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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
Ayers Cherry PeCtoraI,

fOh THE hAPlD CURE, OF o.. Es.. i
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoaraeness,
Group, BrOnchitis, Incipient Cons
sumption, and for the Relief
fs Of COnsumptive Patients
Ia advanced Stages
Nd ~ the Disease. r -, .ot.
This Ia remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints that Il
s useless here to publish the EVIDENCE Of lis virtues Its
unryaed excellence fer coughs and colds and Its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made It
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few arc the communities, or families, among them
who have not some personal experience Of It's effects
some living trophy In their midst of its victory tho
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs.
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
as they know too the effects of this remedy need not
do more than assure them that 1t has oil the vir
tues that II did have when making the which have
won go strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. &c AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
For Sale by sIFFoRD &Co., KAUFMAN & CC
and Ell. SLoCUM, LASoAsTRr, and by Druggi
and Dealers Elsewhere. 80.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10

d
place or eaihce erected for the purpose Of
D dramatic oroperatio represeutatioue niayE .N
OF periotmanoes and dot includfng halls
rented or used occasionally for e0nceFtsor =,
tAeayFlca for each ilcense 800 OF
1 Ticket assaFe hy anv Vesaal from a I5orttn r
me u s, TO fsrsign port IL Less han $50 50 csutl
DO exceeding thiay u OG
Timber IL mol considered mapu'neture. -
Tin, manufaetnres OF, when not otherwise
spocfed skf 3poF ei
Tinctnres same "a peptifrics 80
lTobaceon,els- 1ndeT which term 10 included
every person who shall offer for sale al re-
! tail eiears SNUFF, or tobacco In any form
| fEholesaie and retail dealers. keepersof
hotels, inns md tayerns having taken outs
license are not required 10 take our license
! "a tohaecopistsA for each license 10 OC
Tobacco caVendish, valued al more than 30
) cts per pound IS centl
Do do valued at any sum not exceeding so
cents per pound Ee ~ 10 eenii
Do dno cut valued at more than 30 cents per
pound Is cents
10 do valued at any sum not exceeding 30 cts
per pound 10 cents
! Do ground dry or damp OF all Ildescriptlops
-(excepting aromatic or medicinal NUT 10
! Vlals, boxes or paoketsl per mound 8 cents
Do manu- faciured OF all kinds, not including
| snuh or cigars, or toba eco prepared with
stems In, valued at over 30 cts per pound Is cents
Do do valued at lesl than 20 cts or pound 10 eens
Do smoking tobacco prepared with stems in
per pound scents
Do plug, same as Tobacco cavendish.
Do twist, same Tobacco cavendish.
Tonic mixtures same as Dentifhce; Tooth
powder sama as DentifrIee.
! Trust companies on divicendS &c por ct
Do made Of any other material IS per ct
ercd manufacture. UDeuehtS aame as
| Deniifrtee
VGrnish made wholly or In part Of gum copal DR. ct
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
FrAIcFnaIIy yours, @. " LANIMER, n. D.
nheumatisrn, Gout, Liver Complaint.

Dyspepsin, Heart Disease, Fits, EpiIep.
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made by the alternative power of this medicine II stimu-
ates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oyercones disorders which would be supposed beyond its
fcarh Such remedy has long been required by tho ne
eessiies Of the people and We eopGden that this will
do for them all that medicine can do - ''' y ~ 80
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-10
J. w. LEWIS, M. ID.

PHYsIcIAF and SURGEON, .
Hsb bpermanenily located in the ciiyof Lancaster,
nRPIcE AND RESlDRNCR--oorner Of Broad.
VpVsy and Wheeling, In the house formerly occu-
nied bg DE-. WagenhAls, and where ho will be found
day OF night, absent business
Raierenoe--Dr. B@rsslel.
Lancaster ,ApTill II, leGl.-2-I =. ...N -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01
PROPOsAIE.

CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED UNTIL THE
- 18TH day Of july lSjl for supplying the Unei States
Subsistence Department with 00 mead Of Beef Cattle
the hoof.
The cattle be delivered AT washsgon d. c., and each
pia % average 800 pounds gross No animal admitted
thatweishs tess than ol pounds Hefors sagsaud
bulls not wanted.
TIE hrst sry o. cattle I, be made the LIST day Of
August thereafter as the government direct
600 head q cattle per week viii be required 70 be delivered
under this contract.
bond, with good and sufficient security, win be
CURED.
who previously JAILED to comply with their contracts a
any dep run % goyernrl where the bidder Is
present Z pond 70 his bid.
The names Of sosld be in full with the pre-
cise address OF e8cn member of the4rm.
PrUl from dlalos pofics Will not be considered and
40 Of allrganes must accompany each proposon
Al bida innai be ascyisp aned by two gnarantees
BIOS to directed 70 Major A. B,etwh, q. s. u 8. A.,
Washington, u. o., and endorsed Proposals for Beef
Cattis.p
We. --- OF the county OF ----, AMI State OF $500, DO
har Nv that - Is able 10 lh In ab.
aordas With Tie terms 81 hs proposition and that should
ia proposition ~ accepted Tie VIII AZ 1uce inter Into
tfar accordance herewith, Should the contract be
40 ei hir We are prt parea 70 be bis securities
fIhs f1arsntee niisl be appeN led II taeh td.)
rhe eapoushly 9f Tie garnntos must be shown by the
oAc acta III tue cl4fk ~ na ntRreat strict Court
u sde LIied States DistTcl Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
" THE GREAT VERS ATTLE ARTISrR,
MISS MARY PROVOST,
TUESDAY EVkEfNU, JULY ],
VIII appear in her beautiful Inpcrss nations OF
IOLANTHE AND ANDY BLAKE
Two characters wide possible to conceive
KING RtNE'S DAUGHTER.
Ioanthe the bRd Princess Miss Mary Pr0yoot
Supported By Messrs. Il, Levick. Albaurh Rand. ~
ANDY BLAKE, THE IRISH DIAMOND.
Anuy MISS mary EIovOoe
Supported BY kessrs. Scalan, Rand CnippcndaA Ar6
Drew, &C.
PRICES AS USUAL
Doors open Ct IA curtain rises at O'Clock.
FRIDAY, JULY 4, in honor OF the celebration Of ouy
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,
There will be two performances,
GRAND MATINEE AND EVENING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

" o85 BROADWAY,
Opposite the metropolitan Hotel.
GEORGE CHRlSyYiS MINSTRELS,
OPEN EVERY EVENING. alt
FIRST NIGH OF A NEW PROGRAMME.
New Overture, Mcclellan Gaopn New Ballad, Sweet
tette In the city. Gf ORiE CHRIS1Y and w. ARL1N0-
TON in a variety OF laughabie acts.
House newly decorated and commodous-perectly ven'
tated and COOL
Fourth Of JulyGrand afternoon performance, commence
at 3 ocock
Admitlance Is cents No half price,
Doors open at Z; commence at s oclock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01
sPORTING.

L,UR sALE-THE SCHOONER YACHT JULIET
nearly 30 tons BURDEN draws feet OF water without
board fast sanch and in good order. Apply TO II.
r. LIE ROY, As William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01
STATIONS.

THE CELEBRATED TROTTING STALLION GEORGE
i M Patchen will make q fall for mares. at Ro
chester New York Halls Park commencing September
! and ending November 20. WILLIAM WALFEhMlhE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

WHO WOULD NOT GO WHEkE FORTUNE Is 100
w We see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro
pheess the best OF all and cannot be eve Led Can be
cossue personally or BY leter on all Gngis OF lie
cern M suits journeys absent Friends love- courtshp
ma rr age health h, aai Who reclaim and
Miss w. Is the oIy person this city
who genuine Roman an Arabian aismaus for love,
all business affairs and FOR
ife consult this naturally gifted beautiful
yoabe lady Lucky numbers given. Highly respectable city
"a be ri her residence ol Sixth ue
opposite + ghth street.
leg BowFRY NEAR BRooME STREET. MADAME
lOO WlDGkR, Clairyoyan and gi,cd Spanish lady,
wells The mysteries OF futarity love- marriage, absent
friends sickness presgribes medicines for all Diseases tells
lucky numbers, property lost or stolen. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

C1 KNEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS, IN ROSE
spls)U wood cases. iron frames. and overstrung for
$3.50 do. with moadings $lSo do with carved legs and
keys $225 and $685. Oh $40 The above RI
fully warranted ard the greatest bargains that
found In the Please cali Second
hand Pianos at so sl6 $50 SO $50 ss5 500 New Melo
deons extremely low Prices One hundred and
cond hand Pianos Mcodeons let at 81 and upwards
per month. Rent allowed II purchased Monthly payments
received for the Foreign Sheet Music at
per page HORACE WATERS, Agent 4Sl Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

A~sEMENrs.

