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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

Tpv UyurH 90 TN Porn DR.. A. y. Gum,
Health OHcef % th. pot called on ledge Dgwiin a. The
Toub J.ssfiay afternoon. aad advised with him H. regard
10 c.ysari % co...s tsm Injected pot. making
fal.e concerning tho hol!, % iaeif vessels, DE-
Gum complains nas lls pu-psl Information H. regard to
the health 81 from tho clp,'n' sai th-,
to avoid ds.y Qa.r,uilue. fs report. Frequently
when toe CAPTAIN. L-ro stated tat al to well aud
,h., hsr, bad been no c,nes. during tho voYssr
ia.ou by the Uo,a Oafr. cases Of yellow lever L4ys
been skcn % the ycss~. 1b-e sbou, doren
..l. at Lower Bay, with yellow fever board
f..ran, case d. Gum say' that OF Capt, Pdes Of the
b,h Acsd, who lo. by yellow lever during tho pa.
gag, from isvan, but still reported that there had bssn
,icin... on board The follow as communication from Dr.
wsl,sr Dspa,y Heslrh oAce', VII explain 'hi' case;
HE.irn OrrcEn's DErlRrsESrl
QoAnAsriss, 5 / July q, 1903 !
Dr. A. GUYs Hr1ith ONesrs
ptaR sm-Th- Acadia C.pt Priest. arrived from Havana
ported me- the Drpuy Health Orc-f ~ tue Port In
"a INV or-.l interrogation, that while Ia tho port Of
nav.ua and tho hofnewtd rasssss. no .cses desh
soug the OF the vessel with tho e1cep-
ton Of ou. who had been M aud 81 Tho ho.pal at
Un,.na bat the Aitof tso OF s- day,
~. ,At~nIooi uua. fand was made to you no
6r,, officer continued uudrr oath have since lesrued
ID Cap Pitt .an. having ost Of tho by yesg
e at Hvsus who tasel and lying III on board OF h
y...el, and c.rd H. ho,pitsL
woul5 respectfully solicit you to take legal prOcscdus
For s,ar mo Information respecting tho hs.th Of BIZ.
yrs.l whch al 20. 'ime h, L1cv 10 be Ja'e
2 Tor .u, md conn cling hii mate to give false
information, sod thu. commit p'rlufy.
D. Pr eu4ar .ctng by h. intentional and conscious
Ia.. .st-farnt health e New YORK aud Brooklyn
falU siatsleAt. .mil, character have u.i-d be-
o, an ,lue~ bat ,s /. tbs hr.t TINS year tha
able aihfm under oath that was made wiiDgy snd
onay sui NJ tr time made kuown e. 10 false. His
rf,w liz. viii eoulfn tue ra'h and ios Of this snd the
la statement DO. been made 20 you well 10 81 ny .o
Most respectfully, your obedieIt servant.
THO NALSEH. NJ. D.,
Deputy Health Ufis'r
Judge Bowling advised DR. Gum to lay the matter before
III. Board Health and they would call the attention Of
the to the iae. An indictment ssaust the
parties flooding would he forthcoming aud they would
meet the punishment for their misrepresentation.
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The PhiIndelphia City Councils.

FHLApkLPHIA. Thursday. July y, 1903
The Common Councils nave rejected The bill ap-
propratiog 100000 to pay exemption for drafted
men. The vote stood-ls Democrats for the bill,
and Ia Republicshs and four Democrats against it..
A bill subsequently passei nppropriating 100000
for the T, lief Of the families of the drafted msn.
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The Ininu Mimic Committee.

s,nAroGA Thu EBAY, July ~ 1901
Tho Union State Convention has been c.Iied n.
Syracuso Seps. =. All persons VINO are III NV, W
"a. Union Internationally sustaining the Admins,
traiion IA vigorous prosecution Vi the war un'i'
lie Rebellion is finally suppre'sed, and oil nam
taiuing public order and tho eniorcGnen' o. .ne
laws, arc requested to meet the call OF the Union
IN their respective localities And enc. &c
three delegates to attend. a mar. meeting Oh io'u'
Young men is recommended 10 ratiiy at Syracuse OH
.NeL ii.
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The Draft in ADMINISTRATIONS Of the
Drafted.
AuBuks. n Y. Thursday

