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don and other troops ~ 6cn. Hcin,,e lma,fs divi-
sicr I've action in THIS vicinity WIS very heavy q,
times. Tic los !, killed and wounded IL noA
known, IA, supposed 70 Lo considerable on both
sides. 1ioencny ~ rcpulsed a, oil POINTS.
GcL. reets brigade, stationed ~ the gilt Of Gen.
HVykers, soon sner bec~us engaged. Here the
firing was very heavy for nbout two hpur-, during
which they handsomely rcIuised the enemy IL AJAX.
ing charge.
Our loss hTe was about 30 Killed and 10 wound.
H. bisl'iant victory was achieved about I've
o'c..ck inthe snernoon Wy ten. Hsncock'- brigade,
ls.' n ~ Kenncdy's and wheeler's batteries.
fl,y Ind been ordered 70 tho right To- fee the enc.
ny and II possible 10 turn their len wing. Hors
hey were net hy Gen. Earys brig ado consist ng
~ tho 5,h North Caroliu, aud 2lih and 3sth vir.
gris regiments, with q squadron Of cavalry, who
advanced In line Of battle our TROOPS who were
quickly prepared T. receive them, opened n hssvr
Ore on them aud tho en.iuy advanced steadily 70
within two hundred yards, Wien Gen. Hancock or.
dercd charge will tho hayon.t, which was exc
cuted with the greatest courage. The encmy's limo
broke-bey became panic stricken and fed, leav-
ing their deai and wounded behind.
The rebels l.a upwards II eli. hty dead anil forty
wounicd. We also took nearly two hundred of
them prisoners. Among the killed AND wounied
was the Colonel md Lieutenant Colonel Of the 9TH
~ IN Carolina regiment. Our loss WAS seventeen
Killed and about forty WOUNDED. Among the
encny's dead was tho bodies Of t.u Lieut. Cu.onol
AMI of the 2i,h Virginia regiment, ,o.,ther
with several other officers. Their d,sI vprc barred
by ouf troola aud their wounded c~rcd for.
TIC coud i., - Gen. Harcoos and his brigade has
excited universal aimiiat,n standard - c.'ots
iclonjiug T. tho cavalry eugt .od was captured,
and a nsv GA it- way TO Washington Wien the
IA" Wa Of Gen. Iancock's Success became kuowna
shout went up from tens q thousands 81 Union
Il ros,s that made tie country rc'ouuI FOR miles
around Con. Hancock remained daring the hi.At
IN No works ~ tie enemy.
Gen. VI Cc''rn md s,afT arrived GA ~" field q, /,
,lo,k aud imncdiat,iy ride g. ~. 'front.' where ais
rrosencc Was most ioytuily hailed. H. Immediately
ASSUMED command Ia p"rs.u. Tho rain Las poured
In torrents nll lay. N. troops suflcs much from
exposure, but none complain.
Prom Information received from the prisoner,
taken a., enemy will make dec. i've stand at WIZ
iausur.h, rein rcem.ntr having been arriving sll
day, aud ten. j p. johnston II IN command.
IcG. Davis vss at Richmond "a las, accounts.
Iho cIcmy's works are very formidable and cx.
tend ACROSS tie peninsula, this aide Of Williams
buryh,
Tttsddg Morning. Muy 6.-This Is n beautiful
May morning. The operations Of today not
yet known. Til. whole army Ia In good spirits
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Tho French Emperor on American AGrir.

Tlir most important feature OF today foreign
news j. the int,maiion said 10 have been nude
by the Emprros NiroIroS 20 Mr.. SItprII that
II decided successes, oil either side, did not occur
within tix months, the French and English ~,
,rninenis would inicfr"se to siop farther ho-ti-
ties. Whether THE statement WIS intended
10 convey threat or promise, l. not STATED :
but from recent dc" lopacnis, which will be
burd In another column, Respecting tho
French Minister visit TO Richmond it AZ
parently bod, 40 good to the rebel envoy and
Li' cause. The Emperor confirms the iniima,ion
vail to have been made hy ". MrRcirK .ha.
thc time has now lcraiicd when 'hc Confederate
'ealcrs can hol' for The ai or sympathy .. for
zig. nations. and that the French government
would n,crposc Il, Z, rl offices in securing To- tho
South the spirit aud 'hc protection of the Constr
tuition Of tle United States, in accorlanc. with
'hc terms OF the proclamation Of tho rsc den. Il,
The commencement Of the civil Wat
This j. an announcement q, to highcs, in.-
por,anec. Though or war has happily enamel
3a,eA the Amccican people for ever from the
Sanoiul influence Of ior,i u opinions and leas,
yet il cannot he denied that our civil war still
renders Us peculiarly liable TO the good or evil
offices Of the European nations. We're the whole
world to arm against our country AMI our cause
would only stimulate Us to renewed cxcrton.
IN behalf OF the integrity Of our nation AMI Cow
eminent The ability, however, OF foreign ma
tons TO shorten or prolpns the struggle can not
be doubted. !, was well observed by $ cro:aN
SEWARD in a recent dispa'ch Ia tni.ei STATE
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Capture OF the Rebel schooner Glide.

