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INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.
Important Proceedings of the
...'..~ ..',. Rebel Congress. e
lsssage Of jeff. Davis Announcing Recent
Victories North Of the Iappahannork.
GEN. LEES OFFICIAL DESPATCH.
THE NEW REBEL CONSCRIpI BILL.
Yhree Hundred Thousand EIore
Men to be Called Out,
&C., &C.. &c.
The Rebel Strategy to Capture WASH
inQtOn.


ington.
from the Richmond Enquirer, Sept 6.l
Tho past cw days have been occupied the burial Of
the dead on the plains OF Manassas The movements OF
tho armies beyond unknown the game of strategy
ing now doomed essential by both counbatans-she
Tor the preservation tie other for the capture OF Washington
flag Of truce sent day after the last bat
tie the enemy asking permission to bury their dcad
II granted Soon after regiment of negroes armed
with spades appeared and after performing their work
thsy very properly taken in charge by troops
most Of them being runaway contrabaads. a
Tho 18TH of September has been appointed by JeT
Davis Is day Of fasting and prayer by proclamation
given At Richmond the 4th inst inviting the people OF
che Confederate States TO assemble worship render
praise 10 God for the triumphs ut Richmond and Ma
naaDas &AN0& ttE 24
the paper claims the victory Of Thursday Friday
md Saturdays battles and says that Lees headquarters
wore at Ananndale, eight miles from Alexandria.
3hs Inquirer also says sTf
N now one week since our last battles and the pub
10 has information Of the particulars 1t is trinng
with hs public heart to be thus careless Of Its deepest
feelings. No knows who was killed wounded.
We do not know whose fault is, but behalf Of the
0seaved appeal to the Secretary Of War to ascertain
who has fallen and make it public. Hs asU
Ths removal Of Col. Thomas B. Bigger, Postmaster O.
4ichmoad, 10 bitterly complained of. na "g
Parties Of wounded rebels are daily arriving At Rich
nond from Manassas, and have where to 60 and no
ono TO care for them alf
The Richmond Dispatch OF September calls on the
Confederate Congress to extend the vigorous
for executing the Conscripon act, to call in
ths ned Immediately al able bodied between eigh
sssn and ortyfve of age to enable thom to at
push their line Of battle into the heart Of the
enAmys country.
We have received the semweekly Richmond Erami':r
OF te 9th instant and the Weekly Dispatch OF the
date, from which we take the following interesting
news.
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Arrivals and Departures OF Vessels from
halifax.

AK. Ut
Tho steamer Surbsam cleared Tor ,iatamoras to-day
Tie MarroCorada,to has arrived with q cargo OF English
goods
for New York
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Miscellaneous.
Thc Steamer Norvy.gtan.

FAfnER POl.r, Sept. Q, 1867
The steamer Norwegian passed this point, to
Quebec ten minutes TO three O'Clock this morning.
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Births.

eFE M IN Births. r
ARrHUR.--On Friday. Septomber Sat Guttenburg. NJ.
j., Mrs AKrHUR, OF = daughter.
Panama paper please copy
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Prizes Cashed in all Legnlized Lot
teraH Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No.
II Wall street. room No. l. New York. e.rV
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Recruiting in Maine.

= bkLFASr, Sept. y, 1867.
The quota Of nine months from this city has been
promptly Allied by volunt eors there will be draft
ing here tomorrow. This Is the in most Of the
cities and large towns Of Maine. IA
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Tho Drafs in Pennsylvania.

FHLADELfHIA, sept y, F66A
Tho City Commissioner TO make the draft has given
tce that he will commence the Goth make draft
for the quota required from each ward and precinct
less the is filled before that time by volunteers
which will ohvata the draft
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ssr,zes Cashed I'm All Isegalized Lotter.
es; orders Oiled. w. HOWARD,
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The Late battles Near .he Rappnlanock.


