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, 1862-09-21

afitwArKEE. Sept. 19:Arhe bill authorizing
folders 10 vote Is made the speciL ord.. il
ttc Assembly tu.M0rTow.
The s. na'e has passcd i blu au:har7z'n. tho
t'ane Of s;ate ooutt4 for srplrai.l!ax sar vol
untees ala iurd: olso . bill rtda .inc the
lnpnth1y lay TO voluntcer's families from five
to thtcG tollirt.
Al the companies of iLc 18Th regiment,
and tse of thc 21sh are encauiped Vt Cold
Spring.
Gov. Solomon te1egrsphed to-dly that foar
comi'snics wtse nttd-t. fur the I'D 7egtn,rut,
srd a,ked that ors ef them sl. recruited In
:sf'l~sakte; IT, a':o saia that drafting ~oaii
ne rtn'ttd 10 IN Wisconsin. aud SOON, roo.
Frars arc rhtrrtaiu+a in high ruI;tcrs that
If tho soldiers ous 1T the State a1 Alio xel to
vote the entlste will declare tho etect,on l!ie-
:al. aud Cause much ,i:3g.,!oa aud pcra!cs-
i!y.
T. y nj companies Of ths I'd regiment, Col.
left.
, 1862-09-21

IT Jsaders # the TR1DrNE. viii bear
::se: thx: i. hss uniformly maintained
II siaicu that en;auci patton WIS the only
.:kg i hat would prevent :he srassies Of u
c.e rrg7o population tf..m the South 70
...Neat. We t.vt hcic tbs: the climate
':.~d71i1rs sad associations uf the South
.zesucA saas he emaocipstel slave, when
=ct i'd Of he fear that &c could bc asain
Gaea TO bondsge, would no. w.lliagly
=: h-.hst al his preferences, as d free
-ao. coaf1cas o6 The continued enjoyment
Ills natural rishts, wo,ild oe for ,t,e home
:! lis e,ilthcod, :he stacT sky and mild
rpa:me Of the slasc States, and the
topls and tic lab1 TO which he seas most
:eust1laed We have ro@sendei tla,
Thing hut aayuy coald make kim nc
p: Tic climste and social conditions of
il firc sSs&.rs; and shat were the South
1sa to FIRE cola.ed men, under trusted
7s'sstis Of t;wis personal security asain=.
-.scEealing. The North worl1 be clea,c,1
fsfe blacks who NOW endure It's -isors
/ .:aG tim iucu- the risk of perpc.u4. and
:,smg sgvi:uae
Tie news from Giro confirms us in
istzs o$tcn' expressed opinions; and it
isett to convince the most ekeptical that
1ssr NOV, II ne lave all the willie been,
tut The tFletTsph tells Us that the coi
nd men and women who taye loar
ing upon Ceo. Grants army, uear
tn~sl to headquarters to be secure
tEs:os capture, are making
isso Giro b thousands, aad that the soy-
c1nes' is sorely puzzled how 10 provide
ken. The plan Is not more simple
e'aa elective: when the army araia taras
= sfans su'hward, let II cunqr.r AID
e7ta7'te IS Ii goes, and NOT only will
o2 aiF'tlt and S:ase, opce puscea Of tue
@2e q The 1.Ielion, remain loyxl, but
eFE sa,sk .nsn who ooE fluids his sate,,y
= Ugh, siIl return to the home, aud
lt'ss 70 The plough and furrow that he
sal An5 othes course will delase tho
ss..a ~ Sash : population against which Il :
'a4a s1d unsras<'aiDg p.sjraices of our
fri4e 8e aleady too much cxc:t.u1
, 1862-09-21

