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The New York herald., 1863-11-19

struggle through which rev passing. Generous
apprec ation OF English cousins viii p% cose Our
heal ~ any men, any nation OF any choe VINO
have the hearts men. who fear God. ana who love
their fciiowa But I have said some things ! had no
thought OF saying whom got upon Feet and Great
deal more the aggregate than had any idea o. saying
This occasion does belong 10 mo- bat must tell yos
how glad am 20 your pastor back glad for his ssko,
venty for that time 10 como when good Americans who
may 20 10 Switzerland or elsewhere viii be abio 10 eoby
Land. daughter and applausc)
Mr. BELL, tho super ntendent OF the Sabbath School,
said be requested 10 announce that Mr.. Peecher
would speak 10 morrow evening at the Academy q Music
FOR the benefit OF the Sanitary Commission The tickets
would be dollar and dollar extra for reserved seats
II desirable that they should have ded house
He gave that netce with great pleasure because bs
knew that many OF them would 90 there who others
would paronize the Stererpticon which would be eK
hibited on Thursday and Friday evenings.
Mr.. Beecber remained in the church q few moments,
and after he retired the remsader or the pcces on The
programme were performed by tho exce.ieo, band o.
musicians that contributed 80 much 70 tho enjoyment
the thousands who charmed with tho exquisite
rendering OF tho choice pieces in their extensive
repertoire.
At O'Clock the band took it's position Ia what u
called the parlor OF the church from which good view
OF tho lecture room was had Sprshuy airs were per.
formed while the company promcnsded and The oar a
accommodation bad not taken possession o. the oreth
and sisters the temptation 10 trip the light fantastic
toe would not have been resisted no entertainment DID
not conclude tu midnight
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Court 81 General Sessions.
befors Recorder Holman.


Nov. In the Court of General Sessions this
ing, before Recorder Holman, Peter Williams pssaded
guilty Of having stolen gold watch and other property.
to thc value Of hundred end eighty -four dollars from
IT'S Elm street. the ID of January last. He
tenced the sats Prison FOR three yea and six mouths
Frederick Bohmsrt plesdsd guilty of having committed
assault and battery JoAn Branst the lth Of Oc
tober last he was sentenced to pay One Of ooe hun
dred dollars.
Mary Edmonds, alias Kelly, pleaded guilty Of having
stolen forty yards Of pops valued s forty dollars
from lee b, the tth inst. she sentsnced
70 tho Pcneotiary for one pear.
Gcorgana Coaover. oolored girl, eghtsss years Of
age ssot 70 the Peasutisry for thrcs months for
approprating her black sk drene and oshor
propsrty valued d forty eight dollars, ovue< By Jane
Mccarthy, Of n Greene street
Mary Kelly girl of easy virtue sixtsen years oS ses
pleaded gully Of having robbed Jshn Connor of 100 hu
berry street. Of silver watch and bsok b IN ell of tho
value of ny four dollars while be vas 10 hsr company
in house f III sms In Centre street. RSnandsd Tor sen.
tcDcs.
Henry wlsop an Fngishman. twenty siE ysan Of ass,
pleaded guilty Of having stolen silver watch, valued AZ
els from Hugh N. Herrick, 90 tho Sd ins, Rsmanded
Tor sentence
Jassph smith and Francis Farrell pleaded guilty 70
Indictment which charged them with having stolen gold
watch and chain together with bank bills and ewely Of
the o<a value Of ee3 s. from the person o Andrew j.
Fryer of ~ Pike street the 2sth of August last They
we're remsnded foe sentence.
Ths Court thee adjourned srtl thursday morning At
eleven O'Clock
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Coraaera, Inaaaats.

