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NATIONAL THANKSGIVING


Tho President Of tho uned States has spar Tnurr
day tho 9TH nst a day o. national thanksgiving and
praise God for the Of victories which n mas
Bollevtng 20 be the sacred duty of who wuly love
,nar country nnd s free institutions unto 10 grateful
acknowledgement OF this signal nanestaton Of The Divine
favor cordially the citizens of New York 10
Join proper observance Of tho day set apart for
that purpose ~ aDstanng from all secular pursuits and
by ssscmbing their respective places of public wor
ship the rel goas services suitable q the &C
cason.
while Offering % gratitude tho saprsme Ruler Of
nations for ,hs which gve premise or an early
suppresob Of tbe rebeion 70, sot forget " acknoW
ledge national aDd shortcomings, reta.nberu.
that nkswarm rotsm And the spirit u faction have
prevented us from employing with becoming energy ana
unity u purpose tho amps whch a b1untlni
Providence has placed 10 hands and .boh n tt8s
employed, would have ong since secured "a o. a.
honorable reace
let ~ pray that tho misguided men who are sflvns
oso'hrov the mild aud bsueGcsn, government wh.eh
thsr fathers aided ours 10 founding, and wbsh they
themselves shared 10 administering, may be delivered
from the evil spirit which pos.~.sss them that All oassy
strns amens ourselves 10 this rational pe,il may
be sspplsntcd bv ardent and devoted p.,s ,sn and
that ths spra o. faslns and dsok~iencs 10 lac sh eh
recently manifested isss Ia tbs city may bs forever
sabiaei
,l,oa asasr ny nand and ocal seal al the CAV u,u
"a he city a Sev Yorx, this tnrd dag of August, A D
lso5. gkUReR orDYKE. Mavcr
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THE LATEST NEWS.


pAsr, July -, 1868.
La oncs Of this evening publishes an Arsiess nsadsd
"Dipsmscy and PolDd,o In which u expresses . hoss
shAt diplomacy has aid s ass words IN tho snars
Of PulAEd "But,n continues La Frascs "even should
diplomacy aaI, ths result already obAiDsd inmsase.
For century ths Polish question has found sympathy
France alone and hss bos1 The knot Of the coalitions
against France. Nov the knot la cut Those Who vsrs
against, with Russia may IN her soiAsed
post,op the triumph Of the great interest placed under
the guAsdianshp Of Europe"
Js Pays ooudnns tbs OF forced loan " 900 900
rocbies having decreed by the national govornsnt
Of Poland.
The paper announces the arrest IN Hungary of
three Russian eussaries, who were sndsAyorips 10
foment q disturbance.
me Russian government has made considerable pur.
cbascs u provisions q all silds u has already pso
linted tho expectation 81 corn. -four and cattle.
The onncial docgmosp relating 70 the AFFAIR q tho
Armies have been published Paris to-day. Tley
promise a report ol the Minister a The Interior.
note q NJ de sArtigs 70 the Italian Mnistry dated
tho i2th a July, t~o despabss q the tbesAi.er Dc
sigra, the Italian Embsssador Parr 20 tho
Minister for foreign Arairs, dated July "a
10, a note cmbodyng the op.nion q the lAw
ofaccn the quest, note q sgnor visconio
ycnasta, dated July 10, and lastly, the reply q
the Cneyaler de Ngra, dated July ~ Il appears BY
bese docnmcnh fbAt by virtue ~ ha eoLNsuh"n ~
1901 Italy delivers up the i've brgand cblefs, ~hlle
france promises keep them prison during tDo
nation % the demand Tor their sSuadton under which
tho bf gandS received board the Franeh =
war.
The London Gio,< la leader sxtos a.. hrrnDssa u
the A1stAn Cabinet the Polish question, and hlnls
that Rassa may reverse hof policy wLcn convinced a
The unity q the femoussranoos.
Tue Lordon loas PARK oorrespondsrt sAys pabc op.n
ion - prepared for var and The Gar and bis adv
think probable
The Lo1con Glo,ss Pars oonespondsnt sAya ofe a
IarR can discover any i.sus but immediate war
Tue French Dctaa considers Il probable that At tls
moment the Cabinet os Vienna hold hands peacs
o. var.