AuBUks. \ I, Ihursdsy July 2, IBbJ
The draft for the city Of Auburn and seventeen
sub.oistrcts in the county Of Cayuga took place III
this CITY to-day. The best of order was observed,
and the best spirit was manifested. The drafted
rnsu Of this city have dress parade this evening
beaded ov band of music end with colors flying.
The cit, Is quiet and perfectly peaceful.
SECOND DISPATCH.
AUBURN n. Y. ThuTsdsy, Top N. Jaly p. 1903
Thor 70 a crowd of two thousand persons Dow In
front Of the Exchange where the procession of con-
scripts ha- halted. They have been addressed by
Hon. T. NJ. Pomeroy, Provost-Marshal Knapp and
Mayor " hite. The drafted men are cheering for
"the Union" Old Abe" "tbe draft" "our re-
cent wet RES" &C., &c. 1t beats any demonst'a-
ton al ia Auburn for years.
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D!allS Close M ghe yo..nOt..

tF c'e.t b,itain aud he Continent, b. stesner
d no SIC. o",noay, ,nl' lot
S.ufday July - .......'........... lOl q.
overland 'ia 81; Joseph. Mo-; ..5 " and 81 p. m.
Norh-Abany Bnraio ard Csnsiss...5 a m. and u o. m
.,oflh ana hest Wy Js al.
western Mail via Ele t,fosd .'...o a. N Emo "a D.
southern aud SouthWe'ern Mail.5 :. aud IL D. IN.
Essten Mail. ..................3 q. IN. and q
New frciord Newport and all River. p m
The Long Island Mail closes at a. IN. aud ] p. u.
sunday Mails On SUNDAY all m 's close at II o..
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iJneli.ese y ontes

"CuIpKEN TrETHING. The Mother finds
fh co. r.p4 DO Sin. WiysLog', Soothing Syml, perfectly
r.b. -I as,u-.- Il f-irvrs 'ne child from pain cures
,..u..v and da,rl,a relieves r9,ins the bowels
VIM cahc - -v1s relief haah 20 tie Child gives
%, Il, a ..s.fl~. - ,eui.A h3ttie.
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The Eiyc-Ewcniics.

rnILADgLrHiA, Ihufday, July ~ ~,
The subscription agent reports the she oil ~ 49,
900 G,e-twentes to-day. Deliveries oil bonds are
made to July 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

Tho stories Of Mrs. Gen. Milroys bad behavior
at Winchester exploded by the very simple fact
TINT Mrp ". has been Of the State of Indiana
in three months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

"GpIISEf[On Thurdsy July y, Of choless iafbatuss
Hss Louise. in ant daughter Of Tnos T.. and t,
H. whit ney. eyed months ana 0 dsr,
s ana tSiends Of the family invited to stsud
rss'ssoes o. hrr p eD,s, No 70 Willow lace b. ooAIys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

The American Telegraph Company have opened
oce or general business at the Hudson River Railroad,
near the corner Of Thrtieth aud Tenth
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Enfertninm,,.. g,,,,, IpIy 20.

s.mtertninnicn;s.- Friday, ."iy Va
EihLTS 1AtDEN-Ths Duks,. Motto
"Irt FIX OARDEN-LesL the Enr.',oL. TIE Rights and
wrong Of Womin. WV '
.,,nao s UM-s,nford's Ethiopian OpefV Afovps'
e'N''N'- "'u c'ehibs' Denrr BlOthe1 &c.
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kEw-lOHK july y. I3bJ.
Me,srs HouGh stewnrt. Roswell Hatch N

Othsrs Coutilee.- q ratleuicn: AZ sPeei,l Meeting
OF Bl.cs Joke Eoeu- No 30 held the House,
the following resolutions unsnimousy saenei TO
That the thanks OF this Com DO ard are
b,teby tsnde-d to tho citizens OF tho 22d Wsd for the
supply OF tefohonts TO the company
DARING the rec tToub In eysuoh sereshGeeO
being most acceptable tho constant cells for duty
In eItlngrshns hes and pstrong The ward prevented us
from going to our homes. and -, -, 49,, a..
psIncuary our thanA in especial manner are due Toe
their mag present to tbs conpAay on suhday
"''' WILLIAM H. MASTERSoN, Chairman.
u,xuy Secretary
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10 ARRIVE

