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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

1t vii be noticed ~ our New-Orleans news
which is TO the lst inst. tina, the advance OF The
overland Texas expedition had reached point
- miles beyond Bfashear City. without meet
ing with ans opposing Rebel force. The report,
therefore. Jy way Of Memphis and Chicago
that Gen Franklin bad been repulscd NJ
Brashear City, and that Gen. Ords Corps had
come up in time 10 defeat the Rebels must be
entirely erroneous. The slow advance OF the
expedition had been caused By distractions IN
tie Bayou Tcche. These had all been removed.
and the Bayou was rendered nayigable for
steamboats, % New-lbcTin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
G. GENERAL NEWS.

The banquet to be given by the Common
Council 20 the officers of the Russian feet VIII take
place week from next Monday at the Astor House
| In the meantime number Of prominent merchants
BANKERS and lawyers have invited Admiral LcssonSky
and the Russian Minister To apryate entertainment NJ
the Astor House on Monday next. ball is also to be
given the guests and they have been invited TO visit
the Charitable and Correctional institutions
The President has completed his reply TO the
Missouri Kansas Delegation and il will be handed 10
the Chairman to.day II is thought that Kansas VIII be
constituted A separate military department but that
Gem Schoted viii not be removed. The reforms asked
for however may be ordered. The protection Of the
Government, in The election for Judges in Missouri in
November will be guaranteed. and the Delegates are
, sangunc Of success.
| Mr. Jacob Worth was last night nominated
fo Assembly by She Republicans Of the With Assem-
bly, District uf Kings County. and Joseph Il. Thomas
:or the With District; The let District me; and ad.
iourncd I'll the lalh inst; tie I'D also ournCd with
ont making a nomination; and the lid aftcr casting
five votes each for IL i Bradshaw and Alex. Camp
bell adjourned till next "Wednesday evening.
A number Of mysterious robbcries have taken
place on the Hudson River road within the past few
gifts IL each instance the victims robbed of
AIlt.li> i'.stt "l' "NA'f'' '' WIN NV
ing out the matter
The rcpor, that there are $4,000 exchanged
Union prisoners ut City Point awaiting transportation
to Washington is denied. Their are no exchanges Of
consequence going OF ai present
Gen. Sicel met with an impromptu ovation
Of much spirit ai Pi,isbuFs On Thursday night lie
made a stirring patriotic speech. and was followed by
other speakers.
Committees have been appointed by the C'y
Government Of Boston TO mike the Arrangements Tor
the reception oi the Russian Admiral and Fleet.
The Hartford Press of Friday afternoon states
the rcsu!, Of the Connecticut town elections as FAR IS
heard -uiu TO be Union 10. Copperhead. q.
The Coopers of WILLIAMSBURG are on strike,
demanding o. % per day.
The Gold market was much excited, and the i'c
adv need TO IL. closing I.7s with quite srse business.
For Governments there s. continued good demand a. il
prices Gold bearing Certificates soi At r.ai0!i and Cur
rency :, tGe. Border stale s'ocs. steady Money 10
quoted a Ca A. oen. broker The slb Treasurer VII
make no call zion The haak, tli. we,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

ST. LOUIS Friday, Oct. 2. 1868
Information has been received at licadquaF-
ters In this city Of Coffee and Shelby raid into Central
Missouri FROM Warsaw. They moved north enst VIII
tine suspected design Of striking the Pacific Railroad ~
arnie Bridge burning that structure and destroying
the road Gen. Grown. commanding the Contra! D'-
,rict was At Clinton Henry County yesterday m rnr-
sui, of the Rebels. A force was also moving up nom
Springfield and another from Lebanon which VIII press
the enemy so closely that they can hardly do much ms
chief Sen Totten left here ao night for Jefferson
City to take command oi portion OF the force Intended
70 meet the Rebels.
GOV Yates Of Illinois has appointed the last Thursday
in November next A. n Dsy OF Thanksgiving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
'Tbc Eu--inn Reception at Rosion-Th'
Inic DR.. Harvard Robbery.
EOsTON. trilny. Oot. ?. II


4 Committee of both branches Of the City
Government has been appointed to arrange tie rccep-
ton Of the Russian Admiral and Beet.
The Board Of Aldermen last evening adopted re'ou-
,ous Of respect Tor the memory Of The late Dr. George
HAYWARD who was a member Of the Board II Consult
ing Physicians.
Peter Smith, while transaoting business at TIE United
States Trensurors Office robbed by some ldio.t
thief Of nearly $4,000 tn bills coupons. and chccss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
T RIPPLE S FL E e Il
Union Meetings.

