The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 16, 1865, Page 1

THIRTY.THIRD VPAR. Mi. esoare Z NEW YORK, | Recretary Ktanton the annoancement that he ts e aces ews teody to prove 1.) that Davie would have eacaped if h» ‘Atoneman) had obeyed Sherman's order; °2,) thet i to be friendly, on Welnesdey morning lea! D.-is would heve been captured earlier but for Shi ‘ in ; and concludes by saying The object of ¢ Sttackad ® cusrd of one hundred wen, under Cap. | Sherman, when he wrove the le‘ter, was evidently fain Fouks, of the Ith Ob to throw the reeponeibiity of the eacepe of Davi T oa . . tipot tnyself; aud inasmuch as hie letter bes beet | killing Captain I pablis.ed to the world, and its potsone been imbibed | ny i Ot st he Te By the pabbe mind, | have to ask that thie statement ing aavent. guava) ©) Duriter oe ere be y be given to the publie as ite antide hillet, Toe Indians crossed over of the Platte River. From Fortress Monroe. General. Intelligence. The Expedition to Texas (Dy Maite the Now York fun) FRIDAY, Avert five hundred Stout Th liane, fn camp fif teen miles west of Fort Mitchel’, Ouaha, aud sup. JUNE By Telegraph to the _-_-—. QTR WACHIRGTON DISPATCHES, Colored People from Richmond. THEY DON'T LIKE MILITARY RULE, . Y. Sun. Veteran Cavalry, vuke end four men, and wound- lane were to the north ade (Corvaapontence af the Sw Fortress Monroe, June (4. lome tiay after the FROM RED RIVER. departure of the Infantry portion of the U5tt Tar “Hermitage,” whe Inet dwelling-place of for the freus of rendezvous at Moli'e Bay, about @ | Geeral Jackeou,\e in @ very d lapidated condition Dotails of the Naval Surrender, | “0 !aree swan rived here for the purpose of | A wan of gentuscan no more dives bimealf of | transporting the cavalry * of the 25th Compa, | free of op u thas of the features of his face, MOVEMENTS OF REFUGESS, | °' aud of Brivadier General Cole, to the | Tre English evetem of announcing storms by felrgraph bea teen adopted in Brun Turns were « arera, ships and eebooners in port at Richmond, Turecay Gas, Monoas I the price Vicksburg Itieproporet, at Washington, to build a new r ae ; The remeainiug steamore will all be ready ine few ’ . , Progress of the Texan Expedition | days, althoueh the opprossively bot veeiher prevent | etary a inital tL AeUStUND 40 be . F teh in loading called * Lincoln Bridge LARGE CAVALRY FURCE UNDERWAY. Reported Matiny Among Colored Troops : : The Philade!plia ts : hase Fortress Moure \ Nutinous ( olored Troops. letter furnishing an accouat ee net eat hich i oe e. bee MLM A oct bala tasl ‘ “ 7 id to have brokin out among the colored troops at Me THEY DONT WANT TO Go, thatetation. Itisetacd t the Colored Cavalry , my not be “sent to Texas.” “that the Gove TRAGEDY IN SAUGUS, MASS. | novtcntrrcnariom then eur, Now fe ii to the hy the officers, who rd> | A Younr Man Kills His Father | iin s: Mies by aud Commits Suicide, fe onthe WE ot Whildion stich wns ordered | BaMe fifteen of das de the Meteor, te ‘Tesnelound stesuer, | at Mound City &e Arc would not eoon board of her." “They would not go co From Washinaton. and sueceeded fn (saaelerring hres larger ehip Briente made threats at City Potut, tha’ oh soldiers told thelr officers "Th They will prot of Colored dry au eae destination, The steamers Late been euppiied | with twelve day's coal and water, and mnch of the Vast Numbers: Returntne South, | cevncy has already embarked, rhe following aimee - | @teamers have their full compliment of troopsand are FROM FORTRESS MONROE, | now ready to anil, viz: H. 8, Hagar Pulley tuck, | New Jersey, McClellan, Werbowes and olay, ¢ forty odd at Burra hea, by order, reduced wf drinks to fileen centa a drink, at Tis amount of gold pow in existence is eatin ated at four thoussudl eight bumdred and sixty-two mil Stooventy's