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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06
NEWS FROM BALTN.CcE.

RirikoHz, July 6, 1881.
Passengers BY the Western train from sardy Hook
report Colonel Stone there with 1900 troops They will
be joined by eco tomorrow and Cross the Poto
mac 70 aid General Patterson, Who at Martnsburg
with % coo men,
General jackson (ebeD has fallen back upon General
JohHstons position at Bunker Hill between Martnsburr
and winchester, where battle expected to morrow or
next day.
The train brought down the body OF . member Of the
New York Ninth regiment who was killed by the rebels
whiie reconnoering opposite Harper's Ferry. Three
otners OF the same regiment wounded at the
time The rebels have party OF horse 1t Harpors
Ferry, with some sharp shooters
bearer Of dispatches from General Patterson for
washington, came down and took the train at Washing
ton Junction for the capital
Rev. Mr. James H. Muse of the Parish East Feliciana,
left Louisiana the Gath Of June, and passed through
Mississippi North Alabama and Tennessee. He comes
as messenger Of peace
Mr. Hanks Of the Police Board has been released
parole by General Banks.
Mr.. Merryman is allowed to visit his family twice
week.
Norfolk papers Of Tuesday report that rebel troops
there we're paid Off the day before.
The brig Hannah Bach, from Cardenas with one hun.
dred and fifty barrels Of molasses has been recaptured
from prize crew while on the way North, by Lieu
tenant Cross, OF the steamer winslow, of the North
Carolina navy.
The French lady who captured the steamer ST. Ncho.
las was not Captain Rollins, but Colonel T., OF the
Zouaves He Is being feted in Richmond.
The robel steamer McRae, Lieutenant Huger has left
New Orleans on cruise.
The Episcopal Convention Of South Carolina has adopted
resolutions sustaining the action of the rebel
expressing surprise and modification the course Of the
churches at the North and recommending measures for
eiIecting an early separation.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FRIDAY, July 5--6 p. NJ

FRIDAY, July Sc p. NJ.
The monsy market. is very Gull, and one hears Of
5utiew transactions. New paper is in demand at
the banks, but business is limited that very few
notes Ao;.e aus,lv. Tisor foil in Iroadssuf- is
affecting the credit of the West very seriously.
The import of dry goods this week Is again merely
nominal-aboyt one-fourteenth Of what it was in
the corresponding weea last yeas.
Foreign exchange is again frmer. The bankers
are buying mercantile bills at 1851 1867 for the
purpose of importing specie; they ask 1867 l07
for their own: but the demand is very limited.
Francs range from 80 to IS. If the foreign crops
continue to improve, and our export Of breadstufs
ceases in consequence, Is it must after time. we
shall again see exchange rise to premium, and
gold will begin to flow outward. Small as our i'm
portations ara, they are larger than our exports
would be if we ceased exporting wheat and corn.
Extreme dulness is the feature of the stock
market. There is no material change in prices
the public are not buying stocks; but in the pre-
vailing ease Of money the market is maintained
without severe fluctuations. Some Of the opera
tors in Illinois Central, who we're instrumental in
getting up the late corner in that stock under
stood TO be selling ont and the price las accord
pgly fallen ~ 2 per cent within the past day
or two New York Central is also lower than it
was at the commencement of the week. After
time it seems probable that the operators for
rise will discover that they are not likely to make
anything by adhering to their policy, especially
as their interest account is pretty sure to consume
any profits they may make on occasional corners;
when this happens more active market may be
expected State stocks do not vary much. They
are still too scarce as general rule to render it
safe TO sell them on sellers options. The outside
public have rot begun to realize that Virginia and
Tennessee will each add some s25, 100000 to their
debt this year. Federal stocks are steady. There
was no second board to-day. The market at the
close Of the first board was very dull.
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NEWS FROM CINCINNATI.

