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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
SUPREME CCURT-Cn,ssks, -JrLy ie.-B.Sors Jv'tss
Barnard.

DISCHARGE or issOLvENT UsDEH Two-rHlRD 40,
Msu attain Oh COmisuy st. Alfred r. lhoin.-
Mo'iou ssdr -I-cgon h ground met since me y
cosey Of the judgment aeieudsn bad been 81 siscd "
his debts und, tie Wctliid 1hi. dch'rsr we y .s
by the adg- 81 kug utty Ia JnIc 1877 pi nnt
i,u-d then Iudenei 10 the shein ~ Ns|
fors Counf,, VITO ~.i Jon = 500 ~orb OF popt y
The p-tion upon Inch tie d~hto' di,ciarsed srses
thai he an iubalna at OF Sr- frrs Ceuuy Zoe Arg
anniy lU6.e rould wand dch re 20 80 staot
OF any CuuN bat hhts Tn csbof sisine' ,'As w.
r.rc error md pi,Niaus 10 uhisinhs "a lass
prevented the punty Iuss the ssdis oi h,o PeN,
thi re.d-nt aud iubahitsnt " te ~ 80 o4oss
81, tho tine OF presenting j. pet!io. the uoa NNru VI.
mo Ion tr ssndeiErs or.he's Ihs
J. Frsncis Waon fCf ga; ES~sI anu O~e' oYsosoa-
SUPREME COUkT--GENsKAL TsRs-'gLf H-eri's
Ju,tires SUTHERLAND NRtLEs nd Lf0sAhn.
The Cont met itls nOriing pirstisnt 10 hy"srn.
u.p, several moiens were put 81 I'll Moodsy, whru
.xo-ctrd Pes ciug Jss,r sham will he pEesSht Ne
.nrr bu nr.s ses tfsnscted The Court 'asnsd -
mex. N ouday y. /? m "a
CaasBrRs-JuLy is.-Befos Justics CIEsKx
DECISIONS.
John II. Ehle sgt T.. -. james ct aL-Motion to
open d-fsu. gran 3D. Motion ssriAs out oert-n 49,
from the compliant slso sl,sd No cssts 70 sisns' psS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
Tx. Frrn WARD RussrllERs Asp C.prNs

TIKI FFTH WARD RUnsEILERs iSp CAPTis
PyrrY.-The malice Of tie ruuselIers OF The Fifth
vrd bas re.enily exhibited itself III Characteristic
nauner. They hate Poay for bis ehieieucy IN sr'
resting the yiol.tors of The law, and they have now
ret 10 work 10 blsst his reputation by bringing
charges against that officer before the POLES Com
oission,rs. IL matters not with them that these
chsrges have no basis Of tintb. IL s not difficult to
net some low woman TO swear % any statement mat
may be dawn up, or some male vsysbond to commit
,erinry for a consideration. And money sgan viii
obtain currency for these ISLANDERS in cernin class
Of uewfpapers; and the object Of the rumselers-to
blaeken the character of Capt. Pc,iy-is obtained
During the Pressnt week charge was Drought
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JvLr I.-Bsssr
Jade bslTs.


In the Gaze Of ,h- 0r.Z, scnooner Actor, and
cargo the Judge day d.ct'd allow the dow
nnisut year and duJ ia sniCn - provide further proc
lstiys chlc 81 te This morning tic Dis
irct- ey sppi-d %. Count or ode.
the requisite Wi.B.,se. WI they had now ob.rsed
Mo- ION ci lie fril- On oi-.oneis taxing
th- testimony referees 10
The Ui.tirt Attorney he. 81 i5ri ssans. the s.amss
Am and cargo. csp,uied a. f,r. Aors4a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

