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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28

The following is a list Of the names of sick and
wounded soldiers who have jus! returned from Gen.
Banks's Division:
FIRST VERMONT CAVALRY.
F. Mead. Co.H. cB. Philips, Co. E.
y ehsiis, ssis Cog 5 p!s Walker e; Co. p E.
N Meciee Co. a. L. Gay, Co. Il.
L. c. Richardson Co. +.
These men report that they left Strasburg before
daylight on Saturday morning, having had notice
that the Rebels were in hot pursuit Of them. These,
with 400 or 500 other invalids, fastened as fast
as possible toward Winchester. At Newtown the
Rebels made dash at them, firing at the sick and
faint by the wayside, and into the ambulances, cap
turing and killing men incapable of making an ef-
fort in sef-defense.
The Rebels Displayed a white flag with black bars.
Our informant and bis comrades reached Harper's
Ferry about O'Clock on Sunday morning. There
they found train of cars which carried them about
forty miles, when they detained several hours
by the arrival Of troops sent to re-enforce Gen.
Banks
They reached Baltimore on Monday at noon and
found the streets filled with rioters. At Pbiladel.
pha they were handsomely treated by the Relief
Association.
Among the men who were killed or captured Q,
Newton are the following:
FIRST VERMONT CAVALRY.
G. Pierce, comps n'B B. Il lamb. Company Company B.
In the language of our informant, " Banks made
bully retreat" and the boys not at all alarmed IN
consequence of the advance Of the enemy. They
are confident we shal soon hear that Banks and
Mcdowell have bagged the game that has created
so much excitement lately. These New.Englander
are very indignant because the enemy fred indis.
criminately upon their sick and wounded men.
After the tight at Front Royal, Gen. Banks or
dered retreat, and sent the sick and wounded who
were able to walk, in advance with small detach-
ment Of cavalry Those who were not able to march
were sent in aInbulances to Winchester.
Near Newtown, guerrilla company of about 100
men charged upon the sick train, where they cap.
tured number of our men and niIe teams. In the
fight at Front Royal two companies of the Irn
Harris Regiment of cavalry, and the LIST Maryland
Regiment.
Sixteen Of Gen. Banks's men hired a contraband
TO carry them to Winchester. The Rebels shot the
negro at Newtown, and took him prisoner.
At Newtown, w. Il. Richardson, one Of the re-
turned soldiers fled into the house of negro, where
he was concealed in garnet until an opportunity
was afforded to escape. These sick and wounded
men halted here a few minutes, and then took the
cars for Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28

FpoM Euaopy-ARRlyAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
Nrw.YoRK-The steamship New-York arrived on
Tuesday morning, from Southampton Oh g ."0 .'
with mails 3 days later than the SCOTIA b ie' ns"
has Teen anticipated by telegraph h'm osps ""'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28

The New CANADA MIsIsrRY.-1Ae M0"frea1
CT. Of the Goth contains the new appointments
Ths Est /, as follows, aud differs somewhat in tho
NJ Offices from that already sent you:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28
HOW THE MEN OF MASSACHUSETTS BIZ
| HAVE.

The Boston J0HradL Of last evening Snys. -
intelligence that Gen Banks had 1een oii'sn 0a'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28
FROM GEN. BANKS'S COMMAND.
AN ARRIVAL FROM sTRAsBURG.

The following is list Of the names Of sick and
wounded soldiers who have jus! returned from Gen.
Banks's Division:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28

y.
TIE Richmond Dispatch expects TO receive stirring
news from the Valley, where Genf. jackson ana
Ewo command before the expiration oi aio'nef
week. :,
ne Ezprem learns that since Norfolk has fallen
into the hands Of the Yankees prices Tor mos
articles have materially declined, and does hoI
Doubt that that unfortunate city viii soon be over
run by the tradefmen and traffic OF the North, pu.
homes that the citizens twill refuse oil association
and dealings with the Yankees -,
Tie Mobile Register Of the Goth has dlspatsh
from PAS Marshall (Mssissippi River, dated tue
18th, which saye: "Ihe Union gunboat Creole al.
tackled MS about II 80 To-day. The enlargement
lasted about an hour and a bali, when the ''eoio
withdrew somewhat damaged A..
The V,cksburg Wig Of the 10th inst says Tue
enemy's gunboats at Natchez the day PREVIOUS
The city stili refused 70 surrender.
PROM CoRINTH.
MOBILE, Nav GA dispatch from Corinth, dated
TIE Dist says that diminishing continued yesterday
without important results. Indications proved
battle near at hand. .:.:, ,ho,
Confederate issues shall lie taken by the banks,
dealers, and citizens Of Memphis.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-06-20

