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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31
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,Acna. 00Dpn! < ApPERs5H,
"c 3!-6: z-ctionseTs.
EDQEs ar kel,@P -. VOLS
Gctob-- > iC0S
rgNHE ,aua; &c ward will bs given for the aopee-
hell-l0u Of IsICaARO o. EGNKOItG OF
- .npsny l. Who deserted as company in HE face
Of tbs enemy - he battle c: Eaarp-h1'g On az
ecSat lie II &c September. 1872.
Il. q. DALLosv L.. cong COM I.
&C 3l--':s Il tEss'. Virginia va
LNRhD sgaH4T r3a SAILS II haye fog ALL,
= SC0 to tU0 bushels CT Tie c5', rated IC "
r. 40 w3h.F. tte rtc-t Pegfsc' sseci lea c: lie
srticis in I'll parti2n{ars zAs fYaest esn be de-
lyeteG N sc. baGs al Gle, ksvi4e, where IL he
really transported ~ railroad - a1y ps!lt South
Any psr.on ,ss'gIng 10 purcbssss ~sl cni si 2
American ao 81, Ts-oca asiaT !" ear re Fseo
~ 3.-%t" JOAN BOYD.
= vPorr5 q HARVEY,
- loan sics aiERca4sr.,
80 @ FIT ia IL Susst.
I.:LHxoko yigsIsIa,
ofssr shols :sry;csz f3r -Ae =; rroaaoe snd
G-tceiss - 3t-5vt
EN1,E .A--I.--A srccn.-asld sakIAr.s 81 r.
Y, nc SEWING MAcHI> 3, l. .0ot o-1sF, ViI
q bv..rr oT 2Ee .e.trN Ia2 u 4ea7 81 C-.52 ST.,
t.s~s a 3 h saa ISL. a. X. hl- cI.E's.
Cl5r.0v "a 7-175T707 YZFES I al
I ja.t IL rse-ic1 { snathar s-nsg g: OF YA2ce,
:, S. f1on2 I. -; ios s*:s vgE1ls..is oiiv
L1l1$ J. E1tkI TX,
0c 3t--ss 10 t9 a:s. 81
CUUNC4ES AED sH0W-1A IS 70 SALE.
: W. a1r 10 ss9ts a-I for s-is t~3 y = -uae
ri.s G 'tjHTtk% > In dHs, la-Es GYl II, ,A525
% 'e4.eS. We viii -el great bAra.:E n 'h~ai,
g 3i~@s RLJWGtn * KTAuti
sHnC1r TGl!.3 have { -a,a a large rcgpig
ot taUtf 4E4Rg u al LI1-.a Araorg tbs U
ste FeV.Esi hu5 .Ot-aeFn vrisI'-s Il = aeo. ais',
.>hsae sad Csnrr.eDtsl .rses SLgsr a6c Sass'
As?ss G:ecAh9oss P4-a'a s.. Addfa'. alch-
mcna. Va. JAMES OuG3E',
oc 30-6:' resstaa Flantfoad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

LUReTftJIE WANFE --Ary suitable per.
/ 90 ~. cE ~ heecnss SIBSrI UT La tko
eavsiry ssg|is4 can get coed tsrrs ty apply.pe ~
the sfogs * .iessrs Blair a. CHAMaERLAYNM
No Z! Nam street, s..tceoa tie hours Of 10 q u
oe.cck ~ ssr ss~o aa9s os Ja-ots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

4 sJDGTTtgTS WANTED To 60 In Q frA.
"A rttn iE--actrr sorupsly 10. which ia highest
prl,s WI % paid. Cal &: onse as ]. GUAD2R-
su.T.sf. J. ~, ..,n street hc.es~1 tie hours
o. J. = Frid I. Il, s-A tturc ) so6P. H.
&C 23-,%s s. uyEgH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

{ Ui.S1 ifGTg WANTED - immediately. 4
- liberal prite vii 10 given Call at No. III.
Sxehsns. Aoisa. K;ctriosS. "a.
oc - 2s CEAS & MILLHR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

