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Reception Of Gen Corooraa at Boston.
BosTos, August 29.-Gen. Corcorsn arrived
10 this city this morning. He came uia Fall
River, and was welcomed at Fall River, Ny.
ricks, Taunton, and Mansfield with the most en-
thusiastio demonstrations.
At ROxbury, Gen. Corcoran was welcomed
with formal reception from the city govern.
ment. and was escorted TO the city line by .
great turn out OF citizens.
He was met by an immense procession from
this city, headed BY Mayor Wightman and the
members Of tho city council, who escorted him
through the principal streets to Boston Com.
mon.
It seemed IS II The entire population Of Bos-
ton and 10 suburbs had turned out 70 welcome
the gallant general. On the route OF The pro.
cesslon, on the balconies, on the stsps ofths
houses, at the windows, on the sidewalks and
10 the streets, the throng was immense.
Boston has never seen such . day Of exoits.
ment and enthusiasm before.
General Corooran was Introduced 10 the i'm
mepse multitude gathered 10 the Common, BY
Mayor Wightmsn, and, aftsr the cheering had
subsidized, made spirited address.
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no LlVRRY sTABLH X EGPnRS AND
OTHER BUSINESS MEH.

Having enlarged my place Of busines. and b. wing
~ increased force, am now prepared to 1RAo.
do ali linds Of CARNAGE 'REPAiR. 9s&
ING with ths gIsltsst promptnsss -.
Having none but nrst,oAss .woIkusn, using We =
bat the beat matsrsl ard ohsrgtng last and fAf
piiee p.rsoas wishing 10 have thsir Woik dtus we'll
iad promptly would end 1t to their inssrss 70 give
ROBERT n. GBAHAH, CosoAn.ksr,
aug 70 lin <T7 Hghth IT. ard S.A D N
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The Battle Of Friday.
The following is Gen. Popss account Of the
battle Of Friday:

The Battle Of Fridsy.
The following Is Gen. Pops's account Of the
battle Of Friday:
HEADQUARTERS FIELD OF BATTLE,
Grovetown, near Gainesville, Aug. 20, Am.
Naj. Gen. Hal sck, emma sder.in- Chisf:
We fought . tsrri6, battle here yesterday,
with the combined forces Of the enemy, Whiob
lasted with continuous fury from sylight ustil
alter dark. by which ims he enemy was driven
from the field, which We now occupy. Our
troops are too much exhausted yet 10 push
matters, but l shall do 40 In the course VI The
morning, a soon ss Fiiz John Porisr's corps
comes up from hsna9as.
The enemy y still In our front, but badly
ussd up.
We have lost not lsss than eight thousand
men, killed and wounded, and from the 90.
psaraucs Of the field, the enemy lost at least
Two to one. H. stood strictly Oh the defsn-
uive, and every assault was made by our
selves.
Our troops behaved splsndidly. The battle
was fought on the identical battle Geld OF Bull
Run, which greatly Increased the enthusiasm Of
our men.
The news jast reaches mo from the front thai
the ensmy.is retreating towards the mountain
20 forward at once To zoe.
we nave maze great captures, put am no
able yet 10 inform an idea Of their extent.
JOHN PoPH,
Major General Commanding.
An Intelligent informant, who left Centre
vile on Saturday svsains, says that our foros'
hsld the battle field on Friday night, and thai
the enemy's dead exceeded our own on thai
part Of the battle field which he hinsslf per
soually visited. He, however, says that III
los on our side was not rated more Than bal
q high As the figure given BY Gen. Pope.
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THE oOMnAsD OF OUR FORoEs II
VIRGINIA..
The Eosning Sar Of Friday had the follow
In Il, Ia a..k sStxlon,

