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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29

How THE REBELS WERE DISPATCHED ny A
WOUNDED SoLDIER--One Of the most remarkable in
cidents Of the Ball Run battle is related of private
of the 2sth Regiment New York Volunteers. lie had
been wounded in the groin and was hobblng off the
field, when he was pursued and overtaken by three
Rebels AS the foremost one up he laid his hand
heavily upon bis shoulder The soldier stumbled for
ward and as he fell he drew his bayonet-the only
weapon be had-from it's scabbad, with witch he run
the Rebel through the body, AND, at the time,
seized npon bis capors revolver drew from the bet
and shot The other two lie then made good biz escape,
and 10 now in Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
DEB.

EDwARDs-On Sunday July %, VIM. H. Edwards, aged %
years, 9 months and % days.
The mi nds OF Tia family Hose Company No. a. and Amy
Lodge No. J23 ~ and A. NJ respectfully invited 10 attend
his funeral from his late residence, No. 65 Ninth
Tuesday stemoos at u o'clock.
EDGARIn this city, Saturday, July 81 Henrietta g. infant
daughter Of Maria 3. and Wm A. Edgar aged year, 7monhs
and day.
The friends OF The family and members Of the Atlas Lodge No
36 r. and A. NJ respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
o'clock this afternoon the residence Of her parents
No. 100 Allen street, without further invitation.
TUXBURY-In jersey City sunday, July 49, Charlotte
youngest child OF F. w and Mary TuIby aged aud
% days.
YONG-In Jersey City Saturday July a. Bsrcay X,
Of j. s. and MaIhs r. Young, aged year months and IL
DAYS -
His remains win be taken TO Larson Hunerdon County N j.
f,r int
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
IMPORTANT LETTER FROM H r. HARRISON MD,
OF STATEN ISLAND.
PoRr RrcHxoND, Staten Island, N. Y, Nov. a u,

PoRr RrcHxoND, Staten Island, n. Y, Nov. a B6).
DEAR SIR Having had experience of several years he
use Of tie HrPoPHosPnIrEs both myself and NY pscee
think my duty the community yourself and to the pro-
feson, to make known the results
In November 1885, obtained HYPorHos.
PHK Lime and Soda through the kindness of friend who
had Just returned from Paris before you commenced the
facurs Of them United From the time you
gagged in their manufacture however have prescribed and
recommended your preparations than three hsEdeS
aen In the greater number OF these have been a0
to note personally the effect produced by the use Of tho
remedy.
No medicine that used In the tres.en. Of p0o
nary diseases has produced anything Ike 1s aroas
,uls as the Hypophosphtes Formerly my patients fingered
eight months and then dropped off, but now uuds
the use OF hi. Remedy THEY GET WELL or so GRKATL-
IMPROVE as to appear perfect health After its for fss
days there takes place GENERAL IMPROVEMENT IN ALL THB
sYyProxs the cough gros eay the night swests tho
dshea Is checked and the sppae pyores aud there oose
Az INCREASE OF srRESGrH, and healb risacy
and oEe,rfpne,s Of spirit, which HAVE NEVER SEEN
ANY OTHER MEDICINE PRODUCE
Out of all the CAGES which have treated during period 81
two yers numbering have before said than THEks
HUNDRED or Of which have had personal knowledge
report bu, Jses In these the Hypophophies did
not appear to relieve the symptoms IN any degree
The Remedy OF course, with much sreater certainty sns
the noipeut hsn in the advanced stages
but its efficacy EVERY STAGE a. seen IN ne
deeded oeorgtiOH Of all the more agSra1a'ed ymp'o@' esH
where favorable prognOss cannot be entertained.
With this remedy my hands have accomplished more IN
three years than with all the other which have
ployed during my professional lie Under its hars"
ny patients getting % day BY days have seen them issho.
no IN FLgsa AND wheu before they sosd
cred In a hopeless stage of Phthss
In conclusion would say that can honestly reeo'nmtae
YOUR Preparations" of the HrPoPRoHrBs TO the Proesson
as remedies Of POWER whether used 80 yde or
in ayreRs grdrer 'y"pto. ~ tu5erculay da,e should
my TESTIMONY upon personal and professional hns~
e OF the value the HYPoPHOsPHITss be Of teiee 10
or assist YOU In placing them the hands OF those who
suffering from the most terrible seouge Of tie human race
shall be content Very respectfully yours,
HI. HARRISON, N. ID.
~. M Iohn NeR.lork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
Movement. of Ocean Steamers.
TO ARRIVE.
Passengers Arrived

