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The national Republican., 1862-09-29
Funsrai or An Army surgso

The funeral services Of Surgeon william J.
White, ofthe U. 8. army, who was killed In the
battle OF Sharpsburg, took place on the Island
yesterday ofternoon. Rev. Mr.. Hoover, of Ry.
land Chapel, conducted the exercises, which
were very impressive. The funeral was at.
tended by large number Of citizens, and the
Surgeon General. Medical Purveyor, and other
medical officers. Two companies Of the Buck.
tail regiment did escort duty. and nred vollsy
over his grave.
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AJAX HALL CLOTH ING ROOM,

OAK HALL CLOrHING ROOM,
~ No a8a Ss,eRh street, b,iOU ,,
The subscriber takes great pleasure In announcing
10 his old Friends aud Customers, that he has opened
new store Ut No lB4 Seventh strest, near y, where
he has tne selected stock OF Clothing tor Men and
Boys wear which they have Just received from the
North, and Offers them ior sale at the lowest North
Elm prices j. BRUCE co,
Cl0thiers, No. 4g% Seventh street.
body's attention Ia called to our new stock
of Clothipg for Men and Boyss1lse which we have
lust received and offer tor sale n very low prices, NJ
No. Aa Seventh street, near y.
Ptopristors OF Oak Hail Clothing Room.
6e 96-Bm
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prOtractsd Meeting.

Yesterday morning, a protrsctsd meeting
WAS commenced at Wesley Chapel, under the
kastorshlp of the Rev. b. Psyt0u Brown. and
ksryices viii be continued every evening du.
ring tins week. Tho church is On tho corner
[ Fifth and + streets.
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The AriiiUry.

Since the disastrous calamity at Pittsburg
ARSENAL, MAJOR Bvington has surrounded Co
|umbia Ar.nOry" with additional safeguards,
kud adopted such measures MS would seem to
prevent the possibility of accident.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
Another Track.

We are glad TO notice that the Government
hallway track, on Sixth street, Island, is being
Ailsd 10, rendering the road substantial and
permanent and that smother track Is about 10
10 added along that thoroughfare.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL,
I.ouisiana Avenue, nsar si.th Street,
In rear OF the National Hotel.
The Great Resort of the Masses.
A WEEK on BRILLIANT NO OVELTr.
We don't profess to have such artists Is
+. l.. D.A1'E.FPORT,
but we have got the beautiful Mile
M A RI E T IA VEL.
Neither can we show you
Mrs. w. }. FLORENCE,
but We can show you the swt etest vocalist that hss
ever appeared In ihs city, and thnt Ia Misc
Agne0 0onther1Anca.
If you want to see . great Irish comedian like
MIR. w. j. FLORENCE,
you would 60 to the theatre, but II you want to
the best Ethiopian comedian living, you will come
to the Canterbury and see
LEW SIM IN oNs.
His style Of performance Is not like
Joe JeRersOn's,
NV '' /" beo~, "esiy suB", Joe WHY "au' W NV
3 o 3 n A r T,
and II he can't suit you, why, you can't see
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
for they srs not here to be seen, but
WILLIS AR N s TR ONG
is and his comic songs will excite your liabilities to
such degree, that you will not want to zee
J. 8. Clarke,
because he hss LETT Washington, but
W. EN- c r s ON
has not, neither does he intend to, but 20
Miss .Maggie .YifeheH
was to hear
Miss AMELIA WELLS
siug, she could not help laushing,u
Dan Setchell
Gays, ns 90 d" blasted fanny, my boy" Some people
think the only place to see
a CIRCUS!
10 under q canvas; but we can show them one that
will astonish them more than
NIXON'S CREMORNE GARDEN
would and for
ACROBATS AND RIDERS,
ASiLrN y SAMPHITHFATRE, LONDON,
Amt circumstance. When you see such an artist
GOO. H. Dohouio,
Goo. IA. Dohou1S.
1t makes the people wonder; and,
SHAKESPEARE
says, /" Can such things be-" We answer, it can
John Diamond
was a dancer. bat the people say they never saw
such one -
m. JE AN CT SKI.
Edwin Forrest,
but 1t will certainly upset your gravity TO see
THE PRINCE OF COMEDIANS,
aud the other menbprs OF this great company, who
nightly appear At the
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
GREAT CANTERBURY.
4 Grand Bill This Week
RepLpts pHh Fun and Humor-
Don't Fdd TO Come
" You are WISE.
iou IiN
Doors open, !. Performance, O'Clock Close at II
Admission, % cents. Orchestra Chairs, to oenti.
GRAND MATlNEES EVERY SATURDAY,
FOX LADIES AND CHILDREN
Admission TO Altirer-Lsdes. 20 cents children, 10
eents,
Doors open at O'Clock performance st ~ o'clock.
Good order strictly maintained. ser.S
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Theft.

