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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

Mr. EDwIn BOoTH AT The WINTER GARDEN
Mr. Booths engagement at this tiea'er VIII bes'
next Monday evening, when he will represent Ham
lci lie will subsequently, appear in The characters
of O,bello, Iago Romeo, Macbeth, Shy'oek, ie"e
Dict Richeiieu, Sir Giles Overreach, Pescara. and
for the r.t time Betuccio in Tom Taylors play of
1.-THE Fools Revenge" lie will also introduce
"Ruy Blas," drams which Mr.. Fletcher recently
made eminently popular in England. MIR. Booth
brings home tho results Of II careful study OF the
various European schools Of acting, and bis admirers
will have the opportunity Of determining whether
the influence of foreign ar; will have affected the IN
diyiduality Of bis own peculiar ftylc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
fAdver,isemen'.l
GUNJaiI-WALLiH.

The G.o.t Turkish Erhsrin, ali Nervine Perfect aud
n. m es substitute Liquors IN sns ppigm, s1d lno-
suts-rroilcns gentle, sDTfao!s elevation = -rt1t.
att on ANY f~sc Cures almost eoIsy
Sefyou.uess Weakness De- -es,on Of Spr. tleraistsl
Pap.a o1 Of Heart. Put ~ rl' CANT glt silver si sod
tvofv boxes q cent. each brg-s H. sa eaton 81
Ion-pae qusutif-s self . goucies wanted every
Ia by Uue.isis S)e importers ln ANNE, ScOrT 20
(chenists Nos. 5jl and soJ Broadway, y. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
HHOONLgN lTEns.

ANEW RsdraEsr.--A movement Is on 100, ~ =" "a
hansburgh for miring new regiment o. ~
nlue months service. The nairesoi up"uiu ~ ~
Young men willing to join the regiment base Hlrsa .1
Uean obtsined Authority for the 'orl.aiVp % '.y
tIs, two ,..;ren,s Tor uino monbc' service could
h. nised in WiIAmsburxa il IN order ior taeiF OF
paiigaiion can DO Obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

Us,os CoUrsE, Losa Is.ASD.-TrottisQ on
Tbuf.d,v OF at o'cocS m. match for 50 900
Lanes D. Nc Princ- TO trot twenty miles t.
v,s," wi biz the hour. Good day and good track sh.S
WINS Projectors lher"'d
We submit that toing a borse twenty miles
within one hour within the statute Tor the pre-
venlioD Of cruelty 10 animals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1862

lent purposes. Many of tho lodges have 900
s., OOO, and $4,000 in the bank saved during pros
porous times, which they are now using unosteuta-
tiously toward promoting the interests of our im-
pefled country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

RtfIKp-On 1bgr.dsy morning. John II. n q o, con
dlci1I Nofwss uiu Of tho Now f9k 'rf "-flhyen
Nsiiroad va Instantly Allied a t0scob big nag sam
iord Coma Ne hnocsTd from tbs giH ~ inoer Of
be badge. tn. train pssd on f0 sisd llce ll soon
returned boay 81 dfceesri AL convey ed n
10 Norwsk NJ Aich-i- d-iy hnosa % tue ayeiGs
puoc that and Wa muca fo.p cd re was a1ost
IL mr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
lAdveIti.ementl
Z. WEALTHY. HOy.

oR.Blk AID Harry a Plreuologicsl Examination AZ
10 We!ls JC3 Bfoadssy ill fevea your cei-cts
th-my talents aud how TO them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
IAissrtl.smeptl

GRAND FAMILY II JLIDAf At BARNLM 8
Thousands olid-. add children will Tho oealfs, drama
(l.uie Marcel 10 st-rao9n &c o'clock, s1d esruBg
n Those rg,ni coofed ~ sdif.tion Of every
lazy, aud day aud i.It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