Tho Union State Committee has made tn
following appointments Of meetings to DO held ne'
week; o.,o
E Ssss.sT F"IIThS Hon wooDMAN of EO.to
MoSTIcELLo-The Hon; c. ~ pr FEW.
NrwsaS-The Hon. GEO. W. SMITH;
T1Gsix-The Hon. ORION ARCHER
c,~,kur- Gen Gen Be, BENJ' + BRVSE,
TUESDAY, Oct r.
1.-THE Hon TliOS. JONES, jr.
GOSHEN n. J. firHlAN.
NIpDLsrowN-The Hon. BUTLER @. NOBLE.
CoRSISG-Tbe Hon CHAUNCEY NJ. DE PEW.
ELsIRA-Gtn. BUSTED
kISGsroN-The Hon :. II. HAMMOND.
FuIroS-The Hon. ORNON ARCHER
LEwIsToN-The Hon. C. &. WOODMAN.
GLKNSs FALLs-Thc Hon. LORENZO SllERN d.
NV ''' WEbYESDAY. Oct. H.
PLArrsDuRsH- Cen. Z. +. BRUCE
BarH-Gel. BUSrEED
LocxPoKT-Thc Hon. {. c. WOOpMAN.
WmIrsHALL-rhe Hon. LORENZO SHERWOOD.
WAvxaLY-Ex. Gov NOBLE. -.
DAHsyILLs-fhe Hon. CHAuNCEH NJ DE PEW.
ELLxsvILLF-Ihe hon. : Ii. hammond.
B .sSseqbc Hon SkS 4 y Archer.
Drrour- Nm y@s h ". f HoRrH iHiff'' j.
MoyrsonyRY-Co THOMAS H. GIBBS in afternoon
NI~wBURGH-CoL THOMAS Il. GIBBS, il evening
GLoyKRsyILLE-The hon NJ. HAHN
THURSDAY, Oct Is
ALsIoS--Thc Hon. CHAUNCtl u. DE FEW.
IiEpiNA-The Hon. GEORGE ". SMli
Hon.rmn.p. T3c Il Non x TRqNAs JONES j.
MAIoxE-Gcnerel COCnRNNE.
PorsDAs-Ceneral BRUCE.
WARSAW --GeucIal blSIEED. - -s.
TlcoNprRoeA-1h, Hon. LORENZO SlIERW GOD.
MXxlcO-Thc Hon ORNOS ARCHER
NKwAxx NALLEY--l.AOoS. NObLL.
EySssEo-rhe Hon Z. {. WOODMAN.
HUpsoS-Col TlOS. II. GIBBS.
FORT PLAIS-Th, Hon. HAHN.
FRIDAY. Oct. 70.
(GeE. BI STEl.D
"uffAi"- The Hon. d. :. DICKINSON.
WArgKrowS-Geu. BRt CT.
lTHsCA--h1Goy. NOBLE. - - .
IocKPoRT-The Hoa. CHAUNCEY NJ. DE PEW.
Esskx--The lion. LORENZO SHERWOOD
Nh MoKRis-Ihc Hon. c; C. Woo0pHAN-
.,,.o. Tie Hon IHOs. JONtS' u
ADDISON }WM. W. NORTHRUr.
PuI,sxr-Tlc Hon. ORNON ARCHER
1.-The Hon HENRY WILSON or Mass
Ns"-Aohx-{ The Hon HENRY J. RAYMOND.
NRwBuIGR-The Hon. ;. H. HAMMOND.
CAT.KrLi-COi TIOS IT, GIBBS.
SATURDAY Oct. l..
t-rfc.-rhe Hon. HENRY WILSON Of Mas.
,, IGen. BUSTED.
hochhTh@- The Hon. GEO. W. SMITH.
CxPoRp-Es Gov. NOBLE. . ,
SUsPYSsiOS BRIpGB-Thc Hon. CHA NtFf NJ W ff.N
EONy-Gen. y. i. BRUCE. -
CossrAyIIA-The Hon. ORNON ARCHER.
lIoRsyIIsvrrr-Ih. Hen. TUOS. JONES, IT,
roRr lFRvIs-lhe Hon. :. H. y iMMOND
PAfxYRA-Tne Hon {. {. WOODMAN.
krYsyl1Ly-1hp Hon. LORENZO SHERWOOD
SCuRSEcTApY--CoL THOMAS : GIBBS.
Additional appointments wi soon b. announced Tor nei
wees and also the appointments FOR the week following
Aos these vii b several distinguished speakers from oh'
S.a Local Committees requested 20 make oil necesa'
,-.,n.-fnent. ISAAC FULLER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
MYSTERIOUS RopBgRlrs on rrlElIupsoy RIVER

RAnnoAp--A number Of robbcrics have been commit
ted the Hudson River Railroad within Tie past ie"
days. which have far baled tho efforts OF the police
to discover the perpetrators. Mr. Landon. m'hs >"
Mcndcn Monroe County \. Y. Was rooo'" :"
Wednesday evening last lie len this ell! III ''' 'V'
p. m. irsin. As the train was alproa'hns '"'"
he was seized by two ruilions who dr"ss'u NV" "
plaiior of the cnr and hurled him mo wv 'F''
Duy,el Creek lie managed TO cr'wl our "''' ",n,
ycstig CATION found that no had been rop''u " Wv,
MIR. r. B Crassom. doing business al NO " "'''''
street. was also robbed. lie left sing ''us = W
on Thursday and on his arriv" q, Thirty mrs, street
,,d ,h., h. had besu robbed Of sl.OD IN cash and
~, .n,.,nn, IN hands. Another gentleman whc loft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

There seems 10 be much anxiety on the part
of one or two journals who, like Gov. Seymour,
two month. ago. counted the rioters as among
their friends" to know what has become
O. nat distinguished leader, Andrews, who
went from the bed Of bis black miriress to lead
the mob in the murder OF negroes. Their so
licitude is natural, for, falling 10 find him at
Fort LAFAYETTE in answer, doubtless, to their
anxious inquiries, they fear be may have come
to further grief They evidently do not Ike
that be should be beyond their reach. There II
mo- knowing what revelations cowardice and con
science may lead q criminal to make in the soli-
tudc Of his prison, and hi, friends may well be
anxious 10 have him still within reach of theft
supporting influence. But We can assure our
contemporaries That their unhappy ally is in a
very safe place and We trust they viii continue
70 urge the Government 10 get all on, Of him
they can. Tic charge that be was sent here by
the Government to gct up riot-though what
the Government was 10 gam thereby the charg,
fails 10 show-eill be- amusing reading. by aud
hv. when The truth j. known. Did the Govern
mcni also direct him to apply 10 Gov. Seymour
fpr advice as 10 the course he should pursue
II NJ. Oakley Hall Think that the trial of the
man would benefit bis party, why does BE- not
bring him into Court He knows, or can know
Tor tho asking. where Andrews Is, and have
him MP. Ai a days notice. whenever he plcascs,
Tor examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
From san Francisco.
SAN fAScIsco. Thursday,

Two steamboat loads of passengers started
ON Tuesday from this city To witness prize fight in
Solnno County between two pugilsts named Dwycr
and Walker. tn. fight commenced on TUESDAY night.
After seventeen rounds II was adjourned account of
the darkness.
IL was resumed Wednesday morning and continued
three hours and twenty minutes making In all forty .onc
rounds In four hours fighting. Dryer was declared
victor. Walker was withdrawn by lin seconds much
against his will Walker was entirely blind The
fighting was declared good by all parties.
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oRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER SHEET

money. The right to do it cannot be denied
without denying the right to rescue the country
from civil war and preserve the Republic from
destruction.
such is a brief outline Of the argument on
which the decisions of Judges Wright AMI
Emott proceed. II is ably considered by cacl
ui those Judges; the whole question is amply IL
'ustya 3D. and the authority Of Congress w-
ali.vcrably yindicaicd. The dissenting opinion
% Judge DEMO MAJ be dilmisscd with the
remark that il does rot recognize
thc existence of the Rebellion A. in
any way connected with the case.
He expressly ailirms that he has considered the
question % if II involved no consequences but
The payment or non-paymcnt OF Il certain sum
of money ~ the case before hin. The condition
or The country, the fagrancy Of the Rebellion.
the pill OF the Republic, are nothing to him.
nor I'm hi. view IL il worth while 10 consider how
the supremacy of the Government may be main
tanned. and the life Of the nation be preserved.
His laborious argument does not meet the
points which his associates have 80 iorcihly
stated because he does not seem to
have apnrecisied either their bearing on the
case or their immeasurable Importance to the
country. If anybody deems it worth while to
lock for answers to an argument urged in such
a .piri, he'wil find them in the decisions ~ the
majority Of the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

RAyyARD's ORrsOy-A acknowledgement
impression Of iLs picture has been completed by SasonY
M.,o. & Knapp which presents an interesting spec
mon Of o.lcoor printing. II IL a very successful coD
Of the original is sold as We Informed at one sikh
o; tie usga cost and deserves the attention Of The Tor
ers II t on account OF the excellence Of is eIecus
as well rs its extraordinarily low price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

We publish this morning supplementary
sheet to work oil the mas, 81 literary and other
matter accrmulaliug in The course of the wc'k,
and which the press Of advertisements render. 1t
impossible for u to Use from day 10 day. Tie
shce, is filed with news from abroad and from
different sections of the country. with notices Of
books. opinions OF Judge on The Legal-Iender
question, letters, reports, and a variety Of other
matter entertaining and instructive, enough 10
till a good-..zcd volume.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

The Hon. GTOnGE VI. DALLAS, who has been
Democratic Vice President. a Democratic
United States Senator. aud Foreign Minister
under Democratic Administration, viii vote
tho Union ticke next week in Pennsylvania.
Has Mr. Dallas abandoned the principles which
be- has maintained for 20 many years, aud in ~
many distinguished poition-' Or does he de-
hbcratcly. with a perfect understanding Of what
De Be- about. choose 10 lend bis influential sup
port 10 the party which be- knows is carrying
oui The essential principles II Democracy 80
al-o the Hon. VIM. VI. llci ter Of Bcrhs, Sccro-
inry II State under Gov. ckcr-Dcmocmtic-
gives his support io the Union party Of Penn
.ylyauit. These gcntlomen. like Gen. Cas-.
NJ. Dickinson. Gen. Cochrano. james T.
Brady. and many other, of the di.iin-
gui-h,d Leaders of the old Democratic party
abandon an organization Ia which they
can no longer adhere and be- true 10 their
county. Let other Who have followed them
a'orctime learn wisdom from them now and
take courage from their example. All real
Democrat. Mil stand hy their country and pre-
serve thc Democratic Government which South
go. traitor, and their Northern allies are .try.
ING 10 rnhvcri. and leave the rump of he party
which a--unc- a name {" which il has uo right
10 20 to H. own place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
ALUAMBRA CIRCUS. "A number of

ALHAMBRA CIRoUs.-A number of gentlemen
have had on elegant gold medal manuflctureiby Bal
Black Co.. for presentation to Hieolo. tho brilliant
young gymnast of the AlhaInbrn The prcsen'ai-s
viii take place this evening and he medal viii be OF
exhibition at Ball Black Co.'S al day. Nicclo goa
to Havana or Tuesday. and will no, appear a, ia,
Alhafnbra after tbs evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

SALE or PArsTINGs.-A large collection Of
Dusseldorf French. and Belgian paintings was sod
auction on Thursday night by Iycs Co a, the Der,
Gallery. Leu,zes Departure Of Columbus b,ough
81 $50 aud Pockors Hcapcrs Return Home - 10
" Ilusi She Sleeps" brought s975 and prcyers Fras
and Vine was knocked down to Wai. H. Webb "a
1890 Tie sale aettcd sljJ.. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

an occasional firing from the Rebel forts Gen. g. has
his preparations nearly complete and it believed that
active operations will soor be resumed. The Navy was
still inactive.
The Memphis-Ahanta APpoal puts the climax
to its jublation over Braggs great victory by cxclan'
ing" Now Eallandigham will be elected 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

"Doyr USCHAIy THE TIGER WHIT
SLAVES. and Other pointed ard timely addresses
uork!ngmcn. BIZ / Democratic Workingman.' Wind
have been posted al over New-York and other placs
aud have attracted good deal Of attention are pFiDr
/. a tract by Sinclair Iouscy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

Judge CONNOLLY +. TRIGG, who made the
last Union speech made by any one in East
Tennessee before it passed completely under
Rebel rule, and who was the Union candidate
for Governor Of that State in August. 1861, but
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
Gomrfo( Apuruls,

