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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
The Iudinn Troubles In Minnesota.

+ sT PAuL, Tnesisy. Aug &c 1862
The latest news from New-Ulm Ia to Saturda
night. This village Is nearly burnt up.
An arrival from Crow-Wug direct brings INTEL
gence that Hole-in-the-Day, the great Chiopew
chief, had issued proclamation that he would not b
responsible for tie conduct of tho Indians after Tuea
day, and warning the whites to leave the coun,r
before that time.
Eole-in-tbe-Day sends dispatch to COMMISSIONS
Dole and Judge Cooper to cone up and make {
treaty The Chippewa Agent, Wslke., agans
whom complaints have been made by the Chippe
WIS, s reported to have committed suicide in a fit
insanity. The Chippewa difficulty following sc
close upon the Sioux had eaused great alarm. The
northern pari Of the Safe is making earnest applca
ton for milit ry aid. Dispatches from Col. Sibey,
2jth say he had arrived at St. Peters OIL the I'D,
aud had been actively engaged in slording all the
aid possible t. tie bcleaguegcd villagen.E
Major Fowler, with % mounted men, made re-
connossance ON the Fort Ridgelcy route tis previous
morning and returned to ST. Peters at o'clock tie
morning OF the 9th He brings the bodies Of some
women killed within 90 miles Of St. Peters, and
pors the destruction OF property rs beyond c-cu!a
ton.
The Indians attacked Eew-Ulm on Saturday.
Tie fight continued tn late in the evening. Nothing
Lad been heard from there since.
Gov. siLley asks tor full regiment to be at cn,s
sent up, armed and equipped, ard thinks they and
eiil more will be needed before the Indians sub
dued. He thinks they have 1000 OF 1000 warriors
TO meet, sooner or later.
l.. a. Evans, Mayor Of 81. Cloud, writes to the
Governor that Committee of trustworthy citizens,
appointed TO visit the scene OF the recentlyreported
murders, lad Just returned. They went as for as
gainesville. and found some DO in the vicinity Of
that place murdered.
Painesvil'e petitions TO the Governor 20 protect
their lives and property.
In Seans Meeker and sIonoIgahea Counties,
many persoLs nave been driven fran their homes,
leaving their crops but partially harvested.
Arrivals q. this city from NewUn report the
usual horgibl, scenes, too shocking TO recount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
ARMY and Navy Intelligence.

A court-nartial convened yesterday, 1T Governor =
Island for the trial OF dcnqucnis at tie Ncw-lork
station. All persons who have committed them
selves since the adjournment Of She last court, VIII
,e drought before il. IL is said there is one man TO
be tried for cannlbalism.
A detachment of L. :. regular troops arrived IN
,bis city from Rochester. They were at once rins-
tired 10 the headquarters OF The recruiting service
for the DEPARTMENT of tie East. The 9Th Infantry
ain perorns part of garrison duty at Fort Columbus
Tie grand tral-day Of the iron clad Roanoke Is
os'd The entire NAVY VIII be asionished AZ her
franobt n water When wooden vessel she drew
over 20 feet, and yesterday, when iioa',hS IA 'Lc
river near the dock, her marx showed ony 100 ieet
which excited considerable wondrr' She VIII oe
,aLsn TO-DAY to the Novelty Iron Works to have h'r
o,,nor COMPLETED. The new steam irigate L'cAd-
Iyanra Will probably be iioated INTO the fydocA al
ON .. TO have her coppering finished.
TIE limited states steam dispatch boat MasSachu-
eats will sail from this port on friday next AT
. W Tor Por. ROYAL and the Gulf generaliy' Hhe
will carry mails for the different Vessels OF ,le IJe
All letters parcels. and paiers ieit NJ tue
Ivcenrn. properly directed, will be ior"aruon u, =,
Rear Admiral Read was buried yeSletd"y ~ "i' y,
adephia with military bonors. AL Tue on'e "a :
lie Navy md Marine COrIs at the sAtioi., anu "
detachment of marines, escorted the Vof
late residence of the deceased TO the gra'e.! al
The flags Of all the vessels IA por' weII a.
mast aud the receiving ship Princeton hred 'uiu''
OF minute guns. The spectacle, IA dispa''" ny
was Of a very impressive appearance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
THE WAR IN THE sGCTH.WEsT
Rebels I.Outrd.

