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tWeuty OF down to one. The great victory was
all predominant, md business WIS dropped.
The following resolutions we're adopted
unanimously amidst perfect whlrlwind Of
applause, and formal adjournment Of the
Board took place:
Rtsnttd, Thai this board hears With pride and
heartfelt Thanks the glorious news of the euccese
ef troops In The capture Of the rebel stronghold
Fort Doaelson- Thst we lender the thanks Of this
Hoard also of n 1oya1 citizens OF our city to the
commanding officers and their commands, for their
% dnd tsgs
onr Gallant battery, Company B, Chicago Light Ar
te9y Tor thet5 daring and successful eou1age dis
Ryeq n? On lne nelnE OF FfedesacEton, Belmont, and
Reso.oed. Thst the President Of thi. Board be rc-
1nandne 9!acera Of the expedition and COW w. to
CnmpanyB. -44A4n'As'
E. ". Blatchford offered the following
which wc7c passed unanimouslv:
.Rts@ftd, That the Chicago Board Of Trade have
tIiae snd e strnggles By tie lo,s hus
cHAk1s ExCAAKGE, Of ST. LOFTS
Rea0fetd. Tint we tender to that body our stn-
1us sr md 1th tenal ieeIn would e9eaS
fu1ure. >eN~
Mr. BlatcAford. accompanied lis resolutions
Will the foloW1ng address:
II. Ersidtns y aud Gentlemen Of tie CHICAGO Boe7d
Qf Itudt:
Icould haye wished tlat one more accus-
toned than myself 10 address you, had becn
chosen to present The resolutions Just read.
The occasion which has called them forth de-
naIdE wortil{er preparation than 1t has been
1,ssnc to gfye, md more. extended time for
7tcir presentation tdas, rs yours to grant.
Il is tzite remark that the choicest gifts
and privileges often remain unackuo11edeed
aHd unappreciated from their very fsecacsa
aud nniye1salisy-' We meet here as . BODY
j. 3rcm day to day for the transaction o1
= huEiness Tela4sng: to the Agricultural, Com.
Eercia and, Manufacturing interests with
which .STc. ! are ,eevezal'E Il. connected IL
1fis section oil eur country-1neet h
1con4s designed for, aad consecrated
10 -tleze 7,.,1aa1as, guarded by lawz
framed To facilitate this intercourse. and il
the centre o. a city, which is iisclG 3 nnonu
meat TO thecreative power Of these agencies
In the midst OF this concentration Of priv
1ese ,doEe Nye. pressed by the insat iable DC
InaaaE of business. aod apparently unaware o.
The caoee competition Of necessity existing
aftween thefe great and :yaried privileges and
1=ae 1eyaN5y-zaat psizei5le which Is tn,
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SnKT GOODS AND CLOTHING.
~ AT AEE1INS.- HT 3 NI:.xsEso5, ~ Lake S. :
eo!sc- e1 Fl scs::n. M0EnAI. Feb. Ynt. WEDNK3.
Eet:netH Rseache. Seeding. Dress aSoaS diaxheMS
biaHst:A 8ccEA Hosiery. Eat 0oo1A also 10 JaYoLo1
.hlnE 9n3 Furnishing HoodA- ).
{-t}s sa6fE -: s. N1CEER8QN ASceaEzet5
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"? ANTED-To purchare a good
w medium e1zed frame house-on the West Side
rear Cnlon Park preferred Terms Cnsh Address Post
Office Box H5 fe S-KtE15l,st
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~ MIRASOLE'S DANCING
~ ACADEMY,
Corner Madison and C1ark ssa-Ectrzncc On Maltson
Class open Il I'll times for beginners.
C!HLpKEN.s Class every Tuesday and Saturday. Fa
rents only allowed VISITORS Assembly every Tues
day night for Scholars and Friends and 10 persons I'd
1ttet except those introduced By scbolara Ppst otct
BOZ i15l an2SEi51ED
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Nflu aDhrrtl scmrnts.

" ANTED-A Girl to cook and do
~ general heuseEork--n,1st bring References
Dearborn EtreeL, above Ohio fa1asgGf1t :
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p.rsonnI Intelligence.

