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New York, Au =.


Richmond papers contain the follow
ing dispatches
Charleston, Aug. l8.-All day yester-
day the bombsrdment WAS more terrific
thah On Any previous day, Tie Iron.
sides, SIX Monitors, and six ghnboats.
with all the enemy's land bate ries, opened
on Wagner at day break, throwing twenty
shells per minute at our works. This
continued till II o'clock, when Me fleet
and land batteries turned their attention
10 Sumter. The Irons,des and sir Mn
itors approached to within three 4tourtbs
OF nile OF Sumter, aud battered yipor
ousiy against the south face. Sumter re.
Piled brlskly from her barbette guns
The contest lasted about three hours
VIXEN Tie feet -Laxlas been 44Es4h very
often, stood out II range, with fi4ps at
hal mast. 1t is supposed some hipi
Yankee utfeer had been killed The en-
emy's lsud batteries Of 200 FOUNDER Par
rot guns kept up constant hre yester.
day evening and all last night against
Sumter The roar of cannon heard in
the city was terrific.
Ca-ualtles at sumter yesterday were.
enc killed and thirteen wounded a.
Wagner killed aud a wounded. Amonc
the kill.d Is Capt. Wsmpler, CLief Eugi
neer At Wagner.
The eannonade was resumed al dav.
break las morning, and now, ut Ga. m.
is progressing With great vigor. Batter.
les Orees aud Wagner are unimpaired.
Charleston, Aug ~ The enem,,s
land ~battenes kept pounding aeay al
Sumter throughout yesterday with heir
heavy Paifou guns There * comn,r,
lively little firing against Wagner on
which the enemy can make no impre,,;nr
whs,ev r.
a Monitor engaged Wagner Yesterday
afternoon, but was soon driven OF n,
chsna lies among cur tfo6I 6 Yesterday.
Lis' n'gtt Was dark aid windy and
no hf'"s eek place, bat ut da, light shl,
morning the enemy's Parroti guns 70
.penea % sumter, firing quite rapidly
Tins stl'i continues Our James Island
batteries are replying brlskly.
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Fit. Monroe, Aug. %

The steamer Maple Leaf arrived from
off Charleston on Thursday. at which
time Sumter's guns were silenced and
several breaches made in the walls
There was no doubt the rebels would bon
surrender Sumter. The monitors were
close under the guns of Wagner, and by
aid of our sharp shooters had nearly Of
fenced the enemy.
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5pcfial Notices.

A GENTLEMAN cured Of Nervous Debi,i,v In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Er,or
sctuadrd By desire h. ben, At Others. will be hApp,
to furnish TO all who need H. free of charged the r..
cslpe and dire otions Tor nskinr the suIpls Remedy
used In by raae. Those wishing 10 profit bs hts &
perience- snd possess Valuable Her euy-~ill re.
oe've the me, b, return mail Carefully sealyd) by
addressing JOHN q OaIES
sugls-d&wsm No. 60 Nasssn street, New York
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gate, sonul or nullify an'sct of Congress,
or to arrest its operation within or limits
on the ground that In her opinion such
law is unconstitutional. Is a direct usur
patton IF the just powers of the General
Government and on the equal rights OF
other States . plain violation OF the
Constitution, and proceeding essential
ly revolutionary 10 its character and ten
dencv.'
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Slovenian. Ala. Auo %

