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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
DIcn LAoEs AND ENsRoiDERIEs.

IL, TUs Broadway. MILLER a GRANT
-. ,-s .ss day Ack Thread Wells. rabcs a.. Of the
most novel styles Also real Biac. Cuuure Capea m
n,w shares - which hey Invite he attention Of Gus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

". PHILLIPS,
Successor 10 r. H. Philips
2TJ Grand street.
We would call the attention OF the public 20 the opening Of
our assortment, consisting OF every variety OF
fashionable Furs embracing the styles OF
Coaks Talmas Collars. AZ, which Olcr lover than any
otter hoss city Ladies would DO well call and be
Gown themselves at the Old established fur cmpo
rum 80 Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

Urn A BARROW, iei BLEECKER STREET,
~ doors from Maclougal N. y. Consalnnens
from ~ ~ T. aud from tt0s.
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CLOTHING.

At THE ORIGINAL OLD ABRAHAMs STORE, 29
N seventh avenue guarantees 10 pay the hthest casa
prles Tor laies and rcus cast on toihlng Furniture,
carpets and Jcwery Ffy cent more than ~ any oer
pas m We seventh avenue, bY calling on or anletsng "
AbitAhAMs, - seventh avenue, between Twenty Urn
ana lNtnsxth sueeis, east side Ladies attended 70 y
MIS- AbTshana
NOy WILL RECEIVE THE HIGHEST PRlCE FOR
u your east OF Clothing by calling Oh JOSEPH MAY,
lib Bcscser sltrtt, Wooster. Lad"s Hfdcrs are
prvupty attended 10 by Mr.. Man. n
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ITO MANAGERS OF THEATRES OR cI1CUSEs.--NR.
vERRECkE lately arrived here from Paris, and being
An entire STRANGER 10 this unty sdvertses for an engage
single swinging trapeze and the flying uspefe;
good Leotad All letters Be addressed 70 3s4 Broome
r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
MEDICAL.

A DvICE TO MARRIED LADIES MADAME n
~ TELL. Female Physician and Professor Of Midw I
be consulted usual at l63 thamhers street. Bot
iniesyw will be Necessary. No charge for atvee lie
fallibe medicines can also be oetslned a. lIts L.
street, or BY mail. Price Is N. B.-Ladics wIo al
board and the beet medical Attendance during cod
can be accommodated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
I'd LUDLOW. ACcroNEER-F1Rsr CLASS

~ H. LUDLOW. Alt.TlONEEh-tlkST GLASS
r.. House m suSiion, on Unworthy pace.s II LgD.
nj IL O'Clock the Er.hapec salesroou. Ill Broadway,
Trinity building, New York upiyeysy piace-Ths three
story brick high soop first tass House aud Lot:
No 20 University place west side between EIeventh aud
all tie modern conycnicpccs Lo 23Si0O feet I'm.
snediate possession given. Terms Maps, Ac at the
ol The auctorecrs y. II LUDLOW co. No. } Pine
street Broadway. =. - a. fn.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A ANNUAL FESTIVAL
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM,
On THURSDAY. OCI0pER s. 1893