FArAL RESULT or Qr1Nade-Hush fapcey. aged any
ave years, residing No 335 East Tenth street died
yesterday afternoon from the effects Of injuries received
whie engaged In q dispute with driver OF one Of the
Dry Dock stages The deceased. Il appears. bad some
dispute with the driver relative TO the fare, when tho
latter got on his and struck him Lsncey foil N the
ground falling struck his bead agains. the pave
meni, fracturng his skull, from the Objects OF which
above. Or. Wooster Beach was ordered 70 make
post mortem examination of the body by Coroner Eau
Manu. and gave bis opinion that death was caused By
the injury 10 question The stage driver. who goes BY
The OF Clutch Smith, has Absconded, but the po
lice con21eut of being able 10 arrest him s sn early
day The inucst will be held At one O'Clock this Alter
noon, al the thirteenth precinct station house.
FOUND DnowSxp.-The body OF an unknown man, about
forty years Of age found floating In tho East river.
the foot oe Broome street. yesterday Coroner Collin held
inquest Coroner Naumapn also held inquest at tho
sbout nfy i've ot age. who was found floating IN
the North river.
FArAL ACCIDENT on CANAL BoAr.-Caroios Aloazo
was sccideutay killed bsA<d canal boat pier No.
East river yesterday by fsnder falling upon his head
Deceased endoavorirgTto avoid collision with q
rope attached iendsr broke and the weight falling
upon his head crushed him TO death Coroner Collin held
inquest upon the body al tbs New YORK Hospital
FATAL FALL Our A wNpow.-Coronss widey held an
inquest 500 Grand street yesterday upon the body Of
Margaret oBrisn sscd sixty years, who vi. killed by
failing from secocd story windo~ Deceased ws In the
&C, Of taking scme clothes from line. when she lost hor
balance and psscipiaed 10 the yard tcnsah Killing
hsvsef almost Instantly.
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BrOohlyn city News.

L,yrso rHs COMM srosr Nrw CHuRcn EuIrcy.-
The building occupied ~ tie Greene Old school
Presbyterian church having become too ANAL for the In.
creasng congregation, lot tho corner q Gates
nue. snd Hunter street was purchased some time
s,ucs for the purpose ~ erecting q uew edl.
nee of sunlciea, dirnens,ons 70 accommodate the
members, The Foundation walls have jnst been laid and
the trbcrs of the rs Goor placed position Ysstor.
DAY afternoon the ceremony n laying the
toos place. AMI standng the thrcsenog asrsct %
the wettbcf respectable numAer " persuts we're pre-
sent aud a. usual such uccsa0ns toe majority we're
Iadie. The csremoue. condlc,sd by tbe pssior,
Rev W n Lee snt Rev if y \. Junkin, of the United
States Navy rhc bor feroi ,S n TIE stcoe con,slusf
ths records Of the church rirs roNagapers " bs dAY
Sc The bufing win ~ q brick 70 plain Tyi, o. ar
foot deep Hnn,er stast !. .sA bs ofnam1sted ith
tro~n s,oas tscings Il 10 cscuslef " @sst three hun
6red and nfly pstsos.- Ihe c0st xA bs ~ .0O0
ani sxTcr'ei thst ,ne hgtlag rN b redy fos 90
clfaty0n In ssy usvt ths mAs-n 10 hf " "a buoaet,
aai ,ha cssvs~'sFs xsnrs saw is,oia
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CITY IntcllIrencc.

SHOOTING ArrRAr-Afier the Coubcimaoic Conyeotiou
for the Second district bad adjourned Of the dele
gates was knocked down in Ridge street by blow OF
some weapon on the head He Immediately drew a ro.
volver and fired several Shots snd other persona
also producing revovers the Hr1g became rather lively
for The police w6te instantly tho spot
ward station house large crowd OF persons boing col
eced At that point at the tnc general skedaddc took
place among them II was not asceraiDcd whether any
person was hurt or not by the 6rng
Tas NEW Police CoxHssloEzas 1t Ia rumorod about
town. and asserted bv very good authority that Governor
Seymour has decided 70 remove tho present. Pooe Com.
ssioners after the st o. next January Senator Richard
b. Connolly and sheriff John Kelly arc. "a stated 10
be two OF the now Commissioners.
OvxRcRowpma ruz CRY RAnnoAp CAn--AH ArrxAl
FROM ONE OprREasED. Tho custom Of overcrowd
ing the city railroad cars Ia becoming Perfect nuisance
aud tho travelling public are beginning 10 kick sgans Il
very savagey Members Of the sterner sex very rarely
rise now give thor enales In crowded cars
they used 10 do believing that such acts OF galantry
only contributing TO tho moneymakiDg schemes Of
tho railway corporations We havo received tho following
communication on this subject
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Ts there any law existing the state OF New York that
will prevent the system OF hanging up by tho srar1 In
tho city railroad cars men spd women. young and old,
for the long distance OF and five mles refer
particularly 10 tho aged II population. Now. IN M
rope such cruelty TO the four footed animals would be
human beings" are hudded together in dense groups
having scarcely space 10 breathe and treated very
handsomely by grim and uncouth conductors whose duty
should be TO minister to their comforts. But on tho
contrary, they not only cause them to be nearly suo
Gated but push them hther and hther Just TO suit thcr
caprices, so that they have orsly Deither room 10
move. sit stand. Now, Mr. Editor. talk q great
deal In tbese days about reforms ia institu
tcns but do not know in all conscience where reform
Is greater needed than In this very department.
trust, Mr. Editor, you Will give this griovsncefor ~
such must Justly he casseda place your enlightened
columns feeling we'll convinced DO that your sympa
hes are always engaged In favor Of No oppressed and
In every benevolent movement. Your attention tO the
above will greatly oblige ONE OF TILE SUFFERERS
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Police IntcllfRcnre.

