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a LETTER FROM THE Pa EsIDENT.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHINsIoN, August -, 1869.

WAsHINsToN, August %, 1st9
Hon. HolAcs 8RxILII:
DEAR srl: have just read yours Of the 10th,
addressed 10 myself through the New York Tri-
bune. II there be In II any statements or as
sumpuons Of fact, which may know to be erro-
nsous, do not now and here controvert them. II
there be In IL any differences which may believe
to be falsely drawn, l do not now and here argue
against them. IL there be perceptibls In II an
impatient and dictatorial tone, waive It In def
erence to an old friend whose heart have ALWAYS
supposed to be right.
As TO the policy seem to be pursuing" as
you say, l have not meant to leave any one In
doub:
shortest way under the Constitution. The sooner
the national authority can be restored the nearer
the Union will be "the Union as II was" IL there
be those who would not save the Union unless
they could at the same time SAGE slavery, do
mt sgres with Thorn 10 there ha those who
would not save the Union unless they could
the same time destroy slavery, I do not agree
with them. My paramount object in this struggle
- to ave the Union, and Is either to save or
TO destroy slavery. IL could save the Union
without freeing aay slsye would do Il, and II I
ooold save II By freeing all the slaves, would
do IL; and II could save Il by freeing some and
leaving others alone, would also do that. What
| do about slavery and the colored race, do
because believe IL helps to ave this Union; end
what forbear, forbear because do not believe
II would help to save the Union shall do les,
whenever ] shall believe what l am doing hurts
the cause. and shall do more whenever shall
believe doing more will help the cause. shall
try 70 correct errors when shown to be errors;
AID shall adopt new views so fast as they shall
appear to be tYus viewa
have here stated my purpose according to my
view Of o6se,a! duty; and intend no modification
OF my oft-expressed personal wish that all men
everywhere could be free.
Yours, A. LINCOLN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

THs PAYMENT OF BouNTIEs The bounties
paid and 70 br paid by Government to new volun-
tsers already amount TO seven millions Ofthese
four millions have been paid. For day or two
al other payments At the Treasury have been sus.
pended, for the sake Of closing these up IL 10
remaining three mHlions- These Of course are
merely the oounties paid by the National Govern
ment 10 Is estimated that the other bounties paid
by State Governments, counties, town corpora
lions, 4c-, viii swell the amount expended
beyond the legitimate payment Of soldiers wages
and outft In Rising volunteers under the Presi-
dents call for three hundred thousand men to
a ftv unfIlions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

RECEPTION or GEN. CoRcoRAN IN NKw YORK
The reception Of Gan. Corcoran yesterday after
noon was the most magnificent ovatisn ever &C
corded to any one in that city. The formal Ie-
ception By the city authorities took place at Cas-
tle Garden, the Mayor making an address Of well
come, b which Gen. Corcoran replied In fitting
terms. The popular greeting was marked with
m enthustasm seldom witnessed anywhere. The
crowd around Corcoran's carriage was such that
with difieulty It could be driven up Broadway.
The entire route Of the procession was one jam Of
the Populace. The military display was excel
lent, and the various charitable societies turned
out In large numbers. The fremen really looked
magnificent, numbering perhaps five thousand
msn. An the procession passed the New England
Rooms . saluie was fred from four FOUNDER
placed on the roof. This ovation continue until
the procession reached the Generals quarters at
the 81 Nichols Hotel, and at night there was a
fitting sequel 10 the stirring events Of the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

II The proposition to abolish the whisky
ration In the navy originated with the Navy
Department, which, within the last year, has
had great trouble and embarrassment from the
habit Of intoxication among ofacers. One hundred
and seventy one have been dismissed on that
account, and nearly as many more have been
lost 10 the service by offences springing from the
sane source. II IL argued that the service Of
seamen on board Of steamers, &c, 10 nothing
near a. hard and wearing Is II was upon the old :
fashioned sailing vessels, and therefore there Is
less need Of stimulants for the "a Jack Tarsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