Wider crossed the Tennessee last even
i"g and burned small railroad bridge
near Shell Mound, thus severing commu
nication between the rebel right and left
ln view of the imprac,icahiIty Of ON mon
roads this is an important affair He se
cured ferry boat and two barges, aud
brought them to this side. II was the
burning of this bridge which was though,
to be the destruction of the steamer
Point Rock, which boat escaped, reach
ing Chattanooga Thursday.
Important events must soon transpire
10 she vicinity of Chattanooga. The sd-
vance of the Army of the Cum berland
appeared in front of Chattanooga on the
sist, and opened fire on the City At
10 o'clock o. m, the enemy responded
from ! I guns, mostl y small ones which
did little damage, but with 2 FOUNDER
which swept the opposite shore, killed
horse and took off the leg of Abrsm
McCook of Lilly's Battery Our fire
was destructive, and every battery which
opened on us Was disabled. Lilly threw
shell with great precision into the embra
sures of the enemy The works of the
enemy on the river are reported very
strong, parspets not less than 5 feet
wide. Several water batteries on level
with the river were discovered Moored
at the wharf here are Two steamers, aud
opposite the city pontoon bridge OF All
boats. The largest of the steamers was
sunk by our fire aud the smaller one dis
abled. An attempt to destroy the pom
.oon was frustrated by sharp fire from
Rebel sharpshooters. Forty prisoners
we're taken, 2 rebels killed and several
wounded
Our advance reported two divisions at
Chattanooga, and Hills, late Hardee's.
corps we're on the railroad in the direc
ton of Bridgeport. A detachment, sent
opposite Of Harrison, discovered no enc
my.
A contraband reports johnson arrived
with two trains OF troops on the Goth to
reinforce Bragg. who his retired to At,
lanta. This last statement is confirmed
by citizens.
A large FIRE was discovered near Chat
iano"ga
Stear's brigade Of cavalry is in the
vicinity of Smiths Cross r ,ad.
Eleven d, serters from The lst Louisiana
came into Neglee's line last evening
They were detailed as crew for the
rebel steamer Point Rock, and abandon
ed on Tuesday. 20 miles below Chatta-
nooga. They report A p. Hill and pok's
corps at Chattanooga, and say demoraii
cation ot,thc rebel army is complete 900
deserters are IN the mountains awaiting
our advance. These men report hundreds
OF loynl mountaneers engaged in plotting
desciter through the mountains The
LIT l. ulsiana, Bragg's guard. is reduced
by descrtion TO less than 100 men
They say tho remainder of the crew de-
serted the steamer Point X ,ck at the
same time the steamer was disabled. A
heavy EXPLOSION was heard list night NJ
The river, and it is believed the boat has
been destroy ed. A force was in pursui,
of her.
Many furloughed men of Pemberton's
army are coming into our lines They
say his army can never be got together
again.
Seven deserters from one company of
Mississippi regiment came in body on
the 20th. Briggs army will 20 to pieces
{ again attacked
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MIDNIGHT REPORT
Charleston. AUG. o(

Charleston. Aug. 20.
The Yankees seem determined to in.
corporate ~ much Of the negro element
as possible In their attack on Charleston
A co,ored regiment. 1000 strong. lei.
Philadelphia, on the 18Th inst. for
Charleston.
The Saunton Spectator. says there is
no truth 10 the statement OF the Rich
mond papers that there were co, flicts be
tween Gen. lnbod MS troops aud the
enemy's lear Stanton last week.
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New York, Aug. "a

The Herald's Washington dispatch
states that Lee has been receiving re n.
forcements the past week. and is ev
identity preparing to attack us Our
scouts report the enemy making prepare
tons for an early campai gn. and contem-
plate a movement similar TO that of last
August. De,erters corroborste this intel
ligence Our csvaly recently engaged IN
enemy's funk.
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New Y ork. Aug 81

The shIpJ. b. Cushing, Capt Mailing,
arrived this a. M. with go nass.nca,,
from Liverpool. She reports she wa,
captured by the Pirate Florida, in la,i.
Jude 4i:iO longitude ago, on the 9Th
INST but was bonded for $40 900 and AL
o"eu 70 proceed on her voyage. The
rfaie showed only the American f.c
-au "he'i iast seen on the 9th, was In
chase Of another large American Hsv
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WASHINGTON. Aur. 90

