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GEORGE BANCROFT.
UNITED STATES LEGATION, London, July VII, lS49."
P.rsseal.rs Of sas mn e -.
The Genoa Gazette Of the 5h quotes letters from Rome
OF the 30th- They state as follows:
terrible bombardmenr began AZ four in the morning
and lasted three hours Morts had been planted upon
Cd BY he legion M.n. ~sch vas .aoo W.
powered and obliged with the los Of cam
gle The position Of vascslo abandoned by The Rc-
mans The damage done By the French artillery i'm
balls. and he famous slaine Of Poanpey IL no more
The fesco OF Poussn, in the Palace Casaxn desoysd
suoyed the paintings Of ssbasiano da Piom6iso and
ruined the temple Of Bram.nse."
S sss . Nearly sssIss I.a sssi.ss, ps.ssa :
supposed that our soldiers could be furious They did
sbe 70 restrain their sldor Ii IS true s.s he enemy 3
the number OF 30 men, under Of loopholed house.
Frsnekmen len dead al The very rs discharge Our up
burst the DOORS and the rushed forward bsyo
dOw. bur 500 Of ihem wers Killed hi. sair vas one Of
the most terrible
in die evening You viii learn rom he oc.I r.pos q.
details Of tbs military Of which he principal
dered The instant removal Of the Phrygaa cap wherever
was ios ~ s, Was passing long The Par. csoans
Shouts cries. the general charged them the bead OF
r s.as -a De s sssss
already commesoed but IL win 70 sowiy On sccsz
Of the Of misery and dzpdafon which Preach
amy found them Gen oadlnot has jos pubtishsd proc
can inform thai only induces zpeniioa s made OF
the Pope An imposing manifestation however even
already been manifested In favor his speedy retain On
die part q DE mdicious and enlshfsned Poron o. de
population The nrsi they the
ssry, viii be taken The have for objecf-lss The
sbung Of the clubs, and The suppression OF de journals
that every day nsulned Frcnch soldiers The daln-
on Of the Consneni Assembly who. by she thoushtt
uer daily promugze with ali solemny, the day before
yesterday the constitution they bad been celebrating for
last SIX months The Jsbsnding Of die Roman troops,
their removal 70 cantonmcnfs ccrfan distance from
the city. until such time they reoEsnized The inn
nedsie expuson Of those Strangers wboe dc1eab}e T.
rAnny has ruined the cip and the country The nomi-
natioa, by eleefion, Of the municipality Lad nehx
dared oder himself candidase Sor these dangsrous
nDctons; the Pognard dreaded, ts sgiasprs and
The cnbbs. had not yet departed three persona IN set
saspeeied ofgmPaihy with the French army. wee ss..s
sinated a night and the mnrdcre have Keen dis
covered The establishment Of the of scke, (which
has us been done and well received w Cessna Hos
osss Tor OF tbe city, and General Ssuynn r
msndAnI p The speedy orz.nizAfin Of n.ihrsV uibs.
mails - Judge all crimes committed agninst and
properly Ganb.ld len yesterday morning his band,
composed Of IRON 1000 5000 men, u - drocoa Of
adv La
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Just RECEIVED. dreet from Island Of SsL Thomas,
u per hng Annscssin, Capt Douy, a iot Of the finest
genuine green tuns broaght this Market which
wh be served up daily IN soap and x the varoas modes
Of cookery, and The best possible Style Also sm Nor
tok, fresh oyste, spiced oy->rx, theepshe.d m.ekere
hoshsh, &c, kc ~ of which VIII be served up n he
ahortcst norice-
o. fslniiss s-rsed - usual
-Ass.ls-d w. WALKER.
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E,REscH a. sp>.asA L~.s..x..--J. AEIERE, laie
prolcs>of Uni.-d Szass navy, Yale college. &c. re.
spcctnly .cquans The eIfixens 81 Washineon that he
oont-m plates gxinx instruction Ia the above languages
az vel AZ IN tils Es<lish 10 loreignen
Prof hsiere n.su hmscif hsf his reputation in
sractor stoo wei Established here require paTueuAI
rcierences
FU rras. &e sAdr... j. N, the bookstores Of Me.r,
fr.nck TsyLg, I.yior & hsaD. and Fischer, hi,
,esdsnes a. Ma William, oPPosiis Mr. Prsnck Tsyior
Pcnnsyis.niz avenur. Nov. sd
DOBERT ,. WALkER VIII pr>etass Law shs
II Suprcne Court of the United Sates- La answer @
many cncrz he thinks proper that he ad
70 Claims before Cpess % any % NE departments, bgi
win deyots has .tielz>sa exelusIvcy inussed
him N she esg<ene co.r; u.