II certain ta; the draft q the Treaes Rys
ia has been ssnt Linden ard Vienna Cabinet CON
cl vas held London yesterday Afternoon.
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sr. W. Yonng's Despatch.

rcpT
The Fourth Tcnns yIvana regiment % cavalry de.
spached by Genera, Gregg yesterday morning upon re
oonnoisxAnce.
Al Little Washington twelve miles from here. they
oountered company ~ rebel cavalry, about hun
drcd strong droy. them through the town. capar
private ~ the Second virginia, who had been directed
by order from General Hugh Lee purchase bacon
and hour for tho brigade the vicinity q Waterford.
London county II sscsrtainod thar q brigade of
rsbel cavalry posted between Little Warrington and
spsuyville
The private captured Lad 10 bs potscssioD
respondence indicating that the rebol army very
desperate condition, and bitterly bowang the q
tho recent rad into Maryland and reopsylvania, and
predicting that tho should much longer be- wagsd
Iees army will be starved 10 death 10 the mountains
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ARRIVAL OF the ARABIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Interesting Debate on American
Affairs in Parliament.
The Building Of Ships for the Rebels
Under Discussion.
>o~~~~~~r>o~>~~~e~~~
Speeches OF Mr.. Golden and
Lord Palmerst0n.
AQuestleD Of veracity Between Secre-
tary Wellss and Mr.. Laird.
- rg fe.~7f r. -v-gT .sig'
'r--st >~-rN-s,~~--~~>~~>o>,>.
England, PSants and Austria in Accord on
The Polish Question.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
AeY H.. -.
Speeches OF Mr.. COb1cn and
Lord PalmerstOn.
AQuestieD Of veracity Between Secre-
tary Wellss and Mr.. Laird.
England, RIante and Austria in Accord on
The Polish Question.

BilnAs, AugUsY Q, 1888.
The ssamship Arabia Captain Noodle, which left Liv
eYpool al one H. tho 2bsh ult and Queenstown On
the goth, arrived Halifax past four O'Clock
aay She brings twenty passengers for Halifax and
nny nine for Boston.
The stsamahip City Of Baltimore reached Liverpool
the morning Of the gath.
The Galway line gose into operation The loth Of Au
gust The steamship Hibernia sails that day for Bos
ton and the Adria,c follows the LIST Of September for
New York
specimens Of cables will tender them for the Atlantic
Telegraph Gable but IL is though. that Glass Elliott
Co. win obtain he contract tpsy have offered that the
directors Of the Telegraph Company may, they wil
purchase the materials and be paid each week the exact
coet Of tho and the wages Of The men and when
they have Is sbe cable successfully hey shall receive
r their tmc and pront twenty per cent Of the
actual ccst In shares delivered them instAlmsnis
during period Of twoivQmonlhs, provided the cablo
continaes In good working order. Glass, Elliott Co.
have shown confidence the enterprise BY subscribing
10000 stArlisg Of tho stock
large and Influential deputation Of merehane bank
and msmb@s o Parliament waited upon tho Duke Of
Somerset the 2lth ~ tho Admiralty, 20 ssk use of
Cover nmens ships ny the cable nszt summer. Tho
dcpI,aton introduced 70 the Duke by Richaso Cob
den who takes great interest 10 the cnterpriss.
In the House Of Commons Lord Palmcrsson made some
explanations regarding the questions between denmark
and thc Germanic confederation. He sad every effort
would be made by England 70 keep tho dispute within
the limits Of diplomatic intercourse. He had no doubt
the would be successful and spprebelso q i'm
MEDIATE remote danger.
s1 c. Wood annual statement of the Indian
finances. The aud expenditures nearly balanced
the deficit being only 500 600 sterling. The year
gave promise Of largo surplus.
~ asserted that anosher royal alliance arranged
between EDpiand and Rnssia
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ne Manchester make, is soOyan,. with upward

The Manchester market rs booyant, With an upward
tendency.