TEE Memo IN NEW YoRK-On Wednesday
ast, In New YORK, says the Evening Post, a
number Of the men employed by the Knick er
booker Toe Company were standing on the corner
Of fulton and Furnam streets, when large mus
culsr looking negro attracted their attention near
him al sora Of opprobfious epithets. The negro
rstorted, and Q number Of the men set upon him
70 oest him, when he picked up stone aud
struck ons Of them on the eye, indie ting deep
cut The mob got infuriatez a this, and were
about % hee. The negro rather severely, when
TWO oacers nom the Forty-second precinct ar
rived and took the solofed man ont Of danger
Another negro wss attacked about the same time
oy mob IN Montague street, but he succeeded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

WHO AAI PEDDLKRs UNDER THE EXCISE Law
Tbs Treasury Department construes the word ped
der, a used In the excise law, To be person who
gains livelihood by travelling from place to place
and selling goods and wares, or one whose occupa-
ton 10 is to sell goods while travelling from place
to place. Afarmsr who sells his own products by
travelling from house to house IL not peddler In
the sense Of the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

From THE JANIS RIVER We learn from
private and perfectly authentic source that
portion OF the rebel forces have occupied Gen
McClellan's late entrenchn ents ut harr!son's
Landing, which, Of course, was TO be anticipated
Our friend's coUmunication Is dated James
River, Aug. To-" and at that time the rebel pick
Chickshominy liver. A large portion of our
Runboat fotina, with the fagship, WA at that
date up the James river, above HaIrisonp Land
Ing and bar. They would probably give the
rebels q taste Of their quality before they had
been long In their new quarters IN. Y. Com
elsyeiaI Advsytissy
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OF FIcICR
DEPARTMENT or STATE.

DEPARTMENT or STATE, 4
HssAtsgioa, August -, ls69 :
fnoDrmatioa has been received at this Depart.
ment from Mr.. r. w.shufeldi, the Consul General
Of ths United stsie at Hsvans, Of the publioa.
don Of the following notice Of tbs Administration
General of Martins Rsvenus:
ldssszssrarios 0sasaI of ka~sfs.a. l,~...z
o. The fneerth day Of the present. month Ter
ninsts tbs term Of fourtcen montss for which
her Ms,esty, in the ROYAL order Of the 18Th Of
May, B61, vss pleased 20 grant the sxem ption
corr. meal, potatoes, besnA and common ship,s
bread; which 10 aRRouaosd sy means OF this
osscisl journal, for the infOr nation Of merchants
ana ell Others whom 10 Dsy concern. In the un-
dertaniing that fire. n the sixteenth of this month
those articles will pay the duties prescribed In
the tarin
HAVANA, ID August, 1854.
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A CORRECTION.

HsadqHartsrs Professional Brigadss,)
WaShiHgton, Aug. %, 1862.
To the Editor Of the Star: In your print Of the
22d you made a mistake In the official form Of
annorxeing Casey's tactics.
The War Department have not yet ofacially
promulgated that system to the army.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obi serv't,
HENRY w. SMITH, Asst Adi,t Gen,
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HONORABLY DISCHARGED.

The proPrietors Of the Harrisburg Patriot and
U"'o" having made satisfactory proof that they
were ros cogniIant Of the use Of their printing
once for the publication OF the incendia hand.
bill calculated, II not designed, to rspress enlist.
meno, have been honorably discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

ID From ehillingtonis bookstore, Odeon
Building, we have an advance copy Of Harper's
Magazine for September, oIammed a. usual with
entertaining and Instructive matter.
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u From John G. Parker, 379 + street, we
have ths September number OF that Paris arbi1er
Of fashions " lie Bon Ton Journal ds - 0des
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ARMY OF VIRGINIA.

WALL JACKSON RICH.
MOND ABANDONED-THE WHOLE RE-
BEL FORCE ON The MARCIA GREAT
BATTLE EXPECTED.
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MEDICAL sTOREKEEpnps

The six medical storekeepers provided py q
iecent sci OF Congress were Yesterday appointed
by the Secretary Of War, upon the recominenda.
ton OF the examining board and assigned 70 duty
1t the principal army purveying dspots. A large
number Of applicants were examined by the
with reference TO their relative competency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

