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The New York herald., 1862-03-18
REACHING THE CRISIS.

FROM the New orleans True Delta, Feb. 81
AZ length is now t0craby safe 90 predict the long
agony the country has endured from that dcferrng o
hope which mokoh tho heart sick, will soon be over
and tbs question determined for ages whether these
states ~ he free, separate and independent or TO
fall PROSTATE, subdued and mpoten the old federal
combination from which they have undertaken enlarge
themselves.
The great lines OF INSTRUMENTATION, essential in
their independent integrity 10 the military strength aud
support Of the war, now ,ss IL obvious us
would be the case long since, menacei by the enemy in
strong force and At several important points his move
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
RECOGNITION OF THE CONFEDERATE
STATES BY ENGLAND.
Extract from the Petersburg Expr

IFXtract from Tho Petcrsbufg Express
gentleman In this city has received by the Confede
rate steamer Nashville, from friend ia London an
interesting letter from which have been kindly per-
mitted 10 make the following extract
The Trend ardr retarded rather than hoaened the raising
If The Loclode of ports. The measure, hdue The best
,eason for beieing ogrssd oees ago. be-,
t,ceen England and Faceths former Power TO take the
initiative. The settlement OF the front difficulty
terms dsg aceful TO the Lincoln government renders
somewhat indicate for her in view OF such triumph
TO do am certain, however, that 1t viii occur
soon. All Europe will be united upon the subject.
We arc not authorized TO names, but we feel at
liberty TO say that the above from Oh authority,
and from likely 10 be posted In public matters
any other man ia the British realm.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
DEATH or THE REBEL MTDsHIPMAN VIM. @
HUTTER.
rrrou tho Mort


n Ia no loss painful than Imperative duty TO chron
Gle the death Of this gallant and accomplished young
oicsr Hs was born in the neehborhood Of Lynchburg.
va where his parents and family now reside, and had
attained only his eighteenth year He entered the naval
school at Annapolis in the fall Of 1852 and progress
ing rapidly in the studies Of his profession when by the
virginia act Of secession supernduced by the aggressive
policy OF the Lincoln government at washington, he was
called service Of his native South He paused nc
q moment; chivaIrous by nature, and happily sudowee
with talents adapted TO his aspirations, no entered n
service OF the Confederate navy and eagerly sought ns
dstncou and glory 10 which s courage and patriotism
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
John X. Worthingtou


FLORIDA MANS NEWS FROM VIRGINIA.
RUTLAND, Feb l, 1862.
Co.. woRruINGroN: :-DEAR SlR-Having chance to send
In the st place wish you to ask the POSTMASTER for my
papers and letters, If any have arrived since left.
left key in the closet door in the dining will you
please take out and put in my roomY also wish you
would my boat has remained asI left 1t in the sawm
and that 1t is not disturbed We getting well with
sound tried to make HI ath understand after showing him
all but could not make out wished. You may tell the
am doing manner to appearance and
durability, and hope it will please him.
like the place, and we are well treated by Mrs owens
here about three longer If you have opportunity
TO write and send me anything that may come IA your hands
for within two weeks please send If 1t be done safe
~ within vac "'''' ''''' '"'s RADCLIFFE CARMAN
DEMANE FOR SHOT, LEAD AND GUNP0wDER.
ON THE PLANTATION, Feb. 2, 1862.
Col. WASHNCr0N-Dear Sr-Plcase send the shot and all
the other lead find in the by the first per-
that comes this way, if Captain Owens sends
thing send at the same time and eSSI E2SF cARMAN
y. B-It is the room facing your door.
in the house send II here. viii pay them for it, q. G.
BAD WEATHER BUT HIGH HOPES.
CAMP WoMANsrowN
!near Yorktown va.). January the ls, 1862 5
OF rghtng you afew lines to let har from We all
find youu wen the orange Boys well We have quite hured
S phSir the same an W. B. Watson sends 70 his best
but No light don't think that We VIII as
long We stay this pnnchaer the yankees vessels have
this time hoping that When hear from win
there Was agrca deal Of firing yestidy morning Was
Battle Field where Roaring Canons an Musk shalbe
hurd glorious victory may be Won hour liberty
gaind Give Me lbartay deth wish bese
""' GEORGE w. TERRELL.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
Colonel Fir,y.nin,h regiment Virginia Volunteers.
COMPULSORY ENl.IsTMENTs IN RICHMOND.

