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TNOx'S OLD BOWEEY THEATRE.
IL Lessee Director and Manager. Fox
MONDAY EVENING, June Q,
vALSHA, THE SLAVE QUEEN,
First time In twenty years. with all original spendor
Graf. C. W. Clarke. Bolbec Mr.. Harry Chapman
THE FELLOWS DREAM;
Or, JACK SHEPPARD FRANCE
Its great success demands It's repetition.
Jack Shepa Silver Spur the BeauMs Fanny Herring
Joe Blueskin Red Bel md the Count Mr. G. K. Fox
THE PIRATES OF ALGIERS.
Zagina. Miss Mary Mitchell
The three pieces will be sustained bx the whole
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THE GARDEN WILL BE CLOSED AT IIx r. NJ,
WILL NOT BE oiPEiN ON SUNDAYS.

- PAkTlCULAh- NOTICE.
The nrst AFTERNOON OPENING viii DO on Wednesday.
h o'clock, and EVERY DAY, except SUNDAY at the same
hour for the season.
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commencing THIS y, anu cob.
tnunQ until further notice. evening Sundays
Mr. TIIOs. BAKER will lead the Promcnade Concerts
JPN.
which win continue until
The OPERA AND BALLETaS NJ
ely after the conclusion of which
TIiR EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES.
Promenade Concerts succeeding until the closing OF the
Garden.
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Expressly Intended for ladies' children Fairy pieces
constantly renewed and designed to especially amusc
the little folks.
The entire paraphernaa Of the equestrian school viii be
under the control OF Mr. JOSEPH FOSTER.
The artists gagged all In their particular OF
performance aud attractions VIII be- regularly pre-
scented.
Among the public favories who viii Immediately appear
upon the opening of the Pavilion will be-
MADAME T0CRNAIRE,
With her stud OF dancing aud performing horses
THE CONRAD BROTHERS,.
SlGNOk BLisS buno
.Jeeter
Assisted by GALAXY OF In the ampnitheatrica nrma-
HORACE NICHOLS Master OF Equestrian School
tn, will given afternoon evening,
suitable times TO admit OF the visitors parakng Ia ali
the other entertainments.
The afternoon win be especially eiven
for ladies' and children, faycrte iary pieces being
duccd and new ones constantly written and added.
The garden win be opened att PM
Promenade Concerts led by HERR KoPP, win commence
AMI continue until the Equestrian Performances at Pm
IN '"' TfiE SCHEDULE OF ENTERTAINMENTS
for the present VIII be as follows:-
TIlE GARDENS WILL BE OPENED,
= -'N 49, Ar oNEE ooSSLIoocCK +. n.
Ar ONE O'CLOCK +. IT.
AT 0NE O'CLOCK +. NJ
Promenade Concerts led by HERR K0PP, will commence
And continue until the Equestrian Performances at +. NJ
During these Promenade Concerts -. 1890
CoMMoDoRE FooTE AND COLONEL SMALL
win hold their Leyees - .-....
IN THE THE E EyEs!Ss,
IN THE E EyENIN.i
III EVENING. O. nd ran.
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pRYANTS' MINSTRELS- MECHANICS' HALL
~ Az BROADWAY, ABOVE GRAND STREET.
Monday, June 9 and every night during the week.
Immense Hit of Rare Ugh the Hoss Tanner Horn Little
Mac, Emmett. Florence and Dan Bryant,
THE RAW RECRUITS. THE RAW RECRUITS.
Use gwoin down to Washington
To tight or Abraham's daughter"
T. j. PEEL IN HIS CHAMPION JIG.
g. g Campbell, Leslie. Fowler, Gould and Hilton, in new
Black Wizards Tempest Festival Scene "Who
Struck Billy Patterson?n
Doors open at. Curtain rises at 8. Tickets Is cents
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NEW BowERY THEATRE.
