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snt.lintrndsnls. captains, engineers,
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servics aiid enpi,y yIlielt of I'LL companies.
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One Day Later from Enropr The North
Ann ricRn OF Cmpc Knrc.

C1pe HEf J,pe 4 The steamship North
American, from Liverpool May ~, ma London
derry 3OtL. was boarded Oh ,hs poiu, At noon t.
day,
The DAILy NEWS Z, t.rds the course adopted hy
GEN Bltlcr at N-s orleans, against the attn ~
nsic on it,, The Sgw" say. there is nothing What
Ia the terms Of Gen. BntlerS Proclamation "
explain the wrath ~ justify the Indignant criticrn
a rovdy sentmentilists. II couta.us provisions
| usual aud uccc sary In such csses, and nothing
more The talk ni coercion aui tyranuy ~ utt"g'y y
| absurd
| The TIsrs replies To- au article ig the Now York
JnuRsAi nI CpNM.H' y, h4 b. the hostility to Eni'-
hand which prevails ia both sections Of the Union
II deeply regrets this hostility aud argues that no
wlllful proyocatiuu has been given. But AZ T. the
course which the JprRS.L recommends Ens land ~
pursue ~ rcmoya TINS hostility, the TINEb point,
ont its orablcncss regrets that II cannot lac
compiled with, and hopes Tat camer and morc
reasonable prctcnspns may soon prevail
Mr.. Spence had aidre ssed another communicn'
ton t. the London TiNEs. Referring to the tact =
Of the Cnniederates he says It plainly useles, u
continue the war on the principle Of iva Inen fight
i. three and gunboat; hence they resolve to cal
ia their outlying forces api concentrate upon ri l.
mond, with tne view, alio, { falling back from
| there, unless tempted by circumstances % enga9
| in general action The business ~ tnstics In al
unequal war IL to exhaust tic strength q the eupm
before graphing him in act on. Gen, Hsilcss, Q
| Coriuth, appears unaccounpIbls. I1 remains st,
| tionsry ground fertile with ayer, and thri
may be truth In the statement tl.,L half 'his arm
| - 4 g. O..
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Washington, Juae Messages received at
the War Department. dated at Geu. McClolsn's
quarters 12 NJ, state thst all was quiet in that
vicinity.
TIME spoc al correspondent, near Mechanic
villo Va, June "a, writes, Ia reference u tho lato
battle at Richmond. M follows
A messenger FROM tie lett wing, who came in
late last night stated that two contrsband, had cs
capped from Richmond, aud reached our caInps
bringing with them tmport,nt Information. Thry
said that the ruLi from the battle field 10 Rich
mond--a distance Of ak milos-was one continuous
line of dea I, lying and wounded mon, and pre-.
scented "A sight W horrible, that ihey would not re-
turn 10 the spot upon any consideration whatever.
They added, further, that every hOus. OH the way,
and numerals houses in Richmon |, Ttrc hlicd
with the rebel wounded. The utmost cOnsternHtion
existed aIn2ng AL classes, the citiz M having no
confidence In the troops, and the t"ups having no
confidence In themselves. pane was raging, aud
everything looked dark md ominous fir the reb,
army. Their loaI was fearful TO the extreme
Al dnyhght this morning the rebels seemed L.
have abandoned their position un the left, AMI taken
position directly In our front, a. it they expected
| US W cross the river. They also got into position
battery Of six pieces ef artillery, pointi. towari
| Chickshomiuy Bridge. T"o hours later, ant they
| were returning to Richmond, taking with them ia,
artillery above alluded TO- The cause n q s sulle.
retreat " believed " have been some thrcatcnct
movement made 10y olIr lai wing, or an anticp II
| attack from our stuboa's on james River, which
are now moving up towards the city, the obstruc
| tions in the river having ben swept away by th
recent fr,sltt
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DEATHS,