COMPULSORY ENLISTMENTS IN RICHMOND.
The following paragraph from the Rictosd Dispatch,
shows the system OF terror applied BY the rebels 70 OBJ
tain soldiers
A WARsING DELNoUEsrs-The 631 persons who
failed report Themselves in Colonel Evans regiment for
enrolment need not console themselves with the supp0
siton that their names not known. Their names
Lnoon enrolled and reported to the proper officer to be
dealt with the law directs in regard to those who fall
10 rsp0t Themselves for enrolment. There others in
the district whose have not yet been asceraned
and the enrolling officers taking the proper steps TO
find them aud they, too, will be enrolled and
ported for draft among the first eviss.
The number who enrolled themselves 10 Col. Evans
regiment was All.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
A PURELY SOUTHERN BIBLE.

The following acknowledgment by President Davis OF
package Of books consisting Of copy Of the first Pocket
Bible and Testament published in tho Southern oonfede
racy also the Confederate series Of school books
characteristic Of the man, and must be gratifying 70
the authors OF the series-the Georgian and the
other from Mississippi
Rev. j. r. GRAVES. Nashville, Tenn.--
DEAR SlR:-I have received with great pleasure your
letter of the 18th ns with the Holy Bible Testament
and school books accompanying 1t. The Bible s a beau
tiful specimen OF Southern workmanship, and If live 70
be naugurated the first President of the confderacy on
the 22d Of February next my lips shall press the sacred
volume which your Kindness has bestowed upon me- l
have no time 10 examine the school books but doubt
not they improvements on those formerly used and
am gratied that Missssippan has been the nrst 20 en-
gage In this work, important for the instruction Of
our children. You right in supposing that feel
deep interest every undertaking which calculated 70
make US thoroughly Independent In everything pertain
ing to the prosperity and progress of free and great
conederacy With many thanks for your consideration,
and best wishes for your welfare, am your friend.
JEFFERSON DAVIS
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
HOW TO DEFEND RIVERS.
.I,ro... 4. DI..l.n,cl,d nir..af..h Afar..I,


is stated that river gunbOats bong prepared at
Annapolis for tho purpose Of passing batteries
James river.
We have often remarked that land batteries, properly
constructed be slenced by vessels Of any sze
aad that the general history Of all warfarewith the
exception OF the present war, in which batteries,
with few exceptions, have been OF the most miserable
descrpton-land forti6caons have always proved too
much for ships But batteries can DO passed without
much danger by gunpcats at full speed and TO meet this
contingency pesets oaded tgh stones should be sunk
the ehonnd, and IF scssay ironclad piles oe also driuen
in, surrounded By che de fre Of tyees ctch coa!d be
easily cut dun from sneight ring Shore and d'7tnged
gice the enemy tanJld knot 10 unite before she voud
get at Ae obstruction Me river In addition to this,
bombproof batteries commanding the channel should be
placed the Shore and other batteries further back
commanding any spot at which the enemy might attempt
land. This, by high naval authority is
the proper AMI only reliable mode Of defending river.
The experience Of Fort Doneson has happily demon
strated fact unknown-that iron clad steamers
are match for hrtytwo FOUNDERS. This is the
fession OF the Yankees themselves and are, there
fore warranted in believing that ciL proper offences,
armed Nth ganS Of this description steamer that the
emmy can bald up James riuer The Confede.
rate authorities and the City Council should consult
the subject leading naval men, and what they do,
do quickly.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
ESCAPE OF ORvn.LE EWING.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March 8, 1862.
All is quot hero. Orville Ewing, one OF Zoconsr q
aids has escaped from Somerset Ho reports that there
but few regiments Of ederas at BarboursviIe and On
Cumberland river. f
Thomas and ShoepG have gone 10 Columbus.
Gen. Kirby Smith arrived here this morning.
There Is some stampeding Of tories yet.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
TUE UARROR CUARD

from the Norfolk Day Book, March ii.
Thirty forty volunteers wanted FOR the Harb0r
Guard Prvate's pay eighteen dollars per month. The
usual bounty fifty dollars and furloughs in accordance
with Of Congress will be given. For further psrticu
lars apply at office, No. 20 Broad Water street.
JOHN J. YOUNG, Captain.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
THE WHEREABOUTS OF John BELL.