In ,fean,hp Mataaxd'. Mdtansd'-MTs NJ Nslon,
RAJ, md i.tsr Mrs NJ Csselanot Mr. and Mrs Con aiez
and child j. Holman J. and W. Cas w WOOD H. Sa da
Cino + Rivera b. Murphy, J. Jentes C. b. kelton, b. u
MamhOr Rivean Anderson PeaIoi.syj P a1S.J.
snng J. Lenhen Leo Diaz Tonicae lady and two CHI dren
h, ~ Lephsnstyd from GyeeHck-Jo'eph T. Panchud
Edward Fanchud, p. J. Canssn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29

FrRY.-Yesterday morning, at 10. o'clock, fire
was discovered in the liquor store of j. H. Scheck, No.
$50 Ninth avenue, resulting in Toes Of 81 800 Mr.
Schecks oss on stock and furniture is estimated at
81 900 on which there is no insurance. The damage
10 the building amounts TO about $780, covered by AN
insurance in the Harmony Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
REMARKABLE CURE-LETrER FROM MRS. A. b
HANENS


This lady commenced the of the In Dem.
1855 which time she VA, cOn,itsed y her attending
less Of ubercua consumption AFTER apereyenng te'
m'h Of TWO YEARS MG. nsy f..s a. @
instrumentation Sir have given you long iest and
psst have fclt almost Ike myscf bat now myself Alto
Fether MY GENERAL SYSTEM SEEMS TO HAVE UN-
HERGoNE AN ENTIRE RENOVATION, greater change
could lot wellbe imagined
Two years ago commenced the Of your Preparation d
$50 suffered relapse which reduced again beyond HOPES
but under the most Si'coGIaas eSa S fas
and ony hope an now FIND MYSELF IN BErrER HEALTH
oae year ago before the relapse my weight only lS
pounds After the relapse Of course, stu more
best 5ayE n.. 49,,
Ihavc no language to express my aDkfune tina: ss'2ss
popiostcs ,ghen all eehS faded that under fIoNluen
Pan BETTER have accrued than answer our "'s '
Oh hat ali could know Of believe the power q ins
10 which the flesh heir"hst all who ere suffering o. nav
suffered could be benefited. have bee benehted
Yours, most sincerely ALMlRA b. hA'LS'
"WINCHEsTERs GENUINE PREPARATION
Il the only reliable form Of the HYPoPHOSPHifEs ans
i, nut up in and 10 bottles at 81 ard " eses Div
are or six small bottles for S. " Observe my fac a"ns
,igusture the wrapper and label OF directions 10
FOUND raIs REMEDY rHH PHosPHAfEs Oh
CAL FOOD p and uss no preparation containing HUI"
dangerous. , ,,osr AZ
NB.-IN PULMONARY DISEASES THE Aosi AZ
TIVE TREATMENT SHOULD BE PURSUED Do Isns.
THE SUMMER MONTHS, THE PERIOD "hbN *
PATIENTS UNwISELY SUSPEND THE USE VI -
REMEDY
e. Circulars containing the only authentic information
gard to the new treatment free TO all n
All orders, nclosns cash, viii receive prompt aeh
packages forwarded by exprea otherwise to all pa
Union. Sold by the most respectable Druggist" ana
90" ''''" j. WINCHESTER
No. % yesu,.. Ess.yssh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
VOICES OF MEDICAL AUTHORITIES.