A New RuysigG-SrlTcH SEwIyG-MAcgIsE.-
Madame Demore-t has neat little portable running
stitch sc ~ing.macbne, which weighs les than one
pound and csn be conveniently carried 10 the pocket
or reticule. Ito operation is very simple. IL is
adapted 10 run up breadths, gather rnffie, shirr.
tuek, &c., with = single or double thread, on any
material adapted 10 the running stitch from the
lghtest end ,hinnss; up 10 TWO thcknesser OF o'd-
uary silk or muslin. 1t is attached to the table,
like sewing bird. BY the simple turning Of a
crsrk With ono band AMI guiding the work with the
other, i. silently, yet very rapidly, with < commcn
needle, makes the runnipg-.i,ch exactly Ike hand
rwing. Itiss IS machiue, and for light work will
undoubtedly become much used.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

BOARD or EDUcArioS.-The Board of Edues'iou
met On Tuesday evening, Mr.. Curtis, President, IL
hs chair.
Mr. =. u. HowlaDd WIS elected to the position OF
A-.stsnt ERIK III zoe Office Of ths City Superlatend.
ent, at n SALARY Of $500 per annnm, to take effect
from tho LAT of Ausnst.
The School officers Of the Sesenteentb Ward were
authorized 10 Lease tie church property in Eleventh
street, between Third and Fourth avenues, for ten
sess irom the lst II July, ut rent Of 3 200. Tor
Primary School No. g.
IL WA aso resolved that the Controller be directed
10 place III be baud. Of the Cty Chamberlain $50
GOO subj,cl 10 The draft If the Board Of Education,
for she ,symeui OF teachers salaries.
TIE Finance Committee repo ted that the appro-
prisiions 10 date were @ S6 81 in excess of the fund
reese we'd for special appropriations.
IL was received TO sppropThte the sum Of 1855
for the pnrpoee q erecting wing 10 Ward School.
House No. so, 10 the Eighteenth Ward. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

S1KAwBEERY CRoP % NoRIhtRs Nt~-Jshs1t
There bsye been shipped via Ere Railway, RON
their etaion, at Rumrey's. Bergen County, Now
Jersey, this season, straw berries "a follows
'' Bsstets
n. N...yo,E recommendations
no Stations Wes..........s..ss''''''''' H'H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
uNIrEp STATES DISTRICT. Ar1uRNNY, ogsIca

FEMALE COUNT. HFktfEks AkRASJED.
Mary M.taTthy rtd C.,ti eiIu- Shells were AZ.
rested ps .irg fr II lis Lind-nUloler
Gard t,e oa--ry Whep arrested Of The wpu-v
threw number Of tL i-e-s and the other had sAf
dozen pisc.s in hor po.s--sisa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

HOVE Sickness IssASIrY.-Dr. Hunt Of Buffalo,
now stationed Il, Newpor, News virginis, gives the
following instance OF that form Of boue sickness
which becomes insanity. Ia letter lie narrates Al
affecting aud painfully touching case, thus:
You have learned, perhaps, Of That form Of camp
home sickness which dey, lopes isef into nsa, ity,
aud is written down in TIE Looar n"staigiG. IL
il " singular aud painfully IL ere,n q pnenomenon.
One U. them OILY naA been fully developed dLder
my eye. Ine man came here almost entirely re-
coverei from fever GIG LINED limef 70 be On.
tirciy well. reiu.ipg al, iprs, and talking very
retionally about everything but hone. Day alter
day, as tie boat came TO he do'k, lie woili pack
bio knspssck quietly, soy ec"'-b,e 10 Lis ward
mates, and marcn down ~ he wharf only 10 be die
appointed ana 70 Ed out, as more f0rclbiy than
elegantly expressed IL, that - &c VS. not The ryht
boat--il " 10 another ID bOsI." Al night Ia his
sleep lie talked continuously vi wife ANA child; day.
times be sid LITTLE, but hia,y made confident Of
me- and ssid that IL night u d sii DAY be dreamed
aud though OF bome, sbd son.etiu.es, Perhaps, II
u.ade him lgII .beaded. lie had Teen y.ae IN the
service, ano alwsys gay aid barp, up ~ ihe period
OF ills recent ibess tbs iamay live IN New York,
aud one morning hsd The happiness 10 rec Charley
march down 10 The boat with .is Ses,y rldns anap
M K, and il he right boat a. uae. lie haa
been home q fortnight now, snd i have 10 douoi
will return TO his inent sOoI soldier 1o nave
kept hum here would have ebucd, probably, Ii SUI
eide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