The Atlanta Commonoca says that John Bell, Of Tea
nessee would In Nashville to be insutod
imprisoned by the invaders Of his State but 10 safe along
with the OF the retreang army II Is reported that
all he possessed about Nashville 10 lost tho ederas hav
ing destroyed large establishment In which no was in
terested, il not sole owner.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
REINFORCEMENTS FOR GEN. BURNSIDE.
lFrom the Norfolk Day Book, March H.

BEAUFORT, N. C.. March b, 1862.
Az this is an important point in military view,
and public attention has been directed here by
the recent arrival in this harbor of the Confederate
steamer Nashville, 0pne that line or two from this
quarter will not be unacceptable TO your readers.
The Nashville is now quietly lying at her moorings
near Morehead City and the blockaders ere n full view
Of the prey they have been eager TO clutch The gal
liant Pegram fully equal to his task and will doubt
es the shall close teach the Yankees that they
do not carry broom at their masthead TO sweep the
Although the blockading squadron has been in
creased the arrival OF the Nashville, yet Of
them dare venture within range of the guns OF Fort
gentleman, in whom the most implicit reliance can
be placed arrived here yesterday from Portsmouth, the
extreme limit of this county and reports that
thore at least hundred vessels at Hatteras
posed TO be roinorcements for General Burnside Our
forces at Suffolk, trus are ready to give him warm
reception-aye, to send him back TO the goldfish and
onions Of his native Now England, more coDgenia
od ms pa ana is a IS
current of the day i have mention Of the
fact that the Yankees have sunk several stone yesses
at Ocracoke Inlet in this State Since committing such
crime against humanity at the said Inlet bockading
has been stationed there thsy doubtless
slider that they have edectuay and permanently cossd
II anything Of marked Importance should occur In this
vicinity. will promptly advise the readers Of the Day
ATTEMPT TO HANG A FEDERAL PRISONER.
correspondents writing from Salisbury, c., to the
understand that one Of the federal prisoners confined
in this place was hung BY his comrades night before
last for using strong antiLncoln doctrineshat he In
tended to remain in the South when released and battle
for institutions, instead Of being under the dominion
Of Lincoln h Co. He was rescued from death By the
timely interference Of some Of the gaard who heard his
supplications, &c. s
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. A. s. JOHNSTON.
The Atlanta (Ga) Csmfdsvucy In making the announce
ment that the army under Gen. A. Sidney Johnston had
fallen back from Murfressboro and Columbia, Tenn 70
Decatur, Ala, says 1 ...f..4 ..
We do not look upon this with any degree Of alarm
special whatsver not because unable
10 hold many other places betwoon there
and Decatur but Of choice and predict the fruits Of
this udcious movement will be manifest 20 every ono a
duo season while all will acknowledge and approve IT,
II the enemy will only attempt TO follow, u is I'll ask
We have from other that Cen John
is making the very best disposition possible Of Tho
forces under his command.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Turning the envelope, It looks a. some apahetic
anguishing dle rebels had employed themselves
in scrbblng 1t, as II is marked-in different hands
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
y nety.sixth New York volanteers.

Colonel Fsirman was formerly in command Of the
Second New York Fire ZOuavcs, under command Of Gen
aral gtckle le.
The national Republican., 1862-06-04
InlTED STATES PATENT on SiCD,
j r. H..' WAsnIneros, May 20, 1851.

