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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

Herman Timer. ID, 3 In, cor.
,.A.nuw fmAcy, q, - Ill
T. h. BOOKS. A, 81 III.
kuucA L. stephen, q, II III.
a. h. Lewis. -, ~ y. \.
y.F. letl, Is, 20 y Y,
/ J. A. Sic,ies /, ~ y. y.
II IL trr~.l.ssf, T.. % N. l.
H. b. farmer, r., 20 \. \.
/ Ihoma, lie, craii. d. . \ Y,
/ Joseph heuursey, % 81 y. y
hs'. NJ. Rice. G. - '. L.
/ H,uy Gardener, q. y \ l.
! JAS. 81. h %. y 50 =.
} Merritt Rose, b, (, I y y.
/ 900. ". uaLly, 81, % \. \.
/ a. q Lyons. 4. % \. \. d.
/ Nm. "A. flumuor. L. ~ y. !
| l.yman Ila.A, IS. - y. 1.
| GOO. q. Leon 10, X "a y. 4
Wa GoldtDnte, b ., y. Y
| Wni. NNarius, -, "a n. \.
NnA. haIiilI y, y "a.
| David J0Aes, o, Is IL.
NJ. Duyire. L. .b "a.
/ Henry Tilme, h, 20 Pa.
I fafiics buu4s. l., 20 IA
h. Fuller, h. 100 y. i.
! Albert johnson X, ld5 y. \.
/ flrd. Bron.stii, A, 100 =. Z.
Fed. IrimuIsf, ~, LOO n. 7.
Nm. liral, h, 10 n. I.
/ Geo. Ldains, Is, Ii IA.
AMOS. Mntc, j., 20 n. Y.
jaime. II. Raw irg, q, 30 y. I
Fred. Huber, II. o, y. \.
| G. n. barrett. 1, 81 y. I.
W. 4. Parsous. ID, " y. Y.
| merritt 5. NlchOis, h " n. y
! J. "A. MeIiman. y, - \. Z.
| J. W. hsr.i,ol, l. "a N. \.
htnH Loser, 4. lOi fa
Wa. h. Asliseui's, !, IN "a
David a.. ,iDdi0rd, \ lJI Ia.
Joan Brown, 4. lOT IA
heIrich Nind8r. {, ~ Pa
Dalie! 6app IL, 10. "a.
NJ. QL.giey, +, 10! Ia.
James iana dali. +, lo7 Pa.
n. ". Pciklns J. D Ia. Res.
| Ltrvy shy DOR. ~, 10 Ia. kes.
Anthony Williams, y. 10. Ar
Mm. SniIk, +, Ia Cav
Henry Kinder. T.. , Much.
" IA. Young. Ii. % Ohio.
Johl Price, c, y. /.
George ont~ h n. Y. CAY
hem Oaskiii, L, | n. 4. Cav
! Geo. A. Bowen, l. my. Cav
john hlontgomery. ID, Is Ind
joan NogIIs. Il. - lad.
Joseph RaAal. |. 10 I'D.
Step. Pierce. h. Ne. Ceg.
}. NJ. Li'tlth-ld. h, ! DE ~
LCnusi llury,y, y, ! Me' ~
llnsse.i uradDlry, o,iAir Cav
JON. Aii.eAel, .. / Ne. Cav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

Tvs MgAsuRE-WOrN.--At q recent meeting ~
the Brooklyn Horticultural Society, a report on the
subj. OF ,he ueasIfc-wCrm wrci lnicsir be 81 ME
trees OF The city every feaf Wa tulmi tI nad d.
cussed VaiiJus remedies We're suggestod, anG -eN-
eral we're recommo ndrd-GIuoug item the mirrdi 3D.
ion and pro ectiou oi native birs, suoh - tie mar
Tin, swallow, wren, DC. Tore alris Prey upOn
iusectf, and several gentlemen Who h.i lltr0su,o
them in their garden, bore testimony TO tneir lsci
.ss 10 Riding the trees aud stIubucfy Of tie pes
tilerOus Nuisance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

/ The following is a list OF the ok and WOUNDED in
the Methodist Church HOsi itai, in Alexandra, on
! i.
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: ~ = -
ID. r.. Nlnfod. 7, Sc Y. Y.