HrrrALo. Sept :U,-Tae Board OF Tfale
held large and -utusias'tc meeting thla no "a
af1.r 'Chns &C. t;rorsr S. H.zar1 presided.
General Wa,hsiieo Of Sew York, addressed
them vt length. He urged tie necessity Of
c,.,lIxipg The hciii,tcs Of water comuualc.-
tlpu bet .st.:, the EAs: aud The West 80 that
our lrnn clad ilcrt coutd pass from 'he Nlssss-
stI.pi Kivcr into TIE lakes and dorn the It:
l-avrrcc. or come through to the ltudsoH.
us great military necessity la the event Of :
fussi2n war, and demonstrated ths: by such
}nc.+asr Of the 1neo,e Of transportation, the
Ntes would be stimulated to an stnent her ex-
1a,rtS Ut treaastuIls, and to such an extent
that Ihey c0uld place iae same IN Etrope At ,
rricc l.clu& tt1t ability Of the :a.ci,n su'.;rl.
itr Ia I,-u:uce it. and 20 soon a. .hls y Is Per.
n.anrntly nmr!ist.d, +; wlIld Ru.r.n!ex
1wrpetiSl reace t,etwecn the two ruatincnts.
Gtn Nt1bridge's sddr:ss was recctsed with
great favor. He presented strong conAtttu'
tipnA uni,'n 1e-ulni!cns which were enshusi.
as.icaliy adul,tsd.
, 1862-09-21

ST. Lor1s, S~st. :0.-is Is understood THAT a
ccr45si court martial kaa been nEtcred to
ueet lese on The :A'h last. f''r the tri Il oi
Gen MrKtns.Ey. TIE folio sinc ofti :c:s .sc
bts1, detailed far thr court: Brig. Gens- H.r'
ncr, t;rahx1n, Philip ". Gros...e C~'lse, Co.'s.
Ia, ior, Craig, Wait, Stevenson. Ltent Coils.
G1ahaEl, alt xaudvr. GrieF, and Major falEe..
Ii. ut. l. 4. Uosiner, l4'tl Massachusetts, vol.
uattesr, aid -docau4p, II judge advocate. G n
uarney IA president Of the court All ot The
ofic<ss arc Of tho regular army, except tie
judge advocate, and the court II considered
II u uknslty atle ou>- G-n. McKl1s.ry wa4
ts1r,eA under Arrest IN November !Ant, aud
hsr ever 1iucc bten lnceteant In application
fo. cour: u Inquiry or court marital td In.
vee;ixxte his Official conduct
, 1862-09-21

eAS FRA>cIsco, s*lt. 41-Sai:ad-s1eaner
O. lurn Age, car9sn: rs pss&enEer* and
e-UU, ,Otu III treasure ,or New York and f:sa7. !.
go Tor EuRlA.,i. o. the ,re A>ure s.tnut.a,
stC0 un Ms voluntary contributfou Of tn.
citizens cf SIN Ff4ncl:<,o to the nAt11CAi eACl-
tarT fEi,d.
Gen. Wright fas issued an order giving no-
tire To al rones.1strt That u" pr.sislons Of The
coLf1-ta'ton rel ~t be enfe.c:.i iu rats 3tA.4s,
thscugtou the department VI the facidc.
, 1862-09-21
EYom Iowa,

nE+ MONIES. Sept. l9.-I Anu informed Re.
5iaht5 to-day, that dsa1; will I. IT .nly bs OF.
dtrrt hy the governor.
Lieut.. . II nuss+ rrd thc I'D regiment into
ttsrite to-day, aud paid the men their boun.y
iDon-5. L IL Eum0rei that this regiment xii1
t'e ORDERED TO AsnnesvtA ~ ten. Pup:- Tue
I'D hAa hexn.
Five companies Of troops hsve been raIsed
asE"liows: 0ae company 1t sioux CITY: ans
vt Drnsi:on, Crasfofd cnu1sy; oce 1t Forf
Ds1}iug, one Ut Chain OF Ltkss. and ora Il
E>tevll1y, E.nmet county.
Capt Putir, formerly Auditor OF State, u
Iova, now It Fort Randall, hsA been q ppoloted
nlaios In tie 4las United etztes infantry.
Active arrangements Ana being made 70 taks
the vote Of the soldiers In the tirld.
, 1862-09-21

DETROIT, e<rt 10 The I'D infantTy, Col
ChATtp, left ls<t :i.,t for CmcinnA,t. This
coatsiLutt 10 The cause.
Great l'sepsra1aon< arc being made for the
Agricultural Soclet,'s FatFnext week. Amono
other st,Isc'aous viii oc s,xrch On TIuns.
d! hv Parton Bsownluv, and 4 Rruxt u.rAie
Of 30 mt united csa6oons.
1b+ RsA'd of frad- h.s snb~cribed $;r, To
A'd ne 1lcntkao soldiers wosn1-d Ia ine 70
etL tatslts In Maryland. Auuu,h.r ~ nv.
ffcssns have LET. h<1e 70. the asId znn ~.
asdsts Sic scsapirE lint and .,sklax b:ndacrs
, 1862-09-21