Con LIVER OIL" have not q single Of Consun mp
to cured by this article" Dr. BoI PAadephta Md az
and Surgical Reporter. (see Treatise, p. 1897
ton In the throat II is extremely difficult Of digestion 81 many
siomacesi by others cannot ALL without generate
g dsgreeaOe aud even serious gastric syptoms and In
Il Dr.. LfasGg.
lRON Iron In any form fixes the consunp i've condition,
and hasens the development Of tnbs Its administrator In
criminal In the hgheEt dsree W. irorfeaH me I8IeaG
-fcadsmyV Medicine. (See Treaiise, pages ~, l4i)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
RETURN OF THE TwENTY-FIFTH n. Y.
STATE MILITIA ALBANY REGIMENT)

Tie 18th Regiment N. Y. S. NJ, Col. Bryan Of Al
bany, arrived in this city at o'clock yesterday
ing and left at l0l by the Hudson River Railroad for
Albany. They proceeded to the Park Barracks on
their arrival in this city, and after plng their arms
patook of breakfast This regiment formed part of
the reserve Al Cenreville on Sunday, the 2ls inst,
and consequently were deprived Of an opportunity Of
displaying their powers on the field. Tue appearance
Of the nen is decidedly warike Their marching and
The manipulation of their arms, exceedingly well
performed. 1t will be remembered that the fine corps
known as the Albany Burgeses Corps" forms q
portion of the 5th and it needless TO say how effect
nal their line maneuvering and splendid firing would
have been, ii they had been sent into the battle They
have served their term faithfully Sinking none of the
disaTeeable features of the campaign aud shoud tie
country again demand the services of gallant mill
tia we are convinced that Col Bryan and his brave
regiment will be among the fnt to respond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29

- a,oooo the mosl respectable persoSns SIN 10
them ase often ai onb, many ship for want OF en-
he IN shore bot others enter the service 0D
poy@@e',,' on 9c5e,J & e fig Of tie nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29

| IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Fun 4t53 Sets..........7;l9I Moon-RiseslOio
| HIsH fHIs DAY.
SANDY Hook O3Ol Gov. Island lao Eeilate.,... 1901
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29

PRESENTATION OF STAND OF COLORs TO
KILPATRICK's RANGERS.
stand Of regimenta colors, tho gift of the ladies of
tbe Murray Hill Baptist Church in thstreet was
presented to LieutCOl Fitzpatrick, for the new regi-
nent of cavalry bearing bis name and under his COM
nand A large and fashionable audience collected to
witness the interesting ceremonies and the front seats
wessalIsd by the fret copy Of the Rangers in their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs.
WINCHESTER'S
RYPOPHOSP HITES,
RE THE ONLY SPECIFIC REMEDY po

Ahh TIE VNII 'FHVIFIu hhNKDr PC6
CONSUMPTION scRoFULA, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
ASTHMA, DYSPEPSIA NERVOUS AND GENERAL
DEBILITY. FEMALE COMPLAINTS. AND ALI,
DISORDERS OF THE BLOOD SYSTEM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
TIE NEW TESTAMENT.

o. have nsed 'Winchesters HypophoPhtes In Phhisi',
Anema and Choross with ms'ked success curing %
Consumption whore Tubercos doubt existed ia the second
stage Of development cured Of Chorois aud
scvess OF Anenif, where debility exsted" Ira
B0y0uS. w. ~. Providence, X. I.
Mr. Wuchostsris worthy Of all confidence and devoted
himself enthusiastically to these 2araon" Dr. Merida
Reese, IT. D., LI.D, 47e IN MEDICAL GGzefte.
have personal knowledge Of Mr. WinchesteFs honesty ard
integrity and the Profession and the Public thai hs
preparations Of the Hypopaosphiies be relied OnIJames
H. ChAton, ~ d.. Chen o.
" have prescribed Ninchester's Hypophopbes in some
fifty Of Consumption Chlorosis Dyspep.s Msrssmls
Sc with the happiest results HAVING FOUND THEM ST.
PERIOR TO ALL OTHERS"-t Same H. TerksbMy, n.
d. PdyticidR 10 he u s. Marine Hoptld Portland, We.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29
REPORT OF THE RESULTS OF THE HYPOPHC