The correspondent Of the Boston C6u-
yier, after showing the extreme Of polit-
ical anaticism to which many have run
in these days Of excitement, thus shows
the effect that it has upon the prosperity
Of their religion:
" And what is tho serious effect Of an
ibis aali-Christiau preceding of these
Abolition Of tho union meeting by
clergymcn It's To keep good Christian
citizons and their families from attending
those ohurohes-the pseudo-Orhoio Of
self-0pini0n? AS proof, look az the Gnan-
cial condition Of the said ediiccs. Aye,
there's the rabv THE Temple Church
has occasionally been let for experimenting
and comic-singing Theodore Parkor's
Church. where Wendell Phillips aud
Garrison hold forth, has recently, as
heretofore, been let for Rarcy show
in horse tanning. Tho Park Street
Church has let part Of its basement
story for the retail Of o refrosament Of
tic body; and oysr the door, in black
letters, is a sign not Of the Gross and
INC Hpliblt l1tc WgAA5 ~ Wvg otJftD
0iI,ccS but tho words Philadelphia
leo Cream Depot ., shade Of Constan-
tine The Winter Street Church has
also let It's basement, and to worthy
and fashionable milliner, and as a depot
not Of ice croam---bst for crinolines
and the sign there is as follows, with an
index hand pointing to the yestry door,
Entrance to lloop-Skirt, Corset aud
Drcssmaking Department This exceeds
those churches, il the pulpils Of which
clergymon preach against even wine
mixed with water, according 10 st. Paul,
or vino at y marriage feast, rs by the
example Of the Saviour; and yet, o
Phansc9s. actually receive rent for
the storage Of rum, brandy and gin, IN
the basement Of their churches. Well
may tho Epiac0palian churches receive
additional members aud attendance. for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-06-20

plo should be expected tor the next half
century to be abs to iul3il their duties as
tax payers.
10 Us it appears shat tlas free States in
Congress are talig Avery poor way Of
convincing the wafld th:.s tha South was
wrong, when ii charged ssein with az
gressivc intentions upon & Institution !;
At all events they leyet ia saeh an op-
partuuisy If Showing ti.4sr Aiaeerity Oh
the shave question is nw, when the
power IS all in ties @p als Haze
they awaited then Let the
stnefa al ss
SO far, the slave States have haa s.stle
more to DO in Congress, than look on and
see the ruin preparing for them. Their
labors for peaceful settlement Of the
nations difficulties failed, and with them
their influence with the angry extremes.
Yet in times like these, we love to con-
template the coat of arms of our beloved
State, and study the lesson it inculcates
Upon it stands Justice with the even ball
ance in her hand, eniblematic of our
good old States proud position in the
outbreak Of the national difficulty; while
the hardy fisherman and the honest plow-
man craven upon her broad seal, are fit
ting representatives Of the pacific charac-
ter Of her people.--Catholic Mirror,
raszv teg In. In.
We do not believe that the world has
ever seen such material as compose the
rank and Gle oe the Southern army, Ma
poleon never led Drawer and better set
Of men, Ia many respects they are SUI
perior to the veterans Of France, for they
are actuated by higher motives and have
made greater sacrifices. They have left
comfortable homes whore none Of them
ever knew the want Of one single thing
necessary to human comfort. Unlike
the troops Of the North, they have not
been forced into the army to obtain
subsistence. On The contrary, they have
entered the army Voluntarily, and given
up the comfortable subsistence which
they were sure Of at home for the pur-
pose of serving their country. They
have lived upon such food and dressed
in such clothes as they would not have
given to their own negroes; they have
slept upon the bare Garth, and been OK
I posed to the summer suns and winter
SHOWS for tho paso and aasoiiisA love d
Independence.
They have not been animated by any
vulgar love of glory, by any IDEAS 0
conquest, aud far less Of spells and ra.
pine Many Of them arc men Of pro.
perty, not few Of wealth, and all ac
customod to case and comfort. They ar,
willing 20 DO anything, to endure any
thing, to dare anything in defence o
their country All honor to their off
GERS but their officers honor themselyc
most in honoring their men, We fee
no such reverence fur any class Of men
in camp or council, as for those nobl
men in the ranks, those noble men 0
nature, who arc fighting, not for FAM
or gold, but for country, and indifferen
whether their names are ever inscribed
upon the records Of glory, SO that the,
do their duty. But they will have thei
reward. Their names are written upoi
the imperishable scroll Of that tribuna
which awards such prizes hereafter {,
1 virtue in its humblest estate as cartl
has no power to bestow. --Rtchmoae
DiaPatch.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-06-20