RlRKE- On sunday, June s,h, the youngess
sou uf James AMI Marrar,t Burke, aged m pnihs.
Tie relatives aud friends of the t'IaIly
-pect'lls Invited To attend the nlner',, this fMon-
dlyl alornu"n, Vth inst, ut ~ o'clock, from tho
RESIDENCE Of his parents, lid smith 81, brooSlyn.
FRAsSE - On SUNDAY, june Sth, Peter A.,
youngest SON OF Peter 4, and Rosetta NJ. frasse.
'u'ed yrsra, months and % days.
m, 'i,uds OF the family are respectfully invited
t. at;,id Tie funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, lOth
list, At o'cch iipu the residence Of h.s parents,
%! iict' uue ,, vt 80 further invitation. so
GANlN -ur saturday, oc ~, OF cousymp-
tl'u, VI har Gown, q native 70! hNlN NmeIsrd, ".
Glvpt. lirl,iu %. lie "ih ys-t ul las Ass.
H. A. tN'5 .ud iIclds are t,spectiGly invited
o. Htt'I. The t,n'id, tie ~ lndHyl aAsrnoOn gth
iu-t q ! II O'Clock, from his late r,a!deuce, 10
Clty /! O. Place. "it4pat tllthel nlGsr, H2i
GytGN--At her reaid, nee, Ol \puda'a 81, Oh
Nuui.3, T. NJ, slgci one yras's lah..us illness,
th<a, 'th Ggceu, ayod 81 years, sn1e'hs 1ni ~
days
iier hiculs and aoqueintonre, are respectfully
invited IN attend lie iunera! sern,,s. al o'clock
Her remains will be taken 10 saratoga springs ior
interment. New Orleans True leta please copy
LYONS-On the Sth mst Hannah Lyons vile u
Daniel Lyons, native Of Go. Cork, ireland, aged
I ! years
Tie funeral viii take place tbs tNoniay! aarr-
noou ptn inst, AZ %! O'Clock. from her lat. resi-
drnco, 3G Cherry 81, bc, NJul5sn.try ami u'n'
| yeIueur. 'f
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From the Mountain Departmental ackson
Defeated.

Front Royn', June 4.-Fremont has driven
jackson to the wall. Yesterday morning General
Bayarl, with his cavalry brigade from MoDowcll's
column, formed junction with Fremont At stras
burg and attacked the rear Of Jackson's retr eating
column. Blk hundred prisoners have been taken,
and more constantly arriving at strasburg. Al
10 o'clock this morning Gen. Bsyard had followed
Jackson four miles beyond Woodstock.
From all appearances 1t was thought Jackson
would make a stand there. Two-thirds of Ashby's
cavalry are reported taken. Doct Stanton, Of the
LIST Pennsylvania cavalry, WAS taken prisoner aud
then reosptured by FremoIrs Body Guard, who in
the same charge took six pieces OF ARTILLERY.
The railroad bridge across the north branch Of the
| Shenandoah one mile this side Of Strasburg, was
carried away this morning by the sood. The str
| cannot be 'orded In several days.
Guerrilla parties have made their appearance one
mic .r,.a Front Royal, and this morning several
pckets were vouniel while on duty.
The In 'dgo across the s. 'ensndoah at Le Roy Gap
was burned yesterday by the rebels.
! Front RoYd, "a, JUne 5. News from General
Shields division -,ptes thHt scouting party crossed
the river at Columbian bridge oui went to New
Msr'.ct Tlcy found that Jackson had retrested
though there three days age, His army had been
! reduced t. about 5000 men, the remainder having
scattered through the mountains to save themselves
! General Fremonts army had followed them sli ~
way, capturing wagons, prisoners and supplies.
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Gen. Banks. Of,cio, W,por, Of his Retreat.

