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s,dcna when Il is considered how r-ceutly and FIRE
qn-priy the suhl-c has been extensively Discussed.
The same obedience 10 constitutional law y bich
requies ,he enactment 10 b- conf ed 10 white cit-
z.fr while The act % 1872 remained unaltered, now
f-nd rs it Obligatory upon the asetsors 10 enroll oh
,iuA-ns ui.iin the prscnJed ages, Of whatever
eomIl-sion. The auinori'es Of Massletus'i's have
40 more nsht Ia dinish lis luuia OF TROOPS by re-
iu.ing 70 enroll hlacE men ID they would have 10
r~1nce the sge al winch the obligation Of military
service te nn-t-s from 45 10 40 years.
The " possible question now open is whether
colorcd men ARE ci OF Massachusetts,, which 30
one presume will auyc Tie barcihood To deny, III
snrcp rs they bic taxpayer, voters, jurors, and
-l J. ~ oioe, and there l. lao Inequality fouuc.d
upon Gi.iincfi n of races known 10 our lave.
Very resp, ctfu,y yoar obedi.n, .eiysns. -.
DNlUaT FOSTER
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foreign Advertisements.
VNO CONSUMERS Of RICHARDSON RISE
LINENS, DAMASEs. DIAPERS. CAMBRiC
HANDKERCuIEFS. &c.

Tie unsettled stat OF tee rsrkeu for time pat
this OF tbs Atlantic 4ttou Anie 10 corresponding INN
The UL~d tst-s the cLh.rced value given 70
derlrsbe goods here through 'iroshe ccoip
have Afforded g. uIernplious .-rs an hei
t~uiptng opportunity To COUNTERFEIT lk oNcDo'
aud kupsing Ia Considerable 9uwtes OF worthless isoics
prepared Ia I alton ~ sylc sd ss,ed van we ns
sSatr, We feel called upvr a.aia to CAUTION me ooN
SO NER against the puIch u any linen 'arrc ehsIse
Richarisoa's' ilAke. Lot having the L.. ss'"' w"
hIn, VIZ; ,,,,, . ounpp
To iho who give t'r'-'rhc % o' o,dns., n bss.h
and d,r.oity Gu goods we always n"ltei ans ,' =.
ar. determined to project orr i'sr'. on ,. W, ~. on
..S mend. h .sst b" puitus down ru.sanoe Ia
which thy =. cop,rnicrs spG ne ~ az "'''
h ne. Ike the present wsen ihe COS. o. aen - 20
-, ,cJ 4 b,holvc- fse contutoIr % see ma. th.v
in'.u n-r nor-y ,n.s they ar tinto hsey to Oh
;sn ., Se.s sAgss,y o ~a n rI tSs te' VINO
HiGHAhIlSoA, SONS owDIN
u,, Igb 1852 Belfast, Ireland.
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Complimentary Testim enial.

a, O nesting VI The nj eudaus and nck and
d,d cole u the Douss, Ho,p Washinston. the fol-
hwiug ~, snb- and resolutions s,baned and gnsn!
n,ou-iy sdop'd:
HAc,eas The Rev. ". y. Brown sSocis,ed oh-iay vrh
has IA Ii! iefc W ~
~h proved his an cnaTs'.rs' uiueT Of TIC uv'psi
sAc a pyfe gpt! sht niis'i.n man thef~f -
e-S That and brsif't SIC fuf- 10 lac ~ q
h- pleasant late have rgVyed and shove
t~ ri.h md -Isl~d Nora! pf-espts 60 eo.
uy prr.onsd aud rssousy pfaoeed by aim Which ~
I'D -.ei sooj ground " bang IeT1h
sJuHdaut d. UTE
re Ir,s Tn. separated ~ duos upon ID. bat
t' t' d to peaceful hon's. 80 VII cAeh
ihdiy bs hap, ienod o. tn,i'an sfjoym'a ~h"e ~ =
hSso r,s II ssb trnd,r .i.csfs tsshts - ne
PaOt era. he y.,cpa hsc' IL, and IAs bsAt Pvo'
ol rhisdr phsi lac Cg.yrtgah ~" - Boston Lns ~
r.tnrpi s.d Inc RsJulll I'D fssacssssr ~ Wa b.
inst supple. Of ther r-.e''e pss THROUGH OUT
spain. hey BIZ 80 .ei 80 pses. thos- is''H
tioss- bEh'AhC LAY ohL'N
a =. bskEN, iCcIag.htss-
a.
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Arc Soldiers I'm Hospital Properly FED v
Whut a Mother suw On BediSe's Island.