An EXCITING CaAsH AFTER A RIVER Tuxs.-As noto-
rious river thief. uamei John Sullivan wa beine con-
ducted into the Tombs Tuesday afternoon, by ocer
Cornell he dexterously slipped out olShe policeman
grasp and leaving his coat behind him sd down Franklin
street. The ocor pursued tho fellow closely aud eKcs
ing chase occurred through the Five Points, but tho fugi
two Unexpectedly brought 70 stand si by Of
the sixth precinct police baxter street, sad npelsd
surrender at discretion. In the excitemeat Of the
chase sullivan lost his shoes but his speed was In no w.s
retarded In consequence. Hs gradually gaining
officer Cornell, and n had not been for the timely
te.ereucs OF the Sixth ward policeman there II know
ing how the chase would have terminated Tho prisoner
charged, owns large sized saboat with which he
goes proving around the wharves picking up cotton
sugar and rope, and nything OF value he lay his
hands When arrested be had 10 his possession 81
worth OF rope, for which owner u wanted st tho
ooe o( the property clerk police toadQu srtes. Jus
tice D0wIiug committed the accused for TRIAL
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GENERAL LEES REBEL ARMY.

WAsuisGIos. Nov IL, 1868.
There have rcceoiy been public developments rcia'
tive " General Leos excepting that tho main body
% u ies betwecu tho Espdsn aud orange Court Hoose
The RspdAn front la strongly guarded
tho stofm OF Saturday and Sunday considerably I'm
psdod 1ansportatos tho DIRT roads but supplies
now seol 10 tho frool by railroaj.
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Hogis's uyp.ton risis Hs"sr.s 49,
f.sasss ser Bafss .r'rt Hss DE ~
y. 81 " sNDLn h~ssn. sgs .Farr -asrs
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tse assAsspaon o' thirteen bsosr'ng 10 the FIRST
corrs by guerlas several gocrilas tired 70 STRIFE tbs
raiIosd a. hsaas'as Last sh but they were repused
aoa hrod at by tho guard
rss MISrARY g1hAr@.
Tne military aud signal telsErspbs " ths army have
boon merged into ons corYs
gkrLosW Wn-sDsDIEs5 uIEsD
eaissou OF Dcggs battery exploded near BtisLoo
70 day and It ID ropolc& thai four Ave sodess were
killed
This despatch will DO forwarded from Alexandria ~
tne swhl winged e0sias B.us Bird rua by Coniucge~
James Doyle.
eoarRABArOs
Deserters and tho sptsa and eotsS
our iaDoa
ARsv PovosAo, Nov ~. 1889
TIN RsoRur1No sERvros
Each Indiana aud wiscoas,a resimeat in th@ army 10
sending homo commissoosd Officer. and two pSivaes
om each company recruiting serv'co. With To o.
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DNTcfsf Drawtng- % the t,,r~., Axso-
csuos ysspSay's Lo.lrSy ~ kratanY
tsruA c,Ahi -, no, tg lssy
81 ~. ~ 6J. 40. 81. u. G 10 a. Js
CLAAs s.,--sov a. isty
81 lS a. 70 IL. II. ". ~, ~. ~, Ss
Circulars ssat NJ e1drc.ans
: ktAAlk ELtlS 4 90 MAasE.ra Oy,tnr.an IL
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oneisi DrswIngs or nssrsy. udd q
Cos HspticeT ani hiss,u'. Sae Lousf'z
IA vt1sg. Ec~nA CLAM 3h-roy. ts tss
VI ~. ~ ~ ~ 80. h. ~. o.. ~. ~. 81, 80.
ksnsvosS oeAss sS-Rs. "a 1887
~. ID. -. -, n. ~. -. II, ~, ~ -, 8.
"''rssH -soi i'ee o. cairs. bs siireissg silhsrss
hUHAAr HDDY %.
Coy,as,os. ~. ~ st tsssls. As
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AA-r o. rrr Pcto-,5, Nov p-gA
rrs RkiLsokD Al s0s'

