanna, on the 11th inst., captured the .Yebel schooner Princeton' ' from Havana, boued.toward Mat amoros.. Her cargo consisted: of drugs, dry goods; provisions: ate. On .the.inst. L the brig Bainbridge cap tured the schooner - Barguny, and sent her to Key West for adjudication. Commodore Kelby, of tbe' Mound City, has nanturod and.sent to Cairo the CLara Del eon, one of the largest, handsomest, and finest rehel steamers on White river.. • -• • . Flag officer Dupont writes to, the Navy De partment that the rebels, throu gh information given by a negro who bad been employed by our army, became aware or the absence of our troops from Hutchinson's Islandi and made a descent upon Mrs. March's plantation, our-, rounded the house, and with the ferocity char acteristic, at all7,orents, of thut part of the' Seuth, murdered In mild bleed ,a large num ber of contrabands, who were awakened from their slumber to fall into the hands of the in furiated rebels. _ Dispatches base bean rocesieed to-day a the War Department, from the Arwy in Cron id Richmond, and from the Valley of Vir ginia, and as far as hoard from ull Is quiet. Regulations for Prison entails, Etc. Wasn't:ores, June 21.—ACcording to a general order, the supervision of-prisoners of war, sent by gene.als commanding in the Bold to posts ur camps prepared fortheir recep tion, is placed entirely under ',Col. William ifolfmaniThird Infantry, Commissary Gen eral of prisoners,'whols select only to orders of the liar Depaitment. All matters in rela tion to prisoners will pass through him. Ile will establish regulations for Issuing clothing to prisoners, and will direct the' manner in which all funds arriving from the saving of rations at prison hospitals or otherwise. shall be accounted for and disbursed by the reg ular disbursing officers of the departments, and in providing under existing rag- . illations such articles as may be, absolutely at/smeary for the welfare of the prisoners. Ile will select positions for camps for prison ers or prison camps, and wilt MIT% plaus and estimates for necessary buildings*, to be pre pared and submitted to the' Quartermaster General, upon whose approval the)' will be erected _by officers of the Quartermaster's De partment. Re will, if practicable, visit the several prison camps once a toboth. Loyal citizens who may be found among the prison ers of ware condtted,en false aecumations or through mistake, may lay their oases before the Commissary General of prisoners, who will submit them to the Adjutant General. The 'Commissary General Is authorised to grant paroles to prisoners on reeommeodation of the medical officers attending tbe prison, in ease, of extreme ,Illness, but under no other circumstances. 1 The Post Office Department has contraated with George W. Taylor to carry mails from Beaufort to New York and baeltoliilY• Within the past week several old Post offices Virginia have been nropened, A Stiii4ent Sr. Louis. June 22.—Gan. Schofield, com manding the Federal forces In Missouri, issued en order holding the rebelq and rebel sympathizers responsible in their property, and if need be in their tersonsaer damages hereafter committed by guerrillas or maraud log parties In this State. Five thousand dol lars fur ever, soldier or Union citizen !tilled, from one to fire thousand dollars :for every one wounded, and full value orall property destroyed or tauten by the guerrillas will be sasessed and collected from the class ofpar sons above mentioned, residing ti the vicinity of the place that the act is committed. The suns thus collected will be paid to the loyal heir of the soldier or citizen kiiiisd; Or person wounded, or to the rightful owner of the pro rty destroyed or striae. The order is very stringent, and abundant machinery provided fur carrying it into speedy effect. Amy and Navy Appointments. The fellowing orders and appointments were issued at life Navy Department yester day: Lieut. Wm. Gibson, ordered to - oommand at the U. S. steamer Yankee. U. S". Paymaster. Hanna, has been orderml. to take passage in the U. S. steamer Connecticut and to report to Commodore Porter tar duty on the mortar flotilla. Satal P. Boyen has been appointed Acting Assistant Surgeon and or dered to the bark Fernandina atTort Royal. Asa B. Culiens and Wm. A. Smith has boon appointed Acting Third- Assistant :Engineer and ordered to the gunboat 8011603 at Ports mouth. ‘, • The Senate to-day confirmed &dvrard Me Donald, of11.Y:, Brigadier - Goneral of vol . unteere. From Aspinwall,' Nary Yoke, June 22.