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From the Richmond Ennnirer of this mo-

The PRESIDENTS RECEPTIoN.-Last evening was IN
every way credtable TO the metropolis of Virginia The
President and party received with cordial vel
come worthy OF the Old Dominion We cannot better eX
press our sentiments than by saying that felt proud OF
the city and the State in which live Wedese TO refer
with especial commentator TO the volunteer companies
of this city who turned out in large numbers to extend
the proper courtesy the Chief Magistrate OF the ma
ton We have never seen in this city more handsome
military display any affair of the kind pass oil bet
ter
The President accompanied by Mrs Polk, Miss
Rucker, OF Tennessee Judge Mason Uhe Secretary OF
the Nayy) and two daughters and son. and Colonel
Walker, the private secretary OF the President The cars
and his party welcomed the city by the mayor IN
few words, to which the President briefly replied. They
then attended by the mayor, State and city authorities
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Notice TO Presumption Claimants.

Every person entitled to the right of presumption to any
lands within the townships and fractional townships above
enumerated required establish the the salts
faction er and receiver of the proper hand Office
and make payment therefor the OF dollars per
acre. the price fixed by the OF 81 August 1876,
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day APP
pointed for the commencement of the public sale ofth
lands embracing the tract clamed otherwise such claim
shall be forfeited. RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
May 29-lRM l3w
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Gen. ]. Z, WooL.
Minor Trails repori Of The batiIe.


SIR In compliance with your order, ] herewith sub
NIT the following report of the operations of the rifle
battalion under my command, it being part of the I'd
regiment from Illinois, on the 22d and ODD ultmo
The rifle battalion operated with the regiment 10
which it belongs until the morning OF the 23d, for the
particulars OF which refer YOU to Col Bssels report
On the morning of the 23d was ordered by Colonel
Churchill with my battalion TO report TO General Lane
or to Colonel Marshall at the loot of the mountain on
the left OF our line. lost time in dong so, and in
my inquiries for General Lane think was answered
by Colonel Marshall and ordered by him to support the
mounted remen then engaged the extreme left OF
line in the mountain; the battalion gained the position
assigned it with aacrty under heavy fire of the enc
my, and soon commenced returning the fire. The bat
talon continued to occupy this position until after the
mounted enen had retreaied; and seeing the enemy in
force filing across the only low ground that afforded
the battalion an opportunity of reteatng and being I'M
supported, ordered retreat to the opposite side
OF the ravine in the rear, and there took position and
formed the battalion al the base of the mountain Having
received no further orders and the troops whom | had
been ordered TO support having left, and knowing the
enemy to be in overwhelming numbers on my left, and
knowing too that the battalion unsupported and APP
parenty beyond the reach of support at that crisis
consequently ordered the battalion TO march BY the flank
in quick time with view to reach and support the
regiment which had seen in retreat before the battalion
ceased firing IN the mountain.
The battalion had not marched more than its length,
when we were charged By overwhelming force Of the
enemy's cavalry; the battalion consequently forced
to retreat To- deep ravine in the the retreat
made more hastily than desired-abutable, probably, TO
the fact that many OF the company officers were lost
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MATCHES AND JEWELLERY .-lJust received by III e
w last arrivals English gold and silver patent lever
waiches-some from the most celebrated makers-with
chains seals, keys, and great variety OF fine ieweer "
All ofwhich will be sold tile lowest prices and
blythe subscriber.
May 25-3t ROBERT KEYwoRTH.
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GUNNER Countcrpanes.-Just received super, me-
- dum, and low-prced white Marseiles conterpanes,
ia IA, l3l, and PA ID. CLAGETT IL Co
May 26-Suf
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SALrLLo, Mexico. March Isl. 1917.


SIR have the honor torepor that, on the evening OF
the 22d large body of the cnemys Iances appeared on
the plain east Of and about two and half miles distant
from, the city Immediately ordered Captain Wheeler
to support Captain Webster in the redoubt Captains
Morgan, Prcnss, and Hacker, ordered into the
cathedral the streets barcaded The ancers, af-
ter few hours disappeared in the direction OF the Pala
mos Pass
On the morning of the Odd the ances again appeared,
and moved along the foot OF the mountains in the drec
ton OF Buena Vista. Captain Webster threw few
shells at them, but which supposed to have reach
ed them
About noon they took position interceplng all com
munication between this place and the army. AT 2
o'clock OF Captain Websters 2-pounders, under the
command of Lieutenant Donaldson supported By Captain
Whecers company, run out; AT the same time Lieu
tenant Shower advanced with Gpounder from the train,
supported by mixed command OF teamsters and en-
ployes These guns advanced and threw their shells
successfully, that the enemy compelled TO retire
their loss is not certainly known but is reported to have
been sixty three The enemy remained on the PLAN I'M
til daybreak OF the 2lth when they again retired through
the Paamos Pass.
have the honor to remain yours, &c,
w. b. WARREN, 1t. Col. Isl Ill Reg,
and Governor of Salto.
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CAMp TAYLOR. March 3 1917.