Warrington, N1y & Tho \. = punhoa, IIu-
ron captured ~ thc 1914 ult oT Chst,est, w., the
schooner O. ie of Chatleaton, while attenttiuR 10
riu tie NlH' tNde shc wst bound t. Nassau, and
losdri va loo i,"s Of cotton sul i've terces
ft.rc. iier Ilpers and shook were thrown over.
board during the cruise
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plans lad been submitted 10 the Minister OF Marine
t TIC transit siatpr q, wooden STEAMSHIPS ~ war
Into iron -cased stps ofthe n. 81 powerful class II
r ss.4 thst u tie ~ips Il war will be armed
With spur wLiyA alone will weigh 10000 DO
grstnfues.
The camp E, Chaons It's year will be composed
- r.
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Riots Ia Pennsyivnri A Demand for the
Military.

PorsriRs, Td., Mry G.--Thc collers Of the
several mines In this vicinity, On n strike to-day
committed many hish.hHulcd outrageous acts
The punpins engines ~ some of tie largest colliors
weru stopped by them, causing -eri,us des,ruc-
tion OF property. Heckschcr's mines ere the Oh
Jet of t4or united violence The State authorities
have been called on T. furnish troops. Volunteer
COMPANIES are ORGANIZING.
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LATER from, Port ku,ul.

By HE arrival Of the |. >. transport Ben D.
Ford, last evening we learn that the health o.
the troops at that place is excellent. No move
men, of any consequence has taken place. Pom
Pom battery, at the junction of Dthoo AMI Pom
Pon rivers, was taken by the gunboat Hall,
The rebels He'd as soon as the guuhoIt cimo in
range of 800 yards Of the battery, leaving one
b. FOUNDER loaded AMI i'rimci and one -.
pountcr empty. The hlrIor is clear of vessels.
CRY lsciul>I, N-IrrpNY.-In the Fifth
ward, Ejvsrl S,.-r J1.l + Meyers and J l.n
Hal, AMI s. ts / vcl.,u Wail john II, ..cs, Pat
rio. Barns, pt'r HI D., Peter Eo'sl, 1lu Bt..s
snl Mics ON.L wer' sricitel i.ra....u. i,iuot,
withc.ta i.cuse. mi held In Sion ct,h.-A tito
Ell, years Old, residing at Crosby street, was
'soeiden,s' y run every ny fi1r.whce'cd truck,
and severely injured frederea wosse.s while
driving al express wagon ia FoGfth avenue, wa.
shrown Out by the lrcakin of enc ~: tho sXl.r and
his foot coming IA contact VITA part q tie broken
ro',, II yearly cN oll -Tuoni.s G ID was
touuA IL Wast.u.t'u str,.t LIQUOR Z "a witt /.
a"yore cut g. LIS mead, bat Lo re- .sci T. s,at,
itvas iAtiutd
IE>rEia r.. trrIo>,--Ihe Now York
Tyi lsr.lhic' S,.''t; W Loli rr.uters' Re-.
ec.t.on - t.,!r 10, at! els, Chambers stree,
A., cy"n'nt G1'u ol.rc.-e4 w,l, lie made ly
dating ..s!rl cu.ac.s ~ tie pfe-s, AMI other in
t'rest.us evoro.j ;, aaorl.ns s,ery pleasant oven
Tugs eutertaLmeht.
ONL HUNDRED AND EIGHTY INvAIIps Ayn
sich AHvo arrived in the United States trsuspor,
Dau.cl Webster, .v. General 81 C.ellsn's army.
EN-StcnLrAHf CAMERON leaves today In
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letter TO the Philadelphia Press SAYS:
General VI Clel,an s active conf lent anil VIII.
lant ~ ever, snd performs more dtudgcry than tie
ineanes pt waite In tie ri.ss II. shares alike tie
lshors And confidence = AIS army, aud with 1t will
nj are the honor q the SictYry.
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DissoLuTIoS or COMPREHENSIVE.
The copsrinership heretofore existing beswss.
the undersi sned under the name and firm OF ROSS
AND TOusEf, IS this day dissolved by mutual
consent
The business of the late Arm will be conducted
by SINCLAIR TOuSEY, who is authorised 70 -
Tie all outstanding claims Of the firm.
GEORGE ROSS.
SINCLAIR TOUSBY.
New York, NAV 9th, 1862
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News from Ncw Orleans.