TnE MoR8oy ENoRArloN. "A CORES
pondent gives tho following as a correct
report Of Mormon emigration from the
ports under mentioned, from April 9th,
1862, to May GOTH inclusiye: From
Liverpool there sailed on the 25tl Of
April, 7O2 'saints Z" on the 9th Of May,
376. on the Goth Of the same month S07.
From Hamburg the exodus was exlen-
siye. On the 9th Of April 303 Nor
mons left that port for Utah; Alb on the
18th and $50 on the DIST On The 18th
Of the same month 100 oct out from
Hagre
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-06-20

there the harassed mind is edited on tho
Sunday and not disguised by the preach-
ing Of Abolition, Massacre, and Disu-
MON
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-06-20

COMMENT BY THE CHURCH JoURNAL.
We have not examined the matter so
closely here; but friend who isa little
curious about it, dropped in last Sunday
morning at Dr. Chceyer's white marble
meeting. house on Union Square, and
found a grand congregation of about forty
persons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-06-20

Interview BefWecn GeNirabapd an
ef.zsfstsA1 Gozxrsi,osss 4 u !
" You b'long to dc Armv. Mars r. p
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

THB SOLDIERS ENCUxBRANCEs.-Whsn our
Northern volunteers 60 to the wav they fancy
that they leave all their little sncumbranees be-
hind them. They never dream for moment
that the multifarious articles that compose their
kit-the woollen and India rubber blankets, the
two pairs of SHOES, the changes Of under cloth
ing, the eating and drinking utensils, &c.-can
ever come to be classed in this category. And
yet but too many Of them have found to their
cost that they might ~ well have gone into the
field with one Of their little ones under each
arm as to try and make a campaign under a
Southern sun with such load. II 10 impossible
that any soldier, no matter how great his
strength, can march or fight well thus encum-
bered. The weight Of baggage borne by the
United States volunteer is twice that carried by
the English, French or Russian soldier, and this
weight is enhanced by the clumsy manner in
which it is packed on bis back. II our troops
are ever to be effective in the field, at least half
this amount Of luggage must be discarded; and
we are glad to see that General Mcclellan has
sent sixty wagon loads Of knspsacks back to
Washington a. beginning. It is sound mill
tary axiom that no army can ever be proper
" handled which Is not in light marching
order.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

TIE CoxNo CONGRESSIONAL ELECreNs.-
Congressional elections in Pennsylvania, In
diana and Ohio take place in October, and will
soon be upon N. II is the duty Of the people
Of these three States to lead tho way in giving
us Congress Of men and statesmen, and not
of mere ward politicians or intriguing and in
termeddlipg fanatics. A Congress able to
grasp the great issues Of the present contest
has now become absolutely essential to success.
The nation will emerge from this war either
the most powerful or the most broken, frag-
mentary and impoverished on the face Of the
earth. We have not the slightest doubt Of the
result il the people will look at the national as
pects of the Congressional elections, and, avoid
ing Gil discussions as to what nincompoop shall
Hll this or that State or local office, devote
themselves entirely and enthusiastically TO ttt
election Of sound, sensible, conservative, na
tioual Congressmcn.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
The scottish Ga..ss in Jones' wood.

