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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
yAyoR oppYxE on THE HEALTHBILL.

Is q, Editor ef The n. y i,i6"n"
SIR: TIE Times Of yesterday has All editorial On
the Health bill. in which | am vigorously assaied
for DroDosinQ On amendment TO that bill, which
nearly every citizen Of New.York regards JUS;
and proper. have no desire TO enter into cOntro-
yersy with tho editor Of that Journal but feel il TO
Be duty TO connect the erroneous impressions which
sbe article referred to is calculated 10 produce.
II s not trne that wen. to Albany 10 resist the
passage Of the Health ill. /; is not true that
favored tbe passage Of The Metropolitan Police bill
have ever advocated the passage Of any Metro
poltan Law connected with the government Of this
city Nor is il true that my sction in favor Of
amending the present Health bill s prompted by
per,onal or selfish motiyes On the contrary, have
40 personal wish to DC on tie Commission, but an
,oley prompted by desire 70 protect the ghts and
promote the interests Of the city.
Before the meeting OF the present Legislature, !
oei tho leading members Of the Sanitary Association
ii THE city, by invitation, for the purpose Of come
ysrins views in relation 10 tho proposed Health
bill. After free interchange of opinions, we failed
n agree as to the s1pedency Of having it Ietropoi
N IN chsraceT-they fayorng il and idisapproving.
tney subsequently, presented bill with tina. feature,
me Commission 10 consist Of the Mayors Of New
iork AND Brooklyn, and four others to BE- appointed
" tne governor and Senate. 1 made no opposition
to that oii although should have greatly preferred
sDii iinned 10 the sanitary nteress Of this city.
but donng the passage Of the bill through the House
The Coinoss'0n was changed by the substitution Of
iso Police Commissioner for the Mayors Of Nav.
York and Brooklyn.
This change completely disfranehis,d ,hoss c;ties.
~ excluding both municipalities from a,v ,erresent'
stion in the Commission. A. The head n n, Gov
srDmsit Of the City Of New.York, felt !. 70 he :,
duty TO enter my protest against th. vyro,., ~,
dnty Of the Comnssion is purely local IN Il. eb.rsO.
sr; it is to be supplied with funds by Local :, rr,;on
end II would therefore oe rranii.s,ly vn;ns, o.
suds the local authorities from all r.pr,s.n,o,;o -
Il. II seems 10 me it would be repetition of A..
edous policy Of Great Britain toward q. a. coon;s.
In these views, 30 far ss can learn am ,upco,.a A
by the original fheDas of ne bill with much uua.
ainity, and believe by tho public generally.
Since appearing before the Senate Comrpit,.s I
hsys discovered that the BILL 40 passed by tho As.
ssraby, had been altered from the shape in which 4
was reported BY the Assembly Committee, b,
striking out the word legal" from the following
sentence In the section relative to street cleaning
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
NIBLO'S THEATRE.
THE ENCHANTRESS.


This musical and romantic drama was revived last
night at Niblos Theatre to full house. The SUPER
natural lady on the occasion was performed by Miss
Richings. daughter of Mr.. Peter Richngs so long in
bycone days one Of the ornaments OF the stsge here
Miss Rcbings acts with ease and naiuraness; Id
very fluent in her defamation, and excited by her
songs the ardent applause Of Il crowded house. The
piece presents variety Of scenes, and includes the
force Of the Company for its Characterization. NJ.
Richngs. Mr. Davenport, Mf. Wheatley, e., take
pat. The music OF The Erchantress is by Bale,
and is cmnently popular.
At Miss Provost's Theatre, Mr. Fairclough played
Sir Giles Oyeneacb The house was desperately
bad, aud enough to chill the actor. From what We
saw we judge him to he a iudicious pertormer-nol
addicted to the customary vices of the tragic school
bat we must form an opinion more fully after bet
ter hearing The closing Of the house, with tue oc-
casonal nature of the entertainment was unfaYor-
able 10 such au appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
LATEST:Eia Londonderry.

