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BUSINESS Noilres.
AFRATED BREAD.
From Dr. Stone Family Physician Of President Lincoln.

From Dr. Stone Family Physician Of President Lincoln.
"WAsalSGros. d. G., March T. l5Gl.
Since the Introduction OF the AERATED BREAD have
ad equen, opporunes Of testing it, merits. TIE peculiar
principle involved in its manufacture ard the absence OF
everything but the pure cssensl ogedors render this
article pecui,ry he,tfu Perhaps Of the most frequent
dysppc Ia this country is the almost uni
osy Dad Of the bread eaten by people Thus
either dosd with chemical sgeuts to bsnch the mate
used l. the the stomach receives ood which
only be as,imss with great deulty aad persistence
In it. use viii inevitably lead to di,esse.
From ny knowledse Of this process and personal expe
ence the inertia OF tho bread thus made cheeully
commend Il TO NY friends.
"HonKnr king Stone. NJ d."
The AYEATyp BREap Co prepared to fill orders
for tie above bread IN large small quantities. nt their
baAcTy, in LirarErrgrLAcr cox. oF FouHrnsr.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Hosumr AND MEss FURsisnrsG GooDs.
No. los ,ih,v..
For the accommodation OF orr uptown friends eod custom
en- we haze opened branch e, the above Location.
a. RASxIy & Co,
N B.Pa.icuar attention given to the maLaiacsuEe Of
fine Dress Shirts, Colirs, &c. to order
n strange ana singular story sometimes DecOlnes
history 70 il - with KSor, the HArTEE Of Broadway and
futon' AZ the immeoss ,sle. nsde by him would nate
ssnse story II tod Everybody goes to KSoKs FOR ir
snd s strange 70 the ruth his store yet Ksoss
collar style invi.ei them to buy.
ROGERS d RAYMOND
invite me attention Of all classes OF the public their
STrLisH AcoRrsgSro oF
srRisG AsD SrsuER CLoImya.
comprising ard dl,hng style, Ia SPgISG oyEEcoArs
aoJ all the ae.. fashions in EVERY DEsoRPTioS Of Spring
and Sumner Wear Call AID Judge II hi, splendid stock is
not tie
CHg,Pk-r ~ THR HARgEr.
Ea, one price for any Article.
SroEs. No. 81 2 IS Tultou.st and No. 2li Broadwsy.
WHEELER * WILSON'S
SGWisGMAChrXs.
a. SEE he BRafpgR Price - cents
Oiiife. 30. 3e5 broadway.
ASenei,s Throughout ihe country.
kEsDiE. you can have an enduring. always
ready rnd eao. Com PES exactly adapted to ycur hand
sd ye writing which will do your writing vastly cheap
ih-r stee Pens II you wan, THE Pom is Misa'ie.
thar tie ,w8il." ia another colgmn.
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Aileyiutor.-Cc cured for one cent each, BY
using DR.. BRlGGS'S CORN and BuNlON ALLIE
NIArOR, new. harmless and eertein cure for CoIns
Buuions Cslositics. Frosted aud Bls.ered Feet, etc
Warranted 10 produce results satisfactory and surprising
Price 25c SOC. and = per box. Sent by mail on
receipt OF priee eni cents. sold by Drus;ists Dr.
BRIGGS, Proprielor aud PiAosal Chrolo No. sIa
Broadway, opposise ,t kspps Coarch. New. York
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War News.
sPECiAL NOTICE TO OFFICERS U. g. ARMY
HUNT 5h'S Patent Day aud Night ArGy Pocket CON.
PASSES :As conpasses which be At nishS
without light. Every officer should bsve ons They ns
used by hest Rgsd tile lowius letter usD
Major Mysy Chief o, ssusl Department. U. g. A.;
OrrioE 1uE StGX Al OTplc.K -
AMY op rHn POrosAo WAsHVisroN. Feb " 100 s!.>
SIR have Lad sde coupsss you me some ums sS
examined and hnd that can he vEAD OF much mo's
at siaAr than any other compsss have seen.
kespeotully. yoIr obedirn servant, 7, = A.