CHAsoE AT SrrwARrs.-At A. I. Stewart a.
Co. Dry goco, nore 8 per cent premium is allow ed
upon 81 payments made in SPECIE and the saoie
charge made where specie 10 required 10 be gwen IN
change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

ST.. JosgrB's AcADtmY, FLUSHING, 1. 1.-The
annual exhibition Of 81. Josephs Academy, Flush
my, l.. H. took place On the 18th met. before Iarge
aud highly respectable audience including number
Of cerymen from Brooklyn and NewYora, aud che
parents sud friends Of the Institution. Among The
Clergy men present were the Rev. Messrs MEG ,rick
Of WIhsuisbugh Campbell o: Wiilisusbnrgh;
O'Bens Of Flu.hing; Cassidy, 0'N.ill, Pagan
Turner, McEDroe, Ke, gan, and MeKenDa Of Brook
Ign; ahd Phsn OF Arloris. The French drama
C,iu qul Dome oNr Paupres, Pete az Seigneur,
lie VINO Gives 10 the Poor Lends ~ he Lord WAS
lerforned BY seyen young ladies'. A long list Of
premiums wtre dhtitutrd by tie Rev. alr. Turner.
| VI sr-Geneai Of Brooklyn, who made some
very eloquent aid sensibls remarks about tie beau'
Lies of religious education, and concluded ~ ex-
boring the young ladies 20 continue for The future
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

A SUGGESTION on THE SUBJECT or RECRUITING
w en- y nan enli-ss dress hin like solder, and
he will feel Ike soldier. There is magic in usi-
tia cap and coat. His military costume c'thes him
With courage and Twriotsm, md he viii forthwith
exert the u,most Of bic efforts induce bis comrades
to copy lis example. and rally 10 10 country's call
His " gmen'as distinguish him from the msss-and
in these times that Try mem souls indicate loyalty
"piuck" and all the noble stributes that constitute
the hero Contrast our well dressed volunteers with
tie army Of ragged Secessicuht, recently removed
from Governors Island, and mark the difference. II
does no. require very deep penetration TO di"cover
the fact that the former look like men Of thought
and meu Of scon--brains and hearts behind mus
ke,s and bsyop-ts-wbe the batter nave the hang
dog look Of slaves snd paupers-meFe war machines,
10 he manipulated by commanders. After the re-
cruits are dressed, provide them with comfortable
quarters They are 10. fools and will not expect TO
live 10 parors or sleep beds Of elder down. Men
who enlist now, have sense enough TO know that
nights rest on a hammock, or bed of straw In
tent or well ventilated barrack, is sweeter md fer
more refreshing than the sleep obtained with 80 much
difficulty, Ut this season OF the year, IN Ordinary
dwelling houses. Tie plsin rsiions given 10y the
Government TO be soldier, are in dlatetic point VI
view, far .nperi'r 10 the uxnries that had the table
Of the gournnaDd and the gint'n. Any MAD, soldier
or civil an, who plain food and plenty Ut IT, at
regular iutervsr will lie Stronger and heal bier than
Ie .ho INDUCES in the frequent use Of indges'ibie
luxuri,s.
Having provided the recruits with reeimcnts's,
comfortable quarters snd tuitable rstions, they
sbou,d o~e no more lime than The case demands be-
fore they begin the study and the practice oi the
manual OF arms. OF course they must have arss--
Of the hes, quality, and not be kept mouth after
month marching and couutetmarcbing without io-
srrumeD,s Of war in their posses'ion Let IL be
generally Understood thai liberal bounty will be
,ad TO our yolunt.e rs, thar their families stall De
" ell provided for during their absence-that they
shall be mel uniformed aud abundantiy supplied
With whol.some rations-spd in the event Of their
being prosrated by sickness the sword, that they
,ha be furnished with the best medical and surgi-
cal assistance, and have the endsresi nursirg, and
,horrands, ave tens of Thousands Of our youEg men
will iock 10 tho bsnner Of str,ss and stare. The
true hero cares for bis faulty than he does Tor
iimsclf Provide at once for the wants OF his vile
and children and he ID, light The better for it and
ieeIn no ,scriiee great to maintain tie integrity
Of the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