Lo1 Don, ApIf' Mr.. Gladstone bss made his
financial ststement in the Commons, which IL gener.
ally satisfactory. No taxes are TO be remtted, and
the only change OF moment is that IL September ice
bop duty is to be repealed and transferred TO an
excise duty On beer.
1t i, supposed that England wilhdraws from the
expedition to Mexico, bat there is no rupture be-
tween the allies England abstains merely from
Interfering the chief part of the expedition beng
uow undertaken by France. Napoleon hes written
an autograph letter 10 Admiral La Graviere disap-
proving bis conduct.
yIESSs, April 3.-The Empress Of Austria leaves
Venice for Goritz to-day.
CoPESBAGEs, April The Minis.e: Of Marine
stated to-day in the Council Of Stale that he should
ark large credits for the construction OF ronpa;ed
,hps. He promised that no further wooden men
af-wsr shsl1 be built. The declaration received
with great satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

,,sstioa carefully. The subject dropped without
aston. but Mr. Bernal Osborne gave formal notice
ii mo ron that 1t is expedent 70 suspend the con-
sructon of forts at Spthesc until the value OF iron
foofed guubosts for the defense of ports shall be
fdlly considered.
lie newspapers were freely discussing the Cub
,alt and The TINES exhibits somewhat Of panic
"a IT, urging that not day should be lost, as wooden
ships are clearly demonstrated to be wholly useeos
against isoa-plated rams. Other journals and letter
writer's in abundance are also in favor OF floating
batteries.
A motion in the House Of Commons favorable to
the reduction Of fire duties, was carried by Ina
ierty Of eleven against the Government.
DR.. Russells latest letters from Washington, harp
dp0n the nefciency OF the American armies LOT inc
Jack OF confidence in their leaders.
The Times euiogizes Henry J. Raymond for his
recent speech In the New-York Legislature, ana
compliments him ss the first public speaker who has
lone justice TO England.
Inc new CunarGer Scotia made very satsiacto'
iriai trip, averaging fifteen knots per hour.
1te Official revenue tables are published, ana IT,
ga rded a. satisfactory.
The French Mediterranean squadron was aoout 80 y
.cturn 10 ToulOn. Six vessels go 10 Cheroou,S -
l.cort the Emperor to England for the great eA''o-
ion. e
1t is denied that Gen. Douay, witt his Ie-ei'o''''
1ents for Mexico, has heen orcered 70 re- ein %
The printers of Paris were on 8 s'iihe' V"'"s W
he introduction OF female labor
The Bourse was Hat at o5i' oVS' ..,,e5
The ItsJ;an Ministry has been reconstructed.
Cordoyi Mancini, and Poggi have resigned, sac
ceaded bv Wsiterjcci Minister of Public Instruction,
Durands' Minisier Of Foreign Affairs and Consor'i'
M;nister of Justice Ralazzi retains the INTERIOR
Gsribaidi has arrived at Parma.
The Portuguese Ministry has been reconstructed
Nspoleon has ordered o reduction Of - 600 men III
tue active army.
INQUIRIES have been made in England ny agents o'
the American Government to the Pflce Of non
plates for sbips
The Times City Article' says English iunds
cpened Yesterday 81 further recovery OF eighth,
prces being sustained by expectation Of Increased
Ease 10 tho money maFko, on the coEmencemeD; .;
ta- payment of dividends on "Wednesday next.
The ship Il States from Newpor for Genos ashore nctr
igo msster AID eight men saved who report leaving Ten
board.
III, n MitsseFa from New York for Antwerp put into
smouth ars; with MASTER overheard. snd iesky.
The John shuid oIn Portland, foT Mstauzss, wss Abeu'
1o5ed at sea; crew saved
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
PERSONAL

The Rev Charles Robinson, w.ll-known cler-
eyman of The Unitarian denomination, died suddenly
Of lung fever in Groton, Mass, on "Wednesday last,
the 9th inst, 1t the ago OF " years.
Capt. Louis Beirel OF tho 'i.t Penns}lvA
Volunteers tCallforriA Rsgment) has resisned Oh
account Of III health. Capt. Beirel is Newfork
and gallant solder Iii. company was raised IN
this State, and served under Baker at Balls Biui'
Capt. Berel bringing of the dead body Of the de-
ceassd Senator.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHiSGroS. Monday. Ar1.. a. ia.i
MIR KERRIGtNs VOTE OK EMANCIPATION.
Mr.. Kerrigan voted against the bill for the sbo-
li,on Of SLAYER, in the District Of Colsmbia. and
was 20 reported but was lef, ont Of the Mt in tel
sglspbing hence.
TIE SANITARY COMMISSION.
The following has been received At the War De-
rarment; - ...,,,. ,se,
IA, Vsr Epwls A. SrAsT0S. Secretary Of HGT.
sir shse he st- bse al Pil.b. thi; Commission nfs
tt or Two boat. with sgrg,sEf aud ,rppe' "h,eA
H. ts,eb.d heir de.uaou We have sl,o iurtitbef
4s. proportion Of he .Dpp-. tsk.u on the steamer st ~
m ,sr Of the city under authority from !Ar - Dcpsf'
r.sn. tae ffom the Governor Of Ohio. .
generous contributions of money and stores CONTINUE 70
SOW into W hsnds Tie oiilens o' OHIO lndHts hao
Ksutirkv II the yresg emergency, or The pfosPett Oi
auoteY esssemeDt Vec..ssI! We arg rpsie 20 ~
cot on. more hospital toss fvEei,hed brthc tHrei
STATE. master ard proceed 70 such points ~ Je iJ
oe.isu.te By orieT of ne tomIlitsiOn.
X ". BURNETT, PIo.!dent
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
ROGERS. RAYMOND g. Co, Nos ~, l25,

