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, 1862-03-19

FOURTH IOWA REGIMENT.
Lieut.. Col J. Galligan, wounded in hand slight
1ant 4th Iowa, slightly wounded in shoulder by
CeHRAxT K5uza-tGeorgcA;; J.; Mccoy. 49,.
Fowler, Severely, Geo. II, Miller, Dasid t. jay
cox, Henry Blenker; (sercrely)- Corporal John "
CoarASr D-K;lled- None.
1JIunded-Geo ". Tucker.
hSradsdScorporsl I. !. Reed, Leroy s1augh-
ter, lseyc1ely}, james F. Robinson. dangerously,
eerous1y.] Henry Hummer, (seyerely5 Henry t.
mon, Nm. a Madison: R. \. Farnsworth, T. G.
Mount, George ". Bike, Abraham Moody, John
CoapAsT D~Kaied-1st corporal J. VI. whet-
stone:: "; u Harrison. j. n. Kctchum, II. F.
ham, Samuel Martin. ]. Il. Picket. 4. J. Rumley,
Seth Rowe. Lewis solomen +: d Smith, 4 ;; TuSk-
Finley Grounded and 1niasing) Il scrgt- Fred.
Teale, 5th ssrgt. Chas. A Gilhau. {seversy) cor
D. Gdstf ese1eyS Se5pofal Ghas 5s,a
| Il. D. Burna. {wcunded in hesl) ~. T. ColwelI,
| txouune6 and missing Mcrrick Davis. r. E Hey
nsx7ias, wi5lss Mshs, (sevefsiy)
Ioaf4sr F.-h1Ved- Third Sergeant, Edwin
| H.
liouaded-Samuel T. James, dangerously. l.
C1ary, dangerously, Henry a Barrett (severeIy),
Ra,iin Foster, Jeremiah Hanncn, {seyercly}: Isaac
Taylor, tscvere1y}: Lawrence r. Rhoades. ,z,,,
toArAsr F-E1Ved-Abram Holmes, William
HSunded-Mrsicisn Abram G. Williams, was-
oncr " II; Grandalf, Gaspar Armheart: Anders1n
kird. Albert Hendicls. VIM. Logan, G: B. Davis, j.
Il. Dor1e1ce. D. G. Dnnsmore. J. P. Heats, Syria
nus ueatt. .{seyeseyl Samuel Aaine=, {scvetely}, J
a5s15S1 Sss;s; SysisiS|; s}sA5dss E4sas STUNT
Ho9nded-Jas. n hliileep, teeverely}: Herma, a
sipp- Qess1ely), Gemmenmers Goble. teeve1elyl
Earton, Augustus Levi, J. B. Russell, r. VI. Rob
COMPANY H-Fined-Ia Lewe1let1. Geo Ross
Nau,sde9f- -Capt.E. J. Rurgaw, Lieut.. Lyman Par M
} cher. Sbadly) Corporal AbTan Moore. James II
! Bartlett, Abishia Freaks, Alfred Fleshon,. n. I
{eadi9 Ssiaa Seiker JOIN E S PeIegrine. u: 5oh
t coMrANr 1fHS fEHf.ad-seeond seeond Lieutenant Rob
: crt S. jackson Samuel Williams Alfred o'Connei
! 11npnded-First Sergeant George A. Robinson
fssfh a1sRa
!. f1st Corporal B. s. Everett. (severclya secon
70 torIo:al Henry 81 Ttumbnl, {severelE.> eixt
II AdEineon, Hans Erickson, yohn Ester, Henr
{ Philip n1iskimmins. William Moore, Samuel Il
McGfs, (seyese1y) n B HEotheEton: t',. SaeveFcl5
thsa geRRS ssixzf* Msssiass 1assi ehntn
IL CouPAsY E--KMed-EdvIn A. Richardson:
i Isaanded-Sesnnd Lieut.. Jane. T: Critteudel
l. Corporal Thomas J. Jack. I=aac N B5mms, Alyi
n. Brooks, Walter S Brodwel1, VIM. Chenowetl
L ambrose L. Scott. John Ewing {scycTc1f}, GeoEe
= Yerges. Joseph Van Gundc (eeyerely>, Allen Wos
- | fseyerely}.