IAMP IAYLOR, AIarCn ,, I0II
SIR have the honor TO report that, on the morning
Of the 22d ut the second regiment of Kentucky volun
teer infantry, then under the command OF the late Col
VIM II. Mckee, was ordered TO march from the camp
at Buena VISTA for the purpose OF meeting the enemy
who were advancing This order was received at about
o'clock and was obeyed Immediately AT half-past .
o'clock we reached the position ordered take
on the right OF the main body of the army; We formed
in line OF battle a small hill about two hundred yards
in rear OF Capt Washingons battery OF artillery, with
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RICHMOND, May 81, 1917.

Sin The citizens ofRichmond have been informed that
you will shortly pass through city to the State OF North
Carolina. We embrace with pleasure, the opportunity to
tender cordial welcome the metropolis OF the State
meeting called for the purpose have adopted resolutions,
which, ter organ, we have the honor 10 enclose In their
behaE respectfully request you remain IN the city
long your convenience win permit aud afford Our citi
opportunity greet you with the courteses and
hospitality due 10 your character and station
Cordially uniting in the views aud feelings oil the meet
ing, are, with high respect,
Your fellow-cilZens,
JOHN RUTIIERFOORD
JOHN NJ. PATTON,
JAMES LYONS
JAMES A. Seldom,
WIN ii. MCFARLAND,
GEORGE w MUNFORD,
HENRY L. BROOKE.
Ills Excelcncy JAMES X PoLK President OF the United
States, Washington, d. 9.
TT is proper to state that Mr. r. T Daniel one of the
committee was not in the city when the above letter was
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WAR DEPARTMENT May "a 1877
SNEPARATE proposaIs VIII he received untII ~,

y O'Clock Wednesday, the Both day OF June for sn
ing the stationery and executing the printing described
the schedule below The stationery must be of the H.
quality and the printing executed in the best nann
Sample. OF The former must accompany each bid NM
specimens of the latter will be shown TO bidders in ~
several bureaus, when desired
The successful bidder will be required give bond ,
approved suretes for the faithful performance of ms c
tract and the department will reserve the right 10 o
the articles and work such times and in such quan
rs il may deem proper, and TO increase diminish m
quantities stated below.
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WASHINGTON. May 25th. 1871.

