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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-21
From Burnside's Army.
correspondence IF the Washington Chronicle.

Corresl"h''e''ce' u 'De !" '''i''S''" 'N' o'''~'sl
FALMOUTH, Va, Nov l9.-We learn that
The route we have Just passed over from War
yenron TO this place is now INSTRUCTED by the
Coof.derates. Colonel s. X. look, Of The
seventh New York, is military governor
,rFalmouth,
There annears to be no intention on the, part.
IT the military authorities to cross the river at
nresent, have not been able to form any
3oa * vet of the value of fredericksburg as a
l.fans;ve position. tits stated that the Con
a1orates do not intend TO make any serious
resistance there, though the trains from Rich
,n,o1 ara runn;no incessantly, bringing IN
,roons and carrying away stores
nv. r,afo,znuoto f.,.a - rreda,;,l shnre
,ou~o ,aar tbot Eve NIiss;s-
s~.; .oa;,o,,+, ,rr;v o3 rastora.v We can al
0pr, w., oouolru r uo,,)d ho easv
.~, :, 49,, e,so. ~, of +ha town
va ,,1~, ,.on;or -, +h;c was not dome.
a~s :. H. ;.a4 oa,,,no,coa - rain
ond e 4ha etorn, cont;nues the Ranrahannock
w;,] ,;so ro,,, - n;du Sunnosa mart Of tn
pa,oro) foreo should cros: and he attacked bv
>hov. tof,ra +ha,, c,,,a ho ro;ufor-
~ 49, ,s,;a1xt thnn erd than.o,vas IN an nm
>1aooan: $780, Tho ,.tv fhotb nart;es
- lo..,ua g 49, ,+,oo,,, o,d within
sneal;nu distance Of each, other but no attack
.,,L ...., e .,-;r,o;.h; -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-21

The Philadelphia Press says:-We believe
| that General Burnside has intelligence Of al
embryo gigantic expedition preparing about
Richmond to deal heavy blow upon or weak
columns on the coast Til idea receives force
from the fact thai General Foster, with strong
and effective division found II lmpotlc 10 ex-
ecute fully his plan for III lncurslon to Weldon,
n. c.. He suddenly heard Of an immense
force of the enemy concentrating to meet HIM:
and it may YET bear down upon his position at
Newbeln Lees army has not gone into win
ter quarters about Richmond, but is resting
and recognizing.
The report that Chas. A. Dana, OF New
York, had been appointed Assistant Secretary
Of War is contradicted.
The London Globe takes the alarm at the
Wholesale destruction Of British property BY
the Alabama and says: 1.-THE work OF the
Confederate war vessel No. 300, Capt Semms,
has now fixed the attention Of every merchant
in Europe, and are coming TO the conclusion
that something must be done.
General Wadsworth has obtained leave OF
absence of fifteen days on account OF i'll
health, and General Martindale is appointed
temporarily Military Governor Of Washiogton.
The people at Port Richmond Staten Island:
were throw1 into high state Of excitement
yesterday by the discovery that Alabamus
Harrison, man Of about forty years, and a
son Of we'll known physician there, had been
murdered and robbed on the street the night
before The murder was committed BY stran
gulation
A citizen in New York, who bet on Wads-
worth, paid the penalty Of his rashness yester-
day by saving load Of wood in the Eighth
avenue. The sagacious Seymourite who won
the wager looked on and chuckled at the
prospect of getting his winters kindling WOOD
for nothing.
Charles Lewis char with numbering a
eweler, in Princeton, n. j., has been arrested.
The evidence against him is strong.
The Baltimore American says that at present
a good house can be rented, in the highest and
n|easantest portions Of Baltimore, with from
seven to ten rooms for one hundred and ttty
dollars a
Letters from England announce the death Of
LADY Stafford, at the summer residence Of her
sister. the Duchess Of Leeds. She was the
second daughter Of the late Richard Cation,
esq. and grand daughter Of Charles Carroll OF
Carrollton. She has lived abroad tor nearly
fifty years, holding high and honored position
in English society.
MARRIED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-21
MARRIED.