In i. time for AN arrival from New Orleans di-
rect. The supply steamer Rhode l''.nl is now
iae in regular course, at Fortress Monroe, an !
~ may shortly expect interesting details of
rn,r. Itnt., ~ .DL.linn-
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The Providence papers OF Saturday notice
che deaf Of Perry DAVIS the inventor OF tDe ce.e-
brated Paw X .er, which tolk place Oh Friday
last. Mr., DnNis lal reached the good oil sgc 4
II years. starlAls IL n, as poor man, un. i4.d.
die life he worked a. Ais traie as csrl,uttI.--
Twenty five years $50 le Invented lis On .t.r.ue,
IN the manufacture Of which he au.assod fortune.
The trains on the Baltimore and Ohio X. l..
road have been resumed along tie Line, t,u!,. o..
sry bridge " Harper's Ferry having been com.
Mated
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Municipal EIcction.--An Anti.Jay hawker
Irjuuub,

Aici-son, Kansas, May G.--The Municipal
elect "a to-day res itcd Ia the etop Of most %
the Union and Anti-Jay law.cr's ticket by . ma
lo.ny u 90 The Council are Union.
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CONGRESS TAXES A SEGAR.
Details of Foreign News.
THE FRENCH EMPEROR ON AMERICAN
AFFAIRS.
Co., &C., &t


Late and Iutrresting from Yorktown, &c
Baltimore, .ndy G.--1ho following il taken
from tho AsrIcAn's special Fortress Monroe let.
ter:
The French war steamer Gs-send came a.rn
rom Yorktown sbpnt5 o'clock, bringing the F-stch
Minister; elso Captain Fox, Assistant Secretary
q tie Navy. W. learn that, up H. Que s'clo H. Ne
steamers with General frankl.uO division Nai
No, gone hey nd YORKTOWN, waiting 70 Lear frtu
above
one of the gum. at. winch went Ip York R.vr
Sunday morning has returned. She reports y. =
she found the river unob-tructed. that our qua
boats lad reached West Point, and that a force hal
been landed AMI bridge on the rosi u Richmond
destroyed.
Several rebel 'ran.porN were oveItaken going W
the liver. some Of which were run sshore, those Oh
board escaping, and were burned, whilst others hid
been captured.
The lates, reports say that General Mcclellan 10
with the advance Of the army AMI supposed TO be
before Williamsburg, In which direction there has
been brisk cAnnonading oil day.
Yesterday afternoon schoOner came down the
James River from Richmond, anl when near New
port News she run ashore on the south side Of
the river Her singular movements attracted con
| siderable attention.
The men were observed immed a,ely " take te
their boats AMI pun for newport News Ou arriv
ing they announced they had Intentionally run
her ashore, fpr thc purpose of reaching our lines
aud that sic contained sixty tons ., coal for tn,
| Merrinsc.
Several boats were Immediately manned an
started out or the purpose % oniesvoring 10 tow
her of, bu, tn Sng thst g. be impossible they 81
lct 4 he aud she wis burned t. the waters cd
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Ms 'slN ~
STEAMSHIPS pcl Hn, y nee + whence
yI,c Mil, +. 'cr P.uaiopis, W'se.
PRIos = - I,ucaI We bci. Gard att srs>r.
byi.L MuluA.r. ffu.ls1. it.n. Il 80! f..af.
4, uopNrRs WIZ. h ',. ", Daif u.
Mar, Parker. iifk Y'.k River 'rys.
Alcs Hcud,tsor. VI t.ueu, Providoutc.
1Icniy shave I.In. Httlpri.
Srsuite sat. u'.,u Bp,t1i, tosW L'via
Old Fellow. Carr tson y 7abetaioii
Powell, F,nion, Philadelphia
Gaelic, Swain, lI,lia, days. f-h.
ARRIVED LAST ENFN1NG
STEAMSHIPS Daniel " it,r,s' -, q.
y 4inlirg, Mieflouse. Ii%' 90. -. nv st..
BcI -. Ford. ltrAusiritl Pot s.iC iu
Brivid.ie, sloan, I1t Royal 81 INST
DARK >nlts. M.rfinan, Csrlenas s"--r.
sCHOONERs- Belle. II at. rr, mon,
Samuel T. Gud, iu,.lI ,buc StlV'pfi.
Vivid, Birgeas Io.t..,, :. itcs. iIt {.
Eva, Northup T. NIou i"t rr,y.i,r
FREDERICK Hal, StlIar,l. Portland. ttIu.
JOS Gicc. j. lr.r. - - 'mui,o, losw %.
fsnny DAYS, ia, o.. tuucOt aga, day-, corn.
BELOW.
One bark --uafne J. known.
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Advices from Munich announce the borotAsl Of
che Grand Duke Ferdinand 10 the sister OF the ox-
King Of Naples. the marriage WAS fixed for the
lssh Of May. King Victor Emmanuel, LETT Turin
Tor Naples, ON tEe 22d ut.
The Prince OF Cspus died OH the 2lst ut.
A petition bearing $1,000 signatures, had been
placed Ia the hands Of the British Ambassador at
furin implorins the diplomatic sssistsncs Of Eng
lsnd In securing tho evacuation Of BONE " the
9sonoh eoops
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On our outsilc rage will be found full nc
routt = Ne tNar'' t.,i - Yorktown chapsiI =
tsi mate O, 81 C'r0r tie cl, tue a. rit srIoon-
Pr snd ..f.-tiut fI.-..l iHi.y Of Afs tictn
and q, rinpu r,as iu H,i'i,.Di. I. tIe Gust anaiy
hLNncal, mgInet and marine y pots.
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Later.