The Scottish Games I'm Jones' Wood.
Tho sixth annual games Of the New York essdenian
clsb held Wednesday In Jones' Wood, anwas marx.
cd success. very large and particularly solsss party
numbering several thSusasds, were asseAbicd N the
Wood to witness thespsrs, and rsquirsdah the rsing
stock Of the Second Railroad 70 convey Ne ss
tors 70 and from he grounds The spors COMMANDED at
ten o'clock in tho forenoon with an old fashioned SCOTCH
reel on tho grass TO the music Of the ppes assv which
prizes for tho following athletic games we're con.ests
FOR Putting tho stone (heavy ana ixht), throw.
inc the hsmms< (hsavy and ightl, runping and
stsndinr ,prnps, broadsword dance, short and long
ysses vnulting with the pc'e Highland nng, tossing
49,. c,ber racing sacks (very anusng). standing and
rnnnus high leaps hurdle rApes (excit,ns). hop, step
ana Jump and tho wheclbaSew The sports were
witnessed by very large coucourse OF persons OF bcsh
sexes while others dsed themselves with the festive
dance splendid doAbls siksu, bullion bound bannos
Was presented 70 the club BY the ladies' q s memesrs
ana their friends fhe presentation was accompanod
appropriate cereAonies The annsonsnss instcd uAsi
dusk The ref Ahment portion OF tho ortertannout va
under the PERI ona charge Of Mr. seae ena
festivities upAer the direction Of the cliswins Committed
u - "'as Chief D. MCMILLAN, CkaIrmsn,
secoud ChIeftan TH06, BARCLAY.
1hlrd Chlofsan GEORGE 0ILLULvs
Clausman JAMES CUMM1N0,
0ansman y0QN M0L8LIAN. =
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
INTERESTING FROM FROM ftoaioa.

Arrival eT THO Dciphine ne This Pere.
By tho arrival OF ths naval supply schooner Deiphs
Captain orton Al this port yesterday atsrnooa wGase
enabled to give the latest aews from Fiorids.
Tho city Of 81. Augustine wss bold by oomransso
OF tho Now Hampshire Rourth uader Loutesant Cooas
j. Sleeper. The nhab;tanss we're mol prsviisssd -
have either cgress inyress with lhS couutry In ee
vicinity OF the city, owing 10 the hordee snd bandsoh
gueraS WHO organizing themselves. This nas pro
ducsd tsrror IN the neghberhocd the saerliAs -
DOT hesitate 10 kill those who idse with them onco shsy
get them into thcir power The Halfway House, aeMh
called between Jacksonville sud ST. Augustine has -
rendezvous for the gucrilias, long sinoe
attacked party OF reconneitcrng cavalry and drove
them back with SUCCESS
The Inhabitants Of 81. Augustine. informed; 80
10 wreched condition for tho common necossartss q
life, and have o depend the commssary Of the arnF
for the supplies which they receive
Tho South Carolina spok, tho Dciphtas -
St. Johns, bound Cor Port Royal; tho Paul Jonos, Com
nander Stsedman senisr ocer, on Charleston The Jana
Adger Lieutenant Commanding Owen; the Uhion. LAsa-
tenant Commanding Downes tho yacht Amcrca Actlno.
Master Baker, the yacht Hope, Acting Master BrsssA
wersall on Charicson Tho bsrk Restless Conroycea-
mandins, was at Bulls Bay. Tho Dawn (stesasr), CO.
mander Greasy, wss ~ Fcrnandina The steamers -
srocn and Uncns were at 50. Johns.
Tho inhabt1nts OF Florida are strongly 0tlA
arc badly cotkod badly fed aud arc hundreds shsl
housclsss, and not with means 70 f0od eee
ing. Many OF them the wicked rebellion; aslhey
cat and call for vengeance upon tho origaatorSof IL
war
The Dephino brought mail TO this rort and othss ~
ters Of importance to the friends OF officers and sosg
aud she will returs again to the blockadng squsroa e
South Carolina In about days. The captan kindly
ntimated that all packages LETT nj No 20 vesey sfee4
for the officers OF the South Caroline squadren win q
taken from this port free Of expense, aud tha4 -
creates; and attention shall be observed Ia hogln0
lnsin faithfully delivered to their respective
The markets ut S. Augustine were In unoeetla9
asc snd all knds q provisions ranged a. very hiGh
Tea cofee and sugar, with nour and butter
Scttias s~arce, and brought remarkably hshspriso.
The Whole city was BEGINNING 70 feel theso e0ecas
blame principally for the hunaliatng state 70 wloh ~
country had been brought and tho cursed war II whi9
10 was now engaged
The officers soldiers Of the squad rom whom the -
phins ef In thD enjoyment Of sxceent aath go
spirits; but there nothing OF much tmporaanas %
port and AN quiet Ia and around that distsst q ~
country.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
i IMPORTANT FROM MONTH CAROLINA
Desperate Fight at the Town
Of Washington
The Rebels Repulsed wit4
Severe Loss.
Accidental Destruction or the Unitsl
States Gunboat Picket.
6ss, As.. Aes