—The steaaier North Star has arrived trout Aspinwall,' with dates to the 14. th inst. She brings 020,000 in, specie. • • ;• . Mosquera hid sent two hundred .troops to occupy The Governor at drat threat ened to resist, hunted a proclamation - to the people, and wonted barrieides. :ffloiquers'i commander stated that the only object was to prevent the repetition of such pdtrages as were committed bj lien. 800allfr ' Dc the phi led States; and the sympathice of , the people being evidently witit,fdosquers, theitioverpor enbraitted." The crew`otthe United Stites frigate Sara oho were ready to lima/fur tho proteothni or the Amoriotua people( but - the 'commander would nut other Wl4O 11:1,01101,. - 'll4lol3am'; was Our'Fleet:Gcwing to Viclitiburg., - - , . 1. , . t Cateaoo, Jena. 2I.—A special he Port from blemplito,"dated the leth, layo that a report, .whleh. la reliably , reliable, reached here to the °tree t that. part of l'orteeit fleet are uuw oh thelr wept.) Viakeburg. They were at New • Orlesius on the Bth. A rebel who' says he hat bean" orderly to 'lieu. Price, was captured within our Balmy, that Beat - travail started for Itiehmend tunuediatoly 'aftur the battle Of Chlchaholutuy. Ito:states alao that rriel had gutia mood to tender Ida realsuatloo... ' Ifragg in command ul the ar'pril Relke( pleetiig. W.IIBnINGTON, June 21.—A meeting of in-' dianians was held tt-night at Ger.' Wright's rooms. Senator Line. wits. r itypO4kted MID, and Bebtiyler "Colfax,.Secretiry. Over $l2OO was - subsotlbed for the relief .of the Sick • and weindej.lndlana soldiers.. •,; lien. D.• P. llotloway was eleotid nent Plusiden4 lion. J. P. Usher:Treasurer, and W. 1 . .. Dennis, Peep:anti, and 4ii:Exectr. tine Committee of eight was,appolnied. .The Subscuiption was in 'addition. o $OOO already or.pended,by redden t i • • Atfaits at Cotinth.., CODIATEI, Jane 20.::--The force frau-Sher man's encensand , eccopiell Bally Springs 'and destrojed sere& pleoes of trestlework an the hiississisipt 11 The machinery for *Wring and insAufso turiotiquts wool:nov.4 from S9l.l,SFingi A,lapts; di.;pi . erlotpCs? oya.crit.#4„ Gen. Pope . Gone to Wound, ngt,On. 6r. Loona ,] uue2t .—>< iijor : Gen.Rof~sud* portion nib's soar !etc lur ,%yssl?ingtun'on tkossresi!st Dip or cai Enet. . 21;--011., Z 1164 of the, nrot..3ui a / 1 41 , 11fa auTPIPS, crew gqiwwinap huo°,4**/ In 'At "ii‘eqat ca -/144-1,1" Latest tkom Near Orleans. . . Yoax, June 22—The steam/61p Roan: eke has arrived from New Orleans,. witt; dates to the 15th. • • . The steamer Mississippi was hi 6411 on tht; 17th for Boston. Dr. Stone has been released from For Jackson. James Robb has been appointed Military Governor el Now Orleans. The Marion, for New York, would sail on the 19th, and the Blackstone On the . 21st. William •Bl'Clary, late second officer of the' l transport Saxton, and Stanislaw Ray, of Now' °rhinos, were to Le-hung on thelith, for bur glary, having forged an authority from Gen. Butler to enter a house and robbed It under false names . and pretended uniforms of the soldiers of the United States. Gen. Butler has issued a special order cern plinienting the troops for activity, and efficien cy, in turning out promptly on the occasion of an unexpected beating of-the assembly in the night, for the purpose of demonstrating their vigilance. George Jackson has been arrested on the charge of being concerned .in the burning of the ship American llnion t at the ‘ time of the arriral of the Federal sect. • . . Gen. .Butler issued an order that all chi sentorlao hold pluses of trust, wide!: calls for the doing of any. legal 'Oct Whatever, mast take the path of allegiance. The same must be done by all citizens re:. tiniring protootion, the:privilege of passports, to have money paPit,them, or having the ben efit of the power of the United States, except the protecuonfrom'personal violence. Foreign residents mast swear or affirm to do no act, or be privy, to none, that shall aid or eon/fort the enemies or the United States, so long as thsili . own governments remain at peace with the United States. On' reliable. 