To fAe Earso~ 81 f.< =. irtuas.
SIX: In The TEiBUSE o. Aug. you give de-
scrivton of "A vit Brdivrr lrl.nd with It's beau
,iu scenery, delg bim afr and present interesting
oecupation NJ u Mililafy Hospital. IL you are
father, Sir you may, p.rpapr. iVrn come coucepoob
ofa moih.rs feelings who oss not seen her o0y Iof
months and months, rs si'r approsched that islanc
on duy shen not thrown op~n u public insr eetion,
fearful aud don ,ting whether she would be allowed
~ isui. Happily, tu two o the. other ladies being
abnard sho was alo ed 10 step ashore uLctalengec
with them. The systematic and orderly arrange
nenrs added beauty 10 tie general seine, ana
iIabers heart WIS for 4 Domeut soabeo Dy tho eA-
tsrnal no ect Of tie trnts.
Scarcely had tire parry landed wien the bngis
touudra the hour Tor dinner. Mr.. Editor, yoo p.o-
nred ia some futu,r isu- 10 give the bill vi fare.
Let furnish ~ tor You Soe slices oil the iattes'
pork ever saw. Soup made OF the water IN With
this pork was b0iled, 10 which was added some
beans, bread, and u couple VI potatoes. IBIS WA
eaten from of news. aver the bed.duilt. Plates
were luxury not deemed essential. joined some
ladies' vistiD. the nI.ss-room Il thought wond see
all couio) The saline pork, soup AID bread, ouS DO
Dosstoee. They Were un "extra' Ton Ibo rick. Tbs
coup sir, VIA servei ~ WOODEN Ial % IL turect
Tor It's coutents). II my cook had sucn one in be-
kitchen should dislniss her. As we entered ne
room, soldier held mp bis fork ~.Ih lump o:
pork on its prongs spying, :" s'e the re"srd o.
yatrio:ism.'
l waited, with what feelings you may inag ne, 70:
the hour of tes. Tue tu2is Iben came the
train Ut nur--s hes,irg trays for the tents with
tin cups of tes without nx snd thick slices OF dry
bread.
Nr. Editor, only tell wha, 1 cav. ! repea,
nothing A soldiers c0nI iaints are deemed uusuOus.
A private letter may "oI-igp man uudcr arrest "
Fort Hamilton ii IL irie, udoscreet enough H.
show il. But yon mot ,erIis Q mother 70 say whs,
she saw on Beiloe'e leland
We print the above il comes to ne. Sire
(. WIS received, W. have called upon DR.. Sloan,
Medical Director aud he assures rs that 90 far
AS relates TO plates, that matter shall re r'me-
died. lie is, however, rather Committed 20 pork
and beans, bec4use pork Md b-aos are part 9th.
army ra,ions, and'he is an army surgeon. There 10
no precedent In those regulations for making bean
soup with beef II must be pork. and the pork musi
be tat No matter how delicate the sick soldiers ap-
petite how much his stomach may revole At ~
pork, 1.-THE regulations" LAY tnst be murt ga. port.
With an overwhelming SUPPLY Of excellent beef
10 this city, cheaper thai pork, It is an outrage 10
compel sick soldiers To eat pork or bean soup out OF
4 bucket THAI . neat wonrsn woud nc: tolerate n
ler kitcben.-ED. TRIB
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FROM CEyTR Al NEw-YOHK.
The War Spirit Awakened.

