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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1862

enmept The District Attorney on Tuesday Immediately
proceeded with the OF Fsleck ts Barney which was
.t the Court at late hour adjourned eines
lay Before the adjournment, District attorney Smith in
With bis witnessed and seVea additional cases which we're
AIMED Among there tie Of Boxer Get Bronson.
Ii icb th.rrupon down the De@t c1e II APPEARED
" reference the Clerk Il he Cont af IN these Collector
csses Di,rcA omey sctn, Of course io the defend
snts has no power rttcs even these casts Tor tih
Nel.r - the District Attorney right or power Iuc
on one Of these cases 10 ate default against any p inh
Til matte Of law and rule O. long sadIug IL was
sted that large number Of these would De dposed OF
In the present ses1i0n of The Court through Le ection O.
and the counsel 'or the psntith sut the aOiy OF f5
Court or DistricAornty try these oa'es muat deehd
upon tie readiness of plaintiff aud their cou', wa whom
tie whole power TO he cs.es is le'i BY iaw
Judge stated that the sessions OF the Court oua
be long that rarte must oe notified to be
Baer Faleck sgt Hiram Barney.
This was suit brought by the plalhfili TO fecoVe!
ties seged to have been Illegally ex1ccd On package o.
s1ioGds imported by the plaintiff
The facs presented by the plaintiff. were thl' pa hhgH
Of diamonds imported by ser FaliecE fom Pans about
That the tried IN The District Court. aud verdict
given for the claimant aud the Court then ordered the
surrender Of the goods That the Collector NJ Bsmey who
by that tme bad into office levied penal duty o 20
upon the diaucHds under section ri 81 the Act OF
1851 which diecis that II the spprsemert shall raise the
value OF the merchandise Tran ~ per above the
voice value then the Collector shall levy the penal duty levied
in this case
6ra ard The oainh could not 90 behind It. To charge the
nal duty obligatory upon the Collector unds the s"
= p.,ssd Smith L s DisirictAttorney ard Ethan IL 1
lea Assistant L. g. DisirstAttorney for Government a.
V. b WicoIson for pai'tiH'
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,yrrrp STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Fgs. ll-beloT
Judge SHirxAN.

HIUEANF HNTFtH " '7I''
John NJ. Cibellos OCT. Augus,us schell
The facts OF tins case were fully reported yeb'eT-
A,r The Jury rendered verdict In favor Of tie oov'
,usaining the prrc that stO.ag- cn s' 30
- ,,n, be- paid for one month"; II they were leit IN
r. hond.d warehouse only one day. ard thai hlh
hrses be paid in the event Of the goods mol oeH
in the bonded warehouse at all
s,,,,s .GAISsr COLLECTORS Oh IHr CUSTOMS.
some weeks ago. Judge Shipman announced TO we
that snsr apsaoting the ordinary civil business OF We
- \. would iste no against Coi.ecto o. to Oh
.. h.c. du, paid uader protest. snd that an opp9Ttn
- uould DO Afforded to Try al essrs Of nj, enasV
D.. parties would bring on On hondsy' feh' ~ pls ~
.,,nn,y Smith, appearing for tho several O9liec.ols an
ncd ia Court hi- readiness 10 proceed immedN.y "l,
nnber Of these cases and later disPosns OF nosel %
- o,b~r cases hob parties should be ready I'M.
.pt e with trial Of tho case Of tabaios .el
sLisL w,r " issu ep Us ftLegat w. hiVN ~ WV
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Disasters, &c.

LfyPpPOOI Jau 30The Dshiena from LiyerpoolioI Ne"-
York put iaio oueenstow Nh with loss o. 6wsrhs &c
The W. A. Brown fvm Newp foE Monte gdeo iouNuo'eo
18th saved. =. e., ..ho..,sur
The Angca from Newly ork for Newcastle, is lahore near
Waterford. ~ -, .,,o Iiv.
The City OF Montreal from London fo' Boston, P"' N'
he Weston Merritt sro LiyerFoc for New Yorn ~
2etl with csi.e shifted lIei r'eeiN'"'f
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weak one.
THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
BRAZIL.

Rio Janeiro dates of the sth have been received.
Coffee 665O for good rsts; stock 800 900 bags shp-
merts since last mail f. 000bags. Exchange 25s 5t
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSiONs-FEB. n.-Before
Recorder hOYFaAs.