, 1862-03-19

1T Is mpoSSl01c IL 1OicStc " udt tucGt Liz |
occupation Of Tennessee will have upon
Tic traitors who forced her out Of the
Unidn; but all accounts from Nashville
the centre ofthe slayeholdinginterest which
controls the State concur in Saving that
the malignity Of the rebels, he and
she, military and civic, RACES without
sensible abatement The manifest
ation Of their diabolica1 spirit ranges
along every act Of insult and injury
from the sneers and spittings Of the
women, 10 the shooting Of our pickcts
and the wanton murder Of the stragslcrs,
By the men. In all they say and do, in
their swagger and boasting, in their at1ec-
tation Of forced humility under con-
quest, and in their Wanting what will |
be done, they betray the determination
not to come back to an observance of their
obligations under the Constitution and the |
laws. The Federal officials arc behaving |
with great 1eniency to offenders, and with |
discretion toward citizens. The property |
and rights Of all are sacredly respected |
The soldiers OF the corps Of occupation are
well disciplined and obcdient to cont
mand; but what is due to a sense
: OF right and to determination
not to Cypress, is attributed to fear Of exas-
peratiug the cllivalrous sons of the South.
At all events, it is certain that the halcyon
days which the confidence journals have
predieted-days in which the Union men
Of Secessia. relieved Of the incubus which
treason has rolled upon them, would rush
into the arms Of the Federal soldiers, hap
py in the sight Of the old flag once
more, and hencctorth resolved to do and
die in its maintenance-hayen not yet come.
What Governor johnson may do in his
military administration-how far, as the
representative Of the poor whites from
whom he sprung he may succeed
in awakening the sense of patriotic
duty which rebellion has oycrborne-
time alone can determine. We confess
that VIC have little confidence in his ulti-
mate success. In the East, where slavery
is weak and Loyalty comparatively strong
he may build up party that will endure
But wherever the virus Of the man-sell
ing disease has had free course in the body
-politic-wherc the doctrines Of barbarisr
and force have been practiced so loag tha
the dominant class have become despot:
and the niggeriess whites coward
the cause Of the contention-ths
thpIoot Of the rebellion - must
We believe, be destroyed, and th'
Incentives to treason removed be
fore permanent peace can be made. Ant
what is probably true Of West Tennessee
isprobably true Of all the blacker portions o
the entire South. And unconsciously, AMI
almost before ne are aware Of the chanee
the armics Of the Republic will necessarily
by the pressure Of events that are beyon
human control, be compelled to becom
the army Of emancipation upon the pla
the President has laid down. That class
interest which is the outgrowth Of Grim
the parent Of treason and the support I
rebellion, must give way. The march I
events is onward toward the discnthra
nent OF the Republic from the heavy an
hated yoke Of the arrogant and cruel slar
power This is the Nineteenth Ceutur
and the world is governed by ideas!
, 1862-03-19
First Assistant Pc

eB The frat tbing that znet the Federal eye
% entering the camp st Columbus ~as sn ef-
icy na1ksd S. Bill Seward, tie ID Ahc-
;lificnist'' Net far diatsns wus a simf'ar r=prc-
eentat5cn of >Tnghc.aa the trai*of," and d
third one Of e Flb5 d tk6 zanswa5.'