Oficsr Yoss. OF the Second ward. arrested,
on Saturday. Michael Genoand, on the charge
OF stealing SIC and one ovsrcoat and q pair Of
pants. He was taken before Justice Clark and
held for n further hearing.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
RaYaQARl.

Maj. Gems. Keyes, Mccall, and Harney. u. 8.
A.; Judge Lane and family, Huntsville, Ala.
are stopping ut the Willard House.
Judge Kellogg, Of Illinois; 4, p. Northrop
Of Flushing, l.. l.; Jos. HibbsrI A. 90, and
Jos. A. Hubbard, A. D. c., Of Gen. Growers
staff are At the National.
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Murs WoundeL Arrived.

Yesterday morning 3js more wounded from
(he ia,o battle. helds of Maryland, arrived In
As city by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Tsy were sent to the different hospitals about
fnshington.
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Dunk and Disordsrly. I.

Frank Coleman was arrested on Saturday,
~ Onicsr Calhoun, Of the First ward, on the
narge Of being drunk and disorderly on the
irseI. He was fined s.; which he paid, and
Al DISCHARGED.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
Concealed WeapOna.

John Freeman was arrested on Friday last
BY officsr Parker, OF the Third ward, on the
charge Of carrying concealed weapons about
his person. He was taken before Justice Clsy.
ton, and fued 32O.ss. which he paid, and was
DISCHARGED,
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
Grand Larceny.

Joseph SILVER was arrested on Saturday, by
Nicer wslling, of the Sixth ward, on the charge
grand larceny. He WAS taken before Justice
\ and remanded to jail for court.
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Theft.
Hush MoClu

Hugh MoClusky, y soldier, WAS arrested on
ksday last, by Oncer Moran. OF the First
n valued at $50. He WAS committed to jail
|r further hearing.
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NapnbIing.

charles Coleman and Benjamin Cooper were
|rrested by Offioer O'COnnell, OF the Fourth
Eard, on Saturday, on the charge of gambling.
kIey were taken before Justice Walter, and
med IS each; which they paid, and we're dis
lhArged
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Drunk and DisOrdsrIy,

Offcsr Harbin. of the Fifth ward, arrested
bsmuel Reedsr. on Friday last, on the charge
II being drunk and disorderly in the street.
ks WAS taken before Justice Gull, and aned
b So,
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
The Indian Herb Doctor,

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his pa
tsnts the nature Oftheir complaints illness, with
out receiving any information from them. Roehar0
10. ooniilIalicn or adptes Once, No II Washington
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh
street, Washington, ID. Z. sep l3u
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
Tnst Driving.

James Dant WAS arrested on Friday, by on
or Wesden, OF the Seventh ward. on the charge
I fast driving. He was hned t3; which he paid,
nd was discharged.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29
Larceny.

James ksaney WAS arrested on Friday, by
diCsr HiltOn, Of the First ward, on the charge
/ larceny. He was ordered to give bail for his
upeArAnce at court.
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Assault and Battery.