funeral tock pl on Tuesday, ond wae largely cession t riag es * atten the grave numbered tw at Hartford The pro- yomoven care would rent had jou was A GENTLEMAN, While walk re s lowe. the street at Dos ® thunder storm the other his ever complovely destroy ed by, Withous Osber injury peeullar to twenty of the tin-clad gunbeata ave been strippet { dirmanted ably Le Bold soon « e of the unt of the 0, aoc. Tn birthday of he Princeas Helena of Foland, @lo is nines yearsold, was ceiebraed lust month at W aor by a tea-part of Queen's School, ot wh Reception by the F sident the Queeu and royal nd. The Red Kiver entieaty prevene 1 with the farily Were present cs sTetuntag eer Nifihadands pith ni i “boxes ‘drew “hs one Tue people « Roerla will probably be asked to 9 ° | on the Move came rotone also, The otticers | take an oath of fidelity to the new Czarewlteh In June 15.~A delezetion of colored | threw off th mw Which Leid them tothe Meteor | 150% so osth was taken in relation to the latly de- who arrived here verferday from Richmond, | Std wish the ou the While | ceased ¢ rowilteh, Litia ar ued ea further oath ot the Whi'e Llouse this morning, ewalting an a ned vend the wr heat ae SO vepecan Lis Wrotues lew with President Joh:eon, for the purpore of e : iy he the wore. cot Dosaun Me Snonn, who ha ‘ bean fn the rebel n2 @ epecial invuity into their conditi tor | oa vf ete These now threa' 1} service, and wae ret while echetingtemeny it be lutertered enon ihe Meceor ‘Toe Major auriour to ttuy, without eheddide loal, or te S otland, and who was tric pny court martial, hae been Taras net by the President Lefore the yr f tie sentence ation removing trade re the milita trietions at Richmond. Mon they allees te not Lett which condi with thet than it was when th 1 quell | the Whildin back to the whart, lauded a port Were lu slavery The Georma and histuen had formed the nctome (he what wt Tar Prowident’a Proc The mu Miosteetppt deleeations 16, * | interruption and eno given ty the cirla | were ioe loaded « fixed, #trictions East of the Miasise pp, is reyarded in in consultation with Preeideut Jobuson arsin to- | lay ihels z Cabinet cine) eae annulling the Government tax of day marched ‘3 S per ceut, ou cotton in the late rebel I nt Jobneon'’s daughter, Mre. Patterron, te | oe) Ot ne Whit v thea proces i senin to i aA dn hee Sipe | the Mete sy and brought cif a portion of the men on navally Veliewad he Conve of Vi expected to arrive here next week, to take charge | boad. Onteachiug the what thoes were disarment nerally lelieved at the Court of Vienna that the Emberor Mexiniliam will shortly a! dicate and return te Austria, ant that he will be reatorad Joneph to the rig ounce on accepting the Me cican throne, of the Exeentive Monston The Navy Ik partment has received, from Com- mander W.E. Fitrhugh, bie renort concerning the mo der of the rebel naval forces on Ked River, tr their predecessors had been, ihe tinued ber trips betwee Hall the mutivone to Whi ihe whiart and th bnek OF equip te which he was ob- a h Maw doubles all the evils of his fate by pondering Commander Fitz) ja his dlepweh, which feavored tot rere over them. A werntch becomes a wound, © alight ts dated on board Ouachita, of Alexan. | Your a:mao: be ebot." wae the alternstive presented | an tao insul © emall peril a yreate iri 1 } to them, and carbines and sabres were, per ger, tel kness ofen enda in death Grin, La, June s that he started ap | porlredouthe wharf, four more for ani the! e aoprehend of ther k. Wee Red River on th 2ith day of May, with | colored cavalry come up from City Point Always look on the bright eide of life's pict - the eteamem Benton, Ouachita, Fort Hindman | Mieht end were disnimed ge the Tan 7 PLE oaeT 4 the tue . ‘ is es There deeply eit the disgrace brougl tup an Tres one