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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
The Alharnbra Pavilion


THE CHILDREN or THE DESER:,
'A opposite SRSAp IA Af,e5l12i oP2iSSG q ass SoHr
THIS GiONDAY) EVENING, AUOU$N H
A'' '''S''' '1 MOORISH PAVILION
THREE THOUSAND PERSONS,
has been erected at great outlay for the purpo Of r1e
ducins 20 the public Of New the great and raiys1
BEDOUiN ARABS
twelve number who created thr excite \
PARIS AND LONDON
Their names are ALI ABDALLAH HASH ALI, ME3
SOND, MAHOMEr AosUN HASH bRAfiAM, Aftth
BIN CODIN MOHAMET, BENHANNOW, BEhEN BEN
HAsSAN HASH ASSON and MEhkMET KALI.
iMPEkIAL HiPPODROME, Psd. where ,hsy
CREATED THE GREATEST EXCITEMENT
The attended them in London. where tssZ
appeared frequently bsfore Queen Victoria and the k'Ju
They viii sppe.r AFTERNOON AND EVENING. emp
EQCEsTRlAN ENTERTAINMENT.
In which the eminent artists Of Europe and Aness
DAZZLING ARRAY,
including the renowned Partisan Gymnast
NJ VEkREChE,
"''' 40 CIRQUE NAPOLEON PARIS
The Brothers TALLlENS. HERR MALlOUE and SON hS
MR.. JAMEs COOKE,
the cslsbra,ed Court Jester. and great rival Of ,
WALLET. The shAhESfEARlAS CLo"N
Admission - csnts 23 cents each extra
Admission in the afternoon 20 81 parts OF tie ravhsn
cents. Children Is cents.
THIS MONDAY a, Il O'Clock .mss
GRAND PARADE
or THE BRDDuiN ARABS -
six bAloucLe. accompanied by tprndc b,nc u
GRAND PAVILION
" ~ LiSE ~ MARCH
Down roaaw 70 the Pak up Cbaiham st. and the owery
to s1d thence 10 'h sv, down s'h ay 20 bleseAsI.'~
''''''" GRiND PAVILION.
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The Operation. Around dhnriesion.

Firt ApTtrinA, aus. ~, 4ut1
The Charleston paper. of Monday last thus
rcSrra g. Gcn 0lmor lfc 90! sl,urlay night
Bctgcca J nad oclnck saiurday moriins ,he
enemy commenced nr.rg oH tie ciy arOas!ng our
people frUm thelr sgmifrs .
Twelve -irch shrM fcI int The city thirteen IN AL
latlar been fred forfuaatrT no prrson uas Injured
several of The sh,s f.a n ihe direction = ~ VI.
ohnes stoe, anu ~ either ia tie vacant lois ~ i4e
burnt disir.ct Ming iE. "T lo9r EcufTAy siFaeA .
!u the = ftD atrrs fitfe ni thc 'prntf ~
DO ths curu,r of Queen rfd Ifld -e sfcrr AZ inch
a, tore up the p4a4!oa4 ala dug large hoe ~ tho
.lld. 80 - -
Aroflrrta' crirrei 'ic uarciorfe = G. " W..
li.as ,'1 onfaf4 o. N.las Ald tlltcl fir,'is 60.
tired ilr ronf lnd .dr4 n ihe uri-r sioii mailing
i.frc OPP frr b. tl. i-IfA pn4 oi Go Medical H.
..sors sipfri eAt dlr rcatelag thinrs In great
q, o,aiufion.
>or-c losse straw e.. I.ci Dos rrr 80 on trr hf d.
e1f 'lslDu. which car.-d tf slffn Bell ~ f..f aAd
br.. ,lt ont g., lf.mra. n ans rr'ingalslcd vlfl
ltf. rfoii ls.l..r li llI Illr aaf lrOrfIs.. Four
sl.il. = D 90 100 locality. ono large p.fD" aas picked
a. sul exhibited in abe Dulia tolse phefc u Ms tie
.ulJrci of mtcA clf4psl.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