G. URsrIgUrE NeNTzD--For the war, snP
k1 which ibersl price VIII bs paid. Apply as
sbs trsf,san Hosei room No. 90. Tomorrow saA
rsxt Ss-. ec ste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

ssCazri9aEEs WANrED-Fcr cra q the bess
- ssss7srss~ ir fha sIry. Apliy ct thse f3oe of
VIZ 5. oG-gS, ~ CGfy s:ress. Ap ~ inns-
di-=siy. CO 31-3s~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31
t~ oIyA2o noPAa,
az CUPPER AND LEECHEs
SEorl street, {Sodth sids between 3d aS6 4as oss

-. -, -. . s--F
Eh*ss S,1staas!y oc hand :. supply o. coed -
.iag IEAthE,S.rS sppy on .r-z2uable ar -.
2.--At.-G.ioa 70 oe1sts t--s:s 81 G~sy-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

TNOR REaT-EUkaIsHED RoOMs.-App!y.
at TIA tbisd hoa.s ives; OF etn street Nor n sidA
sT frsrsi.a, es N-s1'
EH9a ESSr-.A nicely furrisaed koOx N .
4 pi.rs. family, with board Address Boz
s1t 90 3o-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

t., Ui.aG AtUc ~ WAafso-Tora local company
- 4 i:saTss priss I'LL ee paid young MaAn un
.sr Is ss-sfl sse preferred. Address or apply -
"a. .. ~ TIL, Office, between sHd II a r..
80 b Apd 3st. 90 80 -9s>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

E,loR Pnsr-l yUsNTsEXD ROOM. On Iuva
II s,r.es. 'Apc,y TO a. T.. sAuEDEaH, On The
p-elsires, tLs Al tilis-y Bisexerlith Shop Ia
s.rcas % 3G-Ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

~ SPECIAL r0g1Ci.--la i = W aCTr -
sCs.C<o Fob a.<s.--ln :-lnneeica 8!.e o,I
seguisF 4uatioG i.as;rsss. VIC have es,fbisneS a.,
ng..sy flr tiAs sails If Mayufsaturet 'AsalnSo,
consignment. Wa lavs On lAud AID Eas kaia
of to !!4est brands pns - Il VT.iais. 10 ~h.cn
ue i1v!.e ihs at;aLii9n ii ouytFs CTR rasiias
D.iX q: esth wsek ks.G oAu-igrs:s csn bare taer
sc0seco soi1 Al ait6s yG2ls or prirass sale, A. d$
sired. kGS4Et & ETEAISicSns Alsaz.,
C iSa iron s'gvni E.laias, Governor 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

E.S = 2EGIA. EOf.C ] - - eaia ssvefTisel 5V
L. 20 t2ka place T8ie A03Eiad, 40 s2r'i.s {!
sh s1 Clay gl:as s. l. gas pc.isa u1iil iur h.r TO
tea (9o 5--ttl W!.LtkIars - GO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

~. |
Booty. |
A~eas.~>|
n.v' a. asC2s i
,s6 0ae ha..t|
raer. aslrS|
sasll ss,T.s ss,T 81
TisSDAY. y saI
y od~l' - ~ssRI
: asov. Isl
,s sosa:s
d CT ias 81
Eyvs~ @s
,sroa .n snsrs,satI "a
- AZ. b. y
.Nrss fsef y
. rtsa rhsasadssds.
'in a - "
IL iLass&%
sinias lG -
NJ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

/ lex And WOUNDED OFriCEkS will ~.
port NJ tieers Quarters, Bellevue Hospital.
of Broad and 1sd streets Church Hill, below
TIA CeatrSi Es..fSsd Depot. where thsy Esy pro
BtAED.
Pr week. iocud.ng al exp enses. at. .oi2
DAY, "--.....---. .
.2~y say &c por. Al Il, Office Of surgsoo JAMS
LToe, 3-ace ssfcet. between a and 6sh ST.
ois.rc heu1. 9 - 10 A. IL. and y, 8 r. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