ID. r.. Nlniod. !, 81 y. y.
oeo. " nipple, / % n A..
John A DIoe". A. o. y. Y.
John OIlie, Is, 60 y. !.
Geo. p. ba4st. D., NJ. , AT.
Herman k4g.i X, ~ n. b.
Nm. " AXIS. -, t3 \. a.
Nm. II. Daley. r. 10 3. Y.
Robert D,uyna. 4 , - ps-
4. suiti, , ~ ~.
- Ilearlu %. A. g y y.
-. Gamma 3, H. % y Y.
James 5lulIJef, Z, - n 4.
4Onis Alai.,i, j., 81 \. \; =
n 3. hctfes. -, 4 o. n (
EdmOni re uae, J VI -. Y.
James Holman, a, ~ y. Y.
q. siouttuovf.. q, l0l y. I.
AnJ,ea feIAlls, a, lJl '. y.
phos. Hlaae. il, lul 3. }.
laos. solomon, +. ili y. Z.
John = Wilson, h. giP4
boris Weser, T., aifa
John Galloway, J., ~
J. y. brrl.rt T. a. Pa
Chss. McDeimin. L,diPa
Pst.icA F,Ed, D., Ji Pa
DAVID AcCasicl-. ~ % Pa
Alfred huaei.ir-ut, b. td Ia
j. Myzrs, u. ~ Pc
GEO. ton A. ot IA.
yonn s.a.ur, H. 55 Pa
John 81. '.rs4ef Al, ID Ia
JsAes I'D. eoa. .. % pa.
-.lls..-, &. liliscs. X. % Pa
l. siudsldecsei. II, lJ1 Pa
PstscOenliug h, lara
Jacob ilo.n, n. 10. Pa
.Thos. BoiA. i. iU5 IA
q. ". WOOD. &. iu1Ph
lsasc sponr. /. 10. "a.
h. 81. Co.iiss. L. / Me. Cav.
John SY.s.,. 3, a Ind.
j. DicAs1n. X, X ] Cav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

ton. II appears that the number OF enigrso's
arrived during the hast week was -'''' i 'an1
since January !, 80 O3f. To same oa,e III 'oOi
the nun Der was 4t37. The number 81 III
mate. f.; Ward's Island institution is OH. The
amount received during the week was $500 The
balauso now in the ban. il 81 rs 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

THg ExTFssroS o. MYHTLE-hyLSrE.-Thc re-
mort OF TIRE Commissioners on tie opening or eEfen
sion Of Mvrtleavenue rom Div ili-aveuuo ~ t.t
city line was prcae ted 10 u County Judge on Tue,
day for coninnlllon 4, was opposed 10y foile OF
.he properly ownors, who Gre repie tntcd - Jl -
Biriseye On the ground that no award shonld ts'e
been made to he Plank Road Company, - hy .
law Of tae state when plank ROAD co.irany ceases
10 nso tie rad il bscomes public M.laoy, and
hey have no tight 10 eel no ground. On lie other
baud i, il held dat the city y.ishiug to tafe The
yro, erly iol putlic street, have tie Isht % tke
1t. but only dpon payiug for II. The u le 10 iuli
rests with toe con Iany VINO plrhased he hud d
the OH siual ownorr. To htai1g OF objections wac
sot down for Monday, 2lsi inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
CITY ITEMS

otvSrrza CoyscRiPrs.-Tie Eoeai"g Pat
asy. that "when the Ia, batch Of Rebel prisoneTs
Of war was landed on Governors Island, at TIE
,o,lcall the following conversation occurred; Ctcer
calling the roll Private john sn,,h, 1871 Goofga
Volnnteers.' John SmItl answers: 10Th Georgia
Volunteers be hanged 1o'I Georgia Conscrpts you
rnean Here -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