Gcasrsl Mcais roIs yeaieisay I,efs,0n % tte af.'
pisseugsr ar ,hai weot beyoni wAff.1,oa 'u1riNa r
franks sni Fog aser rbompso3
AWARE rss Fsoyr- -fu ggrri
Al euiet Q. the treat there rumDys NJ tss cay
tare o,t.o sr lhrsS r,bS rss nsau Y-tg,4sr. Sf q
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Prsr-~ Cssn~a aoS Informs attoa Fur
a,s.ieitn al irgIlred Lssscres AEEeK 4 co.
Bfoxsw. " rtne saScc1.
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Puses Csshcd sa Ar leg gaitxed Lotte-
r,es i.f3t ,nation xsyr. JOSEPH BATHS. Bsotss
~ all s'rcct. hr~ Yost. room No o.
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"" "el"t ots~'ags % thr shelby College
. ssrUA Ctkn 6ss-N,v "a 1881
%. q -. ". ! , 60 ~. 80 % 60 g. So 50
- - q. a. NIAAa pl4-hls. IA lLJ
10, ~, "a. 20, ~. a. ~ a. 4 g. 81 ys GO =
CsfcuisSs sess sy >,sr-sans
siMsoss 90
hireIh'r- 70 in, A Morris q Ol
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Eoyat Havana fostAry.--sse Omstaa
pad 10 r,ue, TAILOR 90
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Royal Havana tsostery.-JO Pee O~0H
p-ulfn pad fs prirc. Inform frushed uAgbcse
p,,i &c Donbooos arl al kisa. of 1oia sad vv
TAILOR A 90 Haas e,s. ha 10 w sli street. N q.
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rrts-. Cssisei in Az Geaaiised Lot :
tr'ics tuf'r'Ti,I' rirru T1ARtI1 W StUpEn Uvv-
ses NS..ss,,sissy -e .. Moe bsct
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B.sa,iss OF rate ,.tttos s.-ssyis. s.t,.
Ns. hA 1Ay sfsst
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Brdgs water P.tn,---u.s s-s ChssPsa
rsnt ~ fsessr tsgfs ID 80
sDBkRt EErSobDs as.sf y ssfss 80
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A. Chsr~h, ~ Home, tsss@s-r as
vagss Cara Ia The sies ss1 .sa 'sy... 80.
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Cvtstsdo~'s Hair Dys. prsssrrsttT"
as N4 ssvyt -4ni~-a s.ud fsts ~ stsaf 'gtsF
To I've sVpa.l 10 ssiifal sftiss
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A, whites, st6 Broadway. are the Vcst
Hal. b~s msary Dgjs sal tbs resss pofs for sdes ~
,Utiy
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NM VW'bF tsFDF - Wv uK cut. " aaV IWu9O
Coffee -fhs ,o0st hcs4lnl sni b~s tam Only
80 per polut r~,rr The s~ng'h OF lave With sts as
Rsriirnt fp' aysiJs M i6t tsAie Stsos1
the eeocr.i iosr. O,~eo~ NSvo
esr,y psckag. A.. &c "xgnrs" Ovoo-rs sspsAaeA
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s~~samss's ssoia sssr' swski~G TO
a-ca. 70 sss s.sry-s.r- vbss.i-1 1-pa' So sr1ss~1
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ssklsf. % Ansr 49, 80. O. Pss~~An
80 p~sssss. " ~. fi.s5.'s, -scizSryte AAs8
cas-. " Fssf w. vofs
esaoasis - taf8r % go ~ s.ls ffs-
st~s csptrs o. l4s p~gsr ftrs
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s.-s ,n. sstsi.t Hss oS "H'sw~s