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I"4EE1ug!uu COZ Tnl9ug1ruI1 1uaoEtet:1
The Commission appointed to Investigate
the immense swindie in clothing is holding
Thomas, Military StorekeepeS. The following
persons, connected with the Philadelphia ar
senal, aie here undergoing examination: Col
Croseman, Capt. Anegood, Inspectors Kern,
Kelley, King, Yates and Perkins. The 1nves-
tgat'ng Boa eo1eits ~ h,1. s. Gor sssketf as IL
Blanchard. Tic condemned clothing fills
four large warehouses fronting on al entire
square, and covering almost as much ground
as the Pennsylvania Railroad depot. 1t COM
prise= ever forty thousand inisntry coats, over
nfty thousand great coats ove. t1ttcen thou
article Of clothing, reaching in value about a
million Of dollars. Nearly aI Of it was fur
Dished from Philadelphia, aud your good city
owes il to her fair fame to have the stain re-
uofed aud The sVindIfrR rNnishcd.
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~ Two :children Of b. d. Hecox, ncsr
Thfee Rsvese, Mich, we're killed ftst Vcok ~
Iaudspum given in mistake for lobe1iA
, 1862-03-19
A BRILLIANT CAVALRY CHARGE.

The Charge made 6y Fourteen Of Tie Lincoln
Ca.ulry against One Hundred and Fifty
Rebeza-.EiU th7ee, seoand four, and caplNrr
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do tot Eish to be understood a. hIaUfsG
any Individual I Was moot faYofabIy In
, 1862-03-19
from tho Washington Republican, 18th iust.1
THE REBELS AT CENTREVILLE.

We obtained yesterday, from most careful
snd reliable gentleman, for many years 1nem-
from Thorough personal inspection Of Cen
treville and Manassas, the following accounts:
The fortifcations ut Ccntreyille, (distin-
gulshed by the letters Of the alpha1er,> have
The number Of enhrasutea, and Of wooden
guns pointing terridcaIl5 through them, rs
stated he!ON:
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iDT I'LL t4lltlG1le4E III t1lc tAIlU IL - LILY III
einess to report the facts--1et more practical
men see if they GIN aovItail them to profitable
conclusions.
These facts are, that there are here large
quantities Of csockery ware, made especially
for the American m2rket, nov On hand, which
can now be purchased at q deduction equal 70
the percentage of the tariff. The san1e Is
probably true Of cutlery. There are man7
kinds Of paints, indigo, fix. ol-cloths. car
pets, and block and Plate tin, WHICH are now
steadily exported to the United States, not
withsta1ding the tariff From many, or all Of
these, seyersi earEoes could be t;.kea il eE-
change for our own and other western pro-
ducts, in single season, for the Chicago
market alone. Blu! there IS another item,
truth, as know not its value in Chicago.
| This is railroad iron. In the Bristol Channel
| is q celebrated place for the manufacture OF
iron. It is worth here now SIS to the ton Of
2,2aO lbs. The tariff OF this is 512-maklug z
| the cost without freight about ss;- What is
| the price Of the freight, Or whether it can no1
be imported prodtahly- There is .. deduc-
ton on it in price Of 81 since the tariff passed,
/ which is half the tax that this trade is anb'
jected 70 for the var, which English nanufac-
! turers are ready 70 pay.
Is il rot, then, practicable thing to sell
our corn for four times the price in Chicago,
| ebtp the same direct to Bristol, Freight back
| With iron. croekery ware, &C., asd pay the
duty. as 60 muck added to The war turd. rath='
tbsn Jet the corn wsstr in lis bins2
Direct trade q Chicago with Bristol is :
| point to which wish to call attention: ]
think have stated facts Is they exist. It i:
to be Eettlca with yeu whether you eao send
the ebip through and make it pay BY teisht
ing back, as I have suggested. Tas
tine to h5 consumed by th= voyage. the
expense Of the ship, tolls, towage. pilotage
hsrbo= drcs, insurance DC, T1u all have II
he takta znte account Some Of tssase can b:
b4s.er esccrained in Ch!eago others must bt
aecessasncd>bere. What is needfal to be pre-
cured here, shall be able to 81: soon, Ant
~i:' mike the sEo;ect Of aucthsr letter,
In the usa1time, # soy Chicago citizen
wi-hea to make any inquiries Of me-, In 1escrt
TO s.'y business matter suggested BY tar fore
going, should be happy to respond to aa,
rriS5te oote. My position IS 1nat Of com
u'rc:al aseat, and all these Gsatt~ra, public O
privste sre il thcleei'imats line Of my dn,tes
Letters msy be sent tc me, dirers to br,s
to1, prepaid, enclosing 6 Coats in stAmp5. sit
which to prepay returu letters tsroa!a tat
dierascb sgeu-and they vii recsise lmmc
| oi.t+ sttsnt1au z. EASTMAN.