committee was not in the city when the above letter
written and despatchedl
WASHINGTON, May 25h, 1871
GENTLEMEN have received your letter of the 2ist inst
enclosing the proceedings adopted AT meeting of The ci
zcn of Richmond, and rendering me, their behalf,
welcome the metropolis OF Virginia, my way 10 visit
tle University of North Carolina.
Having made my to travel by the public
canyeyances regret that il viii bc in my power rema
but u very short in Richmond, during which 1t viii
give pleasure exchange personal situations with as
many ot my ellow-citzens as the limited opportunity VIII
permit
rendering through You to those whom you represent my
acknowledgements Tor the honor done me- and To yourselves
personally my thanks the IA which
you have CON nuuicated their wishes,
am, with great respect, your obedient servant,
JAMES X. POLK.
To Messrs John Rutherford John NJ. Patton, james Iy
ni,a. and others.
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Medical
nR GRAFTON TILEh has associated with him in
- professional practice DIR. ALEXANDER MATTHEWS
op attention will be given whenever their services may
be desired Office, corner of Washington and Gay streets
Georgetown, adjoining the residence OF DIR. Tyler.
May l0-2awdScpIm
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Ills Excecncy JAMES K PoLk, President Of The United
States Washington d, c.
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Washington Branch
~ aud after Monday next, 3ls instant the train
" OF cars will leave mt IL O'clock M instead of halfpa
IL rs heretofore The change is made in order ensure
conneXon with the boat line irom Baltimore to Phiade
PIMA. by order; T. II. PARSONS
May 2b-eOttIunPl Agent.
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scrubbed in Williamsburg q. TIE t7fn Iaf4#at ei
the odd Dominion NhlgL. s.set oells gfsto-
fhe3 hf tie election el-At E-lnlAnd IsllIi.-
ton as fr'srtent. unanimous auoP'.9 d rs
o|tatton, submitted by Nf AIlltoill 1aiY'
winch placed Virginia heA9aa '!le h14ois2a'
amt pledged her 10 tho maintenance el ae5 @t,
dfPeaaeAce' laeh asserted A3e.1't sustained
or abandoned by me iesiai Inc C9t3aiess +,
Inc LlCiNNfoaed" society. % Ni'iaH anu
Wary College, aetuatej ny tue loaofaoHe ds-
sire oil rescutns inhooiiNtoa ms nIlll5lA e.
vent I'D The history ol Virginia determined
la celebrate rs anniversary on ias i2sa 81
May last, and keaI i'dadas Colhe. Esg gu
ftaKauna an aiaanhus ot#5aat NthstabE III
Stttnton, was requested to 8ett'ef am S4457~1
suitable to the ete5-t4H- Ait- 70 cont4iai
with THIS request aat Ne nave ht5 i4e pleas
afeo OF refustaS ht7 Yt5t Eloquent ANA aFpf7
PIRATE REMARKS. W4tg1 aat- aaeh lr9{gl IN
pamphlet form By Cine saesi4 all Who's re-
quest they were detlretea
We are nndcbiei 20 correspondent tor ihr
lo~loW1agaraele ON the saheez.
t8 -h.f Wig
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tlea al independence BE- z#a lH3ttd Colonies
W8s preceded bt d much a4ttaf act on the part
81 Virginia. who on .ss t244 ai May. Iseo,
7lastf and uaassfs ei sa27s ell al''-tfaea 60
tde BRUSH Grown. ant rfzeiatmfl hef sever
eisatx TO HE #aftt. l5e people should pc
acquainted win aHS .aete that iiIelf a%lfnlft-
ton and respect 1T I've H53Hal ETH State may
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h0afsD- Or rAA4Il.
Comm iltee- oa Coatmercl fgr E.
-" HARros- VT. SHHH#. T S4FalE.
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c. The Hibernia brought ont specie t,
the amount of El99.I0f.

7 c. The Hibernia brought ont specie t,
the amount of 4Is9, l0l.
The New York Tlibuu, of tla 18Th nissan.
says Freigats arr m8fe active AMI +.
American ships very firm, Engagements d
Floarl 10 Liverpool were made at Is. and Il
London al >. I'll. Ia British vessels - ..
81. Two vessels were taken far Cork and ,
market at II d Isl. There isa aao.t ae4aHt
for British vessel, to load at Qaebcc al ~ ID.
Flour. For the Continent there is n5tfiag
OF importance doing
OREGON RAlLR0AD=faa legislature
OF Connecticut have passed a series Of re.a.
luuoas approving Of the general features Of
Nj. Whitney plan Tor ii ~reiEr1al To the Pa.
eitie, aud request their Regf sru,otfyes and
Their Senators IN Congress to give the plan
their prompt attention and support.
G. Canal ifelsats says the Bla4io *.
press are up again, and as hig1a, 81 "a was
pad on Flour few DAYS since 10 ALBANY.
G. During the months OF March aud
April last pas. Gage Hitea5er \ Co. OF
Chariestowu, Mass. loaded at their w.aFges
seNeatE-eight vessels WIKI ice, for ,a4ioa4
ports and places.
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Me,=rs. Robe Z. Taelof. Wm.H Il. Garnet,
and C.. " Newton.
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by MAGNETIC STAGE-CRAPM !!
ExCLUSIvELY FOR
THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE! !!
of the Il. NJ. S. Acadia
AT BOSTON


