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1870 Hsasssss Taken = uissesEi-
o1aissns e yaskssa. o. 90 49,
csuntsss Ordered = Isavs
gAssAs Cssy. Auesss -.
Ths following esssssss. sssss see 49,
e,al Order No. II. vsss issses q 49,
headquarters Asevss =.
Fisss-Ail psssess living . Jssss'a'
c. ed Dssss Cosasiss. No ed hat PR
IL vssses Cesssy IseIstsd . sh's s'sss'es'
szesps shoss living within : nile .. ~
u-i,s q Isdspssdsncs. Hsltvsn's Mile
Pleasant Hill 81 Hsssisosvilie.ssn creep
.hoss ID psrs q gsv Towsship. Jsesso'
co.ssv. north d Brush Greek end wess .
l,hs Dig Blue. eabrseisg Ksssss CITY 90
sss hereby s'dsssd % senos'
fsoa their present plsesso Of sesiSsses v'ss''
ahess dsys iron dsss hereof. ,
Thee uho. within thst tine. esssshs'
shsis loyalty 70 he sssisfss'ies Of The eoa
assdiae olEesr d he military ssss'os sss'
!. sss their present. rlaes Of residence -
receive iron hin esssi6essss. stating q
s.es Of their 10y sIsy. ssd ssses VI s'sse'
80 y whoa Il saa - svors ..
All she receive such certificates. vii !
Z ,s,.issed % remove 70 any military static
. IL ,his district. OF TO say part Of ne c's
NJ q Hsssss except he essnsies on the caste
hssdsr Of the State. All others shall .
II move oct Of this disssies- Omeers CO..
. aspdiae eeapsniss and dessehnesss' se'
,gliss il he eosasies ssmed. vili - q
lthis paragraph 10 promptly oseysd.
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aWAa OEmocnA11s o. Knox Couu1x.-
Ameee he delegates tro0 shis county .
- Cosssasios q sWas Denocsats" . u.
-Ssnasolis. o. Thsss1sy. wss Dr.. FsseIsod.
Area. oimpsos. snd others q that (s'ses)
aisa.-vinessoss osn.
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0DpWe usre favored with : call yssses'
dav ton Lieut.. Col Mehsiag ger. OF the sAss
Indiaaa solunsessss uhe wss 90 me Wy -
I~pdisnspslis With : splsodid band Tor ~
reeiaess, ssissi y ibis city . IesFs
Hsuea. 80 Of which or fsiesd Jseos
Beei.ias II Iesder.-vineennee Sun.
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BArrsnsss. August - The American
be- RicEsosd pspers With shs foa'o~ias'
.C-nAaLEsTos, August 24-Evssios-Tb b
ere On Sumter Stacked today. IT, sss'
have not participated j. tho attack. A .
last night the sssny opssed . The city vish
b inch Psnoss shells. Non-cenbssanss sFs
leaving steadily
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or C~nAHLrsros. Saturday. Aaesss -
ssussr shis morsing i % inneass ssss'
The ress vail 10 bssssrsd dows sad shs -.
sesior Of The Tort is opsa % viss. Our shells
ssriks against The inside Of he s'oss vs.l'
which i greatly shssssssd. ssd q times bells
psss entirely through The fort
The Dag Of Sumter wss shot away fou'
|tinss on Friday. A new Dig V sp th''
morning -
The weather i very hot End no ice 70 D
hsd ..
should there BE no accident 10 night. u
IoId Dag viii Goat over Ssssss 'e-ao''es
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Excopoto0o trom DroN:
N Y recent deeIsoos ns6e b. the Military
ID Aushositiss regulating the Draft, Il ~
pesre 10 - necsssasy. thst where pssents
- e.sisIed 20 clsin ~ exsnDticn 81 sons.
subjses 10 dsslt. bv ~iscsica. s0ch essetiou
mat 3 made BE4ORE THE DRAFT. bv
proper applications 70 she Disssiss Board Of
Ensollm. ~. M1aa
Also. foreiensss elsiaisg exemption from
dram. viii . veil % nske s~ppIieslies for
|thss Suppose q % early dsy.
We srs prepared 10 sttsad 10 making ont
lsseh .ppiessioas. and V I'll nsssess o. b0s-
liuess connected shssevitn- NJ
ADAMS = BUETTXER-
Jssper. sse. q. loe3-tf- s n
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TIE ssesnss Asseo. from Chsrlsssoe Bsr
assh. hss srrivsl C. c. Fslsoa sesds dc
diasssehss dated Oh Morris Islssd. 2S'h.
lsoou. Admiral Dshigren. q midnight,
Saturday. vish Eve monitsss' sones'oee
Sumter gill 8 O'Clock.
J, The es< uss struck over 100 times. shs
balls going shrsaeh The ses-wsll. IN
whole psrspss vss also carried swsy.
Sumter 6rel ons gun I've tines. %
Noultrie. Gregg and BesuFsgsrd Tor tire
hours ssissd shells on the monitors. The
were struck several daes. but no hsrs
done.
sumter l. s~efusss; ne hest gun 80 dc
Iuounsed yesterday. To-Day : gsssd 81"
ylssl. ssvsl attack q Wagner and Gsre
& Isakss plses. Noe that Ssmtes e detunc
. she rebels will - driven from Morris y
0il.sss y dssssnissd = hsss -
solssssies Tonight
General CiIaess. % Thussdsy. sotids
..-pssurssssd Il ks dSds's ssrssldef The fo'
y b wouId shell ne cyl ssessy-fouFihos'
. no ~sueosioo vss paid % the demand .
lon Friday night Gen. Gilmore 'hres hfse'
4. shells, charged 9Th Greek Ore. into 2
., city.
sxi ss,usday shessoon Besuegsrd sent do'
asg, With On ssgsas protest. dssosaei
Greek Ore sss most v~ilIsino0s compou'
q unworthy Of civilized n~stioss. end dsOs'
es linz more time. The Ensiish. French :
Spanish Cossols also denounced the %
IL time given. and claimed more une @
% move shs subjects d theis respective CO.
nss Tries.
Gilaoss replied b renewing the de@'
To- surrender. Bssuregsrt ssksd . srues
forty hosrs. 0iImose refused time %
ssrns bot uaeosditiossl surrender.
-. A twelve O'Clock last night shell
nd. de eity 9Th Gssst Gre 80 ssssasd-
cd Il - generally sAcssht that sAs stars
~ssripss viii wsvs ovss 0snssr 70 night
Thsrsis s~viSsssly great trouble 10 Char
loo. Il b sos believed thsss sFs TO
N. ues 10 shs ruins o. Ssmsss. Her guss
esl.I 100 mounted O SsIlivss's IsIssd.
vssIeod q sppsosehise.
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Ut&0AOS
Richmond papers Of yesterday md The
'2s,h. contains the following: The Esqsirss
r~s.v,. .Bv the latest Dispatches Foss Ssn'e'
Ihsd not YET been evacuated By orr 'sosps
/, I,houeh Il hss been slmoss laid IN soiss y
= The heavy Psrsoss ssss. Ifhs b eve"'ss''y
d levseussed, the loss wiiI nov be small. .
he enemy can not occupy il. end The hs'-
= Dor is eGsesusIly defended By new iosti6cs.
sicss. !.
mo usIh o. brick cen eves resist sseb
esssossde % he's been directed sesiSs'
e lSumser, and the trus dsfsases Of The hsseo'
end city ere 10 numerous other forts bull
% like Wagner. on which the heavy shos Q
l,he esemy can make bus IissIs impression
81 n vilI b remembered. sIso. thst Pennies
~ ton. 10 HE plans fos defense Of Charleston
ggIhsd. long since, len Ssmses coz Of seeosn'
et'lThe siege = psoessdisg With Desperate e
The Sesssss = q fierce . The sssss
oslrRs 1900. hsssas. hss bess'sblr o shse
! 10 shells isse ~ slsy 40 : dsssses
I'd I've milss. 80 - sss told 0es. besussss'
'sss hss protested sgsisss such psoceediags.
The ground u humanity. HE Psosess VI
ind % o. iuls sse. indeed. " Be can - disss
senlshoss batteries shieh Cred 10 shei's-
thel The YANKEE eonnsndesA Nth their ca
|,onsry hssvsdo. nave demanded the ss~ve'
'wnldev Of Fors Sumter sud Of our forts on Nor
ing Islssd, but 10 this they ear b NO mesns
nd. INDUCED. They viii Cad that they
md row only q the b~eginnine Of the siege
and Charleston, aad bssweea them sod that &
borl;s ssill : Gesy cath % travel
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~ Appssisw q - 11ats.
N. Eps1eks-Yss unl pooass onaounes
he ssns Of PasDsnscE NEzpEcE. . ; esq.
lIIsss lss AppssIsss o. RssI Esssss. dtho
Ocsebss Iisesios. ssd obligs
Cf1isEss Or JAsFs1. N
Per 1Hsasusoss 1870
O. We sss ssshssissa is-saosssso
HsssY nAusssl. = . candidate ~ Trees
srsr Of Dsbois sssase q he ssssias Oeso-
Der Eiscsioa. wNIe
The New York herald., 1863-08-24
Orders Relative 20 Dessrters.
GENERAL ORDERS-NO. lO.
HEAnnuARTxRs, UNITED STATES TROOPS,
s NKH vokk CRY AND HARBo6,