Csnctsl hsNoh, Dr. Bartholomew AMI lAout Kerrer,
Of The United states Army 4. D. Mermn aud W. &,
White OF tbs British army, were amsng hc arrivals Al,
che Fifth Avcnue Hotel yesterday.
Brigadieg General Stone, OF Kantas; o W. waier ard
e. M. Green, OF Kentucky; A. r. Iatirncr % e United
Staten Army; W. H. Mathews OF 81 Lous; = s. Alvord,
k Indianapoiis John Sanders and Jartr, Is rhadci.
Dhia; NJ H. stevens aud family o. Washington. stop
Ding At the Metropolitan Hotel
, Major SDraauc and Dr. Chlcs, 81 he ur.t~i States
Army Wrn. Hig us aud G.. Denny, 81 New Orleans: A.
HenIsiey J. ridgeord and NJ. VI. WALKER 81 Louisville,
Ry, r. Man.on OF Providence, and Robcr, Wood, I'll
PHILADELPHIA are stopping at the ST. Nichohs IlieL
Senator Ncsmtb, Of Oregon Hon. }. g. O. Kennedy anl
H. hyllss OF Washington; Major Miller, r. Woodward
Spd COL fompkrs, Of tho unitod states Army; John
$6rtor OF Albany g. ri. Nourse and Mfs a. H. Andrews
81 Memphis: ii. w wynkoop, of Jackson, ronn., and
Major Bowman " Ne Thirty fourth regiment siaasacht
0yts volupeors wod among The arrivals AT tie Asicl
6uss ytatsrdss
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NEW YORK HERAID, So 'E,AY, AUGUST 80, 1862

mpment OF lhs sixisenth cipset.s regiment
Aiey Commanded by Colonel Powell Tyman, Who .oss
n.s ne y the battle Of Malvern HIT The only Geid or
Ger 81 tins ooe regiment which was tbs pride II every
ooay vhie stationed ~ Fortress Monroe IL Major d. t.
lams"n o. present Lsusennnt Colonel, the place Of
LssEIessnt col mel Meaoam who was Also wounded aud
has since resigned. Colonel 7. r. TauEatt formerly of
g m oa aas' esG,n e a,S.
brothcF Of MAJOR General M r. Banks. has
been prcciotea 10 the msjsrity.. Immediately
the death " Colonel W,fnun tho regiment was
commanded by Lea.enant Colonel Ianson. number
a soldiers, agng greatly distinguished themselves have
since been promoted % loutonan,s by the advice or
Colonel Tannait, who prefers well tried and de CRYING
men, who have already smet gunpowder 10 civil APP
pon;ments Among the bravest IN the regiment the
name OF Capable, C.lm sergeant stands pre-sminent
Sergeant CAPABLE evncsd the most rknbe bray
The colos having been broken In three; places they we're
nevertheless brought OH the field, aud rdded with the
encmys bullets sent homo trophy Of the bravery OF
the regiment and galantry Of Sergeant capable. Colonel
Colonel Taylor ard Captain Boutele the Second New
York Volunteers, on Board Of Examination inquire
INTO tho efficiency, conduct 40, Of officers attached
General Hcler's division who may be brought before It,
and have doubt that numerous heads win fall under
the euiotine rs considerable 1utterng Is visible among
some OF the gentlemen whose shoulders are graced by
straps.
In point Of cleanliness the camp Of the Sixteenth Mas
sachusetts Volunteers ves with tho best Of the Army OF
the Potomac
Lieutenant Colonel h. Butler, Of New York, reached
here yesterday entirely restored to health. In pursa
ance OF instructions from tho War Department he resumes
command Of bis regiment Of which by an official blum
Secretary OF War, by which double wrong was made
right, meets with the hearty approval Of every army
officer.