CHAMBER or CoNNEHcE.-.. special meeting O
the Chamber OF Commerce VIII be held this day, al
! O'Clock p. ~, to receive tho rep't o. the Com
ni,,ee appointed On the 81 iasi tie safe Of IA
tiOnal afairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

/ BpooKLYg Cry CoCRT CJESDAP-Thl rslsv
July oNoa a. 49, g. ~ =. 20. 90, 81, % -, b. o. ~
/
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

THE GREAT EASTERN The steamahip Great East
ern, from Liverpool, viii come to this port via Long
leland Sound, and may be expected TO anchor in
Flushing Bay Ga Friday evening or Saturday
morning.
Her agent, M c. " Whitney, har alnt forward
two Of the most capable Sound and Hell Gate pilots
to meet her at Montagl, where the chip ,,ill await
orders. Complete arr.noeneuts have also been Of
fected with the Customs the Health OGicer and tho
Commissioners Of Emigration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

PROBABLE TATAL AccIDENr.-Yestef1ay after
noon Joln Csssy employed ip ln7sing y.se o. Aan,'
DocL sio3s irfiout ace utone o. thu stones
falling upon ne hca' rnd lcil.irs ill s2uL lie w4s con
We, cd to the org Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

FILL FROM An ArTic WYJow.--A GIRL sever
Yeas ofsgc, named Mary l., Boodsooi, '1 ION thn ath
1sild ~ u No FlsuEh1 Place, yesterday O,
AS seiol.y and prIbsps G.ug, injured oAs ~. coh
yey ed 10 tie Br0osly CITY hospusl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
In the Alexandra Hospital On jay s. ioO~i


vn Nixon. o. u. : iaL
q J FuD. GU ,. iui:
D.nieI krmp. 4. = I. =. InL
Jo.,pn Nr,d.ck. Is Il %.
heaton Rr)uo!i., r, . -. {
I.c.o Buwmen. q, o L. >. 1.
JOIN heir. b, D Z. >. Gov.
L.~i. hoiLsf. =, . y. :. {.
J u Uiske. -. . 4 ) Art
- Ho,scr. q. . L. ,. At.
CAaf.e. Hughes. r. 4 > $ )
joan Iiunu. {. 2 4. ). D. ;
a.sfd bickiDrd. D. 40.
q. Potter. p. 4 :. :. :.
IS ". Mi.-O1. Is. = do.
J =. llunt. Is. 2 h. s. ). 8.
P-alru tiabdicE, y. ? 40.
ii,.Iv ~u.itn H. { 5. ) :
f.I.-f.m,r II - : 5. ).
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Wiu. reAt.n. A.2u. ;. : ;
q a. hagJ. b, . u. D. .. ..
ID g. NipIlt, r. do.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

EMBAsXMEsT AccIDGSr.-Yes erday afternoon
John Buckley rnesFti IN ercavatinF cellar the
ia and Des' streets buried 10y the cssng Of The
~ Enieut lie Crrs aitL fr'at f.cHiy sad tGkl
10 Ia nome No 20 smith street. his Jlos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

A1orgEH SALE OF GoyERSMESr CoTToS.-
Yesterday, sale Of Sea Island and Calf cotton took
place q, the saesroom Of Burleit, Jones & Co., by
order Of Collector Barney. The Sea i@aud cotton
sold a from Is 20 10 cents AMI lie Gulf co ton at ~
GEMS. The amount realized was abou, SO 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10