of which waatorn by and the tue Fera, in company with Mejor-Gen. | their tellows, evory abe ince wae ciple the apurof t n Booth, the other belie in Herron and bis steomer Ida May,in auvance of ticopa, | y Marna chem thete L | the eraap of enident when he wae ehot, have be met « 1 well ciesored. On the morning of | cthere aa they stoped tn tre t their ie siol a fetd livre’ Home Fair, which ia to be hed thia mouth of the disariied men were tnkee nnd ib wae expected the expeuition dune Sd, the eqrai JOH. Carter, cor t selmedpy squad the fron-elad Misa oficersand men, L formed Comma the only naval ve on met Lieutenants Cotumander nanding re naval forces of the t d received from bliin | would soon gett » and the paroles of himself, Mera naetadearpne lin From Boston : ugh that the Mirsourt ts Horrible Murder aad Suicide. she per tt wlou Red River or ite tributaries, Doaton, . George, aged 16 veary eon of Sourof the mitlore who followed the ariny and The Champion, one ot the puup-boate captured ia | Gavin Holliday, shot hie friber in the neck with a | Mshed inte Richmond with their wares, in entict tho late expedition, wae turned over to the army. | revolver, inflicting @ severe and fatal wo pation of doing @ tromend on the aud ‘ ri ' ' 1 | uppos'tion that the Sous The Mirsourl has » brought below the Palle, and | then Hed tot « h out his own pit 1 mone Tue Rehmond pr “ex are roan in quotation of atiction salen on Tresdag, when four (heat family - broup he Th: whiskey, #2, St 418 per bbl; He, per Ib. vinegar, 9 per ¢ lon; mack. per b' 13 cheem, 15 per gallon; butte: herr's utenant Couwimander Carter in- ro pe ‘ mle ont, one by one. woods, whe | Ys are ¢ snd re fe to be retitted at the mouth of t ver, Shelere- | brains with the eame wo apor The sect waa without | turulog tothe North, wiser, if wot meoher men. ported to be a very formidable wl, ia heavily plat- | known vocation, and up to ite comtdeion young A sox of Dr Dreckinridge having returned from ed with railrowl fron, and resembles the rebel ram | ptollid had been an industrious aud effectionate | the relel arniy, the old Puesday, in Saucug | (aint way; © My aor you've been flehting for y revurned prod I replied, wet he nigwer into Ra: sae, aske? hin, in hia 1 ford oat: You, fathe ** we've been trying to Tennessee, Her battery consiets of one eun, one nine iueh gun, and two heavy Bhe has been built of creen timber, caulked with eleven-inch | son, pounders. | Maes. few ing me The tragedy cecurred on where Mr, Holliday carried ou bueiness as a hine manufacturer cotton, and loaks badly. Coinmender bitehueh hee seg st , Fone upto siveveport, toveeare eh proverty acmay| The Congregational Council, | , Tar wnermen bakers of te belonz w the Navy, The number of Naval prisoners Address te President Johnson ‘ sed nta meeting of the § paroled by + nt Alexandria was elehtecn men and Boston, June 15,—The Congsevatiousl Council ag | Mitte, with Lord 8 .aftshury iu the chals bakers spoke, nc iy favero eix offcers, including Lieutenant Coumender J. i . * dopted , f ah roaster ite seasion to-day, adopted the following ad 4s to t while others thought it tmpractieat Carter ee Preauent Johueon : . Ick W. The NationalConeresational Counell now in vession | TAR Arkan to be mortencourscing. There bas heen nv hemorr- | in Boston.represent.ng near'y tires thousand church. | Of Lieut.