The case Of Frederick Lever, charged with the
murder OF Ryan the Jsmessreet D,nee House. on tho
nh Of jan was continued The evidence II the case Is Of
ne ,sme couciiug character that sveh the Coroner
inquest the substance Of which ha, been already plonf d.
same d tie set f1h hat - they opeei ihe
door no ia tho but the prisoner and de-
ohcrs that az the moment the shot YRS
fred there was lumber Of ro.suss IL Tic ~ -
e lied 70 the back part Of the apartment Tie case - % Oe
continued tomorrow
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IoSDoY MONEY MARKET.-The funds on the 18th
were rather dull and gloomy under heavy supplies Of stock
Money very abundant There some sntcipaions
Of frhs reduction OF the bank rate Discuss to per
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SUPREME COURT-SPgCIAL TSRs-FEB. n.-Before Jus
tcs CLKRRE
The Union India Rubber Company age The Mayor &c,
New-Nork e. al


tcs CLRRRR.
The Union India Rubber Company age The Mayor &C., OF
New-fork e. al
The conplaint sets forth that In the year lS55, the
.nts were assessed to pay the Of $500 8iO0 a.
tax upon their personal property. Thst they claimed
auory exemption upon the ground that they had not ben
during the preceding year the receipt o. net annual profits
equal per their capital stock sgd presented to
Board Of Superors affidavit Io,ing forth hese facts
AID petoned that the roll might be corrected secordngy
The referred to Committee their Prssltent sp
pesTed before the Committee and the Company having hesd
about g. supposed the tax had been stricken from the
roll ia fact however tar confirmed by tho Board o!
sapesors and the present Receiver Of Take; Is proceeding
TO enforce is collection by distress and ae OF the planting
property This restrain by perpetual inunc
lion the collection ~ The tar.
The defendant, demm the complaint, Ginning that no
of action shown and tia, the relief sought cannot be
q aated by this Court sitting in equity.
CLgnKg JIt is long and too firmly established now TO
be questioned that the review and correction Of erroT i
snd sbus, In the ererce OF the powers OF subordinate
public belong. the Supreme Court in ito super
Intending and supervisory capacity as Court OF the highest
original conmon,aw jurisdiction. lbs Junction has never
been doomed to belong 70 eoUit tlry andt $500 "a
common and equitable powers united In this curt
the proceeding by which the exercise OF th' snpe yoty
i'm elton demsndei be in conformity with the methods
Away, employed for that purpose: 49,, c.-tr--,..
Of any instance n when court oi tqly
has attempted TO exercise this power except that shoI1el IN
Tie case o the Utica Manufacturing Coupsny sg The
snpeuiso. Of Onsds BAIo. = X 4J1 bet IL w Ia,e
the Cbauceor expressly No question was raised BY
the counsel Of the defendants a. to the Jul dcloh o. we
Court have not therefore, considered the question wheih
thi. proper Of equitable OF whether the
ss ned perfect remedy law" That con
,equeny have wesh against the whole current CT
authority the other way . -
THE assessment 70 and warrant have passed beyond the
control Of the Supeyisors msndamu, against them to strike
the plaintiff from the roll would probably De hu6aofJ
But this does show that the plaintiffs are without Az esa
remedy against Otber ~ all events en peIsusaed Na
thi. action cannot be maintained
Tnsre must be judsmen. the demurrer with costs
VIM Custis Noye. Tor plaintiff Il. H. Anderson ioE de-
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BosroS, Tuesd<y, Feb. LA m.
The steamship America is below. She will arrive
M to port sbou, hall, psst Q sioSE ttis Afternoon
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pr.seuQera Smiled