Coon FOR TEE EIGHrH Ward ScBooLs.--The
Eigblh Ward schools senr through John (. " Lille
head, esq. most uuniiicont donation for tie SICK
and wounded s)diert Of the Park Barracks. II con-
eisted Of Ia pains shoes, ~ dozen undersiris ana
drawers dozen white sbrts. Q Dozen neck Ties, a
lot of pipes, tobacco and other things too numerous
10 mention"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04
TIE photographic ENBEOGLIO"
Saturday. August ?, 1857

u, The Editor Il M. W4iy:
Ia your very kind Loise of the gutlemen connected
-iI1 tho telegraph for which beg you will accep; ior
ussef add colleague mos, grselu! thanks
cur eli Witch it Is desirable should be corrected Dr.
gofGg JDei Got acknowledge any riCIts obtained from
.Ls America Company at all The lines we're taken
possession Of by De- Morris aud others behalf OF the
sockhoders ia the Confederate States aud they having
,uucd al the rights held by the American Company 20
relates the lU,s in tho Uoniederacy have also
paid all claims rents aud dividends due to the LEI sed
lines. There no sort OF understanding between Dc
Morris aud the American Company any lights or pow.
derived from them. When uunieAtiOn was cut
bstue.u the North aud South, the lines taken for
the benefit VI those who represented the American COu
pAny aud all government oil them is derived lIOm
aud Acn by those who held stock aud resided n
tho Confederate States AID not cent bias been
ID " any loyal citizen OF the OouiederAcy
Please insert tie substance Of this and Oblge
Your 0bedUent servant,
tn. wYENE
In InsetiOu With the above, We are glad " have the
opPOrIunt' Of inserting the following
TBE TELGGRAPH QUESTION SAITLID We sure
that tie GiuzlIs OF Columbus and Of the county
r,uud Bblut" nil q ,oe at this contamination. They
.ncern about the means through which II was
cached. Tire stockholders ia the Washington New
Orleans Tel graph Company in Columbus proposed 10
Cr. Morris that the operator LereAr. Hopes, should
continue TO deposit heretofore, the eaEuugs Of this
vfuv 10 the credit OF Mr. Wynne IN consideration fol-
which he, TOR hort) would restore this city 10 tele
graphic communication sud would endeaSor to induce
Tho Dnec'Ors Of the W. = \ o Telegraph Company to
oali stocAhOldvfs nisetiug TO consider whether they
would resume the management OF their affairs. and
IAtb be Nsuld abide hy action OF meeting We
Lam that this proposition agreed Dol Times,
-urh ilit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04
Waiting.

More than month has elapsed since the last gun OF
the battles before Richmond was fred What are we
waiting ory Are about after all to repeat the folly
of Manassas Then as now We we're led from week TO
week TO believe that something about 10 be done.
The public impotence SlAysd by false promises and
the public pectatou fed by deusive hopes. Are the
new promises OF advance beyond the frontier false
OO-and are the fresh hopes of the people destined to
another and sadder disappointment Why do We de-
lay Every day is precious 10 the enemy enabling him
TO reneW the broken spirit Of his people, to recruit his
shattered forces and rally for struggle more desperate
than any We have yet encountered What prevents al
advance into the enemy's country The comparatively
insignificant force OF the uPsIart Pope II would be
an insult TO cur victorious army 10 suppose so. Do We
wait for arms? Forty thousand we're taken from the
sasny in the late battles and cArgoes Of arms and
uuniton have reached Us from abroad. Do we expect
European Intervention, aud are waiting for "the
steamer OF the oh Of August has been hntedy We
leaned on that reed after Manassas and 1t broke aud
pierced our side. Is the unsuitable for Sd
vance or are the roads unit for transportation Sum
ner is the choice season OF the Southern man; the
weather better the roads never rmer. Above
Ill other BOGUS the enemy most Graves time
| ShAll he nave ", uOIo VI IT, anu uON uuCl ~
common consent, Dispatch celebrity, energy, daring,
are the policy for Us. Why DO Oat l. it
Tor the new eOnscripts, returning conValesceuts
or sraggerss All the strength may gain in this way
viii be mere than quadruPed by accessons TO the cue
NV Daring the mouth that has been lost We have been,
aud are yet relatively stronger than We have been
before, or will, in all probability ever be again. II we
cannot advance against the enemy nov, will the time
over come When, in the opinion OF the authorities, We
nav do sOs Richmond is Abundsntly safe for the pre-
sent, The most certain way OF relieving Of all menace
syeu would be- give jackson the force and the word
Ia, would send him eras7irg through Popes army and
Areerirg over the border. Mcclellan would be instantly
called IRON river, Lee would meet him beyond th.
Potomac, aud then the would be where it should
nave been tseVe months ago. This Is too plain To be
lsuisd certain to be doubted Again, We ask -by
| d. We uaitY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04
ILr n.gTo AIM.