Ofhcs fcuu<y wanna &ewenne, The Seven Bald
ta<x- wszhinx1on- ID G. hns-d
ToaS - n~cALLA> i.ss s>cs.A A.aasss IN.
Ir..n casn has ssy'ee. "a The Pro.sos,oa Of el.m'
% The Eovesnn~nL below Conue<x the dep.rusnts
IN the sstsienent q military accounts. and sgsney bas
meas gcner.Ay He viii also practise Law In the District
courts.
Leueu addressed % hin basine.. should be postpaid
Has csboe 70 a thc cornsr Of 9Th and Louisiana
opposite the Tclcxrsph ofhce.
Wxsst<sros Cfrrs ArFh B-cosmif
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r.Sss sr - a. renewal q so.i.s se.cs.s - c.,
IA al unscn ~ w.. -
800 "a ~sr..s s-.s h-~s ~, No 80 i.-aet " s r.
seer n a. Trs.--.y .s as J-s..p, e< hsu 1sse
s'ses-' ,Ami.'-s.r' aESrY NAY, So q ss-s -.- .
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| The Constitutional gives the following:
IL appears thai a. far hack ~ the soh Of April Arne
,s an :, 3 sin and
bald Who Romans. and Iitie about the fais
Of The people opposed with al their strength he opinion
SessIasee. irmeIiin several times during he con-
unsance OF the hoslltie. renewed his proposition 70
treat with The French. but si-.y. without ...l:
be was supported were either niindaisd or thrown into
prison The chiefs Of the National Guard and The BODY q
ss ssFs ss aa e Changing as s
muskes which had percussion locks, for tbose OF the
army Of Gsnb.ldi. which bad fint one. Dsnns The
aniied with Armelni in Sensnding he es..-iioa q
resistance, and the refusal OF Maxxni. hey Gave
tber ressnaons "a r Vses;.a s,hs $500
forum) A certain number Of the Trans,cvenns and ne
Iazzaroa assembled Mazzini c.ns followed b Can,
collected al Rome He harzagssd he crowd. telling
them that he had called them % decide between hs
colleagues and himself and asked them 70 make known
ns e,sss declared e. 1ss.sss Fo
any price , asked Mazxini The crowd nnannoasy
erelsnes For resssasee :. any pic r-.p,aos veil
s a.,.,,oa = cf re<s.sse % ts ds.ih and vhos
aay koaghi Of safety The ness "4 4, ~ -
rsed OF kes.. e, m Y 90 Be pgocins1 6rsso
xs.s ,er was therefore psed in re hands
lof Mszzini, during the continuance o. ns c.'sa "e
country =, xA;eh Mszzini made q his pcws v.s
"a ,S,o~ his fso colleagues Of The Inunyn.ie INTO
- o.,e time company Of 'guardians Of public s.fety,
6srred 10 second. OF rather 10 wsich. ne ear,plnes
and 70 maintain public order. A. % he NsnonaA o1fo
rini l.stsd two dsys when the assault OF The seth
June had delivered up the second enclosure 70 N
French and crushed me lee'on Of oenc. 49, Y.
lxc~ the,r solders behind the bznicsdes VIE. Con
1;t,e~ of Public Safety deberaf1g. the Ns1oes
4. hos-,ed and the Constituent Assenhty. un1I -
meswre al the National Guard, authorized Ne .snnz
municipality proceed % the French -. - us.