LIVERPOOL D9yA DsruyYs MARKET
The market is nrmcr Wakefield. Nash n Co, oordo~,
Bruce Co, and bgiand, Aytha Co reports-rour
nrm and prices Ca higher Ameriean Quoted ~ zis'
adv white Western and scutbern, los lis Corn
steady, mixed, z1s 3d.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.
cshsrs rspor, beef active and sd ss higher Pork
steady. Bacon Duoyant and 6d. 2s. higher. Lard
steady at 36r Dos. Cd. Talow active at 0d H. higher,
sales <os Sd. aas. Butter qu,et but steady
PNoDucr-fbc brokers circular rcport1s-Asbes queti
but steady Sugar steady Coffee dull and unchanged
Rice Inactive Llnseed sti advancing IInscsd oil hrm
and unchanged God oil steady at f60 Rosin steady AZ
2Ss for Spirits Of turpcntinoNo aAice boun.
English Brandon report petroleum dull and easier sales
al 2s. ID FOR Ieaned and fiI los. for crude.
LONDON nARKErs
I0spox, July 70, 1858.
narings' circular rsports.--BreadsNns stoany. Iron
stelay sogar Coffee ssi advancing, and ID. ls
higher Rca quiet bal steady Tea stoady Tow buoyant
At is od higher sales at 43s. d. Spirits turpantno
Al IN. Id. for refined. sperm oil dull and unchanged
Iinsced oil steady l.nseod has upward tendency.
Groves Todd report provisions nrmer. Butter nvfner.
HAvnE coTros MARxEr.
BAuu, July "a, 1855.
irregular, but closed steady and unchanged. New or.
cans tres ordinsire, 900 francs, do. bas, IA snes
stsek, n, 900 bales
TuE LATEST MARKETS.
IoHpoS. July 2s-Evenns
Copsols for money, 02a. s2k. lbos Central sharcs,
27 a 20 discount Fries, ASK aGk.
Ccrron.saies 70 day 10 600 baies including 900 V
specuators and exporters Tho market closed booysht
~ I'd. higher than on Friday
BsniDsrrDs have an upward tendency, except corn,
which IN slsady.
Psonrcr generally advancing. TsQow seaDg ana tend
Ing upwards.
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TtEf87Fl IaIJ u ~
Acoordng " lha isAs.Aphe advic~s reossy~d here
run oop~nhagee ths DANISH goysrsmsna has niea-
a. x requesting aforsgD miAry cecsyAiien ~ gres>s
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Mr.. George w. HOsmeT's Despatch.
MAR KEtIy's FoRD, ON HE RAPrARAksosx,
August !, 1853. !

NhR KEIy's foRD, ON niB RAPrARANsosx,(
August !, 1853.
scIsrARY ponusEr.
Yesterday afternoon The Twelfth corps after q
march, reactedthe Rappahannock and immediate.
ly made preparations 70 pass Il near Key's Ford Ap
pearances did not indicate any intent the part Of
the to resst the passage for the rebel conedeacy
only represented by two cavalrymso picket
These two behaved themselves the most gentle
manly manner. They posted 10 the open plain
about dozen yards from the river and very TO the
point At which our bridge WAS 70 be buit, and
eiood On the open plain and on rather high ground,
they not than nifty yards away. Indeed,
their appearance and proximity lad much temptation
that i the proprieiy Of impetooas per
sons, and they shot at with pstos. Forio.
naiely neither hit. Nor did either Of them tiuch
tho fire but both held their places mpcrturbabe. cool
quiet, and they did no, return H. After a few minutes
they ASKED Why they shot ~, and Il i not
.sagaipst shoot plckcts." brouyhs
fellows their Conversation tried Dert
bu. they sad they ordered 70 tak and heard
the inquiry of newsboy VII ether they
did want the daily papers.
There they stood though and hear all dd. and
TO repor, il should they get away. Meanwhile General
socum, who was present directed the movements from
s's s ~ rs q sss ss
for they bred at nssi But they did M Try Il. Ge
neral Gearys division In advance and port on Of
moved little stream under the eyes Of the
pckes and toos position the high grounG side,
QUO regiment iiue ready " give thu fellows
on the other edo a volGy II occasion should
require Every had by this tine begun 10 respect
those fellows and 10 watch their movements win 10.