ALBERT MfER, Sisusl Ofhces, MgS' W.
w. hrSrRR No. loo Wian-s' New s.s,s .S 1, sctiss
Piics s. and SiO; will bo forwarded % oIo n..
service on receipt Of price, without any sits se"s
II. W. HUNTER, - c,,vu,.-xt NJ.
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PARsos BROwELow.-A Committee Of the Young
Mems Republican Union will go down in the hm-
boy boat this morning, 10 meet this gentleman uni
eecor him TO tho city. He will land III the foot Oh
Barclay street. about II o'clock, and thence VIII 20
TO the Astor House. Ills public reception VIII be Oh
Thursday evening, nj The Academy oi Masic
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GosE o. WHALING VOrAGG.-CaFt. "iiianS'
the celebrated lecturer and deinontor oi the hard
niips, trials and pleasures incident to whaling voy-
age, has weighed anchor after IN eight months
cruise at Hope Chapel and has temporarily le''
NcwYork for Philadelphia, to try his luck IN thA'
quarter.
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Carpets:! Cerpetsl !. Carpets - Carpess!!
CSnPi,rs CAKPEiS. CARPEIs. CARPETS CAR
pErs. CARPETS CARPETS. oil Cloths. oa .ioth,
OH Clo.bs. oil Cloth. Oil Cloths. Oil Clo,h' HI
RAM ANpCVSUN, No % Bowsry! Enslish Moialhon,
Velvet Brussels SPY aud Ingram carpets. Rugs Mats,
Mating Window Shades Tsbl. ard Piano Coy..s No. At
very moderate prices All goods guaIanteed Look Tor III
RAM ANDERSON No 10 Bowery
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Tng TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Fon 1852.
III. nonnl.r Asrr.rI.nox read

Tli. popular AySusr I. nov ready.
PrcE h cent, D. copies Tor lj 100 oop,cs ~ postage
t.id By xpfrsr. - per lco t4.h orders solicited
Wo supply has Imnsrs Of tia libuue Almanac ioT
y-.. igf. '5y i 49, 1885, 1859 1870 aud 1871. NTce IL
c.uls each posi paid Address Tan THIBrsg New ok
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Theo. Thomas's grand vocal and iostrdmental con-
cert takes place this evening, at Irving Hall. Bee
advertisement.
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CEEar DISPLAY oY THI SrAGs ARD sIHfFs.-
Ia honor VI the cheering news that arrived on Snhday
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Removal. . .
TIE EDUCATIONAL AND BOOh AGENOf

SAKE & SKINNER ,,.
has been removed from No. Beehnans 81 70 NO. 10"
Il, ia the American Tract Society House n, oro n
This Agency, established IA l3oS by ts her SnL,S
SANE A. NJ, now conducted by the Rev. JAMES a.
SKINNER A. NJ 10 tho oyLr OsE in the city whese "on
er, spply without payment ot s..es Tu'. ;ii Az
prIncip,s Of Schools Commissioners ana "u 81
ways nd at th. Agency comp.tont Tesehsr and can pro-
& ye haV r.auiie School purposes ~ me lowest
,ate, Bool, stationery Music, Pisnos. M.od-ons, &e'
sold II large ciscoun's 80, S.-,;,.~x - r,,r,
~ ,on coi,..e. Pres of Wesleyan University; trot
i.,os, U,dey Yae Coi,ege, Rev. II. Tying, H. D. Rov
Aa d. Smith u. ID. Rev. Theo. L. Suyieri hcs' ~ =
''0''' ''' Rev. JAMES A. SKINNER,
No. $50 Nassau.sl., New-Icfk.
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1uilitGrp Notlres.

FIoating Hospitals for the Wounded as the
sie.c Of Yoriktovu.-Supples Of Bedding. Dressings
Delicate food Wine Ac received at
No. 20 COOPER UNION, Third ay.nus.