a..rsps5lrrcs &c The y. y Titose.
BOoSns!iLH Oneida Co.. ~ T., Ang Il, 1852
Depnted TO rtiend Lne opening oil the Rome,
w.,er;oyp. sni Osi-nsbargh Rood. for TIE Tx
THIBrxE. lave taken time by the forelock, and
s,sr,.d on ahead Of tie excursion party, 10 look liz
apoa few frouds in this region. and ENJOY brief
bu, much needed reEpite from The Iabors vi daily
newspaper oiIc.. purfosing TO join the party at
Cc4, re1. Tuesday. Mrniime, having ieisnre
hour will give you the result Of my inquiries aud
ots.rva,ioasso far as they can DO Of any possible
sn,-r-s, % your readers. Leaving New-fork Oh
Fr'd4y evening, b. the Now.N ord, / expected TO
S'afh Albsny ia time fcr tie early tram, but e''on
s'ter starting 1t WIS Whispered thut there wOnid
no., IN c9nseqaencs Of certain adverse winds, be
water enough =, The oye-s.augh ~ fod MS over. IL
~vs eatco, however. 10y WY Of Dels iuvc, tbst the
itendilS hudson al the 1r9y lIne would, III case OF
oe'ontioh, take oil the passengers and baggage sud
transport lhcn 20 Albany 10 tine for the fret trsine
wal. 10 Tar Gil was satsfactsry--siId everybody,
alter . GOOD supper settled hu, OF nerself down TO
snoy TIE col evening, and the charming ecenrry Oi
tn rcsou. II that sort OF thing had not been doue
20 dc'th 1ires1y, 70 say nothing II the urgent dc.
pssIas made uPtn your space by war matters.
uight be tempted 10 Try my hand at paragraph;
but ~ IL is ] spare you tie inhi lion.
SDou after sunrise we reached ne orerslsuQh. And
snerc for three four mortil ho0rs we siu.k fsei
DC -asonaliy backing aud filling 70 40 pnrp.~e--,.dr
noolc cons0T. the Hudsoa, WHO. wa e. have eoo,e
10 our .r,cuc leaving u. in the lurcn. Tie couso-
ounce w;s ,tn' n,nry Of our fssssncer, who were
Lccad for ds,au, p0n,s. wers unable 10 sake their
connections an1 nd 10 reDiain over Sunday away
srOm .hrr homes 40 does seem 10 me Liat tue
nsnleers Of tie Peopi.s liue wonld consrt tneir
.wi interests, an well those ii their patrons, by
ievding u ieudsr down for passengers aud taa,gase
Do suci cases. know that thei sTe now boiding
large boat Of very lglt drasghi FOR next saDsuer:
tni meanwhile the rilioaes Will pnh. largely AZ
Oh expen-e uniess they ore more considsrs's 70
tbeir passengers
Personally I'D not regret tie delay, asit enabled
we going Oh. The Governor. 40 might be supposed,
vss fau u hssisss, 20 old sot iniruds upon hun;
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~ y BAN u, ~
JANIS N. 81 ARIEL. }

THE Hon. JoHs N. BOrrs.-1his gentleman has
he.u .s nj frou, Rchn,ui.d Ia Salisbury, ~ c., where
be is kept nnder co.e s,rVeii snee. not exactly ~
ur,suner, but not a tree agent His son has been
drafted IN The Rebel army, under tie new Rehel
Con.cript lev, which t,kes I'll that were exempted
upder Tie previous iule-young Btu being lame.
The removal Of John Minor Botn Was deemed
neerssAry 10 view Of the cio-e proximity Of the
Uuion army. lie wss removed tie hrs. week ~
tulv
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To ne EJi!o' " IA ". 4. ITNtae
SIR: In reply TO the card Of c. &. Burr, in which
he .sers was informed tsst the County Beard hsd mel;
day aud voted loo bounty snoouVse ehiins
every Droe. ia th. Board eIoet vo'sd for the
boupy and every Republican eicep, ons voted asaioT IT,
/. that ever, ncb-r Of tn. Board P.set exc p
voted fcr the hn. p.Asc of the resuon and lac Ia
beoet, nay lie seen by reference 10 the published pro
ding, 4 the Board ssu,d by ns tsrk l~ohaes how
rsh there I. Ia C. C. burr il the above s'peeiaen
kcs Prsepi<ase, Aug IL, 1861 MOUNTAIN.
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Poindcxfcr's Gang Di-per.ed.