Mary Green was arrested by Officer Parker,
of the Third ward, on Saturday, on the charge
of assault and battery. sbe WAS taken before
Justice Clayton, and ordered to give security
to keep the peace.
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F A N q H O N
THE CRICKET:

the most beautiful dramatic picture of
A BRAVE AND OPEN LIFE,
drawn for the elevation of the stage, since shsk
speate broke the magic staff Of his inspired
genius and buried It
Deeper than did ever plummst sound D."
Ths remarkable achievement OF Miss mitohell's
genius has really
Set all Warrington AgogI
No parallel excitement IL recorded among the
theatrical triumphs a. W Washington.
EVERY NIGHT FOR WEEK
the Box Ofios has been besieged at au esrly hour,
by throngs of our best oitiyeps, eagerly
striving tor admission to our
SPLENDID ARENA OF ART,
and the curtain nightly rose, ior the same period
upon the animated and brilliant spectacle oi
A THEATRE CROWDED TO KEPLETION
This well known Iaot requires no further ,v.rtss
ment Though the public prints--
IT IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
appear ancs In this great creation Of her genius and
to tuggest the evident necessity of
A1cSECURING SEATS DURING THE DAY ga
II you would not be compelled to accept Q
standing position At night.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Psrquette, 90 Cents Orahe, Il 3
Seats, 10 cents; Family Circle, % oeuts Private
Boxes, 81.
AsrNo extra charge for reserved seAts
Doors open quarter ~; Overture ~ =; Curtain
| rises ~. sep2y
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Ths Maryland Instltate.

ne hall will be opened to-day for the rscsp'
OF articles, other than machinery, for eth
roachiug exhibition.
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

TINE NEW MUSIC BOOKS FOB THE
/ Public Sohools-rhe Concordia and Golden
Wreath; also Warrsn's Biographies aud ksrls
Grammar, st Introduction Prices.
A fall supply Of School Books on hand, 81 the
BoOkstors Of MM, ,BALLANriNE,
sep plb-2W Ats seventh street
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o + + ICI L..

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Jan. 25, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of nexl
month.
WILLIAM II. SRWARD.
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DY w. l.. WALL ~ co., Auctionesrs.
ID (South Cor. Pa. Av. and Ninth street.)
LARGE SALE OF GROCERIES, SUTLERrS
SUPPLIES, SHoEs, &c. e., at Auction. On TUESDAY
MORNING, 3oth Sept, we will sell at the Auction
Rooms 0 large assortment Of Groceries for cash,
oompr.ing-
90 barrels white Refined and Yellow Sugars.
Bags Coffee, kioe, Boxes Starch,
Tierces Hams,
100 Boxes Eastern Cutting English Dairy Cheese,
Boxes Chewing and Fine Cut Tobacco,
Boxes Adamsntine and Sterine Candles,
Boxes Pepper, Lobsters, Boxes Bitters,
100 dozen Lemon and Raspberry Syrup,
100 Boxes Wells n and Provost Pickles,
Chow. chow, Sauces, Tamarines,
Segars, large stock assorted brands,
10 Boxes Candy, 100 lbs. each,
Boxes Glassware, rumbiers, and Nappies,
With many other articles IN the Grocery line.
W. L. WALL CO,
sep27 Auctioneers.
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WV mPiC nuSiI HAl.L,
LATE EYMNAsllM,

Tor. o. NtnM and La. Av, oIpour NDiH Spac.
The managers take great pleasure ~ Informing
their friends and the public that they have at great
expense leased the above hall, aud are having It
htled up hrsi cluss lusc Hail. with large stage
scenery tier decorated, aud repa,n,ri tor the pro.
duotion Of Farces, Pauiomimas, ACrobatc keats
Singing and Dancing,
Due notics wall ts given oi the opening
LoCkES BUTLER,
sept?1 Proprletors
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Cheap 10 dsaltrs .., -
WALL, STEPHENS h co,
322 Penn, avenue, bet. vth aud 10th streets.
sep lb-e0lmif
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

n N II Il n Art
n Is necessary, sithsr for an Othosr or Private
In order TO capture two Certain articles viz oes
new SHIRT aud one psir OF BOSE, which wss lSu
81 my shop uuripg lSf week.
cps G, II, MUFCK,
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BANKING Hatss.

