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LutzoM,a Wild Char.

The following stirring piece Of martial poe
try was written by Karl THEoDoRE KoER-
NKR, a celebrated German poet, himself a
men. Like all translAtions, it OF course losss
In FIRE and spirit, but enough is left TO immor .
tai 20 its subject. KoKRSKR was also the
author Of the celebrated ''Schwet Led and q
volume Of bis poems has been published under
the title OF "LtD dad Sch0er."
"Wh., Ia /, that biams In the bright sun. hils,
Aud echoes Jet pe10r and nsaIe,;
Ana see, 1, sp 'Ads cut In . lot q dnk line,
Ana hIk how yon horns In the distance combine,
To Impress with al light this hesrsr
And Ask se shat sio.ns the daring RET
TDis iE--LltzoWs Wild and derpnsts ohast!
"ssa, they leave ih' ark wood In slsnes 81,
Aud nom mill 10 hall 're Ioen lying;
Ia ambush a. Eey'l lie '.iii ~ dasp uiphtial,
Tn N Joali hear this huIr h! and hs,lae oIl
AID .hs 4 .snih will bl ialIpg and dying.
Aud ask va whAi alsana 'heh daring rae
This is-LalE,~'s Wild aud desperate chS
'whsre the vine b,ushs ,vine, The Rlns wav,s
rear,
| AUD tse foo ,hinka l,s wa. shall hide him
But sac, they fearless spproseh ,be snoIe,
Aud they leap In she. .snesm, aud - vim proudly
| o'eT,
Ava stand on ,hs bank beside him
Aud ask Va what msAps the dsriog rae
This is-Lu'z1 IS wild aud desPefa'e chs0!
"why Io,n 10 Ne valley the r'gins nsh',
Where BToids clAAh rod and goryf
o hsros iB the Airife OF that deadly fight,
For The spark OF young Freedom IL ns"ly aliShl,
II bTtakG into hAnCs Of slorl!
Aad AK ys WhAt msaPs the daTia3 racty
This is lizoas wild and desperate ohGst!
"sss yon warrior who lies On CORY spot,
Flom life compelled TO stys';
al "A logF lAmauN
Aad It's soul at It's parting shall treInOle not,
Since his oouLUy Is saved forever!
Ayd II " ~ill ak % tho end OF his ncs,
Stul 'tii-Lu low's wild aud desp rata chase!
"rhs " ID chssP, and tbs German chase
| Against tyranny and oppTeHs,ot!
rhere ws'p NOT, loVd friends 81 ihls lAsi en-
brace,
For Frsiom has dLwLd on our lovsd biIIh .
pIce,
Al / cur dlAihs GhA'l insure It's posasAloni
Aud '!wIll ever be said from race to race,
This w's-Lu's RVS wild and desperate chAs,!
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Baftie Iaoidonls.

Among the trophies brought to Philadelphia
by Col, PArrERsoS's regiment was q cannon
captured by Company K Capt. THoMPsoH, at
ChaTlestown. II was rine FOUNDER, and had
formerly bden used on a ship, but was In sor-
vice during the Mexican war, and was planted
In front Of the court house at ClarlesioWn
during the ions BaowN raid. On Its arrival
at Philadelphia yesterday, tbs Good Will En-
gine Company kindly rendered the use Of their
horses 10 draw II TO a safe place Of deposit,
and II was taken 10 their engine house, corner
of Broad and Race streets.
We are inormSd that Captain NJ. d. BALI,
of the Fairfax Cavalry, who was coAhnad at
Philadelphia at the navy yard some time since,
and released upon tsktng the oath ofa'lsgiaucs,
was killed by a party OF Fire ZouavOs when
they marched On Bulls Rup. Tho ZouAves
say they fell In with him below the Court
House as they were scouting, and in attempt
ing TO disArm him be stabbed one Of their
party, whsrsupon they immsdii.sly killed
hin. We have not LEARNED that he had again
joined the CohfsdtrAtss, but the fact that
several Of his company did so, renders 1t not
improbable that he may have gone back to his
former companions.
Daring csc Of the charges Of the Fire Zou-
ayes upon the Mississippi Ria's. ZouAys and
a MlislisippiSn came in contact on an open
spac,, both with discharged rifles. hmultA-
nsously they attempted 70 draw their Isyolvsrs
and the MiSsissippfan having succeeded before
the ZouAvs In drawing his,tbs latter cried out
Blaze a.ay, MisSissippii Ill take tn: last
the ZcuAve, than, having drawn his weapon
discharged II at hts foe, piercing his hear
and instantly killing him.
DR.. j. II. IRWIN, surgeon OF ths Second
Wisconsin Regiment was chased by one O
the Black Horss Cavalry, who fired whsI
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THE NEW YORK sun
MoNDAr MORNING. yULY 70 vu-