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Ncsa c i..FFfpooi. Si' pee "f .
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slty 4 Nry iOFh...L errpooi ioA..'''s"
ID Cu.bec........J il
,,,f, Now Ofs.....JuN l.
o.i,i New Yorf July u
Bohou At Live pool. i~h'c niv -
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Trayelers, Guide,

To Albany, by Hudson River RR.. 81 Warren
ct. ~. ~ aud 81 D. aud ~ M Sunday. e2a p.
To Albany. bv Harlem RR 2bh-,t. aud 5th-y lOt n
4 o Boston. by New-London line. Pier 80. N.
r., stoningion line, Pior 49, N. r. aua Fall
River line. Pier 3. N r.. daily SundaSseI.
cspted). m
To Boston, by New-llaven RR.. via Spring
field 27t6.,t aud ath-av......s and ~ and p m
To Boston, by New-Hayen RR. 27,h-'t and
4tl-sv via Shore Lin. ...i2s aud D. Sunday, sp. M
To BUraio. By Erie Hk foot Of Chsmber.-
ADD 10 q aud p. u
To philadelphia by New Jersey Railroad foot
Of Courtland st. TO- m. :. ~ Sunday. II p
70 Philadelphia. by Camden end Amooy
Ear, al Pi.E n. r.. foot of Barceys.. a. m. p. m
To Washington by New-JerseJ RR.7 iOam
ADD q II, p in foot OF Court Sunday. y p H.
To the West by Central Railfoai OF Neg
jersey. foot Of Couft.andts,. b and 0 u. m.
IL IA. ~
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5psrlaI Not,ees.

There will he Public Meeting Of the WOMgNs
Cooper Ipsuiute TO-DAY, uSpm An riens. OF lie am
Invited TO attend Z. b. ANTHONY Ssc,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

Black Joke Engine ca. No. - 20 the sixtns
Einhth, aud NinIk.nv. Railroad Companies,
Al special meeting OF Bacs Jose knsin. Co. NO - hed
at tho Engu- House. tie fooSs resolutions were uaan'
imously adopted;
hs,oies That to the SI,h.av Railroad Company do we
os, respectfully tender sncets thanks 10, thei Vsy
present OF July al, 1905 rendered hoesn M
Wu Ebbs the Superintendent. to whoh $50 tns Soia'
pany and will feel under many oosa'on iot cor
timed fayoIs shown % upon every occasion, aud
hesosrJ That the thanks OF nis De sed
hereby rendered the Els aud Nn,has RsilroaA
c,,, s.prcisly &c Col Charles A. May AID george
" Sherman ths for avoss u.n
tested TO TN. Company al and os their Lass
R.,,IrS That tho nenbefs OF Engine 60. No % feel
,h. liud resolutions Of thanks and the many mani.
81 r-.sd shown them since their stioa
h The ctirses OF the Ward aud and all OF many
,na, w. will ever kindly remember, and de-
..,,a m, sams kind feelings OF their regard
WILLIAM H. MASTERSON. Chairman
u.ruy SuIxAs
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NrwguRrPonT TO Br FoRriFIgD.-Newbury.
mort bsrbor ia to be fortified Batteries are TO DO
commenced Immediately on Salisbury Beach, Just
below Biack Rocks, TO be completed III Two ioi'hr'
klty or sixty men will DO employed In their cree
ton. Eight 3!-pounGor ntc-guns are TO be mounted
tLeie, ana IL garrison oi 100 men will hold them.
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Gen. Hunts Expediiion-Thr Appronrh
TO Port GItson-A Rapid unreh-skir-
mi.h with Gen. Cooper situation aud
Prospects.