The Marshall of this District advertizes
the public sale Of the life estate Of mum
bers OF pieces or parcels of ground With
Improvements in this city under the Con-
hlseallon act. Captain Baachs FQrresl' 3
and Matfet's estates are included.
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SURVEYORS oPFIcR
keokus. Iowa, MAJ y, 1858
hoIiCE,-EIo al persons having guns revolver
pistols or munitions OF var Of any Hind TO- sale ar,
nr1sr not " seii'V disp'sr the thoul d,si
obtaining g4.rm Il from the unarFsisa.d h, ,aer "a
he Special Agent OF the Tseasuv D.,. ,n.,, Al
persons ois'ing this oref viii liable 10 have
Soons ,Hne4s for lhs usr OF the 1, y.,n,. :, ~
UBueo stated. JOHN arANxTs
. mAy1N-du Surveyor and Collector
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Memphis. Aug @

Gen James w. Dives. OF Gen Logan
staff, Is passenger on the steamer City
of A tou He remains over until Mon.
day to address the 49th Illinois regiment
Germantown.
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S-T-lS6O-X.
brakes Plantation Riffe,s

Fhey purity STR nrih 81 and ipytgorat.
They orestr healthy appetite.
They are an autidote to change nf ~ ater and al,
They ov.rru me Effects o dl.xipnlio, ana t.,. h,.
They "feHsthsn The s,r%m aud e,diven the mind
'ney prevrn mia'm and Intermittent levers
They purity the breath ard sc,aity Of IN. .t,,..rh
iheS cure bysp' psis and Co stipation.
ihes cure Disrfhea, Cholera and Chol IA Nor.us
ihey cure Liver Compliant and Nervous Hesdsrbe
ihey are lhe best bitters In the world They NAL.
the weak man ssruns. and are exhausted uature,s
KreAi restorrr They are mAie OF pure ~ Creix Ram
ne creofaisd Caiiss3a ba roots and herbs and are
'"k with tAe pleasure of beverage Without regard
70 age OF ums of day Particularly Recommended Il
a"heAis persons requiring gentle sima ant Bold b,
all "roeers druggists, Hotels and saloons
II DRAKE a 60 Az Broad.xy Sex YAH
sgm oy Andrew , wilkinson
N<-a@ss No. ~ Aain.rL, ksakuk
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- aux 20.
". = a'' a"u par, OF lis y Il came
" ~ ~: tns sa'no, pei, itanhin 10 day,
shu VIII MAKE out snort stay aud re-
turn. AoJulaht oeneraf~l hohas also
arrived.
The steamer City Of Madison. ammu-
milton boat, blew up few day ago AT
Vieksburg. A negro dropped percus.
sion shell, which caused the explosion -
more than hity persons are reported kill
cd.
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There is no further news from the
Yankee raid on the Mississ ppi Central
Railroad. The raid consisted of .36J
men, who started from Yazoo CITY and
intercepted two trains at Durant.
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THE FIRST SCI SION OF THE
- sixth wear, OF Ibis tnstifuilon will CEN nsnce
on wednesday September q Iiue notice VIII b.
ssu ~ the ioeattop Of the ncho - h-fass opening
aass-aSS W, W. JAMIESoN, Priueipsi,
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Y
ExoW-K Aus "a 10.
| PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
RLouk--supornL, - o.; sprIns wheat extra
! So Fall wheat Fxtrtss Q5
CORN MkAL-sot to Doc y 100 rs,
BRAN AND sHoRTs-soe ' 10, rs
SHIP sTUPF-soo.
CoRS-25c . bush
3ARLEY-75e 10 81 26.
wHEAT-Fali socasl 90; Spring esa75c y ss.
RYB-35o
0ATS-Soe.
NEW POTATOES so TO IS: npiaii zoe per neck
BuTJ Ek-Common 10 TO I2e Choise, IA 10 Isej re.
tsit. III to 2ue
EGGS Sc
CRICKENS-sI TO 81 rs.
LARD-sa 10.
BACoS-shouldsrs 6ci Hams 7c. sides Sc,
WHITE ANS-Common To good So to u 70.
Prime ssvy SAG ~ so.-Nomlnal.
TALLoW--7r
HAY-Timothy So 90 to SIS 90, baied SIs on
10 ei7 0u; Prairie - 10 $40 90
GROCERIES.
suGAR-New Orleans fair. t2e; prime ,ao
shoics "A; New YORK, c, I4lc; New York, A, i5ac;
crushed powderedleh
MISUNDERSTANDING Sugar House 7oa7sc; Ooh
CoPFEB-Ri" 20 S3lci Java 40; LasuyrA
RiCE-9a aloc,
soDA-7t 7te.
soAP--Pslu etc FAINT, Sc German 7le
oANDL Es-starI II To rs; summer pressed I2i a. i4c
TbAS-Voung tiyson 81 I0as SO Imperial, q 81
9si 60 Blaek, 75casi 40
ToBACCo.-Dsrk Sweet, s6c to SOC; Medium Brands
go 10 -5e, Gold and Natural esf soc TO g6c