~ sole fr0p'lss oaDXY JUs s 1857 mr. : '" L'nsA'a
Engagement for limited number Of nights OF the original
anu ''''a''4 MISS 1 XbAh IsAAcs MENKEN.
AoSp ain E TRkS RAs sr E soss sGm' Of
Mss I aT5 arTs' hss'sSis si1ss
With Songs, Dances, Jokes aud Conundrums
Incidental z rE ss M ins FIRE SCENE
'.'' -a.a The cast Of character. viii embrace
Mr. 3. Ryan sys II =, co Mrs W. O. jones'
DA'''S Anu The highly ~ ''"''
OF TIE nh MOUNTAINS,
Received on Saturday night with un qualified success.
PARSUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
EVERY DAY AND Evening THIS WEEK,
by the urgent sos!aon- Of numerous patrons the ma
mayer ''' SSssfHISSE THE T H sasE SHOW SHOW
$ $$sH $ $sHs E E E$s$H$:
The very finer, babies OF the exhibition will remain In
E#H s's$ sIis$ S FSEHIS$ SiiB
f ETsk IS IS f rnknYa e cl,lEpRsS
as R FAIRS sp rEEMlvM TR TMikS,
90 bE BkxT1lrtL '1 Snr f4fahs:
%Sy S SSS rSSSS snSss OUNCES
'0S''n'' eoD GALAXY NC 81 HUMAN BEAUTY
ever bched-a perfect cluster OF
HUMAN ROSEBuDS
HUMAN ROSEBUDS.
HUMAN ROSEBuDS
The exceeding diinutivencss Of tho III. child
passes all compreht nson. An ordinary finger ring passes
easily Its hand and arm 10 the elbow.
They will all be on exhibition every day. from III o'clock
A. ~ I'LL NJ and those over four years old from TO
CON. NUTT-THE $4,000 MUTT,
COM. NuTT-THE S300O0 MUTT,
com. NuTT-TIE $1,000 MUTT,
is YEARS OLD ONLY 70 INCHES HIGH,
WEIGHING BUT FAX POUNDS,
viii be exhibition at all hours every day and evening"
and at intervals give variety Of interesting pc ormance
GUN. from the Rebel Fortihcations AT Centreyic, Val
n biNo sh TIE LIVING BhzcK SEA LION LIVING NAM
MOTH Grizzly BEAR SAMSON, LIVING MONSTER
SNAKES, LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING TURTLE,
AND EVERY EVENING AT tx
VIII be produced IN the Lecture Room
THE MARRIED RAKE,
Ana 'he eSce's TOUR In LIES IN DANGER.
which have never failed TO meet with bursts
Admission 10 ALL Is cents children under sen Is cents
TIGHTS, SKIRTS AND LONG HOSE,
OPERA, THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
A full assortment, At low prices
UNION ADAMS. S37 BROADWAY.
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GEORGES
W CANTERBURY PALACE, 6271s Broadway, opposite
Laura kcenc's theatre. GEORGE W. SHURRAGEE.
j. c. LEE, Proprietor
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(J CANTERBURY PALACE, Gg7ik Broadway. prxitc
Laura Lrenc' theatre. GEORGE w. SHURRAGEE.
j q, LEE. Proprietor.
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Mode Of Drafting by the National Go.
ycrumeut.

Whenever the President Of the United States or the
Commander in Chief shall order draf. from the militia
for public service such draft shall be made in The follow
ing manner
when the draft required 10 be made shall be number
caua 10 ono or more companies each brigade, suci
draft shall he made by company to be determined by o
10 lie drawn by The commandment OF the brigade in the
pr,sence of the commanding officers OF the regiments
composing such brigade, from the military forces The
state IN his brigade, organized uniformed, sc
In case such draft shalt require number equal 10 onc
regiment 40 brigade IL Is 10 be Determined IN tho
same manner - go. ~, n
the whole number composing the military force or such
brigade such additional DRAFT shall be maic OF an equal
nurnber from tho military roll o. the ununliormcd militia
Of each town ward ned with tho city, Village ~ town
clerk, &c. .
when such draft is ordered, all males residing n
rsoincnta dtr.rcts are compelled 10 enroll themselves
,hc enrolment then 10 he fled Gin cte) N tbe county
clerks Office The day appointed the mayor OF super
ylsor OF Ire ward IN presence o the rcgmcnlal coG
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Richmond Again Reported Evacuated.