IN bark T,-,.r for ~. Taosa., ~. Mr. Bryan OHsTa.
A. h. Clllk John Morton }. b. Davidson and son '" W.
Passnore Mss {. b. Wellington.
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iAdyeT,isementI

tAdYeT'hsementl
TIE CoUPONs due the 10Th inst. on the L. s.
30oO Treasury Notes will be cashed Immediately upon
p.esentAtioRto IUOAPsCN BR0THERs No. Wt.li.
The N6uEsT PRs.irN paid Tor SPECIE by
THOHPsoS BKOIHKRs, No. WAlst.
UsiTED STATES TsEtsUKl NoTEs bought and 'old by
THOvPsoS BKornKss No. Nsl-s-
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE SEATING CARNIVAL on THE WAsHISCros
PoSD.-The masquerade carnival given on Monday
afternoon by the members of the Washington Skating
Club on the Fifth avenue pond, was most SUGGEST
iul and brilliant affair The distractions were cleared
from the ice about q o'clock p. M, and at o'clock
the gates were thrown open to the visitors, large
numbers Of whom were waiting, having taken the
precaution TO come little before time, to avoid the
crowd on the cars. Half an hour later the scene
began t. assume an animated appearance. Nearly
TWO thousand persons were fitting over tue CLASSY
surface, among them several with fancy costumes,
some a. Zouaves others as English jockeys, hare-
quins, &C., while perhaps five thousand spectators
lined the high banks surrounding the incosure,
watching the maneuyers Of those worthless. bod
worths Band was in attendance, and played a num-
Der Of operate airs. In the evening the crowd wac
immense, there being scarcely space sufficient TO
enjoy the invgorating exercise 1t is estimated that
upward Of 10000 persons were present during the
afternoon and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

.rppoo ,Tf.is COURT-Ee5. ll-Before Surrogate WzsT
Wills ADMITTED.
The wills of Ann liunniford, Caroline j. Read,
g,,4ek " Kuntre And Bailey and Christlne Eueoker,
Ave been everay admitted probate None Of thea cen
tanned ployisious Of public Interest
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

yiN,,rrRE ALMANAC.
ern R,.s,C;58 Sets..........,53! Moon-Se.s. s:2s
nIGn wkrXg Thfs DAY. -.
sandy Hook. 5:Sl Gov. Island t:fl HefOIe.... s'Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

Of the Board Of Education was held last evening"
when tie following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President Cyrus p Smith Vice President Daniel L. Nor
thup; City Superintendent, J. W. Bukey; Secretary O.
". A Stuart; Clerk Henry Desu Superintendent Of Be
pairs, 5. b. LeOnaTdi Messenger, John AkhuTst
The Committee reported in favor of re establishing
the Normal School on modified principles, with the
view Of instructinghe teachers of the public schools
The system Of instruction to be by lectures aud reel
tatous-the teachers to be divided into grades those
of the highest grade to attend lectures only; those
rot 20 far advanced to attend both lectures and reci
taions every Saturday. The report was laid over
for the present.
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SEPT. !, 1851 n,
Bbls bbls Hn'h. bush.
From To DGfe. Flour g. Meal Wbea', , Soan
New.A ork Feb. : 1862 TC6 7i5 40 ssS'J4 oiV"''o
New Orleans, sept l. 1851 80. 49,, "a
Philadelphia jan. 30 l8j2IHID 40 l. " 20 Iu,'sg
baltimore Jar. % 1857. 1920 Zf5 es9 500
Bot ~ Feb 1, 1062......l3iO23 800 10000
Other ports Jan q, lbo' lo''ol 'V-'1'' ''''
-
1,o,.i ....I.i 1883 83l 1l682O76 $500
- i, ,sr'e re-iad 81 27557G 1882 I3O36E27 3l70a5
ro-abou perIod 'bO 1911 80: 9,s1 oiioVe.99
Toa5oul same period, ll.9 80 i3 30 Si24" SiS''|
10 The Continent ,
Bbs Bush. Bush. Hush
From Flour. Wheat Com. Rye
= yorL TO 90 1902. $40 800 667ff5 22SSA 1tAW5
Other ports. 20 latest dates H.s09 b7,58 10 l'i'Z
The 80 Z cent notes are in better demand, under
the expectation that the Senate viii reinstate The
provision for the payment of interest in coin, and tie
quotation is IS! a99l. The demand notes are selling
at l.5Gl-l0 p cent discount.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning Were sl6,l65,3 1868 u.s. aud the balances
1913, l67 36.
The following table will compare the present condi
ton OF The banks OF the City of NewYork with that
at tho cloea cf correanoplin0 x-oat ie vaar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