Contributions in money. by
GEORGE 7. STRONG, No. 90 wsnst
The senltary Commission a.ks contributions
for tDe aid and relief OF the VOLUNTEER ARMY. There
will in III probability soon be many wounded nss to provide
tor troops the southern coast oner sered
ts uobaslthy season nov approaching Thes therefore
spec ms. o public hperaty e behalf Al !ess, unt1
the pcnd.as ia Congress strengthen the Med
Department the army shall pcr.rote Age ces saA
of hospital &c. maintained at heavy
Ia with every portion u the Amy. Centr
buttons may De add s.sed to
gEORGE r. STRONG, Treasurer,
Nc 65 WaLstreet, Now.YcYt
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The Home Committee OF the National Freed
lief A.. N no ieaas toe

The Home Committee OF the National freeue
ma ma Relief Association de Ire TO ackDowedgs toe
receipt o the following pcAse. for the benefit Of the Freed
men, Women ard Children OF South Carolins;
American Missionary Association 3; Mr.. Don, Amer
Missionary Associstion First Reformed Pres5ytehn
Church, New 6nrgb. 2; Mira Frothnshsm !; American Mis-
son-ry Association 6 Soldier. ard Freedusns R Circle
of I,iugton.i Mfs. r.. NJ Patrick L. Sec nd Reformed
Pe.5yerisn Church. Newburgh Il Sewi0g Society OF Dr.
Hut ens Church Nrs Newoold aud other, Freed name
Relief Asoca ion Of First Reformed nprch,
New York u; Freedmen, Relief Associaon New.Hsvrn,
4; 37ths 4; r. g. Heideraoper / Mr.. Foster. /, Mira
Frothin shaD Friend, Freejrans Ree' Assoiaiion
First Returned Prrsby Chufch. New York, Ladies
Ap, Slavery Society kliz beth. New Jersey Fresenans
Relief k-.ociaon New Haven 3: Freedusns Relief Asso
citation Fin. Reformed Presbytersn Church new York
chase. Collins /; Lady /; tr-edm.ns Relief A's0c,s'
ion Nswl o. New Jersey State LuDs ic Asyidrn .;
Hss. O,good Miss Merritt Feeduans Relief A.soeis-
Haven Por. Royal Relief Commune Phiiadc!-
mi. 0l Ladies OF the Unitarian Society burlir gton,
Miss Perkins o. American Missionary A'socia loo, o. Edu'
caionsl Commission Boston, Ereed0sa- keiisf Associs-
zion NeB Bsyen Port Royal Relief Com nitee Philsdei-
phia so Frank w psllsrd 100 Bi5le Rcacefs.
C. g. LEIGH,
WM ALLEN BUILER,}
Yark Nav u
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.S-T-is60-X.

S-l-is6O-N.
nnsLEE PLksTsTioN BirrTRs.
They purity. sfr"a stttu lni inyigorsie
They rrrstr Ao-ilhy apreii.r.
Tl.y ere a. su .d,f- o. ctEusc of water srd die.-
Thrr overro1s sfr-tfc 4 aifs! patton l.fs blurs.
TLry str.Esfh-f th- AID -ni.scn tAo mind
Th.r prfgaii' nj kl1l SO 80 infrTu itfe1. i~Vs
Th~s prrfs ih. breath aui .ridlf ~ the s.Vulsch-
Taoy caio Dy Trisia aDd Constipation.
The cue Uisf. he's fherf q. sud tloi. ~ Narnus.
They cure Liver Complsint And r-vou, isaiscle
They a,s th. ti'tof ia the wori 1lcy n ke The
s'i9tg afd crraisfrt rf-1 sfs' 70 foie
Thry aIr rir uc ST ti0ix kuni tho ceir,Flei as'-y
hsff rnnt nrd EcDs and tassn with The vsslf" 81
rilsc. without regard 20 ssu time o day Psrnsiy
rrnruf1 sciic.s refsops Ie1fi.ae seattle .tilul4nL
tcos.rs D6usyist. iio~i-. I'D Sscoos H. H.
DHt 4 C,. No 2f2 broadway. Ne~ iois
IIERRIhG's PATENT CrAMPioN FRE-PRoOF
S,rr the f.i-bl- security from know Han
flny4a Patent c., s,s.1lxrd liou'- lie Only uoiaI
witch cauno; h~ drlief HHKgiNG Co..,
No. psi broadway. cor. MuusS-s,.. New York
Pearl NOTIFIED SOAP i, the best and most
economical fof aunify nd family being particularly.
ssp-i 0 linr-l. snd s tud- Of ~ooen go"i M.nuiic'
tg!d lrd Tor sile by r. hoK7sS's Sos No 2l NHshi cn.
1t aud 80. 40 Mc..-st.