ltEG-bNlsK flGhtiSG,
Washington, Nay G,--0nicai dispatches IT,
'e'red Aere lad ate Tat tho enemy are IN large
| '.''e aul s,JaE'. cntt,uahol laGr w .l4hurr
ana "s'~ey int,ni to dispute Al thN point tue
'nftAe' passage q our e.,y.
There hsA 1een s1mr brisk hshting, IN which
Gen Hancock Las taken two r,louhts, and r,puls.
ed Early's febel brigade Is a brilliant usyoue,
charge.
In tits engagement Gen, N,Acook', forces arc
said t. have killed two reb' oo.oay.s, two neu,e.
nan. co!one.s, aud captured o4e cl,onc. aud ioC
prisoners.
Gen Mcclellan highly compliments Gen. Han
coke ,gpduct.
AttL, time Of the ne ding Of the dispatches on
oss W. uot known, BIZ, it was supposed 70 DC con
~ r.ao proportion TO tho extent of the engage
ucrt, As the Sighting as very severe.
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klill Later.
hpvASof, NEAR WILLIAnspuRon,
Monday evening, MAY b.

y Z
Monday evening, Mayo.
n n, AsSocdied Press;
wlcn my dit stch was sent las, evening the In.
dics,ions wee i.at o'Ir troops would occupy VII.
iamshursh wit ogi much opposition The frst In
d'catious of 4, euemy's rear guard being REIN
orced was the lrt Of their pressing our lines about
o'clock in the morning, showing u determination
10 resist our advance. Sufficient reinforcements
had arrived during the night TO enable our generals
10 act either on the defensive OF offensive.
About O'Clock the enemy opened on our troops
possed On ths lsfl oompossA Of Gen. Hooksga divt.
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800.
Sren dollars paid for Dor Of Branireth's Pin
In the City OF Richmond, by . volunteer Of II
Northern Army, who was taken prisoner Al b.
RUM
A ball had passed through his leg, and the 81
ceons wished to amputate IL; he objected visible
10 save his limb II possible It's hrst thought ",
70 cleanse his system and purify lis blood he n
msmbersd how, OH a former OCCASION
BRANDRETHS PILLS
had restored hun 10 health he sought them Of
spo,hscary, and WAS sstonished to fnd tie pr,
sepen dollars per mail boz. But he purchase
them, although IL took nearly all Lis money ~
had the satisfaction Of seeing his wound healed
their use
This man bought twelve boxes from me, In
month Of April, " send 70 one o. his comrades, DO
before Yorktown.
Oh how many valuable lives uouid be saved,
our brave soldiers were properly provided W.
these Pills. They could better resist tho fats
and exposure Of camp life, and strike more Wig
ously in the day Of action and II wounded, .,
wound would sooner heal
Tho subscriber has given to our noble army
volunteers, ssnce the commencement OF 'n''
dJ,y thousaid Loass u his pills. ant ho" wo'
sugges, 70 the patriotic If it is not their d"ty t.
something to supply great want daily i.' s'n'
the thousands who are fighting for our
NATIONAL EXISTENCE.
A few doses give liJe and healh,o diseased
s,i,u,ion. ThShAnds OF our brave soldiers y
suffering, might be restored to health and res
for active service in one utet, II 'Ley "ou'u
take
BRANpRETHs VEGETABLE PILLS.
Tn cases OF chills a,.d fever they are severe
cure, and never fail
Reader. let not the army suffer Tor want OF
,,sd,cin,, send IL 10 tkoIn, and tho sick will b
and thank you. pn.vn,r
OFFICE IN CANA ST., sEoosD DOOR Json Bsd
vAr. southwest side
ERANDRETH HOUSE.
NJ B-Bs sure and have none other than new oil
A Bio HIT !-GEHrS PATENT LEAr1
Boots for $500 Ladies' BslmorAl Boots for n
and upwards At 1ARTLETrs Cheap Boob