VhN0hNhAs
The Eosning SA~ Of Friday had the follow
Ing paragraph 10 its nrst edition:
I'VE may add that General Mcclellan has
been placed In command Of all the Union forces
10 Virginia, and is 90 disposing Of the heavy
andris, and the fortinoatioos, ~ soon TO make
Of the hour"
The S.ar Of the same day had the following
paragraph 10 IL second edition:
"Gn'ssAL NcCLsLLAN IN COMMAND op rHs
AMY o. VIRaHIA.-0sneral Mcclellan ysstsr.
day assumed command OF the army Of Vir
ginis. General Burnside 10 TO command the
so%y Sa iss .pS o:p:, po's to
We'd not know whether the fact here stated.
viz: that the general command 10 Virgins wss
given 10 General Mcclellan, wss true, or not
But Il was believed here on Friday BY M st
psrsoua
II the fact was 80 on Friday, there was .
change Of programme on the next day, ~ will
appear from the following order, Issued OH Sat
urdsy: IT,.
Army General Orders.
wAn DlPARrxxxr,
Warrington, August 50. 1867.
The command OF the armies operating In
Virginia 10 - follows:
General Burnside commands his own oorps.
except those that have been temporarily do.
taohsd and assigned to Gen. Pope.
General Mcclellan commands that portion OF
the army Of the Potomac that has not been sent
forward to Gen. Pope's command.
GenerAlPope commands the army Of Virginia,
and all forces temporarily attached TO IL.
All the forces afs under the command Of
Major General Hallsck, Gensrsiin. Chief
Assistant Adjutsnt General.
This change Of programme, II there really
wss oos, may have been brought about by man.
issststions Of public ssntimeot, or BY the OCCUR.
rsncss Of Thursday and Friday In the Geld. To
have given Gen Mcclellan he command, would
have been to supsrseds Gen. Pope, while en-.
gagged 10 actual battle with the enemy.
Itmsy not Be true, however, that the Presi-
dent ever did Contemplate giving The command
LtaGep. NcCisllan. That be will not ns,o do
wrong, there ID sn Intense feeling here against
Gen. Mcclellan for bis slownsss in obeyiug or.
ders 10 send up reluforcements from Alrxsn.
dris, 70 succor our army struggling ct Bull
Run. Il s said that The President himself par.
dcipstss 10 this feeling, but that may be mere
Idle rumor.
Bot the order Of Saturday speaks for itself,
a. to what Gen. hoClellsn's command Ia actual
ly to be. It is to embrace such Of ths forces
which be brought up from the Peninsula. as
may not Be "sent forward to Gen. Pops's ocm.
mand." A good many Of them have already
been 30 "sent forward" )" and II will not be sur
prising II they oil are.
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Indian Troubles In the North.
West.

CncAoo, August IA dipatch from Co
lunbus, Nsbrssks, 70 day, ssys that four Or
ave hundred Yankton and Sioux attacked the
Pawnss villages on their reservation on tie
9Th, killing twelve OF fourteen fquaws aad
children and several wounded.
The whites who ses IN ths neIghborbood
sho = no alarm, - The Sioux bed not molested
then yet Later reports from Iowa lead 10
the belief that the former report Of Indian
troubles d exaggerated.
There b no confirmation Of The statement
hat Springdsld b burned. Arms and ammu.
nition have been sent 70 Fort Dodge iron
Davenport tor Ne dsfsco, Of the northern
counties in case OF nesd.
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Morgan's Raid.

LouBvrLLl, August ae.-Trustworthy 70
ports state that Morgan, with 100 men, entered
Glasgow this morning. and ssised the ProvoN
harshal. The remainder Of bic force were within
mile and half Of Glasgow, and proceeding
toward that place.
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An Account Of the Battle Of
Saturday.

We derive the following account Of The bat
tie Of Saturday from . gsntlemau who lsfl
Ce,treville at O'Clock Saturday evening. He
Is known to u - person Who had been en-
ploysd by . leading New York paper to re.
port military doings In the Peninsula, and who
rs very likely 70 form . correct Judgment to
the extent Of bis observation, which b active
and quick.
The battle was an artillery battle down 70
4 O'Clock in the afternoon, each party being
engaged In feeling" The other. Gen. Porter
commanded our left wing, Sigel and Hsint.
zelmAn the centre and LETT. NcDowell's force
WIS iu the rear, having been much exhausted
Of Fsia~- Tho scene Of the agbt
WINS the old aeld Of Bull Ron. =
At four O'Clock 10 the afternoon, The enemy
having massed bis infantry, made furious sod
81 cssssiul attack upon Gen. Porter. Our in-
io,mant, who witnessed the fighting In froot Of
Richmond, says that none Of the muskstry firing
there WAS heavier than this Of the rebels q
Bull Run. It will turn out, probably, thu,
their rank and file were stimulated by whisky,
Us they were st Malvern Hills.
When be perceived that bis lett wing wss to
be attacked, Gen. Pope ordered up McDoweils .
force to support Gen Porter, but It did not
arrive In lime to save Gen. Porter from Gs-
feat, but on the contrary became itself involved
In the retreat which followed.
10 short, the divisions Of both Gen. Porter and
Mcdowell were routed, and fell back In disor
der across Ball Run etresm to Centrsvills
Oar right wing and centre remained arm and
unbroksn, covering the retreat Of the lsft wing,
and preserving Ithe army from any serious ca.
tsstrophs.
Our informant does not think Our loss on
Saturday, in killed and wounded, 70 have been
greater than on Friday, say four thousand
but the loss In prisoners was much more con.
siderable.
Gen. Franklin's division arrived ct Centre.
Vile on Saturday evening, and there wss ther
o general concentration Of our forces 1t thai
point Gen. Binks's division, however, had
not arrived there. II was not In tho battles oi
either Friday or Saturday, and there wsre
some approximations that Il might be cut or
Our force, a. masssd st Csntreville on Ss'-
urday evening, was large enough for al pui
poees, and has been much increased dncs.
Our informant ssys that there was no disorder
at Centrevills, but svsry body Vas full Of oour
age and hope % respects the Immediate future.
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NashviIle Being Fortined.