The following are the rates at which banker
and brokers are buying and selling gold an,
silvsr--ths legal tender notes being the stand
ard:
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAy0.

DY W. l.. WALL. - co., Auctionssrs.
ID (South Cor Pa. Av. and Ninth street)
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SUBSiSIENCE
SroHEs AT AUcTioE.--O ON TUESDAY, 3Oth Beptsm.
ber 1852 at IL clock m, we will sell at the Auo.
tion Rooms, the following articles, condemned %
UNIT for public service, viz
l,lbs lbs. Bacon,
50 barrels Salt Beef,
~ bushels Besns,
10 bushels Split Peas,
23Ol lbs. Rice,
$50 lbs. Green Coffee,
$50 lbs Ground Coffee,
Terms cash, Government funds,
BY order, Lieut. JOHN CU5ACK,
AC.S.
Terms cash. W. L. WALL q co,
sep 81 huctioneeIs
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WASHINGTON THEATRE,

washington lhtAlkt
Cor. Eleventh and q streets.
Lessee .............. hENnY 9 JARRETT.
ri well known blish,-ni having been entirely
RkFirIsp, REEovArsp, and EsprCoRATEp,
viii open for the season On
.uO,lsiay Epe,limg, Sept. -, 1862,
On which occasion the renowned actress,
MISS ADAH ISAACS MENkEN,
WIN make her first appearance in this city. The
regular company engaged al this lestre viii com
PRISE the following acknowledged artistes
MISS KATE DENIM,
thc popular Actress, from The leading American
MISS ANNIE WILKS,
The charming Comedienue and Vocalist
MISS VIOLA CROCkER,
atre. New York, and Academy OF Music, boston
MRS. n. p. GRATTAN,
The sterling Actress, from Laura Keen.s Theatre,
New York.
MISS MARY TAYLOR,
The beautiful and accomplished Young Actress.
MISS FRANCES SECOR,
The talented young Dan-eus- aud Vocalist
MISS HELEN GREY,
From the Western Theatres.
MISS OCEANA HAYWOOD,
From the Howard Atheneum
MISS LAURA PRICE, MISS MARY VERNON,
MISS LUCY CHAPMAN,
MR.. HARRY PEARSON,
The well known Artistic, from 'he Winter Garden
New York
MR.. A. II. DAVENPORT,
The popular light Comedian, late OF " ullack .
Theatre, New York.
Mr.. SAMUEL RYAN,
The famous Comedian, from the New Bowery
Theatre, New York
MR.. ]. w. hlBAu9H,
The talented young 1ragrdilu, irom The pr,uci
pal New York and Bost1 N Theatres
MR.. j. l.. BARRETT.
The iavurlr young Actor, tom the Wanut Street
Theatre, Philadelphis.
Mr.. JOHN BL-
The sterling Actor, from Niblo's Garden.
Messrs HENDERSON, ENANS, SHERWOOD
and McCOIl.LM
ON MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 20, 1862,
III be presented Tor the first time in this Ihpstr.
Madamr Celeste = famous drama IN three
acts, entitled
The national Republican., 1862-09-29

SPECIAL ELECTION.
INpTH WARD.-FlkSr PkEClNCT-No'
II tice Ia hereby given that an election will be
held on WEDNESDAY, the first day OF October,
1862, for one member Of the Board Of Compcn Coun
oil to ill the unexpired term OF Joseph Hedrck re-
signed The polls will be held at the School house
corner OF Third street ennt and A street south.
Open VI " IN and close st : p. III.
u q. HANDY,
WIN u WALLACE,
JOHN MILLS,
sept 2I--dti Commissioner
INFTu WAhD.-SECoND pRECINCT-
Notice Ia hereby given that IN election will be
held ON WEDNESDAY, thu first Of October, 1862,
for one member Of the Board OF Common Council 10
al the unsxpired term Of Joseph iiedrick, re
signed The polls will be held ut the School house,
on the corner Of Third street east and street south
Open vi q IN and clcse at p, IN;
WIN, SLATER,
A.. y. RICHARDS,
u. NJ. OYSTER,
ssnt ~ did Commissioners.
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.S...T...lS6O...X.:$ s
THE OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC,