= CINCINNATI, July s, 1891.
he Fifteenth and Seventeenth Indiana regiments left
~ 70 yesterday for Virginia.
The Thirteenth Indiana regiment left Indianapolis last
oagat via Belleair.
The Fourteenth Indiana regiment left 1t noon ts.dAy
gis BeTeAir.Y
One company Of cavalry, armed with carbines a.d
Dots revolvers leave Indianapolis this afternoon, via
Cincinnati.
Two Kentucky rSsS ents, with the Eighth and Tw Itch
Ohio regiments, viii leave Camp Dennison to.morros or
1sonday for Virginia
enthusasm The Homo Guards pssaSed two regim, nts,
and made splendid appearance. The street, were
ooSeo ana public and private dwellings pfHussy
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TIE NEW YeRK WEEKLY HERALD.


The WEEKLY Ihs-AD viii also contain the Latest News
received by mail otherwise; Editorials Leading
Events OF the Day; Reviews Of tho Mousy, CONNER ca
and Cattle Markets. Marriages and Deaths for the week
and other interesting and valuable matter Single cepier
in Wrappers be obtained at tho oce Of Full
ton and Nassau streets Price six cents.
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4 Sr LOUIS, July - 1851.
The Cairo correspondent Of the Democrat learns from
outs lust from the southern border OF Missouri that
here are $500 troops at zervle Ark, t,lerably well
rmsd with flying artillery company having ten pieces
his force consists of eco Tennesseeans, 1000 from
kansas. 500 Kentuckians and eco Assourians-
They expect to this force some 900 from aov
,cxsoas troops and large renforcements are promised
cen tbs Southern confederecy and in one month they
Expect 70 active army OF from 10 600 70 aoV0o
Msss,s Peyton and West, members of the Missouri
legislature are said TO be actively urging them on Mis-
orans who have arrived at Cairo report tina. al aoe
koded nen IN Southern Missouri are being impressed
ITO the state service and marched OIL to the ansas
order. -Four bundred rebel troops left Graves
ounty, Kentucky, on Friday last, to join the reoei
~ Blows. Of Now York, Precedent of the Sanitary
Fcmmittee recently appointed oy president anooio 70
Eisit the camps, arsenals, barracks hospitals, &c
cut the country has been here since ruesda ~
Nae sotarge Of bis duties. he expresses satisfaction
buds much FAULT with the Marine Hospital Today he
listed the illinois troops eucamPed a. Casey h and
vas well pleased with the general conaitioo Oh the "en
br Bellows leaves for New York to morrow.
a ST. LOUIS, July 4, 1861
oso,,l Information received hero says that Colonel
ece, is al Mount Vernon Lawrence county with strong
orce and that Governor JACKSON s supposed to have
Ts n,,dI.oon learns from letters dated Springfield,
1une 20 pat Governor Jackson, with fifteen hundred men
was a, Noo'evela, severn county.
oaie J.sref county through which Governor jackson
nu have 10 psss to reach lkansss and the opinion s
ronfSsrt expressed that he will be taken prisoner uu
he ee es larger renioct mens Than he is likely TO
Taor Phelps is detained at Springfield by important
sn,s ;hs1s but will pc Washington in time for all
tmsor,sLt business this fetsion.
v ST. LOUIS July 5, 1851.
sale Of tairty four guys was fired at the Arsenal a.
nrise eserday another at and another at sun
IdoNu spce ches MADE by the military men, the
fTec,afeton Of independence was read songs sung Dy
soldiers national airs &c played By tbs bind the
scity was unusually quiet large proportion Of the Gill
tzcns Sc udlpg the day in the country.
RAISING The AMERICAN FLAG AT FORT CHURCHILL
ST, JOSEPH, Mo-. July 8, 1851.
The pony express arrived here to day, bringing the
Following item from Fort Churchill about 400 miles cas-
- San Francisco
Z FoRr CHURCHILL, June "a, 1851.
The rst telegraph pole planted at this place ht
plst Of June at five o'c ock p H. The American flag
aed to the POLE and three cheers for the telegraph and
ehHee for the Union given. The party intended
make from Eve to miles per day in constructing ht
Ma TO Salt Lake City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

Tig MY Bowmy TuEs1as--BssEFIr OF ". LiyGARp.-
Mr.. ". hingard, Of the proprietors Of the New
Boway theatre, takes his bene1 there to
ing Mr. G. L. Fox, the other proprietor s at the wars,
with t.e Eighth regiment fine bill is presented for
the benefit, and Nj. Lrgard will undoubtedly have the
burner he deserves,
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The Steamboat New World Sunk.