PHIIEs IN UVEK THREE HUNDRED CAbEs.
M with peculiar satisfaction that call the attention Of Ito
reader the following communication from Dr. Harris
When is known tina. Dr. H. was probably the first pbycsa
in the United States who tested the pho.pes by
treatment Of himself eaea IL hopeless stage Of Hbeeuiay
sumption ard that he has since prescribed the remedy msny
hundreds Of cases. WITH INVARIABLY FAVORABLE
Results the value Of the testimony will be conceded by al an
rTejudced minds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29

DEBILITY, FEMALE COMPLAINTS. AND ALL
DISORDERS OF THE BLOOD SYSTEM.
kn'T that the Hypopho'Phites viii not only prove IS ru
AErNRDf is ooNsuNPToN az Outline Intermittent Fey
but also EFFEcruAL pREszyArryE a, y.eoip,on On
msipoT"-Dr ChDeAaps Liter.
This new and remarkable Chemical Renedy-s preparation a
oxydizabe phosphorus-was discovered BY the esb,.a
OhOichh ofPa has been ued by orer ten flousaas
phg'eGaS, during the last three years with ur.,r.
LELED II rs ANNALS or MEDICINE creating an entire svolu-
tion in the treatment ofChronic the Lunss
and in all morbid conditions Nervous and Blood sv,e.
Consumption longer iHeaLle maiady FOR this Remedy
has Tes0rsd hundreds In all Hdg Of ne dase The use OF
THE HYPOPHOsPHlTEs
Shows that these preparations have toold aad sp,es ta
On the one hard hey ne Pyine whatever thew nav
be- WHICH CONSTITUTES FORCE and on the o,bsr
they are most polceI) blood generating Ggen far superior IN
any hitherto known In all females In whom th. dis
far advanced the odtamena becomes duaS-
ant aHd highly eoIorsd Their effect upon the ubercu
ditisn ISAEDrATE-aH The general symptoms dsdgBearsz
rh rdpidtg which really mGyru. There Ia an iRcra's
cfnerou p0rey sometimes from the first day Of thar
administration, together with unusual feeling Of oaft dSd
strength. The symptoms If there have been any dr.
appear well the functional desngsment'. The appetite
ineeds often In extraordinary TIE vscuaons
become regular and abuadaat the perspaions they
have existed cease; PROFOUND.
At the time that the strength appetite return the
patient gains fesh and the features especially after the FIRST
fortnight three weeks present striking Improvement The
influence Of this treatment the coczh and expecoTaon
has been equally rapid and has often eausi s dappeaJ-
aleyiatioD within very short space Of time, fre-
quently in vo or three days"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-29