Correspondence Of The Losvcuworb Couserrs'i'r
CAMS CHEEK. Fury Mirr. NOHrH ~ forT
GIBsos, Friday, July TO- lr6J.-Arrived here Hbons
noon to-day. We expected 10 meet ,ho kebr, ls vi
saw troops coming out Of the timber before We
reached here. Ihey proved 10 be the escort Of
Union train returning from Fort Gibson 70 foi
Scott. When tho Old Ma lauun heard OF IN opsmy
being IN the brush he tseuJrG O. he new man. lie
wat al alive, active. enhnsnsic and ready Tor The
work. really believe Biunt with ten men would
hQht q thoussnd Rebels before Ne would retresi.
Aweek ago tho troop, guarding n trnn from fort
Scot; hsd tight with Cen Cooper AID Col. = aud
Waite. TIE Rebels numbered 900 men--Jl
I.,an. and 500 Indians. AZ Tar 80 can learn the
fighting was between Capt. Stewans Company. 9th
IA su,a, the COLORADO 81. and 81 Wi,colsn, 90 oor
,ide aud TIE Texans GA the other. Sicwarir { ON
p.py routed the Texans IA fnr charge, losing one
killed and iieou wounded.
Tho loyal Iudian., commanded by Col. Foreman
who, ali cay, acted biayelyl, were ordered by hin
10 cr,r. the river Immediately the Indians on 10th
eide. dlssppoArod ia the bfu.h. Not one oi them
ygn- He'd or wounded. and NOS ono Was sceu hsH'u
on the uonnd. Ih' fkirmish settles 'he fact, II II
needed confirmation, IAa! Indians wont siana IN q
fair siird.up night.
An rrtorta from he lower country afe all t. the
effect that We have to rey mainly upon tho c'lorrd
-.ldiers An Idsh Democrat, an officer "a the ~
Wisconsin Cavalry, told me: d" never belInvci h.
niggeTs before, bu, by -, they are - iof hsh'-
Ten. Blunt means TO beat Grierson. klpairi.
and Pleasanton in the r.idng business and 1t IL got
,mlrobs ble that shall reach the Gulf Of Mexico.
Tho Arkansas 10 very high now, aud II may te
five DAYS before We 1t, but yon may just ~
well announce now that he has done 80. No shall
reach Fort Gibson BY to-norow nighi.
Tur OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PESNsrL-
yA.iA VoruNrtrHs.-At the BATHS Of Gettysburg,
Lieut.. Col. Goorge +. Mcfarland, being the on'y
field officer with tho ljlsl Regiment Penn-y lvauia
Volunteers. took 466 men and 10 officers beside him
self aud Adjutan, into battle. and bu, lOi mcn aud
officers aus sered to their Dnmes in the evening.
Bot they fought like tigers, and brought low thou
sandr Of our fces. Col. McFarland had his sword
hilt struck then bis horse, and finally was wounded
in both iegs, one If which bas since been ampu-
lated below tue knee. The other wound will, It Is
thought, heal.
NywyuRYPOuT TO Tx FOKTTIgD.-Newbury.
mort bsrbor 10 TO be fortified. Batteries are TO DO
commenced immediately o0 Salisbury Beach, Just
below Black Rocks, to be completed III two nion'hr
fity or sixty men will DO employed In their cree.
t,on ii 1ht 3l-pounGer rife guns arc to be mounted
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NEW sGwiNG-MAcmSE EMPoKIUM,

' :
Tai D,, In ,rn.. uI IA. rtIia and sals p tas
,Fttnattr 30 ttuuffr (. bsFFr Y CHIME
m.usl cfuff pfsra uss l-r1 tir.re .5f ~ -c''iH''
Ton II ,~. tr,idir. DO tA- up~r f,tol the ety. ~hcfe
o .u3fotdeftg bfsldns t.c.Ipt, qpi.n hemt4'L'.
0r.i no,c- Chlir,n'. tis,hlVs iaal., sHiss &C,
1u ht ID All na.s 20 ot.rE Hes ns''4acn"' WI OPr'
raol. to laui'I~- by The de- or N~-A
PARTNER WANT.D--As I.au",old 81 Ronnd
lll Ws.s cor. 90 Hotel. hofti snp on e'ls VITO VII
tv ,-r r.p.-li ta~ real r.fsL Belonging % tIc i
tuf5n l iit-r~.i Boo 49, tUfcr-' af~iif oo;
l.s 80 90 % rtv'V ysaff np" u pol r-i
A. 5.sfs u i0a4au !. too extensive tot Ol7 y hn''
sf che ropft3r -IrDuS t. fs-fci n eat~f - me mo-.
dsr.ftas4i no mist Be induced 90 - ar ns''cs'e
oh stefan ta aud examine sddfe-, tue poaii-.oL
f"' A. hAi-TsB. n d
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The t;rnct,o.ers Vesetnbie Pills,