| The Official report Of General anks' recent r.
treat from strashurf, Va, I, w Transport MI.
has reached us but contains no dc tails OF interest
Tat have NOT already appeared in he ST.. II
concludes as fol- ~:
The forces ENGAGED were ercs,ly Cgr1. II.
''sp'scd t. accept the Early ruupra con 'rinlS The
'htinN's strength, ] reported t. tie Il epNrtm'nt
Wat II wis shout hooo II IL now col, usNcly
SHOWN Tat not less tLan E,OOJ inea were tn POSI-
T. n aud could have been brought inso act, u. on
the risAt and lcis ueit great superiority OF num-
utts were plainly i,t aid s,u. aud the s qua oii-
.'is nom elevated ~It,ois ~erc enabled toe 'un,
t' rglnenta. ST.. lari. md rating 1t su,,th e4 u'l
: That have stated
NJ own command ,,u-istcl of two lSsadcs II
,s tsn iooo men, di told. with n4ne huudre, I
gov. cavalry, Ten Farm It 1n,, aud oue lsitery 90.
'lN .ind,fs, su uo,h otU c1unon To this should
addict u" ittA NJ - me at of isntry, aut
utc cIlrauics oi May 'aui cayrlry, stationed at
" men, ter, which tnga god IN tic action
tlr loss ti O., ,uruiy Nas treble q At of ours in
'Hl'i "ul Nouud,d. lu prisoner ours greatly
exceeded Il ,ii-.
ohc, rs MI. word calnot d 1utt, have stated
~ TIE result ot their own observation, that
Ncrc fired aron nom p.Sttc dwelling. In passing
through Winchester Lat am crcdibly Informed,
nni lady believe. that the INVcitos said g. lave
ht'n rciIt'rat"t upon .fi'riri -'lii'rs Is the
rebels, arc greatly cNa4 ycrnt,d entirely untrue.
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LOCAL NEWS
NEW loRk AMI IIiE HtfNIIf'

ON luE AnRryAl o' q, c1th Wl list
II r.ucrts, Of thi. rs. o. Wellington, there was,
Tor time, some u.isuu 1, rst.nIut w.tN .hs WIZ
D,rarunet, .. 90 tne term s'I c'1wyt"r 'i the
auryicc c,ur.t,,. .' ttom. I. , ming u'rl. ur
6sti ius ...a Aut. o.. b, ~ b. 20 ArTauIr'' nH'
OH, rtIuaty viii p.o,a l' -',u, hcNlrr 'ul
the, slv'n 'e, o., tAc drl,'. ', LA, ~" gc'r",'' D.
whom th ~ wal. u1ny. rue regiment l. Wd,s
l',c ron iusnI Ntipr Raslcy, ''h' is report T.
le nise u.a.oy.l g..~Ious g. /. ht the g,h l]
AtSIJn Mr.TING tot ,hr hrnrit n the As
~ cation ~ ur ding r,'i,i1Is instruction for the
frmy MS held h,t0eiLus At the Lushrs'a Church,
1bih street, ruas T,lrd Ay,.le at w..,h al1rcs7oi
were delivered Ly NJ Bingham. If the Board o
Publication of a.. Il, R,.orm Dglch CHURCH, Rev. DR.
Strickland aui others. CAPT. White, Of tho staf
Of Con. Hunter, yHy "Et urls Hlcl at ArAans,s
va eSYoctel 10 h- ',su,, hHt tag 64' IN ind.s
position 0. Ii, vii pee sa.gd VI aileSi4lce.
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Our Foreign Relations.

WshiHgton, June s.--Lord Lyons called at
the state Department yesterday On thu occasion Of
the arrival Of the British ratification OF the new
treaty in regard to the African save-trade and, by
direction of his government, expressed their sen.e
Of the service rendered by Mr., seward to both
tries and to the cause of humanity by his agency in
that transaction.
Friendly consultations have taken place between
the Secretary Of State and the members Of the l'f-
eigr legations here concerning the ditcul''es "hsh
occurred between Major General Butler aud the
brsign consulU at New Orleans, on hs taking mn
tsry possesio4 u the city. Tho f"t rs "',"'tincl
that II has been made III, glh,c,' OF IN a.'i'a'l'
correspondence between The Secretary Of State arl
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From, Chari,-ton aud Port koyn' The
National Forces Gradually Investing
(ha rlc -tOu.