Third Degree, which, as being the most important, we
shall publish almost entire. We have not the Ia or
space for commenting on 1t now. Every citzt' can
Judge Of 1t for himself The Roman Catholics and the
foreign born population will how they are pro-
scrbed by this mysterious Order this central and guild
ing power of the Secession and Dsunion party. All
will see toO that the Order declare for Monarchy,
Limited Monarchy AZ they call IT, until ull their pur-
po.es in regard 10 Mexico shall have been accom-
pishcd and we need not suggest how brief viii be the
period within which, il they get their Limited Monar
chy, they will make it an A5sOiutc Monarchy:
TnruD on PoIrrloAL DseRHE TnE % TX o. C. SAMED
ISsraTorloSs Officers Of The Couoci shall be Governor
aud Secretary Every 81 Knight Of the Columbian STAR l.
qD@'N'a 10 N" or ~ GSsa ps Pcs MeSnEn.mr
eeS %u.t Isye been born in s. "a Slave Se or Il 50 Ia
Free STATED he must DO citizen, 90 IA PIoestsn snd6l G
need be 81 "A yehode provided he 6l Edence
of easIse'sT as s soGlh o.I %IG M n ,,tK
ize 90 gOsemr,sD for !Msss9 No % , Of n.
this Dspes for that win hereafter appear Anytwo5s
confer tho Degree Others the Oldest 81 acting Governor
5pyyoaoiiag Candidates or course all 80 TX. @. c. know
each other There being two 81 in mailing distance OF the Court
confer together the worthnes Of any whom they may
ht peron to Dc made 81 and having sreed or
80 AID tell min that there l. gentleman "a within the county,
him tat ali three shall II the i 20 6nd apply
fori-teing HIN Tor thoI ri the time, that The fee III
All be- nansa Let Il not be ozactg the paes hes the De-
gree conferred but The 81 knights the coum
bian H. they also sought the Degree Also, tell the
candidate that he you may rejected II will be- expected
that will mention the matter to TIL the result
when in the room the Governor win take the Bible and win
all their hands thereon, when each win repeat
the GoveTnor the following:
INITIATION.
We the bel citizens of SO
IA Slave STATED hereby aud herein IN thc presence Of each
other Jehovah sony and sincerely pledge
faith and honor aud reveal 10 being
such know to be % knshts Of the Columbian star
thing that here trsnspe during
the knowledge Of this secret
from oil bat 81 Ia the name u God. AInen
An take seats.
beydaTy-WLat you that you thus leading of ia
this work with which you fsmiarl
GGpeyaOI am what 81 Yon being the Secretary
and the Governor Of this Council and here promise
scnto1sy do my duty all times while hold elowshp with
the 49, Bat air. viii you explain why necessary 10 pro
coed A. We have 7
ssrnarywe thus proceeded becsgs The laws Of the Or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
Cash IN Advance.

The s-irs ucy OF the TINES impo-irg tie necessity Of
paying cash for ryhng need,l for the publication Of
newspaper iDpeled some time since, to announce
tia. in no case would enter subscribers name on
our books unless the order for the paper accompanied
By the mouey to pay for the same litls experience
Of the times has only confirmed Us in this determns'
tOl but compsls all the subscribers to
the Wing already books that necessity forces us
10 adopt the same rule IN regard them at least until The
times will justly different To this end We will
forthwith commerce the work ofssnding out our bills from
tho Office, made ont in such amounts will when paid,
place each subssr Der il advance account of suberp
tion and this VII be done to place each subscri.
bsrs bill before bin within the next three months. On
the lst of March 1863 the Of all who have not
paid according 70 these terms will be erased from our
books and regularly thereafter timely notice will be sent
to subscribers Of the expiration of their subscription
year and like adopted with AL unless payment
is made. SelfpreseryaOn eompes this else it
would not be adop'ed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
The Nar-IaN.

The Legislature of Tennessee has bad the subject Of
the wgr-tax under consideration. Il has been proposed
TO appoint commissioner to arrange With the Coniede
rate Government to accept the States quota set-t
q the debt due the State for organizing and squppius
It's portion Of the Cofsderlts Army If the Confederate
authorities Wi not accsie this proposition thea thst
the State s quota and paw with the notes Of tho
Bank Of Tennessee and issue Safe bonds for thirty years.
Toe OBJECT ia to the 10 per cent and prevent the
people from b.lg called for taxes at time, whou
they have o money pay with, and oil their energies
are devoted 70 the war
The subjc. is oze, which merits the consideration
Of our Legislature. The Virginia people will be in as
bad condition the tax gaiherer next Spring as
any in the Ooafederscy They have been put to their
trumps to meet the sheriff this Fall
The Legislature, by promptly making some arrange
meas with the Confederate authorities either oettiug
assuming the quota, might arres. the most unwecOme
Vsis Toe people have received for many generations
those Of the Confederate collectors. We have to use
credit either State Confederate for carrying on
the Ear-ihere is alternative. There is no other
money, bot paper and the government, State or Con-
fedsrae nusi either supply with its own notes or the
State the people must borrow Of the Banks We IL
cline much to agree with the Tennesseeana, that the
STATE should meet the with its credit-and give
the people som, :driy years to repay it. I is thjir
debt whether paid early or late, and it will contribute
much to their convenience just to postpone the day
Of payment Perhaps it would be the wiser course for
Congress to repeal the tax law disband the collectors
and rely, as it mus: do in the end, upon its credit.
We sutj,n the important provisions of the bin now
before the Tennessee Lagi.ature:
Sec. s. Be- Il further sRaceG Tdat In the event Of the
Conf derae Government not payng the sum 50 due for
advance and expenditures heretofore made, aud the
said Commis ouer should alO fail % nego,ae sott!e.
ment sid War I, have the liability IN, re.
for rK"DRu's d tn-u H. P,siieng srd DirecSrs at
the Bank Of Times sna be au'horei to issue ba
note- 70 such lamentations are SOW alo sei nv
hS, 20 an I'm 'unr sufficient TO paw said War which
they NAV 'I,hA &c or i-derats TT hasuy notes. ano
the sun 81 Il Ia applied 70 the pJ neut of ssii War
tn; ant cr waich amlunt coupon So-ds Of the State
n' le than thirty yeats, sal ne issned a.
slcl rs Jh' sad Pcs.ient aud Directors togo-ber
with be q vernon may desigua e; Propidad That should
&c Confederate Government pay the debt due the
State sufficient amount thereof pay the War Tex
before '1s suaUce OF such bon is, then the snail
be issued. and b Bank of nness-e shal DO rsim
burssd Of the sum "a oy the Confederate Gov
ernmenL ios the payment Of the War Tax.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
GENERAL ASS a MBLY.