10 connection with the subject OF promotion, let
say that nothing SO tends to dapen the ardor and dis
courage the ambition Of tho soldier to The przo for
the possession Of which he has put forth his best efforts
matched from his grasp by some outside competitor
Nor is 1t matter Of much consequences whether he Is
suppan.ed By an asprant from some other corps or from
civil life. In either case stranger steps in and super
sedes him. and TO tie disappointment Of failure added
sense Of injury and feeling OF discomfort. so said Au
tsnt General Hhose in his last annual report and
say we AL Let all vacancies DO Allied from the regiment,
and let the rcgiuont have voccin the selection Of the
officers spirit OF emulation Is thus created aorg the
rank ard file by holding out TO them such prefcrment
the chances OF may offer reward Cor soldiery
conduct. ~ 1919 asA#t 4A EtS
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Religious Intelligence.
CHURCHES zo-DAy.

nu..
me mo's ksv. archbishop Hughes win preach in 81
Psticks cathedral this mornias at mali A., ,sn
oaf s'nnng and Suffering Country and Oar Daiy a
PA s 'aa christians ~ Respect Thereto, at the city
Aesen. bly, Rooms, Broadway, this evening soe.srs
Charncy shansr. Esq, Joseph Hoxo, Esq., Rev cbss
Charssr Co . and offers T
At the TweA isih street Univsrsa,t cburch be.u
Sixth and ssveAt avenaes Rev Rowland Connor vii!
preach this mornias at halfrsst ten o'c,ock
In the Memc ial Church. Hammond street. corner Of
wavsrey place, Rev. aNmue fsxwe assstsnt nanistsr
of s., Marks church, win pEecn this evening sc~ices
at half past ten a. IL. and four and sP NJ
In the Church Of The Resurrecn0a (Epscspa1, north
side Of Thirty fifth street. and cf sixth ayonue d.
vine service at hafpast len O'Clock A. NJ and eight
O'Clock P. ST. The rector, Rev. H. O. FEagg. will preach
morning add evening.
In 81. Ann's church West Eighteenth street. near Firth
avenue, Rev. Thomas Gaaudet, D. D., rector services
ct haifpAst ten A. NJ and eight NJ Afternoon service
Tor deaf mutes al haic-past three o'clock Row. Ferdi
nand G. Ever will preach morning and evening.
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Tsz LsrcEsg Srsxisn MAcTrgEL Ever cAuGrr- On. Of
ths largegt SPAN ID macxercle captured u tho vicinity
OF New York was caught on Friday ~ Long rraGea,
weighing twenty pounds and four frt IA Ions h.
House.
Tm KN1Fr.--.0n Wednesday afternoon q German named
Oswald Alden, who resides at I'll Third street met
u the street by another German nnnci Hctm stein,
who attacked him with pocket knife, ytahtay hun
twce ia the back and once IN the thumb. stein WINS
brought before Justice Osborn at the fssex MARKET police
court yesterday aud denied the charge. The Judgtcld
aim Cor examination IN tho Of 500 No cliso IL
vsajrnod Cor tho dispute.
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esy assessed the entry with duty Of twenty psr
DEAD LETTERS,

y DEAD LETTERS.
An oct Of Congress, approved January n 1862 au.
shcrissd the Postmaster General return dead letters
sxcsp those containing circulars and other worthless
matter 70 their writer's whenever their be
certained, and 10 employ for that purpose exceeding
twenty five additional clerks at average salary OF
$500 per annGn, provided that he is satisfied that the
receipts for dead letter postage will amount to SUN
cient TO Ply the aggregate compensation OF the said
clerks"
Under the provisions OF this &C. the whole number Of
dead ottcrs not containing valuable enclosures sent out
within the six menths ending August was a76 703 OF
those 80 455 returned because not called for 9658
were returned because refused 1850 were returned be-
cause writers moved away; 1884 returned because the
writer's not known found; 500 were returned
because tho writer's had gone 70 tho war 90 reurncd
because tho writer's absent and S63 returned for
various concentrating the whole number returned
56eoS; leaving the number actually delivered 500 1885,
The whole amount Of postage received on these
letters, at STA ceats EACH 500 0S2 80
Deduct expenses Incurred in sending them out 10000 80
Ana there remains gross revenue to The do.
partment o.. sl3,eS2 80
per cent for commissions on hostages col
sooeoo.......'... IL WI 10
Which would leave a net profit to the depart
mont for six months of................. 81, 9o1 Is
Bstng 1t the rate OF nearly 81, goo per annum.