sa.sSss rrdps-Rsstsss rhts DsT.
So ssus o. -. r..rns~. o. s-psf~W
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Hsss hf..s ws'.hs Usss snsss..ss~s
D-yp b. tksAs .ss~t
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a secret Wsvsh KaowteGs-0s 90 fhes
n A0sEw a. 10 0re.n -ich .uf 20 ffsg So
sna ~. lsv yftn~ he 10 ssias "a, rsr.- ftar.
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A NV rrstpus- %, the Naudk-rs MS ~.
riutir uIsJohisD cE.GVA
ki1ur BI-DONiS1 CERkOA
MOTT Ri.ooMinI neRgUS
ki1ur Di.DOsIab CEnEUA
-tqpis%r f- .lr suf dtsttueA
.ai bean guf.l which
Manu- aatur-i OILY br PUAl<DN 4 6ON.
BEWARI OF cOUnrrRIHtrs
ASH ron ruALoh'S-rAkB NO Ot1ikR
by tFtsst
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49, ssyssus fhist, esn- W ps~s IN tss ssg. ~
vsYEs aAscxsa
~ ~ A.s sf-~t, h~- rgrs.
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B~aottfnt Cosa te ktoc - t~d's Oi0ous
or Youth. Ialuij rr-f f,s p,rserv,ex aud S~sas<no
ibe eomp sai .sia al du sswss asa ssuasSsS
sycrywb,rs
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fAls fsssfsfy 20 tsf = fss r-ps fisiexa-sass
~sssss Of tb- ssnsss - ths ses, s~e.sse
~ slsfta fsss sft eo~afsrn~ - ~s~
t~.s sas-s tstsh =. gsfpei.s ,es s~sfss ~ -
" -ss hs-~ stHs~f - f~s1 ~ tntsfi -
Ntpsss tbfs -tn g-gss l-.siasss 49, sAss br~s
80 dpkArr q co DAr~ - We s~sf
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iii~sios Wigs ssd To"ps.s, Jspsases
o. ibs ssr'~'- H's-a'tfs. fsf r-.ees, be- h.if
T. NaAffT. rs s~ysf~ar
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Mayors Omss. rsw Sevk. jay a.
ift Pro 20 Il s~,rge ovigss. Nsssf sr 10 Dslk
u Tsv yogu Farspsst - rssglpitss sf ,A~ b~~f -
tsr.is,fs sf r.. ss4sy % t4is iss apvsssl
hsfrby f.-srf Of Sc ~ atr-f tDisSs
sff-s saf es.,ir,s - tss aaffs~.ss
he 80 Cssss hesa sf ~ jsmssv ar.fy -
y>ef nos rsy 80 ~ss sAsss 90 tss itis ias shhp
snSsf~s fss 'sgffttss aurh tss -n~~A
rS rs. asi - - psi ss.esrasss< q tss JsAse
y-sx 49, csHsfftss o>.vttisas
n. AT ss4 .fIfs. tss fssssi ss~fsf ssssH
" ~ y 9aDaJH OrDvxG hssva
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At "Thr Ph.smscv." 04s Bsoasiw ~.
pgr~ faa = med'ciara ,t ~b.d'sais psssca
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Chiiar.~'s L.gzing., in Aii ts.ir v.
-.s-s sgs,sai sais .ss = isssf.o.ErssLLa . .
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Nsssvss y~.sssisssss Ws's..

wusss. Hate Dv.. 20 ss"'s.-s"ssS'a-
49,. s.iHfsi 80 Dsfssis trr h 80 NJ sreg"s u
ps' ~ Dsy
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Cams psutons fsssFfFd ~sNss fhti.
s.in. ~ s.s-i -fsssaf r@s ~ D.. Fl't . - %
rfpa.a1 "a Hswesy. 80 90 90 ~ hsa. ~ ~ A.
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Dsr~ssto- Labels ant TwVs, AIs Nba adsv
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The Departure oS Os neral Csuby.