Aila. FAaiL,. Pt.i. end No. Soap.
ArJrFFrRs'. No. SIS Broadway Ladies BAL
MORAL H.rs a. i nd - 80 pair As.et s. 70 and
- 3. Chdisvs q snd ~ 81 SoSr rhesp'r rhceP,
inrior Al rooj- waf.fed a. jlfgrs 10 80 BfJaaN1y
THE ORGINAL iiOwE SGWISG MACHINES
Recently pro, ed ID peffctci brikire Of n-cdles no
r.sg si'cie- tfou,r n doing sind o WORK how
ever .hl ~ hesvv In rainbrc cott Gather the some
Adifrss TuY Howr SgHtNG ht'HiSF-f
No. t31 broadWsy hew.l oTs
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Prople,s Uniou Associations Of the Nineteenth
Ward.-so sdoausd meeting 4 tbs A. clsson vii oe
inld On WEDNESDAY, ENENiNG, May a. at O'clock at
Uarues Hall 5is.s. between % asd aday, 20 adopt tue
nccsary eares 20 cooperate with the STATE Union Com
ne~. ard recommended in The union address isnca oy
n uINTER. Secretary
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AuurtW w. TUHt,
WHOLESALE FISH sod PROVISION DEALER, has
REMOVED from his Old stand TO No 2si "asllneton's,;
isetw.en Chsmhers aud Resdcs) where he sohis call
nom lis fisnds MarAefel Ia goo H., 100 B., ~ M 70 10
p,ck,ge.; Goldfish Haddock, Herring SALMON, lsihn cty
and country cured Hams Shoulder Beef Bacon. Pork Lar
Butter Cheese &C. OF sl knds fox sale ~ lowest net Gas
prices 81 No. 29l Wahin gton-st.
The 1cst aud Cheapest Place to get good BOoiS'
CATERS, aud sun uner sltUEs is at
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Preparations for she Drnn.

Yesterday afternoon, the Commissioners TO Super
intend tie Drsh in this City. appointed by Major
General Morgan in general order No. ~, assembled
at the office Of Judge Advocate General Anthem,
No. IS Broadway. Nearly all OF tho Commissioners
we're present. General Anthem, the Commissioner.
in Chief, briefly addressed tho convention setting
which the enrolment, had been made and the extreme
care that had been exercised in the collection Of tho
names Of nll persons liable TO military duty. In the
- wards Of the city there I'll election dis
trcts each Of which bad been thoroughly canyasred
The enrolment record which he had just perfected
contained upward of tuo hundred and eighty.sesen
thousand names. In speaking vi tho enrolment tho
general casually remarked that the censns returns
were exceedingly incomplete, as he had ealcua,ed
from The returns made by hir enrolling officers that
there were over one million souls in the City OF
New.Yorh.
The General stated that he would promulgaie his
instructions more fully in few dayr, but would
state at present that the Commissioners would be
required TO hold daily see,ons from u. liz until 4
p H.. Tor the purpose OF hearing claimants for ex-
emp,ion. The books OF enrolment had been placed
in box, one for each ward, all the boxes being now
under lis seal in The Sheril's Office. The Commits
sioncrs had been empowered as Provost Marshsls by
the CommiesionerinC Chief, the police being placed
under their control for the purpose of preserving
order They would hold their sessions ut the sew
eral ward police.su.tons, and would also have con-
troll oil the Telegraph for the purpose OF commun
eating with tho Commissions Chief, whose Office
would be established in Broadway or Bgoomo
street, near the Central Police-Station. Due and
timely notiec, by means Of pacards, advertisements
&c, would be given to enable all parties 10 present
their elnims 10 the Commissioners. The General
said that he should select fer each Commissioner AZ
he might require, or mois clerks from me corps
of eoPysls and examiners who were employed on
the enrolment, they beng familiar with the entire
System, and thoroughly acquainted with the details
embraced in the books.
The duties of the Commissioners would commence
on Monday next, and the preliminary session wqAld
continue ten days. The Gepeal paid high com.
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Thc Ono Hundred and FOrty-ihird Regi-
ment.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
MiDpLKTovy. Oct II, 1862
The 1874 Regiment y. Y. ", recruited princi-
psy in Sullivan County, numbering over 600 men, eis this
place th. afternoon the Erie Railway for tie set OF war
Thi. the second threeyes regiment raised In the lAth
Senatorial District under the call for 100000 men Men
c,pbe Of ulng this regimen. one Of the ness
bodies Of men from this State.