-Col, Davia and Capt, Be have of bis wound for the Inst twenty-one days, | OS ft ail sections of the cour to present | Jacksonpor, A mothe 31 inst. and on the Beeretury Sewacateb | inet. they commenced to parole Jolt, Uh et men, who nu ert froma seven toe ttooure The men were nearly all without arma, and lo ke es tiey were! s''-starved As Trishtinn cotoutofthe cars ata railway sta- tion for refreshus apd ubforiuvately she bel rang and the tran loft before he hu Moderator, | repase. “Hot ”, cried Pat, uw anatier a cary* stame io Jove ges lift bebindn The condition of Fre: Seward continnce paroling expedit how rerulus aiiends te business, and converses ehcerfally with hie frie hourh bis jaw de etitl | cy ed by an iron framework \c Larce u fuewos, white and black, are E Constantly South, and every day there are with yeu in religious lib- INGHAM, fresh arrivals of tormer citizens who left Wash- ut oft i is tor pardon hure beer luxton on the bres Numerons appl cath In the Atcorne vn ews itome ; Pes a Ae te Bi MF to (Bp Téelegrepar to the New York Sun.) Greraacs Ep, Joaxsos and P, T. Moore, A, O them t Hy BOW, ME 18 5 1 cage P Nicholsor r rae rofl Savanna’. Gen base ‘ uliy exarsived t tation to ‘TY OxB rebel prisovers were releasel from | Joseph. u, of the Tredegar I Wor the sident tor bis determination arreu yoates lay, a§ Ricomond, and an iton f ure pumber 0 ris bs t¢ ‘ " Pant .— 1 avy ofheer re op ) indy 0 u ofton of that can cise aevteat te Wishing reguar arivy aud navy ors are spp Yesterday | Revcutive clemeucy, and the settienout of ther Cares Ibvol ves inuch discussion, and Mebte, b { | | | Ms ¢ Tressury Department, a Tug break In the Frio Canal at Amity Springs * Viog-Prasipest Srnprmys, late of the Con _ hasbeen closed, and boats began to arrive as Ale | federaey,” now confined in Fr ¥ Warren, tatu very A large numbe r the return of . feeble health, and is sllowerd hour's promenade, abandoned or ca » boon presente bany yesterday, er surve In in the pati ais pate toorning Mu, Kinnor im, special agent of the G vernme Postinest: © ral" Rea, At other times, and elinp!y Mied partiaent, wht hench ey peers A emieos. The | basurrtved at Washington from Florida, ier rAOUM ATC Kops in clome Cour | 4 foement, guarded by two soldiers eact er iouclatming | ports thas general destitution prevaile mm that | : 4 soe aes { ies aia ti pieced Bh er sot cnt oh | AFeenco maa mel Guibaul, ‘acher of five te b the owner of auch prope may, Atany | Bate, and that ip some dieiricte thero fs actual | ohilire., receuily W ous bralue the tir ithin two years r ippression of the | starvation. ” Birence manuer ta long spotbecary's vial rebeitio eort Sidi proceada thereof in | Vox eubscriptfens to the $ ven-Th rty Loan, | Wi) wun) Ff iubrod zp Mo civeed oe the Court provided he bas never giv n aid | i : - | {pts tin an e then applied # lighted match to aoe et yesterey, as telegraphed fron ail parte of the te part, and the powder explude Mis head Uni. te Jay Letter@ am uott stoneman. Cooke, Esq, the 8 -bseripsion Asent, 200, Toere were 1,102 indivie- own topeesin a drew i the su 1 menue. Th rmarecianton binbrortio ide i6 UBKDOWD, m tiaileck and he waa travelling u @* before announced in the Sux, | een « pt After lone planning and Watehine, he wan > near Si. Cosrlesy Ark, Lieut Jotn rebalo! Arkanaas Post, « Brown avi five m that prrpcs Ctalel and tey guerrillas, and guided by about tify hours whew they return coveted prise, Oh Army Corps ta etsue scene an ¢ res mente, the bala jo the ath temporary « mand of Maj Ger, | Mandivg the Department of Wa : Pe are now encamped on Kal | | | ant areun ler the immediate com Ma). Gen. Bartlett The work on the great IT Prog ne atthe rate of 6 central ehaftia shout two ond and from the five ly the raunk tothe dept pleted will be 1020,” Th to the grade, a faces vear ferricka sthoth shafta are Pfone is raved In elevatora, Tones andr Yt Work es stern entrance, fn @ stra! mountan row The ab of hoe went dev th of over 800 fees, muaper the dumping pla ke. n day aud uly Tar Richmond Wid preaumes there will be no formal celet ration of the approaching of American Indepes !once the military for Salut « will doubtless @inect, and the nat ne There at been sons taik of ite! Square, but nom the