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES TRoops,
* New vokk CRY AND HARBoe
=. NEW Y1sK, August Il, 1858.
The Commanding General calls INC ss.S s. ,,s,ns ~
officers 10 the large number Of men who ~,sed from
into the servcs Of the United states have des. - en-
the organizations which they originally entered an
listed other organizations Tor the purpose OF procurin
additional higher bounties The original contract OF
enlistment conclusive and binding upon the recruit and
bis enlistment Gin any regiment troop company"
(athough his service may have been continuously with
out regular discharge from ns e ,sp Os
Of being reputed deserer md suffering accordingly;
"and any officer who shall knowngy receive and enter
tain any such n0nc0mmssioaed officer soldier, or
shall not, after his being discovered to bc desorter,
Immediately confne him and give notice thereof to the
corps Ia which he last served subjects himself 70 the
penalty imposed by the twenty second OF tho Rules aod
Articles OF War
The this evil and Of the frauds upon the gene
raj and State ernmens In connection with IT, makes
necessary that the most stringent ehoud be
adopted 70 break up this illegal and demoraxing trsc.
Accordingly commanding. inspecting and mastering o-
will carefully scrntnizs all organisations coming
under their superv sOn and all may be found
nave et o.ner organizations without being regularly ds
companies, they serving within the limits of this
command beyond these limits they will be ssnt 70 the
convenience or the will permit 0cers who may
be found To hive received such men knowingly will bo
reported for trial. and recruiting and brokers will
also be reported where the evidence clear 10 10 pro-
secuted for inducing dcsertion
reward Of dollars will be paid for the apprchcn
sion and delivery OF each deserter 10 provost marshall
TO she commander Of military post or TO United
States recruiting officer where there Is no provost mar
shal military post convenient TO the place Of arrest
The officer who the dcserter will furnish the
cessary vouchers OF the reward and the
Quartermaster will these rewards to be promptly
paid.
Deserters arrested within the limits OF this command
by the provost marshas, by the police by citizens
will be sent to Fort Columbus to be forwarded
possible to the regiments " which they belong but
any person delivered deserter claims have been
improperly arrested the prisoner will not be for
ward until the has been investigated II claim
Ia well founded he will at be discharged from
todyand furnished with transportation subsistence
TO the place Of his arrest In all other the prisoners
will be duly committed for trial. and the charge In each
case forwarded with the prisoners they sent
their regiments or TO the authority empowered to APP
point General Court Martial
BY order OF Brigadier General CANDY.
c. T. CHRISTENSEN Assistant Adjutant General
The New York herald., 1863-08-24
NEWS FROM the SOUTHWEST.
A Union Raid Into Central
Mississippi.
Great Destruction OF Rebel
Property.
~~o>~>>~S~~~o~~~~~o~~.
Locomotives, Cars, Depot Buildings.
Machine Shops and Ordnance
Destroyed,
H.. 10. -