lFrom tho Weekly Richmond examiner, Sept 81
Passengers by the Central Railroad almost
only source cf Information from at Manassas,
brought down with them yesterday evening no well au
thentcated Intelligence from tho grcal baltic OF last sa-
turday AT the time OF their leaving orOnsvile ii had
been clographel thher from Rapfan station that par
elephants IN te battle mad arrves tho ncr place,
bringing intelligence OF tho death Of sgol the mortal
wounding of Generals Pope and Mcdowell ard tho captnro
oy our army OF seven nine thousand prisoners This
70 ~ wo could gain Of later date Than thursday,
the 28th.
Bus among the passengers were several gentlemen who
participated In tho aght Of 1hufsiay From them we
have Che nrst ntegibs, nigh neither ful nor salts.
hctory, account Of the locality a tho great three days
battle and the positions occupied FeSpocey by tho op
posing forces. The battle fought no plains of
MAunsoas, forces occupying the Identical positions
occupied by the enemy At the beginning of the
morable battle OF the twenty nrst OF July eighteen hum
tons hold by that occasion. We win lay before
the reader tho account have received OF the move.
monts by which we took this po i.iOn and the battle
shat ensued on the day subselucnt TO occupancy.
allng the Manassas Cap Railroad aud Tuesday took
session OF Manassas Junction, c4pir re several hun
"a prisoners and eight or ten gans 1ch6fal Ewe fol-
] gct General Hl, and General lnNie.rO commanding
Gc'arr dtrksonso old division, followed Gcierl FwC.
&C cra Iaicrro reached Manassas Neduesday everiuc
tu as the troops ot Ewel aud H were ptacnatne tha
position anu falling baek towards igll h tho a.
reotion Of Centreyille. General faiiefaYfo urcu
rickets towars the enemy, who u, sov station
IN the Orange and Alexandra Railroad MO miles dig
sant n souihwesteiy direction bus irtcy after night
fall calling ia his pckcts Fo then ft hAos towards Cen
srevilo aud took position near tf0VestOn whcr, nc
remsiuod oil night. His position waA 10 the riaht az
0onnrale Hill aud hweu. AZ dawn tUs next Hhufsdayl
Fnostipg occasional reports of cannon aud muskctry
Nsgtn 60 30 heard towards the loft which was Kent 10
pa ainwvss until evening stu encny hal ypt been
81 no portion of tho u0d occupied ~ General Jalbcrrns
6lyiaicA bat ABOUT Ave o'clock they were suadenly
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New Hat Company, No. 146 Nassa q
ssreeI-Fai style now ready Notwithstanding the high
prics malerta still continue sell the old established
price Of $3.
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The Palmer Arm and Leg-Made Only
by the inventor Clinton Hall, Astor place
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We prepared with large assortments OF Army
Cloths Of description to make TO order for officers a
grade in the highest style and Ct moderate prices
CORNER OF BROADWAY " AND xlbS GRAM, 4 VS, ST..
And CORNER OF BROADWAY AND WARREN 81.
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To Retired Naval Omccrs nnd Others
Wanted Naval Registers for the years 1sd lsN and lsss
and any pubIislIed before 1874 Apply TO Capt OSCAR
BULLcs United states naval rendezvous No. Cherry
street
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Opening OF Fall Styles..-J. r.. Terry,
s7 Broadway win open this day his fall styles Of Ladies
sortmcnt IN the city, Also his fan style Of Gents dress
hats soft hats, caps &C., &c.
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MOVEMENTS or TRoCPs.

ARRIVAL and Departure OF the FOrttcth
Blassarhusetts Regiment.
This regimelt arrived from Salem. Mass, at Jersey
City at carly hour yesterday morning.. and immedi
atoiy proceedea on their way 20 Washington
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Trueses.-Marsh 81 Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vcscy ST. opposite the church. No connection
~ NH any other truss Office Of same name Female attendant
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Hill, Inimftab1e Cutter OF Hair nnd
whskers Hair Dye 20 cents. black brown. No. Bar
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l Grand Family Holiday a. Barmum's
4 Mueeum.-The now Play. afternoon and evening
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Valuable Reports ON Chronic and yiru-
dseases Sent free Of charge the afflicted. Address
Or J. sKILLIN HouGHroN, Howard Association, Phila-
delphia, Pa
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None knew him but to love him.