Much well dsserv,d csuiurs has b,sn be-
slowed upon thoss who planned the late bsttls
Cor giving no Sabbath 10 III, soldiers - . day
Of rest. Thsy ware In no danger OF being AZ
tackled, aud they needed rspose, after night and
day mIohipg. They needed food and invigor-
alton. Had they waited until Monday, no
4 u the issus would hAvs been vsry diff.rent.
rbe soldiers would have been frssh, s.l th.ir
opsets would have bean much more terrible.
The dssst'r ousht TO havs bssn expected. un-
'er the circumstances, and ought not 10 be .
'urtr,. TO any one. We say this, taking the
'ourN visv Of the sublsct-ths nssd Of rest for
he g lcisr. But thsrs q higher visu-obs-
d,ss O. to the divine oommand-which pertains
to armies a. well a. individuals. And that
eommst I'd provides nxsr, and nothing sver will
be lost BY observing Il.
For our own part though Il Ia very easy for
thcss who have . mind to betog the question,
10 oarioaturs the doctrine OF Sabbath OBJ
ssrvsscs, Il teams 10 Us that the msttsr is as
plain a. day 10 any ordinary psrosption. Un-
Ices the whols idea Of Divine commands Ia q
hum5uo, IL b,hovss ALL, whsthsr In an indiyi
duL or . ccrporats capacity, to observe the
Sabbath on the prioo'p. and In the spiht die
tAisd b, tn, Lord JEsus CHRIST. that IT'D
SobSdh rds m1ds for NAN, AID not man for
ne SdbSdth " WHAT this means Il needs no
thsologizipg, nor anything moro than ordinary
common suss TO understand. As applied to TIE
matter In hand, Il means simply ths our mill
tAry .uth1rit'ss are bound by the Law Of the
Ssbb"h TO dbstain from eery nopemont or oper
alton on the Sabbath. not important and ssssn-
tiL to be then carried through, and TO taxi.
svsry caro- and psios 70 sffotd to the troops
wsAry and worn enough in all tim,s os setiy,
services. the Sabbath as a day Of rest, and, a,
far a. possiblo. OF religious service needed BY
than surely as much rs by any other Glaze q
men In our community. We should like to 80,
cur troops standing up for this right and ",
think the public sense will see It ,scursd 4
,hsm, moreover. Why will not the moral snC
Christian s.nte Of the community make itsel
Jth by petiioniag the proper authorities Il
adopt this most safe and valuable principle IA
the future conduct Of the war.
There is nothing to be lost, and svsrythtnI
to be gained by such a step. Who will star
that pstitiOn7 viii the sabbath Co nmItto,
or some one from whom II would come with
squAl forcs2
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miscellaneous ItsnA