correspondent Of the Atlanta h.sHigsesr, writing
o. the capture Of MurfreesborO' by forces says
Quite 4 number OF negroes we're in the Yankee camp
IN uniform only two Of which, hOUeyer had the courage
o 6sht Oae OF these shot OF General Forests hat
be other after f citing for some time came up and Of
cred to surrender as prisoner Of war. They were
10Th with the others IN uniform, very properly shit
io-u. Blu; the question is, should the shooting have
,',yD,d hTs' In other worts, how shall ibis issue be
msiy
No one will joub that these back rascsls prop
ery treated The only question is whether the shooting
should have stopped with thsm-sud that to mind
not question. Nesrjes in arms, mater Of course
r,ruct be dear With ~ the rules Of war They car.
uot he beid and exchanged prisoners Of They
INST be ether rsuanded to their proper condition as
saves, or summsriy executed and for the sake Of eI-
upe the later course the proper be pursued
But this is Necessary and right as to them, how shall
those who have no: only placed themselves equal
~ With them and Cs consented 10 share their torture
5l, Who astgated seducsd and missd the ignorant
rurcs into crime, ard were themselves the grsatest
criminal De permitted To escape l. it not clear that
tley sh0lld have melted them the fate they
ing Upol their back brethren in srns--or worse -
Common sense aaj common humanity answer yes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04
CHANDLER.

Who is this Chander-iHqu sitives sret,hf
Who clmours 30 loud aud 30 loas
For papers and letters,
Aud bothers his betters 81
Insisting that somebody's rrongy
Who mads him Sena.or-dignifsd name -
Aud sent him TO Washington, g.
BIwlng and Drawing
Disgrsciug his calling
In igt Of the mid day sun?
Why should our country-bles. and beloved Il
Suffer her secrets OF State
To open so easy
To Chandler the greasy
While the wheels Of Government wait
Why should McClellau--noble and braysi-
Be questioned, and published, and seoIgej,
By auy weak dTiy.ller--
lruli.itiye snivelIer-
And no Of .oliou bO 1rged' /
Are our Flag aud our UaioL-insHsbIe psi -
Always to trsinble 80 low
That any old stupid
Bader than Cupid
May slattCr them both ~ u blow?
Ii tue cCultry's embarrassed -ids, low sad -
Il isu'l BY fJrt Of arms
Bat by certain suspicious
Old Srupids otteOus
Like Chandler, all teIs aud alarms
Vanity Far.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04

Beast Il he-Acsis humans gsneri'-'pursuing his
vocation" q 9 mopser-denounced as Infamous BY
the civiissd uorlds rs to be welcomed to the amen
,is. of the Cartel IL he should be taken prisoner Are
sbAIssrns the little villains Who do his devilswOrk
TO be received aud treated and released honorable SOL
disrsf Why is Grant, with his order eIpsllng from
thsir homes the families of Memphis put upon differ
elt footing from Pope And has the President nothing
to lay to Hunter organizing and heading serVe In
surrecton and bOasng OF his negro regmen.s' These
are questions that the country will ask, with all the more
sOeituds and pain now that the pretermson Of these
vretches in the orders Issued implies conclusion that
they are not to be noticed
Congress will meet fortnight from to-day. We can
only hope that they may in some way supply EIecuEe
short c0mings.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04
The Mississippi HIver.