IlU'fIs"i IfHf''"E'' " ''
and las Fntons and No 24 Brs,isy. hs's met inc fe
,y.l OF business with most extensive and superb ooA
Gs,r,y.,s. and BorS Clorssa they hsve over msn'sc
.ra A.. .nepf.ns The public with sczls Of prices
which VIII enhance their yroTesbiAi reputation e"e'P
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

AMERICANS ABRoAD-The following "a list oi
N. .,ne,,can. reoi.tered 81 Gun d Co.'s American
and General Aysucy and Reading Room, No. 10
Strand, London, Eng, for the week ending Goth Of
March, 1862: n,,.
Col Hiram Fuller, Kew York Manuel Eyre, rrilsa. Phia
Yot MI smiihsrs Mr. letters j. BroughtoD sDd A. Denny,
uEted s,,.ss. o. H. smith, PblsdsPsA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
The furious gale OF Thursday night whirlod our

,n under tho rncar snd placed IN delicate po'"o'.
W, Immediately rspsod to ksor, tho Halter. corner o.
Fulton At, and Broadway and obtained ons Of his sPHisu
STYLE and found 1t tasty. aud stsetss Our prone
nsde on the pAgs Yddy the ohef obIeo' 0' n''e
That la. AdhsI
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

Tweptscth WNrd.-Ths Rev DR.. cIiHgvYn viii de.
ivsr the Seventh Lecture In the seres before the xXtb
Republican Association at Continental Hail Satb.st a5 s,h
sv. on TUESDAY EVENING. April IS q o;cloci sub
jeot" The Exclusive Power aud Responsibility Devoiyns
Rsous States According 20 the Laws OF Republican Free
DOM This will take the Place Of the Thursday Evening
Meeting. Tho public are inyit-& Admiration free.
SAMUEL SINCLAIR, President
A. SIDNEY DOAsR Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
Euslntss No!ltes.
Fr,xK MuLrn's PREPARED HARNESS On

FRANK MULERS PREPARED tihRHtoo VIZ
B,,css on, w in pint quart, aud gallon ssn, ready 3i t'
by FrAs, Mi,igH Wsfsav, y. prop'ie.eff oi ~, ii
lsr. Leather rrs.-rvatiso and Ws'effooi oli @ w.
o., o,pg with i according to dife'uons t"hieh 70 on 10
label Of zach bozJ OF tepet WIZ 's"sn onp -
L. leather rendering II son, iahe and cn,aDir VIZ,
uo,ld r.s times with clear oil generally spp-h 4"
SO, ,,i, n, r. H. DrRKgE Co. no. ~ bfotah' " =.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

FIRE ~ smTH STRkEr.--Yesterday afternoon at
4 O'Clock. the stable ia Of Nos. ia aud loo
Sixth street, occupied by ReigieInan Il Dnhy, took
FIRE and sustained damage 10 the amount Of sJ0V.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
Fire I'm Bethel, Conn.

DlsBUEY. Monday. April h lss,
Ferry & Son . hat chop ut Bethel was panI.uy
de.troyod by fro this afternoon. Two other build
ings were burnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
MARRIED..

VARNYy-wYCKOFP-At Grace Church. Brooklyn, on
Saturday April I2 by tho Rev Mr. Flag Charles w var
ney N Irene T., daughter Of A. V. Wsckob, esq, both
cfBToOkyn
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

6ufllal Notlfes.