ACADEMY OF NSsIG FESTIVAL
s rS$ SsssS's sSsSsHaissssSs
The Committee have the honor % the public
that BY the operation Of the several ned
following Artists have generously volunteered their valuable
VIII 3 e Spgy
The entertainments Will commence with the beautiful
"A MORNING CALL. -.
Mr. Lawenss p Barrett Sir Eswsrd hrasns
Mh ss lave lave GENEROUSLY their valuable
10 be ''i PGsSE y iHS Sas farce 81
THE MAID 81 MUNSTER
Mr. Gasord -.: Lawrence farason
Miss Kate Se@on Kate O'Brien
with the songs Of Kate kssEnsy and When Harmony
'sn" whom have Kindly nsr ysaSSs
of The New Bowery Theatre
THE IN d9MNAsTs OF ' THE WORLD
uxRUAL1Ep 1 Performances.
by the kind PERMISSION Of James II. Nin Esq, Of the
Aihnmbra PAVILION =, -, o .,r,.,,s,,a =,
10 be f TaE f II Il SEN fiSsi',
gar, Slsrsn,s cSsrtasOn. M Mr. Mar ,orS
Mr. Msv w snsss s c9an .r
Lefty Hawthorne Mss h tS
stage manager IL j 'o,DoNNEIL s. Sec OF Com.
sda S6S 4 EnF M
and Pan,ounst THE best dancers in the woridJ, 70
gehcr with celebrated Ronxani Ballet Troupe consist
ing OF beautiful Coryphees, viii visit the oliswng
their grand St,rn. Tour through tho States, IN
the following rota,ion- 49,
Pitsburs, Penn. ~ Louis. NO.
Cleveland Ohio Chicago, H.
Columbus ONO. Detroit, Mich.
Cincinnati Ohio Bnualo, N. y.
Louisville, Ky. Albany, y. Y.
Nashville, Tenn, Boston, Aass
Cairo III. Providcnco H. l.
Indianapolis Indiana
above biuaton address their Communications 70
George Lsa, box 500 Baltimore, Maryland
NEW YORK THEATRE.
~ Late Wallack's, corner OF Broome st. and Broad~ay
THIS EVENING (rliuRSDAY),
second time Of the beautiful pant0miine Of tho
NA0fC TRUMPET.
Ihe magn hccnt Bale. entitled
TIE BELLE OF MADRID.
The extraordinary act on the
PERPENDICULAR ROPE.
and graceful performances on the ae
TIuHT ROPE.
NoIlcE.-On Friday evening next
GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME,
in OF the Intended visit 70 this house Of the
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL LISOvSkL
Further particulars In future announcements
Doors open at oclo X Performance 10 commence a.
quarter before eight o'clock.
ITO MANAGERS OF THEATRES OR CIRCUSEs.-MR
VERRECkE, lately arri, ed here from Paris and being
entire In this euntry ADVERTISER for
He gives himself the best gynnast seen hero
on the single swinging trape<e and the Tying rspee; ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

(NRIsTALAR, L1TUAUER a co, AUCTIoNEERS. 10
~ PARK place, will sell this day at IL o'clock large as
Dotuient French "a all wool and do bile
snied Beavers Trcos patent Ncets Alps Docskins
Cloths line OF SIX Neck Ties Travelling Shirts,
Clottiuy, &C Catalogues at sale.
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soAvuING AND IODGrNG.

A PRIyAfE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATES GE,
"A ueman and wife. or two single aenemen win
pleasant furshed Room and first CLASS Board at ~ "a
fwe "a street, botween Fifth and sixth ayenues reference
required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
ANTHOLOGY.

IA has no equal In America and - the lady who rst
vcrtised IN se city and Bo- ton and $1,000 rewar IL
fered to person who her in irving
formation lost stolen goods lawsuits, absent fren
and business matters Of all kinds II have tront
matter how serious she allay for you She ahs r.
scrbes for all diseases and Is making great ~
This bunbug. docs cine wish To impose
wary Please test her skill This hy hso nfacnrs
wash called Chinese Uvso. sn lnfnble remedy for
fIecses and sunurn And rcndc~s tho skn psrfe
" soft and spooh highly rerfumed and elegant Ar,i
for the toilet try it. Please remember this s
only independent CairySant in this ey She can refer
the most prominent ciuzens OF New York, Phiisdellh
boston and other cities Call and satisfy yourselves ON.
lk3 East Thrtieh street. between Third aad Lexington =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

DAvID D. EGAN, NORTHUMBERLAND D EGAN
~ will sell this DAY, 4iG Canal street, at O'clock
Bureaus Besesds warirobcs Hair ani ether Mattresses
Feather Bells Bostrs and Pillow. Brussels aud other Car
pets Looking Glasses. Lounges Chairs, sofas Vases,
Clocks ornccs. Lace and other Curtains enEmecd Fur
nature, Crockcry. Cutlery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

UCTioN N0TICE-wILLIAM IRVING, AUCTION
"A ecr.--Borses wagons Harnese. Blankets &c --jLIN
Ten h. OSGOoD will sell. Friday. O,toosr y at "
O'Clock at sales room - Cedar street soe Horse. lsh
hands high sound and kind good driver: Also
lair Ponies IL hands high very Stylish splendid saddle
beasts city built Top Buggy, good orders Germantown
but little used; Piano Box wagon Rockaway and Park
WAGONS Coupe Rockaways Harness. Blankets, &c. Par
AQllars ON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

vxygo HAS NOT HEARD or THE CELEBRAI
w Madame MILLER, seventh daughter, born with y.
raj eiftf Tells the past, present and futty- Of your
warns You Of danger brings you out OF dahgcr az tr
together long absent friends Apply from A. NJ. tll
M. at Sal Division street Name on the window.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

e1TE APr,No THAT COST saw WILL BE SOLD
- ~. tor $40. handsome rosewood mOaIlps flli
o-tay's Sc Apply 2l5 West twenty ighth street, be-
tween Niulh aud tenth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
IN c6Lf0N. GtcrloYrER-Nrw AYp sEcoNp