INTERESTING FROM THE RAppAHANNock RIVER.


Seizure OF the Schooner Mall, or Brook
bel Mail-Arrival or Refugees and Pri-
aoners at Warrington, Sxc.
WASHINGTON, August 4, 1862.
The wyanank has brought up eight prisoners
Gve refugees from the neghborhood Of the Kappa
hammock The prisoners taken during The past week
and engaged transporting goods the Chcsa
peake and Rappshannock 10 the rebels.
The wyandank, Few days since, cverhanled the
schooner Mail Of Brooklyn for violating the blockade by
trading with the inhabitants south OF the gappahanncck
sbe loaded with assorted cargo consisting Of shocs
salt &c and had also large quantity OF wheat on board
Martin Ranor the captain, and II. Chamberlain who ap
pearcd 10 be the man, taken board the
wyanank and brought mp with the other prisoners. The
schooner was towed up 10 the yard yesterday by the
Leslie.
one day last week Acting Masters Mate Sheridan, Of
the wyandsnk, with boats from the Frseborn,
captured, or Georges Island two canoes, which were
conveying salt. They were accompanied by two mon,
who were making their way towards the land Of Dixie
The two mon we're sent on board the wyandank and
brought up TO the city.
The Reliance a few days ago captured canoe in the
Rappahannocx, in the neighborhood Of Urbana'
With mail Of about forty letters addressed mostly 10
officers and OF the Ftieth Virginia regiment.
character and from the fact thai many OF them
closed In envelopes which have been turned and the
inside bear directions to parties a. Beathsville
Northumberland county, Va, il is quite certain
letters have been forwarded from that neghborhood
Several Of them the postnark Baltimore' the
inside were undoubtedly sent from that city, be
forwarded from Heathsylle One OF thom il directed 70
Captain Hiram Cole and asks him 70 send Of Uncle
SANS green backs from Richmond the writer being
under the impression that the ocers and soldiers Of the
robcl army made themselves rich by robbing the killed
and wounded unr troops Of the money they had on their
persons.
Several refugees cams up on the wyandsnk. They az
reside in Mddlcscx county and we're at one time In the
Fifty Virginia regiment, but when tina, regiment loft
rreder csbue for Richmond they deserted and returned
70 their homes they have been living for tive months
past sleeping nightly the woods or In boat on the
river being In dread OF rowing bands Of cavalry who
have becn securing the country In search Of them and
other On Monday last hearing that the rebel
cavalry wore the woods all but one made their
escape and came OF TO gunboats for protection.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

dealing towards tho private soldier any volunteer
omcer tender his resignation The soldier has agreed
20 INTO the service Of the United States with the under
sanong that certain persons who persuaded him 10 sn
hst slai continue TO command him. II he had though
otnsrwse There no doubt that many no woao
nave declined to volunteer. When he has been 10
he Is bound Tor tho whole SERVICE and there
bs no reason why his officer should be exempt; nor
80 far - ! can control this army shal
he be exempt from the restriction in that rcspec
which has been imposed on the private soldier larg,
part OF the dissatisfaction justly felt by the private
soldiers OF the volunteer regiments has arisen om this
verypractice. As soon commissioned officer growi
tired Of the fatigue and hardship OF service he ndeu
his resignation and Ia very many cases be has
means 10 have II accepted private soldier has such
means OF freeing himself from obligation which he
imposed upon himself, with the full understanding thai
the officer who persuaded him to volunteer equally
practice OF abandoning the private SOLDIERS who have
volunteered at their instance reflects little credit upon
officers and win only be tolerated In this army when
no longer control IL.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
JNO. POPE, Major General Commanding.