In addition to ths above tho following letters and
packages were out TO the writer's during
Che same period, VIZ
N,l6l letters heid for postage.
TOO letters containing money to the value or Cos 5
4ll8 letters containing negotiable and other valuable
papers.
400 package OF iewelry and Of dagueIreotyres.
Making total OF s537S, which, added 476 703 ordi.
mary dead letters, makes the entire
0elivery 70 writer's and owners during one half year
2,Os1.
twas stated in the last annual report Postmaster
General that "lbout $500 900 dead letters annually
received" and it was estimated that, excluding letters
without the signature address OF the writer and those
containing circulars and manifssty worthless matter
100000 threcatls, could be returned the post
once OF the writer.
It appears, however, that during ak months past cut
or 200 COO dead letters received at the department but
SS2.0S1 bciag less than onehalr susceptible Of
such return.
The large number Of letters written by persons in the
military service OF the United States whose locality could
not DO asccrtaasd contributed worry considerably to this
result; but the proportion Of ordinary dead which
cannot or should not be restored the writer's is found
% be much greater than was anticipated before making
the experiment.
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Tho Hal,entan Outward ronn,.

MONTREAL, G. e, Auglst IL, 1862.
The soamship Bohemian sailed from Qaebsc Cir Liver
pool az twenty minutes to ten O'Clock tnis sornrg
sho takes cut forly cabin and ninety stecsage
pagrensurs
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ST. JOINS, N. F., August 10, 1862
The steamship St. Andrew arrived last evenings aid
satisd for Quebec this morning She reports Tint the
steamer Mcrcadotte ia advertised sai rom London on
the 18th FOR st. ohns and private Letters received mere
state that she u 4 rabel sicpmsr.
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Fire ut st. Joseph.

81. Josrsn, August 10, 1862.
The enalas house OF tie Hannibal aud ST. Joseph Tail.
road, with ave locomotives and other michiuerr, WIS
burned last Aisnl. only one engine was saved. Loss
&eo, 900 aud ON rnrily insured.
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OcPuktHTc Oh SttamCr0 4 yesterday
The City OF Manchester sailed a. her appointed hour
<noon) for Liverpool, from pier A North river having
thirty three cabin and some few scerage passengers
The steamship British Queen. FOR Nassau n p sailed
the same time from the company's wharf. with twenty
i've cabin passengers.
The success which has attended the labors OF the re-
Cruting officers this city and throughout the state and
the patriotic acry with which fresh thousands Of brave
men have within ths week, ed 10 tho cell Of the
country to Ill tie quota Of troops demanded TO give
the coup dc to tho rebellion, It's last legs
have considerably csscned the ore for hssty depar-
ture to other cin'ts which descrvedly aamad-
verted upon in this Journal few days ago il nay have
been recurrence TO higher and manly feelings and
not from the ere lct that necessity for drafting
getting small ~ degrees aud Beautifully css, which
is due the bfi cnce Of the craven spirit lately
manifested nci only by Amercan citizens but 9th srs
whose ties to tie req bic 50 s1crcdy binding
Let It be charsaby presumed that the Latter may be
ascrbed the cisnza. Be this. however may is
rather cheering fact that yesterday thorc
unusual rush or excitement to about The European
steamers wha than would naturally attend the de
parturo Of peopc to whom the system Of passports Is
altogether Ecwa system, under the circumstances like
ty 70 create coesysnps In the best regulated com.
munties. The excellent arrangements adopted BY
the Provost lasshal, and the publicity given
thereto through the columns OF tho HFRAID, have
FULLY acqnail.ed intending travellers with the
forms prescribed by the government necessary to
be gone through at this time TO facilitate departure
from the country and Lence those who had taken pas
sages by the steamers yesterday armed with all
the necessary to open the ranks Of the police,
who guarded the gansways TO tho vessels. There were
thersforebut In two instances of iaorma,ites
In the pnpers-no detontions and difficulties at the
wharves yesterday. The crowds who gave vent to
sheir patriotic ard angry aroused feelings the pre-
vious Saturday seeing tho host Of stockholders who
chen cleared on, represented but by few parsons
who fingered bout tho wharvss for little timc and
MO- seeing nc caese in the number Of passengers going
aboard, to svppcso THAI detection from the cause and
triAs Of tho Union the motive Of departure quietly
disperssd
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Constitution Water is n CcrssIn Cure
for diAbeeE, gravel, AID I'll diseases or the kdn4y.