A YoUNo MAE named BACH is'und.r arrest
In Cleveland. Ohio, for breskirg In his mothers
skull with = chair, while he was intoxicated.
THE ANNUAL SESSION OF the State Tsaehsrs'
Association will be held, this year, at Water
town, commencing Tuesday, the 3oth inst.
OsK HUSDRAp AHD Fifty NEwsPAPlns have
suspended publication within the last ix
week.
CHICAGO PAPEns speak Of the failure q
5. Is. CARTER, the oldest dry goods merchant
in that city. His Liabilities are heavy.
Ia cLEAR mEAD, = sound heart, ard IN
open hand constitute greatness, Rhode Island
small IN slze--nay be con sidersd just now the
biggest State in the Unicn.
GHo. HorcuKIss, csrk In the New HavsA
Post Ufiios was arrested oa Thursday by special
az, Mt HoLBRooK, for robbipg the mAils. A.
large amount Of money was recovered.
THE FOURTH IN MARroEA. - The Fourth
was celebrated with great sclAt In Maripoxs;
t25O0 was Appropriated TO dsfrAy the sxpssssr.
Musicians ere paid t21 Psr day 10 that quArtsr
Of the world.
Br TALEGRAM PROM HALIFAX, on the 25th
inst, II was reported that Prince NAroLKoa
and his wife, the Princess CLoiHnDB, had ar
rived at that pert, In the steamer jerome Bo-
naparts.
Tux STEAMBOAT EAoLn' WHO, bound 10
Providsnce, to 20 on an excursion, took Rre In
the bay opposite PawtuHst, and was burned %
the waters edge. The passengers were all saved.
Less $4,000; no Insurance. She was oWns4
n New Bedford.
THE VHRMoHT DkiocRArIc StAts Convsn-
tion met at Montpelier on Wednesday, ana
nominated the following candidates; For Gov
aInor. PAUL DnLIsonAM; FOR Lisut. Cover
nor, S1EPHEN MILLER; For Treasurer, JAsx1s
I. THURAToS.
Ar THE COMMkHCkMENT exercises At Union
College, at Science ctAdy, on the 25th 20 mem
1srs Of the graduating class received the degree
OF A b. The degree Of A NJ. was oonfsIred
IN IA EentlsmSb, graduates Of the instit1-
Iion.
The CUNARD FLEKr Is eampossd Of thirty
ssamers, having = carrying power In the &C.
gtsgats OF 4b AS tons, impsllsd by steam
9owsr Of ~, GEO horses. Three new stsAmsfs
are on ,bvflhshA. AL the nsst except ssvsn
are builasve Foa
Dr.. L"sT. ~ says that cutting. the hsir
closs TO tkSv. IA, custom which Is now tn
vogue, causes the sap which naturally inUgo-
ratss the hair to strike TO the brain, thus CIV
ing that peculiarly Of expression which V
noticsd in thoss whose heads have bean nisd.
ALIr7LE d AuoHrER of Mr. GoRAdAN, a
papysFv. Msse., who had wandered away, WA1
ound alive and sleeping In wheat hsld mar
l nome, after being sxpossd without feed two
| flights ard day. On The lint night the rain
/ fell In torrents.
A LADY at ColsbIook CT whus ont straw
bsgTying one day last week, WAS attAeksd BY
blaek snake, some eight iest In length. TIE
hidsous reptile coilsd tsslf around one OF hsE
lsgs, anl did considerable squifxstags Sat q
I i-f---s ----a- ------ s-i-As a. sA-t-A-
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Letter fr. m n sas veiuatcer.