LET our possessions be what they may
marble palaces, broad lands, magnificent plate
or caskets of" "preoous stones "--thoy all sink
In the balance as against Heavens great boon,
HEALTH, and they cannot be enjoyed without
II. The language of nature attests that VINO
ever would enjoy the pleasures OF food, the
beauties Of flowers and landscapes, the Joys OF
0Ompanionship, the richness Of literature, or
the honors OF station and renown, must pre-
sorve their health. The stomach Ia the recep.
hcle Of all nourishment, and the fountain from
which all parts Of the body derive their sus.
tenance. When foul, injurious food enters tho
stomach, acute sympathy dsorganizes all other
organs, and disease more or less painful, must
follow. The laws Of nature cannot be violated
with impunity. How many ladies' and gentle.
men eat and drink disease at late suppers, and
arise In the morning with headache, loss Of ap.
petite, feeling languid, unrefreshed, feverish,
low spirited, ,iweak, and incapacitatsd to per-
form any mental or physical duty, and dream
DYSPEPSIA,
which assumes a thousand shapes, and points
towards miserable life and premature decay /?
There can be no medical remedy that will turn
lead into food, or poisoned drinks into nourish.
ment, but medical science can assist nature,
supply exhausted fluids, and, to a great extent,
correct the effects of disease, when the habits
are abandoned.
The Medical Faculty has exhausted its re.
search for generations in creating appetizsrs
and overcoming stomachic derangsments. Ger.
tain ingredients were well established as pos.
sessing beneficial qualities; among these were
CaiiSaya Bark and ". Croir Rum.
But still oomponents we're wanting, and regu-
larity could not be obtained. An invalid physl.
elan, soiourning in the tropical island of St.
Croix, observed the habits of the natives, and
gathered from them the recipe for the final
accomplishment Of this most important end.
The article was first made and used rs a pri.
vate medicine. Its effects were 30 salutary
that II is now being produced and consumed 10
immense quantities under the name Of
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs,
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OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.

They act with the power OF medicine, and are
taken by old or young with the pleasure Of a
beverage. These btters are now becoming " Q n
known throughout the world, aud are recon.
mended with the. .msst unbounded confidence,
for all complaints originating from q disorgan-
ized or diseased stomach--such as Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, Nervous Affections. Loss of
Appetite, Intermittent Fevers, DisrrhGa, Sour
Stomach, Headache, Fever and Ague, Weak
ness, &c.
As q morning appetizer, and after dinner
tonic, they are held in high estimation, and
should be found upon the side board of every
family.
They are also much relied upon In the Tropics
for Scrofnla, Rheumatism, and Dropsy.
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F0RD'S new Theatre,

J. 7. FORD. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
(Also Of Holiday Street Theatre.)
HUMPHREY BLAND. STAGE MANAGER.
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xAI DEALERS
w IN lNDlA-RuBBER GOODS,

JUsr RECEIVED
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FORTRESS Monroe. June 1

