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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
Enthusiasm for Col; Miller in the A rn,y.
WASHINGTON. Aug, 26.

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WAsurNGros, Aug. 26.
Co resnondence Of the St. Paul Press.
llurrah HURRAH HURRAH!!
were the words heard next morning-sec
ond morning after The first Bull Run battle.
| went into the Old church on Judiciary
Square, where three companies of the Min
nesota First were collected together, all
still wet through, the church filled with the
steam from their drying garments.
All was quiet-all engaged in low con.
versation. was learning the names Of
the killed, woun led and missing, from a
Sergeant in Company E, when hunah
hurrah broke oct into shout. sprang
up, and inquired uhat Gus the matter ?
News came into the church-'Cul. Miller
Col. Miller has come to see u.s.
'We'',' said I, what Of thut-what has
he done p anxious to know gil about the
officer Of our brave old First. s = .5
About Col. Miller, is it. Yes, he didn't
run--1s stuck 1y as. lEe hneso sehere h
acas all tie Tine - .s :
+ The Colonel came in, and all the boys
gathered around him and shock hands with
him. i was > happy, hearty, mutual greet
ing, not easily forgotten.
And when saw in your paper, received
yesterday, that the Colonel was nominated
for Governor Of our young and be.utifu
State, threw down the paper snd hurrah
ed, just IS the Toys did for Col. Miller
The scene and shout in the old churcl
came lefors me again; and / sssmed 4
bear the Shouts . It came from the old
church; waving and ringing across th'
Prairies Of Minnesota hurrah hurrah 70
Col. Miller.
No political juggler mo Indian Trader-
whether he has one, two Or fvs squav
wives, can prevent the Election Of Col. Mil
aler Gosd luck-an overwhelming victor,
to the brave Colonel.
remain respectfully yours,
NINHEsorIUs.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
Eye.sfxhf

Milton's blindness was the result Of oyer
work and dyspepsiA.
Maltitudes Of men and women have made
their eyes weak for life By the too free use
Of the eys.sight, rssding small print and do.
ing dns sewing. Il viewing those things
it q we'll TO observe the following rules in
the use OF the eyes
AVOID all sudden changes between light
asd darkness.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

NATIVE APPLEs,-Mr. Y Younger who Te-
sides in the west end Of Minneapolis Town.
ship, has several thrifty apple trees we'll Ia !.
den with good sizsd applss. This. fact IS
additional evidence that apples can be pro-
duced in Minnesota. To our mind the
question is definitely settled.
New WuEAr.-Largo quantities of the
now crop Of wheat is being offered in our
markets. The quality is excellent, and the
yield per acre much better than was antici-
pated by the most sansuina. Prices paid,
rule from sixty-9ve to eighty cents for
Spring wheat. s~@ss .a4.r. r7
A PARTIAL FAILURE. Ono Of The disas.
trous effects Of the August frost, is appar-
ent in the serious curtai!ment OF the Gran
berry crop. From all the information We
can gather we are forced to the unwelcoms
conclusion, that the crop this year will be
very meagre one. 49,
STRUCK BY L1GnrNlNa.-The house Of
Ho-. J. 3. Wakefield, Of Blue Earth City,
was struck by lightning last Friday. It
was unoccupied, but contsi ned few Of
Uncle Sans rifles. The lightning went
down the cl i'm ,ey and entered the barrels
Iof two Of the,guns, bursting them entirel,
!opeD. No other damage was done.-Nan-
Ikato Union. =@## ~
Cart. N. A. DALEY Of Steele county,
has resigned the ofiicef State Senator,
owing to his position in the army. The
vacancy will bs filled 1t the November slec.
ton Aankato Union.
| AssIGssD. We learn thst Major VIM.
B Leach, Of this place, bas bses ordered to
Boston Harbor, and placsd in chsFss Of the
sonscripts who ars collecting thers.-Has-
tinqs Conserstr.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

QuEEx YIcToRIA indulged her Shin for
privacy 10 such N extent, that 10 taking
passage for Gsrmany. sbs embarked Il the
pier within the WooIwich dockya that
whole establishment having been previously
closed 70 the public, and orders given thai
II woskman Or clsrk hooked from tbs win
dow while Her Majesty w.s passing throush
the yard u ! close carriags, bs should =
Instantly dismissed frsm snpsoymest.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

Tbs NswburJport HsyaM consider aea.
Stopenan sort Of Moses. Hs was per-.
mittsd 70 yisw ths coveted land bat not 70
enter Il.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