81 yy j = 2 ]. p--SiE rcoi Ia lgi = rs, f5.
eitIc; =. .i.a os pss1 - Is e;tisaa sisuafi Eos
.sz.. I2l-p ssIca-s. Sly -
oe gi--.'. ATaWaaD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31

UasTtfJIE ~ANTBD = eor eavalry serviea
l sood hose. saadis, md brt6io, all. be fzr.
..,s,et, aa4 Uaer1 price sivsn. Apply TO Han
iLSfCn u BSDTnas &C 2O-G.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-31
I'VE uaDERsiGNSD-with a vi.w TO ansl

rEsEH UsDEEalGNkD-Withs visw 10 ans,i
! ora the condition OF Tia soldiers Of his 6tAss
ro~ Ia ssryics IN Virginia. by shs request Of His
E-estIepey B Wax ce, Governor Of the State q
korth Carolina, hss accepted tue sppointnsot ol
A.tieai Agent for the State Ct North Carolina ID
Ills city. He ~ii tt..r.fors, receive proposals. foe
the following:
/. isrSe aud cemmoiloas building In . e<ctrAl
pzr, II saS city convenient 10 the railroad dsposs.
20 rs used n q Sor.h Csrol ns HsaIquar.srs
Tao AEbclarces Il ihs NEST approved con
ssSe.uo.. wish Aorzss ali p.rness complete.
Eso Write Ambulance D:lvssa
1wo good ho<maaers, 10 make and meod
so,aIefs' shoes
Two soed Tailsss TO made xnd mend soit1aS
ei1thsa.
Address, o. F. NANSoE, eurg p A. G. 4.
80 Nnaxs Hn.I,tt al iiici.pannd va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

san FRAsCIsoo, Thursday. ASS -, is1-
Then was "A dull sale to-day OF 2oO iuns OF Pers'
v.n sugar at .. cents, and O0O kegs Of Eass Ros.un
syrsp AZ 81! cents.
Tie political sonscs. sesughou. she State is
becoming very exciting az slssrsn day approeshss
Senator L,shanl is makn great saorI 81 sscsre
a majority Of ,hs Legsls,sre. His spseshe' are IN
svor Of the prosecution Of the war in CONSTITUTIONAL
manner. He euogizss President Lincoln. bat
drnounes. the AboliGousts and tie sorapiionis's
generally.
The Brsckinriige Democrats support Latham be-
cssse they have no hope Of eestlnS any Of their s~s
nsmbsr.
The candidates for the LEGISLATURE are mostly
Donglss Democrats, protesting nnbounded Union'
isu but they are rutect 10 the upu,Atioa Of seeking
" sarp,rt the Bresklsriogsr.
Tn. probabilities are that enough Douelas Demo
Gratis will vos for the Republican candidates 70 give
,h.. party majority in the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

Root Smrs, the negro pilot VINO orons"' 'ne
Rebel steamer Planter out Of Charleston, and De-
llvered her to oar naval forces, pnb'isnes Tho 'oo"
,nv letter in TIE HasksngAon Republican,
w. fDIfon: la your paper sfJe-t-rdsJ u ~sSa YIN
40 A. pic.,ion he'd made BY to SENATOR ro""oy ''
..age " Cri.tni Am.re. Wish Il ssdsGs'o"d u'''
have made no sueh application; but at the sane a'
would express my cordial spP'o'a or every 1'" anu
# =, for the beraio" sader'.''on OF nay opPf'''a
After waiting apparently in vain. for @ssy fs.' u" wi
v.,.uc mart, eonsi.,iag Of nine my'f iso'sd"'
to- CT Of Chale-ton conferred frdom on s"'ee' i've
women and tsr.e children, and 70 the Government o. Tue
United STATE. ~ gave the PlAnts gune'I "hN' "'.'
nearly s1so together with SIX large san' he P'''N
CT ho~i.ses 70 10 pound Parrot riiie-
We AZ. all now IN the service Of the navy unaef '"'
,usnd Of eur use hisnd. Rear Admiral pspone ~n''e
wsn " srve an ihe Rebellion sad Sia,sIy as
vai I~vs Very Iosl srtsly. hCpLnS s@"
Hssa,SSss, u O. Asssss ~ isos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
vwoM FORTRESS MONROE.
Of the Associated Press.