Tie 81. Jo.eph tMol MvS.tHg Hc'a!d, srcaking
vi the expedition OF Gen. Loan, Says:
"The entire gang oi PJiadeXIer was dLpsr.ed,
, very man taking 10 tie brush III. own account.
The Rrtels hsvc -t all tleir ammunition, .vJ
,n,n and norr.., ard not hug Was lett them but tv
ieiurn home, WHITTIER they hhv- probably lied. We
tlnst sm- good conservative man viii s"On be- alo"g
to administer the oath To tncln and nriu take tl ir
p.rvle rot TO gh. H. 4inst tue Union. II is No b-
niguan, kim, ~ l.uen', 70 conservative 10 thus
u. vi viii Our d,luueu brethren.
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
ruE NEW ROUTE TO sEw.roRk-THE FULL DE-.
cIsioR OF CHANCELLOR GREks.
IL al ChancAl

ruE NEW ROUTE TO sEw.roRk-THr FULL DE-.
cIsioH OF CHANCELLOR GRThY.
We publish this morning tie decision Of Chancel-
or Green Of N-wJr,y in TIE esse Of the Camden AID
An.ooy Rail, 81 Company sst- Tho Rahsn aud Delaware
Bay the amd-n I'D Atlantic RarOid, ard o,heu" will
b. founa luor. Interesting sa the brief tee.Phic summary
which was given y..te das.
The D-.~s- and RAap Canal ard he Camden and An.
no .st ID SID rrsnsPoUai'n Con,pAnirs eonplsihSfs
A. The R.rsn ard delaware Bay Rsirosd Co the Cam
A,.ie Railroad Company AID e'Ier. d"tend.nst
opinion; ,booush e.th .Ibss,e arguments Of
c.u, sci which skHovl DE inieotedes nave s.iis'
he'd the pi cip-a hch NUT r-cossis-d sDd the
which nus. be aaOPss IN bs dp.',Sn o. me
.h. beref state bout sri-nrt To pre-
seat IN detail the reasons npon ~heh they ae oanaso
the state OF Jersey .he exclusive irsnehiss OF
state he Ciss OF Se~isll snd pti .dtiphi. And
ed th~ protection Off Court Of EqaJ 10 inc en-
H. rh.e i. n ,aa-ut evidence in the css,e that the
hight VII oh tn. op..n.'s 'A.ir b see. 20 .o ou
have ten mpsu-o 81 rehaai,h.d 81 ne e. ,
scts II tue i~'-birntH ,.,.,,r,
10 III .-s 81 o. Ab.ccob ut- aud the Inc rporsu
,,sct r,l,. id from II sn bay Cape Island. wers no
voson tie part OF the stale oil eii conset VAN INC