subject. Merete Nave mired to the | i dav in feetting and mer n that et covets on fin and on rod at sunet unting an oration will uot be much of thet kiid of reer next “Independence Day dies will deter many! ing beyond the city limite give a loons rein tw t! jand wil be as Ucense of Intny Broad atreeta with retreat: be conceded to them. r of Tur display of jewelr cepaon of the Princess Moers, in parteulerly brithent. The Duchess of war noticvable for the aplendid displn wore, consisting chiefly of diamonds o' * Lady Bltth Abney Hast @idition to 9 very tasteful and jroreo jewels, the grace Lady lea cent at the rece: 1 inatre, vy of diamon a Schuster's diamonds w Mia, Fiwon wore a ver Various eflectss = vast. ary 1 ous, Mra De tof meet magnificent briliants 1 of ra, Rapp were very rich, and th beaniitu Macus, Goorgia, says: “The rebel er ila, woe al the public pre to MeCook, at Tahoe The number 9 7,200, and will cCoubtiess reach & returns are ¢ plete The emouns recetved trom tLe rebel authorities | atores 19 pleces arillery, 26,000 am oe rt, bavo oobly Lge carted | wast te OHO pounda wea, 1,000 5 ernetitey 10,000 6 the river on a cunhost, bas noof the Lat Indiana Cayairy ulsed thers yal ctizenmy were out nally dissolved, beng f which have | ne transferre | — rps which has and the Enetorn troops to the Atour, come nyrton. rama Hrlebta, ehe tine, and t, aud when eon. aft has been sunk 400 feet have been une iriven by steam, and willbe nm bee vet heen take numerous pe-nic atry on the 4th snake from ventur- enigment on the 4th, ppy as tora’ Dy t tables will y wracetul ex of blue, which wae made up eo a4 to Intradu pot oof poarle ant dia. ry Wallugion worere complete | Hi A terran to the Clocinnat!l Cowwrneran fr erty, Were Murr son the 1b day Htroope paroled and already rey en: Oronunce ee PRICE ONE CKENT-IN GOLD {irwo CKNTS IN CURRENC LOCAL NEWS. NEW YORK AND TICE VICINITY, 8, Provoet | Tite ven ag | ind al W ctrnvina Souprens,—The clase off #ihatationct the most attention, excite the ed with the Inosbeympathy, nod create the greatest intercat in thie pha | Cliv, at the present time, ts, perhaps, our disbanded In parsing down Broadway, one can flad@ Wide fold for thought, ae he gazes on the searred and | Droured viewes of our “rebellion erushera’ [6 would reqaire but aelicht etretch of imagination return with them to the heights of Chatianoogs, oF tothe bat of the Willerness, and there see thent march) pou the brie «bayonets of the enemy orcharylog at the eauoon's mouth, otters routing the foe. Then comes the exultant shout of tictorw fold ters | ean These ni of Drevet fa thewe brave veterans take posreseion of the rebel stunnel bore je now | @tronghold. Their life ia different now! Theo feet aimonth, The] shoughte no longer dwell on “warts alarme,” but te & half miles | ther turn towards the homes where loved one wv their coming, During the past week, many thouaands of heroeé have arrived tn this city, ¢ meratlo “ friends.” who tak enourch to bel in the proteasions of | abound fn our pudlic places, ‘The following care w Od ‘ate how easily our * boye in blue’ become the victine of the numerous sharpers who infest thie ol Ove day Inet wok « young man named Ja ft hae now Jwhom «warm inntte in ewe soldier creer he rascals tha and on both rolled, The fed by wire cre on rails, Wiloam, araved in thie elty from Washington Anniveraary | whore tie had been recently mustered out of the rar sear the city, | Vice. While walking down Broadway be wns accosted we, noon and | by aman who asked hia if he know where Chathans entaved to Cape street was, The soldier said, “No! Lam aetranges in the city.” Thia gave the injuirer an opportunity for opeulne a conversation with the soldier, whom h@ invited into one of the ram mills on Hroadway There | and called for dri After