None knew him but 10 praise MN.
His friends aud relatives requested to attend tho
funeral from his late residence in Weaver street, Na-
masoncck, westciiester county NY. on Tuesday after
New orleans, Beaufort, c., and Poughkccpsic papers
eceyed too late for insertion in yesterdays eGtionl
GRoSaEcK.-0n Tuesday, September ., RosEgr CARROLL
WArraoRx infant First Lieutenant Eirst regiment
N. \. 8 W Nicholas J. and Emma Baislow Gronbsck,
HAIsfy.--In Jersey City, NJ J. ON Tuesday, September
Q, Captain JonS HAIsEy, aged 20 years, months and
days
ho relatives and friends of tho family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funea from the residence Of MRS.
Mceer No 249 South Filth street, Jersey city, Thurs
day afternoon, At three O'Clock without further invita-
tion.
New Jersey and Norfolk tva.) papers please copy.
HUSr -of mcmbranous Group, WILLIE H.. eldest son Of
VIM. II. and Julia y. Hunt, or Brooklyn, L. D., aged
years, 10 months and days.
York, Sarah ANN, wife Of VIM. Hyde, United States.
The funeral win take place this "wednesday afternoon,
at three O'Clock, from her late residence. Van Sicn
avenue, between Baltic and Liberty streets.
tcmber I, in the year Of his ago, Rosssr y HAwass,
The friends Of the family and Of mis- brs,hers.ina
w w Swayno and Joseph ". Hayes, respectfully in.
vitcd 70 attend the funeral, at g. Johns Episcopal
church, varck street, this (wcdnesday) afterroon,
Birmingham (Eng papers please copy.
HiNcusl,S.--dn tuesday morning. September o. Jox
PINE infant dfusnteT o fiDoft ana Annie Il lnch
The friends or tho family arc respectfully invited 10
attend the unera this wednesday, afterroon AZ two
O'Clock from Ia \ NTH street.
Josas.-on Tuesday aftcrnoon September 4, Jos-pu
Ins, tho beloved son q William and Cahari1e Joncs
aged moaths and ~ days.
THO friends Of ihs family aro respectfully invited u
attend Ia funeral, tho residence of his parents No
20 West Fry y.loush street. Thursday afternoon q,
one clock.
NApAy.--on Monday, sepsembors, AsKAa MADAS, in
the 09th year pl lbs aye
Tue rsilivcs ana leads or the family are resrecgav
requested attend the funeral st Wednesday, eFr0on
oolack roui his ato deuco ia Academy str8et
Ggan0, Astoria J.. 4, without further notce. Tn
teame. leagos Peck alp ~ eleven O'Clock ua the foot
otTosh street, East riycr a. qaartes-pna cleysa
| oitlock
MAiBAtl--0n rucsiay, septtuinef U dgaase y lie
heart axn ttw MAH4nNt III tNe 81 n re6t uf hr ast
The relatives ssd ftlepcs lNN ttnlI. as8Nsa we
msmhaa u 40 10. Az. A.. aud the 0l0sr - sslorai,
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Military Clothing.

IA Cartcs de Vfsite for 81, at Vaughan
2s Bowery, In the best syle and notice will SIT
suited.
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Omcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy

Omcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy
Co, q Kentucky and Missouri Stats Lotteries. Fft
KxxrucKr. KxrnA CLASS l27--scpember ., ls62
80, IS, 6S, 33, 81, II, ~, 8, 81, 81, IL, GO.
7s, 81, 8, so, 8, 50, n, 81, 2s, 40, 10, IL.
Circulars sent free OF charge b Addressing either
tNEI Covington. Ky., or 6t Louis No
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Eight Cartes dc Vfsitc for S1-zcqual to
the best made BALCHS, 233 Greenwich ST., Barclay
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Bachelors Hair Dye-thc Beat I'm the
world harmless and reliable sold by drug
perfumers Factory 81 Barclay street
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Prof. Il. Millcr's Hair Dye, SO cts.-Rlack
and Brown. The best Try IL. Sold by druggists Depot
nrw atre
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Beautiful Complex lexion--Phalon's "Snow
White Cream when applied 70 tho face neck aud arms
like the magic; IL makes the skin
smooth the farost complexion transparently white
Sold BY a,drugQists and fancy goods dealers.
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Brrs. Winsie,y's soothing