Wnts TO Pick PfARs THIS question wa ds.
cntsed az he Ast u,rotlng OF fruit growers 81 No. IL
T. / row. IL IL one upon which many perous want
information at this time Tor ,nese 10 The rgrst crop
~ pears tbi- yca ever produced tis vicinity. L.
il the opinion OF al pear eultuIis.s that the fruit
-lou,i ,ot be allowed 10 rpeI oa tie trees Indeed
some varieties will rot told on untl ripe ana il l,it
Ia Ipcu on the grouad ,Aey arc uoar ortlo r.. "a
ruo al pei 10 should 10 piokcl nom ;hc trrs AID
rpcn, d in dry, cool. room. Some WI need 20 le
nronghl into warner rolm 10 finish tha ripeuiug.
" Bat when shal puck ny peass r. rhhs is tie
qu's'ion.
De- Ward aid that sigit would not determine
th !. TOR tine, for / varies with the pears on tire
sumo tree. The only test II the hand Take hold
81 lhe penr gru L. lsnc II from lie hanging rositon
Ia horizontal one, aud # rgdy 10 rick, mo steui
viii he apt 10 se, alte from The wig by thrt move
mcut.
VIM. y Carpenter laid that by looking ut the
-tem where A. JON. tIo twIv, IL viii be perceived
that ihss. il ~ crlrg euent 'ht u1c Res ptnesa,
and q AT Il is im- lie fruit Wa gathered Noihiug
can he told Nv coor for general TIM the f,ui l.
rradv To pick before IL charges color L. In lilo Irtc
tee TO 40 over hs trees three times, and carefully
plck of zach tine such as are it 10 be adhered TT
u ~ tue.
H. requiree considerable skill to pick pears Judi
Ciousy buf n iiuls Practice enables sLiliiul man
10 d iermil,o very IaIiily which ready ana
which not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
Prsnoss.-There 10 a good deal Of complain, at

PrsHoss.-There 10 good deal Of complain, at
the delay in granting pensions st the Pension Office.
While very large portion Of this, we assured,
is occasioned by the necessary investigations 10
guard sgtiust fraud some portion comes from
soldiers employing attorneys not in good rrpn'e IL
tha, Office, and who suspended from all official
intercourse herewith. We would suggest to ali
soldiers having honest claims for pensions that they
be extremely cautions about employing persons lie
attorneys Of whom they have no knowledge, or who
are not Of the highest character for integrity. We
learn there arc sodieru in tnis city whose pensions
would have been granted long since. bu, Tor she
embargo laid on their attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

p,o,.,,v r,ru REscLr or A FiGur.-A dght
-, ,..,.,i,, b-i,geen two men. named Hooker ana
Mia s,yrn nv reside IN South secoud sheet hie sn
hIlS ,roxe f,i.l g. Siayen Both OF tie nea we're 20
oI ,,,l and at nish, tie juries sustained ~ sA,es
,s.s In oc.i.w ard h,. recovery L. ecnsaeied inees~
I'M. GooAsr Wa surs.od and hold " @assN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

ConoyERs' CAsgs.-Williim Campbell IS yelrs
fac Va. .ntd ,e,,,riay by filling from ais Ca stish
- over BIO body Anl cfu,hrd him IL III 10 Is lo.l-
al frank Bez.r q sears Of az 1em0-r ~ ne 18th
Regiment - L. Volunteers. vho wousdsi a. Bsloref
Golr House, killed b. Jog rsi-d oeiF en- &c car
RAJ. AID. Irsa-.vsuue ear on Wedle,iay nsls lie oiei
Ia bellevue Hospital yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

Onl1uAnY.-The remains OF Charles II irdett vert
'o.lGWcd 10 their last resting place IN Gre.nw ood
Ceule,ry CA 1'nursiny afternoon from tie residence
oi HE bfother-io-inw, u. -. Howard M. 81 Wet
ro',yrevrth street by II irge lumber Of his
friends and acqnaintnpcrs. Mr. Rlrlett WAS dely
sDosn in the city. He was an adoptsd son Of the
-lours ed IA Burr and received hi, early educs-
too a. military 'ehocl IN Connecticut graduating
win honors at Punceton College, N. j In earl,
ME obtained, through the inhueno. OF his foster
ialer couini Son lathe navy, uAd vas FOR several
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

