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-v,,pd. Catbcsrt, Newbern days, ba,lmt 10 J.

Sell, = Wand Cabcart, Newbsrn day., baIMt 70 j.
Bishop h %. -, 81,
sch, Ocean Wave. Foster, Nirsnia, WOOD
se,r Isaac HinckIey. Levy, .rgniH, wood.
seIr Wet Wind. Blu nstt George,o"n coal
Schr Arlington, Morse Bah more, coal
schr g. Il. James iiowes New Orleans II Gays oeA 70
master. til. n L.. I,,oLe, %
master. - =, p,,.a ito
Scbi londor, Bray, Bath ~ dAys, iuu'oeF - HEWITT
BELOW ship, UNKNOWN
WIND-sunset, w. ). w.
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FOR Great Britain snd the Continent, BY s'ean'l
Ameffei Va 'ou'N''' '..'..".......... l0i
Eor Ire end BIZ steamer City cf Ia.anoEe, Va ,o, .
Queenstown, Saturday, bee 5...,. "l Ill.,
fcr he~.u'nra IAN ~ '''aH'ei s....... p. ~.
foi a. s.'J - Tio - ..5i a. IN. aud 81 D.
va ir,,, punaio ana & lIas......a H.. enl q IA
..oI..t - -, v'ev p. IN
q, m ,i . 10 Val,osd .,...5a m rnd a
Southern ard South W sefn Biai.. Ia, y thi ~ " NJ
- f.y,o sni Fall Viysr........... y.
1b, Ioug Isieud Mail closes al > T. IN, ana v !"
Sandy ,lails-On sunday all mails close at p u.
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Dec. 4--Flou,. 21..l tbls. Windy. ie2s bb, Dat
,,-ti 80 hbls OH Mel, SO bush Nhest 2635i hut.
oats 10 lJg buah. Barley, .a5iJ bush. Corn, 80 bush
A.hes Is pkr. Lard 10 pkgs Petroleum. 80 pkg iut
t.l %. p.. Provisions $3.50 psg. Dressed bol 10 pa.
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Glisrei.aueon5.

~ V. CLARK. No. 2l7 Sulliyan.st., between
:. plce,ker aud Anlty. figuile, Nedent iia.'' "a
..ns P,urs A.) flank sad nsgmn;e t'il i.ls., - -
COLA .Oss. also Pic-scs ard Safpr' atl's VIZ. ~,
t tge Con al lnsry IN all 80 variety. s.lSrs~as eA~
liz IL rr1s.f.anr Lr-m-a.
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Money is more active at ~ cent, end more

Morev il more active at 7 ~ cent, end more
difficulty was shown In making up accounts than for
several days Bank managers are stI prudent and
wait for Mr. Chascs annual report, and his statement OF
te financial policy to DO pursued II is stated that bis
expenses az not so la re many dsoyal presses rep
resent them, and Tat no manage his department
without further legislation.
The deposits for 5-20s to-day were s''4O,ooO.
The new series OF bonds will 10 ready. when an
increase in The saies may be expected.
The European mails per steamer Scotia nave
been received.
FROM Tho London Economist, 2lst
nisCovvr ,sD MOyEY NAFErT-o very natural anxiety
esirscd ~ aeicln;ue house - pr 'v.e .'ll w [ ,l
cy further advance in tho Bank rate has roolo been s
chef Of tho increase IN pr'ae iec,is s' tn h
this AS in other Icpecs 'Le hlnA 81 Ens mo nss
gained STRENGTH the likelihood .! an r.e T. 'cs
tlan It oppsHred wces are Inc creek il ',n ~ ~
money market of Europe 90 the nion movement W
he nd n als pEc ,. ~ ta Europesn a.
'apon A in rIolor to te current rae. , we n Iss
sihle that relief may be 70 some eXien cNperenced DG
looking thu higher FAKE prevalent N ince anu I'ay
a. =, he b, more dsositon Ia take discounts; and for
ths JresoI, money Lenders inclined TO approach then
terms more nearly to the !enk 4ae The enry o. some pr
Ian 70 tte ank Golfers has t,ljed 70 ne the usSe
Annexed are 81" current quotations ~ paper oil ,f'ss oA'as
s s35S 90 9..:... SS cent
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d. ke,aI
u0D;h5-Bauk bOls............. ttD- = c'ht.
Gronths-Tfage huis............ : - y, cent.
On the stock Exchange tie charge iOr loans on Ooverunen
securities hss filitn 20 su3l 4 cent.
bullion: ~ 20 in htrs tve been purchased by the BANK
today ard 10000 Withdrawn for trdDsnissio 10 Aexh
l.i The rates Of discount in moe. Of tie continental e1-'
~ trihnr, seT Tie VICIOUS quotations are tined.
Lam ha,c Or Naset Bank Rate Og MAIk6
Irre,.lt Per cont Fer cent. Ter cent;
levs 1t Iiur n...ss.sssss.o -
Venra . Brns,cl.........6 sac
lfflia...........4k q lhaLorTg... .......f
Trinhflt.......5 S. Pe'eIs5ufg...t ~
r'aln......ft ~ ,,
Tlc rr s o. tie CovernrocE nis have heon tocrahly
steady IT, unceraiuty The money market and loans ca
tlcA lave lightly atc.cd The price, which, EcwsVf HsVe
recovered from the l,west quotation Of the y ana cio.e
asa 10. money and terg di' iderd 10y me rcc'sa
New ,,cen,s I'D Reduced @ie%;. India y Cents 'O'
diCt. $50, e.zof n,
India Bonds par IL. Prem. =. IT.. q.
Mesr, ssne Bro co. cay American Stocks continue 10
b. alrno entirely neglected srd there Enyc hfen husne"
Transactions very few. tia quotations ns Dc con.
suod auo.. nominal l. =. siNti nominal % .oa t-i fN's
al d00 uses lives boC' tisTylAnd '1@ 70 Ion
nessee SKIES, 81 ,l Virginia Elves, .3a01
Railway earnings continue good, but the IN
creased cost Il labor ard materials full! Offsets tie
gain IN gross receipts. Some o. the roads have dis
continued reporting earnings. as they show stead!
falling of
The st. Louis, Alton, and Terre Uaute Rail-
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Memoranda.