The io,ca State Register (Des Moines) of the
s6th ult asserts that, though Gen. Tuttle'S let
ter Of the 18Th consenting TO run for Governor
had then been five days published, 1t had not
vet been printed in a single Democratic journal
of the state, though several OF them are issued
5ailv-not even in The KcoSaR9rG Ncrs, though
it was FIST put in type il its Office, and large
edition oft in handbill sent of by express for
distribution through the Iowa regiments in the
Union armies. The Register directly charges
,ha. it was intended by Gen. Tuttle and his
backeys that this letter should be circulated in
the Army alone. because many soldiers will
cote for War Democrat who utterly loathe "A
Copperhead, and that Tuttlc was to run among
the stay t-hcme voters on the State platform,
which is intensely Copperhead and anti-War!
By thus riding two separate horses, running in
opposite directions, il was calculated that the
General might he carried into the GovernoTship.
Gen. Tuttle must meet this charge, proving
that he had no part in and no knowledge of the
attempted fraud, or he viii he utterly disgraced
b. it. Believing him a loyal, true man, we
have thus far spoken Of him as such; but il this
charge be not refuted, he must be despised even
by himself. We await his explanation.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
6tnfp PoIstics.

R0cFE-TER y. Y. Friday. Aug. o, 1903.
The Union Convention for the Second City
district tiis evening appointed the Hon: freeman
rl~-ke ne Hon. Ivs,rlder Farrar and c. ID. Tracy,
delegates to the state Convention. Tho Judicial dele
gates are Eta favor Of rcsom mating the Hon. l. Darwin
Smith for he superior Court. - go
NIDnIITOyYN y y. Saturday Aug. %. lso3
The Democratic County Convention OF Sullivan
Eop r. \ Niyen AS delegate 10 the Democratic State
Convention. ~, so,
SYRACUsE Saturday. AuR. %, lso3.
Dennis NcCsrty Austin Myers and Carroll J.. smith
.ere TO-DAY elected delegates to tho Union state Con
veuton from The I'D Assembly District Convection o.
tits county. - ~ ace,
At the IId District Union Convention FOR Duichess
County held si I:linebeok to-day j. y. DoIland r. A
rter aud Aaron Quins were appointed Dt"gttes 10
"'''"1 '''' Troy Aug. 80 lsC3.
Thomas g. Carroll George ". Denyers and q. D..
Wallace have been chosen Delegates from The lsi Dis
srict OF Rensselaer, County 10 the Republican snon
State Convention.
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Arrival Of the Mibcrnian nj boston.

The mails of the steamship Ilibernian, which
arrived here at O'Clock this morning, wiz be Tor
waTdcd y to.nghts tran. and VII DC que h1 NeN'
York early Monday morning. Her news has been an.
ticipated yia Cape Race. She brings no newspaper
bag for The Associated Press She has five cabin aud
2l7 steerage passengers -
Tur cHOwY or MlxICo ACCEPTED BY MACMILLAN.
The Memorial Dipiomatique Of The l5th says,
We happy 10 be able 10 announce that DIS lhi Hi
Hichncss the Archdukc Ferdinand MaAimilill nc
cents with the consent of his august brother tc En-
neror Of Austria the crown Of the Mexican Empire
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

TWE REPUBLICANS PREPARING FoE NEw
su.-er oy TIE Republicans and Aboitioni.ts ri The
a., ar - it uee.in-, o. she NaT Democracy that to
s. their ne-neat yer.
,ubls-a; The ye.T before. Peoples Pa ~ me YER De-
arr-in some qllr or--' Ar-er.c an the year t',Te
Min. Law D. lats there wiz rc uo htoluouiss ro he
,hli,.u. ro Temperance 10 vi. tNfcs 10 any
Sing fu' Nsr Democrats" Then Wendell fhlin-. Ger
III, Smith al1 hossee Greeley WI I'll be y a. Deiloc-i-
: !. ERTr.,s.
We had ut heard Of the above before, hut
q seems not improbable. Since The ETPress ns'
become a fayoTite Democratic Journal and Nj
James Brooks is & Democratic Member Of Con-
Krtss elect by Irish votes, We do Mt see why any
body should not be called Democrat who may
happen to take fancy to the name. Ue don't
?gre about il; bat if any body else does, we
goud as soon call him that as any thing else.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
FilO.;2 tKg.AltO.
Movements Of the United French md NeNi-
can Troop.-Icf. Davi-'s Rebel Govern
rnent 10 bc Recognized ~ soon ~ The
Mexican Crown ~ Accepted by nnSi-
miiinn-yhc Junrez Government En-
courmaing Guerrilla Expeditions.
SAN FRANCISCO Saturday,

TVANfIfNU s|NFU9uHlf sf"Fs - I'17E
The steamer Constitutions dates from the
City Of Mexico are only up 10 July "a
A norton Of the united Mexican and French troops
lad moved 90 miles westward from tie capital tc
CuornayahcL
Tic intentions of the Trumlirac TO recognize the
Confederate States were continually fOreshadowcd by
the Imperial press the recognition to take place as soon
AZ the news reached Mexico that Maximllan accepts
the crown
Tte news from the Juarcz Government ia unimport-
ant Juarez was understood to be busying himself In
encouraging guerrilla expeditions some Of which were
led by Americans.
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Iudiau Negotiations.

JrLrspuHGH, AohrasEa, Saiurdny, Aug. =, IrUJ.
Gov. Evans and Maj. Love, Commissioners 10
rent with the Arrapaho and Chcycnncs are here on
their ay 10 The treaty ground at the hendwiters oi
Kcpublican Fork. The prospects are in'oIabe oi
getting the council together
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
Return Of the I77th New-Ioyis Regiment

I,T IIAI1l, sNW- W I''7'
The nth Ncw.York Regiment. known as inc
Albany Tenth Legion VIII arrive here eay toinorTo"
morning and viii bc received by the military TO- inc
Niagara Falls depot. After the reception at lie f"'S
they leave for home Ia the afternoon. .,
CLryrLNNp Ohio. Aug 10. lroL
The I77th Ncw-York Regiment, Coz. Fms
worth 80 strong arrived here tonight aud goes E',
ward az midnight. They have 10 sich about i"e"'!
of whom unable 10 proceed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
wumyorcx Aug. 80 JOB
rHE TRANSPORTATION FOR THE POTOMAC ARMY.
70 the Associated Pres,.

THR TRANSPORTATION FOR THE POTOMAC ARMY.
Gen. Meigs has been absent for some days
with the army of the Potomac. inspecting IL Trans
portaiiou tie business connected Riih wllcn rejects
much credit on Gen ingalls, tie chief Quarcrma,icf 81
that army. and CAPT. Pierce hs ass.f,4ui. Notviih
standing the repeated raids suiicrs trains
while on thcs way TO The army TIE supphos bc'c aye
abundant The country adliccn, furnishes nothing but
scauty supply Of green cora and gross 4 aFsc tam
Of suffers wagons viii start hence toDOirw under un
lua'o ca,a.ry escort.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
prc.;aeu, u;rcoIn,s Coming Letter.

STRiCIsE. \. J., S1'lFlh!1 AuE Y -.
President Lincoln has telcgraphed to the Re
puhican Union State Committee that in accordance
sh toir request he has sent them copy Of Lis letter
addressed 70 the Loyal Moss Convention 70 meet al
sp-iacf.ld IA ne1, Thursday. This letter VIII be
read 20 the Young Mems Mass Meeting 20 be held IN
Ibis ciiy the same day.
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Tho display was crcdltable to ell concerned.

DRAFTED FIREMEs. in the Ninth,
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards. who have been drafted
have been notified report this evening at fircman'
Hall to comultiee composed Of McssIs Henry Wilson,
John : Gilos John Decker Zophar Mills and Aihert
j. Dca;our. Due notice will be given wien fircmen
d-'ified In other districts shall report.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
rair Of the American Institute.

NUIIlE 10 EAUI bI IVNE. ;.
Ths Academy OF Music l. now open the reception o a
Giles Non clock m. tii dask. Committee VIII v- ~
t. and locate tie various articles
10 be- exhibited 10 paseut sion winch arse om
the number appic made those who have already sP-
Piled fo space ae requested occupy possofs
by order oi N. Manager -
WM n. BUTLER, Chairman.
WM ;. CARPENTER Vice Chairman
JoHy ". CHAMBERS Secretary
Msner procure theig tcGe.s the Box ONE OF the
"A NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
The Capiurc Of the Reliance and Satellite
by the Rebels.
WAsilISGIos. Satur,

WAsIllSGIOs, Saturday. Aug. 90, lsbJ
Although there is 10 official confirmation Oh
The capture Of the boats Reliance and Satellite by The
Rebels the naval authortic haze doubt Of the het
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nur.icrons AssuHii.

BO-rOs. Saturday Aug. ~ lrt3.
A convict in the House Of Correction named
David Saunders made niuIderous nsoin,' On tnon'a
A Parker one Of the overseeIs. ihht his',, mn,
danprrous Il not fatal. wounds with a knife ,"@nd'
ers halls fIom New. York, aud was schle"e;d ior O"'
glory.
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BARNUM'S MUSEUM.

BAkNU ND MOSEL NJ.
Manager Clarke announces two pleasant lit
tic summer plays for this week. entitled respectively
"A Wife for Haitian Hour.' and Only Penny"
Between the scenes there viii be an exhibition Of the
Sioux anG Winnebago Chiefs and Squaws.
IRVING HALL.
Fallon's StereopticOD, with its startling opti'
cal illusions and its brilliant views Of American and
foreign scenery statues architecture etc. is on view
here every night and may fairly be reckoned among the
wonders oftho season
THE ALHAMBpA PAVILION OF TIE CHILDREN or
THE DESERT.
Mr.. Nixon las chrstened his new tent in
Fourteenth street Opposite the Academy, with the
above name, and VIII open it to the public tonight, with
q show Of Bedopin \ pibs, and clever hOrseriders.
Enier:ninmcnfs-IIonda Aug. 81.
NiBLO'S GARDEN-Riohelieu
WALLACKS-True 20 the Last. with the Ghost
WINTER GARDEN-Lady hudlry's Secret.
BARNuMS MUsEUM-lniian Chiefs, Python, Gc.;
Wife for Half an Hour; Only Penny.
IRVING HALI-Ile Stereoptcou
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Gpetial Notices.

Tviue Mnngfacturers' 'AssOclntt0ns-the ss. tessssaf
Monthly Meeting vii bo held a No 30 BccAmans' O" AaI>
WM BuRCuAM. Pgesisent
IANgs L. TRAvgas Snfrntsry.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
TROOPS IN BEooKLly AND VICINITY.

Preparations for the draft have been completed
and the ncccary precautionary steps have been taken
iy the military power 20 Trescrlc the peace The Isl
Minnesota nrd -,h Oslo nrr cnranpci at Fort Greene.
Tho 18th Indiana and eth Michigan cncampcd in the
vicinity q Risi New York ard Ohio Regiment Is
stationed ~ jamaica II j. not likely the services OF
these troops viii be- needed Should they De- they will
not finch in tie Performance of ihc.T duties ior they
have been through the drr ~ many battles.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

1oEoSTo Sasugdey Aug. - -6j
The address in reply to the Governors speech
was hnay carried in Parliament this mornVis by o
anal! Ministerial maiOliiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

from Miss Braddon's novel Of Lady Audeys Secret"
The company has been strengthened by the addition OF
several popular artists and-a Chest Tho cast OF the
Uiece will be as follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
Dcut., at fSto,d.
The Carndinn Parliament.

Rebel papers of the 2Jth announce the ucv'V
of John Il. Floyd at Abmsd Virginia,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
rynrinc Disasters.

HOLINESS HOLE, Thursdly Aug. a. 1863.
The schooner L. b. Myers, of and from Phil
adeaphia, with carge Of coal for Scituate, Mass.
slruag a leak on wednesday evening aud sunk Ia 10
minutes about six miles from Cross Rip Light Samuel
uorncr seaman, was drowned The rect of the crew
were siyed.
PHiLADEfrIuA. Aug 30. 1863.
The birk Oak, for Boston, grounded on Fri
day on Brown" She was sent back win three feet
Of water 10 her hold.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
Government 1.Onu.

PHILADELPHIA, Auenst 30 1863
The Subscription Agent reports the sale Of
DH3.9j0 wG.th u Fiye.Twenties" on Saturday
p the ysrous agencies. Deliveries VI bonds are made
70 JGly ItA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
FasbIon COurse-TROTT

Fasblon COurse-TROTTING.
Sp.eDdd festival. Ladies fee. DodwoeAs full Band -
ssged st Of three great matches. r~SDs Of the IA
rsces. WEDNESDAY. 5. .oiembcr e. at O'clock ,. Ma.
match for 81 0o0 Robert fhngaam ss in isfnsss cyA
Butler saddle. Mile heats best thte in Eve. T
pleasure Of witnessing hi. exciting and terssng Datoh
tween the favorite iroers viii be greatly enhanced ~
the attendance Of DodwoFh supeib Military Band aud 10
admission ladies' Ihe boat leaves vrsst2 Fauy
at O'Clock. and with the Hus,ers Point =
"A O'Clock for tho Boats leave J.tbst Fesg1
every l0 minutes. JOSEPH CkOCHERCk q, MaAzgrE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

DIR. Sterling's AmbrOsia


SOMETHING FOR EVERY LADY AND GENTLEMAN.
AMBROSIAis stimulating Oily Extract OF Roots Da4s
ard H-rbs al di-ea-- of the and iihinx OF
the head earry afadoate dsdr- prevents the ba ro -
fanz turning prcmsiu"! cates t. gro" thick
and long mutations None genuine but Dr. st~<'
hngs.
READ AND SEE
READ ASD SEE
READ AND SEE - - ..,-.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world Peec; natural reliable harmless and n.,an,aneou'
sold by all Druggists facioTy No u Barohy-s,.
A NEW PERFUME FoR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
EXTRACT oy TnE
EiCHr.BLOosisG CERgu,
NlsHr.B .BLoossl CrRgu,.
NiSmT BLOOMING CrREU,
EGnr.BLoonsC cEREus.
Hicnr.BLooNiNe cEaxvs
EiGrr.BLooxSo CERgus
NicnT.BLooNiSc CEsyrs
NiGHr .BLooniss CzRErs.
so,, Exquisite Delicate and Fra-r,n, Perfume Distilled
from the Rare and beantin Flower from wmcs i,se i'
Sod BY druggists generally.
GROVER n BAKERS
FiRsr PEEMita SEWING MACHINES
No i9o Brosdway Ncw.fors
Hicks Il COMPANY, Ne. $50 Broadway,
Ess' s'de, three dool. se'ow iroome.,,
Al tnp1, CLAs. sr,rse A,oHisEs
fos sALs aND 70 Krsr
\ BFAUTIprL CoMi LExIoS. free from tan,
pmpe. and cese., may easily b. procured By using the
B't. OF THor-,ND fLosF8. For shaving II Is un.ar
lai III honey and other .iuabir articles. kxhly poumet
ly stds's sut hen used Tor |asAirs ni hi and
taruur renders tic skia 80 and white. rrd free from hleu
i.h Price ~ foE sale by d. ). bsSSEs Co. s,d all
brsg-,.s
DISEASES or Tng NERyous, SEMINAL, URIN-
.ur AND saNVAL SY,Txshcw .El reliable .fcimeat-in
Reports of the HowssD AssocArioNseni IN -eied esicr
pf.s free chsrs- Nii-ss ~. H. -sftLiN h0gSH
roS. Howard As.ec .s,iOn. PAlids.fh.s "a
TnR PALMER ARM AND LEG.--B. FRANK
P,lSEs is-'of aud faon"e A,,ocplace tsround hoorl
y y. Also. Fharphs aud hn.tpu nay houses ol FsNEh
d Co Avoid imPo.iion by calling ou ihe inser'oT
GRAND OPENING or ksLi Goops.-J. X.
TKaEr W ora hs fal sy'r lf iais Caps iu-. and ei'
t-ea fancy ilt. a, ls store No. ~ brl1s = I've
G.ors below. lni sf IT. EsDAf Srp' .uiafr D. li
ORtPNTAL BATHs.-E ELECTRO MAGNETIC AND
frsiGArrD NAPoH Farms hos. aud tl.as. tnsaS
Cooper uianl. Drsu E1.I D. n. GO ln O. H. Ecfaht ifArs
lans r Lad,s 1nd ocatca,a- CaI's l.hculaii'Hi aud
faFalJss
TRrssFs.-MARSH Il Co.'S Radical Cure
Tstss phc~. only ~ No N~-ey-' Al-o supporter sac
fs.uiy btnlls-s SA Els'c .o sirs. og NsIco', Veins.
,hoslt,r Brace. e.. lacy aiicni1ni
GoLD PgSs.- The best and the cheapest al
A MoHIoN No 20 hsd-n.'in". Hew-l ors-
IoR THE liAIg-BAEET'S TRiCorHgGouS.- -
Tho hes, aud rhrsnc., ari .ir. sadhy Drrf-'s'a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

LAUSoH or oFiRoN.CLAps-EgRORs CORRECTED
Ii having been stated that the lccuin'eh Manhattan
and Maholao pould hc laanchcd IN the coming week.
,rDn tho y4rlf u ;tr Mcsr' secor lof West street
New YoTJ in jersey City. W. nrc requested 10 con-
'r'iic' tie f,a'emcr'. Tie T'cumsch will be- The irs
l,na,hcd Ia about fortnight, and the others All follow
Il an Interval II two weeks between each launch
Gen. A. !. Hamilton. Tr'ns. Gov. Gilpln. California;
The Hon W. ". wright Oenftai 6eofsc ~. lAhnch aTu
al fsniiy. and br Reilly. aId lady. Buffalo. and ".
O. stewart. fAlladflphiA are at the Metropolitan
Hold.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
Business Notices.

BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and nsiantaneous
IN effect. The genuine il signed NLLi.s a. BACHELOR
sold by all Druggists. facio-y No. u Barchy-st
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
woEK on TIE TREASURY BUILDING.

Several hundred workncu are now engaged
on the Treasury building The wosi eI'ea'ion b. n"ar
ly completed and woTkmcn now putting Oh en clira
story Of brick 70 extend the old portion o. the
building.
"a he Associstel pfes.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
coYHKyMKyr LAND sAIEs IN cALIroRXIA.
CONFERENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT.

Gov Curtin, Messr-. Mann, Mcclure and
Moyeagh lad conference with the Pscsidrn; on Sat.
urday morning IN reference to real and supposed df
frenccs which have heretofore existed between the
State and National au'horiie causing wan; of ihr
mony Of faction only disafIeabe but detrimental 10
tie true interests of both State and Nation We learn
that the result of the conference perfectly safac
tory 70 all concerned aud tbs matter IN question night
ly adjusted
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31
A NEW PERFUME FoE TIE HANDKET

ao Exquisite Delicate snd Fragrant, Perf1me. Distilled
the Rare and Bsautlu Flower from which takes iis
naur. PHAloX SO,. 81 hicnol-s Hotel
sod By ,Iruersts gercral!y.
The New York herald., 1863-05-04