A PnAcrIcAL FINE .EscaPr "A public exhibition
was yesierd.y made OF Il new ir'-e'enFe' st the
iron works of II. 81. Bailey. in W0ostcr street.
From reel upon the roof of the building WIS low
cred a flexible chain lndder which Wac fastened %
tic curbsiore by hooks Wth four reIaons upon
the ldder. the detection Wac but shout s.x inches.
Ar,und the axle OF tho reel wac Il b,nd-brake con-
nectirg with rod descending through the building.
The weight Of this rod constitutes the brake. by
ralring the rod on any floor Of the building the
chain descends of lie We GIT 10 the street. Per
sons make their ercape 10y way Of the scutle aud
from the roof 10 the sirset. The invention lms ie-
ceiv-i the approva. of TIE Commissioners OF Unsate
Buildings n also Of he principal insurance coupa-
ues II is practical, single, sod lre-psof. Mr..
A..fou Snuts Of No. 50 Exchange place il tie ia
y,utor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

LADIES CAS- AID ~ SEcUrlSG RECRUITS ~ inns
GRIM true ~om.u csn pofsiby 1--we 4 coward
courage anu patriotism are always bonored by the
| better half" of The race. There Gle men who 90
not heed { exhaustive arguments aud glowing eio'
qurnce Of our military orators, who eau be coniroI'd
| Inv the pl-a.ant word Of q wonsn Mci. who DO not
care a is for military reputation, and "hoae services
cannot be purch red by money, will act the part Of
v.u4nt knights and faco danger aud de IL IN the
h ckost Of tno light TO via tie smle Oi FAIR isdy
II IN, married and single l.dies Of this city were
to exert hunJreth par Of tue influence tuey nave
90 encourage recruiting the eifrt OF one day would
eomueie the quota demanded h,re. What can they
dol Tney can speak well ottre men who have
zone TO io war aud vi hnold ~ least part oil Their
admiration from thots who 20 but prefer 10 stay
At home. Thy can circniaie private subscription
papers among their personal friends, aud, when they
nave raised handsome Gum. prct'nt II TO some
youug man whom tbey can Iersnade % enlist, or to
come r, luicnt4 recruiting officer who viii make
wise u,e # i. They csu do a. much Tor Tue North
IA the Rebel women have done Tor the south ana
.urey 1t Will be- source OF consolation Tor each
GOOD. LOYAL "a rotic woman 10 know thst she has
done something 10 eusla'n her poor bleeding country
10 It's h.ar o. need. Manv have already given up
heir fat crs Lushands sous troher., aud lovers TO
save the national lfe tut there are mutituces who
have made such sacrifices.
Corioauus, VINO could not be moved blythe Roman
Seu.te the priesthood, could not esist the re-
,ro,ches of his mot er Veluria snd the AIS OF hs
wife, yollmni., who led All embassy OF naFons.
Thou hast saved Rome" ,aid he TO his mother.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

YoUsG MsS's CHRISTIAN ssocATroS.-Heliglou'
services 10 aid of The Young Mep's ChristHn ALSO
citation will be held to morrow evening, ~ the Cole
gate ID. T. Church, Fifth avenue, corner OF Iweoty
ninth street. Addresses will be delivered 10y the
Rev. DR.. Vernilye of the Collegiate ID. Il. CLn'ch'
the Rev. Dr. Anderson Of the First Baptist Cha'co,
the Rev. Thor. n. Hastings Of the West Presbyie-
risn Church, and the Rev. j. 4. Duryca Of the Col
legiaie ID. X. Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27
CITY ITEMS.

Music ron THR MILLIos.-The usuai open-air
concert 10 the Central Park will take place TINS
afternoon, on the Mall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

SICK AND WousDrD FRom Tux MARYLAsD
BATTLEFIrLDs.-Late on Thursday night eight Of
our heroee from tbs Maryland ba,tIc-irios reached
the New-Eugland Relief Rooms and lsfs for lhoir
homes yesterday afternoon. Capt. n Hayden,
Go. G., 10th Conn. Lieut. Geo. 8 Gray, c. {.
I6th Conn, Lieut.. l.. l.. Godell. Co. Il, iC'h Conn.
were wounded in the arms. Lieut. q. u. Slocum
Co. q, 18th X. |, hes a shelwound, . has been n
Fix battles and has been woaDded We timer. j. II
Cooper, Co. G., 2tth N. T.. lie wounded in the /, T.
The remaining three arc j. NJ. Hook aud s. 4
Moons, Co |. 6h N. H., End y. Lawlo,, Co. II,
18th Mass. We did rot Uncertain IN. nature Of thel,
WOUNDS. They vsre in good spirl.s and brn full
OF pluck for another fight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