ID number OF newspaper correspondents
arrived here yesterday from the army Of Virginia
Their departure thence WA involuntary.
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III VIM. Lynch, Stephen Foster, Jas. Kinsele
and Francis Dielcher, arrested In Baltimore on
the charge Of disloyalty and treason, have been
sent to Fort McHeny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

RAISING rHl VEssKLs sgxK IN HAMPTON
RoADs.-Mr. Dana G. ARney. Of Roston ha.
concluded arrangements with Mr. p r. Wells
who has been chosen BY the Government. TO raj Sc
the vessels sunk In Hampton Roads, Numbering
nft-ep. 70 take an active part In The diving de-
partnsnf OF the work. Among the vessels n be
raised are the Congren, cumherland, Raritau.
and Merrimss. several Ct the most e1perienced
divers In the United Suites win beremployed on
his expeaikioa--Bcssos Post
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ARREST OF A REBEL MAIL CARRIER.
man who was recently released on taxing
the oath OF allegiance was Thursday arrested
down the Potomac while In the act Of passing
into Virginia with a large number Of letter. and
maps OF Maryland and Virginia. He was re-
turned to bis former prison quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

III A gentleman lately from Paris reports that
d.. Beatlie and AIRS. scheolcraft the recently
eloped couple from Geneva, New York, are reg.
issered t Paris hotel % Dr.. Beetle and family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

ID Archbishop Hughes, accompanied by Sec
rehry Seward, visited the President yesterday
morning
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THE"eAutffgEkIegE hiE.-AsRAsr.
fNEsiLvaNIA AvEZE

Il lie "6AUr1Ek" REsTAURANT.
PWrsILvaNIA AvgryE,
Between lita Gno 18th sts-. Wskklnrton.
The sn<er,tned begs leave % inform his frfsa6s
asd the public Gensrty that be wills *
roo peg bis asatsrrart on Moncty eve IA
Vie e.ts slphmeut will be sysned a.
q hrrt-o1es Restaurant fer gentlemen,
SIN or IN all Its detail 20 the we no wp and Justly
SECULAR e.tAb IshmeIt Of the MelsTs. Delmonioo,
OF rev York city.
vhs p.Tsonsl attention Of Tire subscriber, % fu
beat ceyaol ~, vii b devoted % the interest and
many ysers 81 per1enes, the frat advantages Of q
n 70 hssns rarsistlnt ksd Sssostlnt, Wi eps6le
ys.nsF % rsndeI tbs ssts blissmsrt ths Dslnos-
loos Of w ashlsftcr, and insure for him % ntlD-
eaaee OF she npsrsi peronAze hsretsfoTe received
Gom sasm.
ths sseec1ibsr hex slsO Irs.t pleasure in ssssr-
lng HE frfsnss strange WAITING TIE city sn1 the
tebho GnGally. 49, no article kst Of the very
boat VIII b supPl Jed IN hn s0s lshmslI. from ths
Gmple sandwich 10 the rare and delicate gans IN
Via WINE and s1eAR ssssrtusu, vii BE-
snlp.tsd from ths cheipe stook impoIlsd By the
Nei knsvl hoH0 Of a. BInlnrsf n -. whioA
VII De asheisnT GuArsntes for their e1eeuetce
-yie tfgIT, -vEsEyABLB. PIsa, DYE
liza CkAMt, GA. and other varlf tea, VII
be Ie,siveo daily hon the maxksts 81 psv YORK
and fhi.aae thnA "a = lv
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TEpgSst5yss ,: ssslsT I5s,S, A.s ss.
sa' 4 sES q sps s =: ~
Tiers o,, XII ssfs,I.s5d. ,. held an adOurnsd
m ss GI'h' S0i u.s. q NG.HH;sYfoN, REQ SEQ
5sss. S9Tss1TTas " HE l kegS
sd e aissss Hss 'ns u: Te. q ss
seii ::dstss: p DIT 64Sss!os Te2 F:.sS1;
DsD s,s yss,d ss, e, ~ s1sn and place
washington CITY. > Z" ., Xa1s., q. iss, 10
oW.oOLLECyOR's OFFICE,
drrcE RS Ts PzfgsssAAss::' ar. ,ss for
s.s anss the q. sa e r.: q.
o.. s Or Fl sss
dol. and rEs =. = nss,, Of r. TD.:d sAi,
upon the taxes soersipE upon the property . ready
arresr f.I taxes for EensraI purposes until fuca
M II sssss VIM DIXON, Collector.
United hSs snzlSSEs A - G5sTsH IieG,
tn, Board, ordered It's me s.ere,siy thTouyh ne
paDlio papers DO nonfy Gil perso-s i.teIsstsd tsat
g Board will DO in ''''''s 6 e e W. 8: :''
b PIkIsvILLs, ErAs s,tTrxsnl
The Fal, Session opens on kcnssJ, the ncst daJ
OF ssI''m0''' Ai sss. Z. Q. 8. wALpKoN
si}sn, ed e. p .,
% '',' on ,.'''A'' VIZ saos eAss,o9ktt,.
GREEN GINGER. WHITE BRANDY, and
e enol1s 81 G re- e.: md B|sSs Teas.
GSshsa Posssisd ana q Sfans.ud sugar.
ySs a:9 s.s az. qs. e.
CITY RAILROAD TIoKEys
DOLLAR pics h sHsS AN
MOTIONS kAltkoAp AGENCY.
By tn; ximer At th' Capitol sate' and B, Ssnf.e
CIDER FOR THE ARMY.
"A sS . ,s.s: il l.r.s ,s.n,.Iss will 70 Is:d By
s,Ss sS sS Fens Ssy
a,is; 4 +. hyperion artistic Of G4ss,yy;vER
7 APAYEvTE INslI,gsE. ~
sirsblo Schools for Young Ladi1s ald nIasss in
the city.
Session commercM September 9Th. 9lit:on 80
eG sS % e ssss 'nd advancement c. toous
M LIT ARY oODs 8.
RICH PRESENTATION swoRDs,
sAsHEs. EPAULETTEs,
SHOULDER STRAPS,
BELTS, PISTOLS, SPURS,
FIELD 6LAssEs,
and
OFFICERS REQUISITES
of every description.
NJ. w. GALv q BRO, yEwILLrRs.
al EST 3s4 Pennsylvania Ayeppe
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PROMOTION

