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An Interesting Letter.

BY the kindness Of Thomas Quinby. ESQ.,,
we are permitted to publish the following
letter, which few will read with unmoistened
eyes. Ii was forwarded to Mr.. Quinby by
his sister, who is nobly devoting her services
to the care Of our sick and wounded soldiers
ut Annapolis:
February the IL 1868
My kind friend,
have received your kind letter con.
corning my son, John Edwards. and was
glad to hear from him. bat mother and me
was both very sorry to hear that he was sick.
o my dere son, John, how mother and me
void like to come and see you, but mother
and me is to frail and weakly to stand the
journey. hope that God will spare my dere
son. lie is my only son and | hope that
God will spare him to get home NV dere
friend | hope and trust in God that you will
try and du all you can for him and II he gets
better, want you it you pleis to send him
to his mother for she will 20 Grassy and /
want him to come home and If he dies want
to come and fech him home and will thank
you for your kindness.
JAMES EDWARDS.
"Direct," &c.
And il he gets better pleis to send him
home and il he hant got money we will send
him money and he is my only child and am
q old man going in 70 years Of age and
mother is 90 years OF age
To the above letter. broken and blotted rs
il with tears, Miss Quinby makes the follow.
ing explanation:
inclose this letter ms sample Of many
which we receive. The boy was about IL
years Of age, and died several days after hi'
father wrote. II was very interesting case
and visited him daily until he died. One
night, whom called, no asked me for q Meth
odist hymn-book. and said no used to sing
hymns and should enjoy it so much, If The
boys would help him. His countenanct
lighted up with pleasurs, and he said, 40
isn't this pretty one! Now call John (tht
nurse) and the Major.2 As turned e
leave he said, "You will come tomorrow
He died shortly after, as I found on calling
the next day. He had looked the hymn.bool
through. and turned down leaves to mark hi
tavorite hymns.
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Account Of William Fogg.
Licensed to sell real estate, Israel Gordon.
viii of James Thurell.
Licensed to sell real estate to adm. s. F. Chase
Inventory III. I. Wentworth.
Charles E. Weld.
$3.50 allowed widow of John Chick.
Will approved, Ezra ID. Mason.
For notice-Account of Thomas Harmon.
Pet. lie. real estate, John Chick.
John W. Goodtcin,
Account Of adm. Ebcn Mitchell.
% Jeremiah Burns.
Adm. estate of Israel Adams.
Will of Alvah Remick.
William G. Dyer.
Guardian account of 4. A. Hill ct ais.
For Sarah A. ID. Roberts.
" G. f. Gowen.
Adm. 9. I. a., William G. Dyer.
Acct. Sarah Larabee.
For notice-will of Mary Woodward.
a" Account s. Burnham, Jr.
William Perkins.
- Samuel Norwood.
Silas Gould.
% Petition license. Jeremiah Burns.
Z" adm. Emma Bracket.
Inventory Israel Littlefeld.
Z" Bradford GOwen.
Z" John Johnston.
Rep. com. insol.. Jarvis 8. Kilgore
The above comprises completed bushes,
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GLORIOUS NEWS
FROM
GENERAL. HOOKER.
THE RAPPAHANNOCK
CROSSED AT FOUR POINTS.
SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.
THE ENEMY COMPOUNDED.
FROM

The Tribune correspondent, writing from
the Headquarters Army Of the Potomac un-
der date Of April 18th, says:
On Monday morning. ut 8 o'clock. tho
llth, Maj. Gen. Towards Corps; tho 18th,
Maj. Gen. Slocum's, and the 5th, Maj. Gen.
Mcade's Corps, struck their fonts and marched
westward on tho several roads leading to Kel-
ley's Ford. distant from tho line Of Acquia
Creek and fredericksburg Railroad about IS
miles. The lIth Corps. being in the advance,
reached Kcllcy's Ford ut IL O'Clock on Tues
day morning. Tho engineering was directed
by Capt. Comstock Of Hookcr's Staff but both
the laying of the bridge and the crossing
wero superintendent by Maj. Gen. Howard in
person:
The wagon trains werc oil sent back from
Kelley's Ford, and to those who study tho
directions Of straws, il was evident that
connection would bc forced from Banks Ford
to tho troops from Kelley's Ford. From ii
o clock till one irregular firing was heard
in tho direction OF Germania on tho Rapi-
dan, and II is supposed that tho enemy was
there endcavoring to check tho npn march
of tho National troops, though nothing trust
worthy has yet reached MS.
At IL o'clock on Tuesday, tho camps OF
the FIRST Corps. Maj. Gen. Reynolds; the Sd,
Mai Gen. Sickles, and tho 9th, Major Gen.
Scdgewick. wcro abandoned, and tho troops
were put in motion. When daylight broke
on Wednesday morning. national brigadcs
had surprised, surrounded, and captured tho
cncmy's pickcts and reserves, and the aston
ishcd rebels beheld two bridges connecting
the hostile shorcso Of the Rappahannock, four
miles below fredericksburg.
Iator intelligence brings in tho cheering
news that the | lth, and 18th, corps crossed tho
Rapidan ut .Gcrmania ut o'clock yesterday,
and that Gen. Meads, with tho 5tb,' corps,
crossed ut point lower down ut s o'clock.
Tho enemy was everywhere taken by surprise,
and nearly every picket force was captured.
From three to five hundred prisoners and
wounded had been takcn,u to o'clock, and
tho command was moving down in order,
buoyant with hOpo and OVERLOOKING with &C.
stasy. Tho line of march is in the direction
of Charlottesville, south Of fredericksburg.
Stoncman, with his full corps Of cavalry,
is sweeping down in wide circle, deter
mined. with skill, energy, and dash, to re-
trievo the liquidated laurels Of tho past fort
night. Ho delayed, Oily -dallicd, and finally
failed in his expedition to an extent that
would hayo defeated tho entire plan Of OPP
Grafton but the double resources Of tho COM
handing General.
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Hwo have received from Charles De-
mond, Esq. Of Boston, the First Annual
Report of the U. S. Christian Commission
I. gives an interesting account of the fOrma-
ton and doings Of the Commission, and is
valuable rs work Of reference. They have
accomplished largo amount OF good, and
the Commission deserves the aid Of those who
wish well to the spiritual wants OF the SOL
diers.
Send publication and stores to l.. p. Row
land, Agent, Y. NJ. @. A. rooms, fremont
Temple.
Send money to Joseph Story, Treasurer,
liz fremont street.
Send letters to Z. S. TObcy, Chairman, 10
Chestnut street, or O. Dcmond, 4 Court st.
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~ There are so many conflicting reports
about the defeat Of the French in Mexico at
the siege of Puebla, that we print nothing
CONCERNING Il in our telegraph column. tits
nosi,ivcly asserted ono day that the French
have been defeated with immense los Of men
and artillery. and the next day come report,
from tho French that they have taken hall
Of the city on the day following tho FIRST
news Il repeated. We shall soon begin to
belieye that there Is NO such place as Puebla'
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Particulars Of the Battle Of Saturday
and Sunday.