,orast and all very gladly move away Just
they wor. ordered 20 DO 70 under penalty of volicy
poptoon bad been launched little tributary Of
the RappahapDock. and several were rovsd down and
over In these the 9iSty.sixtn OHIO regiment,
Lieutenant Cohn,l Powell Tls regiment formed
on other side dark and the Jontoners mined aely
began 10 build the bridge.
Shortly after Nkrmish i.ne of the euepys cavalry
came the open plain very the lno u
tho shy sivih, ana opened upon H. The tire
turned and "a. cavalry buried home
After many difficulties with the tank the bridfe va,
finished aud the First brigade Of Gearys divison under
Colonel Candy, went and the night the
other side n beautiful ght night sId an
along the hills side tho built their res aLn
coffee
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NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

Fosnsrs BovRos, August ., 1859.
The EchrnoDd Wig of the lss Inst has the foowlng
wnpos, y. O., J1iy 20, 1903
Al ,he IAst accents tho Yankees werc rotsee,,ns
scpv ~ sxsop, destroy ING bridges a. ihsv went
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fu1KiH ~ @4iH gENn4d Hfms @4Fabtsd = net
gbsn8 a. weaa ler ~ UN4anaf w to Ncaaaaa
aastfn Movsy nnfhaNgma
Nsringf rsf.aft Ataefpsn se @rAss ave, strrtt
"A faa. ftet.N af8 eos1F fF Mhfh tb@fe ~ Mrtive
frsss~t 4t~y qwse asas NeDtral Ntaffa Al aaessahs
gss sts es "a \ ssw gar. Cenita 1sMfT Cs.tea ralss
fFe. -
Ite sanon the l3nx a. aeef~aa~s Lizs 49,.
Nons6a thssd a. va. ~ n0esy
LfvrgFVot DOTTDN nAMEET4
Tee fetofts tbs seA~s q ghs Al
q 40 b* tDa f&ssst has ps~x baoy s1t Ani fvesm
"a IA hsber iur Amersc4n. asd - "a. kYasv far
cinsr aefcsgt,o0s ~ its sshx III 80 bales wsfs "
sszesissst~ 400 100 " eagsgsrs TIE ss1ss fr8ar
sAe vyy bssss Il snifA go sp@eaia1eys ssd
eNqsstefr 80 n.sfset ea~ns wifh sguard eaesosy
~ RBitoFsfssi 1gofstoes are
TaN N.Hnlsg
t,,nsns #.sss.s. t........s..s 1sf 81 -.
Ma - s#e4ftHNaEseE# .sa#.t ANf .lMNf
Np4rNa 4..settsstsst.s. - AAa
~ sfees = pysi . l1ytsf ~ ~ 80 taass q
vhxk ~ ~. A1s<fSA<.
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THE POLISH QUESTION.

ParE papers continue 10 evlncs strong war feeling.
The Sssclt regards the Russian defiance Great
irritation s also reported at vienna.
asserted that tho French government has resoly cd
On The terms Of response Gortschakos despatch and
would forthwith communicate tho TO Fng land and
Austria.
Tho insureent leader wysolkie had been arrested Al
Ismberg. There bad been numerous other arrests and
doniciliary vEIs there.
The Posesr z,tun0 advocates The establishment OF
state Of siege seven frontier districts Of tho Duchy OF
Poeen.
Al Warsaw the Judges and civil assistants in legal
mna,ons had been replaced by tho military The knout
10 employed 10 extort confessions from prisoners.
Tho latest intelligence thai England France and
Austria IN active communication, and sbe accord
perfect
The Paris Steele has received second warning for
commendng petscite Of the whole French people for
Or against for Poland.
Additional correspondence the Polish question has
been pabllshed IN England.
LORD Napier, writing from 81. Petsrsbnrs July Is,
gives account of interview with Gortschakon Lord
Napier represented 10 the Prince that the tenor Of his
ply would probably DO considered unsatisfactory In Eng
land and endeavored tn obtain some explanations which
might modify ts character. Gotschakon said he could
acoede 70 nothing which would gvo tho Western Powers
despatch from Count Rschberg, communicated 70
Earl KulSSl ss Iate Il tie ih Of July. given II states
that the Cabinet Of Vienna had already declared At ST.
