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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-05

MD Rvu WHlsKEY.- Ga hasa snd fer asle,
~ th;.Ly VI forsy bsareis O, slD~sior Virginia
Bye rroof ThisksY. ID ELAiE q CO,
my 2S--Ie.E Tn.rtesnsh xnd Cary s.rs"ts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


A D.s,xAELa FAGa II P0WHATAN
N COUNTY Eok SALE pRlVATELY--As
...v 1eqlsst Vi Ir + W 1.ak 81, f~ho Las recently
PURCHASED another fAxm.) we Ell " Ter sale PR.
va.ss9 tbs esHist isra, on which no COW rsslsss
Eb,ut forty miles from Richmoaa ard enc milo
from James river, containing about 80 acres, on
which 10 . very comfortable dwelling. With six
roclaa, and au shs usuai cut buildings; les hocss,
In good efdsr, having been bat seesntly Sullt
E6-2t JAS r TAYLOR & son, Aucsa.
fXyEXAN LAhDs rOZ SALE u 2m authorised
\ 10 ssa about 500 COO cores of land In The
Slate Of Texss, among than are several very ane
cotton plantatcna Tas ts.!s 70 thsso lands are ~
! unidentified. Psrscrs wIsEicg 70 make Investments
of money would do well 10 call
j. p ePlLNAN,
my 9l~.I0ts Oofnar OF 18Th and Main ste.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-05

~ jUSR RE0g!VSD-
Gents heriG3 ehigtE,
" Uinzs
" BseE sad Fancy Neck xisS,
" brown English Hz!k G2Gs,
Linen UarIksT2aiffst
Ladies Eua U..sarcsisg
---LSG,~-
pi.css Block S..s,
Lows geau-le 8 Z II Scsc.
Tor sste .. lsAv ssnsK.Go'S,
is s--9.' go o. haasu sieei.
The New York herald., 1863-09-05
Oar Berlin Correspondence.


TIE Crsvn Of ksrsoo-Dfamsnd Ca Diamond-7ze Royal
csr.gren at Prantfor,-Aus,rian Prenamme-cAaneeI
Of Rap,ws BSssen Apitrid and Prlsia-x,a,ro "
E,bsrdi Depliss, dc:
fn tho Mexican business the Austrian statesmen have
played their cards quite cleyerly A. ln tho Ger.
question appears, from semi o1cial statement
n the Vienna journals, that Archduke MACMILLAN has
neither accepted the positively rejected Il bat
that be waits I'll s offered him by the actual repre-
sentaiives of the Mexican nation and no, By tho nom
nees OF Marshal Forey and that be makes his comp ynz
with their wishes contingent, on gusrantees " be given
by France and confirmed by The other maritime Powers
Thus instead Of having favor conferred upon him he
bAs the appearance Of granting one and Louis Sapoeon
s be unable to found any claims 70 tse gratitude of Aas
tril upon bis elevation.
As for her surrenderipg venetia az set or against
Neroo. there oot the remote dca q thing
and s even doubtful whether abe will be persuaded 10
second the French Emperor ensrsetcay than she
has done hitherto In hts paper campaign on behalf % Po
iand especially when her attention ebgrossed with
the arars Of Germany On the whole, Napoleon has not
been particularly successful bis diplomatic
vres snubbcd ~ Russia and dupei By EDgsnd hs sees
the coveted alliance Of Austria at AZ great dls,sses 40
ever, after alternating Italy BY his ooapetng win ths
odous Tsdesch and Ia addition 10 al this be has syea
serious cause o. offence TO the United states a. monsnt
vhen they are lvN emerging from tb~ aiD19hi"& 'Daa
have tng lmpeied their external acton Fortunately
for him, tho troubles hs, likely 70 occur 10 Germany
viii srord him oppor,an,y of making 40 fsr ihs ,s
mshaps he has suffered lately for xa war should break
o.. between Austria ard Prussia be eoud eel hs a. snee
% either q them Al his own price
whatever mar b. the upsso, y The fsisissas o.
the Diet Of Princes, ns oommenosnert hS been mosi
brillisnt triumph for Austria ~ the tbirv odi syve
rsgns and FREQ elites o0npcsnx the GeFrsnit Conr1sra
ton only (besdes tbs King u rasss.l hsys asID~f
Ne lsyhation u ths Fmp@rbr francs Jsssph W ris~,
hin At Frankfort These two are Toe Eos y D~smark,
Ia hs quality Of Duks a Hostsn and L9rensslrg, Nd
the Prince o. fipp Detwolf wbs@s d0miDians are c1ns
sirshy lees than hsh A. isrss snd fcvcsy tnve TIA.
bali ~ popuious toe little state o' Rb0fc fsand. Al
ne rest have opey~d The sumponsi s.hsr n ferson ~
w prory, tie Old King of wert~nbvrx hayiag seni hs
so The Crown Prncs and tiA Dare . hsesi bdsoury,
who IN weak sals ~ beahh, bpth ~
Mid and bcdy hsyIax kuthorrei ha cocsa, tbe p,se
of Drsssn, 70 represent hnn, vbis ,hs isn1gysye n
ussse Hswburg, 4 potsttsss whs reAsns aftaen
tnyanpd sgbbtis, has sgsined bs fsaflnsss v sgse
beoreb&nt 70 snJtbnx hs Ma ssty ib- Ysnf<ror W Ars
ws. mar 0isk ~ 70 prupr~~ % ffiisy snf rtf9sdsy
ths kiufs ard pracss came scsns tsio ffrskoft aea
gfsss tk~ osh~s snd f.eeiv@i with iesa
s1lfssPsmi 40 even us E~siss q Hrsss. who 'sw
The New York herald., 1863-09-05
What Patti Gets for Singing In Ma
drid and Paris,
&C.S &c. 49,