pbil.pl.lpLid, .I,ne The United States gun
,,, picnyile arrived lust Oh, with three schoon-
,rs IN tow, which were cnporcd on Charierton III
,,tcn,tn,a, To- run th" blockade. Their names are
tho Providence, La Cr,llla and Reb-cca, a from
Nassau.
sic left Port Royal IN Monday hs' The Pr'si-
d,,s ,y,cal of uea. Hunters pi,s lsuirtiou was
we'll received "a, Port Royal.
Gen Hunter had o,ganizei bTigsle Of contra
n,ul. iu,i WAS about a. ,ss. n ,hein ~ building in
,1nchiu,n,s ard fn,rirations.
s,n.p eng ,ou,,Ilt had o.curi,i with the rebel
batteries at Stonp.
The Union foIrcs we're virtually invest. "
Charleston.
A r.hI stcamc- was run ,shore Oh williain's
| I.l,ud while hs ug chased hy tie bO,kudi.s res-
sells. aud is still a,rounl.
! The sch ouer Cora, pr,Ee 10 the Keystone Sptc,
| !. below.
Tie s,lperca,,l II the Ls2crlol,a ons {" ise cap
| ,,red vessels, i.iornri COMMANDER Wl-Ts that
they cain" ,ut a. Clarlsstln the night 81 the zSt
of Aprl and q It they hal b,en waiting soa two or
three lays for an op.-stsunity to run Ia a~,sn when
| We fell in with hsr. The MASTER "i the Providence
stated thu, ne mad tired for two nigh.s T. get int
| Charleston, lut, hsn.S unsuccesstul, he had deter
mined 10 make fVr baltimore. The scond vessel
| the Rtbeccs, IL M American vessel, bum a
Churlostll y, y. c. IN the year l>'9. The third cap
| ,ure Is fine yasht schoonor, buis IN one Of th'
Northern states ia ISL, and was named the Nora
She vailed from NaSpiu at the same time with Ia
fxiusr urntil4ied yessel.S under the assumed nam
l Of La roila. The suporcAIso 0'd owner. Anton
Salcedo If Havana, admitted that they had tried
get into Charleston, and lie hsd urged the master
either go in, or sndeavor to g. away, Us they wouI
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NUMBER 9332.

over them in the form VI covcV On the river ban
all Of which ar, destroyed. No small arms or esmI
equpsge remain.
| The RrrrrIfc,S Cairo correspotsient says.
from all Information I can gam, there IL n,
DOUBT ihat our feet steamed directly On 10 Mem
phit
Late refugees from Memphis say Dr fovLKFs
"i Tie AVALANCHE. will Toe ono 4 the first r. hoist
| " fcd't'i ilaS On tie approach Of the Federu
| not a. Icy say ho has preached secession doc
tr'ne under protest for several months, auI has been
twice inrr srnei for hi. fearless d,nuuciatons q,
the Confederate authorities
LATER
| Wr'lmg''r, Jtnc s.--1he following meg.
sage IA ttat ia g. the action of tie raps In the
| naval engage ment OF Meiulhia, was revived al
| the Wa Department 'his evening.
cory or '"L rfuoII's rlsrArcit
Ort~srg MENrius. June *
VI, tNRr. june :, l~G2 I
IT, hon Eiiccid " stanton. S,rrs't,. - var.
Tie Rehcl rautoats made stand carly tbs
h'tunR ~ 'aI-" N"wI ie, .ul .iru,I q NI.ut.,r.
me ~ 't ga +un',ats which trti.rci sith ,lua.
| .. IT,
..ic,r'd ..c'Quecr" NY H,s f .p. te pass hc.
ll.n IT," t'n rains o. tHH pi,irr ,yifl stl.flI,
= -,i it''t ,n'.t.l .uD I.,u. u the M,,,.
''ch" Of v'i' '.lt,.n Dot 't. is ir-t iuist,r f.-
.I"rl .t ft.. Itv r,lr.l rams tua,.,. f,.i T..
'''" d""u stream. nrd then o. t~I uuI rt.u. Lat
i'" iI.t,m.ut was n,td 90 item H.. "o ir.Il"
. b. 'u"'' oI,nn i.I'.v ami 'pr few 'rtuuic. was
Nt. tI' N"t.s ''trr s'i,r ifI.. Tie rsh ls.,.fror
-t'H.N y u'.tl.,t i.', s'rliu't 1t 4 -slcd. D.
fl..n'i. damaged ga hc -, I. p.t,i Slot v,.
J.! !' vac ''t ''lrNi ,n' oi the ioNcr witu,s, g..
Tine "M'unlci" t,' raced ahcal " our anu oats.
'lh wont i"t '... y 'ut. a. n"H She h.-t
struck 're "tt'. i.It tnHt .iutl 'y nt- sl.p. aii
su' t.rftir'. SO WIS I. .,u .tr.rk o., ,ut' ,.f q
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60, &c., &t