II COLION, AUCTIONEER-NTW MD SECOND
Hand Furniture, Pier and Mancl Mirrors three Piano
for,es carpets AcTonorrow riday) OetoAer y AZ lO5s
O'Clock az '?i Broadway opposite the New York Hotel the
sniif. iuruturc house the auction
Tor sale. l. VIII embrace the
good aui second hand Furniture sah'c for
Iaror. dining bedrooms aud bas'nent. also ten
twelve carpets, OF various qualities, az which
nearly also several frcnch Plate Mirrors, and three
secund hand llanofortc in boh rosewood and
NlsD the te of Erards lars of very superior
81 !. and hnlsh. sale pcremrlOry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

A L. CURTIS AUTHORIZATIONS NOTICE
IA This day (Thursday). October 1873 at los o'clock
% Murray and ~ Warren large
special sale Shoes. Brogsns. &c TIE
above sale examination. will be found worthy the
tebsIou of the trade CURTIS h CO., Auctioneers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

A STRO PIIRENOLOUY. -PHOrNOSrTC AsTRONOM
"A To know by sisns, To Judge the turns OF fate,
Is greater than to MI the seats Of state;
The ruling stars above by secret laws. Il
Desrmine fortune In her second cause.
These are booS wherein all may read,
And all should know who would in life succeed,
What correspondent signs IN display
His future actions-point his devious way;
Thus IN the heavens his future fate 10 earn.
The pre- emf, past and future TO discern.
Correct hts steps. improve the hours Of NE,
And stunning error. live devoid OF strife.
Those who by science their tate wish TO know,
Past. present, future should 10 Broughton's 20
DIR. l.. ID MRS. =. ID. BROt CLIFTON be crhlpl
In the above useful and delightful science all affair.
contingencies OF human life such Couitship umna
Travelling Removals. Law Suits obtaining Situations, ~
Business Sickness tho welfare Of Absent From
&c, Ac Ladies' 30 cents gentlemen 81. Questions answ
ed by letter. Once 100 Greene street
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15