Shoe Store, SI3 Grsnd street, corner Norfolk. !
CON. EuTT u STILL DRAWING CRowDe
bsrnums Museum. He holds his lsvses d ali h
today and the new drama 10 played shsrnooJ
evening: The Infant Orator delights svsrybo.
THE GRAND NATIONAL Doc Show AT
| nuh's Museum, next week, will be . great
Great numbers Of splendid dogs have slresd 4
entered. aud places ere being prepared tor: |
! more,
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The steamship Edinburgh arrived at this por.
yesterday, from Liverpool April 2Si. Her da,es
srs no later than those by the Hamburger steamer
IIsmmonls, whose news appeared In yesterdays
Sun, but she brings fuller details which are u In.
forest.
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A VOICE FRoN
Y 0 X X 7 o w NJ

A VOICE FRoN
YORK mi
vOLUNT TIERS,
ATTENTION.
VOICE FROM YoRKTow Ni
LET rAors srEAr yoa rHEnsxLvssi
Jag from one " brave soldiers now before York.
town.
CAMP W .srIELp soorI, NEAR YolxrowN.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY, ESQ,
so Maiden Lane,
May Isl 1863.
SIh
As there are none OF "Ho,.owsy's Plls" for sA0
heresbouts enclose order for which please ssna
me the smount in your very valuable Pills Without
delay If.here is any postage or eIprssssss pleas
deduct H. and obAss
Yours truly, In haste,
7. HANLEY, ADTr.
9Th " y. cava,-y
Before Yorktown, Va.
P.s.-Your Pill. are famous 10. the cure OF by
sentery. ard l have no doubt that they "a. prov
a. ethcaeious In Chls and Fever here as they hA,
In other divisions o. the army.
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v o L U N r L L II 8 ,
ATTEN T.IONi

VOICE FROM VIM
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the GRAND NATIONAL Doc Show AT
Nuh's Museum, next week, will BE- Q great
Great numbsrs Of splendid dogs have slresd
entered. aud places ere being prepared tor :
more,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-12
The War in Maryland,

A great battle in Maryland is apparent
ly close ct hand. While Jackson, with
the advance of the rebel army is at Fred
erick City, A miles northwest of Wash
ington, another and probably the larger
division of the army has crossed the Poto-
mac at Seneca Greek, % miles above
Washington, and occupies the west side of
the creek for ten miles, to where the turn
pike road from Washington crosses it.
This is about half way between Washing
ton and Frederick. Gen. Mcclellan is at
Rockville, or in that vicinity, with a large
army, comprising some of the best divis-
ions of the army of the Potomac, Burn
sides division and part of the late army
of Virginia, many of the new regiments
being incorporated with the veterans, and
the whole as we'll organized as possible in
the brief time allowed.
Here great battle can hardly fail to
occur at once. If the rebels succeed in it
they expect to occupy Washington and
Baltimore without much difficulty. That
they are in large force and will fight des
perately there can be no doubt, for hav.
ing placed the Potomac behind them they
must know that defeat is their destruction
Their only hope, in such an event, would
be that they might fall back and unite
with jackson and recross the Potomac fur
ther up the towards Harper's Ferry. But
if beaten and pursued, there would be ne
escape for them. They do not expect tc
be beaten, and will not be without severe
fghting.-.SprtngfeM Republican.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-12
Justices Elected.