The steamboat New World, which left here Wednesday
evening for Albany when about three miles ths side Of
New Baltimore struck a suukep coal barge (Which had
foundered the day previous) which carried away her
stem and she filed She lies sunk with water up TO
her guards She is easy and in good position Her pas
aepgeTs we're transferred 70 the steamer Wrinkle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06
FIRES IN NEW YORK.

Between ten and eleven O'Clock Thursday morning
fire broke out in the upper part Of the Jewsh syna
gogue-"Ahawsth chesed Copgregaton'-No. 127 Colum-
bia street, and before the Gre extnguished the
building and contents damaged 70 the extent of $500
insured for 81 6CO the National Insurance Company.
The fire was caused By fireworks
FIRE IN FIFTY-NINTH STREET.
AT eleven O'Clock Ore broke out In the cupola " TIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06
CITY COsas1EnCIAI. REPORT.

r. n.
ASHES Small sales 7ere made at IS 56t for pots ard
at IS rs for pearls
Flour The market was again heavy and
lower, and closed nj decline OF 10c. I5c, especially
on the lower grades OF Western and Hate The sales
braced about 10 COO bbs chiefly within the range Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

iterease''' IS 6c1
1hc, fiscal year commences May l. May gave
decrease Of 81 .555; the increase for the year thus
far, then, is 4,l52.
The following is statement Of the earning &c
the Buffalo, New York and Erie Railroad for the
month of June, 1861, compared with its earnings
for the corresponding month Of the previous
year
June, 1861. $46,773 OIL
june 1860. ae.. .................. 4t603 Of
Increase S2,l69 90
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The Water Care Establ1Ahmens 1t
Northampton MAsa. the charge Of DR.. HAhtead,
numbered among me most popular and snccessfn medical
OF great beauty saiuSy and aordp agreeable resort
for those in the fail vig of hseh we'll FOR the inva
lid who seeks . quiet Standardization Post
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RMY IMPRESS.
10 FORTRESS MONROE. OLD POINT AND NEwroA1,
NEWS.
BY SPECIAL ORDER IRON GENERAL BUTLER,
Commanding the forces at the above named points.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPADY.
Are authorized TO daily for The rAnsnas
boxee packages and all descriptions Of goods for the ST.
oilers ana army
SPECIAL ORDER NO. ca.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT VIRGINIA.
FoRT MONROE, jane Il, 1861 I
In Of the necessity of rigid examination and
strict responsibility with reference TO te Large amount
1nser the control OF but ons COMPANY Adams kIprs1
vey express freight between Baltimore and this pos.
BY command of MAJOR GENERA BUTLEH.
TT. HnNEs Act Asst Adj. Gen.
Army xpresses In charge of special mSssenEers FOR Wa
inston 0eorseoMn Ae1andra Arlington Heixhta 4oechs
al where the troops are stoned leave our ofles -
for The taken :. haM our usual rstss %
Care should bs taken tina, AL articles properly marked
the individuals number Of the the regiment,
wheye stationed, &c &c.
Army suffers shippers generally On
JOHN HOEN, at our New FORK Office.
Small packages for Miss Dix, intended for the woundoG
ADAMS ExPRxss COMPANY
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The Jura Ouesyard Bound.

ST. JOINS, N. F., July 4, 1851.
bark rugged propeller passed Cape Race, bound east,
at two O'Clock P. NJ yesterday. Her numbers 81,
So Supposed to be the Jura from Quebec for Liverpool
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Arrival OF the Nova SSotian.
QCIRxo, July 6, 1851.
The steamship Nova scotan, frona Liverpool june 20,
arrived last night. News anticipated.
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Another Large Fire.