Rr berk Queen NAB recently sunk in tho Norm ny y w.
been led and "a now The Dry Docs, d'cAArsns we
Remainder OF her cargo.
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Sailed.

Dec a-stesmers-Tfsmeg, John Rice
sbips-B s. Kimba, F.. ~. Slo,,on. CT,
UarLs--Gen Warren Lucy Ring Transit, PowbsAn |AsH
tirloer Guerrilla Venus Dione Gen Cobb. -,
Brrs--Joan "a stJ Ceres tBr) Nelly uo"eis' heH'
senoouers-Water Raleigh ANGELA Ann (bTl Reno
s,rsh..nn, 4. ii. Abbott, Arcularus.
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suo-R,ss.. 7;ii rc,s........ % ioofi-Hi'es. LIZ
HlgH vsrfa Tnls D,f.
santy uoof. 10 oor. ls.ai... ia Hell 6as.. sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
rorvn Dpovyrp-The body Of an unknown

uan WINS. on Friday morning. found floating near tne
del os the EcwTurb NaIehousiDg 20. ~, DDS
TrootIvn Ilo is supposed b. be of the lsnesieh
aor, 10 vas drowned By collision between one Oh lno
.Iersey City ierr, boats and Russian launch
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DfPAErnENr OF fiyAScH.
Corar!ncrsbip Eoiirf5.

OOPAPTNERSHIP NOTICE. - ROBERT
OYFLyRRION, W. WALLACE MERRlAM IiEo'
DORE AaiFs sre members OF ourG n toH us ee .cs.
TOP PARTNERSHIP JOHN :. ROBERTS
~ having associated with him In tAr PRODUCE CDN-
MISSION BUSINESS Tia son WILLIAM =. AObAAio.
d moss vii hereafter be conducted by em under 10
na4as or firm ~ JOHN ). EObLAIS sON.-as"' fotS'
December /, 1919
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so. - WsIrsr NEv.NoaE, Dee T. ~
.r}NHE COPAkTNER>lliP heretofore existing
under tie name ofREAD LAIhRoP Is DlssOL' 50
hy h. death Of NJ Read. The olsness va De c9lu'e
10 .sr,vas partner yLo la. ssscciA.d VITA himself ~
wa b. MOTT late Of No. v a. So pndeT tie aIrns q
iATIWOP a MOTT.
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!, -CT7 N7,VTS non r0TugRs.
lEEsENrATION SWORDS, .oons