Redd9uart6rs, 12h Regi meat n. Y. .S.k.l
Hdrptr's Ferry, Juiy 22d, 1S6i.C
Since lsst wrote ou, we have done nothing
but travel, aud can sssute you that We have,
10y this time, bad enough Of travelling. Our
Beginner, lsit Warrington for MArtinsburgh
on tie 9TH of Jaly, and after two days Of
rapid march We reached that place, and Joined
General PATTI RsoN's brigade. We then had
ore week Of re.t. On Sunday, the 1i.h, the
bTgada, With DJuBLuDAY's battery, WAS or.
dsrod to march upon Winchester, whore, II
was reported, there we're 4o.eO) secession
troops.
Our brigade consisted Of the New York 18th
and h, the 10th Of Albany, the 2sth OF Mag
ara County, aud DoUnLEDAr's bsttsry-num &.
bsrirg In all about six thousand mm. Tbs
fist day, we marched IL miles, and halted for
the night st q placs called Bunksz Hul.-
When our advanced guard reached that place,
they met soms 800 secession cavalry, who sooea-
lily retrsatsd. Our men fired q few shots,
but with what effect We could not lsarn.-
We rested there day, sni received
intelligence that McCLHLLAss brigade had
taken Winchester. Next morning we started
for Charlssto wn, q secession town about ~
miles distant from Bauker Hill. We arrived
there at Z. n, and when DoUBLEDAY's bat
tory came up they cut down a larg, secession
flag, and gave the citizens 48 hours In which
TO hoist the Stars and Stripes. Al Charlestown
We rested enc day, aud then marched for Har
psr's Ferry, eight miles distant. After leav-
ing Charestown, We hesrd that Riods Island
regimsnt had SGT fire to the place, In cons'-
quencs, ss was stated, Of three Of thsir men
havipg been poisoned the day Previous
Chsrlsstown, by the way, Is the place where
JOHN BAows was hung, and the scAffold on
which he was hung was cut up Into small
pieces and every enc who could get piece
8 cured It for Preservation.
After marching elk miles towards II.rpsrs
Ferry, We Gent forward q picket guard, who
soon returned bringing the news that they
had discovered a masked ba.tsry, the guns,
however, having been spiked with rat-tail Gle
spikes. We then halted for the night and
pitched our tents. Our acting BriEAdisr Gem
s;al, Col. BUTrERFIELD, made us q speech, in
which he said that on the 2nd of August we
would be mustered out OF the service either at
Washington or New York. He was loudly
ehssTsd.
We sxpsc. new every day to have a battle.
It is thought that Gen, JOHNSON Is retrsat-
log this way from Winchester, and our brigade
is placed here TO eat eff his retreat. Thsre Is
nothing more Of interest to write at present -
G ven respects to all in the Office. J. J. G.,
Co. Y, 18th RsRimsnt.
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vcud note properly r.Nt- Uait.d St.tss-,
the slave pftcn of them. bat In. dup..
vers sitsr ali Au.sioas c,tixsus and Il voald
pot do n effss too rudeiy ts.ir national trsd,.
tons o. fr~dom, and thsrsfcrs n.
name Of . fotsian ststs wss ussd. the dis
Euiss 10 be Lad asids whsn u bseaus NO
bngsr nscssssry to the isadsrs. Hare d n.
sxtrscti
ave lsbos sst only scs ths extension Of 81
Oen.stie sl.ysy) IN .. Msrico) bs, th.. We
enough 70 protect ssd Perps,usts L. rbs
~'sos for .re'ipg 90 (Lini,.d Monarchy
are In 2 CM.xico We require vast
nurb.r Of officers Nov hslp N maks
50 4 Govsrnmsn )..nd go roo aud and your
ssr and l.t him take bis plaza. IA 900. a.
epey t,ino 70 reduced 10 crdsr then va msy co.-
was fhe 9vt sfton OJ a Republic.
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IIousE AND LOT EOR SALE AT HAB
OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Received
- by the School ofhosrs Of the 9th Ward, at the
oiies q the UieTk q tbs Board Of Edaeatiop, cor
day Of Aug. next at O'Clock, p. m, for school fsrn
tare for Primary school No 3, In Bayard ,t In said
Plans ana specifications Of said furniture on ale
aud be seen at the office Of the Superintendent Of
school Rudings,lNo. % Crrsby q. Tso resp Dnsible
suretie- hsse names must accompany the proposals.
for faithful performance Of the contract, viii be
CURED from the successful bidder.
The School officers reserve the right 70 reject any
Or all Of the said proposals., deemed for the public
Interest 70 10 DO
FRANCIS 0,RouRKI,) Comnittee on Building and
WIl NIElESSSERH SSR ass ssoissss o q an the 10 s1s5d =
tY29 1a.l02
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shouting, "snrrender. you abolition scoen
dell" The bali sr-ssd the tssd Of DR.. l.,
who at the same tina, usds bic leap into
clamp Of voo.s. 4 be srocpsr rode srou-d TO
head him OF but bic oPponsnt mssntims man
AGED 10 load his fiAe and when the troops
psxt appsarsd sbot bin through the ohsst.
him. end ths fright. ned horss gsllopsd OF
with its dead % woundsd rider dangling BY
the stirfups.
One Of TIE snsnys cavalry rode up 70 .
wagon Containing . wounded German soldier
OF Captain LAsovos'H's company. Second
Wisccnsin r.gimspt end, dragging him cut BY
the hair 81 ths heed. pierced hun through the
body with his sword, yelling, "Tu teach you
~ !" The trooper then rushed upon the dri-
yer Of the wagon, and, with . back cut Of
his ssbrs. nearly ssy.r,d the mans bad IRON
his body and he fell lfslsss an opg his horses.
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nKUGaIsT AND PHARMACEUTIST-J.

nkUG9IcT AND PHAkmACEUTlbr-
ton ss, Nav York; would reDectfuily Inform the In
habtAnn Of Hsst hrooklyn that hayinG SOLD out the
ps % tsn years, As oonasssS sss bSass 70 shs snrs
sAtiacton Of and the public, and ha wing
sow .,Srs =. the s ip.sF q |.
pubie of kAIt Brooklyn, he vtn continue the busi.
-as In the same iscaticn teonsr Of Myrtle ana
mittinS attention, and In every way striving 10 merit
IRON physielAs and the pabiis liberal amount Of
patronage.
EspedL attention yin he siveu 10 the prepar atisn
md dlspens,pS Of medicines at ALL HoUas Of ths
DAY and NIGHT.
Persons desIrons Of Obtaining pars ana uNADUL.
TERATED Medicines, ~ wen a. nrst class Toilet
10 making thar parchAsqr elsgvhere. Among the
many eIcslient articles which he will keep sale
will be found Furman.s RHKUMATIC ANkIHILA.
TOR, 12 oenta per bottle, and Biest Co 3 Unrtvsl
led Columbian HAIk DYBE2b eents ear boI. Also,
which he guarantees has not n equal 10 the mar
kst Price B cent?. sls sAAs'
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RAILROADS.
1861.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FOR THH
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
HEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
u... ,,,. x.y. 0wponra