GnKKNyLLI, Mo. Mondsy, Aug. q. l5b2
Major Leppert of the 18th Illinois cavaly, with
900 men, met body Of Rebel $50 strong yesterday,
between Bloomfield and Cape Girardeau and after
fierce encounter routed them.
Thirty were killed, fifty wounded, and sixteen
taken prisoners. number of horses, several
wagons quantity Of side arms and ammunition,
and their entire camp equiPage, were taken.
The Rebels scattered in utter confusion through
the woods and it is not probable they will again
oin together. Parties of national troops thoroughly
equipped for guerrilla chasing are after otter Rebel
bands.
Gen. Blunt has probably ere this engaged Coffee s
forces. provided the latter gained sufficient courage
to stop running after forming junction with Ranos
forces at Greenfield
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HoTLL Administration Secretary Fox, Q
the u. 5. ~, arrived from Washington yesterday
morning and returned in the evening.
Brig. Gen. j. q. Brown Il New-Jcney, Col. Thorn
dixie and of Montreal. IL. Aspnwall and lady from
Boston, ana Capt. W. ". Quimby Of the 18th L. s.
Infantry are AT the Astor-llouse.
W. :. Franklin II. T Brewerton, II. NJ Bum
ham, snd Vanderbilt Allen Of the L. :. A., Capt.
Mott OF N,laiir &. Contalr from New .Orleans, aud
Mr. s. Hewud Of Montreal, are ut the Breyoori.
House
Major Mason and Major MALLORY Of The L. S.
Army, and the Rev. j. Gddon OF Maine, are at the
Metropolitan Hotel. Brighten. Stone Is still at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
The Hon. -. Gddings Of Washington is o, the
New-York Hotel. Char Mackay the correspondent
Of 71e LordoH Imes, is reriding on Staten Island
and lie day previous 10 tie departure OF every Gu
nsrd steamer taxes up his qunrters az the New-York
Hotel.
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THE WAE Ev KENTUCKY.
GuerriiIas fsOu:cd.
MADisoSvILLK tNesr li,ndsFsonl, ~