REPRESENTATIONS SWUnU,tS,, oons
WlllTlRY AND MAs9NlS SoOpo'
'.''' irupIlsON y SiLsEN, ,p.,.ar,y
49, -, 81 r.eond door wes Of bf''a'"
'ihce No :" 'p,S,nrg, Trenton. \. j.. . ..nl.,lsa
-, N "a. ..n,aiion and Masose 'os"M f
Manufacturers ~ ,..ss lsss banner, Nc Az csr
. Ike "s aye ua'sq,,e6 W, Ss sssiy . W y!
own c.tabi,huent sua are 'reny ~, nel s'ssss
ttletlar designs. over " oNr s"V'-' 49,
Government since tho az -, :, :,
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/" = REENBACKs" and "KEDbAUAS

N CIGARS. ~
c.~.,i ,-.,,v p, -. L. =. No % iito-ty st. y "
ne ,,f, lIoisI prss end rti,s wl-ns 10, ti~' WV
,iODp Ci0AN AT 4 fk.N Fil. e., .,.,,A
tna tic QUALITY oiNh aNltAD -At-
gui ,h- vrar cen he surrlsd =, 49,. ri,,rs
.nal sample tozes payable 'n d..Nty So. ths
,-fre. vtrv from \, - o. - ffr LOO 20 h'.I "a
up1c ue..ns spurious irsions no ttal,-ns ~ is1
m.lsy.a. The hi b price o. doc tiia ln'.'''' " -
h.,s e.s.,ed in mo .ou.nllnry tie want 81 a. rp,cr
auOD CUAi. Ar A Reason AhL- = ~, ,,,uey -
rh,. wat can now he s.pg.ied Cal " siis" 10
shlus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

Che Trustee. OF thc Madison Avenue baptist church
.r .nrls,d Tic Char 81 ofthe Home o. ts tnn'c9 Con
g',b ,.r Nnd,sou ,Vl divine ssrv.r. Tho Rev JOHN
H. RAYMOND, D. d., AL es.aeA 20 alApAl A. 4s1.-
NOON, ~ y -'cnch-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

AZ the state street Congregational hnrch lneo'
yoyttD brooklyn. the Pastor tho key NJ" ~, hi%'-
IJE vii rsescL lO-MORROW a. NJ. eni At ! p NJ
Tho ioUfi sermon tie ne3 sis;e' IA lro2tesy 9'yy
=" Tho Restoration Of Isse' sunday schoo! ~ ia =,
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ilciisions Notices.

A,hcreum.- Rev MATTHEW HALE SMITH viii
aeo. !. a. s,l u . ~. course IT sermons On ne
errs, revival under Luther. will be eomm'need. 5so
Ice, or the evening" site o! the Religious ora "Hen O'u
al. - fDfE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Undersigned
~ have t.s dly formed aLIlllTkD fAktNEk5 blf ar
.uaut T. hs statute. % ID. State II !or ne prss
=. trsn.scfiug the GENERAL cLO4HlNr LtsisEss
tie (ity Of Aew-i ork under ,he Grn name Of hhSEf
IDuN FAREr r. that the sole general pfltnr. in'sEs1.si
Ia It'd ra.tnoIsiip EhHf PAltEf and JOHN PAdhE
IT, ~ 10 both rssie 0: EsyoIne, Hudson County safe 81
nsrsu~rshlp trs WILSON o. III Nj ari OEO1of. W.
DYKE both residing In the Cuy o. ncw.4 Ok nat oe,h 81
spa pUrnrs contributed the sr 81 seen tlou.
and ars Ia cash toward tho common stock ihAi ie sad
r,rfueralp tie twenty dsy Of Aova'
sef one :iou4 sA hundred and styhlee, aud ccaih5cs
rtl th h etA dy OF. NovsnneS thousand eight Gas-
sed a. .1ty..cycn---N.w.ioEi,A NV. ., 1913.
ls.-,-u HENRY PAREr.
JOHN PAhtE jr,
WILSON e.. Hunt,
A
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second Advent Church, botanic Hal, No. ~ ~
III, ,dWay.- Preceding TO-MOhhoW tSnniap ~ ~
SIuinS Fdtor Of Tie Iietald Of Lite and toi'as Aing
dom At H. IA Service In the moinins At Az AZ cord
ally itti,rl 10 attend seats rec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

service FOR Nourg ncu-Iriny !Gr.-tae Rev
". H. hlLBuKN viii deliver the ninth lJhl 81 ere. ol
dasoIrs,s tho " Eaf'y h-tory vi thlsiln.y MANOR
ROW Sunday EVENING al i oc.ocA. Aen eaui so.ns
young iion especially invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

second ni,orsniist Church, ~ avi nh st-tho |
Rev FRANK MAUulRE viii preach TO-mORROW |
EVENING At 4 O'Clock Subject; :" nsrrsa.a n o. hrla
ou TO IA, Practical Rel eats y the Age" the Rev
a. FLANDERS Nil preach .n tho MORNING. ou The law
OF Service
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