REMAINS Or DAx1kL WxBs1Ru.-When tn
hGdy Of Col. Fletcher Webster wAa eommtr-
ted q the tomb At Xanhfeld, tbs undertaken.
ri TIC request Ut she family, opened tho catfin
containing the remains Of u D4nisl Wsbetee.
D. cry hxd naturally dono its work. but she
Il all.e l<cuIsasltiss OF that massive neAt md
'sce eele clrA4lJ disslbyu.shstle.-R~to
, 1862-09-21

III lie St'u'h. arr eu.t.. .ha. .rss k,u j: cr,p
comparatively must tre ths rceuit Of tae IRA,
years 1aeors No 7aust, therefore, earrcA
1arEr 1.'icea tor loag time to come, for cot
ton goods.
, 1862-09-21

e. 4 ccphe~ o3 the traitor Breck.nrsaze
enlisted In the 1,;h regiment Illinois valaa~
ttcss, II Cairo, tie Other dsy- He expfcsssa
lie an'isb1c torc :lat bni1et from hss r1ae
lu{Gh! lay his traitor uncle low. =.
, 1862-09-21

GozxG FOE 9oLpIrE-W. II. c. uoau.f.
Etq oG Avon. N. T., The well knosn poet,
eas tula;ed Is = pri7.:e IN rio ,.a:terJ com
pay.
, 1862-09-21

Fan Cns~til.sScK.-John Horie BoElcn. of
Philadelphia, SOC Of the late Gen. Bahiea.
died at lssdrn-Rsdcp, Germany, OF the very
day that hi. Gasher waA killed 1t the recent
Eight In trout OF Washingto q. ae
IN yonng man Of much promise
, 1862-09-21
THE WAR on the POTOMAC.
THE MakYLaSu 8,TrL.C. OYER.
THE DISGRACE 1T HARPE3's
FenRY.
TAE eE9EL8 RECHOE9
TING POTOMAC,
fua.Ate DETAILS FROM THE FIELD.

lThr .uar ~e xs.a cnv"rs the vicinity Of
1lAr~'''t Ferry asd tie Ea:ley uf the saeaan.
paucos- aratu NJ important theatre Of the
VET. Tie rrhe.s Lave rc:sossed a. Sa:;4stts-
to~n s,.d arc again In Virgins. TE1n.}
, 1862-09-21
THE EIGHTH ILLINOIS CAVALRY AT
E{h1SSH{IH1


I'e1Ss sHl4o. an-t sept. -, 133r.
The most complete ric:nzv Of the w,-.wAs
gained ,c-t+ rday. "e tiorl,cd aal toos thr
rettl t;itrsf!aF- Brasef and r.ore Desperate
Sighting v'ss never before seen on tAls cnn.l-
nert- M'l'owrlrs corps, now Under the con-.
'ua1 nf lien. Hooker, fully r.trrmst ,..eu,-
t'1Sre fs.4l their dsaster at Bull Ruu. FoF.u-
In: the light of the army, they I'd the mos.
ci1stcul: 'akfsA assigned tletn.
1hc left wing under co1an1a7d OF General
Reno, fought viii, bravery on'y equ.llrd by
Eut # tt tc right Generals Cog and Wilcox,
ctInMaEtlrE the divisions enEnccd, m1us szed
ihrtr troop. atluisAbiy. Both right and 1.ft
Wigs ard ccrter slept u7ca the b.ttte
Eruu1 d. This morning.. As day Lt.,as 70 h-:.k
in the east. it uaz discovered ,h1t the caemy
had gone, having Us hts ls-nd and 'wuu.uel
un mite sattiefirld, bis hospitals along the
rsnd lillet1 with the wou:ded, AMI u4ny ff.,u.
.stc etard CT arms thrown away In their a:Eh1,
The 1unn4t Mt their sctre.t vas discovered. tne
: b l!itr"!s. Cnl. F~rnE 1u.th, wHs eeus on: IN
pursuit. OF the .rar guard. At Boonshoyo
the vflsage Ia which am rew writiny-hc
t.ne In sight Of the Al Virginia c7vaEsS,
dra"u up ii The ,na;n ssTrtt, preparing for .
charge. Col. FaEuxoEtl, At The head Of bis
til J.! 1hruulh h she village. killing aud wound
it. al; tLat rr14A:cet: o. that orc- spleadii re-
..Eicnt. Que Ct the officers taken pri.oae=,
Ibis 1uusnt1,t told tur ''th4t the -egimsGt wax
atGut gone, thas VIC had llri*h+d tIicln.- The
) Il I'LL. u. csralFy Is b~Youd .douhton. Of the
dn.st regiments In tic service. Regular oil.
cars. ~Eft are always tloN 10 be-to slug prale-
uf0u s,t'uc1ct r.. e?cak In high terms of it,
ALd prtuouEtc it t4ua! to their own pct r:.s-
iueE:s, Who, as YET, haze done nothing but
.aNcT duty du1frr the war.
, 1862-09-21