Tue effort OF the Yankees to open the navigation OF the
Mississippi las proved dsgraeeiul failure. They Lave
possessed tue river seOVe aud below VctsouTg but the
oi-u lie city presents obstacle IS impossible as the
tails d N,,gars Memphis aud Ne" Orleans "posse
ssj like the ia scripture whose name Wss Legio.
d. ads,lagr Ley elpvct,d ICON tsir possession have
b,eu -sf4hly disappointed and tue Mississippi Is e
euaiy oosej against them aud IL useless to y eE
Z iumerce, as II year .go We partially cot
Of il i true, GOI hose parts of the COui,iersey
the other tide Of the ryer hu. hat par OF crop
s1,d To saia especially have eaergeIie ie-jrrs
d. ID people tlrre iO,kiug 10 il .elir,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04

not entitled to be considered Is soldiers and there
not entitled TO the be1sf. Of the oar for the parole
future prisoners Of war.
Ordered further, that. in tie event OF the capturr
hrjor General Pope, or Brigsdier General s'ensshr
OF any commissioned officer serving under them,
captive 30 taken shall be held in close confinement
long the orders aforesaid shall continue In force
unrepeslsd by the competent military authorities Of
United States; and that 10 the event Of the murder
any unarmed citizen or inhsbant OF this Confeders'
by virtue under preteI. Of any Of the orders here
before reeited, whether with or without trial -whal
under prstsnoe of such citz,n being spy or hosta
or any other pretence shall be the duty Of the %
msrdng General Of the forces Of this Confederacy,
cause Immediately to be hung, out OF the commission
officers prisoners as aforesaid, a number equal TO
number Of our own citz ,ns thus murdered by
enemy.
By order:
Signed s. CoorH.
Adj aud Lisp. Gen
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04
Richard O'Glrman, E.q, New York

KEENAN, IN EsGLAsD.-TLe champion of America is
rearing rare harvest in his g'ish tour. and the
yLcial Iapers spreading his lame in paragraphs Of
the most astounding character. The ioo-ing rpt-
ciuen OF the way in which the thing Is worked up;
10 addition TO the talented troupe Of male asd fe
male equeatrians Aesars. HoSes have the world 70
nowaed John q Heensn, champion OF Americ', sho has
just arrived in England after brilliant aud prosperous
career In his native land Some idea OF the popularity
of this noble specmen Of man. aud descendant Of the
Emerald Isle, may be formed ~ben on landing 10 New
York, after the great international battle, he was re-
ceissd by the OF the city aud Introduced TO the
President Of tue United States aud all the dRutsres OF
the land He will, in the Of lev weeks, In con
neotiou with Howes great crcus, visit Ireland the Ian
which hs proud calm the birthplace Of bis an
ces ors and will show the maLly art Of self iefeLss at
each performance OF the great establishment"
By the last sccou0ts we learn thai OUT champion has
accomplished hQ in equsstrianisn, 20 that hs Ia 81
most ready TO ride his two hosS soi s standing
On his shoulters- R,ik.s SPIRIT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-04
Signed
From The Southern Literary 4Aassrg'r, fer Jass lst
THE BATTLE RAINBOW
-. NoOrth,
Adj aud LISP. Gen.
BY John R. THoAPsos,