C.&J. G. MCCLURE,
Attorneys & Counsclors at Law.
RED WING, MlsNEsorA.
Special attention given to the collection OF
claims against tho United States for PAY AND
BOUNTY OF soldiers killed in battle or dying
In the service of the Government.
Once in Brands new building, next door t.
the Red Wing House. 3
Red Wing, March s,hs 1881. tt
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
WHOLE nc. 42l.
STATE ITEMS.

ffs From the State Atlas.
. Cool tTR1ck "A boy named ]" Ike Dike,'
performed the coolest piece Of private advens
ture the other day We have heard of lately.
Waiting untilhe noticed that certaindown
town lawyer had gonetq his office, he called
on said lawyers better half and informed
her that her lsige lord had requested him
(lke) to taketthe pony up to the Office
The cute ruse succeeded, and soon Ike was
aboard. and off for parts unknown, or. Is he
said, : an extended tour Of observation down
|solth aLing his rayese Fort Smelling.
l. smst by - likely looking pony, and
lkg proposed pony race oser the Fair
dronnd courss, This proposition was re.d-
ily asssnisd .. and tho stakes, twenty. I've
csnts. put up. and It it they went, fol. .
whole half day. sergeant.Adams happenea
along, and knowing the pony and thinking
some foul play involved, captured the cen
traband racer. Ike riled up, and coolly in
formed the Sergeant that il he did not 1t
once return the pony he would repert him
to 1Pe commanding officer at the Fort. -
Ike missed his man that time, and with in
dlgnant eyes beheld the coveted animal dis
appear in enc Of the Fort stables. Th.
owner notitied, came down and reclaimed
the stolen peny. and gave Ike good whip
ping for his impudent raid. That boy ought
to join Quantrell's guerrilla band at once.
PLUM CRoP.- The market has been fairlv
glutted with this excellent native fruit
The Oldest inhabitants report that the yield
this year is unprecedent in tho history of
Minnesota. <-5.
ScAscE. daily inquiries are being made
for houses to rent, but in most cases With
out success. The fast Is, there is scarcely
. house FOR rent in town. Such being the
case, can any Of our capitalists be induced
70 build number Of comfortable residen.
|ces for rent We belie7e it would pay
good round interest.
PltlENrt We are informed By hunter.
and Others from The Big Wosds, .h.. deer
sre unusually plenty. a fact. probeply ar
lslng from the compulsory absence Of tho
Indians.
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syIx miias fTcm Red Wing on thsznmhrosa
rSsd. 6pod dAcepmmodAsious for beth hEiaH
1dAexas satreascHahic rates.
JuHS HACK. Prcprictor-
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

JAMES II. PARKER,
ATTORNEY f. cOUNSELORATL4W.
And Notary Pablic.
RED WING, -s- MISSxsorA.
Particular attention given to the collection OF
claims against the United States. growing ous Of
she war, Tor soldiers ARaEAR PAY, BorxTr NON
RI, EXTRA FAT or PENSIONS.
O:ncs in The .GaoJhue Volunteer building
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The Hs,oit, If tho I5s', has Intelligence ap
T. . e'0ck 4. d. Gov. Seymour aad received
information from Washington that 0s draD
,cus posittesiy spspeadei tbs residences Of
Mr. Sinclair, publisher OF taa N. Y. 1'rtbaae,
was sacked aui lufnt about / O'Clock Tues.
day night, after this nsws, and many other
residences. Wsbb's ship.yAri was in the
hands Of ths riossrs, who were proceeding to
burn the yesss ! there. Tbs body of Colonial
O'Brisn could not bs foaaa. Ths lfraia es
Il mated tn&t 21D persoQs wcr9 Killed in the
l~o d4ya' fioline, ,.of WHOM 10 vefs negroes.
Al / O'Clock U'ednsada7 morning tas mob
were still saekio2 and burning.
Among the b:codiess ats was that oeuar
ing at the burning Of Aiisfsons Hotel, where
company Of 10 soldiass were overpo~cred
by tie raon. Nins OF the soldiers We ~ dTe Ad-
fiiIy wouneet. In some instances ths womsn
jarked the bayonsss from their owners aAd
plnnged shsra into the already wounded soi
disfs- A negro was hanged to tree in CLARK
ssn s.ssss. His cIoshing was then act Oh iits
and was burned completely from his boig
The cry Of the meb, Tuesday morning, WIS
Hang the Abolisionis:s" Tns Hudson Rive.
Railroad was toFnap.
Gcv. Seymour, =; a late hour Tuesday night
issued = proclamation dsclssiag Nav York -
be- In a ssass ef insurreesioa.
Tns nab was en- its way 10 bara the souy
tsa Dsyii haiixs 10 prevent troops from arsiv'
in. 10 Ihs cisy.
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,he News from New York.