Mrs. Winslcw's Soothing Syrup for
children relieves ths child from pain inyiceraies the
stomach and bowes dyeenery and darrha
acaiy snd wind ooc ryes comfort and health
esidren iccthn- snd remedy In of choer
infan:um. Svid everywhere 20 CENTS q bottle.
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very form scrcfus obsinatc Eruption Of the Skin
and old Ulcers No. Division street. New York city
ISN
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Omcial Drawings or the Library Asso.
citation Company Lottery Of Kentucky. 900,
Is, %, IT, GA, IS, 50, 8, 33, l6, 81, 10, %, Is
CLASS No. 276--Scptember9 3, 1852.
Al, 65, "a, 63, 10, 43, II, 33, 81, AZ, z, 2.
f'f c'''u'a'' a''' r. France CO. cov,nv,on Ry
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Beautiful Compiexion-Laird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving and
beauyinc The complexion aud skin. Ladies, after using
this delightful article will other AL druggists and
$50 Broafway
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Crtstasioro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvntivc
and Wig depot wholesale and RETAIL No. House.
The DIE Is applied by experienced artists.
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A LES tss ao
SMITH BaOTHER's
CHOICE
PALE ALE0
Brewery. Eghcsnth street. between Seventh aud Eighth
avenues New YORK city.
AT GIMBREDEs, 81 ALBUMS (FIFTy PIcTunRsl
n renlcd "a, g. Wedding Cards, Note Pspes. Mono
grams, In perfect taste.
business RESUMED. TO CINCINNATI AND LOUIE
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Forward Special -
Pittsbrg Conmbus Cincinnaii Louisville Cairo. g.. Lon1
and Memphis all descriptions OF merchandise BANK notes.
Our low other responsible cxpress ne
For particulars, please sppy At cur ge. 81 Bsoadwy
(yoRDIAL COGNAC BrTrERS IMMEDIATELY RI
FIELD, Importer No ~ street, Nav York, An1
tor SALE, BY al druggists. bars and groceries,
n oaPErEHr cHInoPoDrsrs wANTED-ToR r1s
~ United states Army. Call address tho
/ ZACHARIE. NJ. d., Surgeon Chiropodist, U. 8. A.
NoRNs. BUNIoNs. INVERTED NAILS. ENLARGED
joints and all diseases of he feet cured without pain
Chiropodst 760 Broadway Refers to physicians
geons Of the city
" GRAND CRICKET MATCH.
CANADA vs. UNITEn STATES
SEPT 10 AND H.
0cents. Members admitted ny their tickets.
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OHicial Dra win gs or the Della ware state
DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS s-september9 1863.
II, 81, Io, Al, rs, 36, 10, IA, So, 81 l, D.
DELAWARE GLASS 325-Septenber Q. 1862.
72, 70, ., So, AZ, IL, 81, 10, 2s, AZ, III, 60.
= JOHN A. NORRIS l. CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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The order issued from these Quartsrs dated September
s, is hereby counermanded The officers and members
Of this regiment hereby ordered TO appear ct the
fully armed and equipped to be mustered out Of the
vice of the United States Companies will assemble at
half past ton A. NJ. Rsgimental line will form Grand
street, right resting Centre street, at eleven o'clock
The non commissioned stan and drum corps will report TO
the Adjutant &C quarter to eleven A. NJ Field and star
win appear dismonnsed. BY order Of ~
Colonel J. NJ vARIAN.
T. A. Wax TASSEI.. Adutant
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW BooK-BY AUTHOR or east ISHHR
~ and Ears Hcrs' VIII be published Saturday
ana win be for sale by all booksellers ad aeats
Ii is entitled
THE MYSTERY--THE MYSTERY,
By A..a. HENRY WOOD.
Author OF "Earrs Heirs. "Eqst Iynne,' 'Channngs,"
"A Lfes Secret" &c md Is complete onerg ouiavos
volume over two hddrd Price 20 cents IN pAesr
cover ~ cents in CLOTH .tva
Address all orlers aud ranit,a to the publishers
4. b. PETERSON X BRoTHERS,
30G Chestnut street. phiiadephl aud they will receive Inn
mediate attention,
The national Republican., 1862-05-19