AEAPHg. August 20, 1868.
About two weeks since Major General HurIbut ascer-
tanned that there large OF railroad at
0ranAda which the rebes trying TO get Oh South by
making temporary repairs the railroad. With hts
usual energy and ness General Hurlbut arranged
expedition destroy this stock hrs sending request
TO Geual Grant make diversion from the south
aid the enterprise
The expedition started from Lagrange, Tenn on
tho 18TH undor command OF Lieutenant Colonel Phil
lips, of the Enetccnn H. OILS mounted Infantry, and
reached Gr- NADIA the 17h driving General Simmer,
with two thousand aud three pieces Of artillery,
fr pace They then destroyed hity iocomo
tves upwards OF four hundred cars the depot buildings
machine and blacksmith shops, and large quantity Of
ordnance and commssary stores. They captured about
any railroad and q number Of other prisoners.
After Colonel Phillips had thoroughly accomplished his
work, Colonel winslow from General Grants army
rived with force from below The expedition returned
70 Lagrange to-day.
Great praise due 10 Colonel Phillips and his gallant
command for enduring the hardships Of such march
through central Mississippi in md-August, and for so
thoroughly Gripping the remaining energy Of the rebellion
In the Southwest.
band OF Ruerlas drove in the pckets at Lafayette at
midnight. Our boys rallied and followed them few
miles, killing four and capturing seven and returned
well satisfied with their midnight adventure.
Intelligence Of the movements OF forces below Is
contraband The weather Ia very hot. There Is
siderable cotton coming into Memphis by wagons.
The New York herald., 1863-08-24