I'd Rome Colonel Msnzra hs1 been lllso, :! weA
the nero who bad always scconno:d 31ne19 -
band 81 the lsifer he one whscA had 1870 -
s The day when they should Be driven iron tome 80
would lo.e everything wss their prey which NJ g
Tended In order shst they might the more rssAy rsl
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UNITED STATES wHoIEsALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE

HOUSE
EwIs HANFoRD, No- "a "a 40, M IS, Pearl sree
IL frfween Burnr shp New Yea, have On
a CLOTHING ne United sr.,cs
.<.psef III IN .rcle q shu and Drswers ws
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS IN ne word FLAIR
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, q ~ kinds
cstsiae.e. 81 so<f -es by mai brssrs Yrpupdy f1ed
LEWIS 4 Manhood, =
NosL IA "a, rs, ard Bs Fear y, ~ n
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the islands by passing boat, are flying down the

the islands by a passing boat, are flying down the
lake, yelling like Camanches; the whippoorwn
have set up their cry in the woods, and the even
ing siar CLOVIS like a diamond upon the warm
bosom Of the sunset sky. Let US give you a verse
OF original rhyme upon the subect:-
Star Of the angels-star Of love
Through the still blushing sky
Thou shinest from the fields above,
Blessing the watchers eye;
Recalling to the wanderers mind
The past which we repiue,
And blending objects left behind
With images divine.
so you see that we can still sing little to the
old harpsichord, 'when the fit is on"
But speaking Of the lake practically, the Lowell
cotton manufacturers have discovered that il has
outlet into the Merrmack, and that in dry sea-
son the waters of this lake may be turned to some
profit; and they are, therefore, deepening this
outlet, so that If they diminish the volume of the
lake, they will increase the amount Of cotton and
woolen goods.
Coming up the lake, we met with one of the
press gang Of New Hampshire, who cordially
agreed with us that, as Mr.. Weller had to go out,
no better successor to run the boundary OF the
CHA could have been appointed than Lieut.. Col;
Fremont. We apprehend that tho country VIII
approve this appointment, as a becoming marx OF
the merits of Fremont, and that this act will, In
many things, make Old Bullion fast friend OF the
admin irHtlon.
Politics hereabouts are at discount The peo-
pie are awaiting the travel from the South but
The cholera interposes, and the tide OF Southern
Travellers with their liberal pockets, Is de lay ed
We hope that the pesulence Is at least at Its maxi
num- THE Doctor.
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q this season Of the year. There Is even not so
many deaths as ordinarily from diseases OF the
bowels at this SEASON Of the year. Indeed, our
citizens are in strong hopes lha, they will be ena-
bled 10 escape the scoarge altogether. The places
An which such disease would be likely TO orig-
mate have been thoroughly purified by the Board OF
Health, and immense quantity OF lime Is being
used by our cItizens
General ChaIles w. Howard, Of Baltimore coun-
", met with severe accident ON Thursday night.
lie was stopping al lluiehlng's Hotel, on Front
street and got w IN his sleep and Jumped out the
window Luckily, his room was on the second
floor though hIs arm n severely fractured, and he
received number ~ severe brs ises and contusons.
The contest tor the nomination OF the democra-
&c cunst ni0n Tor Congress, IN the third district,
will be quite spiutrf, AID the result Will probably
De the elrcfion 81 Wing representative again,
from this stronghold II democracy, IN the person
OF the Hon. John Wethrrcd, who slipped ~ some
six years slncc. whsn similar coatesl for the no.
rnination took place The principal conte stants for
che Bcnnston ere John kctflewell. late sheriff Of
BalunsoTs CITY, James Carroll and Esau Brown.-
kct.wrll and tarron have the MAJORITY OF the
Efown hold the balance OF power between them.
GcRerl Tsy lor arrived al Laurel, In Prince
GsOFgs's county, last evening. intending 90 spend
a DAY with his agricultural and manufacturing
frlend, Col. Caprun lie ieti Washington lac \
private ciiizsn, no one knowing that he about
O. leave until b. took his sfat IN the ears
The fret pgrrcl II ths new crop OF Maryland
WHEAT Apgear~d M The BALTIMORE market ycsteT-
day loi OF 80 bushels red, 81 prime quality and
ia handsome order Ii came from the iarm Oi Mr..
john - Stewart. e Dorchester coanty, aud was
bought by q cry miller fog l0- ceais per bashel
Thls plce Is some cents above the regular market
rate.
The new Bain Ins Of Telegraph j. now in work
ing order between Mashinaton aRd Philadelphia,
and IL said 10 operate admirably.