We have some intelligence from tho North
,l,s morning far more welcome, and much
.,,e important ,han foreign intervention
,.s rsace Gleetisgs IL Ne" York, go bitterly
.,,,n,s4 bv the uuthinh ias-thoss sais paral.
rs which tAe anti war people of the North
FRA working iuio open reslstanee 10 L.n-
lts 1sye syecument~bave borne their fruit
o..a ,.t4 sag has been suddenly lowered. aud
tts red battle tiAg now wavee in New York
,..-f -,reets wet wi,h tha gore of Lincoin's
,..,e ,.i..i5Ds ii..g grand movement. in Nsw
Y.,A is but tha precursor Of ssriea Of slmi:
,.r outbreaks, Ai'eady have riots followed IN
d.rtf.-i Gt, and Ne @srk, y j.. and in a few
e,.. .re shall rear from the West. These de-
-,,nstrstions may, and doubtless will, be pnt
nby tie iron hand of the military, bat
eSill be no enforcement Of the draft after
nj. IL sestoTed These people have elected
T., die n the sirssts rather than submit to the
..fofgl ty.anny Of lincoln, and have proved
,t+a.elges III earuee. by pouring out ttbeir bioo~'
1asy have shown spirit which Lhncoin, too
gl,o b see sulside, will nsyer again ronse
ALREADY tie is covering bei1rs 1t, and teis
,,,Ap.s to Gov. seymour that the draft ~iii 10
suspended 10 New York When he saAii have
l,ad time to fIl the city with troops tbis prom
e may not he respected but hs cannot Ill
"A or even q half d0zyn, Of tho large cities ut
,hs North with suliiciaut force 10 enforce the
.onscription. Ho has not the men 10 spare
and VS. may very safely conclude that the
days ms we'll as the soidiers of ths Federal
army are numbered. There will be ho ad-
aition to ite strength, aud 1t is con
fesged on all hands that the pfeaeh;
Yankee force under arms can never begin to
eRhiue the Coniederaey. Ist us have moro oi
these outpouriDga-st few more great '!'les Oh
liza lnouruers' bench eouIe more quitting and
,,kiug Of honaes, and hanging and mutihiing
f nIeu IL saves the Confederate troops
,is.i Of MAJ my and lighting, aud iops OF
many drsary month Of this war. The sack
lug aud burning has been heretofore al the
South Our comp nents to oar Northern
brethren, and may they ENJOY their luTh
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FROM EUROPE.

By The steamship Jura, which arrived at
Quebec On Saturday, ws have five days later
Europaan news. II was stated tha. tho Con-
'fsisrates had made proposals to tie Spanish
Goysramant 1or recognition, with ths sane
ton and support OF Napolso" Lord Pal
msrs,ou's Government had been defeated by
AL immense majority on the vote to purchase
the late exhibition building. Tae.s had been
a great .s. On Water street IN Livsspooi'
which destroyed one million dollars worth
of property The debate On Mr. RosDa'k's
motion for the recognition OF the Southern
Confederaey had been adjourned by Inc House
of Commons to the l3.h.
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FROM GEN LEES-ARMY-THEE ENEMY
ALSO ACROSS THE EPOTOMAC-FICHT
EEAR CHA RIESTOWN