ThEAsUAY DkPsEraENr, July !, i'7j
General Reguia tiOus.-io to.lrc 2, Of Iutcns;
no va Ell. otnf than i Tsrsst- suos1 10 DO
engaged IN regular urs no emp.oy q tie Amy End
S.y vii b. allowed leave pat bs.wee1 The EVafs 81
meet and sunu.e, On:il lurth-f orders.
AL yeres entering port ~ii forthwith report 10 ne
revenue or s before yIoc--dGg q aIchyfzss
Colec will give puo notice thu. esgl'oa, anA
intuctions - its ,ris oV'-rs-nos st
their re- pective ports.
lSisnedl 5 2. CHASE Secretary Of toe TrsssuIy.
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HxApeuAKrxRs. 10Th RSa N Y. N. o..
On ARSENAL CoRSgs Elm And WHIrEsys
Members Of tho 1Oth Req. N. Y. n. Il. Will ~
port o. the above Headquarters on aud ter this date
BY order Of Maj. AARON SEkLEY Coun'dins
I C. NopKtorEI Adit
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My southern Fricnuss
by tao author OF
AMONG THE FINES
For sal. n III, Oihcs OF The Tribune.
Price ST. Paper coveTs. Is cents.
10. 900 Muskets for eale, first c!su ApplS
70 "a u LEEDS Co.. Ne. ~ NasssasAsoe
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The Wonderful Gathering A0rses.- tn, f p SyS
ani eiIl. laugh when the see .ed IIee ...h. -
PATENT CANTERiNG HORSES the father isuSns ~
the children do the wife snsiss TO ss no. aasosne
laugh the mother looks peasea to ace tne nsppyS
and health comes in to make tbs suyn 20 sIeoc
these horse. uset Fog sale BY s. W. siIh' No ."
Broadway
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-19

STABEING AFFRAY.-We are in
formed that James WEIGH, an Irishman
stabbed John Fitzgerald with a dirk
knife, on Sunday the 10th nit, at the
house Of the former, about three-quar-
tiers Of mile east Of Rutland village.
Welch was the worse for rum at the
time, and what proyocation, if any, he
had for the act, we did not learn. The
wound inflicted upon fitzgerald was
in his right breast, some three inches
deep, and bis recovery i not certain.
MEETING WITH SUccEss.-Mr.
Mead the Young Artist from this
State, opened a Studio in Florence,
Italy, January last, went TO work up
on an IDEAL statuette, calling it Echo"
sold il 10 Corcoran, the Washington
Banker. before il was finished in clay,
for $500. We wish the young artist
continued success in his undertaking.
SUicIpE.-Mr. Lotan Libbey, an
old resident 10 the North part North
field. committed suicide last Saturday
morning, by seyering tie jugalar vein
Of his neck with ii ehisel. lie was
found dead BY his family in the wood
shed. He had recently Returned from
Virginia, having been 4 member OF
Company f, 18th regiment. He show
ed evident signs Of arrangement Of
mind before his discharge from the
service, and since his return home
7 had been more or less deraaged, and
( subject 10 various delusious, which
without doubt caused lae act ending
his life. He had been a quiet and
peaceable citizen, and generally res
pected He leaves wiie, ard family
Of children. together with large err
I Gle Of friends, to lament lis tragieal
end.
sTArF or GEN. srASSARp.- -
Capt Hill Of New York, and Lieas.
Hooker, Of Londonderry, Benedict, Of
Burlington, and Prcniiss, 81 Montpe-
lier, remain on the staff Of Gen. Stan
nard, in command the "a Brigade,
IN the same positions they occupied
on that Of Gen. Stoughton.
T THE VIZ. WoUSpEp.--It Is stated
that tso car loads 81 the wounded
Vermont so.diers were on the way on
Thursday from Washington y Brat
lleboro. More we're 70 come AZ soon
s might be.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-19
casrIaness llrfrlsa.--rl