MADIsoNYlLLK tNtsr lie nGr!sr ~, n.y.,
Moudly Aug D. 1862.
Two miles from here to-day the guerrlll.is rushed
from ambush Oh our cavalry. They fell back and
dismounted, when they drove the guerrillas back a
mile, and waited for infantry.
After fifteen minutes firm, Inc Rebel. broke and
lied on being attacked by tw companies Of infantry.
Five Rebels are reported Aih IL tie number Of their
wounded is unascertaInod. Seventeen were taken
prisoners. Six Unionisis were wounded two Of
them mortally.
Leut Col. johnson, Of the CJth Indiana, com
manded our infantry, Cap. Platter the cavalry and
Lieut.. Col John w. Foster the whole. The Rebel
forces are rad 10 lie getting ready for another attack
DA~vt.E. Tue-lay Aug Q, 1862
Last week 800 guerras encanped on the Shelby
farm, six miles from here and near the line between
Boyle and Lincoln Counties, were eating and feed
ing their horses when the IlarTodsburg aud Dan
Vile Home Guard, 90 strong surprised them, killing
three and woundng eight, Of them fatally, and
took 30 horses.
Our troops are still pursuing the guernllas. The
Union loss is one killed and tso wounded.
Lori.gILLE. T1e,dly. Aug u. 1901!
Gen. Wright left for Frankfort tonight.
Nine recruits in this county, on their way to Join
Morgan, were captured this morning
Great numbers are leaving Kentucky 70 JON the
Rebels since the PRONUNCIATION Of the intention 1
draft for the Union army.
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severaI, furnish design for individual use Order
for ouch stah pe may be sent to the Commissioner
Internal Revenue, which will be filed q. soon a
the stamps are ready for delivery
MINNESOTA APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointments have been made IN
der the Internal Revenue law for minnesota; Fins
District-Collector John A. Hall Of maukato; As
SCISSOR, George W. Braker Of Rochester. SeconC
District-Col. Thomas G.. Jones Of Avoca, Collector
Ii. G. o. Morrison of Pruefed, Assessor.
DEPARfURE or SOLDIERS REMAINS.
| The remains of Leut.-Col Crane and Capt. M
OBren of the I'd Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers
left here this afternoon in charge Of G. NJ. OBrien.
The Colonels body will be conveyed to Beloit, and
the Captains to Milwaukee. These officers died
from wounds received at Cedar Mountain.
ARRIVAL or REBEL PRISONERS.
Twenty-nne of the Rebel prisoners captured at
Cedar Mountain were brought hither to-day
ORDERED on DUTY.
The following officers have been ordered to tie
United States steam sloop-of.war Junata; Second
Assistant Engineers, Francis CROWN and William
Pollard and Third Assistant Engineers, J. T. Kille-
Der, John II. Ames, Il. H. Dodge ana Charles s.
Hunt.
William Emmons Of Wilmington, Del, has been
appointed Third Assistant Engineer, and ordered to
the steamer Mount Vernon.
Acting Ensign o. h. S. Roberts, and Masters
Mate Lloyd Rogers, have been ordered to the
steamer Mount Vernon.
THE COLONIZATION PROPOSITION.
Numerous applications have already been made to
Senator PcmeiOy for passage 10 Central America by
free coored persons who anxious 10 be among
she FIRST to enjoy the benefits ofthe proposed COLOMBIA
ton.
PRISON FOR DESERTERS AND STRAGGLERs.
The extensive prison in Georgetown is for desert
ers and straggors whoare from time 10 time returned
10 their respective regiments.
MARYLAND EEBELS sKEDADDLlSG INTO viR-
GINA.
From information received in various quarters
thousands of men have passed over into Virginia
principally from the eastern counties Of Maryland.
An entire company OF cavalry left Montgomery
county OIL the Upper Potomac last weeA, and sounds
are constantly moving into Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
nr. II. Hunter On Consumptlon'-lCon,if


LITTER no. XIV
To The Editor of The ~ u DoHv Tribune.
SIR: have described in preceding le!ters the
,brao ,oost common kinds Of Consumption met win
IN admits. VIZ: Chrome" "Gaiiopng,' ana
LIfeaf' CONSUMPTION. Before rroceediDs u"
sseak Of " Consumption ~ CAHfTeH, VIII 'rie"y
exrain tgAv these differences exist. Is must appear
strange to the nonpgofesonai reader that 'Hteres''
IN he bpc, (which characterize all iorms Of Cen
suuptlon do not produce precisely the same y 1r-
toms m all case., and they naturally ask " usy /"
n' The diseased and the nafI h, Of h ,s iis,
ease are certainly the same IA all cases CUT 'neIe 70 q
Ie Jii.r.uc. in the constitutional peeulasiiies oi
the patients. These dferenceswe call semperameht'.
let US suppose "A person oil high neTvGH 'einpera-
nett 70 be attacked with tubercles in the inngs te
amount OF suffering experienced by the patent womb
be much greater than that experienced by rersoi
of Inn Dt0ttc temperament hboring under TIE 1nl'
di.eg.e. In one case there would probably be par"
IN the tide or chet while the oiher might DO entire
Is frce irgm l., Again. patient Of saHs~"s TEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
A Gard.

To she Editor o. The " y. IrItuae.
SIR: sm surprised to learn that my letter, pub
Ished TnE TsBuSE Of the 18th inst; be been construed
into intention mpugn the motives sotons Of the Sec
rary the Interior aud Commissioner Of Patents No such
idea n,en;ion enersned ~ all who lave read
my former letters nst be satisfied have full faith in the
patriotism of Secretary Saith aud Of his determination to
clear his Department Of all dsoys and also Of hi. vii
ngness aid in doing by receiving any testimony
formation calculated produce tbs, effect, when presented
in proper form. OBsEk| TX.
Illumination. An
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ThrKNlnNmrNRs FOR nm NLI0N. :
MARRIED..