Commander VIM D Porter, the destroys. of
the rebel steamer Arkansas, has been made com.
modore.
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TIE ARMY EXAMINATION BOARD

THE ARMY EXAMINATION BOARD
Inc army examination board continues in ses-
sion. Their business 10 10 inquire into the phys
ical comp tency Of cficers, either from age or
casualties received In the public service. Among
me cases disposed OF are those OF Majors Syming-
emcisnt In the discharge Of their respective duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

NOTICE.
yitss tll tie SIN dav Of eeStepbe~ Ia for urn
ahIsl FiSLr e the tubslstencs Departme1t,
SAMPLES & til. Flour oSn be seen a. ks ospitel
BSisFy IN th o CITY.
tls deslrous 20 make q contract Ssr 20 200 bar
Iel, soonle however, any psrssn desire 20 furnish
CT barrels il his bid
The contractor vii be required 20 furnish sbovt
ec 10 "a res otliJ unnl the eIpnaet N fllst.
NO noRT Will be received which dses not come
Up % tbs siA2dard OF the Government Inspeopop,
maoe iuEi before the puIohaas.
The Hour 70 be de.Ive cd at tbs Railroad Depot
s z waISilE,OH, or any Of The WsTshsusss .
fhe -four 70 be put IN new barre and head Iine5
6oSernment Ieservss the night 20 r<jeot any b,
No BIDS viii be received from oopusotors VIA
tract
their lid
xhs - I'll Of .lles Iapos must soeor,any Zach bid.
pEtIes interested.
blas .. 6e dIrscies 3 oOL a.. bEdkWifh, A.
ends SD Proposals for Flour an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

The fstsIiisrse1 publishes President Llncoln,s
reply to Greeley, and says II 10 far more satsfso
tory 70 The twenty million whom Greeley pre-
ended to represent, than his (5reeley's) letter
~e The Isf'i'tss"ssr hopes that II Greeley
replies he will have sun,cient good sense to ds
80 without arrogance, dictation or scrimony.
Inc RsPsoiieaa follows the Tribune lead, and
argues that Sen. Hunters negro brigade was
niiore only because II did not receive SUFFICIENT
encouragement from the Government
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HG SAnan