q. 8. Consul II Bristol.
, 1862-03-19
Further Lists Of Killed, Wounded and Missing,
ut Pea Rlegs, Ark, March 7th and stll.

Col. 57th III. Vol, com'd'g I'd Brigade.
, 1862-03-19
BAYARD TAYLOR's LETTERS,
Correspondence Of n. 7. Tribune, ycsterdas. /
GAW p1sArpoEs7NExT. Near CentseyiIle,

sons for IN advance 1t that time. But noth-
ing Of the sort was ever made.
From the battlefield Of Bull Run the ground
is rnodulating, hnt with gradual increase Of
| elevation, to CentreEine, distance Of four
miles. In fact, from the low hill upon which
oCMnn's House" stands, I saw the long for
! tidsd ridge towering high above the surround
| ing country. and have no doubt but that It is
] ehaDy spurs and the Potomac at Occoquau.
! There were few camps on the road, but none
| Of them seemed to have beea very recently oc-
csRied.
| return from this visit to the rebel strong
| bold, feeling that their retreat is oar deftat:
| For se1en months we have waited, organizing
| powerful army, until its dill aud equipment
sa.ci5 advance against the s'Gibraltas''
OF rebellion; VIC have forbornc to make
single step forward, until perfectly
/ sure that we should not have to step back
again We have allowed the river communities
ton to cur Capital to be bsockaded, our pres
| tiee IS nation to be endangered, the patience
Of our noble people to be stretched to the Mt
most, and the wings Of our Vast line Of opera
tons to be weakened, that we might not fail
when the 1onE-dc1ayed honr for action came.
our enemies, like the Chinese hare frightened
us by the sound Of gongs and the wearing OF
devils masks. We have invented huge, ex-
pensiye stesm engine, in order to extract the
faEEs from q dea. but Wnen we put on the
steam-thefca makes another jump!
+ Iam not military mar, you know. could
! be easily puzzled By deKtarous use OF the
Technology Of etaff officer. I hear on good
| authority, that Eevc1al officers of high rank
have declared: & The foftiGcationa at Center
vile were pe1fectIy lmpregnable." Impreg'
they must entertain Of onr gallant soidlery.
bave eecn Ce7o Gordo.: the position al
Ccatry1lIe : is rot Sc s:ron=1ct NC
tcols- Cer.o Gordo. y I have seen Che
| pol.cpsc: it Ii Ave times a. Formidable
tho bill is twice IS steep, and t~1ce as high
ret 5000 swedes, rushing up it drove 50 OK
| Russians, under Peter the Great, from 1eei'
e1t-enchnetts. This IS 6urpcsing. Of conrae
!, that we should be 50 ohliging IS 70 attack tts
: | rebels Just wherc thsE could ne:t easily de
. febd, emitting the opportunities Of turniEE
| their position.
, CONCLUSIONS
, 1862-03-19
TRADE OF CHICAGO WITH
ENGLAND.
LETTER FROM TILE Q. $. coNsUL

Chicago EsI5unc IN Ehg1and-J Far c'ossd 7assed
CrtT-6sgh Price eIiisfng in Eaglasd.cot,
ton no foayer Hing ef Eng2a1d--.Dreadz
Question 10 be Uppe,nost- Chicago Ws11sasI
10 te Rtpayed for q Grand Era oJ Bteud anz
Hocisian Trade 7aitA Europe-Esiees Of Chi-
caso Products in Lireypo0z end ETiao2-
ESrazizat;on Of Prices -Fdeigdts--Lnnaber
TfxtAe NTH Briao.-EsagziM Han4taetures
.etc IL The .K1;1et-Rai}road LfoA-Saippiug
Direct to Bristol.