NAsavnL., August 3s.-Gen. Rosssau hes
arrived and taken command Of this post.
Strong fort6catious commanding this city have
been erected. The rebels have evacuated
Chattanoogs and gone 70 KnoxvilIe.
No Northern malls have yet arrived.
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~ Gen. sohsnok wss wounded 10 the arm
st Bull Run.
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Expsditisa Of vsluutser Nurses b
Tho Army.
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An the PAiiadslPhia Surgeons called

PHn.ApHPsIA, August 30.-The city author.
itiss this evening received dispstch from Col.
Thomas A. Scott, stating that . hard battle bad
besn fought, and that the loss was heavy, and
requesting them To have oil the surgeons possi.
bic sent 70 Washington to-aight. ..
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Second hsud BOlLER sad OSCIRLATINa
ENGINE, Of three horp power
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more our gallant boys were obliged to fsll
back, and this time with very heavy loss.
During this Hgbt, which wss desperate, Lin.
coins Cavalry captured rebel battery, but,
10 turn, one of our own batteries was lost
about the ssms time. Tha left wing fell back
In considerable oonfuslon, but we're CALAMITY
Supported by the centre and right The slaugh.
Tor 10 represented - tsrrId, In this battle,
which lasted all the afternoon. II 10 though,
that about 1000 men were killed on our side
while double that number must have been
lost by the rebels About one thousand rebell
were captured BY our forces, and six hundred
by the enemy. The latter were obliged to a.
role their prisoners, who are now on The way
70 this city.
The latest we could obtain from the Geld wa
on Saturday night, when II is tsId that the sur
geons Of both armies were on the deld attend
log to the wounded.
The battle was fought just below, and on q
part Of the old Bull Run battle field. Il Ia
represented that the left wing, which 10 now
considerably swung around from lis Original
position, will speedily recover from It's reverse
and that there Is but little doubt that the com
blnsd rebel army In Virginia Is now hsmmed
In by the mountains on one aide, and the vsrI
GUS divisions Of the Union army on the othel
three sides; and nothing short Of gross neglect
or tresehsry on the part Of sors Of our gene
rails can prevent the capture Of the greater
portion Of the forces under Jackson, Ewsll
Longstrset and Hill.
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ROCK ISLAND CHURCH DIRECTORY

ST. JAMES, Roman CathohcJ corner Rock River
and Dock streets, Rev. P.J. r. Murphy, Pastor,
Rev. J. Il. Aleman, Assistant. Services, on
Sunday, Mass at ~ & l0t A. NJ. Catechlsm at
ga. NJ. and Q p. NJ. Vespers at =. NJ. and
Benedlctlon OF the Blessed Sacrament Immed
ateIy after vespers. Mass every morning dn-
ring the week al b:3O.
TRIsrry, (Episcopal,) Orleans street, between
BuFllo aud Eik, kav. Mathew Maglil, Rector
Services, on Sunday, at 1890 A. NJ. and "A l..
M. Sabbath School ats A, NJ. Lecture on
Wednesday evenings al y O'Clock.
FIRsr pREsByrERIAE, corner Illinois and Deer
Streets, Rev. =. r. Wilson, Pastor. Services,
Sunday, at l0:45 A. NJ. and 3:0C F. M. Sab
bath school at 9 A. NJ Lecture and prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings at 1:A5. Ladies
prayer meeting Friday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN, Illinois street, between
Elk and Deer streets, (no Pastor at present. -
Sabbath School at 9 A. NJ. Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
UNITED PREsBYrERIAS, corner Orleans and Deer
streets, Rev. J. n. LETTERS, Pastor. Services,
Sunday at 10. 80 A. NJ. Sabbath school at A.
NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, corner Highland and Jeiler
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Wednesday evening, "a O'Clock Ladies prayer
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Rev. Isaac Gray, Pastor. Services, Sunday,
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ats 4. NJ. Prayer meeting, Wednesday even
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EvANGELIcAL ASSOCIATION, corner Rock River
and Deer streets, Rev. r. NJ. Young, Pastor
Services, Sunday, at 1890 A. NJ. English ser
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School at p. NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday
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Pleasant and Beaver streets, Rev. {. A. Men
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GERMAN NJ. Z. CHURCH, Madison street, between
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