We annex comparative statement Of the Exports
exclusive Of specie from the port of New York to
foreign ports for the week ending Feb. H. and since
Inn. |
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37542O co
The leading article Of the circular OF Mcssrs. Sanl
Iallel d Co. is again the subject Of the National
finances:
Tbs Botss M fN ste ape u TJsssCy soit 10 ts mtse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

DEATH OF PRosISEST CITIZEy.-Mr. Robert
Nichols, President Of the Brooklyn City Gas-Lighi
Company, died at hf residence, No. q Sands street,
Oh Thursday afternoon. lie was in the I'D year OF
Life age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

Coryr,nyyrr BmLs.-Counterfeit g. bills on
~ H.rt Of Amedcs Providence L. put IN cifcula
lion st nsht Several persons auesed on the charge
Of passing them.
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Stree Jan. l......S8,7832A sl6o96,957 SlS.3H2'e
The annexed statistics are from the circular Of Dir.
Edward Bill:
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Tux CoURT ~ STssIoSs.-Ihis Court opened
,s,eI,y number Of person, indicted for selling noI
son, lleor,e we've sus Snsd. Several pleaded guilty and
,.fe md % each Thero being ready for tia
tLs Court adjourned TIL this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

Tx IIoME.-The Home, an institution established
for the care Of small children recently erected on
Baltic street, near Fatbush avenue, is to be thrown
open for The inspection Of tie public on "Wednesday
and Thursday OF this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12
The statements of the Philadelphia banks
last two weeks compare az follows:

Another million doIlars Of Tho SIX Per-Cent Bonds
were received from Washington to-day, on account
Of the banks.
Notice has been given in the New York Legisa-
lure of q bill to amend section l65 Of tie law as to
Banking Associations and private bankers, go as 10
GLOW bankers more than fifteen days to pay their
notes after notice Of demand and refusal, and also to
allow the Superintendent Of the Banking Depart
ment discretion az TO whether the banks should be
rut in liquidation after omission TO redeem their notes
on demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

CrSrR,L TERN SUPREME CoURT-Wednesday,
Feb Y Mo-. 10 H. 49, TO- a. ~ ~ 49, 20, ~ 81 N 81 ~
y, 80 ~, A. ~, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

Iycr.pI,eY Fmr.-Be, ween 10 and II O'Clock on
Monday night fire broke out in large stable Gil
the corner Of Union avenue and Siagg street, +. H.,
belonging to Mr. +. b. Goodrich. number Of
forses were saved by the exerons Of the police and
fremen The building with It's contents, was dam
aged to tie extent Of OO which is fully covered W
insurance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-20
DNHD.

- 50 Talt y O'clock Saturday nonipg. At hs
"Kseu Hosp lu lien -Nrh Jy 2s p ola gibsho. wound
oslv,d n skrns1 vi "a, 3sl hui on TIE 9ih
do, JOHN C,rEsEY Fn:lhGT \, Jr, OF CoIpiy cav
srJ imeL Virginia Yuuteers saaod co nt ed a yeas
an one da'.
This SD CASUALTY hsppen The anniversary RI rs ssh
'hus hs,ta cruel Eck'd var cat "a l. III prime o.
&c nl use.uus hi bfav- az - cE-1 OF old sadord
uty, dpys rsei q; IN m oher Of re ala nd
& LOGS % hat oce Jt0 ale the idol o the lam
y. 3 PRIDE % h,ir hcs tf.
10 yIvac ~ rd lin for int ~ ard ley In
bis VITA MS irloF sole he psifSrmsd hs
az. al gtt lsn;y, hagn volunteered from the co
hs Hes II nee OF his nom Ms courrT, srd
81 Vat ssreI nv re hes sAei lis dsyot Sith his
blood.
fy he inr"os Ion Of nuexon his renslns rscutd
roo TIE doyrae-t 2 so'hr, separately and roperb IN
tired Ia hs vek m tsrJ Kchmord where Il Is de-
sinsS Ia tNa INT cOSs u the 'DLc' q de
cram sa 30 atriG mort
"irisld m fieni d'psrs;
F.G Iah los p fled?
Their g. no uniOn Of he ri,
Bot l. = e IN tni" RS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-20