Sunday: CbuOs.-iLe second o. series ID. .nous on
IN. suulect 90 Sunday Schools agslly O. teouuun col the
Esceutgc COMMITTEES OF the udy Sthool Union sid Church
BOOK Society will be preached by the Rev >. H. IlN ~"
ID, d., a. tie Anlhon Memorial tlunh We; ioii.t, %.
tween md ~ Ags. SUNDAY EVENING neNt btc. o
a. "A ococt Slpsrnendcnts teachers aud Pron' ine'-
ested la Sunday >, cob aro invited 10 attend -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

ALcctnrc or the " Proyideutial mud Divine Or
iqin Of Aictbndisu - wil be d-iy Tel b. tie hes
Iijl1As ~ flsDEN ia tho Lectrre Room % TIE ~ -
81 = Ch.fc. On MfDSESDAG E.rslNG. December =
III "A ococs Artaodsts o,les chrrcAes gesYe1uGy
invited.
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r.yentcrnth-sf. NJ. l.. hureh, between J., ed "a
ay..-suADAf otL inst, preaching MnNNlAO and ~ "a
iNO ~ de Pastor the kcy. a. H. ,L,uhS, u. II. oltr
mofnngi Jesus the MiIAc- NufAcr. evening "OH 80
1iIr Nc,ivus Of hgn goI." scale Ice
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IneFeaSs...."................'

IncEene... Ne'is'' -
Tho gain n eleven months has been sS3s,'.i'.
Tie Rock Island Road earned IL November:
ISl2.........,..sl37l so ioe3........... si.i,'S'
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Spiritual 1IVVlInEs u IN" tuU 7rs'Illn q tl9 NV
DlsrENsAIION oy,ly SUNDAY, ~ III q. a., AID g
D. r. a. ilal NO. 9,i bfuadigay, corner 80 s.NoF.,
iNO. Gircls hfIENNOO.. Conference. Sul. rct fft.
aa,cneo II Mn. EVENING, I.-..o s.e4Ain., by ms.
rou.h ColecQus taken W.
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rO,r-;EECaAL MATTER HIS.
,,. s.oek Excbnnse-DEe. 4.

40 He'd. River EN.....,.lsl J
20 d,...,..bi0. l22
l00o I{ud. Liv. RI. Scrip. "
100 Harlem Ra.lToad.....' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

~. Ann's tbarcb, l6ihst, ncsrs'ass--s gvices TO
MORROW At T. ~. aal 8 ne a.. rri.on or b'li N l.".
Seats 1Ar Annual sir " .hl. Church WI opvn MAI
MONDAY At No. 80 HIosdwAy, oggoaits ils~. ana COZ
/ - through tlo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

"EcpreseItnfiyc sinners o1 the bib'c.'-I TIE
Rev WI ALklN BARTLETT vii deliver ~ eleventh DIS.
eourse hi. ssrle. TO ONOW ~ ElhO, a. tho brook
Ign Tsbenscle at T. sghlect "Ssu' Preceding Ia tie
MORNING also by tho Pastor a. oi O'Clock. Sabbath school
a a. m. aud 4 y. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

de.t and gouritts Brooklyn Tho congo, cation o. tu
obusch Will worship IN their Lecture Room, lItscl
Ing SUNDAY ~ TIE Rev EDM ARD lLOl~ srg'-eea 81
~ a. an ahd :; r. f sabbath SsA0o. ~ / O'Clock =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-06

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToNAc,
8 20 a. M, July 5-Major General Halleck:
The enemy retired under cover Of the night
and heavy RAIN in direction Of Fairfield and
Cashtown. Ny cavalry arein pursuit. / can
not give you the details of our captures IN prl-
soners, colors and arms Upwards OF twenty
battle flags will be turned in from one corps.
My wounded and those Of the enemy are IN
our hands.
C. G.. MEADE. Major General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-06