We condense the following details Of the
operations of Saturday and Sunday from The
Times correspondence
Advices from tho right wing Of the Army
Of the Potomac are to Sunday evening. No
attack was made by tho enemy, on Sunday
morning. rs was expected. A regiment did
emerge into the road in front of the Chan
cellor House. and attempted to deploy, but
it was scattered by few rounds of canister.
Gen. Hooker inspected his lines during tho
morning, tho task occupying two hours, and
pronounced the cntrenchmcnt thrown out
during the night, admirable. Gen. Howard
on the right, reported that during the night
the enemy were employed in cutting road
across his advance lines, q fact which subsc-
qucnt events proved of great significance.
The pickets of Gen. SlOcum reported, about
3 p. NJ, that wagons had been seen moving
westward all day. This was construed to
indicate retreat, but Gen. Sicklcs was rent
with the third Corps, and Barlow's brigade
Of lIoward's Corps. to the front, to determine
tho real nature OF the movement. II was
ascertaincd that instead OF retreat, II was,
in reality, tho preparation for an attack
The reconnaissance was pushed vigorously.
Birney, with the aid Of Randolph's Battery,
captured and sent to the rear the remainder
of The 23d Georgia, in number over 400, Off
GERS and priyatcs.
Tho column OF the enemy was by this move
ment cut in two, and flank movement by
Gen. Williams on the encmy's right promised
suspicious results; when jackson prccipi.
tated his forces on massc upon tho eleventh
Corps, Gen. Howard, on our extreme right.
Panic stricken, our troops gave way, tho Di.
vision Of Gen. Schurz being the first to fly,
and Gen. Howard and his subordnatcs were
utterly unable to stem tho tide Of retreat.
At this critical junction, Gen. Hooker
flung the famous Second Division Of the Third
Corps. under tho lead of tho brave Maj. Gen.
Berry, into the breach, which. with undaun.
ted bravery, met tho onset OF tho foe, and
drove him back ut the bayonet's point. In
this movement the brave Berry lost his life.
THE GREAT Hattie or SUNDAY.
II was very evident ut daylight this morn
ing that the day would bring forth terrible
battle. We knew that the enemy had been
reinforcing his line all night, at the expense,
undoubtedly Of the strength Of bis forco on
our left. His intention was, evidently to fight
Tor the possession Of the blank road, which
It was perfectly apparent he must have, as
that portion of it which We then held, was
subject to the enemy's assaults in front ana
on both TANKS.
But the possession Of this road was not OBJ
tanned by the enemy save at our own 'imo'
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stats Of Mains.

Executive DEPARTMENT.
AUGUSTA, May s, 1853.
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council
xill be held at the Council Chamber, In Augusta,
ON FRIpAr, the 5th day OF June next
VIZ ittest. JOSEPH ID. HALL,
auaO Secretary OF State.
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LATEST
FROM TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Tho Position Of the Right Wing
Satisfactory.
LATEST
5000 TO $1,000 Prisoners Taken
The Bate in favor OF the Federal Army
Special Dispatch 70 tho PrcssJ

Special Dispatch 70 tho PrcssJ
WASHINGTON, May G.
I have just returned from the battlefield,
and have confidence Of success. Maine has
more rason to bo proud Of her troops in tho
field than everything else put together.
A. COBURN.
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Gov. Coburn will remain at Washing.
ton week longer.
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Ihave seen bust of William Penn, the
founder of the City Of Friends. bearing the
motto-"Par queritur beiio,' Peace is acquir-
ed by War.
"Glory to God in the highest, and peace on
earth to good willing men!"
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From Suffolk.

Another Battle on tho Nansomond.
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