IIPREsS TRAINS LEAVE DEPOTs
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
DAnE SUNDAYS rKoEPTED, As ToLLOwsi
Escn ohanbsn St FT;% son St. station.
HIS $50 $50 rr. il i,sS iS 4 ~. s.sS, $50 Pm
Montreal and BuflA,o Train Siih
sisopins cars, lO.io oP.M. 6.bPh.
sonuOTms At ALBANY WIN Hrw ToHK oESrHAL
sGYHNECTADY, BoGaysTRR,
q %ss'!s Ss sIjsS :Ss,s EEE,bou
AUBURN. o.snvH, .sHNvtC9szsa 95sazsaANDA1auA.
Tr.ln, in oTuHssti% l:sys BTEEALo .ad SOS;
suSoS ss5S and "a RI kaAf 'W2sTkRa RAII.soAD, for
HAMILTON, TQRonrQi DErR0TT, CHICAGO,
CbsM c2bsaE MzpisSa fazRs ENS Su R2 h ~
"a, DUN MTM bUBU9un PEoRIA, nook S,IS! Is
6bSS bS ssSsATNSFTslA T6s 2Ey sUs4!Sq III ToGI G2s
CAIRO, fERRE HAUTE, INbIAN2PoLIS, LOU,
S5sc.sSAS ~ S4T8hA %Asf, sEf9tESSssGf ESsFH
NORTHERN ROUTE.
SsSSsS'iHs Tas IsNT Trains 4, TT;y TN Troy
ooblsssuada.U h2Us EoNfSaEE. fhSEatESE.
LOCAL TRAINS
Law Nsw York - follows
sS Ss0tr: G:n T r. 4.G saS isS 5';s saa
~ and 1855 and Pm, 40 PM
Pssi.EIl train. $50 An, sSo A.H.' ana 5.bo Pm.
SING 1 slSs H tsn. s4O. $50 4iO 4Do and iOlS Pm.
F..afiii saH 4 tH sr.in. H. $50 I'm. s.Sr.A
rs9ET WFaoHF aosEASs u q Sts R from rsS
lha PePci In CHAAHEHs and QAEAL sIHEsrs, a z
Cosspariss. Ths fGeilitiss Of tfiis great NE N
York EOUTn 10 tie West conmsnd n 10 the cen
PasssSs@ trains with SMOKING ans SLEEPING
HgAaS run In ssnnssti'a On the SsS York Central
Fes g...s:l.n :. . .esL ...lss "a srst.hs y
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COR THE PILES

EOR THE PILES
- Dr. uPHAAY vess..ba. nsssaary : ssr.
sss. 'eS' o es 4 :'sI Ss .ls n ss. ne s
Qth@ means have fsiled. 1hs pAtienl nn1i esan ths
SSs ~ g. a Ss s fSGh sS 4 ps W
more thAa % years and may BE- eonsuled IN relation
. this Or AK StasE complaint. hom oelesk y ths
al ofhos, esT Fourth a, % door ffom ths Bovsry,
ss;ss 6c sss,s ss. "a iiiissifhs:yu iis fs..yuI .
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ITO FOB rHE yIsHINa RANKS h

u.,. ..-.Ss ~ Z Rssss s,s M. NJ w. q .. ..
~ a. isI:: aa: sss y Sss' S s:i.
bssnss1s Efsa .ss1ztkias k E s..s.a. a'n''' o''a-''
Az q .h f1Aka nsg2.as AansAilssss
~ ~ 6 5sss :. Aiistsis H. d -: s:s;:is.; =:
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Advrrassme---sor sr.<y foUR Lru-u, ni-~n
80 uoru., q -, ous dsy, % c-nss ~, 1~,~ u
sss: ::s ..,z. s:. : s.s. ,.,.. :, =. a. ID 81" N
Marriage ssd bs.shs, q csus D. s---fs>,
hnssL wevshiy s1vsrternsns q tour nnr. ~
essted ss Ms esav~irnos - Ne ofhss, q ~ sv15
- .essEefo.s Adv-rtis~ns-ss rsssivpf nm ii
.. scndsy.
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CONSUMPTION CURxD BY WHATEvU