AnOthe1 CNes
BoroN Jaiy 4, 1851.
About noon TO day fire occurred In hudson street,
completely destroying twelve three story dwelling houses
This fire took place hour previous to c breaking o
OF the connagration at East Boston.
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Drawings OF n. France q Co.'s Men.
tcky Delaware Lottenes Authorized by OF
bly, passed Jspusry. 1863 Grants 70 run twenty
46, "a, SO, rs, %, 40, -, II, So, 5, II, 20, 8.
- CoEsoIinArEpS1.CtAss ilS Drawn July 8, 1851
Circulars aent Tree Of charge by addressing
FRANCE 4 CO., Managers
Wilmington, Delaware
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80 SAOrt1Aits for ST. Ambr0types Tslce nts.
AAHOLMES Unk Picture RoOEas, 264 and 500 Broadway
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OMczal Drawings az Wood, Eddy q Con-
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIER
KESrysxY, EXTRA CLASS ~, July q, 1861,
/, 9,,35, 65, 40, 81, AZ, Al, IS, 20, 20, 40, 49,
KHxrUcKy, GLASS $50 July 8, 1851.
Ia, 4, 26p 81, So, SO, 81, 81, %, Sc, IA, 81.
Circulars sent free Of Charge b sadressipg either p
CovfngtoA, KY or 81 Louis, No
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Bnrry's Tric0phe1Ous IL the Best And
cheapest article dressing identifying curns
preserving and restoring tie Hair Ladies' try H. Sold BY
all oruzg1s.A
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A .pcce rain will leave New York on the New Hsven
road to Sunday morning, at an carly hoir ar
riv2g IN New Haven at about eight O'Clock The Sunday
morning edition OF the HERALD, with latest intelligence
from the seat Of will be fer sale by agents at
all the stations ON the read
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Rest I'm ths
world; harmless, reliable and instantaneous Sod and -
Piled at BATCHELoRS Wig Fsstory, l6 Bond street.
Christadoro's Aair Dye, Wigs End Tea.
PEGS the best In the world Wholesale and retail ADD tn
bye privately applied stNo. eAstor House
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rr. Hull but death epsucd ecme two hours subsequently
The Coroner rotiGed 10 hold an inqrsst
James pline, CT 395 East ThirtoeAth street, while
in the act Of 1rng pis;ei it burst, and some Of
the fragments took elest on his knee and foot
niuring him very severely. Taken 20 Bellevue Hospital
James Hunt. boy living at No 100 Mulberry street
fire cracker occurred Ia HUDSON street, Leonard
J.cob Geodbend, boy eleven years Of age, had por
ton Of ere bard blown away By the explosion OF pistol
He was zen. 70 Bellevue Hospital.
DANIEL Tetry, boy fourteen years Of age, had OF
his hards btdly ured by the explosion OF pistol he
taken TO his residence in Eighty first street
Third avenue.
4 boy named james Brody, fourteen years Of age,
while passing through Thirty fourth street. Third
avenue, accidentally snot in the side by heavily
loaded pistol in the hands of John OBriep, cug
Brody was taken to Bellevue Hospital where the bullet
extracted but the attending physician deems his
covery extremely doubtful After dischargng the pistol
and seeing what he bad DONE oBrer became frightened
and ian away ou. the Twenty first ward police in
| search of him B-cdy lives at $40 second avenue.
little boy named Patrick Cannon aged eight years,
who lived in Thirty ninth street First avenue was
accidentally run oyer BY car NO u, at the corner Of
fanty killed The body was taken 70 the home Of bis
| parents and the Coroner notified
Patrick Dunn, g nan ninety nine years OF age, who
lived at 5sS Second avenue fell from the fifth story win
dow Of the house 70 the pavement about twelve
o'clock thursday morning. and was instantly killed.
Information Of the fact sent TO tho Coroner Office
! Mrs. O'Haie was thrown from wagon In Third ave
the vehicle being caught between two OF the Third ave-
tuc care and badly injured Mr.. Hare and his child
who were also in the wagon at the time, were not much
| hurt. Mrs O'Fare was conveyed to her residence In
| Carmansvile.
Peter Kenny, an Irish boy thirteen ears Of age was
severely Injured in the face by the explosion Of box Of
powder Sixteenth street near First avenue. He was
Jcseph Ritter bay living at 316 Fourth avenue was se
,ousy injured by the explosion of pistol which he waa
dschargng. Taken TO Bellevue Hospital
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S3-DOUBLE SOLE SHOES AND CATERS AZ
"A JONE6 ~ and IL Ann street, 6olden amt sountesr1
please tax uoticS
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Tea'er S,dDile, &a,nim9itfer,
9 UautslR, Dten9a In uuo