Hyde Park.-Nelson +. Keller, Samuel
Wright, Alonzo Cobleigh, Asa Ordway,
Alfred Holbrook, Abel Smalley, A. J.
Campbell.
IEateryiAe.--Simeon Giddings, Harvey
Fletcher, Chester Harvey, L. W. Brown,
David Wiley.
Bet0ideye. Thomas Potter, Oliver Pot
ter, Alvah Chafce, Lewis Whitmore, Ar
temas Fletcher.
Johnson,-Samuel Bedding, L. H.
Wheeler. Isaac A. Manning, S. S. Robins,
L. Q. Cristy, A. W. Caldwell, d. N. Far
rand.
MorrtStown.--J. ?. Capron, Harrison
Ferrin, II. S. Kelsey, Warren Spaulding,
Winslow Whcelock, John Bak,r, J. 2.
West.
,Stowc.--Jos. II. Bennett, Albert Camp,
A. p. Holmes, VIM. B. Luce, JOS G. Ray
mond, Stephen Atwood r G. Hodge,
John W. Smith, Caleb Goodenough, A.. G.
Lampson.
Co0abridge.-E. N. Bennett, I. Mon
tague, I. Wcthcrby, A. Thompson, John
Brush, ID, ]. II. Page, IL. A. Morgan.
W0LcoH.-Daniel X. Andrews, Porter
Crane, James K. Noyes, !. D. R. Collins
II. G. Chubb, S. r. Parker, Earl Guyer
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-12

A WORD FROM A Cool PLACE.-We have re-
ceived a note from the top of Mansfield Mountain
in Vermont, five thousand feet up In the air,
where fires are kept burning on the hearths of
hotel to warm the chilled guests during these
summer days. The writer says;
From this grand eminence we behold mount
ain gloom and mountain glory: majestic move
ments of grand masses of vapor Here the hea-
vens are rolled together as a SCROLL Here we see
broad sunlit valley, bordered by lake Cham.
plain, cleaning now like golden mirror against
the blue Adirondacks sixty miles beyond. To
ward the east we look over wilderness of hills
bathed in rich purple and violet hues to discern
Mt. Washington, which, though eighty miles off
can be distinctly seen by the naked eye.
The view ON this side is similar to that obtain
ed from Mt. Washington but that mountain
can show no such scene as this spread out here
below us on the west wide, open country
stretching away hundreds of miles into the north
and south, and as far over the mountains under
the setting sun.
No painter ventures to beittle this view by an
attempt to transfer it to canvas. Clifford, in his
great picture, yelled it with illuminated atmos
phere. Nichols, whom we find here dreaming
over its subtle beauty, is working at something
more tangible, grand gorge on the northeast
1t is through the works of our artists that the
public have come to knowledge of this grant
region e. w. Nichols, Clifford Hubbard, ant
Thompson have variously portrayed its scenes
Several artists from Boston have been here THU
season. Way, a clever English water-colorist
has been sketching here for several weeks. -
IN. Y. INDEPENDENT.
The artists above referred to, from Bos
ton, are the justly celebrated B. Champ
ney, Mr.. Russ, Mr.. Hodgdcn and Mr.
Way. Their productions must be grea
additions to the galleries of landscape
paintings.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-09-12
The Crops.

The crops are now pretty much out of
the way of frost. Corn is still unripe,
but the weather is favorable, and we may
reasonably hope that good crop, eonsid-
ering the character of the first part of the
season, may yet be harvested. There have
been slight frosts within the last two
weeks; but, except in few instances, no
material harm has been done. We have
seen one field, however, David Campbell's,
of this town, which was very badly bit
ten. The hay crop it is pretty generally
admitted is considerably more than two
thirds of an average one, and it is thought
that there will be no general scarcity.
A good deal of hay has been permitted to
get dead ripe before cutting, and is not as
good on that account, but the same bulk of
the hay cut this season, is thought to be
heavier than that of ordinary seasons.
Some farmers have hardly finished haying
yet. Oats are generally very good, Hops
are said to have done we'll, and farmers
are now busy at picking them.