CHILpRES's Picnic AT WEST HoBoKrs.-Tbe
friends of the Co,tagePlace ScDoo, No. 204 Beeck.
er.street, gave the children picnic at Simms'
Grove, West Hoboken, on Tbunday. About 100
little ones were in procession through the woods,
bearing national figs, and singing National by uns
with q melody that rvaled tie sweetness OF the
birds. As holiday is rare with these children, they
enjoyed this with all the joy and freshness Of yontha
the day and scence calculated 20 enhance their
pleasures They were well cared for by the gentle
men 10 attendance, and the kind teachers in whose
charge they were.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

against one of he sergeants Of the Fifth Precinct Of
gros,ly immoral conduct. which the prosecuting
counsel themselves acknowledged they did not be-
lsve TO be true, and it was done solely for the pnr'
pose Of coupling with i, charge against Capt Re ~.
TIE charges on trial were proved TO be thoroughly
absurd and uufaundsd; but this does not prevent
The Police Gazette from devoiug q column TO the
matter ~ though iwers proven and speaking OF the
Ststlon-hOuse a. house Of prostitution. 1.-THE pub.
nc zee REPEATED charges agsDst this officer, they VIII
henHeforth know To what source to attribute them
Whether counsel claiming to be respectable JUS
tined III engaging in such dirty business may b- an
open question. Resolutions have been passed by
the Police Commissioners highly complimentary to
Capt. Petty for the energy and Ell sncy he has s1.
hbited in tie discharge Of his duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

Col. T. L. @. Ransom Of the 18th Illinois is a,
The 81. Nicholas. This regiment, it will he recol
lec,ed, won the highest donors at the West during
the active operations in that quarter. Col. r. Wal
wounded q, Charleston, No., II Fort Donelson, an,
at Shiloh. lie is represented as one Of the mos
gallant officers in the army, and is of Vernon
stock. His father commanded u New-Engand Iegi
menl in the Mexican War, and fell vt the battle .
Chepultepec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19
MARRIED.

In Washington, on the 9Th inst, by the Rev.
Or. Hoover, Mr. ALBERTUS DEETON, to
Miss MARY 4. SUPPLE, both of Alexandria;
Virginia.
At Christ Church, Georgetown, D: c. on the
tan, JOHN ). BEALL, to ELIZABETH,
daughter Of Francis Dodge.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev Mr.. Lanahan
Mr., JOSEPH NJ GARNER to Miss ROSA
n. COOK, of Prince Georges County, Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19
DIED.

In Georgetown, D. c., on Sunday last, Mrs.
Hchard D. Burroughs, Nottingham district, in
Irlnce Georges County, Md, leaving q large
circle of relatives and friends to mourn her de-
parture
At La Grange, (Missouri,) on the first Of June,
); ~ :, ELEAZUR TALBERT, son Of Mr.. Ihos:
II years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19