Petersburg that the concert established between the
three Powers constituted convention between them,
from which Austria could not dsengage herself IN order
70 negotiate separately with Russia
Polish Affairs debated In both houses of the Eng
lsh Parliament the 24th and general dissatsfaction
was expressed at the Russian reply. Lord halmssbury
blamed the government for not pursuing the policy Of
non intervention adopted towards America.
Ths London Tima and Herald continue to write 10
anwar etran and contend that the English md French
interests In the question are not Identical.
The London Tso 10 rs city article, says that the eene
raj impression that for Poland instead % being
for principle in which all nations concur. would DO
Simply tho result Of agitation Any attempt 70
Russia 70 gve up territory grant concessions TO
insurgents In tho field while there similar attempt
made behalf Of tho Confederate STAKES. which
tuay represented by responsible executive and isss
lature Of two three years standing, would, be
sved appear 70 all sold and Influential classes 10 Eng
land azamaous that Il would bc impossable for any
Ministry long 10 survive soch policy.
Franco.
Tho Empress has gone 70 v,chy.
Ths Bourse tho Gath opened firm and closed heavy
and lower as oof. s0c.
Austria.
Tho lower house urgently recommends the government
70 take consideration the petition OF Lsngswcz for
liberation.
Italy.
Turin Journals state that Garbadrs health 10 almost
eomphssiy restored.
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Tns fAvAra, fron Se- Yor., pssasa nsfa csta a
niteon al1sies pot fgur a fbs sissasr Chira iran
ss1 Yofk, arrived - cQsspsievr = enc y % -
terGAg.
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many consular funstcoares In ecesra or 70 derived from
bar future ooasus the power act from Tho only auiho
Tsy whsh exercises sway sccsssis-that Is JsSerson
Dsvs.
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Particulars ofns Great F.re, DC
everybody here talking about tho great nre Sixteen
large stores were entirely destroyed Tho nro began
the 22d instant, and s still burning, although
bsed 10 The runs Of the sixteen buildings With
siderable exerton the railroad depot OF tho Guanabacoa
Railroad saved the preservation Of which delcnd-
ed the fate Of fifteen stores.
The 6re ~ supposed 10 have commenced In some
ton hundred aud scven,y-two bales OF which we're
dcst eyed, belonging - secessnnsts and Engshmen.
Large quantities of goods intended be run through tho
Uniop ckade also consumed. Her Britannia Ma
Jsys Consul here lost three hundred barrels of Soda
barrels o. bouatc OF salt, two hu ndrcd and
ninety repper and eight boxes of merchan
There also burned afgs hts os harness. horse
shoes medicines gu sstlssre, nitrc pcrcu--ion caps
sulphur kc Ac. fh're also consumed i2 boxes
q sar vaued at o. i3s 10 Tho LOSSES arc cs,l.
al ,ds, ,63 but this is decidedly under esti-
mate.
The General do Marlsa proposed 70 batter down tho
stones By broaisies fVm fieate hoping thus TO put
tut tho IRE by means % the crumbing rubbish thus
thowercd % g. thus portion of the contents
but General Dshe would MT ermlt a.
The French tran port Milan tho hIs 70 usnd assist
anre and thar example fowed by the other spa
nlsh men Og war but his done two hours afts
sixteen warehouses Gre, and the hremen r0m
Havana arrived With hew little engines, which are ore
useful 20 gardens Than 90 put oxi anre.
10 day that OF SANTIAGO, tho Patron saint VI spain
and was aehercd IN by grand salute 70 bc repeated In
an hour, and again ~ owe
the Inauguration q lcvsing Of the walls and hlng
q the moat takes psaos next thursday The three days
following are 70 be declared hosdays ana grand hall
10 be given AZ the palace.
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HNNEsFhh, VA, July N 1898.
rRonTs y NisnHgw % 4 ecrsitaA
1hs g4sr,laa have en- operating ~unn ave niles OF
rb. yscc whoas ref~encs 70 prcesy o. tbs personal
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Rhippinw N1ws.