From u gentleman who cams down on the
Central train Last nigh: we gather the follow.
iug particulars of sR.ira IN the lower Valley !:
GA Monday evening Il wac aseesta;.sed thai
the enc ny were crossing he posomas ia heavy
force, ri nnmboT of different fosds between
Wiliiamsport, where the right of our army
Tsste6, aud Eiwards's Ferry, near ieesi,ury.
Doiag the afternoon of Monday, a portion Of
their forces which had eroseed e.: Harper q
Ferry, engaged the i2sh Va. cavalry at Hall
town, four mies from the river. La this Gu.
gagsnent, Col. A. w Harman. who commsn5.
ed the i2,h, was severely wounded. Finding
themselves opposed by vastly Eaperior force,
tho reg meat fell back, and the enemy ad'
yaneed sa far, aud occupied ChaTies.own thai.
night
At the sams LIME heavy e5luinn Of the
enemy crossed tho river at shephsrdstown,
u miles above Harpers fcfsry, aud another
column al Point Of Rocks Q miles below IL
ia also reported thai 4 eonsidsrable force was
.srown acroes The river al Eiwards's Ferry.
Ol learning that tina enemy " are thus at !.
tempting 10 gain his rear. iisH Ire al once
eofnmenoed tho psasa2s OF siie ftsss at Vii
Transport and Falling Waters, aud throne bout
tae entire night o! Monday, his army waa en-
gagged ia cEoaaing the Potomac, still somewhat
swollen by ths Recent rainr Early The ne b !.
morning the last Of our troops reached the
Virginia shore, and moved Oh III tho direction
of Winchester. Tae last heard from our army
il wa, in line of battle at RGpkef I'LL mil
way bstween Winchester and MartiusbnrQ.
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Gen yshns,sa'. Address 10 His Trosps.

Oa the moraine Of shs 10th, Cen. Johnson
isaaed to the troops the f1l.owing battle orisr,
which gas read along ihs line amid dsslenias
eaouts is9sa ths soldiers:
"1iEADQs On sas Field, Jaly ., 1865.
IS Fellow Soldiers An iasolent foe, flashed
with hops by his reesnt suecsss at SicksbIrg,
eenifonts yot, threatening the people, whoaa
homes ami liberty yea arc hefe u protect.
with pluridsr an9 conquest. Their gans may
even now be heard as Intervals, az they al
yanes.
- This enemy it is a. opee the mission aui
the dnty of you, brave men, 70 chAssise and
expsi from the soil Of Mississippi. The Cam
maaaing asneral confidently relies on y,a tn
sustain his pledge which hs makes in sdvs nee.
aud hs,wii os viii, you In tue good work /.
even unto tbs end
''Tas vice Of 'ssragsiing' he bsgs yon 70
ghun, apd 10 fsown on. II needs b, h wiii
be checked by sven sne most summary TsIas-
dies.
'.rhe Telegraph has already announced =
elasious vie.ory over tas fos, wen " Jour
noble comrades VI she vngioian army on tsos-
raj coll, may Ls Ios, vita redoobisd hops,
| count On you, while defending yoar own n.s-
tidss aud hoaasAoid goods, 70 smulats laa
praui example of yoar brothers In shs EA.s
'Aha coallsy expscss. IN this gssas cris.a
| OF is destiay, that every man WIZ 10 his
dAty.
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OE GEN. LEE 10 HIS ARMY.

The following general order Of Gen. X h
Lsa to his army; iesHed from Hagelstown on
Saturday, was found says ths Il ,ltimofe Aase
,icaa, when Gen Fitzpatrick entered Tho town
Oh Sunday morning;
uBo'nB ARMY NGRTHsRN VIRGINIA,
Jay iltb, 1863
generat Crae1s No. ia fer the lang ala
irving marches, eudarai with the 'of,itude THAI
has ever characterized the soldiers .. tho
Army Of Ncrthern Virginia, you have psNe-
,ratei 70 the cUnnuy oil orF enemies, al re-
called to tho dsfences af their own soil tBoss
who wore engaged III .be Invasion OF oufs-
fou have fought IL fierce and aanguuary hat.
Tie which, if not ATTENDED! with the Success
taae has hitherto crowned yonr Efforts, was
rss, by the sa1e heroic spirit that has c"ll.
rnanded the respect OF your eTemies, the gran
audo Of ylur country, AID tie @aa.irA'lon OF
mankind.
o.. more you are called upon 10 meet the
enemy from whom ysu rave torn SO uauy
t.lds names that will nsver sIe. Once more
tho eyes OF yout7countFyGasu sra tarned npon
you, and again 30 wives Snd sisLe!S, fathers
aud niothefs, and he plsss children, isan tor de-
fsnre on your strong al as and brave iieArts--
L l4st every solder rem mber that on his conr
aga aud fidelity depends al that makes lie
worth having, the freedom u his coautfy, tue
HouOF OF hia pcopio, aa" 'io 7o'"'.3 " ii'S
home i.s. each heart grow strong i'll the RS
mambIanoa Of our glorious past. and III fhe
thought of the inestinable blessings for which
we contend; and, invoking the assistanCe OF
that heavenly Power which has so sisnaiy
blossed our former efforts, let n5 so forth III
e1niideace to secure the peace and safety OF our
country. Soldiers, yoar old enemy Is before
YOU. VIA from him honor worthy of vcnr
right cause, worthy Of your Comrades dead on
81 many sinstfious fields.
T. L. LEE, Gent Con, <.
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THE DEFENCE OF MOBILE FOREIGN
SIfi.IEG Is