HoNrcrDy IN WKr FaRss.-On Thursday morn
ing the Rev. james III. Croose, colored preacher
residing in this city paid vIat TO one of lis parish
toner's, NAMED Msry Il. Hodges at the house of Mr..
Mehen. West Farms. when an angry conversation
took place. the uJshot Of which was taat Mary drew
pistol and discharged ils contents through the head
o; her pastor, causing biz death. The woman alleges
that she had been led grevously a-tr.y by Crooke,
under promise TO marry her; that on Ihursday lie
tod her that she mus. eubmit TO little d,appoint.
ment, and that In due time II sho put her trust 10
Prov denee. the Lord would deliver h-r from ali her
troubles. Sho became enraged ut his cool hypoersy,
aud shot him, and when srres,ed said that undr the
same circumstances sho would do tho Same tbins
again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

AssR,cAs PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION. THE mem-
beers OF tho American Prte,t,nt Association and
their irends, numbering several thous ,uds, had IA
grand gala day Thursday ihfi. ut Joness Wood.
the immediate object of wneh TO raise funds to-
waTi n ieyug tie families Of those who have v,l.
unieeret 10 us,t Ia preserving intact h, entity aud
liberty OF the nsion wi.io most o. the urmbers
hpss found s'Nes az Hdop.ed oilizert. The Worth,
Grand Mister, John Bel n-.',,.d ~ Richard Dr,m-
ncnI, Wo,thy Grand I"a,arer. by their o, rsonai
exorions, clnIrbutod much toward making the affair
even more successful than The most s..npuins ex
pec'si. The membership have been III TO h,b!, Of
having ho im,osng parade annually, but ,iuco lh,
var broke ,ry huve dsprived tbon. sves OF ina
pleasure, e.d rsaelve We funds thus used fyr tsleyo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

The Al.eghanians aud Swiss Bell Ringers are a
Halifax, Noya-Scota, giving concerts with marked
success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

Tue CoorER USIos The large ball OF the
Cooper Inul uie having been entirely fonodeled
aud ne WY fitted mp during the recess OF Peter Coop
ers school, viii be opened for public inspection bex'
Monday evening. We have already noticed the I'M
proven ems that have been mhde IL the hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

-Goverpor WssLborne Of Miine passed through
this city Yesterday on his wsy home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

RESTRICTIONS OF FoRElGs TRAyrL.-Ihe ioi'
lowing note from Jua.e-Adyocste Turner womb
imply hot tie restrictions oo foreign irsye! Were
removed only in States where I've GRAFT Aas aireao!
taken place:
WAn DEPARTMENT, WAsniserof D C."
sept 3. 1877
Jors ~ AsprKw,. RIO. Ner- York try - ~,
Ia aus~ef g. you tbs 2Ot lress~d 70 ne Ion' ~ ~
"a s,w.,d .sy tnat .f.ots liable - o. tafy dny 'ea'
IN Ia .f-. where .fafi pa, tsk place ani not
ned no pcfn leave tho unst stssrS rom no " DC
u.ttu..ut loul oDcd~u ses-nt
L. C. TURNER. Jods, Advocate.
The q COO bond hus, however, been resciuded
neyerinsIess passports Will stiI be required from
the STATE Do. arluent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

The Presidents PRooLAMArIos.-Walte Low
bookseller, N" SO Bio-dway, has published the
presdent's ProcIamati, Of The 22d ST., on nea'
folio sheet, and is prepared to sell it at low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

Tnr KIND OF POSTAGE STAMPS nor TO 81
Usyp There need be uo misanderstsnd * rs to tie
u.nalt, involved for using portage stamps ~ cur
reucy. Persons are warned not against using
tostagc stamps but against using as currency III en-
vclopcs or 0tber~ise postage saupo winch I"e
been Cancelled IN tue PoSi-Oaicc aIser they have
teen used on letters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