s,.,-.s,opdeuse Of the Associated Press
FoxrRRss MONROE. Friday Aus. 20 1881.
The Ironsides, which left Philadelphia on the 21ft
instant arrived last night, and lies at anchor to-day
- the Roads abreast Of the Fortress. Her COM
,aandpg appearance has attracted great attention,
spd every eye is bent upon her wiiha query, What
LIS she come here for ~
The steamboat Arrowsmtb, under charge Of Maj
Powles of the Staff of Gen. Dix left with flag OF
trace yesterday morning for Aikea'e Landing, With
uinety-two Rebel prisoners Of war for exchange
Among them was Captain Lee, prisoner OF var
elytured at Williamsburg, and during his captivity
he eour,ed and married the daughter of Major Dur
fs, at whose houss he was cared for while suffering
fr ln his wounds.
The Quartermas.er of the llth Pennsylvania cav
slry was arrested the 25th inst for an unfavoi.
sbIe discrepancy in bis accounts to the amount Of
q 100
'he Arrowsmith took up twelve political prisoners
70 liken's Landing.
here ia no Rebel display or movements discern
abe on the line ~ the james River.
Norfolk and Suffolk have been strongly re-
enforced by Union troops.
Brighten. Emery, IN command 81 Yorktown, SEM
out reconnaissance yesterday 10 about ten mile.
beyond Gouces err. They learned Of squad OF
Rebels in that vicinity, consisting OF about 4OO cav
airy and some flying artillery, with foGr guns; but
our reconuoitering force .aw nothing OF them yes
teriay, and encamped ioy the night. TO proceed Oh
teir mission TO-DAY. Our informant is Assistant
Surgeon Rogers OF the 9th Cavalry, who leit thC
party LIS, evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
The New Rebel stsanser "Ns. 3oo.r

Ace riding 10 the following rtsismsni. furnished
the London correspondent Of Th, Drbfrn Fr>H-
,nr Na,i, DE new Rebel steamer No. go. which
.s just given N. Tusoafora the alp, 10 AZ irou-clrd
md q vsrv formidable v-s-el;
"shs san steam from sixteen to eighteen knots m
hour: 10 perfestiy sesworrhy Tor VII practical mr.
,e~. pvulnerMLls, and will prove Any vessel she
NAV encounter We formidable an snt.g mist ~ our
own Warrior, the borsf Of the British Navy. li'
il the NJ. 800 ~ 10 wb,fe ~hefsahont Union
r,ui.@r, have With r-sson betr4, cd such anxiety.
IL had hs.n known for soma tine that q large aud
unv-rfil ron vss-.l w.s s.rnciIng ~ t,e dock
va,d 81 M.ssrs Laird, Brkr nhesd; hat none err Of
~. d.-p are 40 nucl ID. order OF the dsy at that
establishment that no enc troubled tie head nnch
about tbs new production, or cared 10 remark lns
great thickness Of the pldes which we're beng used
AT the very lH moment tie Federal sush fiti"s
.eeni 10 have had their suspicion sr0nsed, Tor the
Tu.carors was oip.ishsd IA keep ~.'ch III 'hs
ri yhhotLo,d of lbs dock where soc lay aud The
.outhern coast IL Ireland al-o s'rif' watched.
/" No. 900" msanwhil-, spprir.d Of all thst VS.
going Oh. dropped do=n the river qairtlv que day
ard It aosd OH anIo TIC Day houh sly 'sI n't
ii with ,aIty Vi l..i-' and u musicians on board.
Iuue,,d however, ef returning ~ moonngs al
iirxs,besJ, where she would have beeu k-pt III
Jur.nce vile by the Tnscsrora, s1e qsietly Iardei
,er passengers. avoiding Cox, Waterford &C.. III
tLs xhiofbood OF wbicH she Dis ht have beard "i
sonnet. lay not II al TO her sdvaotnge.
go No 2gy riszued round Nv Londonderry and
Donegal, aud via joined of tho wert eoa,s VI ir'-
lxvd Nv the s.1agIer whcn haa pr vi"ariy T.iIc'i'
having on board Tie nruiAuebt MI ndeh iOr 'hr
Irou,i.,rs. Had ste even met TIE 1usarora while
i'll auarmsd il WA the intention OF her captain 20
try .ns fortune war by runni'a stem on, ~ 'Iu
.si in 20 her Antagonist. IL needed 90 extrnofdi-
,,r, disc%rpm nj 70 discover what excitement mu !
he used at the other tide vi the Atlantic ~ Vie
arrival Of Nv. 3D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