At the Parsonage Of the NJ. K. Church, on
Thursday evening, the 10th instant By the Rev
NJ Lemon, Mr.. VIM H. WOODFlELD to
Miss MARY ANN TOMLIN, all Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-21
DIED.

In Washington on the l9th INST 0OaN E.
BOONE, in the 55th year OF ms age
In Georgetown, on the 10th instant, ) Roh d.
DUNCAN, second daughter OF the la'e A'oo'''
Cary Long, Of Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-21
rNO WATER-TAKERS. -

rDO WATER-TAKERS. Notice IS hereby
/ given that Geo. c. Hewes ana y. =. niI-
t1asey are the duly authorized collectors OF wa
ter rents due the Alexandria Water Company !;
and an that compulsory measures viii be resorted
to against all persons whose bills shall remain
unpaid on the first day Of January next, or the
water cut of, By order OF. the Board OF Dlrec-
t - ereU- T. JOHNSTON,
nov 2leoM !'fa0"'"''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-21

The question Of the legality of the issue OF
small notes by city corporations has been re-
terred by the Secretary Of the Treasury to Mr.
Boutwell,, commissioner of the internal rev
enue, who has decided that such issues are
not contrary to the act Of Congress ofJuly last.
The decision was made on the application OF
the corporation OF Wilmington, Del.
The Havana Diario says, in relation to the
case Of the steamer Blanche, that the Amer
can Minister at Madrid disowned the action
oi the United States vessel in the premises,
and that Mr.. Seward did the same in confer
ence with the Spanish Minister at W ashlngton'
and offered ample reparation. The indemnity
claimed is nearly three hundred thousand dol
lars,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
APFAsRs AT CUuHKRLAND GAP.
EHisity OF Rebel Reports gs'cr Aout of
she EtSeI- "a Tnxswr.t.


We have had The pleasure OF az interview with
CAPT. j. J.. keny, QuattrrIa tster of Gen. Morgan
Division. who tel. the Gao ~ noon on IOe'day lat
The l!fh a., Srd he give iull and .sphc denial
10 ne hc1ei ropoitr ~ our reFerss ~ that vcniy
Since the light II Wsliscss Cf0ss Roeds ~ lie
middle II July. there he's been 90 regular engage
u,ent near tie Gap until isti SatuIdey, when Col.
DeCCufCy went 90. on e forging party win his
Whole tngsdc consisting 0i tas l0.h and 42d ONO
and "a Kennedy Col. Lindacs, and the In
Kentucky, Col Cochran, OF Gen. Baird'o Division.
Col Cochran vgas go advance vl'h no rcglrect,
abou, mile AID half boy0nd Ta4e cell, on picket
duty, wher h, attacked By four Rebel regiments
unGer Col Ra,us, computing tho I'm anf 20 Ten
nessee 3DLh h4btIa. sad 2isl George. Col
Cochran immc1aftly 'oruel bia command on oich
side of ne roal caeh ians supported b. piece Of
artillery from Fosters Wisconsin Battery, under
comuaud OF Lieut. john T.. Anderson. n Rebels
advanced up0n TIE l1ih KENNEDY IN 9yterdrc line
q nd tLeir f,nkiiR regiments throw forweTd viii
the evident intention NJ surrounding auu cutting on
the whole regiment and artillery. Col. Cochran
seeIg this retired biz regiment "a perfect Order nY
.ooD AZ ,he Iery had placed itsof 10 his rear arc
took ~ siton where ITO movement could not he 10
Jeated 9gains. him.
The Rebes then changed their plin o. attack aad
charged ly column d regiments until whom ". hiu
20 yards Cob Cocnsan who had stood witnoIt
% charging q ggn poured terrible IRE upon thegl
which checked toir advance ard threw thou lr'o
dsoratr. IN The meantime Foster eIgiro batter
OF SIX guns had peeu placed ~ DOsi'iCn on an en-
nsnee 81 tae lea> aud Cpesed fro wticA formed The
Beo.i disorder into d rouf. and more wa reen
OF them. Eeid Oticsrs Nho came IN nnder tag
OF truce acknowledged loss II from 20 10 ~ and
Ih< kp4z0ste Efgtstcr. d copy Of which C.gt.
Ferry bad read, published the uaniss Of 10 killed
Ne iOs. but three killed, among item, we regret
70 ray, VA. Cipt- Edgar, Of tho lO,b ONO WHO was
80 lIcket duty win his company M advance If the
I4,h Kentucky. ile was brave Dlsn. and one u
H., most accomplished du Oihcers ~ tho yfvice His
death wa inftaDtaneOus having becu sbot tbfovgb
the head. Col. Cochran had Is wounded ~ bis reg
mont, sod oax total wounded 1r.s ~. We i0st 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
Prom CALIFORNIA.
Fire In Sacrnmrnfo Treasure OF fiic Co''
DIN este Lost.
roeges'