REpuUIos or PosrAaE ro GElAASY, BY TIE
"Ps1ssEAS CLossD Nall The Poet Ofics De-
partment gives notice that: hereafter. the sinSle
rate Of postage for prepatd letters, transmitted
per Prussian Cls I'd Nail, bstWssn ths United
Statss and all parts Of Gsrmany, GrIcept The
Grand Duchy Of Badsn,) will be 20 ins.ead Of
80 cents.
All unpaid leitsu. 70 whatever part Of Ger
many they may be Addressed, aud prep,
iettsrs addressed 10 Baden, will continue 70 be
charged with postage al 80 cents the single rate
Postmasters should note this reduction %
their tabcs of postages TO foreign oonnsrlee
and charge postage accordingly. ' '.n
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From the st. Louis Democrat, My Il

from tne bt. Louu DemooTA, nsy ~. I
Mh. BINGHAM AND COL. J sNHISOE.
We did not deem IL Necessary at the time oi
the publication In the kepslblicdn OF Mr. Bink
hams TRADE against Col. JennisOn, 70 take sSy
notice OF 1t, trusting that its patent exagg-ra.
guerilla rebel Hsys. would At O0ce condamn l,
in the Judgment Of Nli sound and loyal men
But tho St Joseph NsU Era 10 not dispossd q
lot Mr. Bingham Of % chsspiy, and gives bibl
the following brosdslds
"whenever We ses candidate for once dS
n0uncing Union soldiers ~ murdsrsrs add
plunderers. and NJ hs same xp'l0gixing for the
outrxges OF Tebss, and calling for lenisncy u
wards them, we look upon him with ap eye o
suspicion. hr O. G. bingham publishes II The
81. Louis Republican two or three columns b
stun, depicting the terrible doiDgS NJ JsnnIsdi
ard hts regiment In tho oOuniy1f Jackson
From information derived from the most reIia
charges are 1 complete string Of unqualihsd
falsehOOds. That Col. Jsnnia1n or any Other
Federal soldier ever robbed Union men, burned
their houses, 30, IL too absurd for us tr 4
tempt to disprcvs. Major Geuerai Hunter, N
honest, whole ie.hexrteA patriot, signinsd his ed
| ,irs approval Of all of Jsnnison's acts ~ Mis
souri,, and appointed him u the command OF h
brigade. II 10 also we'll known " every linton
man In this ssotiOn Of the Stxts, that jackson
county is one Of tbs most notortOusly disIoyaI
nursery and hotbsh "f treason from the very
hrst. Outside NJ Kansas Cry one might have
struck ut random and hit 4 traitor every time
"In independence, Wsstport, and other
towns named by Mr.. B., whore the oitizsss
we're despollsd OF their propsrty, and othsS
wise terribly oppressed. we don't bslsvsl 4
single man could be found that would even pu,
in claim 81 loyalty they were III Open ebs
mics, AND recstvsd Just such trestmsnt ~ thsy
dessrved. NNHn' . fbai .,..'.
l@Dinghan 10 aosadidsts for saxts Tressursr
and runs on the conoiliaiion tTxok. 'Thspt
what's The Ra1ter'" 4fuI Nh. I'll .YayuF.... J,
The national Republican., 1862-05-19

A LEGAL QuEarroS.- Proceedings arc beipR
taken 70 test before justice Of the Unit
States court) the question whether The aoi
passed September lS, 1850, called the Fugitive
Slave Law, applies TO this District.
TIE proceedings srs by writ Of habeas corp,u
10 Marshal Lsmon. The argument in behalf
of the petitioners, we are informed, will be
made by Ar. Dean, Of New York. If the De
cision should be 10 favor Of the petit oners, DC
more fugidves can be reclaimed from this Dis
trict without an smendstory act Of Congress.
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ample, and that hey were he bsst judGA of
what ddeht 70 be done.
We a cssious % (powaleashow it-yif6s
t'ca,ed ~ SAother sN men. mo, vi put
rsfsrese cially = sshscasid Or ed hci-
p'tiou, hsve >nsissed Nat neishsf eonsrs or
the nswspsofs, sAosA .asdsrtahs 70 cri pass
military operations. Their sorry witdcisn'
upon "Gen. Greedy and upon undertaking "a
manage war through Congressional Commit
sss, ," are fresh In everybody 3 recollection. No
body was TO say anything anywhere, lest Hal
leck or Mcclellan might Be "subarrasssd."
Generals were infsliIble, O. q any rsts, muA b
.rsssed . such. An Oh, "a more like \, be-
been - fAalaiar . = ftos sAsss gsnilsssa, .
"hssssAold vsrdAn vii ~ b assusaiapiv'
now 70 whss 0sssfal Hunter ~ dobe
viii hey admit that hs, at Port Royal, y ,
hstssr Judge Of what military nsosssity n
quirss In South Carolina, than thsy osn b
I've and ten hundred miles awayi Or vii
they become, oil at once, newpaper and Con
gressionsl ''oriucs upon military opsrations'
The national Republican., 1862-05-19