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|Der Gomsref Der nOroliben 0Ous
/ 0erncure I'm @aibin9tom+

II
Gle madben Dem @rdfTcenten tbre MMfwartuus.
0a1btu9ton, 26. Septbr, Dielen
Mprgen I'M IL ubr tamen un9efabr IL Der
@puVerneure, wel9e tar3li6 gu Nlto9na eine
@pnfereu5 batten, bier an unO maGten um
l nbr Dem @rGfOenten ibre Aufrartnng NIT
Der Nbli6t gentle Hatbldldge gu mterbreiten.
Die Nprelle, peIAe Dem 9rGtpenten aberz
ret6t wurpe, mar gelArieben BON @Orp. Nn@
orew uuO pom alien @ouSerueuren a u r
81 puperneur BRADFORD unter3etA.
net. Ste nridt tuerf perISnltAe unO amt
lt1e l0Cha1tunS pOr Gem praliDenten aus ;
p ben GntlhluB unter alien umIt1nren ltine
conltitutiunele WutO, itdt gu nntertiBen uno
au erbaIten 3 le 6ietet lire 6alfe gu alien
Ma6regeln an Den &rieg lhnea uno liesretA
gu Gnoe gu bringen, eS li Denu OaB Die Nebel@
len freitptlli9 gum @eborlam mnb tbrer ccnltt=
tutipnellm Yaint 3uriGfsbren peroen, A. Iic
9ratMItrt DEN @raftpenten 5n
letner tho n unD o lAlttbt
tie nit elmer Gmpfeblung aller Sener, pel6e
unIere S9laHten selGlasen ba6sn.
Sn Der Gouferen3 gu NltOCna warOen per-
idieoeue Details belpro9en, wsl6e Dem Ora
~1pcnten uhO benz R~rtegaminilfer pGrtlt9 un<
tsrbrettst tpurcen. sic smpfeblen Die 8ilpnng
einer Jteleroearmee BON ntAt tpentser ais 1907
900 Mann pel6e 3u 5aule etngeubt uno auf
Il Mona.e IN Dtent gencmmen tperDen fol-.
&etn @UrtweGlsl Deer unciemltAe Debate
ftel Dor.
Ollie waren pom bslten @stIte Der GtntraAt
beIselt unb ltmmten fur bic llnterltuBun9 Des
@onpernement5 uno pes @ral %tpenten. @Ons
.~oerneur 8raDfort alein mar ntGt itber3eu9t
Yon Der 0stsbett Der @mancipatiousprctla~
nation.
SIM @eeenlose gu ein8elnea laat sspOr0e.
uen BeriGtsn Jet eelaet, DAP tstn BGrt lber
Die Nblebuns Sen. McGlelIan'S pOrfel, nod
purDe Elm gOri6lae eemaGt SremOnt an Ste
I@ntbe unlerer Mrmee 3u Itelen.
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NLattfo + III
Ser WepnbItfanifben MniDns@Dns
1enttpn tn SDracufe.

8efGlOflen; Sn Der @litte Oes eisan-
ttl9en Bir9erfriesS, ben Die Stlasenltaaten
pes SiOens iiber Die JeattUn gebraHt baben,
mIlIen ate untereeorpneten polttilGen Sraeen
bet Seite seleBt perpen, bis Die &ebeQtOn o6l4
Zig erpradt TT.
8efGlp1fen: 8ir empfebten bic BON
Oteler Convention nDmtnirten @anpitaten fuUr
Dte ber3lt9e un9etbetlte nnterltasuns alsr
Treunoe Der Union als Manner BON un6eteas
li1er llnbeI1Oltenbeit, BON Der bSAfen 8aGtg !,
feit unO pom beipdbrtem unD er9ebenem patrtcz
tismns.