'lnformation ft is stated that Uen. Brieuregard's Army was In a most de plorable condition when at Corinth. The sick numbered 30,000. From Fortress Blonioe; F011.7'6E3_5 Idonaoa, June 2t.—Wo learn to day from the army of the, Potomac, that qttito a skirmish took place, on .the IGih inst., Between the .20th Indiana reginient,Knarney'e division ' and'rebels, *hid, failed for more than an hour. Thi Indiana boyif stood their ground and sustained very slight lons. I.ient. Can, Company , I, and three privates were !minded. In the afternoon the regiment waacciinpli merited by doe. licerney for bravery and die-. cipline. This in the regiment that was once nearly sacrificed at Cliicamicomicu, N. C , early in the operations on that coast, under Colonel Hawkins, and 'which hex 'been, until lately, attached to Nen: Wool's division. • Thu relicts endeavored to feel our entire line by shelling vigorously at different points, iu the hope of annoying the working parties, principally on the ,right . and opposite Koer ney'e divielon: 'Their shells generally fell short, and did but little damage. Tho Potomac boat brought down twenty five Sisters of Merry this morning, for our' hospitals here. The steamer Baltimore arrived hero this morning from Washingtim: , with a numbor of Congressmen. is cloudy today, arid thu atmosphere vary warm and sultry; A revenue cutter has arrived hare, to attend to the Vessels antering and leaving Noiralk. The armed barque Fernandina went to sea this afternoon. Gen. Dix returned this morning from Point Lookouts. From GFo. MeteHoeg Army WiBUINOTON, Juno 21.—ThO following ilia patch was rcetsifed at tho War Defartuten this afternoon :. IIEAMMIJAIITZLOI AIM! CIF Tut POTOM AC, 1 . ~. June 21,11E362. Po Ito.. E. lt..Siantori, Secretory of War; Things are pretty quiet to-day. There is not et much shelling as usual. The enemy opened with some heavy guns yestenlay? but did no harm. Q. B. McCi.r.u.Ax, Major Genonti MCCI.f.t.LANWS:s TigADQUA RITES, Sunday, 8 r. a.—This has been a remarkably axict stay, considering the close proximity of the , ..tviro contending forces. Brisk skirmishing , coined all day yesterday and at night. Everything Indicated that a, geueral engsgettlent was at hand.' The enemy' advanced in strong force , on our lines during that night, but being promptly met, soon retired. TO* Richmond papers of yesterday contain dispatch from klontgomeiyi Ate., dated the 17th, stating that Gen. Beauregard and Olaf had arirved there,on their away to Richmond and it wan said they were to be followed by-a large portion of thenrmy of the blississiplii, and that a sufficient force had been left, under the invincible Bragg, to check any advance ment of the vandals under Ralleck. . . . . The Charleston Mercury, of the 18th, gives a graphic description of an engagement on James ; Island the previous Sunday, in which it acknowlialtes a severe loss on both sides, without iv material change in position. • Now liono;lttne 21.—Cotton 'firm; 'Falai of f....0N ham at 3 , 0 c. Poor quiet; ask. of 17,300 bbla at $4,10 j 4.25 bur State, 541W5.5010 for Ohio. and $4,90 tgs,Go (Or [Southern. Wheat declaulag; axles of ICrt,- INX. Gosh at $1,2- 4 for white Irm an • Corn—Sal. of 85,000 bulb at 4&4520. Illinois Saved from the Grasp of Traitors Oar dispatches this morning are conelosIVO; the traitors of Illinois and their infamous schemes aro buried out of sight. To' the do lightand the surprise of 'every one here, noun- - ties. in . Southern. Illinois that ,hive always boon strongly against us havegiSen a majority againat the swindle, Note the majorities in Washington and Perry, and in all of them, thus far the falling off °tribe vote for Doug las is from twenty to one' hundred per cent. - The world, after all, dries move, The majority against they Constitaticiti in sixty-three coon tioa is 19,4e8.. Lincoln's ma jority fo the eamecounties in 1860 was 21,407. Difference) 1,919: 'The forty .counties to bear' from gave Douglas. 