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QlUfere!
SD, tate eine rct1h0Ih8e sualpabt 6tuerrce, Ramin
u billy gam &rrur OBu1e; ftnar: iebst yerih,nrn,
Sortcn 8c5Iens Gtnr, 2.irenla u;n, 9pblenihomfcir
ltone eeelt fr S&aftIn uuo GpScrs 5ahebblcI,r me-,
'ldgns unc eerne estLe 5Hm ROttn, 5euu- 9laen UNI
5Ots- unc &UdttnSIotsR mi wotl!liu9enoem Some.
Saumeiter |oaUe cliter una oHoeie pcrlpnen n,tltr
ten oor mebrere ser pttrn 9rtite Su tauicu muntcn
laos lt Teun oli tnf lbeR @ebarf pUn min M cnrtb
men. oa it III nrO6t @rsnsn 0crIau,rn werSr' 81
lt n'siHe lamnI den 9iisns uNo @icIiropaoren yric
melre ejNt,n e!tlt aNe, 10 fam ip }e6eymaun u, rI
ner gpalten 5ufIiepeRbpi bebieneu. o.
2. .. Oenuun,
@pCfsn- unb @eiaBm1arcns 5a6rif lO,pic Jelt'rraFe
uilo .Slmlinatttr. 9arufac;pry ~
$40, 225, @aaliraBe SrpllNen s. uap o., Q8 8cltl.ite
Mt1mpnp, @a
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Oampfhff- Gerbinpuua milAcn &amono unp
glew 9Jorf.
Ons Oampfi6ifi .9ipGnpte" prrl6et Nidmcnp
Ieoen GtenltN9, Natbmtttds0 llIr, unp WurTclt
Ntittmch Mlttas.
Oas NdmpiihiT uSmeatOmu" UcrI6et 0i6-
mOno icren 6retna gtahmittG9s 1 ubr. unp
gforfpIf am Samstaa Dhttaa.
Ger 8abrpre,s in Der Gajiite, Wabl;.tsn c,n.
9eltphen, betrdst $40.
Sm StccrdNc, cbne &uff, So.
ttA Sl5.
Jtellenre, Die Niithpcds une Samstaas prr
peIereeurA 6riibina Fnubeu, trcffeu ,'tla nit
oer NorIclf 4etc SburR 9dhn in erilerer'Gtopt
Gin, "m nit pcm Qamgftuot wcjtcr eebcn IA F6n-
nrn. GtdctS fur pieR Sour t6unrn am Vetsrs
hur9 Depot 9eIDl't wstcen unp brtrdat rer aon,e
6d9rprelF geibidtls Hur $40.
|u b3l am u, u.,6einefrn.
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Srfrn! Sefen!

Ae"' tcutibtn YuSHfum DIE Qn,eiae, eoF id
mcinen Store n,it eiagcr diet unp cine btrem.
tenre 9Iusmobl prn 0rfen icpfr Dirt prrrSrhi,
baNe. 5h 9laute I'm sStante au lein, ,}crermnnm
mil Gem .@,swUnldteS bcpiencn IN l5nnen. Sn-
Dem Id f'r Irii1rren Buiprub pont, brffe Id aur
'tne 0ortrBun3 ptlldbrH. 4. ocfflcg,
Or. :" Diajuitrcet.
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Observation-Disclosures.
81. @uifcn
Cabinet Maker