-
On the pstsioi Of Robr Barr. Goodyssr formerly
Of Philadslphis, Pa, now Of Elklou, Maryland,
p, aging for the extension Of . patent Erasisd TO
jane, A. Bowie and Charles Carr. Of Philadelphia,
IA .. the s:.iscs:s o. ssid Robert ?. Goodyear,
dated March 10, lsie, and ants. dated Septnmber
ls ls.s, and rc ssignsd b them . ala Robert u.
Goodyear, and reissued to him on the goth May,
1884, Tor an improvement In Apparatus for operating
shuttle Boxss for Looms, for seven Year, from the
ex xpir.ton q s.id patent which taiss place on the
18th day oi September, 1882
ordered that the said petition BE- heard at the
Patent Once on n rnday, the SSH Of August rext,
at twelve O'Clock M; and all pe!sos. are notified 70
sppsar and show esuss, II any they have, why said
psduon ought not to be granted.
=, Persona .ppoing the extension are required to
Hle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing st least twenty days before tho
day Of hearing; all testimony fled by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the ONCE
which will BE- Furnished on spplisatou. II
The testimony In the case will be closed on the
nth day August next; depostions and other papers
relied upon ss testimony must be fled In the ofnce
on or befors the morning ofthat day the arguments
ttsny, within ten days thereafter.
dered, also, that thus notice bo published In the
National Rcpubiican, Warrington, d c., aud the
Fres, Philadephla, Pa, onoe week for three suc-
eessive weeks the first Of said publications to be
at least sixty days previous to the day " hearing.
tl d, r. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p. S.-Edito!s Of the above papers will pleaAe
copy and send their bills TO the Patent Once, with
. paper containing this notice. may sl-wsw
The national Republican., 1862-06-04

navy agent dtriot attorney, o. the collector Of the
'.as'i asss s-iI y,-sil lyla.lLASy Sy,so,s.
d ~ sarv aseMs Il PsvtsassX, Rsse Ha~Tshtrs, Bons
Hss 1sa ;esss:s, ss..: !. Ds,:',. ss,ss =, &C. g. -
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is sdadss ) assf y ic2 Issna iSs51S '~ss'N'
Mics Q. 9. 7d5F7 St.Sssisky !. ssSsSs..
son. @ o. on sSs TissS FofS u pspii., Z ,i,sr @ own %
hom5a, 4uslc y pos tssskt b. ss . f1ivoiss,
nc n z \: .sa saa5s e. 49, ::
psr.sit worthy 9f The af-ni,a a laislfi ssnt AID
i%mortsl ln DeMks sad m q mani betting is
n q oieinsd that the benefit derived &cpa tu1i
ln4 seef.e BY hss ., st lsA QnzdrNpis II thxi
whoh could be obsafssd duriNx a. tqvlsf pgyiod rf
time 10 the ordinary nalA sftSslSasd1a snd ere
ssvinG Of enpepss y his smany bsusuAss cosId ID
stNuisd slsewhere only At cempassuys AseAvaa,I
age md at vastly srsstsr outlay, 10Th Of iis aad
Rarnsay, Srhn. - fapssos are treated q sep.
Iats branshss, anA ssoh fsosiyes sn ansant oC q.
tsntiou proNSaienass - u. impsFtansssyi MIA o.
tsksa good 6;ra shat eorfeUe fugainf u famed %
the start and good time secured ~ the use Of Mss
sers Aetfenoe,s H...na .'S1t h'hl ' ~ . AZ ~
Terms per 9saster hbsral. AL z .. :.
sch:ol, WILL nnd II convenient to take mofaisG
noon, q nishs lor the lssspas rif' y q 11Ss7Vr
Plssss. hsaA IN ths ssss by tie n,st wssk u
Mis- s. can be Sbspd u the Avesse House u,
my 2a-1w, W. v.N 10 tBo4ilnH lHr'Ns ~ = <
The national Republican., 1862-06-04
"yyhers's ,hs digger ~

a follow rejoicing In the name Of Henry Cas-
sldy, was amusing himself on Monday night,
duilng the demonstration In honor OF the VIC.
lorious candidates By supdry manifesta' ions Q!
shouting, sroanipg, and hcllowing "bring out
the niger" "Whore's the niger ~ ID n
Walach.' "Damer Igger,n 80. TbaCflfeers
of The fourth ward, na6bed him and conveyed
him to the station where be save his name, set
Old enruL 10 be %. Two watches were found
on hIs pels,r,, aaa two suspicious ioOsi stones
nearly as large as his list. was found on ais
person. Ha was let of yesterday with hne
Of only 81. g,
The national Republican., 1862-06-04

C,EALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIv.
= ed unt tho 18th day Of june for th- rurchase Of
wha, Hides and Tallow the Government may have
from time to time to dispose OF at Washington and
which are not already contracted for.
Bids must state the price per pound for Green or
salted Hides, aud ths price per pound for Rough
TalloW
The contractor must DO prepared to take away the
Hides and Tallow whenever the Govsramsnt may
require. "
u. s. A., Washington, D. G and endorsed !" Pro
posals.n
No bid will be entertained unless ths oIdier lie
present to respond to his bid.
Companies bi idins will sts,e the nams Of each
member Of the firm. my 80
The national Republican., 1862-06-04
> MARBLE MONUMENTS
60, sc.