imbib the unwary perl tt © | veteran pormitted thie new found friend to “ show ons oF him round,’ and the couple finally visited Bara num's Mueeum, While wandering through “* Was Figure Hall” Me. Wickham euddenty found himeelé alone, and he subsequently discovered that hie wallet © old HH] bad been abstracted from hie pocket, containing Capitol and) goog. ait that he possessed in the world, ‘This ty bat ae one of Anumber of instances that have come to the know ledve of our reporter during the past few weeks, Loudon, wae The soldiers who are stopping at the “ Soltiera® Roxburvhe | Rer iu Dloward street, were ¢ reciplente of om y which she | unexpected “bite on Wednesday, A number of ereat #70 | tation had prepared an clegaut table, with strawe nen mere IM | berries, ire cream, ehorrier, ke. for the purpose of Lepaulettes, | feealing the Olat New York Regiment, upon theit ere masnifi- | arrival, The regine st arrived eo late, and were 4100 | hurried off to Albany ao roon, that the amiable dee +) | cigneof the ladies wore frastreted, The fair philane ta, determined not to be eutirely outwitteds fore conclided to invite the iumates of the hing row. ed folka will ntvrand re- he clini da 6 ornaments Soldire Hotel” to partake of the | br i the ¢ mut Lady Poltinore was] daintion prepared for the Ninety-firs, The invitae qQualctly ormatuented with janitetion fore gn ine Y oe Al | cece { her ledyabip wore some unlaue teweln, | tem 8m Lily aud (haukfully accepted, affording J which were greatly adtoired Lady Dashwoou's | the brave fellows « rare reene of enjoyment, parure of cismouds the Marchioness of Aber. Averios oor Drarr-Wurers, HAND corn's sapph res end diame. and the eineracds | ¢ r te re pmiblage thered aud diamonds of L Wilton, were ell very halla hs pia gl i Plcendeye ay 9 round the office of Capt. Warner, 63 Third avenute «the dying throes of the sles, and other parne phernalia thereunto appertaining, Five tables wore . | @old for ton shillings each, » tor $6.25, and one tor «4 book ence brought 45.7% and eblank cme tho draft-wheel for the Sovonth District wae then pul up, and uteat, wae knocked down to P. Ty. © beses, 710) Baroum for $20.75) it will be on exhibition to-day af rounds ob | ghe Museau, Capt, W or purchase! the whee! of artis atue eo Mlebth Detriet for . and will present it ta yesterday morning, to witi diay tn the sale of wheels, t ope in eiub gia rented up, with ballots ineide 00 when the of property | s') arma, 450 | afer aepirited ¢ ‘ mud 2 TNs P21,000 oa ail nm sition, ' ines baile and lances, | the Listorlen!l Moelety That of the Ninth Distriee bemdes large ataount va ther ondnauce | Wee nuded over to « second-hand furnttare dealer foe eores, Qiarte masters’ at TU! orses, § Pi five ebillinns A laree tha wheel, purchased by Gen, wagons, @ aralulanee uw «oot Arthur for $900, brouxht bot @2.50, Five pairs og ate is Ms MVC Shab bers, CLO Uy ar hand cuffs from the Ele and elx paire from the *c equ ‘ ater 000 + ah en a phy Ninth District, went the former at 3 and the lat- i » 800. Barse 10 4a), 1 Darrels ey rug, Tm uBhels ev | ter até conte own; and 1.600 tin plates, Enivens | heal of catty alee quengsies of fleur, rousd | orks, spoons end cupe weutoll at seven centa a eet, peas, w Alar HeOdutof hospital stores Wele ) Pareweil to the dratt! | wiwe turved into the me Yicer, Dr, Che pinay." nv | a; < ‘The Free DerarrMenr,—The ease involve | ie “Voter or THe Fairy" a paper pul lished in : Savitery Fair at Chica vig | ing the conastitutionality of the Metropolitan Fira nt wade on Gen. Gra upon | Billeame ap tor adjudication yesterday, in the Court the occas f hin visit te that inestudor Liverme oll & m, “General G } cris are cving to Kies ve } du it.” “Well, said the Wat to hiet tie, ® u olievet to since T have | about s hundred fe ries