u The Er. HcAxson ot Hal. E1g1zad.
whore taflnrr for large son Is aauossna4,
E" bt<a tne~sed In un.ktaS vrutsrss ~ . ..ef
s'otH RI ports. In .syirg ia run our saosk-
aae ae aas plunged Into baakfatcy.
, 1862-09-21
The Commonwealth,


Ilse Is new weekly paper just stared IL
Eo=ton, and intended to. stand shoulder %
Shoulder With tho Chicago TnsArSE, the,
New York Tribune, the Etc.l.3 F.ss, ari
every other o1sspoken, unsiuchiuc chac,,,iol
OF the American Eepatlic, restored 10 .te IL
teg't.y AID purified from It's cu-se The rdI-
tcr.is Marcus n Conway, .u.hor Of the
t* r. ircted Stone'' and the "i5osden Hpur,r'
books that base made hin well known to thc
ua- ssitoes Of the na.iop. \ nun Of STEADY
ecnrsge, fun If strength and inslght, Of f,.,
cnl;u1e, with SPARKLING Wit, and who points
tho most terrible close truth with tip Of 1]re
Nr. Conway nsulc Il = pledge tha: th= paper
Will keep Fcll to the fzoat, ard be OF tanc
for share Of any hard work that mag need II.
1t done In these troutled tines, lie comes
eut Into tac clear and speaks Eis dr>l o.sls
wita downright heas:iGest. liz says, ave
invoke :he sympathy and help Of sll true NEE
Ard wonsu, 3or wosk whic5 Il not dous fvr
any llr;rstc iutere4s CT party, but 70. Thirty,
justice and .he eo12mon~ealth ot the United
States, which, may the Coz 0: humanity tl-se
aud preserve forever. B.ouSL: forth In the,
Psrrs CTS ucw era, our paper can on1s lire ay
=.,rsng new fcrns Of duty emerging With nr~
occasions. Bet whatever person o. parry
'Aa'l rise or f.u. our devotion to the c.use OF
this nation shall be sacred. TIE r4o11s shall
Stisd our every co&rmn warm with the ysuist,
Of l"yalty. We viii earnestly support the
government At ali times, and the adm;nistr..
ton when IL is faithful to the Euv-rnmeut;
but Whenever We SEC weakness or im5ecility,
&c tl.nlI tell the truth apout 1t. We are tor
the constitution AZ It Is, for thu: which
is into'csab1e to slavery must be dear
to the friends Of freedom. We ara Ii f.
rcr OF ths Caian Ii It wasn't In
the days Of Tyhr, Fillmore, Pierce and Bu-
e1sanan- We shasl maintain that h1.ck pa-
:i.o. Is better than Whit tral.or. We sball
a+:Eoease treatment Of slaverf adequate &c
tic Tremendous crisia. In opposition to the.
lelicy; Of te=sli,'g with this srch foe az If he
we're II peectfa1 suh}eci7 We believe IL gi@luc
tbs devil his due which is-:o speak nois1-
s:e1v-.lss::aat le&:h; aud ve shall a1vocst-
-:.tey 10 Tie Eolse uittd Sou.h--the ne.c5
which viii rsltrre them from that which 1nal-
G*ned tEru,-Amc.ican s1.yery--~tose evcr:
fha1ofut Of further existence viii be na'ional
iii>as!+1.'' Tttte words .arc .hc truc riag.
Tat sc me- many mon equally stro g aud true.
May God speed this nc~ work=. In his good
work aud The Northwest tcad him many sab
scriMrs- RoHEnT Cu1i.rEn.
, 1862-09-21