Grant will lind Mobile well fortified when
he reaches there, If he ever does. The city is
strip iag for tho impsndiag coutiio. a. her
gates. G 30. Maury has issued the following
s3dress to the citi2ens;
HE.pQ'Rs DEPARrT OF tbs GUtF,}
MOBILE, ALA j Iiy Ssn, 1865
IOfhe EtH5sas # Mobie uHd TITS tactalty:
Tho calamity which has bafpllea our arms
ut Vicksbrg has peculiar si2nticaUce for
YOU. Mobile nay bs attacked within I. very
ehort time, ana we nust make every prepara-
ton for KS successful defence.
All able bodied nien ~itbin tbs Limits Of the
city and county must at once organize into
mpanles, aid report ior daty ia defence Of
this position. owBoFJ Of abio lodie3 slaves
are urged 10 send them lD,m ,d4s.aoiy 10 woIA
Oa The tortiHcaiiaDs.
Brig -G4n. 81 auphter wi! receive the re-.
pos : Of tbs comp .Gies which may bo organ
izad have a. ns issned to suUh ag have none
give orders for their instruction, and assign
them to their stations.
Reports Of slaves for labor on the deiencae
aay be made IT, Big Gen Eaad6e.tet, who
has made arrangements for their good treat
ment " hi!e ia his employ.
DABSLy H. MAURY, Maj Gen.
We take tie following paragraphs from the
Ias, orders Of Gen. Maury:
Conscript officers are informed thai under a
recent decision Of the Confederate Judge OF
THE Distric5, peysers having domicii here are
subject to co1scription into the Confederate
service, even th0ngl .hey Aay haVe taken
oath as ahena.
Major H. II CamniAs, Assisaat Inspector.
General, is ASST 2noj, temporarily, 10 the du.y
Of PgoFoA. Masehai OF Mobile.
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- 81 FEsFED.--ta the summer of 1862, "a
w. ".'' % hatr'ts piss was applied fof 10 bring
'"e renee C0mmis sionere Of Baltimore, con
-s.4 a. that time IN hort Lafayette by order
y, ~, .ae GVgeInmeut, before Judge Garrison,
'le toahty Court Of Kings county, New
Il. . sheflit Campbell attempted TO execute
E,, e WIN, but, being met by armed nsn a,
,aSa. . ham'Iton, was unake to do 90, and
,sa.S, rotutn 10 that effect. The matter
ca~ cea untli recently, " hen council for the
nw.muIsri9ners n.11 applied for an alias attach
eo.a a N lie arrest of Colonel Martin Burke,
uaaaaIit ra..u Of the iortiieations at the Mar
Co.,, aaa which has Teen granted by Judge
Esnt"h' Et'soh' The writ hss been placed in the
r. M. oi the haeritf; but no return had been
-~1e al last accounts from the North.
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THE ENEMY IN THE RIVER.

TIE two Yankee suuboats which came up
JamsS river "Wednesday, vent down again
Thursday TO City Point, where they now lis
with the res, Of the Hest. Our picketa ara
now within three uiles of Portsmouth,, Va
Nearly al! tue troops have been removed from
Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Old PJi1t.-
About u. 00o negroes are now III Portsmouth,.
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Gso. Wade. Of Riehnosd, vho was saahhed
fsvs iays siaes by KisA.A 1hsskss, OF LeuisA
Co.. Va. near psistsbaxe. has disd Of HIN
wound.
Capt Richard Ritharsu l2sh Miasisaieta
voluussers. hGs heau aaG1Sned 70 duty ~
Mastering aud laspsc.in9 OUees ~ Csaa Issss
aEd ordered 10 ysport 70 Bng, -0sa- Wihasr
Ssuator John J. CEitssnaen hsStsan Ga9%
tsrsds N Ksntnsh1. by thA eante4sgoaeA
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GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT Go'
ERNOR.