Steamer Vanderbilt arrived this morning
from " hlte House. with 800 wounded sol
diers. The Steamer Matamoras which took
TO City Point Mrs. Greenhow and party,
returned last night. The steamer Massachu-
sets, with the priyateers on board, was ly
ing alongside the wharf at City Point. In
answer to the notice given of her arrival, a
train of 3 baggage cars came to City Point
from Petersburgh, with two rebel officers at
ter the prlvateers but not having brought
down Col Corcoran's party, the privateers-
men were not given up.
Nothing later in relation to the subject
had transpired up to yesterday afternoon,
when the Massachusetts, was still awaiting
some further communications from Peters
burg.
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E.ruo,isue.s. GszC4i Pro'fra'icz - 20 Ni7G
and Body, Plraiyus, nc.
4 MOMENTS reflection ous o. convince
y sensible man Of the folly nd danger
constantly dosing With CAthartic Nedicines- n
practice Is rs-,irt1i,s and s'arIflL An cxperte1s
Of forty year, has taught me that the constantly
Increasing evils Of indigestion are fcarluly asg a.
waited by he too free use OF Cathartcs. ~
Americlnpeople are fast becoming nation Of
dyspeptics by their artificial modes Of life. Drts-
tic Cataartics increase the irritabiliiy and prs
trate the strength of the digestive organs
The Pills now offered are specially 'sienet 70
allay this irrittbility, and al the same time 9
invirorate and strengthen all the functions II b-
ges;ion, while they are gently Laxative Ihey
are so mild and inyisorating that one rs not re-
minded by any disagreeable eEec's that De hi'
taken medicine.
Business Men. Students. Professional Men, FS
males. and all persons leading confined or setea
tary life should try them.
The undcrs sned Physicians cheerfuily certify
o. the high professional standing Of DR.. Colby a
Staustead, one Of the Oldest ana best Physician
and to the excellent qualities Of bis Anti costive
and Tonic Pills" which We have used in our prac-
tice. and highly approve.
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Prepared by DR.. NJ. COLBY,
Stanstead c. E., and Derby Line, Vt.
Sold where meiieine is sold generally.
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NV YORK. june {

NEW YORK, June D.
The Tribune'S special Washington despatch
says a released Union officer who was ten
days IN the hands Of the rebels at Winches-
chester, where he talked freely with their
officers, says they seem to look forward to
the destruction of their great armies as a
thing sure to happen, sooner or later,
in which case they have made up their
minds to take to the bush and carry on
a guerilla warfare in which they said they
felt themselves at home The officers struck
our informant as fine set of men, who we're
devoted body and soul to the cause of the
rebellion but be thought most of the sol
diers did not seem to have their hearts in the
business.
Gen. Sigel has spoken of Gen. Banks re-
treat from before jackson as the finest retreat
made during the war.
The nomination as Brigadier General of
Col. Gordon, of the ID Mass. regiment, who
has for months commanded Brigade under
Gen. Banks, has been reported upon fayora-
bly, by the Military Committee.
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NEW YORK, June 5th

NEW YORK, June 5th.
The steamship Persia from Liverpool the
9th and Queenstown 25th ult. arrived this
morning.
European political news is unimportant
Anxiety for American intelligence daily in
creases.
The Times says the details of the capture
of New Orleans places the surrender in a
more credItable light for the defenders, to
surrender after such contest as took place
being Invested of any reproach
1t says. stubborn and protracted resistance
is yet threatened by the South, but the pro-
gress of the North, though sometimes slow
has been hitherto sure
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NEWS OF THE week.
BY Telegraph.
For further Telegraph see third page.
CHICAGO. June 4th

CHICAGO. u une 3tn.
A special despatch from Cairo says imme-
diately upon the occupation of Corinth a
force was was sent from Gen. Pope's divis-
ion in pursuit of such rebels as fled west
ward. Gen. Granger in command of two
regiments of Cavalry soon came on the rear
of the enemy six miles southwest of Corinth
and engaged in battle. lie lost fifty men.
but was afterwards largely reinforced. when
the rebels were surrounded. 1t is stated
that from five to ten thousand were captur-
ed
A portion of them have reached Pitts
burgh Landing. en-route for Northern Mil
itary Prisons,
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MANIFESTATION. Va. June I

Reliable statements from Strasburg say
Jackson's whole force with his train and
prisoners succeeded in passing through that
place towards New Market.
From the best information, attainable the
enemy held their ground and resumed their
retreat during the night. 1t is reported that
Jackson's advance guard was in New Mark
ct Monday night. Gems Smith and Long
street were in the Valley with $1,000, men
but their exact position was unknown.
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The Herald's special Washington despatch
says the Secretary of the Interior has ordered
that military prisoners now confined in the
peDitentiary shall be released. The order
says that no one shall be imprisoned there
except by order of the Judicial Tribunals -
This action of the Secretary forestalls any by
Congress, which body has passed resolu-
ton of inquiry in relation to the subject.