Died.
CLOVES In Jersey City, Friday, August 81 hNsr
short Illness OF congestion Of tho lungs Cows ony
Surviving OF Joseph and Annie Clowo aged IL
months and days, deeply lamensd by largo crcls H
relatives and friends.
DEMPsEY.-on Sunday, August %, aitor short urd
Illness CAmARirw DxnruY the beloved wife II
Michael Dempsey and sister Of Patrick, Thomas and An.
dros Phelan natives Of the parish Of Ralteeu Queens
county ireland, and ato residents of Seventh
Tho friends Of husband and those OF her brothers.
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from tho
residence husband 1856 Seventeenth street,
OF First avenue. Tuesdsy afternoon, at Two O'Clock
precisely, without further invitation.
Queens county papers please copy.
EARfIaIn Jersey City, on Sunday, August 23, THOMAS
N. EARI&s, agod IS years.
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from his late residence No
1873 York street, Tuesday afternoon at one O'Clock
Albany papers please copy.
(Por other Dedhs Second pdo,.)
The New York herald., 1863-08-24

every prsparton In cder that the draft may be carried
out with order and quis More troops arrived at cover
nors Island yesterday In the Fourth district the draw
ing will take place at Al oh,mbsrs street in the Seventh
ct 63 Third avenue.
THE NINTH D<srRIcr.
In the Ninth district where the drsTng interrupt
cd In July last, It will be recommended wednesday
next.
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
morrow the draft will take place in the above dis
trct, uf which Captain Maaierre Is Provost Marshal
The New York herald., 1863-08-24
The british and American
EXCHANGE BANKING CORPORATION
LTMfTED