Eleven Days Later from Europe!
The British Mail Steamer Acadia, Capt
Mel Shannon, arrived at Boston on Saturday
goth inst, at o'clock P. M, having made the
passage from Liverpool in sixteen days
We are indebted to the Portland Umpire,
a copy of which paper was forwarded express
ly for The Tribune, for a summary of the
news.
The markets are still depressed, but some
what Improved since the last steamer. Best
Western Canal Flour 29s 29s Cd. Rich
mond, Alexandria, Philadelphia. Baltimore,
28s Dos. New Orleans and Ohio 26s 27s
U. States and Canadian sour 2ls 23s. .. 5.
wheat, white and mixed. Is cd a IS, per 70
lbs. Red 6s Cd Is Cd. Indian corn. 30s a
35s per quarter. Meal las l5s cd, per Dbl.
Oats, Is i'd Is 10d per As lbs. Cotton mar
ket fuctuating, with downward tendency,
No indications of improvement.
The Money market is still pressed. Many
failures. Some of the oldest establishments
in the land
The English Parliament will assemble on
the 18th inst. for despatch of business.
The Popes restrict has been issued con-
demning the proposed Roman Catholic Pro-
vincial Colleges for Ireland. A feeling of
general sorrow has been caused by it.
The Catholic Bishop of Ireland had address
ed the Lord Lieut.. on the sudden recurrence
of the famine of the approaching winter. He
premises that governme mt will interfere for
the preservation of human life.
The affairs of Switzerland are fast approach
ing crisis. The belligerent forces are in view
of each other and hostilities appear to be in
evitable.
A reconciliation has taken place between
the Queen of Spain and her husband.
The late Minister of Finance, Salamca, is
is charged with fraudulent issue of govern
ment funds to the extent of one hundred and
sixty reals.
The affairs of Italy are not yet satisfactorily
adjusted.
The Emperor of Austria continues obstin-
ate, bnt does not seem disposed to take any
aggressive steps.
The Hibernia arrived out the 2Sth ult.
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Practice and Preaching.

In an address before one of the literary.
societies of Brown University, few years ago
on the " Social Influences of Christianity"
Gen. Caleb Gushing, spoke of war in these
terms.
Are we not also in the sanguinary wars
which from time to time convulsethe world,
the self inundated victims of our headlong
passions and unreasoning animal instincts
Oh, when will civilized communities learn
that war, even upon those rare occasions when
it is followed by just and high cause, is
after all bat necessary crime, and the scourge
of our kind When will they conspire not in
over reaching and encroaching one upon the
other, but in bringing their choicest oblations,
the flowers and fruits with which the bounte
Gus hand of Heaven begems the unspoiled
earth, and the aspirations of fraternal con-
cord. to lay them lovingly together on the
altar of Peace"
To all which, we may now say in the words
of Cowper-' o tinkling cymbal and high.
sounding brass, smitten in vain!'
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Ar 8th ship Desdemona, Havre
ba-uues Tiberas, and Trenton, Turks Islands 9Th
sbps eonidas, Conner, Liverpool; Italy, Baker, Bath
Delaware, Patten, Liverpool; Parthenon, Woodbury.,
do barques Calico, Blaney, Turks Islands; indiana
Watts, 1homaston brig W Kendall, Pinkham, Vera'
Cruz. Below, coming up, ship Jno Holland CID 9TH,
ships Dumbarton, Pendeton, daVre; Louisiana, bar
stow, Liverpool.
MOBILE-Ar 10th, ship Calcutta Woodside, Port
land barques Medora, Knight, Boston; Edwin Au-
gustus, Keazer. York st Marys, Miken, do.
SAVANNAH-Sld 18th, ship CIinsn, N York
CHARLESTON-Ar 18th, sch Fruitful Vine, Perry,
New Bedford.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, barque Harvard Harvard
Bemen, 40 days. Cid barque Genesee, Dillingham;
N Orleans A; brig Philura Thatcher, Savannah.
Also ar 18TH brig Montrose, Winchenbach, Waldo
boro'; Duncan Gchrist, Thomaston Sid ship Con-
stellation.
Thomaston.
BRISTOL, RI.-Ar 10Th, sch Florida, Chase, Nanse-
mond.
BOSTON-Sld 10Th, barque Alvarado.
NEWBURYPoRT-Ar 18th, brig Portland, Prince
PORTSMOUTH-Ar Il. h, brig Eastern STAR Carde
mas for Portland.
PORTLAND-Ar 10Th, schs Desiah, Savage, Boston
for Bath Provincetown, Walsh, Thomaston for los-
ton : Cyrene Coombs do for do Milo, Copeland Bos
ton for Thomaston Cid sch Lydia Slower, HASKELL
BANGOR-Cid 10Th, brig Times, Groton, New Ia-
ven schs Mary, Miliken, and Miranda, HICKS lhoin-
EAST THoMAsToN-Ar llth brig Swan, Pierce,
Bangor for Honduras 10Th, schs Effort, Wood, York;
4th, Fortune, Elwel, md Increase Hall. do 18th,
Joseph FarwelI, Ames do; Yankee, Hewitt, Boston
18th Metaluc, Simonion, York. Sid 18th, schs Cor
vo, Crockett, and Trumpet, Ham, York 18th, brig
Jno Kendall (new) Slower, do; sch susan Ludwig,
Grant, do; 18th, briggs Geo Ryan, -, CUBA; l6thr
MACHIAS PORTAL 10Th, barque William Sproul,.
Damariscotta. Sid 18th, barque Lucy Ellen, Cafes,
GuadalOupe
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AUCTION.