IL Clark, Hector Garfield, Virgil B Webster,
Samuel W Howe, Charles Fisher, Jasper j
Hazen, George G Scott, Anthony Perry, Geo
II Hoyt, Harrison Whittier, Emery d Hooker,
Charles @ Collins, George R Heath, VIM II
Herrick, VIM Haines, Jswett Perry.
Calais.-Jacob E Wheelock George W Mel
son, Chandler Collier, Sherman Brown, Charles
Martin, Groin Pearce, George Newton ,Alonzo
N Foster, Ransom Walling, Harry French,
George W Ainsworth, Marcus Kiniston, AFRO
Nelson, John Q Haskell, Augustus Morse,
George Gero, Benjamin P. White. Hubbard
Llnsey, William Y H"rrick, William G Robin
son, John + c Hammond, Fri Batchelder, Ira
d Cochrin, Lemuel I Goodell, Lewis w
Voodry, Freeman Tabor, Martin Dudley, James
Jacobs, Ira Jennings, Geo Ii Gray, Volney
Alnsworth, Curtis 9 Eaton, Allen Morse, Geo.
b. Hall, Charles II Eaton, William V Peck,
Lewis S Wood, Geo w Chase, Henry P Whee-
lock, Cersdon Smith, Edwin D Haskell, Otis
Richard, Harvey Hersey Clark NJ Gray, George
Blgelow, George H Sumner.
Plainfeld.-Edwin V Lane, Jared S Law
renee, John D Cummings, Jas NJ Perry, Johr
/. Shepard, Erastus McCrillis Jas NJ Batchel
der, Oliver Richards, Jacob Batchelder, Solomon
Bartlett, Alba Martin, Martin Lawrence
AbJah Howard, Alonzo H Powers, Charles v
Scott, Sidney Bemis, StIman Parks, Benjamin
Lawrence, Philander Mower, Martin ID Bemis
Charles Morse, Alpheus D4tcheder, Wheeler ,
Batchelder, Erastus BatcheIder, Lucius NJ Har
RS
Mar'hfeld.-Eri B Spencer, Orvilie Clark
Frank Jaqueth, ] c Clifford, VIM Nichols, &c
Worcester, Ambose Tyler, Austin Spencer
Jr., Oren Pratt, Harvey Batchelder, Frederlc
NcCrilhs Nathan Skinner, Edwin Merritt
Harris NJ Pitkln, Marshall G Smith, Harriso
Batchelder, Aaron j Brown, Marcus r Bliss
Charles NJ Wing, David Huntington, Samut
Cole, Henry G Wells, Horace Pike, Thodor
Wood, Charles Bent, Ashael G Mears, Wei
ster Greeley, Geo Lance, Philip St Cyr, Jack
son Bemis, Tyler Spencer, Geo 0 DAVIS, Nelso
Bemis, Jnoathan, n Davis
WoOd6ury.-Rollan B Bruce, Edwin Bruce
Abel [ Way, Aaron Carr, Sullivan Hackett
Linneus Z Wood, Alonzo A Clark, Q A VII
Dor, Stephen Leavitt VIM w H McLoud, job
Goodell, Geo G Bemas, Willard Sprague, Mel
rill Sloan, Geo White, Jeremiah Ainsworth
Augustus A Bliss, Chas E Weeks, Ira G jewell
Benjamin Rideout, Lewis Goodel, Corlis o.
good, Sidney o Wells, True A Town, Samue
Daniels, Geo. H Wells Edwin H Galley, Phi
lander Way, Austin Carr, Martin Lyford.
Worcester. lillian Hinckson, George Y
Collier, Alonzo S Richardson, Grin Daley, A
bert Dugar, Oliver Watson, Elijah B Harri:
David Il Copp, Edward NJ Hamlet, William
Hancock, HoIatio NJ Templeton, Fred E Tenn
pleton, Gilbert Hill, Albert Wheelock, W II
Dickinson, Chauncey l. Harris.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15


ram Haselton, Chas. E BigelOw, Jr., Henry F
Mathews, Alfred B Steele James Carpenter,
Emery Judkins, James Ryle, Carlos Jones,
Patrick Nancy, John Ferris, Richardson Glea-
son.
MOretOwn.-David Rollins, Cyren Bruce,
Patrick Flynn, Edwin R Hard, Harry Bronson,
George Wiley, Byron Wheeler, Oscar Bailey,
Augustine B Prentlss, Nathan Spalding, Le-
welyn Hall, John Ksough, Barnabas Mayo,
Charles Dale, Henry Newton, Moses Aldrich,
Patrick Calvin, Michael Splawn, Luther Foster,
Michael Goshen, AFRO B Stock~eli, Michael
Cannon, Thos Lee, Curtis Stewart, Dennison
Freeman, Austin Kerrin, VIM Dwyre, Michae
Taylor, Andrew J Sleeper, Luke Knapp, Hollis
Rich, John eastman, Joseph G Converse, ASS
NJ Edgerly. Martin B Spear.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15
EIGHT SUB-DISTRICT.
WATERBURY,, DUXBURY, WARREN, FAYsTON,
WAITSFIELD AND MORETOWN.