s.N FatRcftcD Hof dsv Aur. -, rec.
jane. u 1iohus, one %. %. we.l'ni : pioneers %
Cali 'orri il, diei n Snrrfay, ago 81 years lilo
a.. noted fof the mnuincencc ~ Ii. charities
l. d, believed ~ the saved passengers OF ihe
Golden Gaze tbgt nc treasure that VS. on board ~
her Is ban,d do.tiy IL ihc saud, and nat there 10
,osroey possibility Of ssvif ary Of Il.
ClQf Nu0-0n chartered = fe1Oofer a. Ms'7anlIs
and Ia. u.ds several ti,s 10 o., wrcca.
Tho news from Br''l,h Columbia BE- 10 tie iJIl
iu, reports ifvn C,riboo are rather iavofsh''
r,rc gold h.. been lec'gcd trof. tn.t du.ric, tbs
y..r tf.n FOR the crrr-Toniing Period " las yea.
a .,ar,ty VA provisions J. lid q exist.
II. Col Hntf.r DC Iltac.f hrU. CsrIsg alscs.
ATnvss- stIp thsih-r h,.'~u ffarL CofA
sird--ah.p 6.sfE, Lr- Or Iiopf hsn. carrying sEss,
ani 0ttsf "a .lrls gfaarti al o. N ues..s,
s.s FA,ssis,o. 1g,slay. aug 40 lait
4 fe Lroke uI, ~ toe ~ tfr,r..'f Hotel, >scri-
ir,n. or TIE it, i.-... damaging ,Ae buii nc cal-
,dcritls and si-o come cry sOoie OF The ts.t s.ory.
Loo $1,000.
4 wa~r.syolt bat-L in th- slaHt.y rettled portion
4 Los a y,l-r County, on tue lSA iu,t., ~ .n-l
from tie o,,sg. filing &c iuug rlrinr With wafer j.
feet deep. a ln.u ara woman riiins oArrlher
were csu, hi H. Tie hDot, and lie WOMAN and hoes
drowned. The man l1Atcl more ti'ln I. uiic 20
IlAre 4 sAeiy.
Arrived Fscihe, brnsrs 40 On Co. revur' srl
ttDt from, tfssor
s.et .hip d., L. sutton os @c~ Tol. 'sa csrs' o.
Do 4 .oli a. hiies Gud salc'i q Is.nrs lc
yroiu H. fsnt tisui TO- Hog Win nj '.t at
uvu ant li6 60 IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