WILL he sold at Auction at the store of 5. D. REED
" in Bath, Thursday, the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, aud continue Friday and Saturday, and until
the whole stock in said store is sold -being fresh
and beau ful stock of staple and Fancy Dry Goods
such as Broadcloths, Cassmeres Sa ttnetts &C. CASH
meres deLaines, French Poplin, and Oregon Plaids
Prints Aipaccas and a variety of other dress goods.
Robroy. Gala Plaids. Thibet, Lionese cloths and
other cl0akinsg. Shawls. Beached and unbleached
shee,ngs and Shirtings and most every kind of Dry
and Fancy Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Mufs,
Kniyes and Forks; Spoons, Candle Sticks, &c.
SALMON snd Shad Irvine, Trunks. BRASS and Wood
Clecks, and a.greatSariety Of ohe,, goods.
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To DE Hung for Stealing a Slave.

At the late sitting of the Court of General
Sessions fo-. Darlington District South Caro-
lima, the Hon. Judge Wardlow presiding
James Carlisle was brought to the bar charged
with selling negro slave. the property of Mr..
p. w. Pledger, of Malboro District, to which
charge he pleaded guilty. and was sentenced
to be hung on Friday, the 25th dayof February
next
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tzYe The Steamer Kennebec left Portland on
Saturday morning at about 10 o'clock for Bos-
ton. She may be expected back on her last
trip by Tuesday morning. She will probably
winter at Portland, together with the Charter
Oak and Penobsoot.
The Hw,tress will probably make several
trips after the river closas. 1t is expected that
she will haul up at this port.
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G5YThe new ship CYBELE lately built at
Pittston, for Capt. S. w. McKown of New
York, Capt McKown of this city, and Messrs
Stevens of Pittston, is one of the most costly
and elegantly furnished ships aaoat. The
cabin is finished with satin wood and Mahoga-
ny, and everything about her is made to cor
respond. She is an honor to her owners, and
to those who constructed her.
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Mrs. Partingtou. Distressed.

"Dear, DEAR" said Mrs. Darlington, what
barbarous acts war docs make men commit,
even in the present age! Why, it was only
the other day that man in the Cambridge
omnibus pointed out the house where he said
Gen. Washington was chartered =
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Nephew" said a down-esst farmer to a
lop-sided youth who had been quartered on
him for six weeks, and resisted all gentle
hints that his stay had been prolonged quite
sufficiently, " l am afraid you'll never come
to see me again.
"Whv, uncle, how can you say sos Don't
come to see you every winter"
Eyes but I'm afraid you IL never go away"
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Rival to Tom Thumb.

A rival to this distinguished person has
made his appearance in Columbus, Ga, under
the name of Gen. Thompson. He is 26
years old, % inches high, weighs 80 pounds,
and wears beard Where's Rarnum?
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= FOREIGN PORTS.

At St Martins 2eth ult, barque Burtel, Berry, for
Bath, ldg. -
AT Havana 9th inst, brgs Majestic, M'Near, from
Wilmington, NC. days, ar 7th Motto, Hasty, from
Portland, ~ drys; Maria freeman, hence, 10 DIS Ii
on, sedgley, disg sch Tennessee, Todd, DIS fin Will
mington, NC.
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PORT OF B A T H.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 90
ARRIVED.
" No Arrivals.
CLEARED.

Brig Henry w Moncure. new, 1877 tons) Titcomb,.
Key West-Sch Hercules, (Br Barron, Windsor, Ms
SAILED, wind NV, good breeze ships c Calhoun, y
Lowell, Charleston; Genoa, Kelley. Boston; schs lily
Freng, do.
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DISASTFRS. &c.

Brig Eastern Star Hart of and for Portland, FIN Car
denas got ashore on the Isle of Shoals of 18th
inst hut got off in the evening with loss of deckload,
and ar at Portsmouth next day.