) Waterbury. Town, Curtis Turner.
John Tankard, Edward A Colby, Darius G1av,
Fred CONG, Henry W Gray, Philip Preston,
George j colby, George W York, William Ii
Stimson, Joseph Wheeler, Francis IIubbell, L L
Pollard, Charles h Russell, Thomas Herburt.
Henry IL Noyes, Lewis o Morse William II
Ashley, Luclus Bruce, William Hutchinson.
Grin Meaker, Ransom Chappee, VIM S Frink,
Allen Foster, Thomas f Dwyer, Silas
Town, Albert Demerritt, Horace Carnes VIM
W Murray, Benjamin H Dewey, Antrim Landt,
Chas L Bobee, Banamin w Pratt, Nathaniel K
Brown, Simon j Godfrey, Israel Luce, VIM w
Wallace, Chauncey Turner, Jonathan P Ladd,
Chas Richardson, H G Blossom, Henry N
Doubleday, Willis c Hawley Almon W Godfrey
Dunbury.-Hazen Morse, George Il Crandall
Wells Corss, James Casey, John Wright, Al
mon Martin, Phio Towle, George w Stevens,
Lucas Morse, Phllander Clark Edward S Tur.
ner, Joseph Someryille, Jacob Foss, James Per-
rim, Calvin A Canada, Americas B Phillips,
William E Ward, Charles G Blodgett, w II Fl
Maynard, James Avery, George w Jenna, Hen
ry 6 Gabaree, Edward W Strong, Theodore
Brock, Martin Hayden, Alfred Sbonio.
Wnren.-Thomas Sergeant, Hiram Pratt,
Allen Greensit, Daniel j Moriarty, Daniel
w Nichols, James NJ Parker, Charles E Spad-
ing, Steadman G Tucker, Henry VanDusen, ID,
Rufus Ii Porter, Milo Bucklin, Henry Moore,
3D. VIM Hall, Geo M Hawks. Chas w Bragg,
Daniel McAllister, Charles Porter, Francis A
Alard, Benjamin Edgerton, Burnham Ford,
Frederick j Cardell, James Miller, Samuel Nc
Allister, John M Hanks, Myron Davis, William
Martin, Cyrus Pike.
Fayston. -Hiland Campbell, Henry Kenne,
John McCaughen, Georgc Balentlne, Nehemiah
Colby, Jonas g Dudley, Horace Mehuren Hi.
ram E Boyce, Eli Beure Jr, Edward Dillon,
John w Ingalls,, Wo.fer D Porter, Alexander
Sorervllle, Moses Murphy, Matthew Whalen,
John O'Brien, John A4ax well, Charles NJ Fisher,
Daniel Crowley, James Band, Jr, Julius + Pal
mer.
Waitsfeld.-Daniel McCarty, Lorenzo Davis,
H S Campbell, Allen g Mathews, franklin B
Thomas, Lewis r Joslin, Solomon Smith, Hi
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15

New HAVEN, July 10. No trains have arrival
on the New York road, The trains from this
city go only to Stamford, and only one or two
at that.
The mob is having it's own way pretty much
In New York. Business is suspended, for Gov
Seymour has issued proclamation that tbeIavs
of the State must be enforced and property re-
spected.
1t is reported that the draft has been susnend.
ed IN New York by orders from Washington.
Merchants, bankers and businets men ara enroll.
ing themselves for the defence of the city.
Col. 0 Brien, it is reported, has been hung to
a lamp post. A gentleman at White Plains,
from New York, reports that all telerranbs
railroads and railroad bridges are torn up and
destroyed.
The rioters, 800 in number, have torn IN the
railroad, and burned the depot at WILLIAMSBURG
They are marching to White Plains to 20 to
Tarrytown to destroy the Provost Marshaf's of.
fee there.
All the news that can be had we get from
men from New York that 20 up on the
North River boats to Tarrytown. ak miles
from Width Plains This news get from men
that are considered reliable, and who are citi-
zens of White Plains.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15

~ We learn that rioters are at work in TROY
N. Y. They have Quilted the Troy Times office,
and done great deal of damage. They are re-
ported to number 5000.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15
Pure Italian Queen Bees.

PRICE $1,000
A FEW colonies OF Italian Bees for sale tall.
II Queens Of beautiful color, Cor $500; or S5.Oo
when warranted pure. For particulars address
J. d. GOODRICH,
dam East Hardwick, w.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15
Notice.

EXPECT to go to Rutland Friday morning to attic to
l. claims for exemption from military duty. Those
who d.sife my services will please to call
=. - y. II. Smith.
Montpelier July 49, 1863
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15

New BEDFORD, Mass, July Is. The. draft.
At about ll.3o A. NJ, was suspended by the
Provost Marshal, by orders, but he did not saw
from whence the orders emanated.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15

on pell nell. An attack was made on detacb-
ment OF marines near Delaney Street when the
! latter fired killing and wounding Others.
The mob attacked the Mercury Office on Monday
night, but were finally drlen off by the police.
Tins morning nemerous rioters came to New
York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15

CabOt.--Henry Smith, Hiram S Wood,
Lyman II Hopkins, VIM Wells, George Shaw,
Alonzo Sargent, II Dow H Clark, George
T Heath, Simeon P Heath, George G Smith,
West Davidson, Francis L Knapp, Alonzo +
Sprsgue, John Wilson, Parker Swazey, Emery
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15

,WHLAAsPoRr, Md, July IA, 8 A. M. The
rebel army has crossed the Potomac in safety
takih' with 1t Its trains and artillery. The
rear guard OF cavalry crossed at O'Clock this
morning. Gen Fitzpatrick followed the enemv
to the river, and was opened upon by the rebel
artillery from the heights on the opposite side
OF the river. Gen. Meade will at once cbanoe
his operations and go in pursuit of the retreat
ing rebels.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15
TENTH SUB-DISTRICT.