8e19tOffen;W tr braneen in baS Sea-
tional9cuperuement, Den Grtee i'm Belpe nit
Der auBeriien &sa1t unO @nersie gu fabren
uno i'm Gabinette nit Der 9rGBten Gtnmas
tbt9feit uno @ntl9tepenbeit gu Ietten uno NIT
alien Wtttteln, pel1e Der @ott Der SA!a9ten
in unlsre getvalt seseben bat, cine 10 unse.
reGtferttSte, 70 bSswtQi9e unO 10 oerOerbIt6e
&ebeltCn fam rur purA ben tarten Nrm Del
@ewalt nieoer9ebalten werpen.
8rf@tpfen: Wtr beeriBen nit Der
9rTBten Befrtepigun9 Die neuliGe 0roflama
ton pes Wralioenten Der Ser. Staaten, msl9s
Die @eleBe pes 9anOeS se9eu Oas Sigentbum
Der 8errGtber In Waffen opIfrsdt uno Den
GntI6luB auSlprt6t, Die SflaSen alter Rebel-
len, pel6e Bis gum |. Sanuar 1863 nitt 81
tbrer DFtGt SuyidFeDrea, gu emanciptrea.
Bel6lDlen: unler tieflter Dlnt ge.
biibrt ben tapfern SfF3ieren unp ManniAaf.
ten unierer loYalen q. NEE mnD $40 ten Gberel.
Sbnen sebSrt nalere bGAfte 8ewunperung fir
tbren betCilAsa @ntb. ibre geoulDtge Aus
bauer nno unbejtpiugti9sn Gtisr unO utr per4
lpreAen Denlelben un ere ernlte unD unabl1lG-
gen Semibuneen, UNI ibre 9eipen gu erleiG
tern, tbre Qrme 5u ltdrten, tire 6eraen su
trafttgen uaO fir Die fanftise Woblfabrt per-
lelten uno ibrsr 0amiIien gu lcrgen.
BefdIp fen; Die BerettwiQigfeit unu
Der Gntbuliasmus. NIT melAem Das 0rlt
BON eer Staaten @ennlYlpanien unO Obto ie
100000 8euafnsts ~lenOeteu, i'm Den g;nfal
Der 3ebellen sOm QanDe Der Jret9ett 3uriidBu j
lAlaeen, fooett ben Dont Der loYalen Manner
ieees @taates, mGbrenp lt@ papur9 5usleidD
Der SAT- auslpriAt, In wel9em Die lOpalet
Manner otter Staaten berett RnO, Dem 5ein+
be ga teSeSasu, mSBe er tommsn. pann &c
riu.
Bef4loien: Die cpmpetenten Staats
bebSrben icutem lOfust Otabregsin trefen, nm
BITE Mtlib Sa enrCliren, gu bepafaen unO
3a p~tscIpItntren.
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aus ben @ompagnteen u, CAPTAIN
Weanper; 3, @apt, MeYer; $, Capt. Rato
tentprn; un0 S. &apt. Nberls, beltsbenp,
marlNtrte anter benz Commando Dea Oberlt
9ieutsnants Opsae DOR benz 2eideapagen
Dtelem fclsten Die Sff,tere oes 5. unO IL.
Wtili3 3e9iments, Die Solcntdr Sfftsiere un0
etntge 8rsiwi1i9en~@ Umpagnteen. @tne Cont
pa9nte Oe5 IL. Gegtnents mar e~benfaIS in
Dem 3use, Derielte bewegte IiA OurA Die
4. Ctr. uni ben 8rcaopaS mad Der Sabre.
Bon etnsr @Umpagnte be8 5. Neatmeuts. go.
., Capt. WteYer. wuroe Gem 8erltUrbenen Ole
leBte miittGrilhe &bre bepteRn, tncem IT,
etne GbrenIalpe lber (etnem @rabe abfeuerte.