Curprtlng.-sng.h Medallion, Velvet, Bra''el, 5Ply
and InsrsIn Carpets; Mats. Mating Olcloths Winfow
shade, Table and Piaro Covers at renukabe low pfieA
Al good. Eu.rsa,esd. Look f9r HIRAM ANDERSON. No
~ ds.slI.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

K,ycs County CmcuIr CouRT Tuesday, April
tsNo. 81 22 z3 7t ~ & ~. 49, 20. 80 81. 81, SJ, ji
J5 ~ 81 ~ 80 40. ~, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

TnE KINGS COUSTr COURr oy OrxR AID
T,ssynThs Court OF o, OF snd Isrnusr net yeseiday
mornug whon ts follow gentlemen wcr, iopsnneed s'
(ird rros: Daniel d. Whnsy tfcIenaDJ Peter De
Jonu Wallace. Robert Chive. Henry h. Sheldon. Hugh
McDong.l Henry Re5aeld Peter v schoonmAkei, George
rk-r 1Iuothy NosssDd ID. G.. Robbins. Jeremiah Rap-i'
w. Ucy O. Eysh. Gesfse d. Crs~sD, Peter R-s, q. T..
0snisl Jndge Lot, charged the Jury on TIE usual .tuoiy
t,pics and thsy retired 10 prosecute their lsboTs
Cso Robert Avery indicted fer king soldier Of bis
coma.,,, wa. srsigoea and pleaded guilty The tsl
VS. a., down foi wednesday Of neHt veek.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
ASSEM- bly,.

Tho bilt 20 amend the Assessment Law OF the state
war taken up III Committee OF the Whole, L. T..
iisvens in the chair.
Mr. PIIELrS opposed its confederation at tbi.
time: il was Just p3ced on the nlcs, and members
hs. hsd no opportunity to examine IT, lie import
ace demands time for careful examination II being
an org,uic isw of the state. lie moved ~ postpone
its consideration Tor g. hours. Loaf.
The readrg Of toe Dill by sections wss tAen COM
Ar. PHELPS moved TO strike ont the slause ex-
enp,ing pefronil property and Life lnsursnee Con-
psuss from sssss-ment.
debate eusued on this and on the exemption OF
savings bank.' dego-t-, when, without tsking the
ous.,ion proyro-. "a. reported, and the bill made
the ecial order foF Tomorrow.
LIS HAyENS. from the Minority Committee, re-
ported tho Congressional Appointment bill.
Bills rassED-
To smend the law for the proof OF wills to au-
,hoz- New Board aud other. TO erect tiers, bnsinf,
Sr. in tho Twelfth Ward O; Brooklyn; for the pre-
.sry,ion Of moose, wild deer, birds. and ifesh water
fish
Recess until 3 p. N.
Tie Assembly met al J.jO.
The hill incorporating the New-fork Mercantile
Association was read the third time aad lort Yeas,
81; Nsys, 40.
Mr.. MCLEOD moved reconsideration, and the
.aue wac laid Oh the table.
The bill authorizing the u.s OF portion OF The
Battery grounds Tor The Staten Island Ferry being
ON third reading, Mr. CALLAHAN moved 10 recon-
mil III. bill TO the Committee with Instructions "a
strike on, the enacting causs. A discussion ensued
and pending tie question the Hcnre took recess
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. SMITH moved 10 lay tho motion, pending
the time of adjournment or the table. Carned.
Mr.. sCHOLEfIELD offered resolution to ap
point Committee OF three 10 investigate into tht
condition Of the railroads Of N-w-fork City, VIII
power TO report q, the next Legislature. IAid OF
the table under tho rules.
tn. Annual Supply bill WAS ordered to sthifc
reading.
After considerable illiLustering 30 roach seso'n
tions, tA> House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