raj Davis, and Rear Admiral Dahlgreen each
one step on the navy register. The list now
stands thus David G. Farragut, Tennessee,
commanding Western Gulf; Louis N. Colds
borough, District of Columbia, special duty;
S. f. Dupont, New Jersey, relieved; Q. II.
Davis Massachusetts,, Washington; John 4.
Dahlgren, Pennsylvania, South Atlantic fleet.
Commodore Blake, Of the Naval Academy, IS
the first on the list of commodores, and will
be the next admiral except special promotion
be conferred.
The State of Indiana has made default ~
the payment of the interest on its debt due on
the lst, Icing the first instance OF default
since it's compromise with it's creditors sixteen
years ago. The occasion Of this is not the
| want Of funds, but from disagreement among
it's political parties.
New Orleans dates are to the 9th. There
is nothing new about Port Hudson, 1t was
said that final charge was to be made at
once. The Confederates have overrun the
Teche country, and done much damage to the
Union residents. They have also captured
Brashear city
Gen. Sickles who was wounded and lost
leo in the late battles, has reached Washington
| and is doing well.
Il is stated that Major General Schenck has
| proclaimed martial law in the State OF Della
ware. Brig. Gen. Daniel Tyler has been ap
pointed military commander of the State.
| Gen. Wilcox, commander Of the District OF
Indiana, has issued an order against secret po-
Ttical societies, dated Indianapolis, June, 80.
The inspections of -four in Washington for
the year ending July lst, were larger than
ever before The inspector reports as toll
lows Family s, ,757; extra, $4,000; supertne
5,OlO: fine SO2; first middling, 406, and 3S5
barrels Of rye -four In addition to this 20
half barrels family, and 100 halt barrels extra.
Total %, 366 barrels and l20 half barrels
From some Of the Catholic pulpits in Wash
ington, yesterday, announcements were made
by the officiating cleigymen, cautlonlng then
CONGREGATIONS against unauthorized parties who
have been going about soliciting contributions
for PURPOSES in connection with the church
and its moral and benevolent enterprises.
The Raleigh Standard of the 23d faVors
Convention of all the States to procure peace
either by reconstruction Of the Union or by
Deaceable separation.
Commodore Wilkes has arrived per Roam
oke Commodore Lardner having arrived at
st Thomas. The West India squadron is re
norted in crippled condition. owing to defec-
tive boilers, etc. The steamers Charleston,
Sirens, Banshee, Lizzie, and Fanny had al
rived at Nassau from Wilmington The flo-
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pUBIIsHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
nas~ 0FFICE-No 1O4 King street, over
s ones. formerly Frenchs) Book Store
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or POTOMAC. !
YspuRG, July 5, 8M O'Clock, 2. N. J

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or POTOMAC.
NEAR GETTYSBURG, July 5 812 O'Clock, I. VI,
- Major GEN Htlleck, Commander-in-Chlef
The enemy opened on our lines at clock
D NJ from about one hundred and fifty guns
concentrated upon my left and centre, contln-
niDg without internission for about three
bonrs at the expiration Of which time he as
sauIted my left and centre twice, being upon
both occasions handsomely repuIsed with Sc
we're loss to him, leaving III our hands nearly
rhree thousand prisoners-Bngadier General
ArniStead and many Colonels and officers OF
lesser rank
The enemy left many dead upon the field,
and large number Of wounded in our hands.
The loss upon our side has been considerable.
Major General Hancock and Brigadier Gener,
al Gibbon were wounded.
After the repeling Of the assault, their be-
ing Indications leading to the belief that the
enemy might be Withdrawing, an armed recon-
nossance was pushed forward from the lett
and the enemy found to be in force.
At the present hour all is quiet.
Ny cayahy has been engaged all day on both
aanks Of the enemy, harrassing and vigorously
attacking him with great success, notwithstand. !.
ing they encountered superior numbers, both
Of cavalry and infantry
The army is in fine spirits.
(Sigued) GEORGE G. MEADE,
Mai. Gen. Commanding.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The latest official
dispatch received here up to this hour a 7.
NJ from General Meade is dated Headquar-
terS Army Of the Potomac, A. NJ. July 4th,
which merely states that the enemy had with
drawn from his positions occupied for attack
on Friday The information in the possession
OF General Meade at that hour did not devel-
ope the character of the enemy's movement,
whether it was retreat or manpuvre for 9TH
er purposes.
WASHINGTON, July 5, P M.-The follow
ing dispatches have been received:
To Major General Halleck Conmandel-in-Cnief
July 4, M.-The position Of affairs is not
materially changed since my last dispatch Of
{ 4. NJ.
We now hold Gettysburg, The enemy has
abandoned large numbers of his killed and
wounded on the field
| shall probably be able to give you return
0l our captures and losses before night, and a
return of the enemy's killed and wounded in
our hands.
lSlgned) GEORGE G. MEADE,
Major General.
MAYOR General Halleck, Gsneral-inChicf
Hlgned) GEORGE 6. MEADE,
july 1, 10 ?. NJ No change IN affairs since
VNPatch Of II noon. Major General,
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G. G. MEADE. Major General.