ALBAsi friday. OCT !" IstJ.
In the Court OF Appeals, Oct. ., lo5j.--Day
Calendar for SATURDAY. Oct 10. 1903: No. j. If the
special Calendar and Nos. 1872 81 H. i's, i'J, 100.
IL n. md l-D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

II ~ Port ROYAL AND CHARLEsToN II ne
United Satcs steam transport cuIiew. Capt Pe'ish
from Port Royal Oct 4 with the ironclod Wcefav Ken
IN for Charleston arrived here last evening SHE
left Port Royal the sloopsofwar Vermont ana John
Adams; gunboats Flag. WiSsahickon' N"h"'Sa aD'
south Carolina ironclads Paarsco anl ia."ac steam
transports Thames. Thorne, Prcmetheua Thy ano ar
Haven also LARGE feet Of barks brgs, ard schooners
The Curew sailed from Charleston tho 9Th 81 g. m
She brings mail from there and fourteen discharged
soldiers No news Gen. Gilmore was still hard at
work. The nav! was doing nothing.
On the 1t, inst. of Cape Fear. passed tie steamship
Arago hence l.r Port Royal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
The National Horse Pnir.

PROVIDENCE, Friday. Oct ?. l-oJ
The National Horse Fair to-day was largely
attended 10 morrow the match for sl.tcO occurs
several celebrated horses are entered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
The Latest fror,, CNnr'cs1or.

The following dispatch was received by the
Ciiraw
CHARLESTON IARBoH. Monday. Oct. g. 1863.
An il quiet except occasional firing from tie Rebel
forts Gen Gillmore's preparations are nearly com
nrtc and IL Is believed that active operations viii soon
he resumed. The steamers tahkeo and Commodore
Du Pont arrived yesterday from Fortress Monn".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
The Five-'rWeutifs.
PHILADELPHIA. Erida,

PnIIADELPnIA Friday. Oct. o 1863.
Tho subscription agent reports tho sale Of
g. 775, 'O5 fyetwentes to-day. Deliveries Of bonds
made " the 9th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

this city on Thursday evening i, ths sl2 train 4,
Workers, wa robbed Of $1,000 before reachins th4s
Mace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

Total. ..... AZ, 40 Total ~, 800
Curtins probable majority. $4,000.
We hope to see it exceed 10000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

DID you SAY the great Russian was ~
KSoxsi" 40. b., .ait there ,H'h on ksoI o he
saut tall bats. have doubt however b.. hs f'o s
we're IA. ding the has The Russian officer, 60, IN iIr-
ss' while .,llns The ladies' the Inc Of the prce''iN
ths. gentlemen vii be Obliged get oHe, isoS kSa
before they save city. lthey be suited NyNhrre ''
cln b. 90 So. ~ Broa1wsy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
Dnsiress Notices.
4 NEW perfume FOR THE HASDREGcMsf

Mo-, gxsul.,e Delicate and Frssrant Pefnue Ds,i~
r., a.. r.- ,.i Re.utui Flower from which II "a q
name PHALus Son. ST. hichoAs Hold
sol by dr..-sl.f. generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

The Union State Committee has made the
following appointments Of meetings to DO held next
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-17
= aeaeral - -.