CONSUMPTION CURKD BY WHATEvKR
Seause indnoed. Thoss who ars sufisrtAS With any
q the symptoms q sonsampton. such n cough o.
Inc chast hds hack oppre siye breathIns o. dizsL
nsas Of the head, shouh consult Or. o TOOLH, Who
Epeca study for year., and who refer % nppasr
ous patients In ths city ana neishborhood OF Neg
ourabls csses, relief fron susriaE y Guarsntssd b.
The nrst - hoqs treatnsnt pr, n. q, 0IOQLn,
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RUILDIN0 LOTS Oh BERGEN HILL FOR
D.slss be&otifuhy lec.ted on hors railroad rsutss
w mlas from Jsrssy CITY or rbokan; oharchss
ana schools at BERGEN, Wsshsvksn. bergen Point,
Unioa HuJ be; prfos ESQ 70 ssOo WIZ easy terms
Appiy Il al wstsv Il ia astAs'iN
E'ARM5 FOR SALE - SMALL GARDEN
tarms for sails ohesp, Only 90 miles from n. r.. on
ne a.. ad--ols " acres, price AlOO: ons "
ssco.- SiCO oas oi I Sres, s1t9, oas i9 screi,
s35J ~ acre. ESQ; ani oDs of 81 acre., $1,000
"a terms 'nY q a BBrOhs CT, Han Plaza.
sir. ChAahsrs at ~ eis-""
tNAEMS fOk oA.L--sa faHn1o, wirn
stoot, crop Al tso,-i0l .ossa s551o 90 serss,
soblC, g seras tf.fO0: isO ser~s da. an acres,
bTS0o "a acres 500 S asrei siOs)A vlllhEs
syts, vita eoNAgss. ~ sc-ss u acre Ia tovO. CAV
IyA SlAe.iia g,vAu.
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Tvs TssrH MSS R.oixrrx lsh Bcstsu
% Tnursdsy sftsrpcos by ths stsso~rs nss-
direct.
0rrorAL suru.rs ef ths bs..is of acsrx-
vnls, on The ksnsvha kivsr, have hssu rpsdsr-
&c, and ,ho-s ics, On ear sids u . killed, -
hsnds hish and oe.tipg ths gpvsrnmsat e1ee
each, pssesd teroash Ciasns,i .. TS-rsksv
sst for the Esst
TIE R. roRr IHAr the msss. 5th thrsu
svsy lie ec'c,s az ths bs'tis On sundsy, b iu-
correct, the STANDARD b-srsr vas hillsA, bus 10
eoiors vsrs ssthsr iost nor thrown away.
THE lirH Ono Rzsrnxsr returned fvm
Western Vtrsinis on 1barsdsy. the tsrn a. 90
lstmsnt having sxpirsc. Tts grssssr pat
re ready TO re"nlist for the var amer . ~
~seks furloueh
vet msjo, of tbs RirsS oragooos, has bssn a.
pointsd BiiRa1isr 0snsia!. TIE appointnsnf
oivs entire satisfsetion 70 hh nnnwv9
ffisres.
THr NEW JERsxr thrss months oc.ti..
CANT havs returned home. IL II supposed thst
many ~ them will rssplist. Three fall red.
msnis are now rsaf to snsvvr the nfst cali e
the Wsr Dspsrtmsnt.
TEE NrsIH RkoInrsr, Louisiana yolun-
tssrs, who aznvsd a. RieamOud, . few 6ays
since On route for MAb.sass, 10 said 10 have
bUn commanded BY Col. .RtcHAapSrAyLoR,a Q
con q the lats Pr sidsut TAILoa.
TBE HArIosAL ANTHEM. About uelvs hon.
dred comtosi los have bssn received By he
COMMITTEES, bat AZ cen have be.n rstsin.A.
From this number the selection viii b. nafs.
Ih,ss are undssoipg Gusi sqsainsiioa-
ARNs roR THx UsIos NEE or Tuxxssxx.
The Qoveinmsst u dsily transporting Arns
nm Wehir gton, over the Bsltmors apk
Ohio Railroad, 70 Baltimore, and thsnos by
the Northern Central, TO the Union men e
Rat Tennessee.
SxCoSD GnAnAN CruofssArI Rxoufnsv.-
On Moncay last, Gsn. MoCLxLI.An Srdsrsd
the Second Gsrmsn Regiment A. C.Sp Dsrca-
scr, to repo't th,uselyss at Clsrksbsrs, Va,
viihout delay. THIS sscoud regiment Of Ga
sinnsu T'utoN 10 spoken VI a. . very saieisat
hfdv of man
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A BLKSsINa-A CURK FOUND AT LAST.

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