4 SUBSTITUTE YoR CoIE.-A friend Ia. shown NJ Q
light circular metallic sheath OF waite metal, fer
postage sSmps Of large and sns Denominations, the
face Of the stamp bsing covered ~ltn transparent
sheet Of mica. 1t is Gig lily Smaller in diameter han
quarter of dollar, and In ces srleo To take the
place Of small silver coin. The uetaIlic back is "
be sta.psd with the advertisements Of the houses
ordering then. Their pr'ss ~ pirchAs-rs IL go or
less thousand; 70 the gsber~l public Cny the value
OF their face. The idea IL not TAD one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

Carr HK,rIss.-A camp meefirg under the d.
reeton " the Rev. d. Grsw"ld j. now b, Ing held
Al Sing Sing. 1t is we'll sns,dei, and services are
daily hsld by the Rev. G. &. Cos, the Rev. b.
Adams, .hs Rev. Mr. Coleman, aud others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
lAdvertisssont.i
TIIr TaY RlII

New RsAsv, pamphls. q 49, on Sac white paper.
i,este the BILL Vhk 4, wsfd for word 10 sceoans. with
the ssiusisN ws .ppeod 10 Aehsb-tscs k.sApiss
" every s'ee " ee sass ., We A and e
Of Be tax 70 - s'<d thereon rns rsudsU Il ~ complete
sud sonvrcisnt a ! possible TO make IT,
Prse ssa.s peAps Sc lS II sent by eaprea, -
per 10 d nsil aadsss IAE IaisUSs, ks9.yesk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

OBsReuIRs OF TIE LATE Dr. BErHuSR.--Ths
fsner.l services VI the isrs G-". w BE hume, D. D.,
who died in Florence in April last and who're b 'dy
HIS sesn brought 70 this city. viii take place On
Wednesday the Sd Of September, ~ O'Clock p. M,
in the church, corner Of Fil,h avenue sni Twenty.
first srsst general invitation 10 extended ~ tho
Numerous friends Of DIR. B~tlune. " the members
aud officers Of VARIOUS shsreh-s over which be has
bsc tie pastor TO sill tue clergy 70 theological pre-
fssson Of the Seminary Al N.w-l'runswis., v tho
Cusnsil Of the Eew-York Uu'vs'siiy, To The MEM
bsrs Of ths Nsw-York HISTORICAL cIeiy, and Of the
Ans',saa Philosophical Society, aud the public - b
prcssAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
The War T. Excitement q Hui nic unereasin 9

Consolidation Of philadelphia Regiments.
HIklsnuas. bnd.J, ASS ~, lAt
Adiutant-Gss. Tbomss Uited S'sss Army, will
proceed from here 10 r. il.d-lp"l ihis evening TO
consolidate tn. Philsd.Iphi regiments, md 10 send
them 10 " ashisEtn forthwith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

Irvou want b. learn what YOU can do best, and
80. Nr XnIyAr,sS ~ FOWLER 4 WgLLss, aS Bsosawsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
CITY ITEMS
NOTICE FROM THE MAYOR-CLOSIN0 PLACES
OF BUSINESS.