-----
The Senate COMMITTEE Oh territories, OF
which MI Garlic IS a MEMBER, 90 not 1aVor'
Us It IS ulli'eioCoot'' 0lo oil1 " vi 1h'S eui'
ting " es' l'sln' li'o 'i0 o'Ao0 o' o''''''I,,o''
thai the oouho'llc' ~ eAV01ls'0o ~ ''ic nluo
hdge' ana tlla' Sue a'ollS'i SI"Vol 10, ~ "l'Il
-. 1v'' $3.50 WITH 49, honn;.7,, ,,or1.o%) ont
5.'L'v on,,nt:an . >.l,o will ,,,ss law, nro-
>? 49, n..4,,,1 a1o1;+;on r. sl.,orr l,-
,'>'I"o ~. 49, '=aS.o, hovoafzow ,o.n w.
,.1.'. -
,,;44.o, t1.o o,,,,1;o,4;o, &c Vast v;,c;n;o
>.:1 4.ll - +bo oronod
T,bo 1,st c,,s1,s n-,s +alon dn,;ng tho cnn.
n,,r o2 1850 a,l was comnlotoa 50 far as tho
o,uoo+;oo o4r Statistics v,s conco,nod h, Octo-
}., oe 4los vnar vat m ~ tha nrnsont da+o
there has been no publication of the results of
that interesting collection of statistics.
Tsiss+atn,1 that Nicbo]as Tonovor+h the Gin
o;ono+; ,,,;I;ouo;ro ba, contributed e5o0+o f,od
tho fn;l;ns of Confaderate soldiers at the
co,+b
An order has hoen sent TO Gen Hunter 70
release the Il men of the New York Engineer
Douinont some time since derorted to Tortu-
GAS
The R;chmond n,oars state that Gcncrals
Stewart and FJzev were both wounded in the
baAtln - Cross Knvs Init NOT d,noorous!v
J u III Al To
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19
KEEP COOL!

ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
NHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES Pile J.
/ sure in informing his friends and the publ =:
keep constantly on hand a supply OF ICE dur
inc the season Persons desiring the above ar
ticIe can obtain it by calling at his depots, No.
40. King street, between Washington and st.
Asaph or at the old depot, on Fairfax street.
under the old Watch House. opposite the
Adams Express Office: ,,,-,r,,c,o~r
my l3--4m t. u. HENOEI.oON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19
INSURANCE AGENCY.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
C5tH $ f@S Ne Yet d6 S~ Th $ SOL $4
Capital, $I,0o0,000. Nett Surplus, sl60, IA.
DOLICIES in either Of the above-named COM
L panies issued, and losses adjusted by the I'M
dersigned, agent at Alexandria, Va. For insur-
ance, apply at No. IS King street, upstairs, or
to ANDREW JAMESON,
my 13-tf Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19

T OST-On Monday afternoon, June 10th, the
IL advertiser mislaid new RIFLE, stamped
London, with two crowns, also a CARTRIDGE
BOX, filed with beans from the upper country
A liberal reward will be paid to any one who
will leave the above articles at the Scott House.
formerly G. S. Hallowell's residence, on Duke
street ie 17-3t#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19
DAILY's STEAMBOAT COACHES.

DAILY'S comfortable and swift COACHES
~ connect the Alexandria and Washington
steamers with Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Coaches await the arrival of the boat and
leave the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 7th
street in time for each tr p
Travellers may be sure of prompt gentleman
ly and accommodating agents.
Washin gtOn ie 1G-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

The Cape Ann Advertiser says the Cape
North fishery has proved complete failure
this season. Southern mackerel come in very
we'll Five dollars per barrel for new mackerel
are declined"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19

CARD.-R II. MILLER, son s CO:
Y can be found daily at their store, NO. %
King street, where they will be happy to meet
thniT friends from to y A. NJ, for the settlement
of all accounts due by or to them.
10 5-pODW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19

on ARD.-For the recovery of pair
ODU Of MATCH Fl @ Il S E S, dark bays or
Browns. well known in Alexandria and the neigh
borhood. They are about II years Of age, very
much alike, fine heads and muzzles about 10
hands high the larger one OF the Two Wf hr fh h
collar rubs They were stolen from my place.
at Broad Run, Fauquier county, ab2qt fort
nioht 400 T. B. ROBERTSON.
Fauouier county, Va: je lC-1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02