9,561.. They will 'give less now. Me think the majority Against the Brindle cannot be less than 10,000, without the soldiera' vote ; say 110,000,—.C/if coy* ,Tribuoie of Saturday., . . • [For . tho P!tioborgli'Gazette4 Those DogtienT Reeohitions• Eds. Goveire . : Althoughcorrcepotident your paper of Brida l lasi his mode Ati littriapt t L ik andelucldate a aet of reeoluilons.(noca3l.l).Paesed the other day to this city, by , what the papenia;lied a Democratic County Convention,-3 et I conferral aim not ialisded with thentteinpt.',OnelrYtivOutifiamoti; difficult Points ho loft untouched. The second re.co: lotion deelarra 'that thri Administration'. true and safe pulley ithoold b to!Mlscuuutooanie itegruetu.. citnitlon'at lie sacrifice qf tke Union rind ate Goa."' .*.tee Tao- opposed to no ludinctlminato and general ciatincip,,tion of the negroes ; bufnut to this extent. t • ot ! id ootoj.pmu It to ibeextent of sacri ficing both 'Die CouatitutiOn and the 'Union! • We fhtruld certainly ondearor to save ups is the other, if not both; and of the two, If we 'attoold I.r eon welled to cboose l bettecon• them, I would say,'ots• the Union; we Could Muni easily make a now Conntitution than a 'now Union: am like DrownlOw,• If the Dann should come—no slavery or tarUnlon-1. nay save the,, Union, end •let Misery go. Do them Democrats . really meriet to carry their ”direountennann, of negro enwincipatiou" eo far...that. they would pod the Constitution nada. Union, in tank opposition {e It:? - 'Again in tbetr third resolution they" ins . --“any . atteinpt k rekootatruction of thls old Ilrdow`of ours wewill 100oes.l . Certainly they eould.tunkaro had the ear of Gan: Butler before their-ay-id taboo .they 'allUited Oda resolution ;. or parbapa.they not beard of the, arrival of Pierre Shale at New York. 'on hta Way - to. Fort Warren. Now alh.hippen. that Oen. Butler sent it& arch 'iiattnrilioultk a prism* to the Notih'llar this 'airrthlni.of .or Luning a 'conetiatiao of the olgiTolon bolodged . to— wos perhaps a reader 4-4.itez0,,0atb4.3.4-orp... ini New Odeon . . said;irtswe :manure. ioteniity swore that they *Dag oppose to the "Any ettlibtript at reontstroction of thli aid Union of thus Dien tLA tO piste theme) Tie in: the ammo cargory with- the traitor. Route T. - ! If they hatthetter, It' seems to Ma, CalbanOther tweet, ja g bialiwOuld well to mmoda and :"Mienstritcaithi.'iangnagr style and Mauna of tlieresointhin.:As they mow alma they 'are Juittatt of Uatelese ant tinanred with tramatidispice& 'mangers:4 class men who adopted Jni:. u The am thee of thent;whOorer be may haSeradd tindontgatity be 'lmanounoid by the vatiMbiet , Dogberty hinted, u "the miet seniame and At penton"-ttfthr town, to drift a set of Dallis:ratio resolakete for the - .1. 4TAIRICIAL aSSANDARZkii.: "Phos:iellusuitrAt.iies.Cium-ita.na „ L =SW ' , 'SU 'liiiADlV4tir!.:l M 1 ) VA; /We OT! tis!, - '" -- -T:77..;77,'::Zi7.=:'..7f.:-.1.- : ..: :' , .; . ::: --. •- - - . . - - .. :i..: F t- -.- 7 J . : - :.. -1-, - , ".-.., ,, ,-....' , ,_ ..., .. . ...„ .. . . ...... NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL Cterrespo . tidoXti of the Pittebtnh Gazetta. WASS/SGTOSs June 19,1862 THE }MUST ASSOCIATION. The increasing demands upon the time and labor of all those who desired to co -operate _ ~ in aid of the sick and wounded , soldiers from • our Statk called for the action which has been taken in organizing the Soldiers' Relief As . sociation. lam sure I need not apologise for giving your readers, who are all interested in what it proposes to do, a somewhat:ex tended account of the action hitherto had - in getting started. Some individuals hare have . .. spent whet hours , they could spare -for so me , time past; in going around from hospital to hospital; extending aid, comfort and coniida:- . tion.to die sufferers, but what anyone. person, :, . or a half,dozen even could do, was Ind a drop - in the bucket. Moreover, the number of -- monnded, came in so rapidly ' frdm Seven' Pines, Port•Republio, Cross Keyes, and other. places, tkist the elEcient State Agent, Doctor Fnleston, with all his toll, found himself quite unable to : meet the demands upon him. _At {the suggeition of Col.- Forney, and several : , ether perilous whose names bare- been pub-. I Halted, a Mooting 1133 pilled for hist Tuesday !evening, when the people of the State now. !residing Or. sojourning here 4nos up noblX. !The Chair was filled by Hon. Thadeus Ste vens ; that excellent man, Dr. Elder,who has just followed the remains of a dear rother to - ,his last home from the battle field was oho- . aen Secretary. Eloquent addreises were made thy claimant gentlemen present, „and at the ;close of tho wee tip every body: came forwaid :and subscribed n ay. Allegheny county was , l not behind in thi matter. Both of her mem :tiers came. up to e work, both in word and d eed. The Financial Committee temporarily • appointed could scarcely gather up the money it poured In so rapidly, and in the course of a few minutes, it was. announced that between . *oven anti eight hundred dollars were on' thri : table. Vie meeting. was - then adjourned, a:' committee having been Appeinted to draw up .., A constitution, aad_subnit a list 'of ()Moors., That meetieg was hOlderr this' evening, and . the organization perfected. The following . ' are the ollipera : President—Hon. J. K. Moorhead. - ' I Vice Presidents -Hon. Joseph „Caieye. 0f.,, , Harrisburg, Judge of the Court of ,Clauns,;:' liens. David Wilmot, Edgar Cowan, John,'; Patton and.,W., D. Kelley. ' ,E.recolide. Contraittecol. J. 11. Falestoi t _ .. Hon. J. 13;11riily, Dr. William Elder; Dr. E. .1 . Lippincott; 'lion. T. J. Coffey, 110n...T. W./."' : Forney, lien. John Coved's. arid William A. Cooke, C. - Robb, Z. II: Sheridan, :David Haines and J. N. Dizon;,.Esql. ' .• ~ .F",usce 'Committee—D., , L. Eaton Chair= , . man, V. - Wilton Haines, Chestbr Tuttle, A. L. '' ' - Hennershols A. .4. Derrick , Robert Morris, ~ 1 Recording , Secretary—J. M. Sullivan of u - . . ... SerefaryL—S. Totht Parley ,o( Treapnrei i--Ja'y Cooke•& Co. The Oino4lr3 were elected unanimously, - .and the oenstitaticuo adopted in the same spirit. Therein is Milt forth the full . • • THE - OPJECT OP 'TEM - ASSOCIATIONo' Thisis to reach the sick and wounded sous f. of bur State, wherever.they cants found; nitt. simply in tho hospitals here, where they hare" - 0108 t of the comforts and.blessinge that =amyl cin supply; but on the malarious and distress-- ing fields of the peninsula. Visiting commit. tees will be,lmmerdiately set at work; full lists of the 'sick and wounded, with the. places 'where they: may be found, 'the itattire and , character of, their wounds, and all:, , oiher.in-: ,fermation Important to be known, will be 'made out ; ' the funds raised will brsoe9oad ea that they may reach the suretere, in the shapoof comforts anddelicacieet—cleanclothed - it needed, etc. The best and most parental , ,' gevernment cannot supply many little articles .., which a friend could tiring to the bedside. Then the delights and soothing balm of gym, pathy is often worth more_ to the home-tick sefferer than all the food or drink or delicacies .:.o , r the palate you could supply him. am sure that the parents 'and friends of/ . ... those in the service will be glad to know and,: ; feel that any packet or box of comforts they may send to this citj, in the Minot the Relief' •1 AZusociationi will reach those for. whom !tie- intended. Mini a thing of the sortrtbe of affection, has been already, lost, because -•- there was no one whoseltusiness,it was to Seta' that it at once reached its destination. Metier' mailed and r directed to the - care of the Chair man of 'the i .