SAIlS-ResI Brands 81 so rates
GLAss-sSio City - 50 rates
CoRDAGE-tTlc o Is,o
eRuIT-pried Apple. 81 a7sc per d. Dried Peach
ss 81 to 10tc. Rai-ins sb COG q rs
SALT--Lake "a 90
FIsH-so ! Msessrel tsl'. ga 50 to s,s so.
Noa DO NV do s"'' zoo
mfobs No white Pt.h O. IS
sUnDRsEs.
LEATHER-sol. 2Oa rs. PArpep, asts a
HTDEs-Dry Flint rae: Dry saited 10: srubbv hall
price, green Ste; green sheer pelts loea IS
greer hog -&ins i5c.
skEnS-r'mothys 2S TO 50. Flax; ooasi o,
to 81 20 nominal.
FEATHERS 5000.
CHEESE Denmark II to rae
Brief CATTLE-itaec gross.
sHkEP--s2 50 to ss3 shesd.
wooL-Cleap Tubwashed, SOC; Unwashed one
third less
oilS--Ceal oil 65 TO zoe; retail roc Lin.ead OIL
81 90 Lard Oh. SOC to ~ o.; Ri,h OIL 81 30 10 OIL 40
BEEswAx-3 Soc
VAT HoGs-s3 so nett.
RAGs-woolep y Cotton 2ic.
oLntRoN-ie - Brass Zoe y D Copper
isc y q.
kreaAsaE.-ot New yorw percent bankahle
'unds; Philadelphia, Boston and einoinusti }. per
cent St. Louis and Chicago y per cent Gold zoe
buy Ing
DRY GOODS.
sHFETIyGs sHtRTTNGS-I7l to 32c
DRILLS % 10 35c.
PRINTs-al to zoe.
nELsfNs-e2 10 Pic
GISGHAMS-e1 10 22c
cHAbWIFK COATS sPnOI-aoc
sKElS THREAD-sl 40 to 81 10
P>RAtRs d MECH CAssIaERE--sO to Csc
skttT BRAID--5ac 10 o. 90
CORSET JEANS 90 to Y6e
DRNEHs-9e 10 3stc
TICkISG-25 70 4bo
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DANIEL WEBSTER ON STATE RtoHrs
--in ~. great speech against notification,
Daniel Webster made the following prop
os'l'on, which is as applicable now az
when he uttered it:
"Ihst an attempt by . State TO abro.
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VicKsBURG RfsoyATED.-Vicks burp
II 10 be thoroughly renovated The town
has b en- divided into eight districts, un
der the upersis'on Of offi ezra, whose duty
:. TO examine residences and yards, and
direct the removal OF everything of an uu
healthy nature. The sick are to be 70
moved at once to hospital or pest house
The dead are to be buried within twelve
hours after dec,ase. Rations are still is
sued daily to upwards Of one thousand O
the old inhabitants OF Vlcksburg. Man,
have property, but lack the kind Of none,
taken by the Commissary. The Super
intendence OF the railroad ipteres,S@A
V'cksburg has been placed in charge Of
Colonel George H.. Cradlebaugh, of Gen
erai McPherson's staff N4shvlll.
Press.
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fpIroR GATs CRY Dsav s.. wt,h ,,,,,.
niss vi " ray 10 the rsya..t ar an. ,,. A.,
viii send b. retutp MA 10 an who x;sh !, ftrz.>
Recipe, With full directions tor MAKING and ..,,v
simple yegelaile Balm that will egettu.tl, y.,,y.
ID ~ days, f'mpi-s, Biosehes Ian, Freelies end all
lmporitea OF the stin, leaving ths saue son clear
smooth aud hes Iliful
VIII also mall free 10 those having Bail Hrads or
Bare Faces, simple directions ard ,pt,x,. .,,, 49,
"ih enable then TO atari full growth OF Lukarinn
mar ~hisksrs % Monstatbe, In iess than ~ tiayA
All spplicatt,n D. answered By return mail xi,h,,
charge.
Respeeifu yours,
1HoS 2 CHAPMAN, rksmt.s
'oSo-a'in No-bJl srosdSAy, Ne~ YORK
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I 7sfs JHatadtSs q ErvfMr !
/, John b. Ogden, a. D. author and nah,,.ha, "a,
me above ~drk do hrrebs promise and agree to s.ud
Jfree or change 10 any young who viii write Tor
IT, a sample esps for persnai. The pr,per stud, Of
ma Kind is MAN THIS valuable work lie trsueo and
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'ne)nuns seEsiusi Neaksss, Nervous III hiiit. tndi
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much sAiu.ue formation All who favor ale " nh a
desire to 'eaf my wok shalt a sample copy b.,
return mall Tree VI eharEs
Address JOHN OGDEN, Nd
No. 60 Nassau Street New York
ana l3o-da Am
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New York, Aug. "a.
The Great Eastern has arrived. News
anticipated.
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Commercial.
ceRRErTED DAILY RY
s. III A M l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER
100 Corner Fourth and Main Street,