. Ihavs large ana most extensive stock Of
Italian Marble Mon umsn nts, 0ravsstonss,
DO, 60, -
for sale ct low poes for cash will ssll at reduced
priccs to those If the army or navy who may want
them - mrmentoes for their comrades who have
fallen In defence Of the Union. q
:, WIN. RUTHERFORD,
Gb l7-6m E street uarth, bet 18th and fSsh.
The national Republican., 1862-06-04

A HOUSE WANTED 2sfuinihed, unfuruishsd
city Of arlington, o. fsbSut TX TO twelve fooms. 4
Yntslligsncs Once, No Ninth street nsss Penn
sylvaniA avenue. p. . - ''.,
se4-u -psn, d. N. u. MILLER
The national Republican., 1862-06-04
FROM BANKs's COLUMN.
From til. Army corr..poai hence Of the Associated
Presa

Pres.
WnLLrANsroRT, June /.
Through the military experience and active
@nergyyof Cen fBankIs iohisfs. The lately a.
organized cosps Of Gen. Williams aill 10 iew
hours be readyso tsko the offensive again. No
'one unfamiliar with The sh9cuiesn lsbors at
endant upon recovering from . retreat and
rout 6kiMIshs ihS; ;oSstsclss Aibsovsrcoms.
The gratifying Intelligence ~as received last
nIsht that The enemy concentrated IN and
around Halltown and Charlestown-concurred
u BY al to exceed Is oOo-ars, ,nav ,rsksstisg
nom that position, probably towards Front
Royal Hs.Esd 5fr vi ,ssE'1an ..,.llr r
Early yestsrday morning, . body Of TIC. en-
smy's infantry we're discovered fording the
river above tho railroad bridge ct Hsrper's
Fsrry, probably to attempt the capture Of our
heavy battery on M~rylaaa heishss, but being
discovered before they had got over, they were
speedily shelled back, The day previous, q
bbdy OF the enemy sscended the Loudouu
Heights, opposite Sandy Hook, with the inten,
,tion Of planting = battery there to eInlsde our
battery and destroy the bridge, Our heavy
gtns shortly drove them back. Sklrmlshins
continued between our outpost pickets ON Bol.
ivar Heights and tho ensmy's scouts In front.
Finding all efforts to turn our TANKS by cross-
Ing the river and ,enfiading our batteries, al
we'll - aacertsining the esternness Of our centre,
a. perhaps hearing Of some movements In their
rear, tending 70 The discomfort Of their position,
the enemy commenced to fall back at noon.
Yesterday.
The national Republican., 1862-06-04

OST LAND WARRANT.-The public Is hereby
- oaua9nsa 70, e wy ana warrant Usn ~ No. ,62iy ior
dated April -, lS53.
Said warrant beiag the property Of Evans h Fant
Of this CITY, AID has been los Or Sioler ha
been fled In the Geceral LruEO.I:e, AID at tue cx
piraton of sig weeks fri this date application will
6e made to the Commissioner Of Pensions for the
issue Of duplicate. X. u lkONSICE.
my3-wSw Attorney for the Owners.
The national Republican., 1862-06-04
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Uniniured.

