A COMPLETE LIST. Owing to the accidental omission of three names, which have now been ad- ' ded, the following list of deceased sol- - diers who are buried in the cemeteries in this city, are, republised. ST. PAUL’ S CHURCHYARD. B1shop, Ol1ver Hospital Steward 28th. Bishop,Edward G. ,.Asst Pay. U. S. N. Daskam, George F.2d Light Battery. Smith, F. B. lst Lt. Co. C. 2d Ill. Art. St. John, David, War of 1812. Taylor, Edward, War of 1812. Wileoxson, Albert H., Lt. Col. 17th. Wilson, Henry, U. S. N. UNION CEMETERY. Allen, Henry, Lt. Col. 17th. Allen,-James L., Co. D, 7th. Ambler, James L.. Co. G, 27th. Annin, Charles, N. Y. Regt. Burtis, Geo. W., Co. G, 10th. Beckwith, Theo. L., Cap. 28th. Bodwell, Wm. L., Co. C, 27th. Brady, Thomas, War of 1812. Brown, John T., Co. C, 27th. 'Brotherton,N. W., Co. G, 14th U. S. I Bogart, Gilbert, 1st Lt. Co. E, 12th. . Blake, Dan’l Hoyt, Chaplain. Blackman, Chas. E., (unknown) Benedict, Lewis, Co. A, 17th. Barbour, James E., Hosp. ‘St. 2lst. Burton, Augustus, Co. B, 29th. Cargill, Charles A., Co. F, 17th. Camp, Isaac, Co. F, 17th. Crozier, James W., 12th U. S. In. Comstock, J 0s. A., Co. G, 23d. Clarke, Samuel M., U. S. Navy. Cock‘efur, Horace A., Co. G, 28th. Cockefur, John, Co. H, 8th. ' Carpenter, Edward, Co. K, 17th. Charlton. James, U. S. Navy. De Forest, Albert, Co. A, 14th. Dudley, Arthur W., Co. B, 17th. Dyer, James L., Co. A, 17th. Disbrow, Justice, Co. I, 41st Ohio. Ells, R. Lorenzo, lst Lt. Co. A, 17th. Foster, Henry, Co. L, 1st Cav. ‘ Ferry, Orris S., Maj-Gen. Vols. Fox, William H., Co. A, 17th. Finch, Hiram L., 6th N. Y. Art. Fink, Geo. W., Co. H, 5th U. S. Art. Fitch, Edward H. , Co. C, 5th N. Y. Cav. Flinn, Robert, Co. A, 17th. Grindrod, Edward, Co. A, 17th. Gorham, Hiram W., Co. G, 17th. Godfrey, Wm. 0., Co. F. 17th. Holly, Edwin, Co. I, 10th N. J. Hubbell, Robert 8., (Unknown). Hearne, James, Co. I, 17th.- Hill, Moses Ashbury, Maj. U; S. A. Hoy, Wm., Co. D. 36th N. Y. Hall, Alfred, Co. E, 5th N. Y. H. A. Hoyt, John E., Co. A, 28th. Hoyt, Monson, Co. E. 5th. Hamilton, Wm. H., Co. H, 8th. Hyatt, Chas. E. Co. A, 22 N. Y. J ennings,,G. J ., Capt. 59th N. Y. Johnson, Philo, Co. D, 17th N. Y. Jarvis, John, lst Sergt. Co. A, 17th. Keeler, Samuel, Capt. C. M. Kellogg, George, Co. C, 2.7th Kent,EliR. L., Co. A,.4thN Y. H. A. Lockwood, Albert N, Co. E. 23d. Lockwood, Gershom, War of 1812. ’ Lineburgh, Edward R. 5th. Lineburgh, Edward, Co. H, 8th. Low, George, Co. B, 2d H. A. Lounsbury, Alex., Co. A, 17th. Lounsbury, Joshua, Co. F, 17th. Lees, H. M., Co. A, 14th. Lyon,E. F.,1st Sergt. Co. H, 2d H. A. Mofiatt, Co. D, 7th. Merrill, Wm. Henry, Co. C, 5th. Mead, F. L., Co. G, 10th N. J. Marvin, George E, Co. G, 28th. Mitchell, James H., Co. G, 28th. Murphy, Owen, Co. E, 5th. Nash, Cornelius, Co. B, 29th. Nash, Nathan, Co. G, 18th. 