DAILY GATr CITv o~rICE,
KKuK-k Aug "a '63.
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situmtiontn nftskaurI.

1t was but little while ago that the
PROVISIONAL presses were crying out
"all's quiet in Missouri" The late Mil
itary removals has worked ike charm.
The terror inspired by Loans "inhuman
orders" 10 the Lexington District had
been turned into halcyon assurances o.
protection to all.
A lew weeks have passed, ard it turns
out that LOAN $ olders were only terror
to rebels and symTsthizers. This terrbr
being removed, the bushwhackers flock, d
back, were received with open arms by
resident Families and relatives, and after
receiving all necessary aid and comfort,
con menced their work of destruction of
both life and property.
Gen. Ewing found that the "rose wa
ter" policy would not do, and he asks to
be perm ted to return TO Loans .inbu
man manner of dsalitg with rehels.-
But dl-e@.ef- his erfrr JUS little too
lac 20 do much good. Pending the sus
pension OF Loans rigorous policy, Qran
trei gathers up n force in the border coun
lies of'some 800 or 600 men aud dashe,
into the thriving town Of Lawrence and
utterly destroys it. A beautiful village is
destroyed IN Johnson county, while as.
sassinatlons have never been greater in
tie State
We lok upon the situation in Missouri
as most deplorablc. The great mass OF
the people have lost all conf Ieuce in both
he evil and military administration OF
affairs, and hence species OF sell protec
non has been resoried TO which produces
anarchy and nuuberess fatal collision. in
society. What has Missouri done that
she should be cured with such imbecili,,
IN her administration, both civil aud Mill
tar5 Can any one answer ?--St. Louis
Evening News.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
PRICE THREE CENTS.