NIIBLos GARDEN
e. L. Davenport n. O, jarrett, w Wnea.ey.
korcK-The peculiar construction OF mn lAyollss
tabiishment its Illuminated gardens sparkling Io s
have won for it the reputation Of being tie
ONLY SUMNER THEATRE in THE CITY.
u~x ENTIRE CHANGE OF PRoGkAMME,o avn
POPULAR OPERA-NEW BALLET-PATRlOTlC ALLIE
TWELFTH WEEK
Of the triumphant engsgement u
MISS g. RICHlNGS.
NILE. ANNETTE 01LETU, 2
I1ss: p. RicHINas
TWO CHARACTERs.
MONDAY EVENING, June 3d. 1859,
and every night during the week. viii be or the
first time here musical Drama acts entitled the
NATIONAL GUARD.
rauhne 1sse nacuin8s
Cnevaiier seynard Mt z; hcn,nss
Aolue npnoon John ~ .on
Soiohei AouSane n. Sn0w on
nosiRho M. - Duiin
Amdme Maraoout .Mrs siaeaer
cHARACTERis1c BALLET ADVERTISEMENT.
uovs -o.u,A ANNETTE GALETTI, v.rvprvv
CORPS D Ssd BALLET
will appear
TO conclude with R Sasaik xasaSSSS' called
oRN GEO. WASHINGTON. .......... MR. p. RIoHINGs
y
"' ''' 1. STAR afANSLEp BANNER.
On MEPEEsPAn FY " NW y YAK s
ANNETTE GALETTL
Admission 30 cents Secured Parquet Stalls 70 cents
Family Circle (en.rance Crosby street) 70 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

CTANTON LEGION-WM II. ALLEN, COMM ANDER--
- Fifty able bodied wanted Tor Company ID sa-
ton Legion. Application can be made to Lieutenant r. H.
NcTghe at 5S 81 First and Ia
One months given in advance. Cloth
ing and subsistence Immediately furnished.
+. K. McrIGHE,
First Lieutenant and Recruiting OlIcer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

This company 10 nearly al aai Warts hut lew men TO
compete IT, Good raGos uA lrus furnished
mustered All lrcmctons 70 rank OF
lieutenant made from the rank and file.
ONE MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE
The evidence OF Colonel Aliens treatment OF his men 10
she First regiment sufficient guarantee 70 enlist
ing IN this command.
Stu0 bounty and relief families Of all volunteers. .
Apply to w. H. JENNER, Captain Company A, Recruit.
ing oiire x3 Spring street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

CTANToN LEGION, COLONEL W. H. ALLEN RE.
- cruits wanted Immediately for Company Stanton Ie-
gon This company nearly fun and requires but few
complies it, Good quarters ratons and uniforms OF
the furnished mustered into the
Promotion rank OF neuenants made from
non-commissioned officers and prvaes
evidence OF Colonel Aliens his the
First regiment is sufficient guarantee 70 persons enisng Of
their being properly provided for Relief Tickets furnished
o families soldiers. Apply CHAS A. DU MOULIN,
Captain Co. r, IVA Grand street. Central &all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01
HnALR CHEEKS IN DIXIE WHEN RATTLE
IL SHELL AND BOMB"
- ANrHoN BATTALION g. LOTT ARrILLEy

Every days experience teaches that battles becoming
more and more ARTILLERY duels Let then, have
batteries.
The ANTHoN BATTALION Ia the only artillery corps
forming IN this State bt special Recommendation Of the
President and aGsrds probably the oppuroay for
those dssrous Of serving their country In the finest Of
The service
me BATTALION viii consist Of two batteries Of eight
each Four hundred Intelligent OF good physue,
Pay and rations n acsordspce with
United regulations for this branch OF the service
few drilled noniers appointments
nop-commissoned ocers application At hesdauaers
IS B.osayY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01
CARD TO THE PUBIC.