bought snS not required for x eight weshs n hrm
70 SoSd "A BE- quite sIpsu.ivs - ci.y saa;,,
Horsss for The Gny' q shout eIos each tss fo,r.s
the bulk Of trade In the hoss market h,. Year Tia -
railroads and stages have bought ess tssa usas and 70,
work the trade has been ex'remsly light As 10 Ssu.s.i
hoes for carriages rosd wagons the ssdde 1. ,. 4.
meet inquirer The bulk the hors-s -sld beside, IA a.
army have been to farmers and generally Of pretty s,sl
class. such MAKE good workers and gep.-.
AID worth about saoo $3.50 each io III. be-, 81 ~,
css. aud so do~n to $50 fll5 The ..li.s o-,, =.
good hores 10 rather higher than yer ~, and v.
horses lower This 10 OWL to smaller dersnd for VIE.
horse. AID tie piee any bseu liked 80 ,ox
Az the consumption aud waite Of war h.s drawn ls,.,,
upon tie stock Of this class tns farmers have r.tss
be,er for their that the number Of god
hor.es market been comparatively mali aud tho prs,
sds,nc.d 80 that the few sol hay. been very fair r.,>
and that tended keep the price 10 the Country
Nth draer. unwilling pdrchs-e Tk- rk 10,
meeting ready sale. s too great, We know so@s ,s g,A
horses held ut go ssd not at oil high At tht which have
s,o two month, or NOR. awaiting purctse- In .u,h
cases loss IL inevitable 1t 10 only quick sses that IL
money.
We have taken pains 10 learn Why the city railroads ~,
fewer horses than formerly We find that 4, l. al OWN, q
aud keeping We most familiar on The IAidsvsDss
Road and KNOW th,t the horse, hard yet, out #
saudi only three died july s"d s-y tea went into hopl
AID generally speaking he stock IL IL sduiraoe rsg
der. Look into stable which Is large eHoosn to have
Thousand horses all in view, ord lean hos ttey
treated and you will the Of their beatbone. TIE
snsger Of road Of tie rest in he World ard b
Ia. Organized stable tina, every fmer nigh, VISIT with
vantage u will pay lie cost in 'he saving upon noss
overnen gents igt Re lessons In tai stable II Gs'.
eminent should employ VIM A. Darling al rl'"so ycs
he would ssss twice ,h-t 10 hores and othor Goye-us
property.
As 20 Ia. pro,pec. OF the horse ms'ke' IN Autumn.
NJ, say ha, Their. f. anything to courage hope u any
demand oesia- amy horA A, any rate, tue tfads v~y
IN ctivc Q, tie present time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
Arrived.

Steamship Glasgow tBtl. ho'hr'. Li'-rge % - a.
O. snsewn III ., 49, ! n .',s 49, ,, ~, 60
n@s.YoTs bound in 5th. N iusAs assed pf 81 p -
aud II griu, AID An. snip Nm Ouf.mllt Tor ls'ei'~
Nv, ldoo Eta IT. 81 ~ 81 W passed "a 'h'p ,
so al li,h at ~ a. ou 80, issee Ham stc'ia--p
oil Z. Newton. io' hsHoaf. lac q. t'f 81 'a''@
..rn.hiy Champion. wll.ol A,2ieesl Ans u So.
aud .s,. TO 4 Allen Aas ~ H. % - i'n- So -
b isautiuc W ~p.Ecet bound y -, f,f
Sip yorktown Meyu. Loll'a snd Portsmouth jay
md.u ana - pas e. OT.un-., s'..'ufu s. O.. -, a.
bah Ne, Msut4t. ~, e. l. -i'-l, 'su -
q a. "A jim. h.. WOOL I'D cd .rlo G, spior Neii''r
haakln. Juu- 8, IN Cap oo"' ",9e 'ls.f s-lp -
small. lron Calcutta AarcA 40 To- p1'' d su! - "
" lon. - ~ ~. .aS Dc os.an "a '.cei. .
n.fk sides taeckl o'"s..a-ss Li'e'p0'i - "-''
f,1 ,k f.se.i.' sr. .nsn N-~p.r 2ds. ia sA@"
Bns ,ehu,r pss curhA L.'e,n days 81 B's' ~
d.ys sale AID Woe - hsgr--i'i = 'iui-N-
sns Moan,stn t.ss Pray Ber,ud, "a e''i ia s,S
Smiln jones = ~. Rad head "nNi 49, 49,
Hts Hancock Cof Boa. ui Cis5' Iud c.3a ~
.u.,f 20 hom lson uuut's. 81. '''., =
80 ,,,, Iva, a. I'd iailol.A. y. s. le ''Ii 80
N.,iS ian, 81 aa,s saood Aci 90 m''Si' '--e
wnas md can, ne sn d.a sstn.s,. Aug 10
a., hl,,,fA pstcsa ia. s.oacrod a. inr 80.
5chr NoTdcli. l5-ml'sedi h".. "'
. IS' GSs ', A.,s,r, Mis, 6dsy' lumber 20 CIV
hSyoss , Crosby, r..,psr aays lsA' .ai a'a . ="
"ssn r. @. Baa,eu. Ti,eomb, S'l' t'y'' ''''''
..ter a.. ,,.,..d eo.,., 3 t,y, ,n bsli..ti'ns''
sc"r n-urr,ta Bfoulasu ir0s .f'uts 49,
| sem. Oii.nd, sal %. b9oe'' W r'''' e~n,ia
scnr. Elniis R's-fs Sln'Sv.1a si,'rl -
seht ko.,urh Biowl. fr'f.-ei ' II s,...s.L
so'" a., eI,,.u.tlp n or bvsi'h M,
ssh, 81 d. Fersu.oa Nilsr rs. -, Por,..as
| SER. Il. hiuca.r. Edwards p hiae.'s -
A al..LI u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
CITY ITEMS.

