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1I7HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JUNE 2s.

THIS NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
vssk contains the folowns
I.LEADIvG ARTICLES: The Agricultural College
Act, The Question Of Qnesti3ns; linois-D-i~st
OF her New Constitution Yankee Editor. in New
Orleans; Oar New hi1es; what secession
Mesnsi Oregon British Neutrality Editorial
PsrsgTaI bs.
U..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
Ill. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
rv..IMPoRTANT FROM CHARLESTON; GIes,
Battle on James leland.
v..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches to
Pie ~ 7. rdbane
VI..RROM THE MOUNTAIN D DEPARTMENT; Cor.
rsspoudence u rhe " Y Tribune.
THE BATTLE AT PORT REPUBLIC: Official
Report Of Brig Grs Tyler.
VIII. THE ARMY BEFORE RICHMOND; Core
sponjence OF The N Y. Tribune.
TX. LATE FROM RICHMOND.
x..ThE SEVEN PiNES REVISITED: Rebel Dead
Tribute to the Let Wing, A aew heOel At
tseI OF Hooker Correspondence of The N Y.
N..A SIGHT FROM THE BALLOON.
xn..A DRAFT AT SAVANNAH
XIII. THE NEW TARIFF.
xiv..FRJM GEN. McCLELLATs ARMY: A Sharp
Skirnish with tBe Enemy; They arc Driven from
theI Camps, An lmporsn, Advaa sse dAioed
TWIST or TEE PRESIDENT TO WEST
POINT
xvI..THE WHITE RIVER EXPEDITION: Core.
spoDdence u TINS n. Y. Tribune.
xvH. IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR OUR SOL
DIER5.
XVIII. FROM ARIZONA.
XIX..EI0HF NEAR JACKSONPORT.
XX..THE VOTE on THE NEW CONSTITUTION
or ILLINOIS.
XXI PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS-
XIII. FROM EUROPE
KILL 5sOURI STATE CONVENTION
XIV. FROM sou II AMERICA
XXv..A FRENCH WOLF.
xAyl. POETRY: Year After Year"
xXvu..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
xxvIH..FRON MISSOURI: ConespOndence OF The N. Y
Thbuno.
xxIx..MAssAcRE or NEGROES IN SOUTH CAR
OLlNA.
XxX..DEATH OF HENRY THOMAS BUCKLE.
XXxI.AmERiCAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
XXI. TIE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE ACr
XVIII. POLITICAL.
XXXlV. .PERSONAL
XXXV. CITY NEWS
XXxyI. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
xXXyIG. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
X8XyiIL ONMERCIAL MATTERS; Fvu P.nor,. ot tbs \
STOCK 'lC1-Y, 70 ton Grain. aud Caai, ~ tsk.ls. /
spec ally iep5iied OI IA. L.. iupuus. 80
TRRss-t2 per snn,n. Thee Copiss for . IL Ten 'v5
fi2. Twenty Copies, 70 addes ~ a1a an, go,
Copy 70 The p.rs0u ~5o iorln> the CIgb.
FOR Cllo Of Que Hoairot, iead The Daily fdclrs
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WAS. 4. MILLER 20. 70 has.ep s., New-Yo.h.
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hudson RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA;

=
hOAfI snd WEST. Trains leave.
From Cbsmbersst- From JthH q,
txu,s.. and Al A m and g. as Il;23 H.. sad $40 AID
H. sud y. s;l5 y. III.
irsoa1 io:Isp m 10. 30 .. In. SUNDAY iacuded)
No.. ard pm 1854 H., and las p. n
I volt y. Itt.9 r. M
Fi.ltill train. 40 ?. 10. '4;31 r. IN.
s.JIpm lc rs N. .nl SIS p
SIN. Sing train. 3.3op. l3:3 p M
Ter town a. ~. l"sia M
Yonl.f. train and 6:55 D. IA as aud 30 p.
SMITH Supefinteudent
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Eouse furnishing Goods.

" EAGLE" GAS STOVES, for SUMMER
II COOKING-ihes Stoves boil. bake, rossl. try.
stew bo and cooier cleaner. sser econom.
ics easy managed than other stove IN u'e
Pnc. from - csGts g. &lJ.
Also. GAS STOVES fJr HEATING pu'pcses
Mauu!ac,ai ed aud sid. ~boiesal- and retail, by
COSONER & WALKER. No. IA Broadway
Warranted o. Pisas.. or he money returned.
WIRE WINDOW SHADES, of every descrip.
W ton-L4niscsa 80 for Pdsste Houses VIE signs 'of
Bank. Hoels nnd Offices Msnuflc 1rrd and FOR sale hy
h. &. RICHARDSON. No lV' Joha-st
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NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
No. C1lviI CONTENTS lJoy, lso1,
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WRECKED AND RESCUED.
oaLHY FARM. By ANTHONY TROLLoKn Illustrated by
CHAPTER LvII. The Loves and Hopes Of Albert f"s'
CHAPTER LvIII Mise sts,ely declines to cot Mace
vesl
Cm.pT.s X WSat Rebekt h did for her Son
hlusTssrloss -Fstbsr and Dsushter--Ihe TWO feie
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NERVOUS DEBILITY-Physiology and Pa
IN th.lory Of the Nervous Systsm-By C. ID HAM
GOED b. formerly Professor Of Special Anatomy &C. in
te syn .sa.e Medical College New YORK Revised Edition
Price 4 N fled Those havs been disapp u.sd the
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y,HE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

In corpi,ee with the wishes Of The Puzzle the si.t Q.
In. iah Company have beel reduced 90 TIN boL-
LARS esch. ,.,...,.,
Tho.e however, .nbscrbinz FIVE shares or 20 The ao as
Of ra' will besio the Irgu dividend, euJoy tue F4
OF akH.f iit Aft ayahsue once ~ every s"o 'l''~r
which sierr tee, r,f the iuresr -nt -,,
PANY viii now be- received al he ohce, OF ihs 'v..s
Jo,rnsi,: Fstrirt Posi- Express journal OF '.-.i5 -
an.. i,uir Woud, Nauisy ar euG i ois's'
no IS! " as ,., .o,,oo., t,e Bosri Of Direction;
me i''!'~,'s "i-I I r ~ Xairans Mott. NJ D..
ION A. " ,i'' 80 ''''' J.hn dronsrx, Mo. Sas-
Iheo. " IsiFh., Ii D., Co. ii''Nl r
Ioi -" '." "~ Hoo. Daniel r. hems1a,
Ihal Gcdf-y auutlcr, ED, ~, ~, ~ ~, u, a n
'nti'' ms "''" Sausrs Comm sion.
'"''"''. osC,NYAN Secretary ard Genera Manage;
n "a A.. osCANNAN ca be seen Il the Office Of NanlJ
- ", Ia %...,-.s. OF d No 81 taiayette place.
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ONG leland RAlLROAD-CHANGE of
II TERMISUS-Psssenxr Depot, Jamss-siip and foot oil
4hst e. R.-Atsa III Tor GeenporI, Ssf harbor. Orlent
and Hampton. " sad 49, for Syossei a. $50
o ~ for i--enpot, AZ p IN for tMminsdlie Sundays
lie train Lses Hunters Point )fh 81. FetryD at EGO M
FOR Riyerbe.d aud rneds stations at excursion rates
r.,u,uins leaves Riy -rhesd AZ q. m.
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Cbautes for Business Hlcn.

DRUG STORE for SALE VERY LOW-ln
~ SPRINGFIELD Msss; an old stand dong an excel
M ca business. and be bought at great discount rom
cost Apply person store No Union House bioch
Springfield.
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NOR Sale lori EXCHANGE for PRODuN.

EOR SALE or 10 LET-A small COUNTRY
PLACE, pleasantly situated ,hs ea., side # Ca
SpriuI tsrbor. L. Inguir. Of JAMES GARpNtR, Go d
Maisst-slip No@-fort.
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Groceries ano PROVISIONS.

(tAPE 81 FLOYD,
NsMOErR3. PACKERS aud GENERAL PROVISION
DEALERS
Nor m nj POI AIrr.t. ~. III and 20 Broomest,
Add so g. Faitou ga act.
PROVISIONS of AL Aildl cafcuily pat up fOr steamship,
and Sailing Nc.s..s
EOnN DWIGHT s Co..
~ fIura.furrrs Of
poo bLt-REtiAGus cid FAMILY SALERArtR
1880.
sCllH-lAIBlaAI. Ot SODA BAi SODA, ElC.
NO ~ cd s.i., lla.0gri. sNu-rr. Nes-i.Ik
fDfr 1htAN IAltAN ONLY
iENtY DUNL0rs SPLENDID ALES,
ircAsN slitOru ED 90, Family Csc.
49,. 81 'th. sole tsrut
40 80 li'riiyst =. =
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Mes,-t.
V,IRE ISLAND. June %, 1.-The sub
,etb.r woud uflrn hs patrons aud he public that d.
hes recently purchased and hea for the rec pii9n o. VS.
itor ,b. HDITL at PFSATAQUET Town Of i-lslf. l. l.,
formerly A. own "a tbs Ns-Y0rk The direct route 70 this
p.oe Ils old house fe leland b.ach Vii be continued
a. frnefry nndeT the supervision of Ma. DOMlNf fT-ry
facility TO- Fi.hng Sailing bathing &c, inf which no local
NV d, fron. viii be us.h-d parties who nsy favor nm
with their psouAse o. either house. Route from Jsms".p
.nd ggih- 90 Hunt-g. P,iut. bots bland ha'road 70
ill., uso . station sage 20 lefaaqde sod ,tramooi 10
Flle issnd tsrr through FL ~. fELIA pOMi'i.
wood COUNTRY BOARD can be Obtained
on fsp. terms .bo1i houfs ride from the city,
-. IN. ,,fh IA, If long flard Cars lssvo at and
4 q IN For furinsr particulars infvir- Of
L ". WOOD. no 30 fufonav., bfooEiyn'
CEA BATHING. MANSION HOUSE, Long
Nnr.nrh A. isu7w OrEN situated only Try Jafi' iron
the -. shore central II tie psco; hous" ho'"s t'e
- f..t viii sr-on uod.. 90 sas.ts two nnufs NON -"
yors -tefn.r leave. nurrsy-s, at and T. ~ th'c'
b, sI. 10 Hailfesd Asif-ss = LARD ii'pi'5'''
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Grmmcr Retrcdts.

BOARDING in the COUNTRY.-Fouro or SIX
ID Persons can be well accommodated IN very p.a.an,
locality For particulars inquire Of j. j. bERNf NO iSi
ss..t
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miscellaneous.


LIEVIArOR.-Dr BRIGGS newly-n.
- W t.j CORN 80 Rus OF ALLLNi trOR is "a Asrui:
les ana ce sin cure CONS Summons Ca0-iies tio ed
aad Bii.t e. F,e No causc ~ a,il. ~ qsin; $50
sos, al peg b,x. sent by miii on reiq y pce srdo
csntt S. 'by Dtugstrs. d. }. BRIGGS
Pop ie'r aud prr'c Cuiropldist No 81 troet"-J ~.
A NEW DOOR LATCH. cheap and dGrable:
~ eo,e,sa aei lus hoo in pace o. moIfi,e send
STAN. fsrc..su.sr r. l.. ALLEN, Nsfrfhurv, Conn.
4 kIll4CiAL LEGS AND ARMS,
~ SVLpiOs PATENT,
$40 Bgoa1ws opp s.. Nichols, y. l. send ior Circular
DRUoHf's of every description. at the BRUSH
D FACTORY. No. s.s Pearts,. hNlers' hqii t'nf Az
arices 20 b. .ovfs ici"!y prices IA y. bNt -
.upcfics quality 80 istufly nn hand JOIN "A hoff"L"
nYSPEPS!A and kindred Diseases Of Stomach
~ and Bowel. sr. more rBsc uty carei h. Se,ets .
nutric o.s d. eACkFR tDANh EkN ALtAlAl t.an o' y
dru.s ISAAC McAi. CiacscT Baker, 2t9 toythati ~.
I EAKY ROOFS CURED.-ElIcry' Patent
i Ruhhc, Paint one ce,t lot. and warranted Nc .S
Grand Howey. 3. PUAro~. A,torpl,ce ~ th az -
9Th av tlav s2tst and % ay SCUM az So " h'p
CHOW CASES.-H0FFMAN 4 FERSh,
! Manufacturer. NJ l3l Chethsm ~ All kinds o. soy
Cases on hand INSIDE order Ola sac" .s's srchahsea
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TERMS.

TERMS.
One Copy for One Year.
Two Copies Tor One Yesf......................
Three Copies for One Year lescAl -. 2
And Exra Copy gratis for every Ciao Of EiHhr SUB
H.sper's Mssszioe and HsrpeIs Weekly, together
yea - III, :,
for Subsci tiens Our distant friends equeed 10 remit
them in preference 10 Rank Noes -
HARPER Il BROTHERS, PUBLIsHgRs
NEW MUSIC for the FOURTH Of JULY
IN Freedom Truth, a. Right IA Nsloua S0r g with
sud choras poetry by Y. Donevy mu'ic bs Car ilene
maui Price 1c mAled free IL s also -sued l. cheap form.
Price &C. HORACE WATERS PUthsLer No. aSi b'd~ay.
Ready on Saturday. June 81
IMPOSITION Of the SECRET ACTS OF the
IL ST LOUIS SAFETY COMMITTEE" daring the
reign the GREAT TYCOON 10 the Western Depsrueu,
REPLY TO The VAN WICK COMMITTEE AND
COMMISSIONERS OK WAR CLAIMS
b.
GENERAL J. MCKINSTRY,
Late Cii-f Q NJ, Wesie Department.
y Orders foI tte Trade viii he received by
m JOSEPH +. TORilEY Bookseller,
No I'll North tth 81,
VI ST Louis, No.
=
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Sewing Alarbines.

4 COMPANY
No. so BROADWAY. " Y.
Five thing. 20 consider h. buying sewing Machine;
ln-ls Il simple sud essil, uad-i.tooii
2d-l. durable aud essi y kePi m ofdrfi
3D. II adsg,,j 10 gleat range OF WORK!
lth--Do-- &c 10 IT, work eel
stu-Is a. pfotsc ed from patent liiisatonl -
To !. o. VIII tie Affirmative a. 10 cuf
chine. uId furtAcG "a tlst
We variant every Mschine 20 20 give better ,sae-
ton an sny otner wll refund the money Please
e, and exa1inr or send To- a cfcuaf which with price
s AID samples Of work. will DO sent oy mail free Agents
wanted.
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lvINHE NEW RU b b L Il tt 7
Il FOR LEAD PENCILS.
OLIVER'S PATENT EkASIVE TIP.
Ths Tip Is different from any heretofore made being
EASILY FITTED TO ANY PESClB. aud Is Manufactured
from Vueauzei Rubber Of the best oIssve quality IL eng
easily changed from Pencil 70 another, well a. the
extremely LOW PRICE Of amt, renders 1t tie most dess
sole Eraser IN he market.
For sale by al 5tatonsrs. ber. discount 70 the Trade
JOHN J MERRITT,
Manufac urer and Sole Agent FOR the Above also Importing
AID Mans occurring Sta;ioDsf NO - Beekmas. Nassau
Nen-Yofk GIVE IT TRIAL.
DEADS Of EVERY DESCRIPTION.
I'D ~ 7. BROWN
Importer No. IS6 PEARL-ST., Ncw-Yofk.
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HlusltaI gnslrumcnls.

At WALKERS Recommendation Hall,
~ Asor-psce aud 8th.t, broadway. large stock
OF Horizontal AID Upright Panos aud second hand for
Sac and Hire Allowance made Tor hire II purchased
A II. GALE Il CO., PIANO-FORTES,
~ No l07 Est 18th invite sitenton 20 thelr sosle
PIANOS Enlire satisfaction guaraDteed
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EOR SALE-At GLENWOOD, YONKERS,
l. .tOrrAgE aud 4 Of Ell acre Of LAND well stocked
with Fruit and Ornamental Tre- Shrubs aud Vines Water
and Gas Ia no House. Splendid view Of the Hud'on River
About minutes. walk nom the Railroad Station Gl-nwoed
ard IS INMATES walk from Youssr For ther particulars
inquire of PECK BRO rHEHs NO. 81 Chsbers.t, y. Y.
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HAMPERS MAGAZINE be fuu shed from the conmeno~-
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LOR SALE-20 ACRES of LAND, most beau
aly located for County Scat fronting the rasaic
River NJ fourteen mica from the city. 10y Erie ks
road aud dive hour. lnquie Of JAaES SIMMONS
thu premises between Pa.ac and faieaOn. Of Or j.
NJ. HOWE. No IA Oand.st., from 1904
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TOR SALE-TEN ACRES of LAND in the
Il town II Rye. y. v, about hall = mile from Pot.
chester Depot aud 20 miles from the city uy.rookn, the
village and commanding spendi view o Long Island sound
sud ,ufroundn. country. For country re.dcu t,
siie be- supposed VII he sold Ia two pifcr. III
whole exchanged io productive city property. fof further
particulars sppy Go fEGk BUSH, Port hester; PECK
bRO1uERs. No. 81 Chambers a., Eew-Yofk
EEOUSE for SALE, LOW.--Neyer occu.
! pel lu.nediate Ios,-,'iou riyen Contains ten
rnosi garden and iu barn IN me lar.e lot,
yeuieut aud ie.irslr vaso residence, boar
c.ty 0y n. }. Hail-0ad Apply % WM HlNrON Air Chum
Depot No 81 Cor. fland'-.t. Y y.
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4 NEW DOOR LATCH, cheap and dUrable
~ enters aei lus.r hoo in pace o. uoItice. Sent
STAN. fsrc..susr r. l.. ALLEN, Nsfefbwv, Conn
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CHOW CASES.-HOFFMAN 4 FERsh,
J. manufacturer. NJ I31 Chatham ~ All knds o. 500
hspS or mad. TO order. Ola show Gases exchanged
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Ocean CLEANERS.

COR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-The first,
Il clas. u 5. Mall St an,hip PARkEhsbUho, C-pt
Orleans. on THURSDAY. July q, u o'clock W. freight
received sud ae Monday For reighs ard ps'age apply
to IL rs. CROHNfb %, NO u Wesi--t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
eteamboats ano Railroads.
,FrTy SPEED, AND COMFORT.

VNISIIING BlNkS.-SteamerCK UIUN, CdPI'
In.. A Donout will leave daily follows lSstnrcsYs
sped: North ,ishsrsi a a m, ~
- - * r. "a Re reshuents Of all kit d. r., ~
T'csle ha,,. &C on bosd FARE FOR THE fRlP' FIFTY
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-04

them and him, in fact that was his original
intention when he married tllem, He
wants them to live with him and D. tlndei
his control, and he refuses to support Them
or have anything to 10 with tlrsA unless
they can be under his control. In the
mean time he is going back 70 Utah at
least once year during the next few years,
and last of all it would net be strange il
Luther Kendall should come forward and
declare there is "no jurisdiction in the
case. Ma Robinson might hold that he
didn't believe in the divinity OF polygasny
and that he thought it Petiticod evil, but
when asked if he thought it moral evil he
would of course reply that that would de-
pend upon what " Providence might do at
the end of the war;" or some other great
convasien. Does any one suppose this
would be a satisfactory explanation to any
people in free state? Certainly not.
MIR. Robinson viii not of course think
this case in point, but we do, and possibly
he may have heard of the declaration OF
a large body assembled in 1856, that slav-
cry and polygamy were the "twin relics of
barbarism." W
The people Of Reading therefore, de-
that they would not have even
d.
the smell of slavery about them, and that
they would be like Caesars wife -above
suspicion, and with all due respect for our
old friend whom we have SO long and high
" esteemed, we think they have done
right.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-04

Parson Brownlow had arranged to speak
in the Smithsonian institute in Washington,
Saturday evening, for the benefit of the sick
and wounded soldiers, but having learned Of
another entertainment in the city on the
same evening for the same charitable pur-
pose, he withdrew his appointment in a
characteristic letter, of which the following
is the closing paragraph -" Ii is perhaps
well enough for my appointment to be with
drawn, for some of the points intended to
make, would have been anything but agreea-
bic to a large class of your citizens. in
tended to pay my respects to men and their
families, who are talking secession talk, and
sympathizing with this Internal rebellion
and still living of Of this government. And
i intended to notice the fears and apprehen.
sions Of those who have such a dread of alb
olitionists, and have no dread OF secession.
lists. And i intended other hits of a per.
sonal character, that would have fallen witt
some force in other quarters, and NIGH
have resulted in my getting fogged, a mat
ter / was willing to risk, and to meet III,
consequences Of, as an unconditional Unior
man."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-04
Grca, Battle mt Richmond.

There was a great battle at Richmond,
on Thursday and Friday last week, the re-
suit of which is not very defni,ly stated,
though claimed as Union victory. Nc
Clelan was cut oil from his communication
with Washington and nothing has been
heard directly from him since Thursday Up
to Wednesday. We need not say that we
have fears of a disaster, but hope it will not
prove a serious one.
The slaughter was great on both Sides
and while we had hoped to rejoice over a
victory, we fear the best we can hope is a
drawn battle. While We may have gained
no victory over them, We trust and believe
that they have gained none over us. 1t is
said also that we have gained an important
position by the change Of location Of our ar
my, whereby the navel feet will cooperate
in the reduction Of Richmond.
We Judge the Vermont troops were In
this terrible battle, though all we have been
duiC W fuu VII ibtt poinb 10 tuc lOiioWiilp
from correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune:
Early in the action this-morning, Port
er's wounded were ordered to remoter
hospital than that in which they lay. The
Regulars for the first time were brought up
and set to work. Before noon the Pennsyl-
vania and Massachusetts troops beyond
Gaiues's Mills bad yielded the ground to
numbers, and retired under crders--burning
commissary and other property before they
went, and destroying a bridge over the
Chickahominy as they crossed 1t. An at
tack in great force upon Smiths Division
was also made. The Vermont troops and
the Newly ork SD, and others, with Ayres's
immortal battery and Governs, repealed it
with terrible slaughter
This looks as if the Vermonters did their
duty and we have no doubt they did.