NOTICE FROM THE MAYOR-CLOsIN0 PLACES
OF BUSINESS.
AAYsRs Ovros NEw.Y0RE. Asg ~ len.
Inc sense Of the large and patriotic meeting Of
tho ei'i1sns Of Rew.York, assembled in lbe City
Hall Park on "Wednesday last, WA. expressed with
unaninity and enthusiasm IN RE. Of resolutions.
One Of these resolutions 10 The following:
"Rs,ssed Thk - 10 the I3h 4 s.p,smb.r rext We
reQusn that ell pieces 81 bas~ss prse ssbe be
sosed s,ss day At osek p ea.bl- 10, Al eiii.ns
ory rvad vsisnsesrIg sd psss' themselves In M
itary din"
Consuming in the views expressed in this resou.
tior al, believing that their Observance BY our cit
xens would fiststs recrnfihg, and thereby
strengthen the hands Of Cove rmest in the rre.ent
crsis, | would respectfully reqieAt tbs, up TO the
18th day Of September next. % lar as may be pras-
desble, eli places Of business l. this csy be closed
each day. at the boar Of s'cocs D. M. for the pur.
posss h.med ,hsreiu. Csc. OPDrKR, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

CxSTRAL PARK CoycrRT.-fhe Central Park
Commissioners announce tas there will be music Ut
the Central Park. on the mall mi. afternoon At
clock p. NJ, BY she Central Park and, under the
Leadership Of II. b. Dsdworh, II the weather II
.iue. The following is ,bs Prog rsmne,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

Governor Ramsey Of Minnesota. teleernPhs 70
friend in Philadelphia that the Rev. Dr. williamson
aud the Rev. Mr. Riggs, Siosx Missionaries, repofses
murdered In The late nsssasre, NV ssis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CHASBERs-ASa =.
before Jsdge Hutton
DECISIONS.
CARPENTER agt. Carpeb,e grantee.
H,ssk Az Henarisk.o0-Nsiiob glaEteG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

TIE POLICE CovRrs-For rome weeks past, oar
vsrisss Police Colits Sth"agh in constant session,
have had very li,sle businsss 10 tr.n-"ct Certainly
ne very important su.ss have come up for adjudiss-
Ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30
IAdxartiscment i

CYAup Family HoLID,Y At BaRNUM's
u,..r.-pep Tom Thumb ard Com Nst sppesr IN sheis
a.. nri.. Ct H. .,d Il seiocxs sad ica sna
aushablc ~ = Asa ssesA II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

A CAKb.-Capt. AsCreary Of tho bark Colloney.
a SLICE hereby desires publicly rrsum th MA' Oh ethAt
u hs elf ~ Capt Chriiansu 81 the rofw.siA
bng aIc1oa for h kiuSe. min AIS officers
AND osow lille board bis s~f having paf" recessed
fon q ~aG.ry grave aud VIII s~ass Tsssso'r Cspt.
Cb,i.na.-u With Lc~ung. Of usude asd ~iss Ma
N ~. n sneasA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