The Rwcrprros or GES. CoecoRAs.-As the day
approaches for the arrival Of Gen. Corcoran' the
enthusiasm OF the people incre'1e'. The COMMITTEE
of the Common Council having the reception in
charge were in sessi,n al day yesterday receiving
delegations from various civic societies, and appoint
ing them places in TIE order OF procession On Friday
To-Day noon. he General will arrive Al Philadelphia
where g citizens will meet IA Sanson'-Street Han
ia the morning NJ ~ o'clock, aud take position
a-s med them b. tb. military. They will thea
march down 10 the Union Refr.shment Saloon ut
the foot Of Washington .venue, sud await the arrival
Of the traia The 69in Regiment, which will accom-
pany the General, will be received ~'th c'llation
10y "a. Committee, aIIer which they VIII narch up
4, TIE Hall And thence 10 the Continental Hotel,
where the General viii stop. Inc entIre military
force of the city. with OCCUPATIONS from varioue
.ccetis, and citizens generally. VIII Turn out. Gen.
Corco,aa will &c rceivei by IA Appropriate military
salute and viii then le esco~ed to the Noldhu ef
Rcfresnuent saioon, after leaving winch the proven
,ior will pass 10 inlei eodrnce Hall, Were ue"'
Corcoran viii be formally received 10y Mayor he'iy
and welcomed 90 I've city. After the fecrp'ioh !"
llrnondenco isll the General std his site VIII 10
eecoried r. tire Coniuen.a al Uoel wh're apar'm1n's
a.. epAred for them. The Pahy VII leave rn''"-
ucuLia Tomorrow morning Al ii o.ocA, ann "i"e
M Je-4ey City AZ 2 O'Clock T. fh Al mat point '"'y
.y;u yo an tosrd rho sDl.udd 'erry-bOat Pdvon'a'
whicn viii convey them 10 C.stle Garieh' "neFs
tie General viii make hi3 aloing, and pfocee1 10
the 81. Nicholas Uool The order Of pfooesslon, i'r
decided uron b.; tie Common Council Goa nitiee on
y ,ion.I AHair-, viii be fould among our Military
Ncicea There will be genera, displ y Of nags
,roio the pubic aud private buildings ana from I've
sn,ping. II Il also contemplated by the MAYOR and
Common Council 10 entertain Cen Cofcoran at "a
b.nqar. vi the ST. Nic4oias IIoiei next Monday
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

The lIorse market 10 enjoying Summer season %
rect In firth has been active condition o. suy
time Il qoi- thar uus shout thsss eos CAV
ye strange would II he ooSe" toto 'he irneip. 's
Ole, f. Tweay fourth street tina, de mo" or HUSH bso"''
h, would SEQ The stalls nearly .. tu Look closely and you
viii o.. 4 bndsi upon raos Il the lot sud soms Of tsra
pe. va. uu, on have .loci eating eo. hay and grain sui
oe,.ot 20 add xlo or 90 original cost This MOI
srslcq, AZ 4. management W. should hsv- sao. II inc
hstsss are 40. wanted dsat hay tGesa sna der ~es'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

men Of Edgsr's sud Tannehil''s companies 81 me q,
10th Ohio. who were cut of before they could ial
back from rick-t dnty, on th- main BODY.
Lieut. Col. G,rdon. Of the 18th Rebel Tennessee
regiment taken prisoner by two men OF tne lo.n
O TO- and though thrir company was completely sur
ron lded. the, de,teronsly nauaged TO bring in IN
TO Col. DE Courcy. The Rebels offered to exchange
MI he pri,ones taken ny them for their lieu'ensnt
Colonel bur the arrau sem'u's had not been COM
pleied " en- Capt. Ferry left he Clap Gen. nor ~"
I.,,,d orders complmepting Cols. Cochran snd De
onrc, and their Ell Tor their bravery, but IL II nii
vr,ssly conceded that 10 Col. Cochran BELONG az
the credit of tho splepoid require OF the four Eepei
regimepIs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
AN ADDITIONAL MOTT PROM d. rLUmB