commnniea3sM IRON Broussa, In ths Journal Dc Con.
smss ssasss that ths silk harvest has just terminal
Cd throushou the whole extent Of that province and that
the yield s the NEST abundant known thsfc, being
at least double that OF last year.
Madrid letter Says
Gsusrl Duics the Governor General Of CUBA has msde
himself many powerful enemies by bis lndefAtgAble ceal
10 suppressng the slave trade and reports current
that he will be replaced Although the General has
suspended from his functions and scnt back TO SPAN n
Havasmes the Civil Governor o Cuba DO not think thas
the Cabinet has any intention Of removing him he Gene
rail- from bis post
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SALES AT AUCTION.

$sssssSs sss5ss aSIsa4s VIII
% esocnERos Sw wooD. Aue,lenser. win sell a. public
Tuesday Sept 1873 SS asD VILLA fISPs 81 me premises
At Caremont Bergen Heights N j. distant only miles
Railroad sns aresa nj:
ssS :%i: , each fare Ave
Their location Is he mos. beautiful Of all Bergen Heigh,
& Tew Of The New York bay city
Staten island and Of the Newark bay and city city, and he sur.
Per suction fee q ss each ls
ss e remain on bond and
S aeey Or g ss
iioncers. IS Montgomery street. Jersey City. : : :"
Immediately sisr the sPeve sale the elegant vns and
Al public auction. Terms as above.
7 DRAP ER, .AUcTToNRER-BY SIMEON DRAPER
Sns q ssd
Exchsnge place EIec9ors sale OF valuable Stocks by
Ssss: s:s
S::: e as:ri: s::S:s E:::s
Il
eaisr: y which viii HfS q Is. es.iosas q Ss &
r COLE, AUcTIONIRE,-wA00Hs CARTS, 4c-To
:sd or sss:"S:. h. a u
H sS. wsseas suss s and aoor:
M DOUGHTY. AUCTIoEEER.-HQUsEHO rrR.
ms nure. Carpeta Yier 0aesos -On Saturday 6eptem.
Ulf CLOCK At the auction rooms ~ Nassan street
consisting OF rosewood walnut aud mahogany Parlor Suits
brocate and hAircoh rosewood. oak ma
hogany and walnut Chamber Suits with without marble
tops; walnut mahogany Library Bookcases mahogany
upholstered Chairs and Rockers Sofa and soa ssdsteads
lounges de- Dining Tables. Dining Boom CnaIrs, Gas
Chandeliers Bracke Painting Engravinss and 0lass.
Also At Y O'Clock one superior rosewood Phnofore, BY
O good maker; Bagateiie Table.
Also at private sale and Fixtures OF Grocery
Store In good location Rent cheap Inquire Of the suc
uoneer.
The New York herald., 1863-09-05
AMUsEMENTs.