- .Pitotnett Committee of the Relief Aireoeiatimt, Or to any one of the members , thereof whote names are printed above, will be-, cheerfully received, and is hereby solicited., In fact, 'I may say that the ch.sirman of that - Committee -personally requested 'me to - mike this aunouncement. Philadelphia his. • now in her,,hosnitals some thousands of suf ferers, and' .she is doing nobly for thedi.': Pittsburgh lias nothing like so many.'and consequently it is expected that she will ex- - tend here strong and liberal hand, brawny' with the solid muscle of free labor, and moved by the iierilses of her great heart; God has - given us tb live ;. in dark' and troublutus it • times, and behooves as to rise equal to the , OCCX51011; to. bear .tearfully, prayerfully, yet . chiistianly,,the afflictions pf His providence, that He may-permit as in Ilis own good time totem, lorth purified from the fumace. "14- - asmu9h as ..ye did it to opt ., of the least of these, ye did it unto me," • But I had:nearly forgotten that I was writ ing of the meeting of to-night, and is rontiou=' ation . thereof lutist get back to a point left sotootilue ego, nod add that after the adop tion of the: Constitution, and the election of the cheers, eloquent speeches were made by Hens. Messrs., McKuighf, of Allegheny," whose heart ;is in this work, J. 11. Campbell, .ofiSchnylkitl, W. D. Kelley, of Philadelphia, 'and other geutleMen--niembers of Congress. , Messrs. Cock; of 'Westmoreland, and other :- gentlemen, also spoke. The Bev. Mr. Barek— ley, of Philadelphia, a second John Howard,- who for, months has been laboring night ar • ~ daY in the hdspitalsiti Yorktown and Portresi- - Monroe, and% White .I.lonse; chanced to be Aie the, city, and at the meeting, andiMade F fair: west. touching remarks, concluding - -with= .' • pledging slAlfi froin friends in Philadelphia: At the adjeiarnulent of the meeting, $316,50— . 'bad boon paid in, which was :Ann all tideal W. that paid .on the first night, but• nearly *H. ' :The • sum in handle-night was.' $BB5, with ` bows yet dus—subscribed but not paid • I have- thus, at this midnight hoir;given you rough sketch of this movement, which, started on the-suggestion of a eivtfrindivid- , nal, so touched the right chord at the . right Salient, that. it pretaises to great regui4s. '.lleir- it, dear friends ; . .boll, tt oar with iiibernthand- • - • I bad the 'Plearnro of spending' au , hour with this estimebte, lady, one evoniog this week. Her whole heart is in•the work of , Hering the tit:faring . soldiers. -• She : -qualm sadly of the ptpspeets of • the: health •Of - the ioninsular..arely; She' doei not isertleii:-N < - say that the gUrgeons of the regular army,. • with some foW -honorable exceptions, look -- upon all cases as ones Whiel atne' in the, line - - of A compound fraoture of_the thigh is I , it brautiful cate"-=anionpatation'of the arui, fa fine experinietit.'!' She was "mit •• - at all OurPrised,lshe said, at therdisgrieb;and the discharge of -that Doctor who left a men stifled up in the cars • . hore, last Sunday night. Oho liad Me( that mart ac_Wincheater a short timeeince, and had observed there In professional aetion•not to his - credit: '- tho Ugh quite feeble' and worn4r4 . .-.- her exoessive:pthor,..le suitable (by 'her lofty sense of .autt ;and - lives only in the lion a the dittrou. of:others. I' need ay: nothingilhoWeier,'or her -in cominunlt y, - • -• whore she is -SO welt known an a- ik:ep.o.!*!itet, as in yours. -,!! - = • " - • rut Mr. Brunoti. and: his company of norms,::- Jeff ; Bahia:Low-for While Rouse an Wedneeds7 •-• lac lifiv.B - iestrie hire last :week quite e¢ well, but had neerlj relarered, end felt strong . enough forihtt labor be had .uhdertaken be fore he lift. -The ide he brought was very - - grateful to idles Dix Who was in- ninth need • - !of ibis curt 'of praelleal effort. Oommittees of Ibis, that, and the - other khed, , _are of no; effrentege—Luselesi waste .ofuientil.; .: llntriri. e ff or t, systamatio action—this • Is arbailtinsi: _ . came.; The speech 4r the member from .A4efitufft,Tc.' In fiver of thi_Secognitionf - Liberia Hoyt!, has beenTietwised with the highu t kens of peeittre, nod 'with just, approwhilfOct of tts raeritcby •!ozat! the-.2nen aminant 'mini in ttqA equatry: 3[t 3fai nigbtha, z, oeis'edaddrersini t lettorCott -troth-the isest.nieoli;the anirerksiC ate Lore be4ll4iesteeihe*from,Atie.---00;=liorH'5.-:-"T?.....: lowly ; and the hspienzt that ries he epohe:.Bibiktelitreteltii faith 144'30414* nt7jletter ii of w*sat ' - . ~`~~
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