M(ntor Nrnot wurDe am 16. B. Ok. In ets
mem @efehte, nelhes Der ~blutigen SAlaht
BET Sbarpsbur9 DUrber9tug, ole er letn 0a=
tatGcu gum Nn9rif fitbrte, BON elmer fetnolt=
den &ugel In Die Qunge 8etrOffen, In 8Clge
DelIen err am NbenD oeS nahIten Cages tdrb.
Cincinnati, BEN 25. Septr. Definitely
Der "Sdwur5en brigade" IS lit seniB cine
mertwirOt9e Gbatlade, DaB felt Au8brudl
Der teufltlden Nebeltpn, mel6e Die @rnllo'
la9en Der belten Nesierun98form un6ultoBer
probt, in einem freien weltliden Staute unr
5mar III Ohio, gum ,ertenmal Die Silfe Del
f~arbisen 8eUDlterung III NnIprls4 9enUntm.
Ell ipurpe, I'm unlere @ren5en uno I'M en9er.
en- Stnne unlere Staot ge9en Elm anprin9en-
oeS J%tete(len9eer gu i4iiben. Nm Sanltae
Na9mittu9 pu Die Dienft5eit Der Brigade ab.
gelaufen uno tie gum Gbmari9 mad 6aui(
fertl9, auf9eieut mar, trat elmer Der 6arbi9'
en-; sc. .. Soues, por unp iiberrei9te ibreu
bi8berisen Communicated, Sberlt 0iflpr
einen @brenldbsI i'm Namen Der Manni4aft
Yarfersbnrg abermals in Ocfabr. :
Der 0beeltneer u5nteateeacer" melost
@ir pernebmsn, bab a auf's Neue BE
farGtunsen pesen Der GtGerbeit 9arters:
turse best. Bte es lhetnt, beabiattsen BIZ
in Sad Jon County Lungs pes Sbto ll6 Der:
umtreitenoen Observation-Disclosures einen ~l1eberfnC
auf %senannten DlaB. Sbun tie es, 70 tperoer
lie bort einsn 70 swarmen Gmpfane tnben, olG
tbnef auf 70 tur5e Nptt3 btn II mSsli&e,
WeiIe berettet iperpen fanrt.
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Mese Oes General @affus>@lap.

@ir tbeilen na9traeItd Die ~uOGtdnbiee
HeOe Oss Sen. Galius Clap nit, wflGe per~
IeIbe Bet @elesenbeit Der Serenabe, tpel6e am
MittwCd Dem 9ralOeuten Qinculn oar9ebraAt
wuroe, Sgbattcn bat /:
SD bin, wte Sie, bterber getommen gu ST,
rem Der srpBen 8bat, Die Nbra9am Qiucoln
unter ben MenlGen unfesblt6 MAIDEN miro.
SD uno NQe tennen Die erOBen SApteriefeie
ten, unter bsusn er pom Yeeinn ieiner Yt1li>
eentIGaft Bic 3u bteler 3eit 9ef6mpft BAT, Die
Der @uIminutiunspuutt isiner gerraltuns TT.
Der @runO Dtsisr SGniertsteiten 1T niGt BON
8eute ; er aist liH nIAt nuf ben l1maano, oue
WiQtOnen Msnlhen, Die auf amerifani diem
BrDen ssbOrsn TinO. Die Stlapsn tbrer Mtts
menl6sn lfnp, neil fe sufdais etne gentle
Barbe traaen ; sr Iiset tiefsr uno 1T umfaGsn-
Der unb pi9tieer, a!s Oies. Gr liest tn ben
arusen grin3tpten, bic pom AnbeStnn Oteler
assteruns bts uuf Den bsattsen Sag I'm Rams
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q nterifamtiebe Ma6rtebtem.