ra THOUSANDS
caring NE pa'' shfst HiGHfLy nsffs naYs 4Esr1y,rn
SUPERIOR ExCELLEBCE AND PERFECTION
REMARKABLE SPECTRAL PHENOMENON,
produced at This elegant and popular establishment
-'-'''"'''' : GREATEST TRIUMPH
SCIENCE AND ART
s'e' p'eessssS cRo%Ds &c So AWAY EVERY EVENING
unable 70 'sfis s sses SliHsi. APpAaross
In Mr. Watkins rcTa1isc TRTH ~ Sia{i Fur LAST
Mn II. WATKINS - ..s. HoRoRA pAuLB
IVY Unde. ne direction Of NJ Humphrey Bland:
Treasurer Mr. W. M0ore Lssaer Mr. Aoienhssss
rHR GREET .A1ERicxN ACTRESS.
uEPARSIIEIED uEPARSSI LIZ iisis'i 'isSu1cScEss,
and Ar'' week Soas & an 'nEsS sEousHAS Sfr R.AT
founded on NJ. sysddSg RiSsr sgcRsrn
written n H doSR sSS Rs:'d as
Iswh'sh VIII Re prSSfHSSSssa4 SHSs4 h srssST ssIsS5s'ed
APpARITIoss
'.n' play % "lsPi:e sPsc4sst i4s:f 1ILusross.
'fGf1sTys sRssSsis 4 ri s2sssTs iss sSsssTes0a NM
win b performed 6fh time In THIS city, an On.
trelE c%w psy sn1,1iI pSs%a in four p sss as,s By
Entitled rHs 'S assTERY fkRYeaAH 81 AbbI2Y bsSY COURT
And founded upon Miss Braddons popular novel Of
(WHICH is An 1GNESsE r. sHcccEssl
LADY AuDLEf.. f......."............MRs. z: J: BOWERS
ESpe kopers Mt ,,rn Sarres
Alicia ASdiey. Mrs Il; Bland
The Scenery by Mr. W. wailaci and as.stana '''''.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
INSPECTORS DEPARrNENr. AUGUST