H. Tho Junction ofthe Camden aud Atlantic Railroad With
tho a.rtan ed D-l.~Ie Boy n.rosa o. their tnocssssiy
add iesiiu's'eb poibt oi
Iuou' h,nEh c',e.itou' o. ~ ~ :, ,bs
k~ri al bay sno "n,cn WI '.o a. " -. -
De aware River ohd h"N pay WI ~, .'.,
SID y me-" oy 20 Wy e .t. 4, - t-,issn -
pa..-ns snd me'chlndi eerss the 'e be'~een inc
ci,ir. d ali aI-delpL!s CONSTITUTES no violation
o! he conp.aibAns hsn'' - - -.,L A.. ....,.
' lL'r- IL rstih-'r ~ p'.c '"' "ul.i o
ID u,a, be Cd, ls Zoe usnspoi ston Of hetsht aud
ir"n pos ahd p'aoc' ~ltLN we o'a'e % NeN
Jer.-3 sons The NE oil The 40 pv.u'e sha eea
poin AID the eisirs u anu fh.dePnis re
svrcti'"iy' ,..,, .... f.. .h,., ,h,.. ,o.a.
VI There b~in, rH io'p"ss W. -i'on 49,
may be- orhsHuce' s"a u'e" "o "' ~''e" 'J''S'vu"
t''en III IA NAY o~ 'VIh,'u 80, =. - $3.50 a, ~,
sfr.in." tom 'bec' "g .n'p Jupeuo" n''o' may
be petsr yea 20 81 ais u ~. ,o... ~, 49,.
Va. th- set 'n'e e''e' =. '.' % sy"ns 800
Jog INA o"i- reh 'hr",F uoos oo" ~. 80 $500
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ride. " nc = n, Talew. I. d7.e Y .; Psts, sec
al each; Gail SKINS tlsc. " ID.
~ b-Besi EXtrs and First quality iscsde nothing bat the
best large, fst stalled Oxen Second quality includes Tho
bet grus fed Osen best std aud the best three
yrsoii S-en ordinary conssts Of Bus and the Tsfsss o.
lstA
quality thrown out
Tn.e srrs esr the Grand Trunk end Eastern Raj
rosd ia sver the boston Lowell and ~ over tire Fitch
burg.
EEsarN The pumse. Of Cattle no, - large - sss
week but ouit enough for tho d-nsd there quite
u.Iuber s over. TO uor ~ prizes Extra ees
full Is Ls o. the supl, shst JOHN ssw,er cold -
Jnck ,,u Tor - 81 aid l.. iass cold for ~ = y cwt
80 cwt sss the hishs, pncc beard o. sheep sra
Lambs sold aurck IL weeks pceA H. Has nss sold fer
81 81 e. 81 81 head. an H. hsstings bad over wv. end
sold them u city for 81 head
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Ara. so-Besore
JJdgo tErIr.