The 1894 il commanded BY Col David p Do Witt Of this
place Gel. De Wit entered WsstPoin, Military Academy
cadet ro. tie old Sullivan aud Ulster District graduated
with honor and wa. Instructor Of tactic, for time ser
graduating Subsequently he resigned and for number OF
yeers followed the profession Of civil engineering IN wheh
csPacS s a. 49,, IN ths connf1 soon after the com
Of the rebellion, be 'ot Injurious Tome ~ th
village his services 70 Tho G9venmen was spP9ined
blythe sccre.ry .fwar Major OF the I'd Maryland voun
ecrs. ,hor, time after. he wss commissioned Colonel OF
he held win u rsnk aud has constantly been from
Rat time IN the field wi BaI (, and Ssc-"s. with Pope
ali through hi, Virginia csmpgn wac 10 the tckess OF ths
bIht AZ Cedar Mountain and los. IL that engagement over one
third Of bis aud nso IN the battle Of beFcny
lila regiment having been reduced 10 mere sAseton 10
relieved from the command o. tho same snd commits
oisan highest Of the term s9d has pr0,ed him
ssss soldier and gallant and shfa orcer Wepre
dict for him q brilliant career Of usefulGe.s
Lieut. Col Henry NJ krke served nine months on the
.taf Of Gen. Ro.ecfsns
Ad,alant. Edgar Apssri ouartenDas;er W. w WheeeI'
Surgeon Henry NJ. Edssli Assistant Surgeon David ha''
LINE OYYicyns Company A-Csp,sin. II. Watkins IL.
Lieut., ". NJ Rslcihe; I'd Lieut.. q. Young
Company B-Captsia, A. j. Baldwin, ist Lieut., 4" Z.
Howard 90, -
Compsny C-Csp,sn, J. H. Frenchi lat Lieutenant w G.
CLARK; "a Lieut@nsnt ID. Devine.
ComYsny D-C-piAip, }. Higgins lat Lieutenant e. H.
North, % Lieutenant, j Groo.
Company ECaptain Ira Dorsncei LEI Lieutenant, '" X
Bennett ID Lieutenant, y. l.. Waterbury.
Company F-Csptan. T. IA PHDey; lst Lieutenant, j. i.
A Anderson "a Lieutenant 5T. Fraser.
Company G-Cspain, Il. Reyho.dsi lat Lieutenant, T. b.
Lpckey; "a Lisuiensn A. &. kelsn.
Comps y H-Csp,ain, o. u DECKER lat Lisuensnt ]. }.
Young, I'd Lieutenant, II. Hsu-nond.-
Compsny I-Csp,sin H. Marvin; 10. Lieutenant, w. :.
G,ols 20, "a Li-usenani W. ). Mots,. -
Company k-Captain 4. y Bush lst Lieutsren. l.. w.
stanton, "a Lieulon ant, w. r. Embl-r. NJ
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plimcnt to the gentlemen who had been selected as
Commissioners, and also to the Surgeons with whom
they would be associated during their session. After
the arrangement Of some matters Of private char.
acter, the meeting adjourned with the thanks Of the
ommissioner.in-C Chief
The enrolment books were delivered to the Sheriff
yesterday by General Anthem. and were escorted
thither under guard Of police, commanded by
Capt caldwell. They were placed in one Of the
large express wagons Of Adams Express Company,
and formally delivered to tho Sheriff. similar
plan will be adopted with regard to tho Brooklyn
Enrolment books today.
she manner Of conducting the draft has secured
for Judge Advocated General Anthem the confluence
Of the public in his integrity and capablty. In
connection with this matter we would call lis atteu
lion to the fact tina. there aliens in this city who
arc now taking out their naturalization papers.
Many of these have probably escaped enrolment by
reason of their foreign BIRTH and hope to escape the
draft for like cause. We learn that during the pres
ent week upward Of GO persons have become natural
lied with tie view of voting at the ensuing election
and some Of these have remarked that they were
not enrolled. At o'clock this morning there will
be a meeting of the Commissioners appointed for
Kings County at the City Hall, Brooklyn.