THs rkIcE OF MEAr.-At sotc a! meeting OF tie City
OJa-cl or Moliay the ordnance regulating toe mar.
sets vas amended go 10 prOvii, "thA Whenever The
e4sre-, price Of meats shall exceed twenty-five cCr's
pee psund, such meats may be sold bV person c.
yersoa a. sHy Place places in tie city without regard
20 The provisions Of this any ether ordinance r,qa-
iog license, a. such sales WitAoG. license may he
continued To- the splce Of six mouths silhs.sairr
lie eCTrelt price Of meats may be reduced or below
tie minimum sst5l sbove'
Lis bopsd and expected .ha: ttis ao.oa Of TIE Ccul
eli vii have the tendency to Jsdu,e he pSi-e OF beegiu
tls ely Caic- the ordnance a. stood tue b1c.ers
enjoyed a KIM OF monopoly ct tie privilege OF selling
lnss. Persons have come 70 The city Fjb ca.Ls, Gri
fld7S tic butchers uas.Iiug to p'y them more t5lu
% cents PER pound Tor tho bs5: on the moot voul
have slaughtered the cIIe and sposgi Of choice cue
a, sonabc prces bot for the proaio.ory p;or.so
o. tha crlicaEeo Tlis uo,cgoiy IS nov practically
abolished and We may eGgsc. GO sc meat exposed To-
sac It stall aud shops a VARIOUS parts ci The cy thus
Bringing aSovt comp 6cn iicA ought 70 lead 10 aye
reduct n Of prices TIE stalls il the kets are 70 te
rented snausuy a, auction on the las. AJaday IN De-
CEN ler
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-20
COHFEDERArE CONGRESS.
SENATE

TrEsDkT, Aps1s' 10 b, 1852.
The Senate ne. at u o'clock, 4. Prayer 10y hav.
NJ S e'sy Of ths Baptist Chlfcu.
Mr.. CLAY, of d, gave notice of his purpose 20 L.
troducs bill 20 r,rress ard punish the importation OF
counterfeit C.nielerae notes inIo tbs Corie5eTAse
States.
Mr.. YANCEY, Of Ala, ststed tLas owing % re sb
sence CT several Senator's LIE woy no. cal ha rrsn-
lu.ion TO amend me rules Of She Seb.ts uu Monday
mex.
On motions sevaraliy made, vario-s portions gt .5C
Presidents Message were referred to se commit
which the subjects treated of respectively psrtsiuei.
10 afford ume for the committees ~ prepare business
for the con liberation of tn Senate
Ca ion Of As. Brown. OF Miss, the Seuaie al
jlurled
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,r.- a- 49,. r.vsis.tiy "a = trub 20. On
r. ~ f.-.i.y 70 Gree ana sit, IA, grs,s
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It Pr 10 rrt seer r ft- gsgs,s n; p,cdacsI it,
stl-s.'i i-oa "a e'I-nil ds'n 10 'as issst
90 80. .'.' ."' .-t
fr... 60 81. S-'' --., sat.f.'a Ip'Jci'FroS'
''Ta Yer ~ tf w. Ton me aud Guerrr
rr..u !os.. w. .fr.. -..5 odJ, I'd Shtsn by
ir. 40 as altb0r II SLACK nilmoTds one Z IA
.ttrf-- H a 2 ugu "a ,i,c history thIl untry, a-d
a t,.' .s. .rrs 30 gor5 rrii e. u IS oct
ra rBi s,u.r,s b7os, cote L? Wit sarprsEs se;ura
- ,ad eu. rc,-s e..-'u. res.L"
,..f,-..,.,, rt..,I,.,,.
'' 700 ~.
Too re ss pe,s Of ,'et' 10, ion pa9nsher' e.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-20
P.iso 81 80: per mail, 81 70.