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On Thursday morning, the 5th July, at Woodlands,
near Fcndleton, 8. by the Rev. A n. Cornish Dr.
JeuS 4. CALHOUN Jr son of the Hon j. e. Calhoun
ASS r. eldest daughter Of the late Rev Jasper Adams
all Of ricbens District
BY the Rev 8. II. Cone. Baptist Minister. jon, II.
DUsrtr, Esq, counsellor at law TO Airs ELirA WAL
all Of this city.
ON the 10th inst by the Rev. DR.. Hutton. MIR JoHS
X. Hons. to Miss ASsA TscT kueLsR all Of this city.
At Albany, Baker county, Georgia on the 2Tth ult
by the Rev. Mir Ley Or Jonr r. NELss- % that place,
IL Miss ELIZA HoEA, Of Railway, New Jersey.
Died,
Suddenly on Sunday evening the sth inst, Mrs Fs-
RrLLsR Hs,Rr in the 32d year 81 her age fhia
delpha and Washington papers please copy
ON Tuesday the loth inst. after few hours illness.
ELizsntrB BOW, eldest daughter Of the late Henry
Moore.
The friends Of her brothers, Henderson and VIII
liam N and those Of the family invited 60 attend
the funeral this tWedne sday) afternoon at o'clock
from cOi Henry street without further iavtson Re-
mains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
At New Orleans. on the Let inst. Mr.. CusRtNs Bss-
rrTr native q Nestohestcr county. New York, but
for a number of years pact resident ~ that city
At Bath, (Me on the evening Of the 10th uit GESr.
RAJ McCoBB. lie was n colonel in the last war and
from lite close TO General arrisons time, Colrstor q
MadOboro.
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Cleared.

SOS st1s -. . TsG wsiss ..... s' >
Cleared.
shirs-Rruus, Mitchell Panama; Hibernis tsD Stone IL
tunafd. Meteor, Etwcit
drik uucsop tt) London Grisw old Bavaria tpsti An-
lam Dimoni Marianne tBreD vsrckineistcr Tor port
Iurore via Batmore, Oerichs Kruger Satellite (Brl
MARI ON, quebec Mchurray Herald, (BrJ Auld do,
he, A. Cos Lady Arsttlia GLOVER. City Point
Brown, Brown Colt Lesns Besohi Usn1 Hiackley H.
ting Belfast, McGav Maria Frantiska, Rose, Bre cn
Ek PORE; Aria, lBrl Hannah, Quebec, X Irwin.
Brgf-hlssleth Robinson, Rio GfaLde VI corning Ar
s. JolnshB Rovlitd; Syria. tBrI Frames. Windsor
s,lrs-fsshon, Loving. Msiass. s W lewis Emma Sim
mon,, DO hthin Co Lady scott tBr Kemp Eieuthsra
IAN, reersiurF Hunter Co Express tsD Robinson
tmcre Hcuer Kent Boston; William Nixon. New Bedford
Soops-kadiant Dayton, aud Ga1elle, Ferguson, Prov
dence.
steamship south.rner Berry, Charleston co hours
Win ndse 20 Srtfofd, 1ilcs'on Go. The detained
sig lotrs "a the Heck in q ttivk fog.
tstip Admiral otyn hsvrs. Jure ., With mdss y.
Donr tsfmsa of Los DON II days hence for London Thers
were tty deats during the and some yet sick
FLIP Mole of Boston Thomas hsvre, June With mdss
Br lam Great Britain, wiison Limerick 20 day. win
ballast aud lsn passengers, TO MONTGOMERY Broe
81 tfis Desuberta nss Malaga &c days. with fruit &c
10 y tttmtry, Nerhcvss Co.
BiT henrs,ts Thmston sagua Ia Grsnds, days. with
Br tis sdy Of tao fale nili, Hamilton Bermuda J,ix
B. IN issst, TO Middleton Co. Len no A m vessels
sehr Oscar RE, Caste 81 Bart 10 days. With fruit 20
schrG W Atwood, Mott Virginia
Sckr Sarah Augusta, Bennett, Virginia
Sclr FfaEk, AoHath Norfolk
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Navnl InteIiSgence.

NaVhI IhteIIIRehce.