CoSTeRrNce 1lrrriys.--rbc
ROLAND aai BesaHslo Coofsrasa
= ii beIi its rsrt Aaraai Meeting ia
Manchester cammsncHs Taesdsy.
June sd " oue oelest@ n NJ. ara
continuing taroasl tie teo following
days
Ror Calvin Granger II Midile-
town, Moderator of che last meeting
win presch llsc opening SERMON.
Tie prescribed orlef Of the pr,a.
cipal Anniversary apd other exercises
is as follows, VIA Bible Society Tues.
day cveing Tue cause of seamea, tol.
lowed by Foreign M.ssions, Wednc /.
day, 4. N. Communion Service, FOL-
lowed BY the cause q Peace and
Emancipation, Wednesday Mission
airy sermon, IS Rev Norman Sea,
yer, Of Rutland, Wednesday evening
Thursday, A. NJ, Tract Societies and
Domestic Missions closing with the
Sabbath School Anniversary, a, , r.
NJ.
The :cssions ue az public, aud all
are cordially invited 10 attend.
AzARIAu HIDE,
Register Of Conference.
Paslet, May l2lh, 1868.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-19
Reports fron the Vermont Reg.
fucnts.

We arc favored ~ The Baiant General
With tie official reports Of tie casualties IN
The Vernon, regiucuis which took part IN
tAe resent engagements At Fredericksburg
The returns from the sta regiment are COM
pcte, while the others are not supposed to
be, a. tie reports from then we're made pre-
yicus to the enga gerneuts Of the last day TO
he several commanding officers q oar reg.
imeuts, who have 50 promptly forwarded
their reports, The people Of The State arc un-
der great obligations We hope they win
thus on az similar occasions improve the
earliest mcments to arpriso theanxious
friends at home of the casualties and the
condition Of their commands The saderings
o. tho wounled soldiers can hardly le more
intense than thoee Of the f,r-og wife o. moth
or. wha always expect to hear the worst from
their abscnt heroes.
Words fail US ii Which @ express our ad-
miration Of the Vermont BOYS fyr lheir hero
&c conduston thises on other 3sous when
thcir courage and forttude have teen put to
the test AZ the same time thai sc hcad
thSt Degcn's Germans dissactfully broke
and run, thus neutralizing tho advantages
which Gen. Hooker had gained aud destroy
ing his chances Ola most decisive VIC Org
We also heard that the Vermont trcors, At 4
very critical moment, malea Furious charge,
repulsine the cuemy, and actually saving
Selggies's portion o the army 0siccrs
and men alike bore themselves n gallant
style, always foremost among The brave, as
yeruonler> are apt tobc. All bonor 10 them.
The record they are mixing IN this war
proves them to be worthy decendluls Of the
1lleus aul Easuera Of cur Revolutionary
period. We have heard Of several instances
whctc de men base written hotac e thcir
friends since tie late Battles aud We have
sat 10 hear Of the FIRST one WHO speaks Of
himself except as 10 lhe best Of spirits and
ready flr another fight" As il often hap
pens it row IN many CAGES deyokcs npon the
soldiers to cheer the timid aud despondentat
home, Instead Of being themselves the recipe
tents Of words Ct encouragement. Such de-
yotiou nnd heioism as our boys display can
not fall Of success IL The end.
The names Of tao killed, wounded aud
missing below given, have eecn carefully
compared with the roster Of the AdJutaut
General and residences affixed. Ills belley-
Cd 10 BE- correct.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-05-19
VaaNoNr OFFICERS UNDER rnE

EERMoST OFFICERS UNDER THE
CoSscRIrTIoN Act Capt. II. b.
Bendershol, U. s. army. Assistant
Provost Marshal General. Head
quarters at Montpelier.
First Distric,-Capi & r. Crane,
Provost Marshal, headquarters ii Rut-
land.
Ii. Co. 4. G. Brown, Montpelier
Commissioner.
DR.. Benj. F. Morgan, Bennington,
Surgeon.
Second Diarict--0ilman henry,
Woodstock, Provost Marshal
ID. III, RanRey, Vest Brailleboro,
Commissioner.
Dr. G. p. Frost or Ike army s..
Joiasbury, Surgeon.
Third DisGrict--Rolla Gleason,
Richmond, Provost Marshal.
Elisha White, Derby. Commissioner.
DR.. J. l.. Chandler, ST. Albans,
Surgeon.
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FIRE AT ARLINGTON. On Mon.
day,the llihinst.,a q Isl min alddwelI.
ing house attached, Owned by Wm.
McAuley, and situated aboul enc mile
north Of the Depot. and IN close prox-
unity to tue Railroad bridge, were
destroyed BY fire. We do not learn
the Origin Of The FIRE, or The amount Of
damage or insurance.