FTo- re rssroad D,.pIict
"Ihrg ld,fg ruhis 3 Ists-s West Johnston have
cd Otto DO 4, wcn hay 81 ron, Sac,
nHts- deserves g., ave e. The PtisI JodGsr" that eel
SEES tays, plrAh,d lr Iats ,ss Beverly Tucker In
So sd vnga 90 7lr0asy sprhss 70 curreut events that
pHus Do acqu 2'e with origin, have steld 10
G "a f ls- e. H.l up slca hs icri Mn; 4 he
r.stl - "a Ling and pow a'fii ve but most
f-.I. is ID ale = Ia 'u'uF-" LiCa
fat.l. @ p- slt eu IS "A "a BY A. WETe."
.sru .ha S.aH.r1 LisTIyy Messenger:
'Ih. Pat r La uJye' Nth Of lave asi scr
.rE, .f .u4-Tfu emotions the hpm ga b-s., ~ II
. r roH., 10 n rarHT' d. ~ G41 Solnis I'll
.p uT.ci0r wiz accuracy ain Vt Of Inspiration
s... al fH"i r,s tg yuv vir 10 WEIGH tsei-
IIr F.r.sta Ls Ter sIs !el great dssideydtHDg.
III go l-nyu the pu1ic sc al IN tine
Oh" . tgvs. u.rrG wok Of Prop ecT, and
-h. sir- g. o. prscc1!oH Ct ihe CxsIag rug.
Of. .rl .t-srg C-.l .u. utEHe scsss Clhuoy ig
d.. v. urr 'l1 I'a rte,sDt Edition edited BY Rev
e. " E. -l .u 2. O.. Iub, sh'rs, Msfss Hers 4
.... % s'. u-g.c owe "a 80 usbs o. grui.uds."
----.ts- y.- .s.,y
HE7r : JOHNSTON,
Pr af.gs az ,.rrs r'rs,
Hgia stIga Il
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-20

Tss ESTsT II JAEs 2svss Ia, Petersburg Es-
press e.. Jss,srtsy s2ys tears is 20 logger ro,u &c
doaag has EsJslia1 h,s sySru',sl C,lrias "y county
On Ha1iay cl- pssss visited @ 2 gas Tsl,, o,a-s.e
B ksy Ehsre tbey tjo7ss-si ~; L1--7 SER g b1t
quantities. Of sussUehiag to9'l, srvsr-I ba-ks;, us1y
pieces q u1c rssG b,col, AID cssu,s srpposol 20
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Of tsat al1 ,h51-sa3s OF sr- have greeted TIE eye
so1Sas VS. 20 - aesE So, .lo devastated Ia sd
CRAY boxing r-.Ilgs N the vicinity. D - Urdav
o-5 buaarst ard ega: Transports prccsydsl do-u The
yer, and a.. Eis tcabIe5 tie ,sS o. GcQslsDs grand
t3iis.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-20


Gas. BEECEWEItass ADDRESS To as TRoOrs Tie
following s5.rs7s. ds,el Headquarters IA l4e Fled.
lamp lear Connie RIVER AJgls. Oh" has boea ulusd
hy Gen. B-eCknrilgs:
10 the OIcsr3 Ent S1lisr,uuier my Command
l dsluo 10 express % you br5,dy my s,use Of your
90 ant CONDUIT IN tns late operations. Baton Royce,
iron the character o. The ground could o; DO tskcn
A.i b, ii wuiie the enemy Comualded the river. Ac
,0ringiy the "Arklusas 10 gage the gunbOd g.,
-,cr-r DOAts and ,arg battery ~bus yCu 10 whip
nc enemy "a Lnd. Unfortunately Ihe machinery OF the
Arkansas became 60 much jutd, that tho could not
rssch ihe sc,ug OF action. YCur part OF the work Nae
nVby done.
A.Isr m,rebiDg ell hight through couDtry destitute
ct sat r you att1esed enemy superior 20 you in
number, admirably posted and supported by the fire o.
leiT feet you forced them from laer posi- ons, taking
prisoners and several e.; killing and wou1diug many
destroying mos, OF their camps ana large qlantts Of
plafo stoSos sud driving them thr bank Of the river
uadar cover OF the guaooats Of theiI TIE oatii-
= OF iuo ATksts.s TO reach the scene Of COZ CT pre-
vented tie Vielory tTcm being complete but you have
gwen he euefny severe AID sanitary lessog.
AuuoU hose who 90 lately we're rsvsg u and pl1ndeT.
log thu region do not 6sre to Il end Iuer pickes be-
yoad the sight OF their d Set
You have proved again, what has been 80 often de-
moossatSd in tas var shat soldiers OF the Confeds
rae Stats fighting In just csuee superior to their
enemies. JoHN BEJcKIxRIpaz
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Ohsisl: JOHN A. PuCKSKR A. A. G.