'Nelson, Edward, Co. E, 5th. Pattendon, Ebenezer J ., Co. H, 17th. Perry, Robert N., Co. F, 17th. Prowitt, Henry M., Co. E, 17th. Palmer, D. C., Co. A, 6th. Platt, Fredk. M., Co. G, 10th. Prentiss, Wm. DeF., Capt. 3lst N. Y. . Richter, Gustave, (unknown) Swartz, Jacob, Co. I, 9th N. Y. Shepard, Edward, (Unknown. ), Sargent, Chas. H., Co. A', _13th N. J. Stevens, George J ., Co. H, 17th. Smith, Charles L, Co. F, 17th. Smith, Andrew, Co. F, 17th Vt. Sherwood, Jesse, Co. C, 28th. Taylor, Roswell, Co. E, 13th. Volk, F. A. (unknown) Williams, Henry H., Co. A, 17th. Wyman, Samuel, Co. A, 17th. Wetmore, Henry A., Capt. 2d N. Y. C. RIVERSIDE. 1 Abbott, Alonzo P., Co. E,12tl1. Ainsley, John, U. S. N. Ballard, Elijah, Co. Y 6th N. Y. H. A. Bishop, Albert R., Co. H, 7th. Brown, Augustus B., Co. D, 1st Cav. Brown, John R., Co F. 17th. Brush, Theodore, Co. F, 17th. Canfield, A. R., 2d Lt. Co. F. 8th. Doechel, J ohn,.Co. B, 119th N. Y. Ellendorf, JuliusA., Co. I. 1st N. J. Farwell, William W., C0. F, 6th. Gilbert, , Henry, Cornelius, U. S. N. ,3: Hobert, Henry M., Co. B, 25th. Kellogg, Enos, Capt. Co H, 17th. Laramie, James, (unknown. ) Lawrence, Charles, (unknown. ) Lack, Christian, Co. E. lstN. Y. Cav. _ Nichols, Thos. F., Oo. D, 51stN. Y. O’Neal, Thomas, Co. G, 15th N. Y. A. ‘1 Pope. Austin, Co. B, 7th N. Y. Packard, Joseph, Co. C, 139th N. Y. Smith, Isaac A., Co. F, 17th. Smith, Charles, lst Lt. Co. G, 17th. Taylor, Nelson, Gen’l. U. S. Vols. Taylor, George, Co. C, 2d H. A. ’ Titus, William A., Co. A, 17th. Van Clief, Emanuel, U. S. N. Weed, George W., Co. H, 17th. Weed, Samuel D., lst Lt. Co. A,'17th. ‘ Westerfield, Wm. W. Co. K, 48 N.Y. Westlake, Wm. W., Co. A, 17th. - Williams, John, U. S. N. ST. MARY’S. Avery, Elbert, Co. B, 17th. Ayres, Albert, (unknown) Boyle, Peter, Co. H, 8th. Brown, John, Co. H, ‘13th. Burns, Martin, 69thN. Y. Carew, Michael, N.’ J. Vols. ' Cockefur, Wm. 9th N. Y. Cahill, John, Co.‘ F. 17th. Cahill, John, Co. M, 2d~N. Y. Cav. Colbert, Richard, N. Y. Vols. Dunlavey, Patrick, Co. K, 23d. Duggan, John, Co. F, 17th. Ellis, James, Co. A, 13th N. Y. Eng. Farrell, Thomas, Co. F, 17th. Fitzgerald, Michael, Co. C, 2d N. H, Ford, Patrick, Co. A, 17th. Gilhooly, Thomas, Co. G. 28th. Grady, Henry, Co. F, 8th. Hayes, John, 88th N. Y. Harkins, John, CO. H, 8th Hopkins, James, Co. E, 170th N. Y. Hennessey, John, Co. G, 5th U. S. I. Kearney, Joseph, U. S. N. ‘Layton, Henry, U. S. N. Leonard, M. B.,,Co. D, 8th N. Y. McGowan, Michael, U. S. N. "McCoy, J ames, Co. I, 35th N. Y. McCormick, Joseph, Co. H, lst MCCormick, John, Co. G, '28th. O’Connor, James, Co. A, 3d. O’Brien, James, Co. G, 28th. O’Brien, Michael, Co. G, 28th. Perry, Andrew, Co. A. 17th. Pomeroy, Armstead M., U. S. N. Strapp, Joseph, Co. G, 2d N. Y. H. A. Sheldon, Warren, Co. K, lst. Shields, Michael, 69th N. Y. Tracey, John, Cc). E, 17th. Walsh, John, 12 h. . A 11311 VIEW or 5113mm. An Englishman Finds It Something!!! 1) Paradise For Russian Exiles. London, May 3L—‘Lieutenant Colonel W. H. Waters, the military attache of the British embassy at St. .Petersburg, has just-.Eretnrned from a 4,0007 mile sleigh :ride from St. Petershurg to Viad- ivostock, on the northern Pacific ocean, in --midwinter. He gives a very em- phatic denial of the stories told' of Si- berian horrors. During the whole journey he saw ‘ nothing to justify the startling tales told on the subject and says that in the depth of the Russian winter, with 90 degrees of frost, he found the exiles traveling in comfort, smoking and singing and in every case- well clothed and well fed. Any prisoner falling ill or lame was placed in a carriage and driven to the nearest hesrmhl In a majority of cases; the colonel asserts, the Siberian exile is better off ' than if at home, and he adds that po— litical prisoners, unless they have com- mitted a serious, nonpolitioal crime, are not imprisoned, their heads are not shaved, and they are 130th Eyen the Poles exiled for takirg part in in- surrections are -,now according to Oblo- nel Waters, in many cases tree to ré—- turn to Russia, and several of them are employed as government officials. DEATH IN A PANIC. Seven Killed and Semteen manna at a Slight Fire In a Church. . Pisa, Italy, May 31.-—During a. special , service at the cathedral yesterday, up— ' on the occasion of She unveiling pf an image of the Virgin, aoandle ”I”. set- ting fire to the building and causing a. great panic among the many persons present. During the rush for the doors seven persons were killed and 17 others in- jured, three of them seriously. The fire was immediately extinguished. The damage was slight. 'The cathedral was closed, and the» ceremonies were sus- pended. Great grief prevails in the town. . ' th’be Qquseue Protest. '21 “ St. Louis, May Ills—Phoebe WICousens is indignant over the connection of her- self with the Fair will ease, and as the result of a. dispatch from San Francis-- co stating that letters written by the late Senator James C. Fair to Miss Couscns were in existence, she sent the following telegram to Judge Slack, be- fore whose court the case is being "tried: “No person in your city possesses any letters of mine in the Fair will ease. I repudiate the use of my name in the case and correspondence." , Schweinfurth Supporters Fail. Lexington, Ky., May 31.‘—-Mrs. Dovey Anderson and her son, Blythe Ander- son, have made an assignment to W. E. Simms, Jr., oft Paris. The assets con- sist of about 500 acrs of land on the Lexington and Newton pike, near this city, the farm being known as Gengary. Liabilities are not given. Mrs. Ander- son was the prime mover and supporter of the Schweinfurth colony here and at one time was considered worth a quar- ter of a million. The farm cost $20,- 500. Durrant’s Last Appeal Denied. San Francisco, May 31.—Attorney General Fitzgerald has filed his reply brief to Theodore Durrant’s last ap- peal in the supreme court. He disposes of the matter in a very few _Words, m'erely stating, that the sentence was in accordance with the law and that in; refusing Durrant’s application for up) continuance the court meiely exercises; its discretion. The Colton‘ Murder. St. Louis, May 31.—'I‘wo women, one of whom is supposed to be the wife of Michael J. Colton, the young Irishman who was murdered in his home at Bloomington, 1115., recently, were ar- rested here just as'they were about to step from the gangplank of a steamer. It is said they are charged with com- plicity in the crime. A Saving For Tennessee. 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