Foxrssz MosRos, Sept 10, lsoa
BY The arrival Of tho steamer Guido iron hewbssn
osra that shs sebes 100 strong. attacked wssAisg
ton. N. C.. on the morning Of the 9th instant.
Altar desperate ashs Of Two hours the rsssis -
pulsed ana pursuod sovsa miles.
The gunboat Louisiana rendered essential servtee 4
Smelling the rebcs ous os the strong position sAsy -
sc,ssd
The gunSoas Picket blown up by an aos1as1A
sxposioa II hor magasas cspsaa NioAoA end ans-
teoa men wore killed and s,x wounded.
Our lcss % shore was seven killed end eorty-ssves
wounded.
Thirty ,.ssis wsrs tlllss ssa shasy-ax sakss sss.
scnsfs
The robsls surprised the town q washlsssos n O, q,
daybrsak ths moroIus o TIE 9th lass. ~ wses ~
pulsed after two hours desperate aghsing q ssassl =
previous despatch.
The First regiment u North Casoas Union voluatsssst
uudse COL Potter fought with The greatest sravsss -
mast determined hsroism. e
Col Potter had . horse shot uuder him
Companies ana D.of tho Twsasy fourth MassasAssaas
regiment. were We acstoa None oe them we're Gisa
scvcrai. however, were wounded.
Our force engaged was only i've huaAssA.
iu addition % killed saa wounded ~ AAvs fsssaa
missius.
A large ssasss oe Tho rebess we're wounded.
General Foster ed ssan wsaa V washiastoa, n. 0,.
ssndsy.
csieost Stevenson w'n have oommasd of Mswsssa =
Geuorsl Fosters absencs
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

out ct al interfering with the businelD avocs-
tons Of our citizens A few hours week
would suffice for the drill, and tho exercise y
healthful and agreeable. The sense Of relief
and of perfect safety, in every event, would
moro than pay for the little time and labor re-.
quired, and cvery citizen could thus easily be-
come an efficient member Of the National
Guard. Organize aud drill. M
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

Movements Or General BfcDss~sll.
ALsAHy, Sept. IA. loo9
asscrai MeDswssf arrived hero this afsssnssSiA ~
day boas
LEFrR PROM GENERAL x'DOvKLLs To, unn rRu1~
Dssr Aszno. AN NvEsrIoArvoe ISss sn oow
DyCr IN TIE lATu DArTLust~
wAs&sops, Sega s.isss.
To H@ ExcN1WsY rne PnxADsEr,-.
have been informed by Senator thAk - be- 800
In psnoil written BY colonel o. cassaey, mortay
wounded 10 The recent battle, stating. among stAse
causes, THAI 'ehc was dying viosim - McDowsils
trcaehsry," and that bis last REQUEST was thaA
this note might be shown 70. yss That ~,
colooel besved this charge, asd feis that hts lass
earth great public service, hers bss =
think qsestion. This solsna aoc~satou from tAes
grave OF gallant ofcer who died for hs country -
titled to great consideration and feet called upon
doavor to meet IL rs we'll ssssraA charga from oa
now no osxer able to support IL, can - met
therefore bog you pleass . cours inssi
tutsd cs its investigation; and, in the absence of any
knowledge whatever to tho par.csar nc. acss tus
or pses general conducts The ascanssd may hayp haA
- visw have 70 ask that the inquiry 30 without. ,smi
tatioa, and be upoa any pant and evory sssjssa
wAi0A may in any way BE- supposed 70 have e0
70 his belief that II may bs dreeted -
my whole conduct a. general onncse, oithse
under another whsstin separate command, whshsr
matters sf administruAion command; 70 my cor
rcspondeuce with apy OF The cnsmyb cornmandcrs, -
with any ole within the enemys lines; "a my ccndnsA
and lac policy pursued BY towards the inhabitants e
the country oeeupsA by troops, with rcfersacs -
themselves thoir property; and frth. 70 any npa-
tations Of ndHact treachery or dscyalty towards ~
nation or aAy Individual having, lsks myself, ~
portaut uustwhsther have or haxe mot boon hNAfab
~ subordinate 70 those placed me, siyns than
heartily snd t. the best Of my capacity al the supposA
In my pswor; ana whether ] have or have not facd.
through unworthy personal motives, TO Vie cid u
or sesd reinfOrccmsnts 70 my brother comnAndos.
That this subject Of my alleged ,reschszy disloyasy
may fully inquired inso beg that all scers soldiers
or civaDs who know or think hoy know. o. any ass
Of mine labo 70 the charge in question, he allowed ans
hvited 70 maze II known to the cours.
ialso bag that the proceedingr Of tho court nay -
OPEN and free 70 he press from day 10 day have ~
honor 70 bs, very respectfully, your obcdens -
want IRWIN MCDOWELL
Commanding Third Army Corps, Army Of Virginia.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

MAP OF TIE DISTRICT CoIummA .-Weha received
copy Of and beautifully engraved typographical
map Of the original District Of Coumsa published by o.
woolworth Cotton, No. IS Bcekman street, New York
This map three feet square, printed thick white
paper locates the forncacns around the city of WASH
ngon and all the rivers post roads, railroads and creeks
within the dsct The distances from point 10 point are
given with mathematical accuracy, This map shows that
washington 10 safe
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
The Repsrted' Rspalss Of General fesss.
Grams False.
PaiIApsLrmA, Sept.

FHNADHPMA, sept. rs I5oz.
Tho rebel report received v.a Memphis, ins dsspssch
dated the 9th instant General Rosscrnns had attack
ed the rebels at Tpeo Mss been rspuisca proved
70 bs false by letter 10 the Cincinnati Cemmsrciai,
showing that the 9Th osan, General Rssscrans and
his army were Iuka Miss aud had had engagement
with the enemy.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

Kxx<uCxy AND McthuLAv.-The following xeeoiuttm
was Adopted unanimously by the General Assembly a
Kxhtucky on Friday last
Resolved That Kentucky has with delight the restors
, lion OF Con Geo. B. Mcclellan 10 Tho con mand o. ~
Army OF Virginia, and regards ~ hGh sokcA 49,
undcr his command tho war will hereafter ~ pfoeeouss9
with the skill snd cncrgy necessary v bfeg apss
auA auccessful termination.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

wHIm GARDu.-That sterling actor, Mr. J. W. wallack,
takes hisbsnsAt this evening. Tho play Of Fazio" will
be gven miss Bateman sustaining her popular part of
Blanca. 10 will be followed BY " Black Eyed SUSAN"
Mr. wallack appearing as wlliam-a character in which
he has but few equals.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

NEW Bowmr.-A new drama, " The ZincAiis Rsvsrge,'
will be produced At this houss tonight for the bsaefs
Mr.. G. G. Bonifscc The other entertainments will con.
sist Of Pocahontasu and "a The French spy"