The following list shows the number and character
Of the United States vessels in commission July 4,
1S49
ME3iTERRASEAN SQUADRON.
One raxee, two frigates, sloop Of war, FIRST
class steamer two second class steamers schooner
One ship of the line, one frisate, six sloops.
One frigate, two sloops, one brig.
COAST OF AFRICA.
Three sloops, two brigs.
One soop, ono brig.
SQUADRON.
One frgate three sloops, two steamers schooner
One frigato.
LAKES.
One steamer, four store ships.
One ship of the line razee sr frigates sixteen
sloops of six steamers four brigs, two schooner
four store ships-40.
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The London papers announce the death OF the
right honorable Sir Charles II. Vaughan, who, for
number of years, resided in the United States, in
the capacity of Envoy Extraordinary, where he
was mos, highly respected On leaving the United
States, he was appointed on special mission, as
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenlpotentlary
IN CCnsfanfnOule
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Passengers Arrived.

sros-s ',sm.hip s.utheIner-nis. oasss Me.
Wis ~ ~ hsmLton. Mites nerkins, MIS- ssssr Mr..
vasss We Wells, Mrs Oltolsngut, Mrs Ma ~ Ms
Nichols, Henry Nieiols Jsel flsr Iarob ads, 4
ve1nh9r,a Sh,ser eiyss : ssnesr,ss, " stoss.rd.
Jas II Hart IuTtley, sthroeacr. " Il resssn q A.
kittor, Moody. Nfsnsn, Du Ilsrrissn y Ritter n
Irrss, AtNstsr. 3 "a Mltssa. Steele. TCsrpent.r
ulstn ny levehtrttt u Ieventrett, Eawsrd
Hst Chsris, lsy,ntrett George lA,io Faik, Ress
Y Jaws Ihus arr-ard IS IN The stcvrrga
HAvRr-facket ship hdmirsi-R O'carhsm, g.a o. Dus-
tn Glehris' Esg ~ Hoster Mr. sns nrs Guiaslsn saa
srtss MIL neschsmrs u Hare Ms nralliv .nl
shidi,b, # N.virl NJ orsud ~ %; NJ Voisht ~
Rev Yors and MRS osusel ~ a. sss US 10 TIE steer
Havpr- shIr Niohe-v Y MIA la, .,s ANA No, c.,
g Boishcid, A Damimann N Hentsssey shrassn. .,g
llS IN the steer.re-s dea ~ the rassswa.
Hs~uror (Betusds l-Hris Lady 81 are LAKE.
are tervsnt stss smith Mics Hose Mr. Oa,srbrde. sad
EtrvrHsn,-sehr Nunsen arr suni.y-sr TA.n..
Brown.
Passengers Sailed.
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The Lssisisture Of New Hampshire. adjourned sin,
dee en- the 18th inst.
There sC4 deaths IN Philadelphia for the week
ending the 9TH inst. a which 1T0 were Of cholera
The trial ofibe will ofEdvard Phillips involving the
sum 81 500 eco vas commenced at Ipswich, Mass,
yesterday, the 10th inst.
Rev. Dr. urp,ld formerly Of Albany has been elect
- Bifh-p q Indiana
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COMMERCE. OF BURLINGTON, Iowa The Burling
ton Pre- Pres announces the arrival there Of two
barcss, with 10000 bushels Of wheat on board, in
tow of a steamer. The wheat was from Toledo
Chic, and It's whole cost of transportation was
iFi cents bushel. To accommodate the lighter
def oi the Chambly canal, (Which will be sbvat.
q, by the Cauehnawaga,) the wheat was shipped
~ Kingston. and IL was then taken To Darlington
from Lake Ontario, without breaking bulk. The
cust oi irrighiing wheat from Toledo TO Albany Is
stated 10 be twenty cents.
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MARKETS ELsnWLiEpE.


Bosror, July p.-Broksr. Board.-55 shares Vermont
Central Railroad III: ~ do div lends sIJ CITY Bank
gtls Boston Bank s. Massachusetts, Ills, div on. 80;
Eastern Railroad 1915 do do, lol; we,ssrn Railroad
11s ~ DO. do l3; Boston and Maine Railroad iv-s
Boston and Worcester Railroad lO - do. do lgs YER
mont aud Massachusetts, Railroad, al do. do az 81 do.
do, f; Norfolk County Railroad is - East Boston
COMPANY IA l.o Dc. co. b 90 ~. iel Reading Rail;
Eodr62 shares Western Railroad, 02g 10 Northern Rail-
road. 1,s ~ Norfolk County Railroad j.; 40 Boston and
d., 1U2ts.