THE HEALTH oF-,CH AkAr.-It Il stated hY
the New Yurk izxrald, that the statistical se"
Iort Of t,.c sanitary commission, soon to es
s.tued Will thow thai. taklnx the arst niue
months ii the war Is basis for ca1c,'istion,
Tie mortality uf our soldiers Is much below
Tia. Of any European army.
, 1862-09-21

WANTED To |, ut. A f.ni Y
~ 1f fanf r-r-sa. viii, children. E!.a tn rest
AFA:E!>hcd jou-- ~. us s. "a Of a.t,h.r ca
NfshlEsn Or Wabash aven1ef cD.t7 Of t+n !tu.c7
etrs e. IN the -tests tl- ues "a
Ae.t Mashi.xs1n. r-.t .: f'e,stA s:--e. asl-s-t
fbr1 UE1ce tu1 iI1I l.e.e Aayes gsel. ri
, 1862-09-21

" ASTED-A po>it;ou in any Of
W the rai!lsat ctlecy in tae c,ty by = shoroa.n
na.'p... nan N; hs- ~; th7s yea:* e:?.r-ae' !:
+: lELs Sid T't:+: a:ert AID cAa nj. 4.1y n,.ua
ua s13-flnie dt 1t ..t-tAc.o!,ly ila- tr-p .:t
Ftitss NJ te stSth. iAddEtse H1lls1fuss, Es3Auau
LITE. 4..,u:,I: :.
, 1862-09-21

WANTED--A y comfortable, qu:et
~ h"E- In .eane rrtrat- family. wt-r~ :h.r-
are bE: tH LasafteEt bear t': t4t tsc-, fur 1aJ .t
and vile ccnss.l!LE nf suA1l p7r1or a4t br1:rouiu
uafuTn Tnlshcd. Wt!a board. 1ht arf7uxtosaL H.ti ne
pt:mAh+n: A-t-e*tl@ =. tGtn pa:..es and t.e r-tr
eat~ made H~sf.tt. 4ats4faEt' ss. ct r..~on.l u.
note len At - MoaIt~ -tsrrt WILL meet With Ate,-
{.pA. /. 1uAuT t1ps4n El... l.t}ist II
, 1862-09-21

u.a.s .r;ny hsl sutcret9ea ID nakins 70
1ns y ttnsn Ttn% ! Hs1, ,nnd. Tass sas:t I'll taetE
ecs@.s,orsssIons, cs@ a md carried Oh III sas:f
, 1862-09-21
NUN BER 81.
Mn a1brrtlscu1euts.

Z. Il. >f'f5st.s. A1rss.>,s'.s .s.r,ti, X, tte.r
ASn r.. r. arfhpsfsr7 .. yax4x .ttiss7ttsnp.,t. fr
1Au ard ~ tie EAr'fin1 Fs,~r. ~ tAs .frtAx~.s
, 1862-09-21

WANTED To cure ia tn. s1Ers-
~ e*s. ssr.~s an,l -1ft%s r4u:.rr nnv nuraAc, ,f
n.Tstoss .tets'a i.;i'ea ,'t klr aaa .4s zs cal;-
:t =, .l~ til ~zsr ccHttc fteu as<4t s1c, bF g.
ltn> AHu. NJ. u. who Fnl y rirss-I To- .Sten3 t.
fn.l- 1t str'n,s S''s ami tha Tt.a Ex
change 1a Itsnsooru street h,tx..n LAKE al, Hsn
c1i2l 1t any Gonr G. the day n!xht r.. sIl L
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