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LATER FROM NEw-ORLEANs.
Arrival Of fhe Steamship Petomnc-Naval
Action mp the Mississippi-Lieut.s wmsey
Of the kciotu X IlIcd.

Tho steamship Potomac which left New-OrIeans
on the 9Th inst, arrived berc yesterday, having ex.
perienced strong nortbery winds this side Of Hat.
teras. She reports that the steamship Roanoke ar
rived at the river October G. but having touched at
Havana, was Guaranteed for few days. On Octo-
Der II, II u. IN, when 20 miles north OF Hatteras,
che exchanged signals with bark showing white
signal. with black circle in it, aud letter in the
center, bound north.
On the 9TH Of October, the gunboas in the neigh
borhood orDoDaldsonvllle having captured J00head
Of cattle, were conveying transports Tp the River 10
bling them down. They had succeeded in getting
the cattle on board, and were on their way down
When arriving at "a point few miles below Donald
sonyle, Rebel battery, concealed behind the leyec
opened upon them. The gunboats Immediately
stopped aud returned the fire. aud drove the Rebels
away, but not until the Scotia bad lost her Fret.
Lieutenant (Swasey), and had several wounded
The Lieutenant's body was brought hiiher by the
Potomac.
Tho river being so low at this point, and the lsves
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Tho Washington Star aud Gen. sigei.

From an Occasional Correspondent.
wAsHIssToS. Friday, Oct. ,. ise2.
The feeble attempt Of The Washington Star in its
issue of the I'd inst, TO divert and distract public At
ention from, and TO confuse public opinion as TO the
real merits aud issus Of the affair Of Gen. Sigers
asking TO be relieved must meet with the failure II
deserves. The "trouble" between the General aud
the Government, which The Star tries to magnify
and dates upon, and gives unssked advice about,
ia really no trouble q, all, unless the War Depart
usnt or the Generaln-Chief are disposed to make
trouble about il. The real cause Of Gen. Sgels
asking TO be relieved il not even limited at in the
tumble printed in The Star, but an apparently
straightforward reason assigned for the act, which
might mislead the readers Of that erratic orb
be troops which were r,ised for Gen. Sigel bv the
Governors Of the different States, were rised by
e1pTess authority Of the War Department, aud the
tact stated In various newspapers AT Tie time
Of the Enlistment Of the regiments The obligation
Of tho Department certainly was binding, AID ~
there has been valid excuse which, In an extreme
exigency Of Affairs, might have been considered JUS
iihsble Tor Withholding them from their promised
Estimation the makers Of that promise are certainly
placed in somewhat upenvlable position.
But Gen. sigel Is too much VI soldier TO CON-
pl.n OF this simply In itself Had he not felt the
inreraive necessity for more troops to perform the
duties allotted to his corps he would not have asked
for them. Asking for reenforcements, be would, OF
course have preferred the troops rsised for him BY
the Governors in preference 10 Others inasnuch as
be tel, under bligs,ions with the people to keep
promises which bad been made in his uamo and by
authority Of the Government. Still any troops
would be better than none, and, az he wanted sol
der. to fight, not TO look At would have been glad
Of any r,enforcemonis. AZ matters now stand, bis
corps has been thrown forward asa corps Of obssr-
walton. The force Of his command is sufficient TO
enable hirs to keep good lookou, before tie tower
OF l'lucbeaTd, 10 cry out
They coming. Father Abraham,
Three hundred thousand strouyp
and then be ordered by the Commander-in. Chief 20
hold them az bay I'LL somebody get back to Wash
ing,op. That Gen. sig,l performs the duties OF
scout as he does everything else) well Is than
apparent. With any reasonable force he might
carry on offensive operations TO the danage Of the
enemy-provid,d that 10 the object Of this war-and
70 the good of the country. With the ability TO CON-
mand, the science to plan, and the prompttess to
execute whic, be has everywhere displayed, IL GER
tsnly has very much the appearance Of intentional
slight to place him in bis present position under n
junior ohicer-to refuse TO pay any heed TO suggcs
lions made by bin TO field operations which mus;
reslli in csclnbc good TO the canse and TO with
hold from him that even-handed justice which the
greatest Government Of the world should mete out
10 all.