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DOMESTIC.
WASHINGTON, February 81.

1l 5 WASHINGToN, February 81.
Letters have been received in this city
from Black Rock, and Buifaloc, stating that
the survivors of Gen. WinchcSfer's LITTLE
Army, including himself and about $50 Off
GERS and men, have arrived opposite to TIN ose
places on the Canada side, and that about
$50 OF the men have been permitted to pass
over oH parole. 1t was doubtful whether
or not the officers would be released on
parole or sent to Quebec" The whole re
mainder OF the army, excepting the few
whom we know TO have arrived at Gen.
har,1so7's quarters after the action, we
learn were either killed in the battle,
or TOMAIi ANKED AND SCALP
ED FIERWARDS BY TIKI INDIANS,
IN THE PRESENCE OF THE BRITISH
oFFlcERs5 whose only excuse for permit
tpg the base and horrible butchery was,
that the Indians were sohighly excited that
they could not be restrained. Every person
who had been wounded or manned i'm battle,
who was frost-bitten, or SICK is said tohave
Tbsen massaCred by these hell hounds at
t2c!:cc. 70 The British Army. ne names
of Gen Winchester, Dr.. Todd and Capt.
3. w. ballard are al the officers names
iNse have heard of among the prisoners. -
n he unfortunate Americans were treated
N the most inhuman manner; almost all
without hats, some of the officers travell-
ins over the Canadian SHOWS without any
other clothing than their boots, Plantations
and shirt--the Indians having stripped them
OF every thing else. Nat. Iut.
l Yesterday the bill to enforce the non i'm
pertation law, and to lay an additional du-
ty on foreign tonnage, was passed, after
debate. -
A bill was passed to the third reading
granting to the officers and crew of the fri.
gate Constitution $4,000 for the destruc-
ton of the British frigate Guerrero and
$4,000 for the destruction ofthe Java.
a bill to alter the time of the next ses-
sion OF Congress was discussed in committee
OF the whole. The proposed extra session
in May is warmly opposed by those who
wish the session to commence III October
No question was taken before the commit
tee rose At a late hour, and obtained leave
to sit again. The subject will be again dis
cussed to-day.
In the Senate, bill to appoint an add
tional number of general officers in the Ar
my Of the u. States, wss yesterday read
third time and passed.
Mr., CGmhGeH of Ten. reported bill bet
ter t.. provide for the supply of the Army of
the r.. s.
a bill is understood to be in preparations
by Committee, for the better organization
Of the staff Of the Army.
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NEGROES FOR S.ALE.

A AN Saturday the eth Of this month win be sold
w before the door of the Bell Tavern in this city 10
the highest bidder four rive likely Siayes: among 81,
them is a very good cook and a boy Of excellent
character, bred to waiting in the hoHse---rhe above
servants are sold for tault, blt to satisfy debt
for the payment of which they, are incumbered
satisfactory title will be made to the purchaser.-
FERNS cash.
GEO GRFENHOW
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Feb. 90. 4,

'E&HE Subscribers have formed connexion in
Il business under the firm of r. Il Shelton & co.
In the House lately occupied by Capt. Ro GansS e.
at the corner of the Cross Street leading to Mayo's
Bridge where obey intend to keep general assort-
ment OF groceries.
PIT. SHELTON.
WALTER SHELTON
n, p. Cash given for country Produce.
Feb. eS. ~, At
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GEO. GREENHoW.