BALrIxoRs, June IA survey Of that por.
ton Of the Baltimore and Ohio, railroad recent.
Iyiuvaded BY the rebels, shows that but little
ds,psgs has been done, The road.msker re-
ports that the damage to ths bridges d alIght,
auIi that the roads will be 10 thorough work.
Ing order BY Tharsday night or Friday morn.
The national Republican., 1862-06-04

CyTOLUn HORSE RECOVERED "A duik
. Bay HORSE, about II years old, and abou, Il
hands high, with black name. tall and legs, and
6y offioers King and Norwood, from two negroes,
The owner will please come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take the aniinII nway
j. r KING, N
j. s. NORWOOD,
INV oo--2av3W ConstADles
The national Republican., 1862-06-04
I CHANGE OF MILITARY DISTRICTS.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ApJUTANT GhHERAL's OYFICE,
NJ. .l,l--a~- I.-~ voa0


ApJUTANT GkHERAL's OFFICE,
Washington, Juno I, 1862.
The Department Of Virginia is extended 10
includs. .th2t part Of Virginia south Of tho Rap
pahanaoek and east Of the railroad from Fred
sricksburg 10 Richmond, Petersburg, and Wei
don. .., .'r i.. D..
= Major General George B. Mcclellan, United
States Army, will assume command thereof,
and OF all the United States forces within Ito
limits. r.fH i'N
Major General John =. Wool, United States
Army, is assigned to the command Of the Middle
Department, and will proceed to Baltimore and
assume the command thereof g.tl1
Major General John A. Dix, United States Vol.
unteers, will proceed Immediately to Fort Non.
roe and assume command at that point, report.
ing 10 Major General Mcclellan for orders.
By order of tho Secretary Of War: 9,
L. THoNAs,
Adjutant General.
The national Republican., 1862-06-04
Tho Indian Bsrb Doctor,

Flom Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients tbs nature of their complaints or
illness, without receiving any lnfor-
, nation frcm them.
No charge for oonsnuation or aduice. .5.
our MOTTO.
We use such Balms % have 10 strife
-, With Nature or the Laws of Life:
h With Blood our hands ws never stain
- Nor poison men y ssss tsr ptIIfi vlh Z
Our Father--whom al goodness ais,
Provides the means to oufs all Ills;
The Simple Herbs bensssh osf feet,
Well used, relieve Gu pain complete.
A anph. .Bstbsa asabs Flower.
Gull d from ne csWV Lea
Thete these anal spssk with touching power
OF change snd health 70 thee.
Room No. II, Wa hington Building, Yennsylvania
lveaue corner 0l Seventh street. - Eial if
No charge for consultation. je&-tG
The national Republican., 1862-06-04
ITO sE GOOD iOOK-
L inG,-O.d faces made

L inG,-O.d faces made
to look young, and beau
tiful. You may obtain ,
hand ,Gms complexion, ex.
empt from Pigliss, B!S, cha,
Pimple bapisEer. Prios, q
sant BY mail or EXPIRE sta
any address.
Ofiios-No. II Washington
Building, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., oorLcr OF Seventh 't:eet,
Washington, L. Q, ,-.
The national Republican., 1862-06-04
sn' %! !. Hoeks. ls., within 4 h Poqf N. sss u !ishn'sa
.HiahJ ~ ---------sul sc 500 s5a0 ihl'il'T'
1agna b IA O., ,sGsiuri sb.fH q ti-p si1r HHf u
The Fate Of the City Sealed. a
irnI Srrfsu - hals5- "a 'saii V1E1olasf On w
l'r'n 'A' Army 0'rIr:;ss:ss'' r;ssss y ~ A'''.'.s
r.nsy HEADauARrsss, GEx. McClsli.ax, ,-a5'

| ,ls,lss,is.r.-! srs June :, . O'Clock r. ~
.Geas Hooker nads fscosnoitsance 70 dsy
Il ihs wlllisnsbaxso olurnpits, 70 within four
miles Of Richmond, without meeting the enemy
n forces Thsirl lpitkcss kept In sight bat re-
treAted O5 Ais approach, Everyone fssls san-t
tsise Of tho fall Of the rsbei cspisl when or,
lroops advance for On engagement The nsh.
of Saturday and Sunday seals tho fate Of that
sI'y. They threw the main bsst Of ths, army,
composed Of their bcst troops, on our LEFT wing
Stth lhs hope of oinshisG II. and they were
defeated alter two dsys' bard nshang. Among
ths wounded srs Col. Parry. Of the Eighty
hrh Pennsyivsois,, ID nv, leg; (; L,sut Col.
X rris, Of the One. huudsed.snd arst Pennsy,-
vauIa, in the leg; and Dol. vau wyck, Of the
Tenth Legion, flight wound - the leg.