Judge Belts, having Returned uoni Lbs S1lnmer
AT r rx days came Court, and rendered dccs-
io.. III TIC following y ne CARS
ne iriioa state. ss hc steamer Geu phJ The United
,,.,s at uo Steamer striin; rb. Lni.a states act
1Le siesue. Aun United stsles sgt- The ste
hO~'ra .ruJ.t. de htg
In h d, iio;iors rasac by p Delsfeid
Sinb ed tbe Dsfic Au..n~y, IN behalf Of the GVvcrn-
ient aari by hr Upton brnan o the capt
ogris, atpoins appIsisura VI he vessels mir de-
livery the United otatre upon %, par.
bHds VI the ,Urfts ositaEy OF
O the ai'ai 81 jet ~ TIE MA d.ece al the torr
1nc seyerslly based upon acquisitions u the
c.ufy the Navy iOr nr denver, OF TIE ptc'ivo
sela. 10 The OF tbe GoyeTDn.I. 1nc
tiOa opposed ~ M EiwGlds upon so9nds
t,ehbcA 81 ,u.asnti., BY Ausuips r. snnth, Charles
Ed"as,s and L. Benedict, e~t.. ihe LoeIt Iook he
I<crs ,ef sigunicat lot III. rufpo-e Vi e.inuis tho
oin OF inc edes Ia ANNOUNCING tue coaclusion OF the
Cou H. e.ston TO the pfncpc invoved n the von.. the
Cour wa unoersiooi the reputation upon when
snd the lac otioD. made exercise oil tie
uGasutted pi-iosa,v~ Of tho Gvyripmst in tine OF wal
that properly captured In time VI wa! BY tue naval i0Icss VI
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By the laws Of the Unlted States tia; i. s the duty
of the Governors Of the respective States TO enroll
al male citizens, without regard to color:
ArToHsKl-GKssS,ps OYyicy.
bo-ros, Aug -, 1901
GgsTLtnss: Your letter, ipquiring why the
,ecut order OF his Excellency proyic.r ht the
eur.,lmcuL slail include the names ot cC.Ured III
well 10 ubto citizens, adniIs Of Urlei snd simple
answer.
1.-The General Government has authority TO deter
nine who rhsil AID ~no may not ooinpoas Tue NIL
tia, and having 40 determined, he y ale "oSern
n,eft has no legal authority % prrscribr different
enrollnent" . Gray CD Sdoh was TIE language
of tue Justice. Of tie oupstinr tOuit O alasnach"-
setts Ia reply ~ certain questions pIoiostd W ,h,
bv ia. Governor and Cvunui IA Drcrhl'rT, 1913,
.,.r ,he I-lr,.taIe STRUCK Out The Wcr1 VhRt from
inc mlliup lpw OF MnosaLutetis. III alteration -
concurrence OF which Gov ia. bh wa constrained
10 yeto the whole body Of The Gtbernl hialHef;
.au,Iiration OF Ills well settled constitutional
nc,nciple IL aecitis~ OF tie question which no"
eK,rci|s your min's' a. 49,, :
,ba, :" each nud every free ableb0died white male
cze, a. the resuective STATES iesi1eut therein VINO
t. O, sbsJ To oi the AGe Vi Eighteen years ana 0hdoi
the aye Of fortyIve years texcept rs 10 neieinaio'
=. o.ptedl shall severally nnd re'PecuVriy Cc Gu
rolled IA Toe niitia, o.. Wine 1nis i'u Vas !"
force non. bat 0Lie men could be enrolled anu
, n. vcto bv which Gov. Banks th~afied attempt
ia ouroll others vas eus aiDcd alise Nv filho'lie
and antborty. Bn sn not OF Con1,ess, I'a'sed
JuIy II. 1852, materially alter tue previously .Ais.
inc militia laws Oh the United States, VIZ tooSo
r. end 1875. aud provdrs:hat The en'oiu, eh. oi
Inc nilith. shall ~ vii cs,es incode al aDletodiou
aale ri,izs,,. between Tic sges Vi eighteen aud ioi
i've aud sbaii bc siporlioi"d amyu VIC ''''''' %"
cogdiUg 10 r. pfe-cnti,iIvc r"ruiaiicn'
The rerul.ticns Issued by the War Department, 10
be enro.liron, aud drgit vi three haudrei 'houSauu
nihts, Aug stn ioo., Contain the ioho"lhs V'uo ''.
'IhTf A he Go..tnoIs Of ~, tc'PecuVe s'a'ee N ,n
en- enio nYsst 10 te made tor ls<Hh BY e s'' H.
several countio Dy any oth,r ohc-' !: DC ,,
.ucn tioysnor, of All snls bodied male cH-ns ~
a hl.eu tony FIVE "tin tue re- s,a
,y.ux the u.a,s s,e AID oceup iJr al otnJ tgeno
slowing whether isiu thr .sNicc 81 w ~
Ststes, IN aust capacity. and nny o'h.t lays "'
doiefniiIe MS exemption from HiiitsrJ anty ..
II thus sppcars, that all abie-bOdkd mn!s
Of the respcc,W Stats ara 10 be enfCled In tae mn
its OF the United SIslcs, and that ConSre 6iV W.
Wac Department both loave out the ~ord H"'e 'So"
the description Of the class 10 be enrolled III on~
sion which can hardly be supposed 70 have Deen 20
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Causvsdgs Cattle Market.