Cabinet Maker,
ote Straee, ,wildnen Broao unO 0ar1baGar.
dle SbreneraTbcien unb cc oelem @5el66ft pcrtpn.
nencen Heporairen perren lbneu uuc bi1t .dslcubrt
an re6t iabrettt 9urd9e 6itiei eree5cnit g. Guifcn
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Bceina,tuaeu

Der @nwiscr" eri6ent ieoen 0oraes, Senntaos aueoe~
rcmmen wm ipI&enlihen SubityipoHeprcte GtS.,
jdhlt1r bic rcip Srlaer So in jSbrltr 9pr1u5
bt'1buae. @nis9en Nu6en inter ip9enosn ytbnsunsn
&uinabme Ginmaiige gnrifuns 10 3eeu coCr penis
Sn 80 6tS sreinaliec IS Gts., oreno9s 5 OO cine
g9p he 25 eirn Npnat S2.oO, Srti Wrnoe 81 90 etS
s'rrddStebIuua. 4nseGeu, bic no Seliebeh eerlnocr
mercCn fNnnen. perSen nit $25.OO per Sabr tere6ne
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The German ADVERTISER.

B. HASSEL, Editor and Proprietor,
$500 per S sTey aa 9aye ss5SPrea aSpnca at
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFICE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL
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&nilletOu.
Ser Gpmmcm,uirfb

Sfm0tiidbe Scltsseldihte aus rem vcriatn
Sobrbunrert BON 5ermann Rur3.
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6ran1 Staupe
I6S 5rcacit,abe. ;ptlhsn Ger 6. uno Z. Ctr.
polt Gin rs,;Sss InO @ubiahprtutse Eager pOu
el6drren, Rluch-, Saus uno S@nupfta6af
sisnsr yabrfotiOr Unb ,jmpCriatpn,
"a i'm GroB uc 8eineeraui W ben b;UiSt,n Rorttprr
len ab0B Namentli lOltn QSieoerYerfauer midi perQu
men 0 Inn sOTulprsGsn, sbs tic iBre RIsEs opoerwettia
mopeH' V.l
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AErA1IssrN NEISsnrRI.

49, NJ 10 n, 5J,Cuuo.h ,,;tI
hoLLA' NY ,4.. "itl
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n'lI anu LeoloH' it.S P,.Ae!H eNi'uS1 i'st
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Oh IeIe' l1,S, no"VNe'' = no' C 90 M
NANsAs ~ !, ~ M"' hoii "e ui9
s"JoS So, w.,
ana roooeu, last evening ny some twen'y OF
ullIty men IA soiuleIs guess a'u ailileG Tlln
REVIEWERS a"u SauIGS ne MllGo"S anu s sue"
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EQUIV worm 81 s"ous wei e"'iiTu 9''i oeiTl
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ana t"-uay' ny 0iue; Vi ny Pr, oot "l'i s"'
te P.oPi,e,orS i'"NiE flp'I!eu tl'e 'uol"iiiI
Ioll 'oro'ou''s '"V S"'e Vi i'4"o'S ~ ''ie S''
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Of, LOUIS NOV. ~ 'le'', lAiecH mas rs
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New YORK, Nov pa Fortress Monroe
letter Of tue DIST saws. a company OF Della
ware regiment while on a scout, Tuesday
encountered a considerable body OF rebel cav
alfy, with two howitzers /. is reported that
the iormcr lost four mcu, Gen. Mansfield re
iulorcyd them with portion OF lie New York
- regiment.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. Y Several reg
mruts have arrived from Baltimore and An
napolis during the last twenty -four hours.
Old Point has assumed an unusually hustling
appearance. Formidable preparations are
making for active operations the thcater OF
which is urdsclosed The ferry boats on
tie Hampton Roads are fully armed. Gen.
Butler came on from Washington this morn
ing, spent the day at Old Point, Rip Raps, aud
Newport News, and proceeds TO Baltimore TO-
night.
Gen. Mansfield has assumed command at
Newport news in place Of Gen. Phelps. Col.
Weber is appointed commander OF camp Ham
iilOu.