Z.
Treasurer oftbs Cou,ui'se.
coura. we propose 20 pubEss IN the LEDGER, from,
time to as ssrin. nsrr,,es Of III. existing war rscounsns
the srpo. aud s.pssucss Of oar brave rOInas.s In
Of b, intention hav, the pleasure Of Announcing
tbs, L:,. secured graphic .s Of recent events 10 Vir
giai,, entitled
TIE WEB or FATE,
rALs o, rsx M,oDLs GROUND.
By Capt. wb.olsr. U. 8. A
Tie sahor Is popular ooes II shs army who has been
in sc,vs sce ever since tho Of the rebel
oa Tn. scene. ar. aa IA the vicinity Of Fortress Monroe
and The ehsrs.es. including m sprsble eontrsbsnd
,,. drawn from real NE The myssere' OF
vice .csutns Tho bvou.c tho v.ou, srci;sm.n. and al
ventures srpe. ,scsd on the line, Of the sss hostile sis
, tn. realities a tn. cun,a, s,mp.isuss described in this
work With h. l..ins ,sOr OF tn. soldier the si of the
veteran writer. saa xih uor. bssny which cannot fall TO
pleas. every i-..s.n. reader Ths LEDGER IA r.sdy
with the ara, rsr, OF this splendid stoo.
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CIothinx.
IhNve inst completed my entire stock Of SPRING and
SUMMER CLOTHING not surpassed in tais ely N ,he way
of an assortment. aste and style The CHlIDRtNS and
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not .qunled. ALL viii ~
sold at extremely lo~ pdcos Please Call Z. b. BALD
WIN Nos. 20 sad q Bowsry.
soaps, Cundlea. Starch.
STAPLE AND FANCY.
j. c. HULLS SONS,
formerly W. Huh & Son)
Once No. 9. Park row,
Oppo.l.s Park Fountain. New YGrk,
Offer 10 the trade
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENI.
Academy of Music.
ThE LU3lN BROTHERS,
FREDERICK AND JEROME,
rsCANUTFuKS ExrRAORDlNAlRE
SOiREES MAGlQUES,
! u glA,foImins the Acslemy into grand
CAGLlO3rROMANIHEuM
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
Alilliarp Notices.
The soi<isss'
ID PROOF .

Provod ard approved by Hoard q Oricers
N Will SAVE THOUSANDS.
F,.d 10 any adde's and obsss, paid frceir! OF -
Tor ,v. Mesrs ELLIOTT.
""' no. .ay Brosiwsy
The sanitary Comul.ssicn ss.s c.g,noa, ,ah
-, "a ,-d relief Of tie VOLUNTEER ARMY There
% 10 al p.obabuuy soop be meny wounded ne 70 pioIe
for .nd troop. On the southern coast are eho
r~L,sl,b, season now appfoseh,Dg ther. - heEeios
y,i need Of public Nbsisy on thtir behalf at isa'' mn
no pending in C0hg,. 60 sensi. hedi
pear ent Of ihs army snail % Pssected Ase lo.s su
depos Of kosPsi stores Ae sro nAi. s,nea =. "'
Ia connection With ersry portion Of the army. 0o'1
p''''N' '"'-' uEoR0R =. STRONG Treasurer
no ~ NsiLs.I.,., Nsv.i orb.
igid Rssimeuf, n. \. :. Wan Bnren ti.nt
tr,rnIry.-Ti-u. CHARLES p. JAIME hsf hese ici, "
r.",. OF IN, Il,.iausrsfs No 4i Btosdwsy, n ihi'
6rt,ci..- Regiment IL now NJ Camp hinS Mei1 IN,
ofortsbe ard ele-n barracks t.sch ,omrsny py isei
,isd sy .,o,.. eeohins in the building. IN a,t all che
home CO o,fors, far as posrble The Hss - ous
at .ith Sc... regulation bat 6o. as nyhe iii-' Al
members OF the Regiment are hereby no'iheo 'n' t.y ~
bot inmsds,eiy report n.l,9s;s. rs SI ,rI NTFp
1''' THOMAS r. VAN BUREN, Colonel.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

THs LATE DISASTROUS ExPLosIoS IN kTRo-
sryE on. FAcTORY-Ibe Coroners Jury, in the
care Of the late explosion in the Kerosene on Fac
ayenus by which three Of tho worknon Lost their
liver yesterday afternoon and after hear.
ing two with, retired, and brought in verdict
tatribuing accident 70 the still becoming obstrocted
and clogged up by the accumulation Of para-noP-
thol> occasioned 10y tho waller being too cold in the
condensing tub snd thus raising too high pressure
upon the still.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
BROOhLYN ITEMS.