ment Mr. Archibald Getty q ss nrm Of r. A. soudsr
Co rnisas,psn; ssxaId Iaay .ae a.Ior Who q
Others whose names could net ioarn-
INSULTS 40 rsi"s 0srcms
sevsrsy nnn,sted according 70 an order sued ey MsSr
General Butler Having learned that occasions onn os
Cured where such practices we're ndased IN he deter
mined 20 MP II In the bud at the earliest opportunity.
The follow ,Dg general order Is explanatory os ihe sub
lcSt.--
GENERAL onDxns--- 81.
EsAnouSETrfs, nKPArrsxr or ymoSA)
Asp Noaru CAKoilsA,
EoRrass MoSEoE. Va, Nov -, 1865
Representation having been made 10 tho Commanding
this department do oceaions,y py force, interfere With
aud by oprrobrous and threatening language insult and
annoy, loyal persons employed the quiet discharge .
their la~fu occupations, Il 10 hereby announced thet All
and wal be pun shed with military severity.
All oncerf Va ths department are directed TO ordoS Tho
arrest % ard 20 bring sue persons as are ound offending
against this order before The bnnai esabhcd for the
purpose Of puiaiIns offences within this do;.utnent.
by command ol Nsjur General BufiGR
Oineia-.H O. CiAisEe. ABIDE Camp
ssw pAo,osr srpes
~ ,he place OF Nar ssackpoe judge Advocsn % thc Do
coBcrei order No - seus Asor Joaeph *. pcN A. ~
O. u these dutcr, and n euscs of ciy aud criminal
nature viii hereafter be adjudicaied ty him.
rnx crsnoAf selis,
Captain Edward y. pcvors, commanding, proceeded -
sea yesterday Afternoon, for Wilmington, Nc 70 tsks
her place IN ~ bocKpdng feet on iac coast OF North
Carolina Ihc following is corrected Us, OF her OH
Aeiin0 yolRnssr Lieutenant Commend ng- Edward y.
Dcyeus.
Aeilao Naaer aud Ecocu,.re OGc,y--J W. Ralcl,.
Ao,ing Isfis,t,a Iscyaaseys-tbarles A, iAowncs.
Act,,,g Awi.iGHt Srcgsoa--A. q. Fowler. ID
Aeilag Ensgas-Sctb Hand, James A. Bannap, George
NJ. Smith
Eno.neeys--J. A. Hi. Acting FIRST Assistant simson
Smith, ~. r. Allen. ~ u. Corubwalt, Thomas u. Wilson,
Acting Third Ass istaDts.
cdptata'f Ciert--J. =. Parkman.
Paymasiers s Cfsrk--Iohn a. Rogerf, Jr
Aa.ng 1atr'' Aafes--i"hn H. rismaa, Frank A. riHs-
kcu, DANIEL Nc DOL.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
Mr.. w. III. stiner'. Dispatches.