pounced uper | atternpted retreat, busin veins he | break through she ros ‘Then, for the first + he confessed rauksy without suc en Mrs.) of Appeal not be le now in session at Albany, The trial will thy. for as the qoestion involved is purely be a hearing of argument on the part of counsel, and the decison will then fol- low, it therefor, that thie importans ease will be ided the urerent week, or certainly tw rurpension ft vartuvent will be | techuteal, chere will simpli is probable, onsayedl to | the early partof next week, aud tt of the Fire Ih All parties will doubtless be glad warding the future tw aclowe waif vaue | | brows quisaed, and calu@ly ewatied the event. Nover Was # Pwone viet to suciun ordeal, On | to bave it disposed of, ove way or the other, Asthe Cotue tho tusivena by aquaday du fle oF i | mattor now ate the old firemen do not Bnow how j they hist athe tf em; pelted homey smacked Linn onthe cheek, et Phere wuss be doceamo! ainses Ly Oy arid loose, } soon they inay receive notice to vacate their places s oF nee and citizens generally desire a decision, one way 08 bit During the the | terr.t! red betas Mone Monrauery oN EMIGRANT SULPs.— | ey we Ai : In ack tothe death of thirty children on board | Tags" @ ‘ the 1.8, Kimball, as reported in yesterday's Uy, Ibis ° low re tod that twenty-four u fied on board the | g Show Deutschland, another Haruburg veel, which recent= | Ther LSranwrites | ly arrived at this port, When it is remembered thas | we feb | Homburg bus hitherto been considered rather @ bets | which drove the habottves of the. rues ¢ cess t e the joodie cone which bieed by thet # teinerhaliy HOLL de oe WHER beats pot a MO be rr nbesed syed mt ¢ “se won as me aX Theat oF snpoe of th ea Drone tt (he thisty-uine ve chef ofjects 1 dean doun, | #oldiery, the great wonder Is gtat the rebe ter port of embarkation than the majority of Faroe pean emigiant ports, the authorities sould more fully or jate the horrors | forth, uiake | ther | the anfortuuate er heh, es bas offen been nes ta reproach to of the lives of who crowd the holds of our evleraut ships ao ¢ woers, whe veh Woget rich ous acute Lies Hoang ear .| PAnonep Kreness at rit BATTERY,—There | may be eeen, from day to day, at the Battery Nar the “southern Chivalry" «ora ting tor oha epociinena of us, | we have been f . 4 ' wy Come | two b the past tour yeare, som yenterday,inakiiug about sand ehittloss me adred arrived exhibited He repses | those aliendy there who. it whl} dagy mua alwave | ve hund of \ ance, aa one often rote eyeson. ‘The | phyeleally nor mentally the equals of our soldiers and | it they feo are illustrate the general juaity of the Soathern ion had } anit : } rn Oxp} sued order in Richmond for- b hee ae fears us! script x f $50 anc #100 each ae nie hae 3 ed a aunt A 3 regs Anal me | ievta ud who 1 ounda | not rooner aus cambed, The unt mos they wear were ; fe Paints WR te tanto Tue first oll well has been opened in Humboldt | wearing any insywnie ot rauk of military or naval | b Lhe packs of, OFiinatly the historic “erny beck,” but precialywhag A . : Rut BRR May 9 | CoMmbY, Caly at w depth of eignty feet, The Mow | service worn by olivers or men of the late rebel | rc | color they now arent melt pazae + French dyer te spall ate PS . rmy. Where piso buttons cannot be procured | . nine ddition bo their being worn to shreds aud 26 upou his conduct, The aist of Gen, Halloek's | 18 #mall, sey twalve bairels » day, but the partios | MT, Where pisia Luttons cunno} be procured | Ousun, atbiuct ih Fa Me a a eS ol ? s the blest laadin eyes interested believe it: will rease as they proceed | Avy pexsou viuiating she ordor will be lable to ar- | ah Bega lei OF epenaid pint: | and thronda, dis a rp hd rf th a is i i : f hie Buinbatl eas rua Sion Bt g je « Chatieses in