~. .I;,oiIu. jim. s.-The following dispatch
Nan has been received at the Navy Department:
" L. !. SrF,NLE IssIuS,l
On Memphis, JuiAe o.
II U,p. eide n Veilss, Secretary ~ the Ndrq,;
y Al arrived here last evening, ats O'Clock a"
Nmpan.d by the mortar feet, under Capt. Ma.
4, ,l., the ordnance steamers, storeshirs, g.,
Nj anchored mile ard hulfab.Se the city
ITlis morning discovered the rebel fleet which
Id been reinforced, aud now consists of eght
ms and eunboats, laying at the lovee
y The engagement which commonc'd at a.3o A. NJ
1 ended at :, terminc.,d in nr'U'niig t.ht.
| WAS ably supported 10y the ram hes' under
I.Bmand Of Col. Elicit, who was conspicuous th
rnlsntry, and is seriously hurt, but not dsn-'r-
v.sy wounded.
The result Of the action was the capture or de.
ln,,ion of seven vessels OF the rebel t-et, fol
~;
| h. he general Beauregard" wDs blown up aud
rned.
Irne ..Gsnorsl Sterling Price," one wheel carried
Ilrbo ..Jea Thompeon," set oil fire by shell and
ned. ami magazine blown up.
Yhe .sump.er," badly cut up by shot but will
epaired.
he Little Rebel" boiler exploded by shot and
crwise injured, but will be repaired.
Hasides this, one OF the rebel gnnboats was sunk
"a, beginning Of the action. Her name Is not
@ too,. supposed & i. .hs ivan DORM" escaped
n the ho,iila by h'rsureror speed Two raIns
In pursuit.
he ofsicers and crews Of the rebel boats endssy
IN take the shore. Many of their wounded
prisoners a.e now In our hands.
he Mayor surrendered the city TO me after III,
cement
4 Fitch came down At eleven O'Clock, AND la,
N military Possession.
tsisnedl C. II, DAVIS.
Flag ofneer
Commanding, pro TEN.
CoRIsru, June I.
EN-. Ste sion, Secretary Of War,
sertsrs iron. the enemy report that Forts Pill
md Raupoiph were evacuated on the 3lst ult.
that Flag -OGicer Davis hotills reached Mem
the next day and found the town nearly sban
I'd and many buildings destroyed.
II. w, HALLEox, Major-Generai.
dro June THE operator a New Madrid
.raphA that the steamer Platte Valley, ha
q up from Memphis direct, en- route to Cairo
~ forces sre in undisputed Possession OF tbs
n, Madrid, juno THE steamer Platte VALLEY
ust arrived from Memphis. sLo reports a
there The city surrendered to the Natious
IA without resistance.
Louia June "A spec'a al Il tie RLrupLIo,'
Ti Fort Pillow 5,n, II A. NJ, says;
rebels rl.,.t evacuated this !ort Tdesih
~ lc.yls orc 'holtsr AMI two guns 10 answt
~, ws'iue,l.y.
. -. work Vi destruction has been c. M lot
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From General ,IcCI.ilnn,s Arm,

Washington, June y -Dispatches received at the
War Department state that all is quiet IN front of
Richmond, except occasional cannonading at our
iorcce employed in bridge operations, but which
does not retard their pr' gress.
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"t Tue Naf department thlS svrniil
oIivsiTh MtHrlliA June G,l
rr Cairo, >th, (


Washington, lime 7.--Dispatchcs have been
received at the War Department from General Mt.
choll dated at Hrnt-vl'e, Ala. June e. stating ,hq,
had driven the enemy. ooumsnted hy General
Adams from Winchester, through Jasper hack "
Chattanooga, and utterly defeated and routed them
Il tint pu.ut.
Bag,aye wagons, aminuhiuon AMI sulphcS h'Ne
fallen into oar hands.
sill more important results may be expected 10
f.ii,u this mnycueni
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Worndcd aud Prisoners nt ThiiudciphIn.