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MriAScHoiY SstcfrE Mr. Isurs 4 nidsrr.
a younr man employed a. tork A~rper n ne sfufe
az Ne "a slaa a t-ts.s, hHtfirfrf street, rnfn.
nutisd suicide BY hsnriua. last rtsnfna. ia ihr
slseplng room over thr store. Nc kidssN VS.
converting with some frirrfs about o'riurs, Hud
then went INTO the store boy wne slrp thrrr,
went IN about hslifafi ten, sod iound bon 500
ysTdsd hY fUyF ffum uns a fhf hearus UFFfheaa
Assistance ~as olisfnsd and thc BODY was cui
down, bot lite was sxfincf ln 0ue Il m Isrsksts
Il TIE dtcsafsd was iuHnd a noif, directed % W..
fiher. ~ whth the ioslvwtnu ~ Cugy
leaf Wuldo- For ihts fash sci 'efrifr M. Ny
brother ia fosiun VII acIust NY stairs With Yea
iot The bruthi II uly mother. Coos hye,
tsnts ~ liHwftf.
The ncte wac wIffsn IN fun h4nd. lh~ sri
Wa esidtuiiy rfsuw diaied iur cousifsrshe time
IN he cuurse a th~ day. Mr. Rdwsh rtvr soai~
bids 70 liulc sittrf ~ be- employers Nc ftsh.
~ inioins ~ that bc has kaown b.dwrh iur ulus
lears, Ia Cleveland, Chic. end here on Lowell
lie vas very steady, tvrslsn' Young nam. II
coed prlncIlcs and good habds very nervous ard
eNcItabe, anc az unies subject 20 odd ard absrni
Turns ~ mind. lie hsi thasn these symyion.
quite frequently within few wcrks tir wa-
about - years old, and has a rsotief and two
brothers IN Springfield, Mass. The tua~fsi tales
place this aitsfnooE -f~Ueg Aristc1s, yslgg
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Tvs LATE lLI.,rss or Mn. CIAY.-We had a
painful iumor in the city yesterday, that our dis
unguishcd frllow-citizen, MIR. Clay, had been
severely attacked with cholera, at Ashland, and
that he was in a very dangerous condition. We
are gratf-d 10 be able to contradict the rumor
Mr. Clay was slightly unwcll, rs was Mrs. Clay
slso, yesterday morning, but we learned in the
were entirely relteyed
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h.-NsSuALTiEs.
RssfEnatians. I'D
nrsvst Mslor Dani a.. McfhAii' Capt Sth Infantry,
nis,,t NsJor p.risi n. HHl IL, Lieut. 9TH Artillery,
Efssst ; slor AIssrt Lo-ry Let Lieut.. "a Dragons,
80 Assistsnt sss.ft.ruasisr touly Msrch 81, ls.y
fiflt Lisgt LensBd Bradford sth Artillery May 20,
iNs
Irs,s, la Lieut. ssml l. oouverneur, ID Lieut.. 9TH
sss.ua LlsSt Jsa.s. Msrn, "a infsn,ry, March 20,
ssseua I4sui. Edmund g. Bradford, Is, i0faniry,
Er,sst "a lisutsusnt samuel Ross ID Infantry, May
al. IssB
surason lsausrd q Mcrhsn. April 20, IsIo
kssistaut s0rHson josh waiktr, April 2, 1872
fs5Hastsr ,tss. % s'nl,h, Msy "a, ls''.
Assiassi surgscn Iossrh ~. psll'y, promotion q
suIssual
I5ssst Nsior csu.isi hamuHd ?. Gaines, a, New
Ofi aus a. suus O. tsss.
80 is,,.,,, - 80 sassais Issa.' Msy 7. is.s
,ss Nsis.ii.i y liuHisf. "a Dungeons, a., harIe'-
ssr' ts.sa i,.s AN Arunsry near camp Ring
arlI. Hsfna kny De-. tsss
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