HEADouARTERs OF THE AMY OF VIRGINIA,
NEAR SrkRRSvnLE, Va, August 4, 1852.
First Lieutenant Winfield Simpson, Of Company X
102d New York Volunteers aud Lieutenant William Ellen
OF Company A, Twenty Pennsylvania Volunteers
are reported by their Coiones and Commanding Generals
az having deserted the service.
The usual reward win be paid for their apprehension
BY command Of MAJOR GENERAL POPE.
GE RICE D. RueoIEs, Colonel and Chief OF staff
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state Order In Relation 10 Who Are
Exempt.
cEyERAL 0RDERs--Eo. 90.

GENERAL HEADoUARfE STATE OF Nkw YoRR,
Ana. GENERALS uFFIcx, Albany, July u, 1902.
thc Militia law ure constituted the judges, first
instsnce Of the validity OF the claims FOR exemption,
80 .Sh sSw general rules for their guidance in the
performance OF thcr important and responsible dutios
and shoy esss Of odS SSO' ps hd tho
satisfaction OF the enrolling officer by physicians csrt
icats, ms well as the affidavit Of the party
Ts following impsffcctions proper causes OF dsa
bity wounds OF the head which impair the faculties
cause convulsions serious impairment OF hearing,
speech or vision; anchy osis or active disease Of
any OF the larger joints the presence OF pulmo-
nary disease or organic disease Of the hoarf; IRE
ducibe hernia; Hstua in ano; large hsmorrhods large
and painful yariscerl or varicosc veins which extend
above the knee; the loss Of limb, or the thumb and
forenger tho right hand, or Of any two fingers on
either hand the oss Of tho great toe any marked phy
steal mperlcctons which would UNIT for active service
In addition 10 the word "exempt, the words ''phys
disability should be entered in the enrolment books
opposite the Of each person not liable to military
duty for any OF the reasons above stated
III. The following exempt under the laws
Of the United States by OF their Office or employ
ment, and the enrolling officer wl therefore, enter
opposite the Of each in the enrolment books the
words exempt - and a memorandum Of his Office
or employment 1.-THE Vice President OF the United
states the officers, judicial and executive, OF the gov
ernment OF the United States; the members Of both
houses of Congress and their respective ofioors all
custom house officers, with their clerks, all post
officers and stage drivers who are employed W the care
United Satcs all ferymen employed at any ferry on the
post road all inspectors Of exports all pilots all mariners
actually employed in the sea service Of any citizen or
merchant within the United States
Ill. Firemcn 10 active service and those who have
served their tmo as fromcn exempt except in case
of insurrcct,on or invasion Tho enrolling officer will
therefore, enter such exemption, and note the word
ireman opposite the names OF such persons m the en-
rolnient books.
IN. The duties deyoving upon the enrolling officers are
at once delicate and important, and should be performed
without fear favor In all doubtful cases statement
should be transmitted Judge Advocate, General
William H. Anthon, at his ONCE, No 16 Exchange place,
in the city OF New York. who will render on opinion
thereon.
BY order OF the Commander in Chief.
THOMAS HILLH0USE, Adiutaut General.
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A Card.

DAYTON, Ohio, August 4, isoz
JAxr GORDON BENNETT, ESQ., EDITOR New York He
RAID
sm-I thank you for your former courfesies, and am
sorry TO trouble you again But persistent lying demands
continual contradiction.
The s,aemsn, In III. Columbus (ohic) Despatch, In your
Tuesdays ,ssuc that was "arrestcd," ard that was
implicated in Unreasonable plots, Or IN any other thing
who tslcQraphoi ~. How long s the Telegraph
~ hc ntos,stuied 10 such Infamous falschoodsY
" W Tss''" C. l.. vALLAND1GHAM.