Bp;Dar7os7, Tenu.. Aug. 3l.-Gen. MaxcJ 5
brigade, under the command of Col. MeEJnstiy
If the 32d Alabams regiment, s:;acSfd the
aaeraT, 100 strong, at StsTePso7 -iafsn'TE
artillery and care)ry-at ! o'clock to-day
: fer f1ur hours Smelling tho enemy evacu-
std their Qualifications, leaving on The Nash
vile trains, couraon roads, and through tie
woods.
J large amount 6 AMMUNITION End stores
Use captured
Oar co.umaad met -i:t thr most ccr2:ai
recsrtion from tbs citizaos, The ladies urging
them not 10 stop till they had killed OF cap
turei the en,iIe Yankee force The jog q:
the citizers wss unbounded at once more be-
holding The Stars and Bars"
We had engaged tho gid Alabama, llst
Alabama, 25ih Tennessee, Major GUITARS
disnoun.ed partizaus, Capt. kcea eaTt!ry
and Freeman's and Durr's battery, the whole
numbering goo man. Our loss was ;Ho
wounded, aone killed The Yankee loss is
unknown.
The Yankee ioTt,ics!ions al Stevenson are
7ery strong. Our troops displayed g'ess
re l!.rt-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
:IEE HUNDRED AID FORT. ACRES Or GOOD
Ek,:I:.,i LAID Fer ale

- f:Fii .sr,.: ;:s ANY, prevented froH =:
;aL 1,n5 ~, coiseI y: ;ny rsrru yeriS.LiIy
therefore ce-r tho Tract tor ss!s Privately eu'it
Gay o. t;sos !: cSii U=.rs I l. t<-. t.
-nica ..c- will be Siv-a 7l u. It's. -.
l. irr .s!s ,7bi.Siy, Spor tins ps~ E.'se,.
Trs Tra.: -- raniy K lDser -hi Of u, o:s.,r ::
E"-.s. patty =: tbs couay " yychIs,t Gtilsi-.
p.E1e case; Wa ha-5il-, sb9et eIs CT e. ojs..
folS Csd.! S"i" "a fiUoensHd e5ca;., pae. II cGhl-
!s-d:cg tper the .snee Hiv-= ".sa.
Tee L.at = i. h2h State o, ilr roTsnen., "a. =;
hBiss 'el o.: 4. :i0y.T ILG dar! Grass. A. !riss
a=ncr"d Est t!:y Acre. e.eset e.: tk. rLDc. ~
a:nb"red :. cr.t-sl gro~tk LeG;ssrw Cssst 1913
iaiouSn Ia L:ct. atvdss sTsssa: 80: !sac sti
ssrn other .Ln2lieT .treIps :cr.;;s lafohEa Ira
Lszd Th!et cnrJa. Il 20 =. Hvi'-sse!ed. Persra"i
spring II vary cOL7tLi - TIE br.inS Il sitos.sd
Very ctv.ni:uy 10 seveEl riIi Mills nron soufhi-ax
RiveI be !nYrvvin-tts are Al excellent aed nfSs
Dwelling roa.s. ~i:a iarss Ro1rs ?.asasa u1Ia
tho l0*sr tloo:, apd on. oppn tss oflu taa e.
asesn.r7 .hVcIa-, .sT 5a.E ID Cvrn-' od"' A.
bio e1cs!ies; sslG..r!, a. Hontrs s-.
els at Tor scr.LR :~e.: - IN; te'a.Aac }"1-'
OF Tob.:-y
To, T-fi.s Nil - ::asc. -! Ist k-v''. s5os -
rioutos ~ nYr.-,si.
H.. .n,ike: 2Lr;enLn:i, :-'-s--:, -A1s c II f.s-'
eis B. Ear OF g;cnaecG. Or D.. IclE Anderoe. exc
eoaa=y Of Leci.s Who :szitss LhSs ave n.ss t"E 40
ps1s. 49,
o3s ~no LAY E!ss % W" y ,so.
AS 3o-vta aAtsh" =. .A'DAh3o@'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
-Is SArTLR CO sR!oGsPoRT. ALA-IsTEGEsT
ING Ac"JC%T
Hs- csrAK7Ess 22n ALA. REo' y,
August 26:h, 1852.
AuEust ISL, 1852.

NsssRs. ED.ross In obedience TO your
circular requesting Adjurants {! Regiments
to f,rwE-d 2 list OF incidents and casuaiiica
il cur engagements with the enemy, have
tins honor TO make ths following s,stensa,
Til. 52a AlahaEls Regiment, numbering
three huni:>t; ai1 thirty fighting men, hay
irg receive, marching orders yesterday morn
inS % cross liz Tennessee and support Capt.
R;ces company Of detached cavalry, arrived
a. Bridgeport st II o'clock 4. Nj, and found
that the place had been evacuated the night
before bJ the Eederalists. Z few moments
after wards, it having been ssceTtained that
the euemy were approaching iu force froin
Bslue Creek, acrceS the Jones: Crack bridge,
Captain Rics was ordered with his company
Q; c..slry 20 chetk their advance. Or resi-
Net; was Immediately drawn Up in line 81
be:,it ',ahnd tie c-est of commanding h:!!.
Captain Eice's gs!ian; h.tle bard Of trcuty-
&ru n:en being hotiy pursued % she enemy,
INTO. 7s!s il our line we're made through E=ht:h
they safely passed, when thev reformed IL.
line Of battle in our resT.
The enemy, consisting Of detachment Of
cavs.1y and nfantry, numbering i've hundred
men, imncdia.>jy attacked our centre snt
RICH: sni left VI ogs. when they were siSnslly
repulIaJ fouT t:;oeG, retiring with loss ard L!
confusion.
GEL. Alaxe:- inspired our men with bis
,chesring presence, and with distinguished
'yclcr snd init sp;dity eudeaced himself TO our
coaalqad. Cos. Mcknstry acted With grest
ssI-possossion and bravery while MEETING
or t.oops to charge. Lieut.. Col. Maury was
seen everywhere IN the thicksss o! ,hs fight,
sxpoeIng his person to the shafts sad missiles
Of the eucmy. His uu]inchinG courage and
bravery were a.testsd everywhere. Ciicers
ap1 .le., b. their persistent bravery AID
cool during, covered themselves with s!ocg,
Rejecting honor On the proud S.sts OF ALI,
bams. thereby proving themselves woTsh:
so;5iers of DIR glorious Southern cause.
Gar loss was two wounded. Corporal Nc
Cisny, Company F. slightly wounded in right
arm and left little finger. Pat. \. Mitchara
Compsay ., severely wounded in left loot
Tbs enemy 3 loss was IA killed and wounded
Very respectfully,
JOHN L. CHANDLER,
Adutant 32d Ala. Reg't.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02

TIE German papers are asitsted by @ SAIL
ora yarn to The effect that the Prussian ri.
gaze Amazon vas run down and sunk By the
clipper ship Black Hawk, Cspeain Morton, OF
Boston, lest winter, Captain Morton having
bson brioed at Copenhagen TO perform the deed.
There il clipper ship Black Hawk belonging
ito Boston, but she mas slEays been employed
in tne California trade, and has never been to
Europe. LAST November she sailed from New
York to San Francisco, uoder command Of
Captain Qoane-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
cTF,NfE,P ETIJT.

AUGUST, Sept. 1.-The SaTaarht Pari1s u
this morning stale that the Steamer Einus,
whilst going iowl the Ever Saturday il!fht
grounded, sud wss d.2eoT crcd yesterday, bS
the Yankees. She was Grci 70 prevent her
from Filing into their isnaa. 5he mac 10
bales of cotton, and s9iao tuspentns. Il! &C
board escaped.