In 1851 the undersigned or.ani1ed At ~ Broadway o.
@ eonnse:ed with that peaiar class q sn:rssn,
M 70 s s aa Il Se ia s nsy Ss
.whatsvsris worth doing AZ ali 4 worth doing wsi, do
sod b o s Il wSry Of M the mos
Sseonins Sv.serSwdsd Fl Length she last S:ssSn:i
rs =: Sa; N b. q 81 n .ns
saSs s1sa
Hotel Without Claiming to De gen the Undersigned sti
ss TsE .ls 3!
es the Of s @ n
inShs they should Sc given and he + satisfied me. hey
VIII sssngs sisas dssssptiSa q lac .a..nos
u eighty feet suddenly expands aenf en hall one
hundred feet square with ceiling .eyent. Ave feet In
s
Pc xn s
iss ss 'ssI; s. l 4: P ss1..
e @ nam wl1 ae se are aa S % . This
s1stsI yhlsn sves. re Of public sna:
, Sn sa ~1 no sss Ss.s IN: IN, TA s q
tQass describe half srls and instructed that from
sn n Samples sisw q NE stage may
an his The law Of ACOUSTICS hiss been sreiu
sound % any portion Of As psrie;t Tie SO:
p iss s9p, any sSsf
III is parts, - and ali dss'ss. is that Is srs1
assertions In which not at all fearful Of Ae -
suit In concson that there scarcely a
town Of AM importance IN the coxnry that does boss
ira bind az Nnstyels and while take this in
dubitstle proof the popularity ms company, eannot
the nake Of little temporary success are willing y ~
under false coors wish 70 be distinctly undeSseod hao
orgnator am the sole and only proprietor Of
WOOD k1NSTRkI, either In this city elsewhere, Au1
saoud decide travel wiki company VII
notify the IN suc town ~ aa choose TO visit Of M
signature. In conclusion, shall
be happy all my friends at my hail. Monday
evening when promise them an enter worth
witnesang HENRY WOOD.
4 pAIR pRxaaATfC ASSOCIATION MEET THIS (TUBs.
"A day) evening Lincoln Hall TO compete unfinished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

4 pArR DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION MEET THIS (TUBe.
All EVENING" at Lincoln Hail. complete unfnisheo
business L. J. MONTAGUE, Presidepk
CaAs LEWIS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

fNrFIcERs NOW RECRUITING COMPANIES in THIS THIS
cly or elsewhere and who have as yet pot a. aenes
themselves 10 any organization find to their interest,"
% ra on Colonel MARRIOTT ~ CROFT at his
Shird reakment r. b. 6pinolss Empire brigade ~ Bfoa
way, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

~,v,v cpK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
N h"r. nTHASy TROY. NORTH AND WEST.
- wv SKINNER ARRANukMENL
Commencing Thursday, Mays 1852,
e., Albany 10 40 a. NJ, Express Mall Tran from twenty
s,set sation For MI local trains see TINE Table.
AAen S'Ve JOHN BURCHILL. Assistant supcrInendesA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

- Recruits wanted 70 complete Company Of this reg
ment now forming under the late call for voun teers and
COMMANDED oy GOT Wn VI. Allen. All promotions while
the regiment s IA the fea will be made from the most de-
serving noppn sstoned hcers and rrvates Tais rule
VIII De strlry adhered ~ Good guRrefa abundant saons
AMI handsome uniforms nmedntsy provided, and the
pany Will pc under the command o on who have
actfe service IN The held hunc0mmiss0ned officers Of
ability AMI etperence 0btan positions by making
nedisie applealon kche Tickets issued, sln0 bounty
The expiration 81 the war " bounty and Si3 nonth
pay n advance TO be paid recruits are mustered
Info service
Apply 10 Captain ISAAC L TAYLOR ia Yves, street,
corner Of Deg, recruiting oilce.
oxoasE X RoRIlr, LIEUTENANT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01
P'o"A teaoEs6sA.s zouAvRs,

COMPANY A,
" receiys few more intelligent 10 Gil the company "a
maximum standard AL wishing TO join should
sppIy right away, few required.
fhe pay ranges Sl3 sz3 per month and s13 will We
maid in advance The families Of soldiers enhsiing VIII be
a. en- especial o. Relief tickets promptly furnished
ol0D bounty soon as honoHoiy discharged katons,
nohiug and furnished immediately
The regiment Of which this company forms part the
only Irish regiment forming IL New York And Irish.
men nave opportunity OF joining Irish company
having Irish officers under the command Of the talented
military tactictan, Colonel James o. Bnrte,
Apry a Headouarers Essex Market Of Grand
and ser streets PATRICK LEONARD, Captain.
JosRsn sHoRgAL ABRAHAM. Lieutenant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-20
Geographic Nen's,
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, p p. m.-The usu-
al quantity of rumors consequent upon single
change in the cabinet are in circulation this
morning.
But one member Of the Cabinet Mr. Sew
ard) has as get resigned, and it is not definitely
known who will be his successor. Among
others named are Charles Francis Adams,
Minister to England In case he is recalled to
assume the portfolio Of State, Senator Foot,
it is said will be appointed minister to England
Sumner has also been mentioned in high quar-
ters as Seward successor, but VIM. Pitt Fes-
senden, of Maine, stands better chance than
the former.
The change in the Cabinet will be nearly
complete so much SO, indeed, as to organize
new one, on an entirely radical base.
There is no doubt but that Gen. Halleck has
sent in his resignation, and it is equally GER
tain that Gen Burnside day or two ago ten
dered his resignation.
The censorship Of the press is being exer-
csed with sterner vigilance than ever.
E. N. D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-20