Established under the comp.aes Act Is with limited liza
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL oSE MILLION STERLING.
,.,as IL ;.,.S 20 g% ss.,s. ;. re-, Q, go . ss,s
DrREoToRs . - e'''
Oriental Bank Cooperation Loadon;
o. psq & In q In Ss. e z
Ae Apga a .ss Isrpasisa Co. s.rpos aeda E' q
sss jss. Penn: E. si s4s e
is1; so e S%,es @
S,sss.S g ssafs..ies; Joan r.as:; xf s.s
60 L,srpeo VIM i.nns II Ra9 Of The e rm of c.ss c.y.a
Lqesass 1S. Ls@aoh Samuel s FL. q The .ie arm
sss F w issa e.
sss Msn.s cn r. 'Gs1 ssos Ssse e.
.st.a, sAnrsesi coo;@sreia Agent. Nes.r. H9wispa
ns.rpooL The bank Of Insissd Sanehe.isr he Bans Of
g. s%s re is sss. .aa
new s AerS: srqsd S 5 si
HOY sterling bus Of Enehanse and 10 issue Commercial
Con 10 d: & fs.' iadss % sSln.
London Further Israaars may b. asesr,ained on app
Wv Yosx Angus, u. 1893 WIN. WOOD Manager
To Bottle Manufacturers.
We Invse proposals for supplying Bottles Of tho
bes, quality, mads In mouds and well anDealsd
Wan, suppl epiemosr. and asf.s, they % DE-
yerea snsrwiS Please price Tor pins quarts.
delivered at ssraosa, warranted the pressure Of
so,,lns and testing with Congress water Term. ca.h on
oompleaoa 81 eoa,rae,. CLARKE WHITE.
Auscsr H. isS Congress sprtns
y Cartes de visiss for 81. at Bakh's
gallery, AZ Broadway. sear Grand stree.
Diseases OF shs Nervous, seminal. Uri-
rspor. q he gos.sa y ~,sa l.sr
Howard Association. fhil.asiphls. - '-'''-
shss. 80 csnal srss,, ssl, o. bro.aa.y. " 80
do You wsns 90 Beeouss the Owner or
ear qp som..,s. :, ssna ,.e mes,lag q We Belle
learn he particulars .. .. MITCHELL. Pr-sldeai
ckLLBRATEp sEwrso xAcHIsEs
sEa 'siS 'ssEsfss sxssiss Esroaius,' ist siGS "
Ao Emsrg,ssring srsidins coTdins rnstins QUILTING.
ha s'''' paMrLy SEWING
eteenisi " ean pssni opsrsors short notice sashaes
miii.r's r'ny Cents HAIR ny. .. shs B.ss.
ehssps. nAiar.i and durable ry 10 soa " arusss.s.
For the Hair Bsrry's Trteophsreas--
TIE bss; and enespsst ariieae so.dby DrrEslztA
wigs, Toupess, Hair Dye. Hair Dystng
20 s.iy liz srrsp ,, Isr ssss'yinE 'he hhr a
vs.. a. BssshsIor's HAIR Dys-Ths Beet
W al irssxas ane pertarnsrs tsssory q sarasJ ssre-.
B.au,ifni Compile ssor.-L.ird's Biees~
o. Yoah ~ Lquif prri for rressryfag Aai 5<sufyug
the apistSn and ssib. 80 bfDs1~y
Tan. Freekiss. saiiownss. EXCEPTIONS.
spyis tlees and Al SAN Besishes euftt " ODEKArD
IiAli.n hefic2ted xs.p. s.s Bfoadway
conrnud's posars s.sssi. Vpresss Hair
from grper p. iow forshsaaa ~ sny ps VI ths B0sT
wsrransea. 80 Hfe~d-sy
Ds. LfghAil. - -. Mavkss place
fEshb street ,wern 4eeoni ssf rhirf svranss oacs
hoar. from A. n ulaP ~ Consultations % DNsf,<w
Cs~rh, ssd al dissssss % ~ ere. ear saa hros,
A Beaesff.i Coaptsnsea. free sran Tea,
psmgssrss ~ 81 IT. rnors ~ w srsa = :sas sss
rx sis ~ d 3 sAksks . Co. ssa ~ srussss
Chrissadors's Hair Drs. Prsssrvass~s
sas Wa ssyos vkc.ssHss sad r~sAG. va Aszx Haass
~ kss sc<iist w skfsl srskstA
The New York herald., 1863-08-24
Fatal Anray-Arrsst or the Ms~dsrsr.