Gus patriotism, they hIbt Tor thelf count iuturt
not its prs-ent or theirs; Ihey have DO other
ward than the glory and safety Of the country. Suc
men have seen 10 ihe field know bow cheer
fully they bear hardship-how silently they sccspi
wounds and deAth.
Go 70 tie graves Of these honored dead and Tell
than the hs4 tb.y loved hOsts over tbci' reg pcn,
mon .ome glorious frld--will their ,l.ep be die
tnrbed Tell them that their nam-s will bs
handed down with honor through the succession o
vsuer,liuns-wiil ,be blood x..ia thnil ~ thsi'
veins, and will Their eyes glisteaf Give Them,
thea. while they can eujoy 1t, tue s-'ieiacton TO
know that their efforts have sn o'Ject. ALREADY
Won bear the tramp Of eager Thousands has eni W
Inc prepared ba,l.,-your fauc, in the 'e.l-ss I'll hi
brings you bsok the voices Of their farewell. IA.
cen, in Dir, ans OF the night how many vi you will
ever hear theri again, those household icce
Re Numbering ihese--remcuborny the boarded
couutry's GOODWILL yoa hesitate Peopl OF MA
sacburetts, will you hesitate 10 sirike WIN v'a'
,o,o. the unnatural enemy who h,s compelled tb-sr
teri bio saoriloes Gre. OF No Ne ohnl t'i-
blood be shed in van no! No Bn, tiz.d III
such blood will you no, name Rfi the s.i' wnofe
gaid d by the baud Of 81 we sh'o~ up TO With
m the sIu the bones oil putrio's who fell IN thi-
struggle for their ooanmyf lCnes vi MOL MOL
Crowd your ps,not soldiers 20 che field, happy "
,hrir rrivllege to be there; make every nShi VIZ
tory but let the who fall on moss r"n a'''' ''
Ia i6e INSURED belief that thef biood " uS no. h'ef
smiled upon the ground-'hat II went I" .euen, DC
il, sis great terple OF universal
eIy lorat chez rim. aud when tue roar oil ,he bal.
H. With all o,ner mortal sounds, Is fh'ing In ,n'i
cars ei them feel thai tier s1ns, 'o' arc H"ooi'H
81, ~ ,on ,ba, noble army he,rr OF matyrs .hic"
every good cau-o denlands. Justly 'nc'i
erd d =, once. by great act place yO1rsei, 90 o. o., g"e
Of Of NE grind IinnScles OF hiroIy Ana II on ~"
snn'mi, me halo which surrounds you Is rns,d "''
a Redeemed light reflected IRON many oio0a! no.
il will uot come from your setting sun 'u ;ch viii
;iI',moa,e The world. rreuend asup lause, wnieh
was kop, up for several minl,es.l - ~. II. rIs,to,w
Tic bouquets Cha. were thrown upon ,Ie pi",' ~.
vero usssed 10 A,s. Fromop, in tIe baIccny .. ""
coucln.on ~ tie General remarks. ih'ee cneeh
were qiycn for Mrs. Fremont, then slieo L. :;
and finally six rousing cheers I~r "V"' 'eseN'
were given with s,Hsu,sg snesN
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Augur and Geary were severely wounded, anil
Prince, by losing his way in tho dlrk while pass
ing from one flank to another. foil into Tho hands
of the enemy -e.n.. '-tH Vi M ~
| desire publicly to express my appreciation of
the prompt aud skllful manner in which Gen.
erals Sigel and Mcdowell brought forward their
respective commands, and established then, on
the field and Of their cheerful AT d hearty cosp.
eration with me- frum beginning to end. 7f.wO
Brig Gen. Roberts. Chief Of Cavalry Of THE
army. was with the advance Of our forces on Fri
day aud Saturday, and WIS conspicuous for his
gallanfry and for the valuable aid he rendered 10
Gems. Bank and Craw ford. e.7s.aGltipi
Our loss was about 500 killed, wounded and
missing, Of whom 900 were taken prisoners. As
mighitbe expected, from the character Of the on.
gagemert, very large proportion Of these were
killed. u U'.'. .ga5 f alli D
The enemy's 0ss in killed, wounded, and pris-
eners, W. are now satis6ad, Is mncli IN sxeesse ef
Anr own 10y f,i 4, NJ ssss Aslf 4
\ IA fpii list Of casualties viii, be traus1 led o.
ION as possible, together with dcfaiisIE Iepsfs,
In which shall fndeAvor TO do justice tkall..,e
& JOHN PORE,
Major General Commanding. O.
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ger. They confirm the reports Of the prison
ers taken in the late battles about the numbe;
Of the killed and wounded, and say our artil
lery fire at night was terribly destructive.
The Rev. X. p Slaughter Of Cedar Noun
tain, at the loot Of which the battle was fought,
is strong Union man, and an ardent advocate
of the cause of colonization. His library was
destroyed by the Rebel soldiers upon discover.
ing among his papers letters lavoring the abo-
liion Of Slavery.
Scouting parties from Gen. Milroy's brigade
passed the Rapidan yesterday, and nearly
reached Orange COURTHOUSE, where large
body of Rebels remained. The bodies Of
Rebels are constantly found in the woods and
corn-fslds around the battle ground. Some 81
our shells nearly reached the summit Of Cedar
Mountain, near which the battle was fought,
and from which it takes its name. III