HyApouAvrvvs. Usuns rrsfx- fsoos
Skr YOks Cuf .rD Hsr.os.
Nus foss, Nyv ~, isS3
in obedience TO parasrspn 10, War Dsfsrtnsn, sp,s
Orders No. sgr Of the 9th lDst. and special orders ",
% from tho headquarters of The ssr p.at " 10. si
ths undsrsgned turns tins oompasd ottbs oy saS
hsrbor OF New York 10 Brgsficr General "soryeJ s.l
nsrd. United states Volunteers.
Undrr direction from the Commanding g.nsrs', Depart
msut OF tho Fast the commanding gesf D IN. depot
Rkers Island and the Acting Aszstsot rrovos Marsha
General of the District ~ New fof< "a all
heretofore submitted 10 these bssdlusr,-fs ~a
port direct 10 the headqrarisrA n ths depAftmsut
Captain ChAfss o. Wood. Nnih infsntry, 10 rel syst
from duty a. AID de camp sEd chef of srtheTy All
ORDINANCES a. thezo headg quarters ADD oil proceed ~
ply with War Department spsc.Ai Ofasts 70 sss psfs
graph No. q. Of the etb instant.
First Lieutenant Hsy wsrd eating t-ntb sfsary. At
his own request, Ia rssved from suty % sri - esDo
and viii jon his regimeut
The rsuaiadef OF the sar al tbsss bsAh,-st.rs ~ui
report for duty N Brig.diss Csnsrai Stso5sfd.
fa taking kavs VI lbs troops With sh,n d, sss fsg
soms been pieasanty ssssissf ibs Ssfsssxa~i
desires srprsss hs thanks for their settys sad
operation and assstssce sse bic ssfnssst s~s f,-
their prosperity ssd happiness.
rDwARD n. s cANBY h,ssds assss
q. T CasarEuxsS. Aasslsnt AZ itsai Gv.yfss
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M E A D E'S A r M Y.
~o>0~~~~~--~~s.>-@<~--~~>
INTERESTING INCIDENTS IN CARP
~-~>~-'~oo~~o-~>o~~o~~
PROGRESS OF THE RAILROAD.
THE NLALSTH1ENT6s
H., 20. ~

WASHINGTON. Nov Is. 1883.
The following has boon received tere (ro tbs Army q
tho Potomac
II Is reported that Sunday six 10 rcbel usxorn
paid yist 10 Catlos station and nspece4 the otsr'or
f the cars There fcrce V pursue theua. fhey
made attempt 10 plumber destroy capture and this
gives ths impression that thoy searching foe sos
one who was expected.
Two dcserters publicly braoied. In presence Of
thor division, yesterday.
On Sunday, after Kiipatrcks reconnaissance haA 70
tirod from tho Rapiian tho enemy threw oycf two or
three regiments TO this sds but not beyond tho cover q
OF thcir guns on tho heghls Of Racooon Ford.
brigade Of the Third corps this week turned out and
reconstructed tho fencing the farm or John haor
Bot which had beon destroyed by Tho troops oacamp
ing thai vicinity. Mr. Botts is al horns ard ap
psreoty N good health and sparits.
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All the ~ Ps,sn, ksaiesssss sps szgs<ts r,.ss.s-
90 Atescks re ous rAS,>r ssr NJ " s.a-s sssss
!as sygI. rs ,s1h woss ssl.s.@ ssa.y,~ a.
Bsrry's rrisopssrous. ~ j., .. Asa a sFp.s~s {,
Dfus'. Iga: hr.l,s h ssa rs.fsssy .~a..' % y-,'
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Iron H~asi.sds ~ al Mrsds.
HuftfiflstDs WfCkgAsUAs.
-, gsasi .fs-t go oftss&d~ss
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mr.. d. r. Comm 81 q ms Despstch.
Tx THE Fim.o, NOV. IL, 1888.

H0BblNT Of NAL " UUS9I4AB
Az tho malt carrer--Horaco Libby-or tho First Mary
land and Sixth Mains artillery passing about
four miles from warrenton Junction captain aod order
i Creased Union uniform rode out Of the woods and
ordered the mail and . sergeant VINO 10 his
COMPANY 70 halt. They then politely informed them
with tholr rovsivers cooked at their headthai they
guerllas and that they prisoners They then
ok possession OF tho mail and their horses Thoy also
conveyed the prisoners Tor about three miles towards
Warrcnton Tho captain theu said 20 Libby. "You have
got on new pair OF boots while have old ones 80. on
the principle that exchange ia no robbery III take
aud give you mino."
Thoy then lot them 60. and follows got back 10
took them w.
"Isay" said the pseudo captain two d,d not think Of
looking After your monoy-what have your" SO thoy
searched the and found the sergeant thirty dollars
and eight dollars with Libby Ator casing thom OF tbor
money horses and lettes they worry politely dismissed
them.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

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The New York herald., 1863-11-19

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The New York herald., 1863-11-19

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The New York herald., 1863-11-19

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The New York herald., 1863-11-19

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The New York herald., 1863-11-19

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