Il
Sosro the Spas5snss ,ss savSs
Of e: ss ,a n ss e ss .ss
s 81. %. s @ n sas
81:
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ssssRs' him 'ss ,S Sf
CiIY IssrEcioRs DE,.Rrs.sr,
Horcr-7hs underssned finding that labor ure and
. assssn ~ s o. he
streets from the depo, or garbage boIes and eseyns e
70 aid The underssnsd n Ss ekor, 70 Keep
sood and sisany condition. presents Tor your
'Ae's REGULATIONS
s.ss % u * s ss1 o sf S q s
not e place any s.Ss. garbage or refuse matter say
10 front OF your premises or upon the Sidewalk until SAID
Car: through The street: Of ,h, ward srsy day
Sundays excepted 70 collect aud remove all ashes garbage
Ac., from the streets
aSose ssoad Se made % hs City is.ese,r 81. once 30
@ss q ssaary
OryIcE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER, 80 a7
vsSps T e @ q he vss ana wh
ss ns%e .n % hs sas. ~Isa ss19n T - o
70. nasgn four feet vide IN second from Forty
.for s.ssns aud reaarsins Eighth avenue, from Ffy
T.sa.as and fsdss sa .,.ns curb and sa!,sra
For curh gutter aud 1sg anf fence In Eshnrst street
between Second and Third avenues.
For curb gutter and nAx Fifty eighth street, between
Second and Thd avenues.
Por curb gutier and ras Forty and Foryes,h
streets between Third avenue and Esst river
For harrng IN Manhattan street. between Nlnh avenue
and Hudson
curb gutter and aas avenue A, from itih 70 i21d
streets.
70 Lexington avenue.
for curb gutter and Gag 10 second avenue. from srsy
Por curb gutter sni Gag FIRST from iith 70 l,sh
Por regulating and grazing and curb. gutter and dag
l2sth street, from Third avenue 10 Eighth svepue
FOR curb gutter and tag Leonard aud CAuch streets,
For Tagging isoh street. from Tenth avenue % Hudson
ror regulating ana grading seveaeh street. from Broad
Nor firs Tsesrsph from Fioynrs, street bell tower 70
NY hs ~ proposss together with thcsp~chs~iions
and agreements can te Obtained ~ ~. ONCE Dsa s'rect
Department New YORK Aleus - l-oS ..--.--..---
CHAs q CORNELL, street Comnimonfr.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IL THE POPULAR PrBLrcATfoSs or THE DAY. =
n Marriage 0uide 90 cents; Penas be.uiles % eenn
Ma,rwouy its mcs socai and psysoa noos
Of intense nluxi rated pronssy wsh cbAte
drawings, colors aI el 20 when mailed ~ isster
N. B.-send s.anp lsr tessriptye clrc.sr.
MATRIMoSY MADE EASY. WITH INSTRUCTIONS
AVA Tor courn2 Ia order 10 win the affections OF The 0ppo.
site book OF Intense Interest 10 both married and
single Beautifully illustrated l69 PAGE s~nt psrpait On
receipt OF 50cents- gE0Rug PECK Co...
FB-Books Cards. Prints. stsreoscopic Views, Ae Cat
sierssn sent 90 receipt Of stamp.
DEAD MARK AND LnARy-THE CONTENTS or
III thai InvauAbs work the Iiiuarsled Marriage Guide
Aad Medical Adviser BY William Nail. N. D. 40 pages
rnaaef escrywhere In scaled eavAop~ on rece pt o IS
oenis currency or s,amps Address No So wbin street,
NY
nyHE HEPTANEROK-uY MAE0AnRr, QUEEN or
Navarro, fnb- translated from . esaulpe cory Of thH
original worn fhs % tn richest treat u y found X
" psr.s ese,h ps -i'h twelve pictorial llssps, Tor
= y q BLANCHARD. Psslssey % Axa sresi
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aithfu wives who waiting anxiously 10 be divorced
from the mates and Of loving husbands who seek 10 DO
eased of their wives Foremost the list s said 70 DO
the accomplished spouse Of that diplomatic baronet 70
whom referred N my last The gentleman you remem-
ber made Washington too hot 70 hold him few years
ago ov hs enlistment intrgues during tho Crimean war
and the lady famous vocalist. There has been
Dothmg naughty on either side but children have
blessed their COT and the broad ground OF marital In
competency the lady boldly demands dissolution OF the
marriage There said, however 70 be favored swain
In the back ground who waiting 70 put on tho conuga
yoke when shall have been removed from the feeble
shoulders Of the poor barouet.
J send you by this post somc diplomatic corrcspcn
dence between your government and the English In re-
ference TO New York and Bahama Whether you will
think Of any value not cannot tell; but assure
you have had a sore hunt for Il. BY this same cor
r6spondonce, and us publication, there hangs a tale
which, think will Amuse your readers whilst enghtsn.
Ing them az to tho cheap way In which the English gov
ernment subsidies tho press. summary and review
ng though had not been issued at the last hour yes
teTday
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QUA RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
,.,..S...Se. Wfsn T.sae Bstwssn New
ro,k swd the msh-@ss.

thN hcNAo~ lst.ff "A a. ~ r.
49,. - sa,it 49, sft'sf9.y tafsftstnr saf
, gts.t 's,fas~ ~iisff taEsf 80 fte f'st'e'rs - "
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AMUsEAIEnTs.