An ADDITIONAL NOIL FkOM D. ILUMB.
To f.s TB,io, - 1hs a. If,.iHl
SIR: should have stated IA ny card Wal h sp.
,uprh. end-rt Aeunvdy tar.asnt $50, ~heu p
I,asrd sd tIPln-d a., matter std MAS dschased AID
We more ih.l week ,t-r sri ar,ssd Tor ,.
Again lifted 1her po.,.i, fac hayis
sisya b-,naE tho cas- "a. h- asefs.io- comp aimed
4 100. place b, 5tL 81 h1sud ever before tic
order fIoA. thr WM persdp.ns promo sa.cd under
which 10 Therefore I. 1. iG-t nat
should sf,.tsa uudei .h-t order IL "oid' 4 poT
Dls msy I'D thai SO ~oIs' t-e" "cie "o M
tended DOR brnr'cd b., o." 10 %" diiolal ID fLUAB.
fv,ssnM Bsoa station Ale 2J l.tL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
LAW INTELIEt.EaCE.
UNITED STATES DISTE'CT COUAr-ArG 7o.-Bsore
Dodge BgrI..
PRiZE sTEAMERs FOR mn rsiTKO srhTrs COY


UNITED STATES DISTE'CT CoUAr-Are 7a-Bsiore
Dodge Bgr..
PRIZE srEamsRs roR mn rsIrEo srhTrs GOV
tR,ELHI.
TIE observation-disclosures az, lied for the aTfonin, %
OF appraisers -ts,ner >trf. pss, with sNt~ 10
h. far~f. Oh lh- If-3 Ss'~s Government letter
lrou dc riles --srrtsrS ia" Ntvy fcronn dsi tho
.vI, ufmeat II N. nassl Co sfuctof rld the
hs.y.y1i fo The porro.e OF sipss sut IN oPgo-iion.
suggested hat slpr.s~men' isd .ssdJ been nsd .
by order %. he f0of BY Mpsrs ~ On n-i s' AZ 100
1hs sait. tie ofd.f. sdains Mr. kter MACY 10
~rh ML Os.no aud a' osfyn IA u.hins the sPpfsiso
ne
no Attorney made similar application in ,h- case
o. tie pin steamer hsu.ra Senofs lie Hsga but h. cous-
q1.nce OF the abs.see Of Judge Beebe NE maker
po.cd "a ii Ihofslsy.
ARMS YOR IHE GoyIRsatsT.
On he .prhceon Of tbe li..ric Attorney. Ne'sr' Brtt
sn t., we're hu'ri to api sr Tho va" Of arms ard
II ho,d the pric istfas sit yir~ 10
ik-I pufcL.s- b. the Unt-a >s-a
similar applications nl.dc In relation 70 the arms AZ
munitions q boara 40 steamer III, " fley priE-
Mr. EiwAi' oppJ-d he uo,in l'i'i tha the clsiiaHi
t.J fistt TITO as .! IN srus la op-n niats,
The Court tool ~ psp.as
sin'r ,ppicet made In regard TO tho .sd
mun "a. 81 board The ''s.nsn Nassau aud Fhr,.
ben NJ Sde Hd' .so opposed thn.e sad the Csur sod
sbc paper.
Tnr PRiLE-sTrAsLK MEMPHIS
Mr.. EtwGrI., !or claimau :, APP leG 20 have the
ods Of "a, Of ~, v''s to- United state. ,ppr.'e
IT,, sg1Bd tie, ths sPpf.eutnt had oen made AID tic
vessel i.iysl.d IhS sgpirstl1u Wa f.ius-d
shORf WEIGHT IN COTTON SOLD ~ lux COyKRE.
NEWT.
Mr.. 4. r.. SnI'h, fcr Wa. Heath, applied 70 hive
asle yufCh.s II cotton fon p- schooner Ssp,.
Ia, ps,i,l.s so i1uh that ~ juy hs bou.t eo,su
bales 4 cotton psii f1f he BAL 70 that a.y
.y found Li The cotton gisa 40 he
Lsa -p r.oued sn.n, fom tn, fact the To cotton bad
bren xrrLsd VT delivered dry tie " ao ally
lssug ~ 90 - The loss ol ~.lnt
III. meter os REARED " tao fhr- Cornmi"au u CT.
suins aud report
III. Coat .oJoarued I'll Thundy.
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!. r.r.oote A,g D.r,ss Ir. DsGlss, Nr 81 -s11rs.