Corrssucndeace Of the Richmond Esquirsr
WINCHESTER, July I0-We have learned
bgt littls additional fron tas grea. batti-S since
yesterday Ths wounded ara stll csnir~ en-.
and such as ara bus slightly disabled erd can
walk, are ssst forward 80 S s0n,on. A COED
many are still behind, and vii dsubtIa8s cor
linua to s7riFs here for sszsTsl dsvs vet. am
ted By several sf the woasds3 .hst ths ladies
Of Gettysburg. P-aarsylvsniq, were quite kird
to our woanesa, and the ladies' Of Msrtirsburg
in this STATE, are also SAID 20 10 shswlzg them
sea1e stteptoD as they pass through.
Lam told that or less in the way ef sriiarT
horses ia very heavy. Sons say s. Eanv ss
three thsUsan4 have besa rendered unf fer SER
vjes. Ths horses which we found in Pen2syi.
vsnis are said 70 have been Of the most ordinary
and unssrvieeab,e dasc-;phon.
thiak, rem what I have seen able ts-see
end Eon what Teas gather, that CIR lc-s viii
reach at least ten, and PeTasDs twelge ta0Usald
meR.
TIE fg5.ine sf al she treop-, as I havs befors
said, IS spoken Of in tie highest terms ef praise,
snS By nors, 10 Is said. witk mars c0mmea1a-
ten tbaz The Gsnsrsl-ih CsisE. Jusg hars, It
may rot be cut Of pissa far re 10 ssy, that /
have yet 70 SEQ tbs FIRST galdisc who does got BE-
Hevs that Gen. Les viii yet accomplish his
otisss. whatever that nay Be-.
Tie impression here now is that Gen. Lee IS
neving OK to Baltimore. If this be- trua, it Is
most likely the enemy viii deliver him battle
at aoms point whisA viii Be likely to cover both
Baltmers and Washisgton-msst probably at
the M0sOeaey
There are sid 10 be certainly Eve thousand.
prisoners across the river, aHd more ara reported
70 Be moving ever under strong guard.
Our own Virginia GiTsioa (Piekett's) has
suffered most severely, snd G5ugbs, 1 am tsld By
al, with desperate and determined bravery.
Gen. Armistesd, who has bsen 50 often reporsed
dead, bat whs is new said to b osly wounded
fell. 7 ana told, on tho enemy's works with TIE
coloys in bis hand. TIE doabs Of BIS death
crews out OF tie fact t5s5 tEa enemy tod soma
OF our officers, ander Gag Of tJuee, lhss Ger.
Longstest was st Gen. Msals's headquarters
Vyouaded, and We know Gen. Loagasr.e 70. be
safe, and can oBly make ous Gea. A. IS tie gen
eral referred t..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-17

never rsstors she siain' quo, ard Il d easy for the EE-
esntvs to dispose q ine7mpotsat asicara wilho1t re-
~prsdzslng hs seaHaaise Cnrs sad Mezieo.
WAHs tAs spins o. us abls and pertinent paper rom
the Wig, ~pusHsksd in yaur Tuesdays -sns, g Ml,for
Repaired, may be objectionable b soms Of rs
aspects, yetia ths solid aspects Of shougla sad suggea.
ten I have sees HothinS SO ssraaA 10 tha eassss and
wants sf the eriaia Il comes nearer giving q 20 ze 20
The whol6 l~ntsrgoHt thought Of ile. elu1try, gsres
asaror asetisg ne szigsacies o. IL issue, tEau ay
thing sssa hsm any sozroe. and I eaa but tsps 10 say
predaos an effect When an IF e. Y seeded. TaH Is 70
time, certainly, 70 DO irfuigiuEiu prize Of opIdon, or
personal preferences or indeed il doing Gnyth1g save
the surrender o. onss entire heart aad influence 10 The
s7mnaH cEuss, = cause ia which tie aamblasl las net
lssa interest thsa ihe highest b arf1er.ty.
The letter Of 10 s vaunaa Republican Of ihs I2;a,
rs5uBlahed ia ts Appeal OF yesterday, gsval q vivid
impression Of tie affair Of tie utb, en- Hsu Elzna
I re-iBde5 enc very forestry af TIA James Island BAL,
te, and the srzzgls over Lamarrs battery iaEt year.
God 5Iez The IDEAS cd Pa.matto sta-s. / a5mirs her
pIuck sgsa Esr egetsm Of nationality, tbs ls aIaazs Of
patriotism ef her people. Sis Wa the araut esuria- Of
tie revsfuiioz, aa1 saouzh her sozsmay never fgrgt It.
1 prefer they shsula sever forrest e. Asher astEay die 0
gracefully ca th-ir own soil or bear themselves So
Brsadly on otasr sells 7 trust that Charleston is not 10
be = hslocaust on the altar o. Yankee hate.
have intended making some alaaion 70 The reaeat
raasr assut Frances intended recognition 1s .hs so-th-
en- Csnfsdsrsoy, but VII defer II h1 t5-mouov, il
nstsiaE Of more nPaTtaaes oca1rs to exclude IT,
NJ news. 10 Yankee dates later that tbs Inh. I an
oHcialy informed II. T. n Actsu f. in charge OF lie
news DEPOT here. Ess-eal &c be = wa-iby ssalsn,a,
AID is certainly very civil and oblsi8g ia asaitisa e,
usW5Ragers, he kseps en- he late FusEezaols In t5o
way q books. It-us. zs mar succeed.
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