fSOsrONs ISVvs
James Monroe Sawyer. clerk In dry goods store. who
was stabbed on Tuesday night whs walking with two
young ladies' fremont street. died last night Edward
Owens the assassin aed at the tme, but was arrested
this morning Marblehead and viii bs tried for murder.
II Is said that Owens committed the fell deed from motives
OF jealousy.
The New York herald., 1863-08-24

has become prevalent that hereafter the extreme
pepaty OF martial law will be AWARDED to such deiin
auents may be recaptured aud extraordinary Efforts
will be made 10 effect that object The esdence IN the
following tends show that t senenced onerei
the bounty and rss'- -. cnanea OF recapture and
official ce'~ ---.ss su'
The New York herald., 1863-08-24

NLA6AkAi y w h1sHHf 81 fS's'
The steamer Zimmerman of the Toronto and Lewiston
route was destroyed By re At br DOCK Last night The
vseco1d mate and watchman were burned 10 death.
The New York herald., 1863-08-24

rHH BSn BusrM Axnos LOsua--Ths festival Of thn
Lodge vii aks place this Anssseca - yosss Wood. 1hs
festival has always bsse we'll sssdsd, ssd shoss nte.
on this OCCASION.
The New York herald., 1863-08-24
nesarn or she Yache sparkIs.

PoRrL<sD, Me-, August % 1883.
me yacht spsrtis Captain sSotsr. with Deputy Col
iecsor Byrd returned last night from cruise after The
prisoners Who escaped IRON To warren, having heard
% their capture.
The New York herald., 1863-08-24
Coffee sale.

BALrin)Rg, August %, 1853.
Cargoes Of Rio coffee, from the barks Lpwins aod
Washington (some Ave thousand three hundred bags),
sold hssc Saturday, 70 out Of the market
private terms
The New York herald., 1863-08-24
The Minnesota Republican state Con-
ventfon.

CHICAGO, ADgust zlt 1903
The Republican State Convention Of Minnesota met yes
tcrdsy. and nominated ooonel stephen A Miller ior Gov
erpor, and U. Sherwood foe Lieutenant Governor For
the other state oces the preen, ncambcns arc reaom
The New York herald., 1863-08-24
Tha Eixs.Twsnsisa.

FHiLADKLFfHA, August %, 1903.
The subscription agent reports the q Ss72 100
tweuiies saturday oy the various agencies. Bonds
are delivered 70 July q.
The New York herald., 1863-08-24
News from CALIFORNIA;.

San FRAxcEoo, August 22, 1888.
Business is generally dull. There is noInews Pablo
stentsons engrossed by local politics. which have caused
much here The regular Union Convention has
dominated for the Legislature which gives great
dissatisfaction independent opposition Union ticket
will DO brought out.
The New York herald., 1863-08-24
news FROM WASHINGTON.
'Asuscros, Angus. 20, 1867
THE FIvE.rWgSry coupnua