Ant ShSa nafA
.TAhh i2rA 4shNTfiEEissos HALLs
IS sflRr7, BsrvHss sTs anp 10TH.
This FIidsy) EvENINs, Assla nd,
IN Hsttrs C2osss u PrerrsaHs!
The Only Fsnily Resort In the CltyI
BRILAIANY SUCCESS
20 W d 9 d IoUs
grsst The performances ~ his ....
E-n-tldss Place Of Lunsszas
- hs lreSinsst na.os OF The Con psny,
EVA BEEN LAX sHArr.sv,
Mons pssl Cane snd shs ysnd:.t.I Young Ansr-
Mia Fsnfy Efiisos,
zsl sssssssss Corps If LsxslssrissI
DIS .,.T s s:1s: !. q q: !. ss,
etntsnA1Iy sIa atesanys ussers are IN attspd-
S;AnSESsyai nAtL. -
MONDAY, Aurustls.
AND DSRINe 7HE WEEK,
HtnA Alternate ChanSs Of PrOSvamnsI
TRIUMPHANT STILL
INsRHAsEB AIrRisiIo, RoR THIS wluI
GALA WEEK,
Az BHE CHEAT CANTERBURY,
With it, Powerful Combination Of Artistss.
Such an
IsHszss Array ef TsIs.f and Bsssfv
upss s.s sssss 10 yithOu. president In the annals
q amussmens.
II FRAns NO RIVALRY,
III sssh sorld eIist.D
BS7 SkoSkIsKEs TIE kOgl,
And the
CROWDED HOUSES
Accorded 10 il BY the public demands N ssknovl-
sdgement OF
UNPARALLELED PATRONAGE.
the City for he Sssf.rs Of hmu,sGsnt. Who -
oeiitntln rational spJoyusnts-iu Rsspect-
'i .. sas en- I's sSs R6c S of rFt aSS'
o''SS OSnd.aoa On Of + .u sss soil0
THr CANTERBURY SPARES NO EXPfNsE
TO obtain tie best talent in the coKntry for here
An hs Grsas Stars Of tks Profsssios
First make application for engagement
Immsnse Success. Of
THE BEAg TIFUE
MARIET
the fascinating
SPANISH bASSEVsE,
b.. n Ss: = ,b tn; e, o Trace and
Frhse... .st ss6Tis Rave systyvhers
sss:stion y .h he ds5 a'I Al VIZ hsT.
seen FER vii rsnsmSsr her sofi,
", sIil.a.. A'y.. m5s:,,, and
MILE MiRIETT1
the ehleffeassre-ihs p,In-
cIpal card Of tie Rayslsderip
eeas s !ss1 issqi ssssd, ss1s
wEtE.H VsiYPt & e ,s,s 3 ,sT
before the pubio, for q esaiIru ned clxasencnt,
First week Of
MISS CLARA BUTLER,
Ths Baut,lhl and paEtInE ronEstrssA
First week OF
M. JEAN CLOsHI,
The Champion jig Dancer Of the World
Continues enssssnent Of
MI1c NELLIE vAYLOR,
Che Sweet and Ples<. NJ sAntstTios.
Also,
Miss ELLEN COLLEEN,
MISS JENNY ALIEN,
MlsshAeeIB VERNON, and sor1s DO Bauo,.
}. Il BBDvOkEh,
w.B. KARR iseN,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
DELEvAN1E BROTHBRs,
,,oys en-, J. sYLsAs CLARKE,
MASTER JOHNNY,
sWkG6ARy,
WHlLEY, de.
PIRST MIGHT
OF the
Nrw AND CoxIc TRICK PANToErny
entitled
THE GOLDEN dXR,
S1dss U 1f cGn aR0nr
toSeiher with an imnsass
Bill of New Actg.
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Chairs 70 cents.
Doors open - ~; performance at al o'olosk.
NOTICE 20 yal PyBLIC.-The great s,an
~ nepseS1. AAkIlftA RAvIl, IN performing
MEhtly before lzmeAos audiences ct Couterbur1
s s.aI shs net Ass1 sDEssea, nor viii ale a.
sseht this sit., Thoss who wish % ssS be. per
sfmanos must vieit Canterbury Hall.
MARTIN HANLY,
al 10 Agent for EaFletta Rsyel.
EEEE PROMENADE CONCERT, AT IA,
= Safsss ss sistss Mseks.iss' Hall, kaTrlss1
respectfully informs the public tkst he has rrads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-23