Auo. ~. 1892
Whole pnmbev Of Cattle marie. 6s1 shout yJ bssvss
and III storrs eonsistin OF orus Uael. Much Cows
one, Two aid three year ol1
Pm cxs o. hAsgsT bsI-EIua $3.50 81 50; frat
qraiy Is rs, second qaaliy % 70 third quality, 81 H.
Pxtc.s eroKs CArTLs--N oihfDs Oxen. PER paaI,
soc las; Cove aud Cave. from ga ga s;2, Yea,
hnss 81 5S6 90 So Two year.osos ~ TO us IhSssyea
slt-. rl3 4, 10
sheep and Lamos 1897 - market; prices IN lots enc
81 2sG - u each n. ~. - 2Jd f337
BUpssK rzos MACH STATE
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NEW WAY To COLLECT OLD DIETS.

4 NLW WAf
Caroline WFt"B a.. A Ha'cg; Car Ene Mafhren
agt Same Def~Bdat u the prsp~ieto. u
led "a trsdsv,S R,p e. rhct purpors he freely
d~tyibuied twice Ia non, ppbic soishnyeDts.
houses, lie.
The principal busis-ss. nc ap,<ass BE- publ
ca ion o' 10 the folossta. .f.et;
"R,crsd Rec ADD Jo,n doc ,esdirg = the Hot. Estf.
No - Uou ton i0der-d 10 10 the OF -T!
6l for board and dss o-T TIM same Tor sAs 90 r~ssn
sbio DiAsk, ruiton street.
H. the number Of sad rspsr for Aug e2 AZ " tweny
such nscrs spp-s ed Among tBe are no sees ss0isinS
t.s names N plsiu ia,
Enc plaintiff uuenced suit sgsDst Hscs FOR libel
!aa DAMAGES $40 oh eel, Haze was arsstss
sla hold - bail ip 81 80
Appicaion 1. maze t. setsrse said srd,f Of s'rss
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Boots an0 Shoes.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

the Government. srd brought 81 for s'iudcs'ion BY
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parties y'l-g~s ~ us hie they not calm a. ma,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

Tie Attorney General Of Massachusetts, has writ
ten the following letter Oh The subject Of the enroll
ept of colorcd citzens, In which lie shows pl,inly
by the laws Of the United States tia, it 10 the duty
of the Governors Of the respective States TO enroll
all male citizens, without regard to color:
ArTonsKi-Gxsss,rs OyyIcy.
Bo-r.s, Aug IS, 1861
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-14
THE MERRIMAC AND THE RES OF THE
REBEL FLEET RETIRE TO NORFOLK!

BALTIMORE, April IA, (frcm Fortress Monroe
April 13.)-The Merrimac remained in the same
position yesterday; when. together with the rest
Of the rebel neet, she returned to Norfolk. She
was generally supposed to have been aground.
None Of the rebel feet have shown themselves
to-day Several captains Of vessels In port testify
in relation to the three vessels captured BY the
| rebel steamer Jamestown, that they were ordered
| to move either outside Of Fortress Monroe or in
| side OF Hampton bar. As the position Of the
vessels in question was inside Of the bar, the
blame, II any, account of their capture, should
rest upon the harbor master, rather than upon the
| captains Of the captured vessels.
The U s. schooner Hoge goes to Hatteras this
D. m, with mails and passengers.
Mr. Quisgs, correspondent Of the New York
World, was arrested here this morning, on q
charge of having prepared matter for publication
of contraband character.
Norfolk papers have been received here, con.
tanning dispatch from Beauregardin relation to
the second days fighting at Pitssburg Landing.
He claims q complete victory, and says that after
having captured thirty six Of our guns and eight
thousand prisoners his forces fell back upon his
works at Corlnih, which they are fully able 10
hold.
fNots In the dispatch referred to In the above
telegram, Beauregard 10 simply "blowing;"
whistling to keep up the courage Of secesh. IL
he gained ''compIete victory" why did he per-
init Gen. Mitchell (whom, among others, he
claims to have defeated) subsequently to capture
Huntsville, with fifteen locomotives and large
amount Of rolling stock, and In doing to cut of
his railroad connection with Chatta nooga, Rich
mond and Charleston
We have the testimony Of half dozen writers
from the point, putting our loss In prisoners at
2,O00-not {, LOCO, as he boasts.
General Halleck doubtless reached Pittsburg
Landing to- day, and by tomorrow will doubt.
less forward hither his official account Of the
whole aiar.-Ed. Star.]
LATEST FROM FORTRESS MONROE
A private dispatch received here this morning,
dated Fortress Mrnroe, last night 10 O'Clock, re-
presents clear moonlight, and all quiet in that
vicinity.