our hands
pontoon Bridge and Train destroyed.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Major General
French yesterday succeeded IN reaching VII
Transport by forced march from Frederick,
with considerable force, and has destroyed
the pontoon bridge and train of General Lee:
which the latter left in position there to serve
for emergencies.
The recent rains have swollen the Potomac,
thus rendering the river unforable, an lmpor-
tant fact in view Of military operations. The
water in the upper Potomac is said to be
eight or nine feet deep.
The city is jubilant tonight over the latest
war news from Pennsylvania.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The following M
portant dispatch has been received at the War
Department:
FREDERICK, July 4, s ?. NJ.
To Mai. Gen. Halleck, General-in Chief:
An expedition sent by me last night has just
returned, having entirely destroyed the enc
my's pontoon bridge over the Potomac at
Wiliamsport, capturing the guard-a Lieu
tenant and thirteen men.
(Signed) VIM. Fl. FRENCH, Major General.
A Washington dispatch in the Northern pa
pers says:-"To day deputatlon Of citizens
waited on the President, and appealed to him
to place the city under martial law, and call
upon every citizen capable of bearing arms to
enter upon the defence of the city. The Pres
ident promptly replied that he saw no necessl-
ty for such a proceeding, and declined to ac-
cede to the request The District militia,
however, is being placed Oh war footing, so
as to be organized for any exigency which may
arise in future. The movement IS being car
ried out with considerable alacrlty. Some OF
the militia are armed and uniformed. 1t may
be stated as an evidence of The confidence feIt
by the military authorities in the safety OF the
Capital that General Heintzelman resclnded
his order to-day requiring passes to go out OF
the city on any road other than railroad.
Mr.. D. Walach, who has been indicted by
the grand jury Of Washington for publishing
in the Star an extracted article giving the
positions Of some of the different divisions OF
the army of the Potomac when it was lately
lying before Washington, has voluntarily, ap-
peared and entered into the required bonds to
answer the charge at court
The Baltimore American rebukes the per-
sons who used Insulting cries towards the Con
federate prisoners brought through Baltimore
yesterday.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-07
SHALL WE DlSORGAN1ZE2
ls% Dies MONIES, March 3rd, 1868.

To the Editor of the Hawk.Eye: {
1t has become trite saying that expert
ence is dear school but fools will learn in no
other" / would indulge in some remarks as
to those who will not learn even in that, if
did not fear this would be regarded as exhib.
ting an ..'.intensity and bitterness of party
feeling lily calculated to please the political
s.Mr. Turveydress" who does up unexceptiona-
BILE lectures on political 'sdeportment' IN the
form of Capital correspondence for the lHawh-
Eve. "Des Moines'' is politician Of nearly
thirty years standing, and has been citizen
and ofice-holder in this State for six or seven
wears. He ought to know better, but as Mr..
Thurlow Weed and the Hesd of the DEPART
ment TO which be reports at Washington are
engaged in similar folly, we must deal as char
i.ably as possible with the subordinate. Says
be, 1--WE call upon men who love the Union to
rally to the support Of the Administration
Wby don't they respond afirmatively? Why
do they combine so formidably against rs, as
10 defeat us in New York, Indiana, Ohio, Penn.
.ylvapia and New Jersey! Why" Would j,
not have been well for "Des Moines" to have
continued in the interrogative mood, and ask
ed WHY they did not defeat US in Iowa, Mich
iran and Minnesota! No one familiar with
the unimpeachable linen and unquestioned re-
SPEC liability of your correspondent, will believe
that he avoided this additional interrogatory
for the reason that it would force upon hin
the true answer-that in the States Of New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi
ana and Illinois the friends of the Unior
abandoned the only loyal organization in exis-
tence to fight as a mob, while the Northern
allies of the traitors in arms fought as
thoroughly disciplined force; that in Iowa
Michigan and Minnesota, instead of abandon
ing that organisation they increased its power
and welded that power on the side of the gov
ernment. Iowa to day presents to the coun
try the result of adhering to the Republica,
organization, while New York is a strikin,
illustration of the disorganizers theory.
Blu. says your correspondent-"When tn