Ff0n me oo.thtrn Literary hossi'gtr, Jtr jane leo
THE BATTLE RAINBOW
BY John R. IaoxPsos.
The warm weary DAY WAS departng-the smile
or the sunset gave token the TEMPEST had aGsei,
And the lightning yet fduliy CLEANED for awhile
s0l the cloud that sank sullen and dark In tbs Is,
There our army, awaiting the terrible fight
Or the morro~, lay hopeful aud watcniul aud still
Where their all the region had sprnksd with Whit
From river to river, DER meadow aud hill.
nile above them the fierce cannonade OF the sky
Bsz aud burst from the vspours that III ID the
Their counterfeit clamouis" gave forth no reply;
And 81. P till the battle, the change in each gun.
When 10 on the cloud mrsoulou thing
Broke in beauty the rainbow our host To eIfOld;
The centre oerspread by ia arch, and each wig
Suifised with ia and crimson aud gold.
Bes. omen Of victory, symbol divine
or peace after tumut repose alter pain,
How sweet and how glowing With promise the sign
To eyes that should never behold IL again
70; the fierce ,me Of on the morrow hsshe out,
Aud its thunder peals hled all the tremulous air
Over slippery entrehcament aud Redeemed redoubt
Rung the Wild cheer Of triumph, the cry OF despair.
Then long week Of glory and agony came
or mute supplcston aud yearning and dread
When day unto day gave the record OF fame,
And night unto night gave the list Of its dead.
We had triumphedthe foe Lad I'd back to hs chips
His standard in rigs and his lrgions wreck
But aak the stark faces aud colouress lips
OF our loved gave triumph's r. ocing check
Not yet, oh not yet, as q sign oil release,
Had the Lord set IN mercy his bow IN tie cloud,
| Not yet had the Comforter whispered Of peace
To the hearts tina. around lay bleeding and bowed
| But the promise given--the beautiful arc,
With It's brilliant confusion OF colors that SPANIEL
| The sky OIL that eIq1isite eve, Was the mark
l. OF tA lnfHite Love oyerafchiDg the land
And that Love- shning richly andiull tie day Oh
Though the teafjrops that mOsten each msfyrs pr Vi
Ga the gloom OF the pas the bright bow shall dhIj
vi Freedom, Peace, Victory bent over all.
RIcsMjSD - July, 1852.
evening" which preceded The OF the
cent battles before Rchmoad magDns.nt rAabo-, fol ons
s.r grand thuni sorm ad the sky sHae IL
dehng the position Of the Coated :rAs Army from The
Capitol.
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GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF TIE BATTLE OF
GAINES MILL.

The following animated and graphic account OF the
Battle of Gaines NIL fought Fhdsy, June 9Th, was
written by 1e1.s officer to friend a. home, but at
the request of Virginia tficer ~aa permitted to De
copied and handed to US for publication. II will amply
repay psrusal:
HEADQUARTERS 4TH TIxAs RIsIMEsf,
Camp near Richmond Va,
Angus! LIST, 1862.
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DRIVERS WANTED.
PaOYOsT MAEsHAL's olFINE.

PAOfOsf dAhshAL5 Offi'h,
August l. ls62.
NO AVOID 10 iiru nsts Impeachment, The Vernmsnt ~i
pay sU month Ter DElNER+ IT'S 10 be hoped ths Ad
'sJseO eli adequate number without stIheE
pE-sLeaI h GR!sWOl'
Gus MAJ Pc. MsIIhaL
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BALDWIN WlLLlAAs respectfully infJrm ihf
- OEiog 70 the upaney Of their Rarehotss hospital
they have tenp,sry pended the al. eds They have
taken oee the tsnkiaT house Of wi lam ssees
Of A.a and streets where t,ots iaietsi TO them
Nin peAss cal and eops the Olots
Tie kools Of snpsJa Miller With salesslt.
s,LDxIE william
zIl-dttke5.' ccELsr Nan and iah siresa
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EXTRACT.

GENERAL oRDEx.
Ill Paragraph General orders No ~ current sshs. tsi
by revoked ali parJ,J pdsoae whose regiments. DE
EA, viii report seLuGnd VI gn. sad those stoIe sLts
BIZ 10 TIE w-st At Veks1urs, Mississippi
w. All ssts aud in i,s Of every description Il pro
pey whatever, aud pscsy CT
gng the States VI the osuedGcy hereby pr hbsd
snd oes OF the Confederate stale. Anny iasd to Al
stale carefully om such ,silae. anj pressl and
they made ~ Gssss ofSss ordered 70
prompt ro,uiGuCn.
By oonmanJ Of the Secretary ofwH,
lsi.nsGJ O. 0OoPa,
angI--l. AlbuisLi sod Inspector isastsL