DrA. n. q. Hatch, editor Of the Gardiner
Ne you mai has enlisted In The ranks.
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EEEE PROMENADE. CONCERT, At fAs
Z GASses sdj sisssg Mseks.tcs' RsH Nsrvlssi
cSsss., stsr fky CGFt.el Gsrdss "A ne undsrs, NJ
Iosleeuai!y ln!orms the pubic tkst he has mads
SArykpAY EVENING", After the oonosrts I'd
SR sSp8 yfraen are elosSs. part Of the Marine
iS.s Sss ' ssrd. siI Vi: . SSR
Hx1s fRsyubhoanI PToSSistcr.
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SEALkp sEoreesSzsELsSk y. invited gu tn.
tsn s 81 bes.Iss. % tons II Ha, 'A' sss'
The nsi 90 be delivered before the spth Of oeto-
Biddsrt IG.t state u tSsi 6.dstss price psr TOO
oiS. And g 3 aslssrss a "a s: as sss.
Firm, I.ails bids must STATE the sams Of III The
Psynsnn + be made In yrsssury uot... ana
p &; 81 w. 9 s.0.s. 4: ss .saof..s
w sA z ;. ;ssyis e. g .s: :s
o,ose board te.cs 1850 By net. more or lsss.
" .SkoRsE D. RAMSAY,
.und lin, i 81. c0lSns. CsE l
TABLE linens. TOWELS, NAPKINS,
IN srf q sls q sass sss aa
cIotss, cs.,msrss, and vs.snss. mere thar car
Blast sire. from nsdlun ~ 70 Extrs ssrsr.
~, 81 e. sorsssrn 80 hsssn oorrespondents sena
one Pre-. only. nsrk.d "a Main figures.
,:s:ss; 3. OIL sos. 'niasl 5 Is BfS "
RuKEAy or CONSTRUCTOR,
TRxAsrHr DspAHsnxNf. Alf. q, isS2.
~ :: .iss';s 4 a.: ass sSs sp sl
,l.. sirdeS for Che roof q the ven vIss q ne
Plans oan be examined and su details ssoertx,ps6
Rion pplicaioa st this once
eaeerete oposels VIII also es resolved m a. the
1.e ese sr covering partitions Of The root Win
fePssah must be sepsra.sly sealed, and plsi,,y
sndor.e, % the snvelcps 'Pre poss'I for De lIos
SSf O % We. Wwi ,pss and fo'o' Tor co'1s
H.IAE R6SERs. Ensisssr q oAs.ss .
BANKS OF Iss SSE6 N n. Dis1aio' o
s.si S% sss.s' s;;r ss' ~
BARR OF MstroDolIs, fhs Buhior BSnf- -
She Bsnk Of oepnsres spd the B1lllo1 Bead
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FROM BANKS, COLUMN.
GREAT JUBILEE.


NEw MARKET, May THE army to-day at noon
fred hundred guns In honor Of the victory at
Yorktown. The consolidated bands visited Gen.
erals Banks, Williams and Hatch, and PLAYED
patriotic airs through the streets also. They Wis
tied the camp Of the Ira Harris cavalry also In
honor Of the gallant charge Of yesterday.
The details OF that affair show that the rebel
cavalry had battery which they opened upon
our men. The latter deployed, and waited until
two Of our guns had been placed In position
The enemy's battery was soon driven back
when the Ira Harris cavalry dashed on them
with sabres and yells, diving them to the sub
urbs Of the town.
Our cavalry were commanded by Major VoIght
Of the 81 Battalion. Adjutant Hasbrouck, of the
Ira Harris Cavalry, Sd Battalion, was taken pris-
oner by the enemy.
The enemy's force was 100 Ours was less
The news Of the victory at Williamsburg was
received this afternoon and was read on dress
parade in all the regiments. 1t was received
with rapturous applause.