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Lar. robbery OF Chrononsters and
watches In Boston--Arrest OF the Rob-

BOSTON, August 4, 1907
The ,,ore Of Messrs simon Willard SON. wel known
asa,ers in watches and chronon,etcrs, No Congress
street, was broken into aud robbed Of large number Of
valuable chronometcrs and gold watches yesterday mora
ing valued at from 900 70 "a ooo The roguss made
an a,ompi 10 open safe which contained large amount
of vaiuablcs, but were unsuccessful.
last night detective ccer Leeds got uron the hsok or
The robbers and arrested them while getting aboard Tue
., press train al FramIngham, ard recovered Tho pre-
pGty.
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raader Of tho district, draws by lot from this list
number OF names accordance with the number called
for by the draft Amy male thus drawn may provide an
able bodied substitute, who is then taken IN his
stead No persons Of the required age exempt from
tn drafting except clergymsn and those incapacitaed
by reason Of bodily ailments The old militia law OF the
United States, passed in l791 cxempts the Vice Prosi-
dent judicial and executive officers. members of Con-
gress, custom house officials post officers and officials
connected with the mail service inspectors OF ports
pIots and mariners in actual service.
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captain sAwx L. HARRISON, Ninety NTH regiment New
York Volunteers
Your communication Of July 2T is received.
L. NOT necessary TO inform you that commissioned
officer by sbsenting himself without leave, s guilty of
dsscrtion as well as a commissioned officer pr
vac aud subject 10 the process Of recovery and
10 the same punishment for the offence Nor do You need
20 be told that neither your colonel any other officer
except such NJ designated by law and regulation,
has auy right to accept your resignation, nor, under
existing orders OF the War Department TO give any
leave based on such rendered resignation. Yos state
hat you received injury the railroad, and that
tho medical officers Of your regiment advised you TO rc
sign This may be true; but: until your resignation be
accepted by proper Authority you are not discharged
from your obligation as an ocer OF the army Neither
your resignation the certificates Of the medical ccsrs
M there we're any), any other papers bearing
The subject have ever reached this Office.
II is needless 10 tell you You must Of necessity
know n. that under these circumstances you are
derer from the service OF the United states IN time
of active operations in The face Of the enemy II -
no, possbls " try an officer Tor such oneucss.
esncciay Is Il not 20 where he IL beyond the Immediate
rennb Of the military authorities Of this army, and his
eompany IL about 20 march upon the enemy without q
CAPTAIN II is therefore my deliberate intention 70 adopt
the course which most effective 20 prevent such
dcserilons Every officer of this army abscnt without
authority win be advertised in tho public papers and dis
graccd before his pcoplc Il Il is possible 70 do
No resignation Of any oIloer whatever win be
accepted except rpon medical sertI6eate Of the
most conclusive character, or proof Of worth
lossues II W. therefore 70 be distinctly unders,ood
that any cccr cf this army whose resignation has been
accepted without medical certificate has proved himself
worthless and incompetent
Ns,ber ain eredt 10 buscf nor with any sort Of fair
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Niro's CARpES-The rcntec Of the celebrated cabrie
Ravcl TO the American stage, after an absence Of two
years in his native country attracted TO Nblos Garden
last evening the crowded and delighted audience
have witnessed since the advent OF the dos days. Par
qus dress circle private boxes and In fact every part
OF the theatre was 6led repleon, and the reception
given TO the renowned pantommat was Of the most cor
dial and iatterrg character Gabriel appeared IN his
inimitabc gots OF feebe, In "Tbc Four Lovers sup
ported by Narzctti family, Tophod, Axe and other
members Of the old Ravel troupe, in the subordinate
prrts Though out practice for nearly two years,
Gabriel has cst OF the suppcncss Of limb, drollcy
OF face and pantomimc power by which In former times
no was wont 10 convuIse tho American public. Age
seems bn 20 perfect his wonderful genius instead Of i'm
pairius H. Al the conclusion OF the pantommc he was
forced make speech consisting Of half dozen zen.