MsTRONG-oOURLEY-On Tuesday AGs. 8. lGs! By
tbs Rev. j. c. X. Ni.gbn Tbos Armsirons esq 0i pe
tt.i; Mich to Miss iebScss ouIlcy o. this cry
LLOWS-GRIsWOLD-A E-set. Corn or sunday
Aus a. lp,,, by the Rev. J. A. Gallup ME- W imam H.
Bellows to Miss Cheu.a j. eldest daughter O. a "'""0''
ESQ. al OF Essex, Conn.
pRINCKERAOFF--WOO Monday, Aug 2S. IL
The Tnirteenthree Pre,byterila Church, by the ks'
= d. Burchard ID D., Nj Wa. Briuekerhof 10 Miss AIDE
line Woolley.
COOK-ROCKLlFFE-At Eew.Brun,sick n j, by tn
Rev. A. u. u.!!w, b.. W.Ilaa l. Ce2- CT TIA e.y, 4
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From srn Francisco.

$50 sEAScIsoo Monday. Aus Il 1861
The French corvette Galstbie, % gans and 80
men, having recently cruiscd to Mazsian tut Aca-
puco, has returned.
Trade from first hands is exceedingly quiet. There
is moderate jobbing trade.
Arrived ship Mary, Boston.
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Assault OH n Keeper an sing Sing Prison.

SISg SisG. y Y. Tuesday, Aug. 20 1872.
convict III tie sing slug Prison, named John
Il ,hn committed AN unIrOyokei and brutal assault
ing. He struck TIE keeper VI the face with heavy
siavc rcnderug lin nscnsible, and INJECTING "a De-
nous If not f.ttl wound md would have killed him
had not the other convics inieriered. But litts
hopes are tnteria ined Of Dir Dyc.man's recovery.
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V,pte., shin News.

hRRINED...TuKsD,Y.A Aug. 2C-Mdnght
ste.r,.hip IrItouii (iambuf iauue, hamburg A.s y
l3,b Ij.e aud SO ps.s % kunhsrtt 20
Arri, ID on the Battery o. !.l5 IA Aug H. on Sony 80
-. br.,n Il easaip ,eSYork, htno. fog Bfemen AN
~ lon .uo.- Meek Dril liebr. bound " l'th a' = Z,
Ian - ,attr Eng in tir, Sir Charles Napier bound "
"a h., 4, Ion y. - spJks English steamship CITY OF Na,
t io- ~. po,.; III Ia, Al y. lou % - ps"-d
.,,u, mn B,y,ns hence for Hamburg. seme day,
Ia. - Ion a.. az MecA hip Johannes hepef' Jshen RON
nybif Ju IS for hrWfoTA; 21h' about 10 iue, ns' ~
A l. hing Ia, kep-h oh.
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The Tax Disi,
HhiitGrn Notlrcs.
Iereptiou OF 81

Reception Of she sixty ain'h isesii 'eni.Z ne
man 80 a.. the Common CluI 81 the Ci5 e.. new oiE
re- r.sp.ctfIiy rcQn.'ed 10 mole ~ hoou -, . ta
City Hall at - e.cA no0l, - NEbN ESD T. ne Z
; % nroseed from there In soly ou foot sad with .heg
.tav., II Office 20 Jersey City ior Ee rgfqo.e 81 %cnn
hons. rom th- tas gallant oic WI HFo ,
NENr +, : W.. is.-lrg CoIcOrau c1G'itlnd ~, vac
20 ov returning this sier the -Nprs- 81 --coud
~ T,r service drin. "a rem lirei % -hf var rrse
& 80 uiar. ns.or. I. en- ,ie cy. sLicE pa ic Lar
notice " III BE- zen -sslv On N.tbNFsDA
4, behalf of the Committee on Natiora A..fs
TERENCE fAhL =, Chli.n,s-
Il Sac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