MORGAN u ALLEN, Agents, 10 ChH street, N. Z.
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OF TIC Unitct States IA this emergency, II Is sratN
b. able 10 siais th = most OF h1ss scei cgcs 80
Canada arc not fsoa Detroit, Dut are czens OF D. 80
parts u the country.
lkroa the Burlington (Vf1 Free Press. Aug. CT
Wo learn that sixss n mon mostly tfenchnen le;I the
town OF Colchester last aigh for Canada 70 escape the
DRAFT Numbers are making their way the lae
foef or IN wagons. In cases, pers American
Citizens and therefore not subject 10 draft have loft
good situations and fed There is ning with
such towards however.
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TIE CONCERT CENTRAL PARx.-The Saturday afternoon
co9cert was wei attended yesterday but in consequence
Of the regulation regarding abssntccs from the army
but few military uniforms were to be seen among the
visitors. goody number Of carriages wore on the
drive The Commissioners have at last mado arrange.
snts for supplying visitors with refreshments at rea
soAabls prices, viz
Ice crcpns 10 carts
Hook, &o.. .....,,......,.Io cents
&pda. Lemonade &c .......................5 cents
oAuW t0ueS, pcs, &C.. cents
AND other things at similar rntss This convenience
sssp wantea during the whole season. bit still 1t is bet
ter late than never. Thero however, appears be
great lack Of seats reporter noticed number OF
ladies' standing while taking their refreshments. The
cost Of ew benches ought not TO be taken consid
erasn against the comfort Of visitors during warm
weather
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Pftzcs Cashed tn ALI LegaIiEcd Lot
tercsL Information given JOSEPH BATES,
Broker, ii Wall street, room No. l, New York.
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S.er'iug's Ambrosia.--Thc best prepa ra-
ton for The hair rrodneed For sule by H. II STER
LING Co.. 6975 sroa lay, ard by druggists cvc
WOOD x 0HiEN, Wholesale agents. l5i Pearl erect.
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Royal Havana L6ttcry.--prixes Cashe d
and Information furnished. Highest price paid do.
blooms. TAYLOR CO., Bankers, l6wall street
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PAPER MILF DEsIRoyED.-The extensive paper mill Of
Mcssrs. White & Sutton, Indiana Pa was destroyed
oy re ON the night Of tho 81 inst. Loss S25 Oo0 In
surance 50 900.
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Gouraud's Poudrs Subtitle Uprcoss Hair
from low forcheads upper lips any part CT body
warranted 153 Broadway.
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FIolioway's Ointment Is the Only Acc
tual and permanent for Piles 1t has failed in
thousands OF
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CrIstadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscryntivc
and wig depot, Wholesale and retail No Q Asa. HOUSE
The Dye is applied by experienced artists
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Prof. =. MilIer's Hair Dye--5Oc. EiacIs
and Brown. The best Try II. Sold By druggists. Depot
Dsv tract
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Eight Carries do Visite for Si--Fu sai to
he best made BALcHS. 233 Greenwich st. cor Barclay
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Beautiful OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bloom
Of Youth or LIQUID Pearl has no equal for prcs wing and
uea iyng the complexion and SKIN. Ladies' after usin.
uis egtin article VIII have other All druggists aud
sS9 Broadway
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Eight Carlo dc Eisites foe 81. The Best
In the city ct WOODS Gallery, 20s Bowery, NY.
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Official Drawings OF the Library Assoc
citation Comrany's Lottery of Kentucky. ~
Glass No 236-August iG,slS62.
81, 70, 20, so, 81. Z, 81, 4, II, Ie, 22, Ill.
GLASS No. 2s6-August 10. 1862 r
4, 6, s, IS, Z, 7s. SO, 80, &C, II, "A, CO.