Iadnar, ". b. Grammar, J. L. Drake. J. ": Pritchard,
X. W. Branch, A. D. Bryan. ,. ". Dowdy, ". A. WI.
nsr, j. Carter, v. Davis, J. sanpsOa, o: .. VOrdss, W.
Babies. ". ,. Aldrkh, J. 9. winborn, Wavuro, J.
Nlnnaly 9. Cowper, G. n. jones' Hamberiain, s. j..
Mo0er1 - n hosburn, j. B. epottswood, Morcland, j.
Williamson, J. Moreland J. d. Murray, W. Fl. Walker,
Turner, J. Collins, j. Hide brand, J.. a. Case J. B.
no.slrose, Mclaughlin, U g. Carlton, L. Nckeldoe, +
zen. D. 8. jackson, A. Bedsolo, j, Esor L. Bullock, O.
ncsredy, H. W. Lewis, W. s. NcDaniels W. 9. Compton,
g: g. nSDonaid, r. watkins, H. G. Culum, 8. n nnnt.
n sheffield, J. p Hughes, j.. Bond. j. b. Halis w. j.
lawrence. r. 7 Moreland Z. Williams. G. Eggleton W.
Tmun, ,. standard II Ray, N: g. Howard n. Howell,
" savage, 7. w. Simmons, j. Beasey, J. C. Nichols,
=. g ncCrewl George W. Bracey, A.s. Griffin, J. A..
= RoErs; W " shcwace, Bennezeste, I. whitshouse,
r hs W. Il. Warner, A. Cullifer, A. Cbappell, J. j.
Jones 7. Assns A. Smith, ~ Gurnets Z 3; walker.
Price,. J W. simons, K AeGleogen, r. :Ssrrison, J.
Powell, Powell, r; @ Randolph, J. Phillips, h TarisoO, D.
smSSc ascs1a1 p.x %sx'I
hosen, W. b. Given and r. Carter, citizens.
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
DENTIsTRY.

RTIFrCIAL TEETIT.-DR LUTHER, DENTIST HAS
"A not removed from the old sai. lss Sixth avenue, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh srcets, bat inert
beautiful sets Of Teeth hne sold and Tina, pure silver
and vulcante rubber, from IS Sz5 single teeth, 81
teeth filed without 1oId
plana and bone nlIings Too 10 o. and wsrlan,rd Tor
FIFE Ohce lS3 Sixth between Tenth and Eleventh.
streets No removal.
4 Os)1 CERrIfICATEs.-HAvTNG HAD oNn TOOTH
l.CLl eKrssted without pam by DR. J. JAY NilLERs.
s5 l,rad street cheeluly insert this nenda.
lion 10 those suffering toothache. o. A. FOUNTAIN,
las South Third street. Williamsburg
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
BwspouARrxRs ov ras AMY ov rus PoronAc,
Nav Il

A bright sunny morning for resumins operations. A
calm like th Of the sabbath rests on the camps, and
the mellow whistle of the arks rings out clear the
meadows, where tho dewdrops glistcn like diamonds
fresh, wind steals through the forests and rustles
banners aud the music cf she bands drifts down the
valleys. drowning tho music OF the thrush In
tho thcksss Al the optpcss the pckes peer through
the bushes At the wreatbs that curl iaziy up from
the res o. The evening" and occasionally the sharp crack
Of tho ris echoes in the woods but the columns Of the
army are az rest, and bssk in the pleasant sunshine
thinking " the happy May days Of the past and tho
struggle TO ensue on the morrow. perhaps today.
sxrsxnmEo Aiorc rns rRowr.
last night sharp diminishing took pace tho front.
and number of valuable officers fen. The aix,h Nsv
The New York herald., 1863-05-04

. fAL1oufhs my i, 1000
Anairs here remain unusually quiet. dense volume
Of smoke has been ascending from the woods in the
vicinity Of our camps at Charlottesville supposed 70 be
caused by burning brush and houses. The second and
Third corps crossed this morning ct the United sssses
Ford and joined the forces at the 'front.' The roads are In
very good condition, though in places rather bad but
the soil Is Of such character that heavy rain would
render ements utterly impractcabe Tho road from
the United states Ford TO runs through oak
woods, ld is already cut up badly The plsu road and
the old turnpike howes sold and would be suta.
bic for use at any time
HNuws POSITION
yesterday, as indicated the map extended on
their left from spotisylyans House TO Banks Ford
and Their right from Fredericksburg to pon, below
the mouth or Massaponax creek The route OF our sup
ply trsns BY way of the United states FORD Is very CIR
cuiious and delays the Of trc ps very con
sderably.
sKiRxIsBISi
Today at noon an attack made upon the eueuy's
'front.' The junction Of the old turnpike ami the plank
road about miles from Fredcricksburg Cannopadinq
has been key, W during the day, but nothing Is xsowp