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sni cnilar.n Mr.. Fens, NJ Hal 90 a. oissAt-f N
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u Klsby Mr Hrlsy. - 4. Ginnef u 'atnoef'' II A'ls
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BOUNTY LAsD.--ln antwsr To our Newark Cor
respondent, who inquiries whether Union Volunteers
aro to receive bounty land, we would say tina. 40
eollien' Bounty Land law was passed by Congress,
hut tho Homestead law provides TINT all soidior.
serving III the Uuon army whether citizens OF not,
shnu bo entitled to leo acres upon settling on the
SHyie.
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" RtApr ia psup ne, II - p,srs DE- hne wnie paper
brs4o ,he Dl Suc! l. ~ord pf ~od "a 4ooofd'ne" "itl
th- Od.iusi tol apprnd 4 Aphah- al hecap1uIa
non -vrfy Agtd Ivy tls law, nu1 the amour!
q IL. ta1 10 Il, renders p.cse
ana conyeuirn. - 10 lo--iDic g. uisse
inc- ,ruts postpaid, r W 10 Il sen, - ,igfc,. g.
ItI Nv n " mail Adde'S Iub rKBUSs, NV torh
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ALLEGED IHBrZIfIsI II -thLi,s Banks, "a
Gle n tue sny.oy COIu.nrs br-iniieG So J1j ct
sii-,nth si-s HietcI yr,trri-. sDd tsA,n before
Justice B.an.n ite Iolns i,lor tsu ensi .ot ia
spriopfl- ls 70 lis 70; 90 properly Oi ts en-
uoyer e., 2sfs lA.t The ac4-rt tO .r onns 20
prcarr - ~ sue suoglI Hsu,d thi fGt 4a,. .N-d
80 10 laA' ~ 'fi 10 llA,sc'
taos &c 30, -mpoyor do nibted ~ .,Ve charge
vi .-aosIz..i a..
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THE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY. September. J. 4


THR CONTINENTAL MONTHLY. September. J. &
Gilmore
TIE notice II Henry ThouHr Buckle, With which
the number Orera, forms on appfeci,iis- and Ills
ci!mu,liug tribute ~ the nemoy oi that brilliant
writer. WfhOdt -tteu.p ing 10 - ~ over tie error
81 sn original and ,iy,u,arous mind, II presents IL
inci auayeis Of IT, peculiar merits aud makes ju
dcislS estimate u ~ uciie,enen,s.-'A nercan
Student Life" 10 pIensant iecoid of some por-onsl
memOros If Yale C9.lcge.-A carvfu review #
Iroiiopcs book On Aoerics winds up with The NC
acknowledgement. We have ne iunc,, iith Ia Sir.
Tr0llo2es honeAy. We know DE ta- ~ti,ten 10th
ING .hat b. does not coricenno,.sIy believe, aud he
bas given anmislakable rVidrce Di his GOODWILL 10
th's couary. We sra loN ~ amaze 10 obt when 10
tolls ~; I know sbsli never be again at Boston
and tlAf have said that about the Am,ricans winch
would make me uiwglcomo ar CUES. il were
there. We should BE- tnin.3linucd indeed did we
take umbfagc at book written 10 tho sIint Of Mr.
frollope's, On tho contrary, he Americans who
ar interested IN u are asrc-rby disappointed In the
verdict which he Loo given Of thom; and though
they may not accopt his political opinions they sre
eenebic enough 10 appreciate The light Of each man
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