RAsEys HoRss TANNING ExHIBrrIoS.-Tho noted horse
tanner s. Rarey gave the nrst OF series OF lee.
lures or exhibitions Of horse tanning last evening the
Cooper Institute He has been absent from the city for
some tme and has been induced to give those lectures
n consequence Of person representing himself as the
great horse tanner travelling through Europe under the
name Of Rarey This assumption OF his name he would
not have so much minded but this person brought
lecture for short time In New York and, therefore
has again opened his raree-show. His lecture last
evening was similar those have before graphically
reported when he vistodhis city during the winter Of
1850 0l He nrst commenced his experiments with q
Young colt and explained his method step by step as he
Illustrated t. His manner Of delivery has much i'm.
proved since mis- exhibitions this city, rendering
the lecture far more lively than on those occasions
Tho colt was Of conquered and lod or But the
real tussls to large and heavy gray horse
from the Central Park brought In He vicious
kicker bitter and roarer easily rrtaed and very strong
His weight about fifteen hundred pounds, and du
ring contest for supremacy MT Rarsy had TO pus out
his "most elective muscle, TO conquer him just pre-.
vious TO this horse being brought on the stage ne IN.
jured his keeper, nearly breaking mis- Ieg and Kicking
into pieces the door Of the place In which he was sta
toned On the stage he Kicked and squeasd very VI
cously and made several attempts 70 bits Mr. Rarcy
but after sharp engagement the horse was conquered,
and General Rarsy the victor The rest OF the
lecture consisted IN experiments OF mounting horses
smilar evidences OF complete mastery over tho ANIMAL
To morrow evening he will attempt publicly 70 master
very vicious horse that has been offered to him.
usua he challenges oil the audience and the city bring
him the worst animal that be found Tho eture u
sat evening was well attended; but the stage Of ~
ba Il Far 100 small enabe ths experiments 70 be a,
easy as thy would be II II were larger.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Who Is THE TRAITOR IN CAMps-The Chicago
Journal after stating that General HsIleck has
ordered all newspaper correspondents from his
camp, says
Ihe reason for this step is not clear but will inquire
eie Is Lot family by the Of Irwm residing at
savannah, Tenn, which has among its merhbers three
sisters VINO are very beautiful and whose brothers are
~ .nc Iepei armyr Is not correspondent Of certan
newspaper IN love with OF these sisters and has ho
not iurhshed them with full Information OF General Hal
ecKs movements, TO be given to Beauregard? Who is
ths correspondents General Halleck has his hand on
him.
We believe that this statement is perfectly
correct, with the exception of one important
particular. The person alluded to, as we hap
pen to know, is not the correspondent of any
newspaper-not even of the veracious Western
journals. He has held a sort of sem-oficial
position which gave him access to the camp of
General Halleck, and if be wrote to any news
paper he was volunteer and an amateur, and
not professional reporter or regular CORE
spondent. 1t is satisfactory to know that
General Halleck has his hand on him." We
hope he will hold the traitor fast, and punish
him as he deserves.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

POLICEMEN COMMITTING OUTRAGEs ON CITI-
zENs.-A majority Of the police force consists
of good men; but it cannot be denied that there
is sprinkling of ruffans among them-men
who are ever ready on the most trivial oc-
casion to drag citizens off to prison, bring their
clubs to bear upon their heads, and sometimes
to shoot them down with pistols A short time
ago wounded soldier, just returned from the
battle field, with one arm in sling, was NAL
treated by policeman because he refused to
do what the officer desired him. The other day,
in Wall street, q gentleman was talking on the
sidewalk with q group of other gentlemen about
the recent news from the seat Of war, when he
was rudely showed by policeman into the
middle Of the street, and because he remon-
strated was Immediately carried Off to prison.
Now we feel that II is our duty to call the at
tention of the Police Commissioners to these
matters, that they may have them investigated
and the guilty parties punished. A very great
favor would be conferred npon the community
by having such men weeded out Of the force,
upon which they bring Disgrace Policemen
are employed not to beat or assault people, but
TO protect them; and men who show such bad
temper as unnecessarily to strike with clubs
peaceable citizens are unfit for the service. II is
a common practice for some Of tho policemen
70 knock down with their clubs any man who
complains of their violence or oppression
Such things would not be tolerated in London
or Paris, or vionna or st, Petersburg 1t is no,
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
Fine Arts.