RErURsED CLHRGYMES.--The Rev. Stephen II.
Tying, it, Rector Of the Church Of the Mediator re-
turned from Europe by the Scotia. and will preach
ia his church tomorrow. Toe Rev. Mr.. TyDg wa
present at toe opening breakfast of the Convention
of Young Mems Christian Associations in London.
where he delivered an address on he War. He en-
countered some slight opposition, BIT OH appealing
To tie courtesy Of the meeting 10 was requested to
10 on" lie made IA special explanation Of the
fact that ministers Of the Gospel Of peace supported
the present war aud took the ground that an humsn
liberty WIS worth Christian eiIOrt, e. it WAS n
Christian duty. devolying especial on ministers to
encourage War upon an institution which war
sousLt TO be mp in defiance OF tie teachings of
Code law, and The example of the great Head "i
the church. He discovered tha, great Ignorance
prevailed upon the rial origin Of the present war,
even among m, II Of influence. lie found i! duty
frequently TO be performed 10 iIiofm the people
with whom ne met thst war was declared 10y tie
South upon the North, and upon the national Gov
eminent and MT by Ito North upon tie South, Ito
institutions, or It's nights.
The Rev. joel Parker, ID. d., Pastor Of the
Fouuh avenue P,escytsrian Church. snd the Rev
I. Ealsiop Smith, pastor Of the Seventh Presby-
cisn Churcl, sl,o reiuHed from EuIope BY tie
Eina and will rerume their miaistatOus TO morrow.
CrsTRAL PARK GOsDoLA.-By d recent arrival
from Europe, tie Commissioners Of the Central ParK
have received a yentable gondola. IL WAS pur.
chased by Mr.. John A. G. Gray OF tus city, 10
Venice, during lis late vist to Italy and rr,seuted
by him to the Park. Isappearance upon tho lave
will add another attraction ~ tis already fascinating
spot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

MIssosARf 10 SoUTH C.RoLISs.-The Rev. DR..
Peek has accepted the appointment Of tie Baptist
Home Msion Society TO r.urn TO South Carolina as
their missionary lie is to occupy his old Geld, aud to
devote himself before u the spiritual good OF the
ooJred people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

NIw-YonK MEDICAL C0LLEGr.-Proiessor Ra
phael, having just returned from the battlefield,
wlese be has been doing service volunteer .ur-
geon, delivered lecture on sunshot wounds yesler'
day afternoon, at tie Now-iork Medical College, IA
Thirteenth street. this being the preliminary one to
bis eonrse Of five. M. Raphael brought from the
field aud exhibited to the students rumber OF pro
-eiiles, FOR the pufposo Of better demonstrating tn
effects Of the WOUNDS made by tie different kinds OF
ball how in use by the troops Of either army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

TIE GRoCERs' FUND. - The Committee ap-
poineI by tie Groces snd the Traders corrected there
With for the purpo,e Of raising War faud TO encourage
ls.nc in Army Of the United Stses acknowledge tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-27

To.sl............... $ai,O2l II E4p 80 -
lucreHse.............. ........s..s. o'"'o o.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
The Missing in Co. G. Vt. Cavalry.

The following are missing from Co c. Yer
mont Cavalry Regiment-al Of whom were let
in charge OF teams AS guards aud extra horses,
except Nichols and Hunt
Many first reported mi ssing, have since come
in and many others undoubtedly are safe,
Corporal j W. Smith, Montpelier; Corpo-
raj l., II. Nichols, Northield Priyates-W.
Hunt, Mortified j. j. Smith, Duxbury; l..
Wardner, Brookfeld; I 5. May, Mortified :;
N. W Vincent, MorriSyille, i. Wakefield, Rox-
bury; 5, B. Hastings, Middlesex; E, Scott,
Middlesex; NJ. NJ. Rice, Mortified; G. w.
Spencer, Montpelier; J F, Iluse, Berlin; n.
Dudley, Montpelier j. Benjamin, Wmooski /;
n. s. Regner, Mortified 5. {. Nose, Barre /;
NJ. 5. Staples, Montpelier VIM Ring +,
Williamstown; n B. Stark, North6eld; +. W.
Nichols, Barre II. 5 Waterman, Roxbury
Nichols was in the hospital taking care of
W. Hunt. who was sick in hospital of ty-
phoid fever, but getting better
We are indebted to Maj Bartlett for the
above, he having received it direct from his late
Command.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
THIRTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS

"A8niNGToa' Tuesday, May y, 1867
SENATE.
a resolution was adopted lnqulrins what OH
ceis ana soid'efs are no" ia che PenIehtiay IN
tne District OF Columbia, and ~ order OF what
0o" ,n, " "u'nor''y'
ipo o'' hou'o ol'' was passed
ilc Lax Dill was taken up
r.. ~ MOUSE, +, IT,
INC mouse passed the o'na'e PHI fro'idlnnS
Iou,Iac's loF surveys % puo5c rtn9' A2t 10 ne
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
To the Ladies of Vermont.