At the sametrne will he sold positively without
reserve from 10 to Is other negroes of different
descriptions.
b. STILL.
Feb. Co.. etn
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have the honor to be, sir.
With the greatest respect,
Your ob't. humble s'vt
WILLIAM BhINBRIDGE.
ZION: Hecretary offhe Navy,
City OF Washington.
NEw-YoRK, February 10. ,
The Frame for an English Seyenty four
rake" 6y an american hrfvateer.
ET!Tacf ofG letter from Salem, dated on
Inesday.
In the midst of a severe snow storm. a
valuable prize ship, loaded with sugar and
rum, arrived at Marblehead, prize to Mr..
CroWlnsheld's private armed ship. Ameri.
ca, She has captured another vessel,
Which mas arrived at Kennebeck with tim
per. comprizing the zuhoLe frame of seyen.
1yJonr' OF Quebec oak. from Quebec for
London Two more prizes to the America
are hourly locked for at Salem.''
Inc Hornet, we understand, arrived off
o.' oalvadore, before the Constitution sail
Gu LOT boston 1t is said, that there was
yhS at the former port British sloop of
war OF y guns. 1t. Laurence, of the Hor-
net, sent IN challenge TO the commander
Oh the siooP OF war; and Com. Bainbridre
Pieaged ms honor not to interfere in the
ouhoat. The challenge, however, was de-
cnned, lhe Hornet re,na aimed - The. Cuasi.
WIN tne nope OF yet meeting the sloop of
war. The latter has, it said. one million
OF dollars on board
, we learn that the Essex frieate. CAPTAIN
rorter, was off the coast of Brazil. and had
captured a sloop OF war and four merchant
men. mn OA"'
capt, Luce of the brig Julia, informs tina
on the 3lst of Dec. lat. "a, long. 81. his ves
sci was bearded from the u. States frirate
chesapeake, Is days from Boston. and had
Mt. biodgct, midshipman, put on board
as prize-master--left the Chesapeake the
next morning st eight O'clock, a frigate &
man OF war brig beng discovered to
winu"ard' ITO the westward,) about six
miles, bearing down. blowing heavy at the
time. They passed within two miles n
the Juiia. The crew of the Chesapeake
were at quarters, and the ship prepared
Tor action. She was standing to the S, e.
uhdsr easy sail, they nearing her fast.
~, Feb 81.
The flag Packet Chichester sailed YES.
Baker. ~ -"'
Arrived, and anchored in Princess Bay,
near Amooy, as a flag ship, the British
racket Francis Freeing. Capt. hell, with
ene december mai. She left Falmouth on
the 23d OF Dccember, and was dispatched
i.V'ii bermuda on the 9th inst. by Admiral
Cockburn, who had Just arrived from Eng
!"h9 IN the Families of "a guns Passengers
IN the Packet, John l.. Harris, ESQ cnarg-
ca with dispatches from the Russian gov
ernment, and likewise from our Minister *
Consui resident at that court. Left at Ber-
muda, the Poctiers. Families, Marlborough.
and other vessels Of war; and we learn
that eight 7Es and several frgates were
hourly expected from England, which had
oeen ordered, it was said, ON the American
station, tor the purpose of blockading our
whole line of the coast The packet met.
gong into Bermuda, the schr. Bellona, of N
YORK, from Savannah, bound to France.
prize to the brig CoIibri.
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shipnates in the Marlborough and first
zane To sea together. He was shot in the
carry part OF the action by round shot in
ms right thigh & died few minutes after /;
Tour other OF his messna,es farcI the same
ia'c together with 60 men killed and 1TO
wounded. The oifisial account v,u 10
doubt heard OF before this reaches YOU.
oeS you will let al! his friends and relations
near OF his ttntimely fate. We were on board
the Java frigate for passaxe to India,
"hen We Tell III with this frgate. Two
parcels have sent you under good care 49,
nope this Will reach you safe.
&c. Yours, truly
(Sisned II. CORNECK.
LIT. Peter V. Wood ed regt. of Foot
Isle OF France OF Bourbon, East Indies
A true copy, =
WILLIAM CAMBRIDGE.
NOT Et-Mr. Cloete, by whom this letter
was ,n.ehdsd to oe sent was passenger on
board the Java. and a native of the Cape of
Good Hope. He was not considered by me
prisoner, but had permission to land i'm
uhediateiy on our arrival at ST. Salvatore.
w: b.
Y. ST. CONSTITUTIONS, &
III Sea, 25h January, 1873.
In lat 2, 90, n. LONG Al, so w
.oif-oy TINS conveyance, Ga valuable
prize TO the HorneD have the honor to
~ IVY u my O1SpatCn from St.
oaiVaaor, Containing the information of the
capture and destruction of H B NJ frigate
Java, by the frigate Constitution under nv
command.
Ihe damage the Constitution received
IN the action, but more especially the de-
cayed state she is in, made it necessary for
me to return to the L. States for repairs
o,herwise' should have continued to pros
cute my original plans for the operation of
the squadron uuder my command, & should
thereby, beyond doubt, have considerably
distressed the enemy's commerce. Expect
ing to arrive very soon after your receiving
enis ieuer' induces me to postpone giving
yoa further particulars until nv arrival.
when l shall have the honor of giving you
details in full.
nave the honor to be, sir,
With the greatest respect,
Your ob't. humble s'vt
WILLIAM BhINBRIDGE.
Hon: Secretary offhe Navy,
City of Washington.
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y 4 \ y 4 5,
or almost every description,
rex sale IT 1HIS OFFICE.
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Mn. C.R. LESLIE.

The following resolutions were adopted at
e meeting ofths President and directors of
the PENNSYLVANIA acadeny f the Fine Arts
o. %, 9Th inst. and Mr. Hopk,nson. Mr. s.
Eradlord,an Mr.. James M'Mnr,ie. were
sopo.ntcd committee to carry thera into
effect:
whereas, it is the 6lst duty and greate.t
pleasure 81 his Academy to encourage and
assist the eG-usof American genins IN ~
fine arts 81 ever u1eans w orr power and
we have the hglcst sg'jsiactien in she "a
pii irip oVsnent 10 V7W''rg cxhjh;ted by
Mr.. G. z. Lcsiis, now IN LonLon, p sever.,f
PICTURES he has sent 20 this city therefore.
81 order 10 stimn.ate ard AID Ch.ries p
Leslie in the prosecution ofhis s.uSies.
R~tOiOed. That cozinittee he appoip
ted ~ procafe az engraving to ks exc CITED
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CHARLEsroN, June %.

An intelligent Seamen, informs us that hs
vas in ST, Thomas on the 9,h If MAY last,
when the British frigate Venus, arrived
there under jury bow spirit, that he con
versed with one Of her crew, who told him
she was in great want of men. having lately
iost number of her crew. He did not say
hos they were lost but our informant af
forwards saw captain Gardner in Porto
Rico, who informed him that the Venus had
bad recontre with the Cen Armstrong,
IN which she had lost her bowsprjt and a
great number OF her men, and that had the
action continued five minutes longer she
f,asf have struck her colers The Venus
yates SO guns and is commanded by Capt.
Kenneth NJ 'kenzie.
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i'm the best style which the talents Of cur
cvcntrl eau aiFord, of the Trial Of Con.
stance." an original picture by the said
Charles Il. Leslie. and now exhibited in the
academy, and TO obtain as extensive a sub
Sr.irticn as possi ble for the sad work. cpon
such terms and in such manner as the
committee shall think most likely to pro-
niote its success.
Rescued, rha. all the proceeds of the
sales ot the said engraving alter deduct;ng
all necessary charges aud eXpence., be ap-
Iproprio,ed TO the use Of the Said G. H leslie
& be collected and paid OHM BY Ike said
lcoinn,ittee.
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- X. J. IN EIGS, Coo. IF ONO.
Chiiicothe. June 30h. 1918.
ZANEsv1IIr Jr,o 90

Ancfe remains not a doubt that some
in'p"rtant move Uent will take place untle,
Ien Harrison, early in next month. By q
gentleman of high. information direct from
Enc, (Penn.) we learn tina, the little Ae.t
mere would be ready by the lst Juiy.-.-
mat ihe ileet from Black Rock was dali,
expected 10 arrive there That $ III
hundreds OF boats were ready TO transport
troops, &c. &c
Lne troops viii embark with all iher
oaggase &c. and be conveyed to their.pro-
Psr destination and of their success We
be ours
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RliI:tQru Lipflafiou.

ASSOCIATIONS as well as Individuals have
desirad to JOIN the North Western ARMY
rs volunteers t serve for short periodl
when the interesting crisis OF the spDproa
ching Campaign should Commence. Th.
Commencing General OF that army. pur
suSded thar great services might be ren
dereu ny body OF mounted volunteers. 20
serve not exceeding thirty Eve or fort,
days mas requested the aid SS organic alton
vi aS many c0MfGnicS as the Citizens ufthe
state ot Caio may be willing to form. r.
me United States will furnish ration,
and as much forage IA the situation of the
army shall be enabled to obtain for those
companies, should they be called into the
service be formation of such comDsnie.
recommend with warm appreciation, and
invite the citizens of Ohio to associate AND
organize themselves into COMPANIES The
Interior organization Of Battalion. Res-;,,,t
or brigade, will be established WHEN III
companies shall have reached tae rendez
yous-the place and time of which m.
ommandmg General will give due nm;ce.
ihe commandments Of companies thus or
sahiaea' VIII please 20 report 10 me and the
COMMANDING General as soon as possible,
the numbers composing their respectivr
companies, and the place of the residence of
he commandments.
FelioSD citizens ofOhio.
nm opportunity now presents itself Of
rendering everlasting services 10 your cnup.
ny and your state, and Of particips ing -(un
der the guidance of the Distinguished Har-
T$sH J in the Vicfory. the Dun and the
honor of expelIirg from the TERRITORY of
michigan and the district of Maiden, your
BRUSH enemies and ,heir ferocious allies,
SO that henceforth Peace mag resi- OF, your
borders. 'N
RI. MEIGS, Con. ,f 1b;,
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C,si;icofhe, June q.
LI;iits~v Ns,n,-1n,iu..

On Friday evening, FIVE eighteen poun-
ders arrived here for the use OF the North
Western Army, -
Most OF the twelve months men who haze
been recruited IN this neigborhocd for Ge-
neral M'Arthur's regiment. marched from
TINS place on Saturday foS Head Qnsrters.
( Colonel huderson's regiment u. State.
infantry, about 1000 strong, is arrived al
, Frankiintop.
| About SEQ men Of Col. Johnson's reg't
OF Kentucky mouaSed volunteers, are arri
we'd at DAYTON. -
Colonel Owins's regiment of twelve
months men recruited in Kentucky, ha,
been ordered into service, and will shor,l,
march &c JOIN Gen iiartison's army.
private OF the name of Fisher, was sho
last week 10 Franklinton for repeated de
sertion.
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BRITISH ALLIES 1
ANorEER INpIAN WassAonvIl

- %N"NI "NN iNDlAH MASSACRE
G.xtract OF letter from Mr.. 5. M.yiU of
Huron connty, to his friend in GAINESVILLE
dated June Sd. 1913.
am just returned much fatigued from,
hard march after party of Indians who
broke IN upon Coal creek settlement and
nave committed most awful nassacre.
lhey Killed, scaiped and took prisoners
hlne children, three woman aud one man.
- Inc wife and four children of M.
onow were taken---Mrs Snow and one
OF her children were found dead in
the most shocking condition jrnaeina.
ole. lhey took Mr.. Buffers Hife and fonr.
Shhuren, Two OF the children were found
t9mahawked &c scalped, and their brain,
dashed out upon the ground. An apDrrn.
uce OF MIR Dutler's, and Mr.. Putnsmis
wiie and child were taken at the sam,
time The tate of nine of these uhfortn
mates is unknown, but from sgxs of the trail
We suppose some are retained prisoners. II
DAY we bury the remains OF the bodi,.
found. 1t is supposed they made Tie At.
tack about two hours before sun down in the
evening, while the men were yat on, ar
WORK. They ripped open the feather bsda
ana strewed thcm about,
." We pursued them about 90 m1ss ~
the head OF the bay, but could not oyertakr
for CaDadd. CIV
Some people have the impudencc ~
say, that the indians will not murder wo-
men and ehlldren--but these horrid cr,el.
ties ny eyes have seen, and must BE
lieve."
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DELAWARE RLoCYAnING souAnRnu

WILhINCIONl Asl. June Is.
On Taesdsy les, the Sistira frEats was the only
SooEsdiog force inside the Cspes. Tho vHn bosts
vent down the bay on Wednesday Tor the purpose,
We presume, Of attacking the Statira
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There were hnc Few laliaas win Tho
Sri"ss' ana the alter sotlip tn. savayr VA
feioi 'ns AttacN MAS mcds. I it,A -, So
Was unworthy ~ - r,iar :rnofs---s,,I - ..
o'eo 40 other Sen:iSv.t bAt coni4r,.,, -
mo"s orr soldiers .kcu.,h We NY. nor
nii,ieeig el!srtsd ne o,jvc' If our exne.
| d'tton np the LAkc--the sutrerlor o
ltuct;on q. lie rnen,y's fcrc,-.,br, =
| objection AID dcterhi,n-,l iauepi,.it> Of
:! CT our iroops, have been ctil.uic,,,,.>iy
eiSpiayed aud tiey,hagc ac0.ti;.i v,,,,o.
o'e eS2erieaee 10 hs applied TO tic ..,I.,,
! operators q the Aru.y
we Have~c.';Irsd every h2-;i&hi;, & n-;-
va'ioa. sie o'sicers III Common :. ;th tie sd.
A'e's. W ( have borne hu.evr. ,Ei,.t -,
less OF se2p--we have endured the go. ~
! nieS otco'd & heat: and have fstsnrI,fIy-
| ia'H oion TIL: vet ground, in The. co. n ~.
4''0 5"ncDmes N rain, To srei. LIE -,+c. =,
| sary reposc.
'GIeheGs'S Boyd & Lewis Coined Us ~ 40
ra'ic creek, sc had made eNeiY prsfia,.:,tin,
~, "5'ue P1i sniaS the enemy, whx., Z. per-
e'''ptory order WAS received from Cs.,.raI
tDcatborn to return GO Fort Ge.,es.. :, 80.
japireheaded that the British fixst. w,i. \
| 'fTV appeared, would take in their trr,,,.
l. a','"1 that Place. On the ynGrnill.- ,s
tae eth. we accordingly commenced y ,e,.
roS' ace IN good order, aasl at or e;s.,,..-
-, ~ enemy Hsas made an asrack on or
~ n'nH e"ec'ed the Destruction OF len. /.
anu an oor company aud personal bare.. -. !
Va TINS march the men were s, ,,,,,,,!, 60;
saSas ia. whenever hal, was mad. tb..v
aroRped down for eest in IN. ranis 1T,.lfe
ana capt. Randolph of the 2Otn have t,an
r,ached to the 5Sh RECT. and TIM. Sc,
na'e'y nave had an opperiunit, Ia e,,e-rn
II 5ction' l mad osly two nscn & uur,,,eS &
cAp'' hsHGoiph three. TIE reg hxG.er-
efal more wounded, but uaiy two OF ar,
roor'aity. The enemy's FIRE is alwavSu,c,c
raPin and less effective than on they to>.
f"r times as many rs W t!o--thay. hal
10 Killed and wounded we haJ about ,hir-
~.
Col. Proctor has Jus. arrived with a rein.
iorce'nent, and VIC shall nave another battle
N lew GAYS
writ tnis important letter upon nv ma,
-thefetrre excuse me.
PROSPECTS, BEgoan us.
.IltI I-'srI thing waits on the si5agg,e for The
If wien TIE Gan. Pke is equ,a,,~d j. .,y.,e. =,
snau'e DC defeated, the following eI4nts M. SOW
As..seasC-i stt>e's on Kinss'ontt land Z, rer
the Lake isli Whit 49,"
The British tai back ca NIont7sal.---
:, he troops march or i N ons ERECTION Crom
nns'hgt'". where Gen.tai Hampton is torrnisg -
IT, IT, s"other d'ree'ipa FROM 0rgenr -
he'e 'ss' may bs snsd ~ ,rGst IL zen Vrrjso,s,
troops exclusive Of Johaso.'s rrou1, ~ ,o4,, 80
may ne detached &c ssour The indians
harrison troops Hiier tAk'uy i1z!, en- NAV mas,
uo~g W iske Erie q wiiith Dte au.sopitg to
~ Montreal, therefore, the greatest sand and
struggle viii bs made. "'
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'N "htSh VIC "uuSTSNanu altogether W.T.
mount to aptut one shen.;aul mcn
Also arrived ON sunday. Monday and
"Wednesday. part OF Colonel Dana's reei.
s,of about four hundscd, from Windsor /:
whose appearance weie excellent. IheY
were in uniform bat he'd no arms.
On Tuesday detachment OF artillery.
from Albany arrived at this pest, with two
24 Founders.
Bar. ctn.
BATAVIA, n. Y. June l6.
On Monday last, arrived IN this village.
under guard commanded by L.ieut. Bur-.
Esd u. ;. Infantry, 90 British regulars ana,
" Canadian militia, prisoners az war. IA
tkeh at the head of Lake Oatario on the 6,h
INST. and Will remain here until further or.
ders.
Psrtsfnouth, ". H. Jl.ne la.--Y'uesaay
last a Eritish Sl0oi,of war appeared off our
harbor, IN chase Cf q numbe, ot COASTERS
The u. S. brig Erterar,ze, and some OF the
Gun beats at this place got under way i'm :
medlaieiy to go out. but ca proceeding down
the river the Entcrprize grounded, and was
not got offtiil some time After. Bv bo,ts
winch arrived towards evening. it was sta
,ea that there was also frigsfe in the Of
mig so that the grounding Of the Eater
Prize NAV not be SO unlucky a circumstance
as was at first supposed.
:, NORFOLK, June 90.
TN saturday morning Cartel. with Doc
tors bdrraud and Gr0yson, On board, wa.
dispatched 20 he British Admiral fer the
purpose IF allowing these gentlemen TO as
"st me wounded in Hampton but they
we're not permittedt to go on shove until Snn
day.-Fro1a the Captain of TIE Cartel. and
others who re.urael in it on Sunday even
Ing, we learn. that the British O, rett;n,-
| posse sSion of Hampton, committed nsanv e
norNitles, such as pil!aging and destroyinc
every article OF furniture that they met with.
stripping men ard women of licir clothes.
burning end carving eff ell the shipping &
number OF negroes. Mosi Of the enemy.
troops were rcshIpped on Sunday. Herald.
.'7opemenis of The Enc0,y,-Y yesterday
trigates and sorie tenders, from the sonad
ron ron in hampton Reads. proceeded up JAIME.
h'ver.-~We cannot with certainty sa, hos
far. ~
We have seen a letter from Smi.hfeld r.
gcntiema1in- this place, dated Sunday last.
winch says, ithis morni 0g some barges full
OF men from frigate which lies OFF Paran
creek, made ar attack on Old Town, but
neing warmly received by the Militia, who
mad two ak Founders, they retired afser ex-
changing few shots, W til out doing ahv da
mage. An attack on this town is hourly
expected. Every thing ct any value is re.
moved with most Of the fan hes" RI
ss.zz-z
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UjH,Jeoy y, L,,,e o.

WiTdgoT ". Tune 81
On Sunday evening arrived here. barr ~
col. Fassstt's Regiment, between s and 600
wrong The Uniform appearance Of
THESE men rei!ect great hsgor on the colone
and his officers. They gere in fun uniform
and completely eqapped commanded b,
9el. PheiPs' The colonel, it seems, will
sFins cn,cle ress Of the regiment in a few
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We have an army list Of 1910 (says the Norfclk
Hcager.) a. !. hich time Ger. Thoiu4 Sidney Beek
~ith was Lieut. Colonel Of the ist Battalion estb
kcgL RBe Corps
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From the FTceman's Chronicle Er,ro.
hyoD[E,s.-. - a.,

Frankhnfon, June 10.
Ills excel'eucy major general Barriocn h, .
polreiy favored the Editor Of tho Free-
mans Chronicle with the following ;,o
portaDt dispatch, received this agieruoa,
from F.rt George, via Fort Meirs, "''''
Edjutpnt GeHeraPS Qfce,
head gHGrfers, Fort George,
June ~, 1873.
S1R~-in obedieuce 70 the Instructions of
ne MAJ r general commanding in chief or
his frontier have he nonor 10 infor,, va,
hat this place waq captured b. the Amer,
n an arms, on the 27tn ult, after a ehor, and
.,,. contest 81 some thirty oin,te,-
; W 6'iush rstrested up the river lin the
hrs' jnHance) abandoning the fort which
hed ooen rendered uutenable BY the hai,s.
ries on the opposite side.
Cur Ioss dos no: EXCEED 10 killed, a,a
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oRPIcIAL.

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f0t he GoUerpor Of Yifsmia a;.fcG,
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Al NJ ion 10 AT HAMPTON CCNDUCT
VI dE E11EMY--hNACUA TtOk
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The Hon. WIN. Tones
See,y. OF INC Navy, Washington.

We have information from our arry ~
For t1e crge az late as the ODD, when all
was welt and CEN DEARBORN, having
IN some degree recovered from his severe
indispntitio'J, has resumed the command of
the army.