The Albany Evening Journal quotes the
following paragraph from the Cincinnati Ga
zette, and accompanies it with comments :
''Certain New York members Of Congress are
said to have been detected in receiving fees for
procuring commissions in the army, in one
case charging as high as four hundred dol
lars for their services in procuring single
commission of low grade 1--WE have heard
similar rumors, and they point to Hon. Alfred
Ely, Representative in Congress from the
Monroe District, in this State
Gen. Wadsworth, late military governor of
the District Of Columbia, will leave for the ar
my of the Potomac, in which he has been as
signed the command of a brigade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-20

The Army correspondent Of the Philadel-
phia Inquirer says I'VE notice in some of
the reports Of the late engagement, as publish
ed in many of the papers, that General Hook
ers division is ignored. Although not prom
inently in the advance, yet most Of the en-
tire division was at some time engaged. Those
that were sent to the relief Of General Sumner
were subjected to loss in the aggregase Of
twenty eight hundred men, while the division
under Gen Birney, who were sent to the re-
lief Of Gen Franklin, alone suffered the loss Of
near eleven hundred men; but in so doing
achieved the only victory that was accomplish
ed during the Saturday engagement.
Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens repeated, in his speech
delivered in the House Of Representatives, yes
terday, that the expenses of the y. S. govern
ment were two or three millions a day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-20

\ recent letter Of Gen Mcclellan, responsive
to vote of thanks from the Philadelphia
Common Council, contained this SENTENCE
suThe events of this war have shown that the
fghting qualities of our private soldiers may
be relied upon by our Government, and that IT
military failures occur, their causes must be
looked for in defects of organization, command
or plans.
J. Dennis, jr., of New York, has sent six
boxes of goods to the contrabands Of Alexan-
t}ria, and two for those of Washington. ).
Dennis acts for the Quakers Of New York.
The New York World. says 1.-THE Union
cause in New Orleans, it would appear from
the statements Of gentleman recently arrived
from there is in a very prosperous condition.
and is not likely to be under the rule OF Gen.
Butler. He informs US that great portlon OF
the leading people of the city, who were not
unfayorably disposed toward the federal gov
eminent, and who would have rendered ell
Gent aid to the Union cause under other CIR
cumstances, have been almost hopeessly alien
ated BY the course pursued by the I: .. OH
GERS in that city. He says zen. Butter IS
throughlv and intensely hated by the people o.
the place. and that the Federal troops tnere,
with the exception: perhaps, OF few favored
New England regime nts, detest hln'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-20
DIED.

r0 81 fE5S iREiA HDG DORSEY G e.
of St. Mary county, Nd, in the 2ad year Of
his age He was a grandson Of the late Hon.
Clement Dorsey, of Mary land, and young
man of rare promise, beloved by all who knew
him for his sweet and afectionate disposition
and noble spirit He left his home at the break
ing out of the war, and served with the First
Maryland regiment in the Confederate service,
participating in the battles Of Bull Run, and in
all the enga gements in the Valley under Jack
son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-20
G. E n r r e NJ A r K E [
10 KING STREET,

BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND COLUMBUS.
TT0HE undersigned take this method of inform
L ING the citizens Of Alexandria and vicinity
that they have opened the above stand, which
is both commodious and centrally located, where
they are prepared to furnish their customers
with
ALL KINDS OF MEATS,
including Fish Poultry, Game, and all kinds Of
tronage of the citizens of Alexandria and the
public generally.
Purchases delivered to any part of the city,
free Of charge. H4AII q TO-,
dee 2O-lw Proprietors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-20
Letter From Washington.

Since the late disaster at Fredericksburg the
feeling has grown strong, almost universal that
there must be a change in the Cabinet and
policy before the war can be prosecuted fur
ther II has finally TOOK shape ly number
of Republican Senators waiting upon the Pres
ident last night, and urging the reconstruction
of his cabinet. On being Informed of the in
tention of the Senators, Secretary Seward and
his son. theeAssistant Secretary, rendered their
designations. They have not yet been accept
ed, but it is highly probable they will, and
that Secretary Blair will follow suit, and Gen.
Halleck will be removed. Secretary Stanton
still retains the confidence Of the President
correspondence Of the Philadelphia Inquirer