abundance, the | been made, with cloth of all deceriptions eo that some " 1 cn, | deeper ! i 10 extreme Laltinos vowel Cait Luckey aud Mexico; 10s Of | of ine penele bare at leet a patch of bine about them i ‘ . ise Of) corthern part ol the State, A senrove ring took place ina leer parden inthe | Proieu terriers, wad some lew valuable shephesdet hoe é at aa ae aan tken “hE . ‘ Haile us Posh Ss Aaimeat Th k North pare o ago on Sunday afternoon, A | UOet a8 Well Ae neveta! ue Newfoundanda, but the | somewher Patehes ho ’ 1 ie " > 4 In tao 7st General Denison ia taking measures | }),’ cooper pronouace'l General Shorioan a coppers | Mies pwisiuar puctul thisexhib tok We the yb lape | truth, thon raesand dirt is tose common than ai her Hayy ‘ r fir te ressrstion of the mail¥ throughout the | hoad, ‘his arcused the ire ot some aoldiery ant tha shew BeBe ncaa ik ie inc tate aioe rave orpatenes, These men are on their way bot * " ’ on Soullw Stave and sleamboat couveyance have | # geeral firlt en The police tried to stop ‘Ft, lila at the of my | gia aud sous © ore Numbere of them wauder : ‘4 VP already beeu secured, and it is believed before bus they were dave off by ub boldiers, and the | lan) 's tnedoir! 1 to Steelf, the our ty and oxhibls the equalos of Five beer caiah! siineat was com demolished, A | ides ined wit viied WIbh lmew troadw Hometime tigen will e . \ . many weeks the mails will be delivered with the | turge nusaber of men were tu) bus none killed, | 84d riches ut ribbon, " the yurdien RPAvely tue | Polson Sroaeway. Bumesimes & Cols alien . i $ » recul 7 vs formed me that revere! thod their food un! Ons age them in conversation, but the recu.t lt very une \ she sare regularity asia 1500, B eecret iv out now. We at Iast know why the | «ery. cu asilves plate, J hope they are not iueuited | lefactory; they have'nt intelligen wh to yee vfs ovyog A rrew yesterdsy morning destroyed Fl ming's Prince of Wales ec! ed to contribute to the Bamie | by ve ui fered # pated dish Gone of these ke: | # ey ane tnferasailnn’ hbior 1A Wecuuat ack 2 pres. Oe 3 fan tanks hon, Jar route | tary Fuis as Carcago. 4 wile expocied to be cons | is. 6 te -ular dressing-room, worthy of @ descends conve c youd, eu, ’ presen vind ” ae 3) th shop, dees Pe on fined in a few days. There were Laby-cloites to | ! 4 Ee iy brie conus, tbongee, putts and | hard set aa 'you-uns" ray piainiy see ' . erer's billiard ssloon cas's news depot, an < ) oy e ered abou dhe propietor ol ess 4 Tarra : * hin al none Gee ech ’ Lined , por, Kets doctors’ bills po ve s paid, various delicacies for s4ant apartment isa white Havana dw. Tho Tne New Poriwe Unironm waa to have ant * a on bis | William Par # dwell.ng-houve and plurobing | @ sick room to Le ob ; a hag yes to be | estalorue wan Bot Published Uus morning, (hereor” | pean donned yesterday, bus the uniforme were uot ' , ‘ x suse CU =| oobiehment at Wurrisburgh, Pa, The Dany hired, Wish such a ‘AM of come’? loon ng ip | | know not to whom this heppy quadruped appe . * a end bt wy ut bas © wnpl , the di atance, bow cou'd @ poor young man, with | Phe goueral arrangements ui beriect, The uur trees yet ready, and tho operation was accordingly post- ‘ pons the dere t ' ire | caprones Texxouara office was partially destroyed, and | an tncome of only s little over hull & ui , dol- | of Court-la-Reine form an agreesble ehase trot the | poned tillthe 20th, It was quite as well, perhaps a A et , ’ Bryant's Hell damnged. Total loss, $81,000, The | lars s year, be expocted to aid outside charities? | Durning rayaol tho tun. Bech wulroel is placed 8 | vinw of the audden chill that fell upon the wous‘ict Mow 1 bowen ba aay commusicaied wo ! fre la attr.buted to incendiariaw Mokain, who abot Gen, Canby last eumior, as! uame (Continued o@ (uo Last Duge) ==