/ Asuscros, August 20, 1862
THE FivE.rwESrY COUPONS
inc treasury Department Is issuing tne third series
" uvet"'n'y coupons, each series being hundred
mil'ons "a amount The new bonds have additional
projections and guards agans. countereng Upon the
race OF the bonds the denomination appears In s,t de-
vice underneath tho engraving which cannot be removed
Ano oannos DC copied by photography any ohor
process aud the backs OF the coupons are 40 printed
that the coupons for ous period cannot by
alteration OF the date DO substituted for another
period without detection The bonds ara con.
sdered az even safer from Imitation than tho former
issues, and are produced at far less expense.
THE CROPS.
Isaac Newton, Commissioner OF Agriculture, In his
monthly report for August the condition ofthc crops
says she wheat crop just harvested most excellent,
both 10 amount and quality, tho corn crop promises
TO DO ful ono, although some localities in the West
wherc tne drou.h OF June extended into July IL may
nct DO 70 good The Msrsden wheat has entirely failed
70 sostain It's character in this country II is an English
variety q eat excellence thore md hence desra
bio TO tsst II bore II presupsed that the failure il
owing 10 tns difference Of climate and time OF sowing
THE coNsORIPrs AND sUnrIrUr.s
There are now At the conscrpt camp su Masons Isand
Georgetown four hundred whit. conscrp,s aud
Substitutes.
THE DRAFT IN WASHINGTON
During the draft In this District excelIsut order has
been maintained. The recruits are as nsss a. they
arrive. organized into companies and placed under
Instructions until thers shall be occasion 70 send them
TO oil up regiments in the neld large number OF tho
substitutes are old soldiers. II is estimated
thai from twelve fifteen hundred white soldcrs will DO
obtained from the draft hcys The coored cousvipts an
fast received transferred negro regiments In
process Of formation.
THE STATISTICAL CONGRESS At BERLIN.
Mr.. Rugglcs, the delegate on tho part OF this govern
mcnt to tho sasis.cai Congress Berlin eaves shs
week for his destination.
THE EMIGRATION FROM EUROPE.
Il Is also understood tho government has scloc nd
agent agents 70 60 70 Europe operate largely
augment the present tremendous volume emigratoa
hther II Is desired that the tide OF comers repro
sentng all vocatIoas, shall DO turned into the slave
States with view 10 put new people in contact with
the freedmen.
GENERAL COwDIN, or MASSACHUSETTS.
General Cowdin, OF Massachusetts,. is hsre. II
will be remembered that his nomination for Brigadsr
General defeated by the Massachusetts, senator's II
understood that tho ter have offered him an
Office of lessor dignity.
ADJUTANr GENERAL FOR HAsrERS VIRGINIA.
r. f. Foster clerk IN the Pension Once has been sp.
pointed Adjutani General Of Eastern Virginia.
ARRIVAL PROM DIXIE.
William III. Leach, master blacksmith of Trsdegar
Works in Richmond contractor on carbnos for the
rebel States arrived after Ave days journey In washing
ton, en- roate for the North
The New York herald., 1863-08-24
Protection and Atd for New England
Soldiers.
Bos on, August II, I

The State Of Massachusetts, now employs . commis.
souer TO pass over the route fom Washington to New
York daily 70 accompany New England soldiers dscharg
"a or furoughed and protect them from extoropes and
The New York herald., 1863-08-24

OmciaI Drawings or she Library Asso-
citation compan,,s Lottery q Ken.uosy. ,,r
8, 56, 20. 81. 28, 65. "a, so, 6s, 40. IS
CaAss Ns-Augus, q: pBs.
8, 80, 28, "a. 81, so, Ia, 50 10 70, 90, %, 40.
FRANCE, Kills CO. MAnagerM covfng,on. Ky.
The New York herald., 1863-08-24
CITY Intelligence.

Assault UroS POLICEMAN eleven and twelve
O'Clock last night number Of young made
upon officer HART OF the Eighth ward police, whom
inflicted several blows uon his body which II
feared, may result in great injury. A desperate en-
counter took place between tho partes when two Of the
gang. named John Mclaughlin and Patrick Coz (the
latter the Assistant Foreman Of Engine Company No. ID
arrested by officers Travcr aud Hart aud locked up
ton.
DRowsuD wmIz BArMNd. Thomas N. Earles, OF this
city. was drowned yesterday, while bathing n Newark
Bay, opposite saitersvie, n. j. Tho deceased an
exceent ~ INNER and II is supposed became exhaust
cd while attempting " roach the shore.
made TO him by his friends. and mcmbcrs Of
No A. Engine Company OF tAn city, who were present.
but without avail
The New York herald., 1863-08-24

Prizes Cashed in AL Legsiixsd Lotte.
rcs. Information given.
!. Il. CLARION CO. 10 Wall street. room No
Prizes Cashsd In All 'LegaIixed Lotto.
risa Information given JOSEPH BArEs
The New York herald., 1863-08-24
The Drafs A. rev Ysrh.

YHy roURru AND s8vUHrm DfsrRfrTs.
~. ,ncv,ing the dram oom1ssess In The above two
,s.,s,su me military and civA asthosnIs hAss ~sds