shipping N6ws.
Arrived from New York 18th, Lycurgus, NJ cibr1tsr
25th, Mersey (s), NJ Liverpool
Arrived from Portland 22d, Charles Cooper, 10 tho
Clyde
Arrived from Nev Orleans 2lst. s,ciIia II Bordeaux
Arrived from New York, Atlanta II Falmouth, Ma
YAnA at Cote.
Arrived from Baltimore, Palermo Il Havrs
Sailed for New York 22d neoda from Belfast; william
Sinclair, from Hewry: 23d Fortuna, from Shields,
Drssdno ught from Liverpool
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safety oi soldiers the Union army Various art,Gsss
have been employed 70 easap unwary and iDcsuts0B
men into places Of danger whore they can be captured
or killed without material rsh 70 the ,ntr,guers Invita-
lions 70 dine At houses where lhe smiles Of fascinating
vemen osgnSe men from ther dosy, and rsprssents-
ons that wounded soldiers are ~ Deed Of sympathy and
a'd A. other points, Of means adopted 70
draw our cayaEymen from safety 70 danger. 30
serious had This evil become that Il was necessary
remedy should be applied and punishment sdmin,sssrsa
and when u Was oehnltey asoertaiDed from Of
men, who had been captured and escaped that certain
WILLIAMS,
citizen residing near here, operating leader Of
nteen or twenty other citizens In connection with Do
tachmsnt Of hosbys cavalry. General Custer deter
mined 70 punSb him IN some way aud at once.
MAJOR Williams heard by tho captured soldier 70
tell Of Mosbys eutenants that be could be found 81
his house when there was anything more for him 10 do.
Acting upon this suggestion General Custer sent out
squadron 70 capture the Ma yith inssrVSoes 70 hang
otherwise, 70 send bis family on and. commit nss
house 70 the devourmg flames, so that Eossys
70 ss be oaaS s' 10 s S ss n U H. S:s
guerrilla @ sns. he did no! rsnSsr service @
the conederacy in this manner hc would be conscrpted
and forced INTO tAe army away from home AZ be could
!sslo.s house Vii SSlSsS down ~" '''' ~'' '''
*-ssr~ yH EHE tOk i5nIhon0.
Undoubtedly the citizens here and in this vicinity have
freely bestowed their sympates not their men and
substance, upon the South and it's But they
quite tho declaration that for tho
South compromise and settle their differences with the
North, by restoration 81 Us Qaop, they ppst come
" that, raber than 70 proong the war, exhaust tbo
country and annbiiae the who are now remaining
wHAJ AEs aOvnRSoR SMITH MlNKh
Governor William Smith has been recently elected 70
tne chief magstracy Of the Old dominion hrs- Smith
thinks the Southern Conedeacy has passed the days Of
its glory and success and yield speedily 70 the de-
which the victories or the Union arme9 must
enf0rcea submission the laws and constitution Of the
United State. Mrs. smith, according this statement,
talks like very sensible lady.
ARorHR RxoDss on mAvHs.
General Custer, commanding the Third division, was re-
heved last evening by General Gregg, commanding tho
Second division Of the cavalry and moved his col
nrnn from here this morning, taking with his command
some thirty forty colored women and childreD
the latter moet numerous-who have emancpated thom
selves from slavery
BoRaKs AND CATTLE.
Custer's command have some h0gses and have
added slighuy 70 the cattle train OF the division.
YnOnOuoR.
Dr. II. v. Dayton, stant surgeon Of the First
New Jersey cavalry has been appointed surgeon OF tho
Second New Jersey cavalry regiment which being
nlled up by volunteers Dr. Dayton not only friend
Of the HKRAp has rendered peculiar services (nol
professionally 10 OF it's correspopdents and H.
therefore, entitled 70 promotion.
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Tho EEprsss has gone 70 v,chy.
Ths Boarse tho Gath opened firm anf closed heavy
and lower at oof. sOc.
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Aueerla.

Tho lower house urgently recommends the government
70 take into consideration che petition Of Lsngcwicz for
liberation.
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Turin journals state that Gar,badrs health 10 simc
comphteiy restored.