Wem<Ynrf, 90. Sept. Der Gorrslpon
bent Der r3tmeS" lAreibt: .3pilAsn ben @e.
nerdlen 5oqef unp gtsel loa Elm griefpeGs
itl lattftnpen psgeu gewiIler Nn9aben peS err
faren, DAP i6rpsrs 8eldulOtsun9en tpesan bes
perl6nlt6eu Mutbe8 ose leeterrn oprsebraHt
pOroen leteu. Das 3erpnrfntb TT ein ur~
elufltf'eS.
Sn eiaer Corresponding oeS Commercial
Mbpertiiet bsiBt es vGs berrlGt aud etne
Rdlte stptIGen Dem Sber. @ommanbanten unp
@enerat Sigel, unO 80 fol- Der lsBtere ltG iber
gepi1e, an0eblih bonn 6auptquartier ausaee
gpneene 0emertuneen aber Ieine perI1nlt6e
|Iapfsrtett I'M UelDe befla9t baten. SD t9etle
pielss Geritht NIT, rpte t) es iiberal mieber.
bplen bore bon lolGen, Dte Zig ht mt t
Stgsl" uno lHrsdltde teutoniIGe 8libe bar
i6er ausicBen, Dap ibr anfitbrsr tnlntttrt
porpsn lei." 1a E2ssf@ rs
Der &egtmsnts-a r3t gl9mer beridtet, bae
|Gberf BerOan am Blutlpeten letee,
unO pbns 0sfabr fie isin 2eten teinen Dienlt
tban tonne,
Das9et9enb ss bes SO a.
Arnbt. Die Beerpiguns oes %perltCr
bensn WfaiOts Wrnrt, wel9er la Der S1la4t
am Qntietam BET letnen 0eldaest ftel, fano
9eIlern Nabmtttas ltatt. Die 2stAe befanD
lid, In, 0etpStye Oss Rir9bcfs In Der 2. NSes
nue., bon 100 9eitern NaGmilta9 oas 2etbene
~6eednsniB ltattfano, nm ole ueberrelte oeS ge=
%falenen 2apfsrn 3a tbrer leBten 3ubefatte,
TN Dalgtown Rtrdbofe, uabc 6obcfen, 3u
brtn9en. Surg aa& | ubr eeltern NaGnits
tag ,purpe Der 9eiG.n3ug unter Wuffbt pes
Sberlten 8ar9sr mn Der llntsrmorldalle,
Gapitane Rapf uno Erebbiel, Dor Der RirGe
9eOrrnrt, Gin Battalion bes 5. Milt3sNe=
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g(ns Der 8nnpeshauptaabt.

0af9ingtOn, 90. 9eptbr. Gs sebt
Das Gerabt In Der Stapt, pab Wr, Sswarp
lstn NOrteieutQe nteperle9ea woue, neil CT In
Der Gmanrtpattunsfrase pom Yrdfpsnteu iber
msifert tporoen let.
So eebt audi Elm @era2t, oaB GOtparO
Everett BON MafaGulstt6 an Die Gte(ls res
Nr. Sewaro %berufen werpe. @lss pas Tnc
jepch ntGt6 olS ebsn WeritGts.
Die Sitnation auf Der anSeren Geife bes 8lnfss.
Die Nebe(len lino bamtt teIGdftet. Die Gt-
lenbabnsB Bride iber ben 8appabanupd nieoer
.ber5ulteuen unb balten Warrentcn nit nur
einem Negtment belebt. Dies 1T bel nadite
plat BalbtnetOn gu, ben lie 70 fart belsst
baden. Der llmfano, pa6 Fe obsn erpdtute
Bride wieDer a%uftauen, iiebt aus, als Of le
alien @rnifse beabf6tistsn, f@ NIT und um
ben 8efb Der @e8enO awil9en Dem 9iuppo=
banned uno Dem pCtomuc gu fAlasen.
General Cana,
tpel6er, pie man iiA erinuern wtrb, tn Der
srpbeu .SAlaAt sa Sbarpsburs prrtpunpst
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