The Chronicle says
The following is sent us by DR. Phelps, with
the request 10 bespeak for it, Us We DO, an nscr-
ton IN our exchanges ~ the State -
CAMP NEAR WnTEnousE.
u Miles from Richmond, May 18TH, 1862
10 my hiad ComHyoomen, The Lqdles If
VrmoaE-Your torethougLt and care Of oar
sodels aas proved emnently beneficial, ana has
not only IN the prsiileuce which scousgol us ut
Camp Griffin, and the wound, received III us al
Warwick Creek, out at al other times been a
source Of co!utor, not easily described
Our marches have been those Of great priya-
tons but the one thought thag our friends at
home have uot forgotten us, has helped 10 make
even the hardships OF Williamsburg endurable
AS we approach the great end 0. tins campaign,
the contest belore Richmond, now 20 near us. we
still rejoice 10 lnl that What Was sent Us 50 kindly
and freely at Yorktown, will follow Us and be-
OF incaleuiabe value to US, ii we succeed in en-
Jagng an enemy whom we have followed almost
IRON the sources Of the Potomac 10 It's mouths,
and from the ocean mp the Virginia Pennsular,
throughall the iJrnliLbs BARRIERS that Nature
and the skill OF modern engineering could op-
pose.
In this march it may be gratifying to you to
know, that In all places your sons brothers and
friends Of The Vermont Brigade, have been lead
ing the advancing column. AT Young's Mills
at Lee 8 Mills, and at Warwick Creek, they were
in 'front.' and at glorious Wiliiamsburgh they
furnished The first support to our successful sis.
ter BrigaGe, that Of the noble Hancock.
But now your labors may turn in another, ii.
rectlon, as we send home to you those who have
been enleebled by disease, or who are suffering
from wounds 50 honorably received, Bestow
upon them your kindness, and rest assured we
who remain here will ever strive to keep safe the
honorot the State and the glorious Union
Let me say one word to those whose friend.
have won glory by dying in the rifle pits at
Warwick Creek. That stream N its dull flow
will ever sound sweet and solemn requ;um Ion
the fallen Mortimer who rushed 50 learle,sly
upon the hostile blyoucts Of the Southland
history will renew her record thar che Green
Mountain Boys are brave.
Respectfully inscribed by your faithful iricuc
and servant,
EDWARD L PHgLrs.
Brigade Surgeon o! "a Brigade, Smiths Diy
sion, Franklin's Army Corps
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03
Brigade Surgeon Of % Brigade, Smiths D
sion, Franklin's Army Corps

The following sick and wounded Vermont SOL
ders arrived IN the 5. h, Spalding to dag from
Fortress Monroe.
D. Hastings, 30 W., p. Rose u, A. d. Dutton
6lh; }. A. Taylor, 4th; II, W Hickok, 2nd !;
r. Beedle 4th, j. j. Pillsbury, 9th, II. Near 9Th
j. Hurlburt 2ud g. W. Uummins, 9th d.
Smith, 4th Il. Laird, 9Th 4. IL. Styles, 4th.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

NEAR CoRMTu, May 80. Gen Pope's adj
vance the 39th OHIO Regiment occupied Co
Hnth at 62O this morning and planted our nag
on the Court House The enemy evacuated The
place asst night, retrcaung doWn the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

DEAR OLD MAssAcuusEr~s.-A tap of the
drum on Boston Common seems to be heard all
through the State. The glorious old Common
wealth rises equal to oil emergencies. Show
her any sacrifice for liberty, and there is not a
drop OF blood in her dominion too costly to be
hed,-Harftord Times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-03

The New York Seventh Regiment leads the
field this time. Orders were issued a, nm earlv
hour on Monday morning for the regiment "a
march 70 Washington, and in the evening thev
were on their way. All honor to the gallant
Seventh.