HroogLYs CONNOs COUSCIL.-Tbe Board met
last evening anu traasseted considerable routine
business. .
4 communication from the Mayor was submitted,
calling attention 10 the necessity OF making arrange
,oents for cleaning tho streets during the coming
year, and recommending speedy action. The sub
ioct vas lad oysr until the Committee 81 Confer
ence presented their report.
A petiton OF Vim. IaIIEsu, and 80 others was
preseDted asking that Gowanus bridge, on Ninth
street, be rebuilt resolution TO adyer'ine for pro-
nosals WA lost for want Of q twO-third vote.
commune alton from citizens Of the Eleventh
Ward was presented, asking that policemen be do
tailed for tho pnrpose Of guarding Washington
Park. The subject wss referred to the Police Com
uis-iopers. 49,
The Fire Department Committees Of both Dis
trcts reported in favor Of numerous appropriations
for rebuilding apparatus, engine-houses, DC; Ihe
Board OF Contracts was recommended 10 mako the
appropriations decided on by the Committees.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
yor 1867

Tlfs popular Essu,L Is nov resdy.
PEics IL c.uts ia copies for -i Ic cepes 80 po,;75
paid. By Espres. e. per l00 Cssh sf5 DIS solicited.
We csn supply back nuDbsT. Of The Tribune A'snsc 70
cents each pos, paid lair-., GaK TRIBUNE New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

soaps, Cundlca. starch.
STAPLE AND FANCY.
J. c. HULLS SONS,
formerly W. Huh & SOM.
Once No. 8. Park row.
Opposite Park Fountain Now YGIk,
Otter 10 the trade
AN UNsU RAISED ASSORrMENr.
Academy of Music.
TtE LU3lN BROTHERS..
FREDERICK AND JEROME.
rsCAMOrfukS ExrnAORDtNAlRE
SOiREES MhGlQUES,
u IN .formina the Academy into grand
CAGLlOSfROMANIHEuM
IUBISIAN CABALISTIC B0uDOIk,
PRICES
Psrouet and Dres Circle so cents tne stta chGfs tor
reserved seasl, seats In private bo&" ei' rto'Saa
Boxes s6, Amphihes.sr 23 cents
Box Office open from .. N. to p m.
Doors opon at Il Commence at O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

Fuisizsd Patterns OF three of the best sces OF tns
SPRING fashions including the now rr9penade Ccs.
Nedin, Sleeve and Child. Apron ns rin,sne y. ny
number OF Mime. DEMORE5pS QUhhVL-BLf MLlSAoh
.. 4ASHlOhJ aoa SsAdJa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

Tug VOICE." Browns BRONCHIAL TRO-
Cough and yocs Ls,enss' clear the voice. which
eosmsnis them particularly to sIns ,nd public speakers
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

Clothing.
have jus, completed my eu're stock Of SPRING and
81 MINER CLOTHING not surpassed In his city N the way
af an a iAste and style The CHlLDRtNS tnd
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. not .qual.d. ALL viii he
sold at extremely loys pdcos. Please Call T. b. BALD
WIN, Noe. 20 AID y Bewsry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21
CULTIVATORS.

WOODEN FRAME CULTlyAruRS, IRON
w Frame Cultivators, Lon Frame Cultivuto-s,
with two Steel Mold Boards, that can be changed
to throw Lom or 10 the corn or potatoes. A NV
THos G. CULBERTsC
Bridgeport, Ohio, June ~, lsaS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-08-21

| cannot speak too highly of the intrepidity
Of Gen. Banks himself during the whole Of
the engagement He was in the front, and
exposed as much as any man in the com
mand. His example was Of the greatest
benefit, and he merits and should receive
the concentrations of his Government. :
Gems, Williams, Augur, German, Crawford,
Prince, Green and Geary behaved with con.
spicuous gallantry. Augur and Geary were
severely wounded, and Prince, losing his
way in the dark while passing from one
flank to the other, fell into the hands Of the
enemy. desire publicly TO express my
appreciation Of the prompt and skillful
manner in which Gems Mcdowell and Sigel
brought forward their respective commands
and established them on the field, and Of
their cheerful and hearty cooperation with
me from beginning to end. Brig. General
Roberts, Chief of Cavalry Of this army,
was with the advance OF our forces on Fri
day and Saturday, and was conspicuous for
his gallantry, and for the valuable aid he
rendered to Gems Banks and Crawford =
Our loss was about 500 killed, wounded
and missing, Of whom 20 were taken prison.
ers. As might be expected from the char
acter Of the engagement, a very large pro
portion Of those were killed. The enemy,
loss in killed, wounded and prisoners, w
are now satisfied, il much in excess Of ou
own. A full list of casualties will be trans
mitted as soon as possible, together with
detailed report, in which shall endeavor t
do justice to all.
Major General Commanding.