We have received from Mr.. Adds. of Washington, a
fine full length photograph or General Mcclellan which
has just been executed by that talented artist The
Impression regards clsarness and purity of one
fine as be desired, whilst in respect to likeness
nothing be FAITHFUL The face, though massive,
that intellectual and thoughtful expression which
those who in the habit Of associating with General
Mcclellan recognize as its prevailing character
Louis Lang is still at work upon his large picture
The Return Of the Sixty ninth Regiment Now York
It will require some weeks Of hard labor before it is
finished the immense number OF figures introduced ne.
csssitatng careful study.
vernert, whose recent portrait OF Gottschalk is 80
much admired has just completed another or Carosta
Patti, which is equally happy In treatment. II is at
present on exhibition at Goupils.
Mgnot about selling of all his remaining paintings
and studies previous 70 his departure for India Tho sale
takes place, by auction, Monday evening next At
Snedicor's gallery, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

Our CORRESPONDENT WITH THE ARMY OF THE
SHENANDoAH.-We have not our usual letter this
morning from our reporter, who had accom-
panied the Army of the Shenandoah in its ad-
vance and in its retreat. The last we heard
from him was on the eve of the battle at Front
Royal. He was undoubtedly present at the
battle, and we would have heard from him be-
fore this were he in the position to
write. We fear, therefore, that he was cap
tured by the enemy in tho battle of Front
Royal, and this accounts for the absence
Of his letter. 1t is an evidence of the risks
which newspaper correspondents run who
faithfully discharge their duty in obtaining
prompt intelligence of the battles of the army
of the Union.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28
Lro as follows -

HsRRxAsSs SoIRExs DIX BEsyA,sANoR.-Ths great pres
tdsitateur who is said TO have given away money
in works Of benevoence in his professional tours than
any crowned potsntate whose charities chronclsd in
court gazetss gives the first Of his Sore de Basanoe
in aid o. the socss dc Saint Vincent do Paul at the Aca
denny Of Music. Friday next. He will introduce on
this occasion several novelties that have been
hbtsd here The whole OF the proceeds be given
to this most admirable institution; all that NJ. Hermann
reserves to himself being the satisfaction Of aiding
ciety that does such large amount Of good amongst dis
tressed foreigners The sale Of tickets will
morrow Thursday at the box olcs Of the Academy.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

WASHINGTON, May 21, 1so3
rrrrouNpED APPRsHrSsroNs IN REFERENCE TO rHA
SAFETY OF WASHINGTON.
The TnteIiiencer Of to-day, referring 10 tho rspse
sentations tina, the insurgents again menace, shs
national capital, says, besides creating iaiss
alarm, they are unjust 70 the military u1fo-
si.ions the government has made4tor 'ne pr~eo'ioa
d,cA oot,ous impression more complimentary to tho
srv strength Of the insurgents than the Facts of thu
,.s. can M held 10 warrant The absurd raors which
end currency among idIsrs, qudnancs and rebel sym
nsh,srs have no, disturbed the squimiy Of tbs peo
pie Of Washington.
IN. put,ls viii perhaps, 500, enough nnd out from
,bo d,soostson made hcre at there not and has sos
been any such concerning this city or It's vicinity
IS has been elsewhere imasnel aud ,ha. the rsgmsass
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

REBEL LYNG.-In yesterdays issue we pub
lishsd an extract from the Richmond Wing,
stating that the rebels at City Point had killed
nine and captured nine more Of the crew Of the
Monitor A letter from our James river cor
respondent, also published yesterday, gives the
true version of the affair over which the Wig
exults It appears that one Of our surgeons
went ashore to aid the wounded, and that Che
rebels, shsltering themselves behind women
and children and displaying innumerable flags
of truce succeeded in killing two and captur-
ing Eve of the boats crew from The Wachusett
which took the surgeon to the shore. II re-
quired great ingenuity In the rebel editors to
create so excellent q lie from 10 scanty mate
rails. First, this misuse Of q flag Of truce was
perverted into fair fight; then the number of
our men killed and captured was most grossly
exaggerated. Finally, the crew from the Wa
chusstt was said to belong to the Monitor, Of
which the rebels are as afraid as some folks
here were Of the Merrimac. This 10 very well
for the Richmond editors; but they cannot
equal Beaursgard, who, thus far, Is an unrivallcd
romsncer, and whose latest invention-a pro-
clamation about Southern women--is now
being extensively used at the South TO fire that
doubtful institution, "the Southern heart"