Thirty.seyenth N. Y. Irish Rifles.
THE FlhSf IRISH ,S1s hLuiAEAr FOB
HEADQUARTERS, TnIkD CoKPs. sAyAGs's srArrosl
SPECIAL ORDER No. ouS Ss ID i~"
cui'ins eryce and will Immediately by letter to tAs
c. gAaEss 2AGURE s,1 VOL
BY command Of H ofis &c H MekfESER Cos.
ctgp.Iter: 3D. pvi'iGs IeD sT 4 i5i
HEADQuARrgRs BgRRY's BRIGADE CAMP sKARl
toac "Hi'1 o " S WILSON 5SSs a. ,s's Gen
Col s B. HArsAy, couds. g1.h Re.t. n. Z y
THE TAiRrf-sE'ENtH1v REGIMENT ~ W. uRlSa
Col Hsyman of the regular army commanding was the era
insh regiment Of volunteers IL the h-id and las only nine
months longer to having been sworn IN stwoyea
regneut Ihi, gallant regiment o. the lest scsoa
has been through all the battles Of the Army OF tue Potomae
the battle Of Wlisn.buig and has taken acsr
~ as G' Sse ~ sf o. Maep I'm
and ~ al Of the day. hghtng before Richmond
OF bull Run, and houored by Gen Mcdowell in his
port having KEPT OF she station fOT t~eve NOUS
and qussteasers stores and retiring IN soe4
order along the line of railway For ten weeks Ate the be-
lie it had the honor Of holding the line the enemy wihos
Thoasl the kidd eIsriion. of Judge Mccunn, its sts
Colonel fund has created for the widows and orphas
members Of the regiment Judge McCuan Ia. ssS
procured situations for al ,he wSnDde1 soldiers who have
been unab OF TIE Judge taxes
much pIde and interest he regiment Il he
SIN 1t leader No other regiment Ia the held IL 90 favored "a
the Jth aud ever siuee s % senhaon az the promotions
all bounty both State aud Federal and have ony DtSe
month, Headquarters OF tue Regiment no. S2it
Bro adwsy Judge ncCuln WI. be found a. the Recruae
Station every from 20 oeocA p m and VA &c ssd
TO large OF his IishA cda friends
Join this gallant corps the old Republican Rides OF 5l-2 and
s3 Besides years trsiniDg toe field by Col Hs,nsn
and hi, officers least equal TO fonr years csdehip e
West POINTS where the NOBLE young Irish American
who would be Mi itsry Cadet Let sGch. any eau Do
found hold head deny hi. and nationality.
gent blessed with VI the mob est Chip ANS -
tue army the Rev. Father Tissott j. who attends TO all
" ants VI the in corresponding &C.
JANIS T. MAGUIRE,
Senior Captain and Recruiting Oihcer.
-alqustefs Superintendent General Recruiting Service
New Iolk state Volunteers, No 3ol B.osdwsy.y
albany, " Y, August 20, lo6l.
ORDERS NO. $40
Lieut., James Kiean 9th Regt v ", having reported
for duty viii pos. Ut NewYoIk under Capt james T.
MagliIe said rest. J. T. SPRAGUE,
Major Let lnlantry L. 5. A., Supt
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Marine Disaster,

PHLADEIrHiA, Tuesdsy August 20 iD,si
Arrived, brig W. Spencer, from Trinidad. ,, on
colided, on Sunday, off BArne.ii, WIN oaih ~ ~
Wind, for New-Orleans, from New-lork, and Dotl'
put into the breskwater for repairs. The Spencer Il
bound for New-York. Her repairs cost si,5yO' ana
the bark a $500
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,optei daughter Of John Strykef,

Miss Esther F. Rocklis. adopted daughter Of John syke
esq., Of Six Nile Run, N. J.
hiemphil papers please copy.
JOCHUN-CROWTfER-In Brooklyn. on Sunday, Aus.
"a BY the Rev syvanus Cobb of Boston j. Henry Jochun
n 70 sarah Crowthir, both Of Bro 9kyn.
buffalo papers please copy.
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Pa-seusrrs Arrived

H. ..eamsBp TeptHi, Jfom Hsmla,g and S'nhfr pt'h-
NJ AID NJ. rhcfss 5sy and fou Children Mr. and " t.
~ lou, bloom -. QUICKER, T. Flsnne. A. seinidt t.
: bonh,r NJ and Me-. Max frebach. C. Weirss L. Lehn
Is,t Juis ii-ymGu ii. Thi-le, Ms Elizabeth h~l ~
Won Dear sir and Mr. Rrume q. Aleanme
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p,,., a.y,,,cnt Artillery N.Y.,