~ Lessee sha zfsissi PHGipED lalyMPH v "A'@'''
roH H fHs sEG6sb IKE IN new sKPT TTox,
rARcrssE OR hs Ths Ln se 81 Sis%i P e
esd upon pom The ,Ssons q Sss
&c Jesai.s treating ssss noSiemsn free
ONE o. Pie CENSUS or THE FRENCH RsvoLu
The great Anglo 6asiHE asFnaa 4. .'YssisDx 'YsassDxAsx.
WIN again appear in his Ess6fssS sIsfs ;hssissr Of
sE% ESs ggGEssAAS g{sg TIASe produced win
AND MOST rowsi1GE hHx 4esa9,snn.srs' oas9 r.
sSR pSz,s qSSssS Sh
soSD4E xbNiH EHFsfSSi ss5Siss4 ssR's%SsIS
FOR rhE FIRST T,EE a,sEiEEITE IEis sEAsos. 40
Beat. secured ahass Il e 81 bG{s Il ADVANCE
New 'Gzsss szssE5zH gsFsEs5 sIs5! gss. SEPT ,ss.
GHOST, GHOST,
N an Old and fA'Srl;s Siek af5Pa 81 1aE q WOODS.
vili for the nrst time years. and by ssprs
NATHAN SLAUGHTER.
'' Mr. =. EDDY.
SEVEN CHARACTERS
LOONRY McroULTER
Il the IYsh HaymAker
The popular young actor, e4 II
Mr. g. g. BONlFACB
- . favorite character.
n following
+ TIE aAssiSfs sEiSii 9S 81 WosoDsAsE, TFs DxsA4sEEEns'
I. MURDER OF THE INNOCENT6s
Ind many thrilling and startling -
SUPERNATURAL EEFFCTS. H
POUR GREAT PIECES.
IRISH HAYNAKBR,
wILFuL MURDER
MONDAY,
.w8 A STARTLING NOVELTY
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

RARNux's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Just engaged at enormous expense
INDIANS AND SQUAWS
Al nne specimens Of their tribes They exhibition
KvBRY DAY. from o'clock A. NJ till l2x p. NJ, and from
AZ Till and from I'LL ION r. NJ. and will give a intervals
various Songs Dances and other Of the
''I'sia DURING TEA EACH 0' DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
U The LECTURE Room they win also appear and give great
WAR DANCES AND sONGg
SCALP DANCE, CORN DANCE,
PIPE DANCE, HUNTING DANCE.
MOCCASIN GAME &c.. &C.,
BEAUTIFUL C0LORED FISH
from the tropical just obtained great expense,
ARTIFiCIA PONDS OR OCEANS
THE GREAT DRAGON OF THE EAST.
the largest OF the serpent tribe ever
ON THE NORTH AMERICAN CONTINENT
THE SUMNER DRAMATIC COMPANY,
under the direction Of that popular and talented actor,
G. W. CLARKE,
composed Of the most talented artists In the city
Mr. NJ LEvICK, Mrs- J. J. PRIOR, &C.,
.prpun,n M An. ryI WhG pHRg Appeal En IN n .Ncpc
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
- VERY AMUSING COMEDY,
WIFE FOR HALF AN HOUR,
LAUGHABLE FARCE,
u ONLY A PENNY.
Nile LOUISE
Making the best dramatic be found In the
city, and all for % cents Children under ten. 10 centA
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

. Mechanics Hail. l72 Broadway.
Monday, August 81 and every night during the week.
BRYANT6' NINs1RELS
IN the following brilliant and varied programme
CHAfLENGE DANCE, BLACKskIIHa JUBILEE.
Hollin Howard In his great NORNA
DEAF AZ A POST.
Hank Nudge Nese seymour Deaf Boy: Dan Bryant
y Dsys Reed. Nelse Seymour. Lttle Mac, Dan Emmett,
Oaraaa9ui Gettinss Mullen. Hilton; Howard
As and Dan cAk s sfSD fi 81 Eo% Gene
Doom opcn e Z; curtain q Tickets 8 cantA
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

| ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
Our London, Paris and Berlin
Correspondence.
The RUSsO-AMERICAA ALLIANCE
Alarm Of England, France and
Austria.
vy,.r.,.v>o~.o.,r~,.oo.
Interference with the Trade Between
New York and tho Bahamas.
The Remonstrance Of the Brit
ish Government.
-~~~>~.->~~c>oo~>~~~~~o
AUSTRIAN POLICY IN MEXICO.
Archduke Maximilian's Friends
and Enemies.
The Archbishop sf Mckee, Napoleon
and Eugenie Discuss the Atti-
tude Of the United States.
~~~o~~N~~~>~~~~>>~~~~
The Count de MonthOlon Appointed
French Minister to Mexico.
~oUo<O~~~~OD>>o~<O~~~~
Threatened Rupture Between
Austria and Prussia.
.~,~~~>S>.0>~-~~~~.0
THE GERMAN CONGRE IS.
~~>o~SO~>~~~~~~>oo><~~-
The Actor BOucicault's Bank.
ruptcy.
~So~~c,.~c>-r~~~>~>co~~~~~
What Patti Gets for Singing In Ma
drid and Paris,
Acs &c., 49,
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sf1.r O. "a wst q " s~si~s 0hSA besssf y " a.
tst kyf.s H. Cpafsssssts t,gts ~ sh.h - $50 shh
...e.ss ~ a. ~tasyst lea sees vtss ttsfs sfT@srs
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ths ta~N@nsan ~ t&e stTist tSse~eefss ~vs
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

On the 18th Gen. Forey presented to the
officers document to sign, declaring that the,
would not mix in the politics of the nation
and will become neutral during the present war
that they will not leave the limits assigned by
the French General-in-chief that they will not
communicate with any one without his consent.
The officers received this wit cries of g Long
live Mexico death to Napoleon I'LL, death to the
traitors" and then signed protest that they
were not allowed to sign the above by the laws
of their country, or by military honor.
President Juarez has Issued a proclamation
announcing great disaster in the surrender of
Pnebla, and stating that the capitol will not
only be defended to the last extremity, but all
the places be defended with vigor, that the ma
ton will wage war without ceasing, and under
sacrifices, against the odous army which is
profaning its soil. s.....t.. s... ....
Gold opened in New York to-day at Al IA
premium. l.....
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A bottle containing 90 pills. and encirced with the
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| or $l,00 and postage stamps.
sold by all Druggists. aov23lymwGd
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
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Price 25 cts per box. For sale hv al Orugoista
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

tacbed wire to it, so that it might suddenly
be removed by some one concealed In the
woods, just as the train was approaching,
They succeeded in working their plans with
great success. The rail was removed and
thereby the cars were thrown from the track
and the train suddenly brought Ito stand
They then opened with their artillery upon
the train, throwing shells and grape and can
mister, perforating the train and disabling the
engine. All the trains through here are care
fully guarded, and Lieut.. Hartshorn and 30
men fsom our 18th regiment were upon this
train, but the unexpected peril IN which they
were placed seemed to disconcert the officer
in command, and he and his men hastily re-
treated leaving the train to the mercy of the
attacking party, who Immediately fired 1t and
hurried away, well knowing that the alarm
would soon bring our forces IN this section to
the scene of action. Our cavalry heard the
firing aud wero soon on the trail Of the re-
treating foe. They were finally overtaken.
The rebels, finding themselves hard pressed,
had taken their position Oh a rise of land
which could be approached only by narrow
cut that would admit only three horSemen
abreast, and this was swept by their twelve
FOUNDER. The 5th New York had made two
unsuccessful charges in attempting to take the
gun, when detachment of the 1st Vermont
coming up, pitched in with the enthusiasm OIL
the Old Green Mountain Boys and took the
piece. Sergt. Corey of Go. H, fell in the
charge pierced with five pistol shots and one
grape. His brother, Of the same company
was also wounded in the arm. The rebels re-
ceived some loss by way of killed, wounded
and prisoners. Among those supposed to bt
mortaIly wounded was one Capt Haskins al
English officer, who had recently come to the
aid Of the rebels, and had in his memorandum
a recommend from the infamous Yancey The
Vermont cavalry took their captured piece O
artillery past our camp last Sabbath, on thei
way to make their report at headquarters
In the attack made upon the tram no one wa
injured except what was inflicted by the sud
den stopping of the train. The most seriou
injury was received by a newsboy, who ha'
his leg broken in being thrown from the cars
The wreck of the train has been removed from
the track, and the trains are now running owe
this road as usual
The health of the regiment remains remark
ably good. The warm weather, and the ex
element of labor, apparently have favor
able influence, upon the sanitary condition Q
the regiment. IF our men can only hav
enough to do they will hardly mind their dis
appointment of not being earlier discharge
from service, and will hardly complain c
this lengthening of the time of service if the
are only sure that they are doing good for tn
country by the sacrifices they make. W.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

SrAra FIsAscEs The Stale Treasurer on
his recent visit IA " Washington, effected settle
government, 10 theSamount Of $332,OO0., Out
of this sum was deducted the direct tax against
the State Of $i79 900, leaving . balance in the
Treasurer's hands Of 1888 O00 About 500,
900 Of the State claim is suspended, and some
action Of Congress will probably be rsquirI
cd before settlement can DO made.-RuAand
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