TIE SKSArr.-This body convened yesterday in the
chamber above tho Hall Of the House Of Delegateihe
chamber heretofore used by them being in the oc
cupancy of the Confederate Congress- The following
are the new members Of the Senate viz: Joseph A Al
dsrson, Robert N. Bales, Charles B. Ball, Cyrus
Branch, Bolivar Christian, John R. Garrett, William
art, Joseph F. Harvey, John Robertson, Mann soer,
James N. White, R. N. Wiley and james W. N, Wit
tea.
At l2 O'Clock, Lieut. Governor Montague appeared
and called the senate to order. Prayer was offered by
Rev. Dr. sshon, (of Nashvie) of the Methodist Church
The following Senators answered to their names -
Msssrs Anderson, Bales, Ball, Branch, Brannon, Day.
Fnney, Garnet. Greever, Harvey, johnson, Massie
Nah, Neeson Newman, Qlesenberry, Robertson, Spit
Ter, Thomas Of Fairfax, Usqlhart White, WILEY, Wit
tsn-who, not constituting quorum, on motion the
Chair was vacated and informal recess TAKEN to al
low other members to arrive sufficient number moi
having appeared at o'clock, on motion OF Mr.. John
son, the Senate adjourned till IL o'clock tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-03
The War.

The telegraph brings vsry cheering news from MIS-
SUR, BY way of Memphis We fear, however, it can
not be relied on 1t purpors TO rest on the authority
Of the ST. Louis Rep.i6lieaH Of the Goth. tn Ne"
York Her Id of the 20 b has no such intelligence s
ates, intelligence is from Roa the 2lst-at which ue
NoCuloch was reported at Springfield with 1000 men,
Rains at ssrcoxie with 1000. and Price moving north
ward from Pinsve in Mcdonald county. Rains Is rep
resented os advancing to join AcOuloch. But this my
be m s'aks-aud he might be advancing the other
way towards Fort Scott where ths jayhawkers are re-
ported to have been cap,ured-which by the map is
about sx,y miles as the crow flies from Sarcoxie -
TIE achievement is po,sbls-though II known at 81.
Louis the 2sh, /; seems likely that 1t would be known
l. New York the 20 h.
II seem, certain that Pca the who, Of all others
that the crisis has produced seems bcs: to appreciate
and TO be appreciated BY the bare footed mitiS Is sd
vancng Northward with a constantly increasing force.
pairu rumor Prevailed yesterday that he was to be
superseded In the command which fell like vet blank
ct on this community. Wba. will be its effect in Mis-
souri, where his Is a charm, may be better magin-
ed than described.
Not word from the impending battle on the Poto-
mao The enemy have been making Reconnaissance in
force in the direction Of Drainsvil'.