+ Il. FRANCE 4 Co. coynston. Ky
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Bachelors Hair Dye-the Best in the
world instantaneous, harmless and reliable Sold BIZ drag
ss and perfaeis every where Factory II barclay street
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Beautiful Conn gslexioM--PhnIo1's ssSnow
White Cream when applied u the face neck and
like the work Of mnglc II makes the coafaes.
smooth, and the Unrest complexion aasparcnty waite.
Sold by oil druggsts aisl fancy goods dealers.
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OMciai Drawings OF Murray, Eddy 81
Go. q Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
- KENTUCKY EXTRA Glass 3S7-August 10, 1855,
"a. III, a. AZ, rs, 10, 70, AS, 80, 81, 81, Is.
:. KENTUCKY, CLASS 3s8-August is 1862
", g. Is, 80, Is, 7s Al, "a SO. 81 26, 23, IS, S.
Circulars sont free Of charge by addressing either
MURRAY. EDDY 4 CO.,
Covn.ton, KY, or st. LoaIa No
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures E4ysi-
pcas. Scala Eead, Saltrheum Obstinate Eluptions Of
the Skin I'D Ulcers Scofua ana every kind iupurty
OF the blood. Also, Diseases OF the Kidneys and q tho Uii-
nary Organs No. Division street. Now York city, since
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Mari led.
~

G,LLRS--GopFREY.--On lniis!ay, August IL, by the
Rev. Thomas J. Mooney JEREMIAH GLLsN Ana ). COP
Frey daughtar Of George Godfrey, Esq all If this city
MrXoG--McConp.-- Newark, n. 81, on "Wednesday
August Is, r SAMUEL L. MINOR oi Waterbury, Conn,
Hiss JANE MccoRD, Of IS West Houston street, Y. Y.
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TMuasay's LANDING, August II, 1882
Senator itsol ami General Hooe,-Aa Apzrsn Change


Of Fsclip9, Gc. .4
Senator Wilson Is said to DO expressing great aira.
ton for General Hooker hs conversation and speeches
Of late. Something must have changed the Senator's
feelings toward tho Gcnetal since last winter when he
10 him expressing his adherence OF his conduct
allowing the masters Of slaves 10 into his camp
Lover Maryland TO look alter their property General
Hoocrs reply was that he regarded Iarylanda Union
State, and its citizens outited 70 protection all
their rights under the constitution and laws and he felt
IL to be his duty 10 rendor such protection was his
province 10 do commander Of tho tlry force OF the
United States at that Place.
For this General Hooker severely censured By
the abolltioniss, aid II atke time prooabe that the
Senate would slaughter him. lie back any
savcs, but simply allowed TIE citizens OF Maryland
into his camp, Tor which Senator Wilson accused
him of .'a,iag stea,crs.n Quite nn,nber of the
Mar, md darkoys away with the division, and omc
here yet. A curious commentary upon The outcry
raised against General Hooker occurred this week No
less than six of tho Maryland applied him
for 10 enable them 10 return. They that they
were induced by officers TO come along and act
servants, with promise Of wages and clothes. They
have served tic officers faithfully, but got MT red
cent for their labor the clothing promised them.
They picked up sumo OF clothing occl sionaly
and some have earned few shlipvs by extra obs OF
washing &c. bat the " Intelligent trahaa ia e st
instaGces ns found freedom service Ia tie army not
the happy e1rdition thy had imagined /, to 10.
The q! senator Wilson'S present eUcguns upon
Gen. Hooker may ossiby DO the great popularity OF The
General III Massachusetts OF tho hest lighting
generals IL the army. Tho Senator Is rcliiicin and tho
General Us not
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Lotteries. - ~~~~
DELAwARz. EXTRA Glass S35.-August TO- 1859
%, 80. 80, 80. So, SO, SO, 66, 2, Is, a. 81
DELAwARI. CLAss 3O5-Aug,ist l6 1885, 4 = \.
o. 49, 30 81, IA, IS, 4, Il, 20, S, 81, SO, %, ee.
Circulars sent BY addressing
Wilmington, Delaware.