,ences Ia which he thacd the audience for their vel
come said IL was .'ths most happiest moment OF his
I,fe and promised 10 forget America and the
Americans The attraction Of the night was greatly en-
HANGED the fenppearancc OF Thos. Pacde in ono OF
his comic farces and the debut Of Young America In hts
rerous leaps on the three flying trupeze This rival or
The famous Lcotard and Ianon Is not more than eight
wears Of age and the astounding courage and agility
which hc displays ali the moro remarkable Ds
fcas are esrfuly hazardous and fully equal 10 those Of
either of bis predecessors.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
-~~--~~~-~~~-~-~,->--~~--
Six Hundred Thousand New
Troops Called Out.
DRAFTING FOR THE ARMY.
OfIlcial Order from the War
Department.
The Draft to Commence on the
Fifteenth Of August.
THE PRoCESS OF DRAFTING In NEW YORK.
Interesting Particulars, Laws and Regulations
+, in Relation to the Same.
VINO ARE EXEMPT AND WHO ARE NOT.
THE NEW MILITIA LAW,
y, &eY Asn Ass
WAR GAZETTE.
In OFFICIAL.
VINO ARE EXEMPT AND WHO ARE NOT.
OFFICIAL.

Ths Order from the Secretary OF War.
WASHINGTON, August 4, 1862.
I The following order, calling for militia from tie
several States, has just been issued
WAR DEF AnTAENr,l
WASHINGTON, August 4, 1862. !
Ordered Nrst--Ihst draft Of three hundred
thousand militia be Immediately called into the
service Of the United States, TO serve for nine
months, unless sooner discharged. The Secretary
OF War win assign the quotas to the States, and
establish regulations for the draft.
Second That If any State shall not by the 10th
Of August furnish its quota Of the additional three
hundred thousand volunteers authorized by law,
SAe deficiency Of volunteers in that State will also
ibe made mp by special draft from the militia.
Tho Secretary Of War will establish regulations
jer this purpose.
Third-Re Regulations will be prepared by the
War Department, and presented to the President,
with the object of securing the promotion Of
efcers Of the army and volunteers for meritorious
and distinguished services, and Of preventing the
nomination and appointment in the military ser-
gulatons will also provide for rdding the service
Of such incompetent persons as now hold commits
sions
by order Of THE PRESIDENT.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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rARionc BKSkFr AT WINTER CARDES.-A benefit Will b
given the winter Garden, on Wednesday evening next
in aid Of the recruiting fund Of Sicklss Excelsior brigas
Many prominent artists have volunteered their services
on the occssion Among them is Miss Jane Coombs who
viii make her FIRST appearance since her arrival from
Europe iu the "Hunchback" !" Madame strakosch Made
molsee Carot.a Patti and Miss Emily Thorn are likewise
among the list Besides these attractions the gallant SOL
der Baadisr General sckss himself, viii deliver an
address, and the whole affair." from the arrangements
made for H. promises 10 be unusually interesting aud at
tractivs. The brigade has behaved heroicaly 10 the
field In the war against treason, and It's banners si
wave there untarnished by any distress or calamity.
Let the public show their appreciation Of It's claims upon
tomorrow evening. The following named gentlemen are
some OF tho executive committee In The management OF
the entertainment Hail. D. +. Tiemann, Colonel
g. W. Conc, Douglas Taylor, &c, &c.
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rons or vrslrIolr1os or rIxxpIIo,

being duly sworn, doth deposc
and say he Is the person named IN tue foozo
ur tacment Of sxcmpi ion, and that the matters there
10 stated upon which his claim fer exemption from miii
tary duty Is founded, are true - -
sworn to before me, this day Of ---------, Is
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Fowrnxss MovRoE, August 3, 1se2.

About twenty FIVE rebel prisoners arrived here from
baltimore this morning They gong mp the river 10
be exchanged, and here under guard Of detach
mcn Of the Eighth company of the Seventh New York
regiment
The mail steamer arrived at three O'Clock. There 10
no news from our feet the James river the new
Merrimac.