CABOT, CALAIS, PLAINFIELD, MARsHFIELD,
WOODBURY. AND WORCESTER.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-15

DooioN' 'uly To- Inc following commune
cation, dated New York July II, P. NJ, has
been received from the Office of the Associated
Press in that city.
ia0 nosoo'a'eu ress reports for the East
ward have during last night and TODAY heen
sent by messengers from this Office to an i'm mr.
vised telegraph station in car on the Harlan
Railroad track.
| This afternoon the messenger was stonned
and beaten and the car in which the oneratoro
were stationed, was destroyed, the operators es
Gaping with their lives and instruments. The
MOP Is increasing and going towards New Ro
chelle 70 further destroy the telegraph. The
only way OF getting news to Boston is, there
fore, oy way of New Haven, by boat. Endeay.
orS Will De made to get news there by the most
expedltlouS route. The wires of the Independ
emu company were cut yesterday at 5 o'clock
: IN the afternoon. At High Bridge over the
Helena river the mob refused to allow workmen
VINO were sent cut, to repair, threatening to
throw them into the river if they attempted it,
CINCINNATI, July II. The Commercial has
F, Geographic advlces to the = Gen Grant
had finished paroling the rebel pi soners. Thew
numbered 3l,277 The general officers canture1
: included Generals Pemberton, Stevenson, For
ney, Smith, Lee, Taylor, Hurbert, CUMMINGS
barton, Sharp, Harris, Moore, Baldwin and
Vaughn. Immediately after the surrender of
V-ckspurg zen. Sherman moved in the direction
OF the big Black aver, with large army. The
following day ne met Gen. Johnston drawn up
: In line OF battle. A sanguinary engagement
J., took place, resulting in Gen. Johnston s defeat
and the capture of 1000 prisoners. Gen. Frank
Z. Blair is reported to be in possession of Jack
son, rumor was in circulation that Port
hudson surrendered to Gen. Banks on the Sth.
and that we took 10000 prisoners.
The main body of Bragg's army has retreated
from Chattanooga to Atlanta. The nresumn-
tion is that the bulk of Braggs forces have
4 been sent to Richmond to garrison it. Rosecrans
captured 1000 prisoners during the late forward
e movements. Our army are in high spirits and
q and in splendid condition
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-09-03
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
The War in Virginia. q :

= 81 a0 w AsHINGToN Aug. 81, 1863.
The Richmond papers of Sunday
have the following:
+ WHlrR SULPHUR SPRIsss, Va, Aug 81. 1853.
To Gen. S. Cooper
We met the enemy yesterday morn
ing, about mile and half from this
place, on the road leading to Warm
Springs. We fought from a. IN. to 7
p. m. Every attack made by the
enemy was rspulsed. AT night each
side occupied the same position they
had in the morning. The next morn.
ing, the enemy tFederals) wheeled to,
ward Warm Springs, pursued by our
cavalry and artillery, Col. Geo. G. Pal
on commanding. @
The enemy were about 800 strong,
with six pieces of artillery, under Gen.
Averill. es@
Our loss was twenty killed and
wounded the enemy's not known.
We have taken about l5O prisoners
and one piece of artillery.
(Slgned) SAMUEL JONES, Maj Gen'l.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-09-03

THE FELLOW LEsTER.-C. Edwards
Lester, known to some extent as an au-
thor, who was arrested on Monday at
Harper's Ferry, as a spy, was brought
to this city yesterday. He has been
employed in the Census Bureau, and
more recently in the,Psymaster Gener-
al's Office, from which he was lately dis
missed ON account of unfortunate hab-
its Incompatible with the performance
of the duties connected with his posi-
ton. 1t is not considered probable by
those acquainted with him that he
would ever be entrusted with reliable
information. He presents spectacle
Of splendid intellect in ruins. He is
a grand son of the celebrated Jonathan
Ed yards Washington Dispatch.