GOl. bh tHAA
stationed Fo Nsrsh bitimcfr and )res k'i of stI
80, 1.,v or ~. superior Inducements 20 reTruts Tia igh
RIM, .oa the coursry are iasoruei :hs: Cove nt
st,,, ,ne TA-rn Ioautir, tTs paid when enlisted -
,rfy cetngr Com. a,l Jjr-faoa-s. Brooklyn, ~ leu
TItBAN: -l.ner Bowc-y aui Csaud,i Ne"-tofA q
Lisp..-s'ol. " u "a lie ifuentA hecia'ihf onc.i.
Harris Lishi Cayairy.-rl.s regiment. SO '.ei
ku1Nu ~ Is ntte' "a. d'l4-~ fA..s VIZ" - ~, },
IT, ers, X. bel ur ft- ssuis .rns kalf BAD "ra thf
al 40 At almoub gd Chcs0sne.d -Aa more Atsy "a if
osnAs C. the Rapl shannoce anu ." '" ELL fe ~ i'
I~a .k B.frAcI.. No 90, Bro AWAY 80 81 sist rToS
and e IN Al recrts as3 Credited - IA tow
IA mt ron hlcl the coI4s rsce.g- the 3ogntls
an ,,linl An bgen servcs Of c.yalry 81 pairing et.ss.
a., ftsue ,ush.s rscaar chance o. ti,tilStion,
therefor. REQUIRES picke nei- and Received 5l
| a.. Of 4 ne Dny.que at go-,. character.
WM ii. MAL-ohi Alls and Recruiting ohoeT
Thc Updersigsetf, "a payment Of 100 BY any peno
previous tAs prae1 dts re prepared 20 provide 81
STlTCy l. :! cas- "a pe,on snol 4 9e drs'ied.
l.. BALLARD ! Co,
Merchants bslseTs' Agency,
NJ, 80 Lg0eIW y, come! OF kea!e s..
! New.york. AGg.s, p, 49, 3
Tie undersIsrd II orler 10 prevent further interruption
10 our sinea hetooy er-s our e1n~etce H. The fes2f
sb.fy oil hessrs l.. BALLARD Co., ana authorize shea
to show a: theI s.i.ce permission 20 refer to
(oignedl oEOEIE ; ROBBINS sun.
| AUGUST BELMONT Co.,
| READ, DRtNEL Co,
| LivEHMORE. CLEW5 L Co..
! JOHN CASwELL 90,
SHERMAN. TALLAAh Co.
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noNEs, HYATT 4 Co...
CLAFLlN, MELLES Co,
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ARRIVAL oY rHE TEuToSiA.--The steamer Teu-
roniu, from Liverpool Aug. Is, arrived at this port
at an early hour this morning. summary Of her
news has already been published.
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Sixty-.i,th Regiment, n. Y. voinnteers.-SEC

Sixfy-sinth RegInent, y: f.voiuntefrrs'TIS M
az "A REnINkNp, tRENLbS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COWS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Army CORPs.-Ths reg
nrnt commanded by Col Joseph C. piacAney tor' Of The
most pen need officers in the Volunteer serviee ~ oeca
ARMY on THE POTOMAC -
II patio psed In the battles OF Far oaAs 6sines' Mill
pscb orchard Savsgss sts,iop. White Oak Swamp ane
Malvern Hill aud IN all the engagements which took place dur
iue he seven days hghting before Richmond
Rec-uit- ~. wanted 10 MI up is rams. o.
Met oui this regimen, are entitled 10 al the Ssr- sn~
sta IS bountes Their pay commences from the date
of their and their families &c once receive reiio
from the city authorities -
Hesaouaners sixth Regimen, Armory. Centre Market cor
uer OF centre and Grand sts.. Newly ofx City
Lieut.. BURTON H. DAVIS.
Adntant Goth y. y. Vols, Recruiting Otcer.