THE PACIFIC RAILROAD Nearly all the bill,
upon this subject, including that which b.t
psssed tbs present lousa, provide for more
than one tarminus 10 tbs west line Of Iowa
and Missouri This Ia a concession. not 90
msch to local interest In those States, a. Il l.
To competing railroad and com ncTcial inter.
ests which extend quite TO the Atlantic. That
it ia . concetsion dificuit to be avoided Il
shown by the fact thai il has been made il
nearly all the bills which have had an inp,r
tsnt support In previous Congresses. We re
member we'll tina, II was a feature Of the PAci
q, railroad bill which was passed By the bs
Hou'e. .'. 30. ..ri. ..
Az II seems " be necessary ceDces-iou X
the rxisencies Of the case, 10 also Il Is Oh,
which need not excite serious regret. Tb'
amount Of public credit per mile, proposed Il
be losnod 70 the road before II reaches ths
mountains, Is not large, and whatever tends te
dsvslope ths resources Of the interior u ioI
the advsntags Of the sssbosrd. Mr.. ksdisor
said in the convention which framed the Ctn
stitution, that the West could always rely upnr
the aid Of the carrying Stales," meaning th'
Northsasssrn States which depend 90 mucl
upon commerce aud navigation. The mor,
crops, the more frsishts and the more traffic
and what Mr.. Madison applied only to ,hips
applies now 10 the railroads snd canals issd
ing 10 the West. The North csu never
begrudss anything tending 70 make the Wes
aud Northwest richer aud more populous,
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Attack upon our Troops.
. % l,. .' .H H'- ---'- rr. rHri /
SHARP SKxEaJHxsMI.A.G.
.'l .'.t 10 lIs rrHt ..H1uri H'dIiI I....I ..r.T
e. tu. u ...u. .,-- 81 / HpiryI frl
H.. Gu.IEI .pIpl tH. ... q
REBELS FINALLY REPuLsEO
Our Loss I Killed and Il Taken
xu@ Frissssrs. a
-'aE R /.
The Rebsl Loss Unknown.
Attack upon our Troops
REBELS FINALLY REPuLsEr

RsoroRrows, Va, Nay II "A dstaohuarnt
Of seventeen msn Of company o, Twenty
eighth regimeut Pennsyivsnia volunteers, who
reached Linden, Va, on the 18th Instant, u
short time 10 advance Of reInforcsmsnn "a
that place, vss attacked by . body Of shout
four hundred and dfty cav .lry, who rushed
upon them from four different directions, The
men resisted with sharp firing. under shsiter oi
q depot, which bears severe marks Of the coo
test They were. ovsrpowsrsd, and lost ON
killed sod fourtsss taken prisoners. Tbs bal
snce of the company came up, charged upon
The cavalry, aud compelled them 70 beat :
hasty retreat, With some loss. Gus killed wss
Corporal Sussih Captured, Corporal = b
ksr, privaies ". GissIsr, ,. ssakead, f.White,
q Bshusrrsnks, JgM.lvSuk,lW. KSns, O. Jgny.
der, 4. Ayist, g. Rynard and q. MAXWELL, 81
company u; aud ,hfse prlsasss u, ths fIr.t
Michigan cavalry bsleagiag 70 companies y
and L. " ii 'F.'N'''AN'A"'
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No ARNBrnss. had here on Saturday 9
telegram from Cairo, aapouncing The existence
Of report at PIttsburg Landing, that General
Besuregari had proposed an srm'stice Of ten
days, and that the proposal was uuder consid
GRAFTON by General Hslieck. Later sdvices
make no mention Of II, and the report was pro.
badly Incorrect.
The expression Of opinion here, was and is
against any armistcs anywhere, excep, tor the
burial OF the dead. Our generals 40 tar have
proposed no other terms to rebels than lmme.
dists and unconditional surrender" and The
people never wish b hear Of any other. We
want no convention Of Cintrs, such q. Byron
immorsslized, TO check The career Of our victo.
rious armies Co..