Mr.. w. VI. stiner's Dispatches.
FoRpps hosRoF, Sov. u, 1893,
coxsASpR.
MAJOR General njamn r Butler rosumed command o.
he department yesterday and announced biz stsn N
Geoerh Orders No 20, ofwbich tie following copy
GeBerorord-s-N0. %.
EFluqr1KTrns, DrrlErxrNg VrGiSiA)
NoRu CAROJsA,
F0EI hoSROE, Va. Nov. H. 1868
L-ry direction of tte President, MAJOR General Benjr
H1tier. United states Volunteer hereby
commsnd Of the ERbeorih army oorpe and Department
n.-Esen commander n diyssou separate brigade,
post dstric de,aehed comuand. ssd each chief of
stan dersftmsnt VIII forihwth report 70 those bead'
p 60 ~ be department respectively accompanied with
such remarks IN reAtion thereto az hs shal Ses ia
Zach report shall have mnued there the date of toe
rsoptcn q tbs order and ibe dale q toe uansmssion q
suoh report.
ne utmost despatch ninuiersss and particularly arc
nI--fhe following nanei officers are Gnoounced as
upon the star q the Commanding General
Gconei .. Wilson Shnrsr, A. g., chief of STAR
LsUssoaBt ooonel Mclean IAylor, Chef Commssary.
Ieoienast Colonel George A. ksnss lnepseot GshefaL
Ieutensnt colonel j. pgrnhArn Rrsrnap td de Camp.
Maor Jossph ". Bail, Ah.de Camp.
gaor Peter llsyery, Af.dec Gang.
Captain Hasweii @ Clark, AID .ds.Camp
FIRST Lieutenant fFecerics harip, Volunteer Alddo.
W-k1 orders heretofore hssei N tbs dsysunsnt
wl 'smsin ~ force unin othcrwiss orisrei.
~ COmuland u halcr Gsnernl SUti+R
X nlvr Msjor and Assistant Adjuta1t GsusraL
0fch-A v Puuts, Captain and AID de Camp.
mn uxvssfuNE aK~rRsL rosrrn
va fsrocaced 10 ihe command BY The following general
oftsr-
nHAIGr AErrts, Dxysprxrxr % vianus1
AyD kcafH fAnoLsg,
PoFTEgrr Ncxror Va Nov. ~ 1876.
Favng been reieved ffcm ths comsnand of ibs fspst
nsst "A vrgins and North Carolina by MAJOR Censral
pgtlar r obsdienrs 70 General Orders so. 30 fou4
me VA r4nartment the 1ndersgDef BIDS fsfswen 10
he oFoers and men serving 10 ths departnsht
ne candgd a al bAs beaa such W merit hia
uarness csmus1fsi 90, sn1 BE- vii sisays rsmsrnbsr
rth pleasure The toh pfcAi ASd psrfonal,
betus1 hlmasf aud tho@e ssfyns ysieg hs cJnfnAnd
10 tbs oopa whcb formed part y hls "a cotnmAnd
| IN gors Carolina the cgnfaatdnf General DDS o. arts
thnate farewell
| Vrom hm nrri assoc ai0us vhh ihfm "A Annapolis,
hroosh tha pers srd tJng eays a. hAisfse, ~ " 10
rssfut tine, - fssitE inNNit ibfn t1 p'tn tnr -
rna 1yed satafsrtea snd frI1g
faief " nno9ker and ~ fpiy, hs vii cpliitrH ~
wath them ub anabalsd Etrrssi lssits fothtsnt ui
m Tho future lhey will ethlbt be faue qsaittf y nl,
ooafaxs and esyoton " duiy whsh hsgs tgs f1iis1
gsof Gcusra yol11tssrF.
l1ctsl- --sotTHsyD Hosysis. A.AS.
sys wssvrua ssstgros fssspfsss
p~vgsyss % Ibs newspaf~r ssrEs isrus, tss a Asi
sassa ,fs atssis q s0niiefsss 70 ts fss = isff
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The New York herald., 1863-11-19
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE SlD0N AT NEW YORK.
Our London, Paris and Berlin
Correspondence.
England's War Policy in China
and japan.
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TIE MEXICAN QUESTION IN FRANCE.
Napoleon Alarmed by The New York
Hsrald's Mexican War Map
and Tho Herald stoppedin
the Paris Pest 0nlce.
Sliden, Jules Favre, the Emperor
and The Leading Statesmen Sup
piled with the Map.
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The Rebel Rams, Privateers
and Blockade Runners.
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Three Anglo Rebel Traders
from the Clyde.
-,-.sv-.s~-~@r~a-
An American view Of Recognition for the
New ZesIsndsrx.
Death Of General Bedeau, Of
France.
sERINs CnlsIs N PktssIAN POlJUCs,
Co.. &o.. 60. !.

The eItfs Cansrd steamship ,ldsn, ~blch lar Li,W
pool ciocs Nc Afternoon a ~ aoa Qaosus
town the t,h ia,s., arrived o, sts port csiy yss-
terdsy mcrulBs.
Her news bat been shtciysted.
Too Cora tirelsDdJ h Of Me mofnlng q We'd
sesdsy, the th u November, says.--
Last evening Admiral Jors- s.ns notice 10 Tho
usngef of the fs.@rs EeHrsrEs guii tho
limits of Cors harbor within twenty four hours mar
ported that the federal onosr refused do 40 Tbs
keararss sugsssd coaiing the -tos q sst sGbL
~ three 2. n. on Wednesday. tho tGh q November,
the EesTsarae nui 10 ork bsfbor.