Yhukiph'0, JWe s,--lhc steamer ). X.
k'nbsher alio arrived with about 100 rebel prS.,n-
cr4, including ~ o'r"rs, Colonel, Msnr, and tie
halnncr Captains pId L."utrnnnts. Ihn gdaid lr-
tailed to hring thc'n ~, numb, s,d about ~ ui "a,
SAth New York cavalry and sd N.w llik r'4a.
muL IN command "i Captain Lyu.,- ond rs" l.',t,.
tenants. They we're captured At the BATH oi Far
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IpJVer's Tow IUNc 2 At tn Ealiimoro
ani OHIO nIlru.d BRIDGES inIurel by Iack-,u'-
rebel army, n his hst attack H well a. tho-.
waT.,rd n by tie iAtn nr-ho. have tls dag been
,hoh''ly rest"trl, excepting the great y ,tumae
hri lgc at this 4. MT Tho through mail gul paa
-r.gtr Trains b.tw",n Wellington hud NauWpr
nh wh"eHn, spi f,'.sr. shurg VIII 10 ia.ulsr,,
RESUMED tunp4row passengers being GHiirititt l
her. ly the military Inntoon bridge, uutl the rail
Rad bridge ~ r's."roi, which may tsiuiro ton
iayr
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NEW YORK, MONDAY. JUNE Q lsG5

six miles OH, Of tn. town. report Also stat
ei tNat some rebel troops were encsmpcd between
two hills eight W nine mil, defiant body Of in-
ienty and cavalry were St 'tod this morning to see
IL they could find them, but " signs Of the enemy
were discovered
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Mr. Van LiinberT, tho minister from ~, n thor.
lands aud that Hon. RcvcrIy johnson will proce,I
u New Orleans a. = Commissioner Of tho state d..
raftment for the purpose of taking The necessary
proofs for final consideration
All he reports from Europe are highly s,,sh,c.
torg.
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A WEEKLY EDITION

o' IH' N,w YoaK sr',, i-s.ei every Tuesday,. IN
'h' maii TWO crsrs,Acn, 81 per 100.
sUhsckifrioSs-rArp IN ADVANCE.
d. .oiy, ye.r Is,s. Three copies, year, s2oo
40 Months 3 % Five copies, do faoo
u Specimen ccIdos rats Diaro,,,, y, on s'sv
ee... ", single rsto, on each copy over Eve
Po.Hge within New York state, oniy thirteen
o''tr DSat out ri the St,tc. ,,rsn,y- sir cspts
Aidrcss N. = EsACH srv Orvicr, Nrw yosr
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The Louis.nna also brought tity - sixty woun
ed prisoners All the latter were landed here and
also some others who could MT endure the sea
passage.
A number &! the oonyaesc"ni will 10 put OIL
boo and the steamer will nai! tomorrow morning
probably for New Haven.
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The Losses In the Battle or Fair OnL-

ll'sbi,g'op Jpur S.--The following; state
rl,pt ut Tie loss IN tho hattie ~ Paw n.ks hns been
received Il t'|r War Department.
non. = Ftr.H w. stanton, N.,retdry = Var
'iAtiNi>s "r Iug kitfp. Wov>prn ASH mssr,o
90 NV "j-1 "r MY A>p Itsy ist, lsj2, ~ rb,>I
% ktuNuNp.
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Tie grand total Killed., ~ouuici snd inisslu4, il
','a'. nouuual lit WILL he furnished ~ socu as
tie data cau b' received
tS't.cg g. MCCLELLAN,
MnI.-Gcu i,n,'g