Ii the recent election the msjority OF zen
Smith over his hi hest c,mpastor, by efhciai
count, tarns out to bs 4,0a7. Pfics's majority
for Lieutenant Governor is $3.50 The oiiis'ai
vote is required by ths Constitution to be a.
esrtained by the General Assembly, ana viii
be announced at its next session.
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n,aAAt'oL-Gs b.. jackson advertises in the
.'r,s"s'fP'aa .'r,s 2il members VI the lib Miss,s
Lt ~. p Vav'"ify as having disgracsd Themselves
a. 'assiy and eowardly deserting their poess
"a = "as when their seryiess were most need
,ia,.. among them ars eighteen non commits
'"'a elhcers and two L,sutsusDts.
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L,fr MsMBERs-Mrs 6sn. y J. jackson:
and her little daughter, have been oonseatdtsa
lite members Of thu Missionary society u
the MvthOdist ChuFsh.
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ANOTHER RIOT AT HdRTFORD
CONN

Proclamation Of Gov Seymour = Gdses, OF
Archbishop Hughes Attack On the rribuns
Office Negroes Beaten ard Killed bg the
Scare The Efaft Suspended - Buildings
Burnt, Re.
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Cd ~ !, usn Pau! J. Sslaiass. of Ga, wound
90 - 1ettysba,g. is dead
st W. saaisf 6eaeral tGovsrnor) Wm Smith.
va aas ss.sasd hts com pa,.s.oa
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GEN. LEES ARMY ACROSS THE POTOMAC.

GEN. LEES ARMY ACROSS THE POTOMAC.
This following 10 dispatch from Gsnsrsl
Meade:
HEADe'Rs ARMY or THE Pcroxac,
July I3-3 p
~ w. Naflecs Genera, In Chief
nv cavalry now occupy Falling Waters,
hsElng oyessaken and captured brigade Of
iafaatty, $50 ssrorg, twQ guns and eaissous.
TWO battle flags, aud 8 largo number OF smsli
arms
Tne susmy are all across the petepae
q. @. MEApK.
The New York 1ri5sne. commenting on
shis dispatch, saye;
We regret to cay that the dispatch from cur
special correspondent which we printed yes
tsrday afternoon, announcing the escape OF
'he rehei army across the Potomac, is con.
hFmed 10y the eiHeial bulletin Of Gen. Meade.
Tie onIy loss attending the movement was Of
"A bFigaa.s Of infantry, fifteen hundred stroue,
two guns, two caissons, two battle haes, and
8 anrbsr OF small arms. Everything slse
Cen. Lee has succeeded in placing beyond the
Potomac, and he thns not merely carries OF
ths spoils of big Pannsyiv invasion, bat
',he laurala of ths campsign, subsequ IN. to his
defeat at Getty ysburg, heloue also ~ him.
We DO net suppose that Gen. Meade hss not
pressed the pursuit with all the energy aud de-
tesninssiop which the condition Of his army
admitted. L. may we'll be that the I. rrihla
conflicts at Getty shurg seriouaiy shatter ID hia
forces, and that lie delayed bis final All lck in
the hope to strengthen himself suific:easiy III
make It irresistible. Eatii further advised, we
forbear criticism on his recent movements.
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A COLONEL HUNG 70 i.smr-PosT

Destruction Of Houses.
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LATEST FRCm THE KeR1n.
GREAT RIOT IN NEW YOR
THE cosscEIrTloN EEsIsrED.

TgO HUNDRED PEOPLE srPPosED r,
Be KILLED
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is considerable exeissm smsn' iu this city.
froY AT sswaRx cEHxRs yoR I.v n,v,.
rnssday evering in Newark, N j., mob
gutted The Office of the DAILY Mercury, An
Abolition j,urnal, and then rtoued the house,
snashirg in tie Windows Tho crowd exhio
tied tbsir eymps;hies by frequent cheers for
JEFF Davis. Gen. Mcclellan, and Ei'x John
Porter; and groans for the President, the Pro.
vost Marshal, and other officials.
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RIOT AT aARryoRp CT

SFRiNaFiELp, july IA riot has broken
ous In Hartford ard troops have been seut to
protect .he armory and arsenal there The,e
is considerable excite men. iu this eity.
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We have received thfoseA Hon. Robert
onld, New Yofk pagers OF "Wednesday, tbs
18Th mat. This news CONTAINED in them is
Ii ghly important. A tsyribis a.os commenced
in New York on Monday, ti.e day hxed for
ths draft. No eonds:iss frols tbe. New Yoik
Peat, OF Monday essaiug. ms particulars ,f
LIE conflict: