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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04

Nervous and Sfruiers Diseases NJ.
rays,ca ,sknes. arising from specific Csrseshsa sns
rsiI,hls ,rstment--n report Of the HowsrI A. oSnn
am, H. m a. In letter eopes fro ~ sssfv. Asarst ".
J. Sxitbr Hougho5, Howsrd AAo'ason 90 sVfn VIZ
atrca philaAeiphta Penn.
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Rens,s African Fever and Ague Sur-.-
positive for fever and Axue. Depot ~ LosfJ ~
Fer ssis By al druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04

REApY rHts (nosDAD kohN'HS
AT DAYLIGHT.
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dyn Sold ey - oeugsss FACTORY. q BARCLAY street
Densness, ca'nr. ". md 81 Disease. o.
bss ki Eid ~ e. "a .rs g. .''' treated
C c ~. S.s., -. ~ -. Dys, r.e:,vr.I..
The dys 40 I'D by As ii artist. 80 - -
Deafness. Lnat ,atreo sight,
NosfJ Is IN fag HEAD.
eArAa1s A. 4 4sEs, ross N PIE
{ HRoSrc cArARaH.
esIaRa! OF THR yyygssIc VICIOUS
. AEA's' A s6ssr 2saffYSs goss o. rHs
CURED
enossa' Il srRMoHTEsEp IN oSs x,sorE
ana ,,s ,sc vs
a Ais o"ns5 SIC Broadway rsar rws'sh sr-ss
Dearas -,s. Diseases or tne Eye. sna Co.
s..r. 10 rom DR. 1' ciSwsLi q Citation pao.' rs
:" IN ~" . ------------
e al d..r,p.ioa. han .ve.'y az de,,,' :, .sr:.
% s 1s, one d's' '''" 0Aa'' street formerly "a
". Mrrshnn's cassrrh ma Bess.ccs
sns ,ags and sgressbI. remedy scr ~ d'sr..e, =
a.son, af, sp s 81 az and ro,aas ~
Gourana's Pouare sabs,,e rprroi, us,s
low or OF ms
81 hts depol. ass Broscsay
Grovvr & Bakers Asyness Pre- mswM
Elastic galeh sevisg Mshnss &e5 Broadway, New kc<A
and as5 yulioD street, Brooklyn
Highest f.rewtum Look stttcs S-wtsg
l Maah,nsa vHEELBR& wILa0a 70 sas ssc@i1Ns.
Nervous and viruiert Diseases ao1
rayscai Weakness ARISING from Specific Canses-hsH ans
relf,be t~ament--ln repora OF the Howsrl a. nS sss
sen o. mall in e'tsr enveopea fro ~ chstvs AtarssDs
j. ssibr Houghos Howard Aleooiasion. 10 sc''n Nno
1 street Philadelphia Penn.
L Omen ON tine Fourth.-'Tne Pnronoioai-
ear Museum, $50 Proadway. VIII tenan rssn ara -
/ y,stors usual Ram nations with sha-s ren 's@
4 b, M.saa rOwLsR A wELL& A nav edition - -
July BE Of the Phrenologiea ienrnsi nov fesey
Il
l Rene's African Fever ard Agvs yur--
positive for foyer and Axus Depot y L0sfT sr~
| Fer saas By all arussists
1 Ths New York Ledger
READY rHis (soSDAD xonHHs
AT DAYLIGHT.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28

disgust or ,e 1T NcwYork Mounted Rides. uo wtcsc
camp most Ct these missiles fell
The army Fnnboat jersuD. returned tonight frnn
The Pnmunkcy River. whittier Il SEM IN junction
With the navy guaboai Mas. Bibcvck COMMANDER
aad two others to prtrct foa Shoridan bis rctu D.
The Jessnp reached The Pamnnsey Sunday nighi
nj II O'Clock. Oh Monday Fi,z Hugh Lee wi;a Hamp.
and Bqlers divisions Of aiy and II pieces VI
artillery assaulted The ~ lefl al White Hons-
uilsr Gen. AlHrcrumDe. All the wagon trains Srrn
moved lie river and tie garrison prepared 10
resist Ia lie sL When tss iu1ou guns upencd upon
Whitc House, the gunboats IL the i'fnunsry decided
e. have hand 10 the aud o,rued the Rebels
Ills sornrwhnr Unexpected. hni fhry returned the
compliment without al. damage. Loaeref. Tie Jssaua
uxlaaed Of tho Kebri cilSS.us killing five. and
wonnding many others The Jessup bnisi "Ge Of Der
10 FOUNDER guns rf;cr firing over ~ rncr's Af'rr
fighting about four hours the Rebes sitlde". Gen.
Sbaritln's force reached Willie Home sbui y. IN
Monday. and Immediately came on. crs-ing The
Chiokai oniny a. JONES. Bridge. and f',ie. .ns VII
.on's Wharf Tonight Tie .iessup IL c.'irHianed hy
Capt. Msrgran. Iient Bullrd OF Cen Graham's
.taf hac char 60 nf tbs expedition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28
Thns our brave Toys Endure.

THE following frou .siyas sitei written BY An
officer of de ri Division nj tns m Arny Cora ,urn otrrs
may give fa Of VITA; a endure for tine
cAuse.-ED IRIB. ..r
'Fhc lighting here bns been desperate. and
with results generally favorable ~ chr division
marched oil bixt OF the l5h aud up O'Clock in tie
afternoon Of the 18th making -; wier ~ bid. hot and
dust! road then went IN ID srEoTs Il ttesracs Of tSc
"a IorIS-was up and under hie a. thai aigat aad
assaulted tho erorys uors With thr bayrae; an 'hc
morning Of The nth. is very ornidsbie lire o
works. ceItriIg ioui csIAip. several eciois. and
largo number 81 p1i-..ner- crs'asT ~ cue II the
met remarkable ieais performed II, men bud
bftn eAtiyeIy Tin0u sfp far ioyiy sa agvr' aEG Sh
lexcTtinF slu't ..,s ~ tir Friside q few
minutes. and Of Loar COX cofrej Jor tsiny
three Aonrs. We IL liz" 10 iIenches quick
is hsi ih-y had feicsd fle'i n@n sfter
Tie Grst discharge NJ other troops but rass were
engaged In this af!air.
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f,e.r, E,acuatisn Of kenesaw m euniain--
shermnn in Pursmit- rrobnsie Ocens
patton Of Marietta.

From Our Sps ,ai Correspondents
Hpos DEPARTMENT AND Army OF TE Tenn I
1910 sHAxrY, Co., June ls--noon.
The enemy evacuated their stronghold on
Kenesaw Moaetsin Just bco'e daylight this orn'rs.
10 the great establishment Of our troops who expected
and were prepared for most desperate battle at th's
poist. As soon as tho retreat WAS discovered 'ien.
sherman ordered pursuit. md up to the present hoar
of writing our skirmshers have advanced beyond the
frat two Rebe parallels. with but little skiruishipe.
corned ~ Rebel airy. WHO are evidently harassin9
our advance IN orer to give Johnston tune u sst sssy
,rh;vzing over our rauks brit without much eaoct.
Pie entire army started at early hour this morning
in fun p.rsu Orders have boen g1tcn ior INC cars ~
,,,~;o,,, to.n,ght J.. Y. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28
The Ausck npsw Sen. Sp'irh's Lima
Eebe;s Tehen iu-T~" s0utb C0r"iio"
Regiments Usrd tp-Ynr Er6ris nrc
uot Allowed 60 lscrpove their ~ oGudcd.
From Unr Ngscis' torr-- gond-rl
HrtpRrtH7rrs GrK. :irJ,H, iaIrSu i.ousE-
SFAl PFTFf si, Jnh. 8. le'-i


HEtpRrtg7rrs GrK. :.irJ,u. iRIT:xri iousr-
MAJ PETFf sb' 40 June =. 'e'''
On "Wednesday al daylight til. 18th Corps
we're again started out 'ke up tIeir ui ositi"n NJ
icieIsburg II the atcaii1D O! Gcp Grant ." ell
vciop the city. Trey feaeted iheir frstInaion ahu'
roon bu! vaiicd alt.i night b'llre rec'i'f lac "h
cUrps Yesterday was passed vi ont any demons'ra'
loa on uur pant The lirb-is did i.s lnncslne thing
IN seaiing their cumpilI"s & "a ,ian. ita b"Inr 10
his bo.NguaIteI- ~ Il tcly Tasic laaner ho"rsei. lhe
stuetinn is charming and to-day. hot very h"i ~ wv"
ways. Tnls mourning the 27tA nnd .sh sam '"iviha
Regiments Of Hasards brigade wdc n'saeH spon 'be
l.il and center Of ten Smtl's picket l'ns. C"".'
S.Gnnari had ayailcd himself III tie sml rsr he ahd
been ia rortion dig .ir Of r'nrh nc" pi'- baeA
to which his picLets ,oll wirD attacked. Tie '"r"!
zane rushing ON. When mnriefou- hre we "p'pF'
On them kiiiiag anu wouniins aSiut - iac balance"
.erine they co ii .riiLef ,ay rriieat snn'
dered sN officer rnd i6 p''Hies. bcilt piTc'l'l! q"
the 27ih South Carolina This va ~! mdlcruns
affair. es the Rebel, did not Ct ums o. hf" shot
Prisoners ssy they xsi- io ih-fv sss 90 one "a ire
works They ersn s.rrrrsrd tier j.y ~ being cap
tufed and said there .xs.S "rLsr isen IN
iAeir biIraGe WHO wonI ala" I'VE tham-
soscs up 81 opfosisniiy offered. ihis
slola souih Caroiinians At,ui Err, ~ I'er
wounaed arc left upon the arld and ton smith pro
poses let them nnhiu ilrI- ~ rtniatin f"r tho
Rebel brutality ~ Cold Harnoi. vhssr. s're IL "uf
wounded i-iug b-iseen the iw" lice. tae, bot onr
men whv tried 10 biag them In snd actually shot Of
ihc wounded II but u hsnd WA r9i,ed Mar! 'f
Lem wr.c lornd With several hrir's ~ ih~r be DIS
and arur orc Ior fellow erpSlsl 20 The lcle! pick
els and irplorod tacm io tate Lin p'.s'ref " LIE
there end 1T. You id va se'."
Gen smih II. strengthened bis pirs-i Inc sud
given po-,t..e ofdos tint Do" Hetli, ro Le a'wsa 10
driye in our picscis interfere Win thesc voandrd
non lie does 40, Imtate t., Hebi b.rbirit,. Boa
ever es order. also given on 80 account To shoo
or lire at nno ~ The unnDerl Ihis l. taking
.hllerly Wow q IEnl,i4 aa1 l. spl.ir iineiac iseb
ols undi sc,i that two cav o. shr gone - huiinF
enoh other. The preceding T'ofVcs tie sanction OF
Gen. Grant CoatinuI pcke; Trims ~ eiong cor
lines and 1T dark ,o-iis ut blsk callHonrde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28

The following shows how the crimes Of drunk.
suposs and de,srt,on are treated BY Gen cPherson,
IIgspqrAxrsRs DEPT. AND AnnY or rHE TEssEssEn. =
: - '-7-'0 BIO suASTy. ia. June w. tood., 81 ,
GENERAL ORDERs NJ 81 fVr drunkenness aud
Of orders while In the face Of tbs enemy,
c,ut Vim. II. Spain. IN" Company. 18Th kegiment
Sov.Js-scy vetersn Volunteers H. subject to tho aes
Of the President hereby dismissed the service H.
the United States with forfeiture OF all pay and sioV.
ances. 10 49, - r.... .... RI. ~,
II Fur deserving his command whIle in action q
Resaca ard Deltcn. Georgia and for disohedsDce Of
orders and neglect Of duly in the face Of the eneuy
Capt Joseph Dayis &c Company. sd Rsyi,uent Afs.
Infantry yoluntscrr IT, subect TO the approval u
tie Pre- sdnt hereby dismissed the service VI the United
States, with forfeiture OF oil pay and allowances.
III. For LApitua drunkenness while duty and for
leaving his command and abandoning the sick, and
wounded OF bis regiment while on an active cam
peign and In the face VI the enemy Assistant Surgeon
s. Compton Smith LIST Regiment Alabama Cav airy Vol
unteers s. subject TO the approval Vt the President
hereby dismissed the service Of the United States VIII
forfeiture Of all pay and allowances.
By order Of Major Gen. james Is. McPlerson.
Wk 7. CLARK. Asst Alt .GeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28
The Late .Nrv~s,~n'-fuda"n hs'""u ON
| tac vermont gsiPass-Ess,y Loss.
rIon. Uur sIre'si orrrer orari'.
nEArQuARTEEs CF riiE hE,N


HEArQuARTTgs o. TIE AE,0 or Tiir ro-ovAc !
Junr 2i-Lve-IDg. )
Az no general result has yet hnasWf''d ~ tn"
moyemen, Initiated on Tuesday. 81 ooaI-c ay -'tei'ed
r,.nort would BE- contIaband. Our lines now extend
ON above Petersburg on the right "r"nnd that Place
across the Jerusalem plinkf"ad tcrsrctns II about
TWO miles below The city. and frvrD thence gradually
approaching thr Weldon Railroad. Our icfr u probn
b., ebont >; miles from l'etei sburg. No particular
change has taken plnfe in the position u! our rcs see
Wednesday Yesterday afternoon he ver'ront Brigade
# tho nth Division. 6tn Corps cdrnncrd upon The
c!don Railroad. and obtained pussession q! Il. with
very little effort loss but were attacked immediately
lbs an overa heming Rebel force and r~puLed before
any support could reach them Their loss was severe
The eneu, seem 10 have anticipated tie movement and
arranged their lines completely surround the whole
brigade This accounts for tie very heavy loss Ia pris
oners that they are rrd to have suffered.
Tho Rebels opened battery on tho 9Th Corps hospi'
,al this morning but soon slenceh b. the 9Th
Regular Battery No other episode has transp!rcd on
the lines today.
Our troops arc being masscd ct point "herc On I'M
pcrtsnt movement has been projected.
The III Hew-Jersey Cavelry hive been disnount"d
and It is underrtod ~ be recognized as i"iantry
II. T.. W.
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Yesterday just hetrp thr I'g'lnd Light left. heavy
6Iimg was heard IN the a.r-oiion ~ P.t4rsburg.
On Saturday ight the Rebels maize attck ON our
pelsis at 8bOu lie center OF Gus me, ~ rey were
being relieved but Iepn.sed 1itL !t!e r 10 loss
To 0ur troops.
On The lights beyond Prtrrrhurg the Rebels f"vc On
le gun battery hearing upon - srA-er n our hnes In
iunt ul that place This ba'sry has liena very trlhe-
some and IN has proved sOo heavy for any it.Iey
thn'vo hare bIonghi against H.
Gca. Wilson has fUuc oa H''l'or Cavalry expedition;
and g''od news m'ay be Hzi cotea 'Frm hn s.'h
Rebel caItaiU and Tour pryntes care into Buffers
lines Friday rad iouk ihr ~ Ii nj .ilrs!ancc.
Two hundred Rebel plis.ncIs werc az ci'y Point yea
tcr.ay Dotniag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28
rmon GEy. ss:nwMsE's aEifY.
Emror.aut Noyen,~nts 3rticsrd on thr
Righs-Hcciisr occupies s'inc htIi-A
ntsoay una nar.ng tanrac. AVS

From Our Sreca Cosrr pct dfut.
HFAp2t ARrEss nErA TEFar AID Amy OF Tnr
1ESxEssLE- ZIG STA y. La June TO- isl.-
Eepssaw Mountain. with its Rebel Regions
strongly intrenched. stiii ccrlroria Us. Beyond d.
4uli.ry diminishing lt'ie Of uL'fes. has &C urFed ~
ills department sincc the excavation Of Hew-ii"pe
Church nv the enemy. Yes'e'iay Afternoon mVortrni
movements we're ordered on M cz'rone rFh', hni w
IT, tie pfesent h"ur IL arlnE ,"' ~ II" news pnht'
interest has been rcccived frJn That l'inf 'eti"n
changes If position mad" on ini PARTON 81 "pr
lines which would J." inlf"psi ." ncnt"a Jls' hoS.
We have no news 0i III, s'rriug eroohnicr viii the
enemy on our right yesici day. although as "iit"
nui!. heavy e pnoindii.0 BE- hcard Gen. Hacker
occupied Pine y II 90 "wednesday morning Tie henrlS
having evacuated that four position on Tuesday
nirLt abtgdDnng thcir hong lines Of ilhe-phs and
brcastworks Yesterday ri,e,nooa Gca EsIrows 4th
Division. 18th Ain, Corps MAJ. Sen. juhn \. L"can
c,muandpe. pelf,liurL "A D,i.iant LtLa deed. which
lese. yes meu.lun. lbe Reno.S were ustti ON
the brow 81 hiil directly ~ mont 81 one I" our
OaitrTicr. and with thriI shaslsho"lers IN iih'
Dat, they anBo,ed ouf m"b Considerably. l" DIS
lod.c tlese lnso.cni fellows. Col. NOcott. conf
handing he En.ude. ordered to charge
the eucnys line anj drNc him irrm hs iiie pits ~ u
belt oil woods some tHiee hunGied yards b"yohd. To
do His IL Wss ns,rssay &, rArhe hh brigade 10 ma
idin fire iiui the enemy aud sGboe Ills men To
seadlJ hc from TIE wOds IA froit ware the Rebels
were prepared to deal aeah and tesiiucti'n 70 any
brave boy troops who dnre venture withs mnSketry
range. with as cxuliant sAJii Ito bfitade received
orders 10 advance and after envace Bhrrshiag our
tr.ps advanced steadily ard toA the position. meeting
With hSs OF sixiy-"E. men IN killed ODD wounded
For small affair II could lot ho eXcecd either III tie
brnncy VI execution VI tie bold dashirg spirit which
pci yndcd the runks 1t Is nuticeahlr tact thar our
troops invariably exppse themselves 10 the hie o the
enemy ncodlcssiy w.e the eDes rarely show thcia'
selves unless Ia gg!a some d,c'ted advantage his
was appareat yesterday but the great suec'ps which
attended tie gallant charge vi NVcOts Brigade may
b. attributed 10 the nreplaity OF the heroes eugnsrd
Three hundred and sixty i've prisoners were the fruits
of hi, brilliant ~, ut inclung Colonel. major and
two or three captains. These prisoners we're sent
North to-day VITA the 9Th Missouri REGIMENT Escort.
IT, utter iegusnt viii sut Istru, ITS term ii SCI Vice
having expired sLai forward list VI casualties by
fo-nurron Is l.saiL D. u. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28
The Rebels Try 70 Di~ioage Gen. Foster
They ure Driven OG-Fi'z.hngh Ice'-
Drfcas nc White Hsuse--eheridar
Reaebes fhr y

tToLI Our Special Correspondent
GIS BUrLEgs IiEADoUAkrrRs' June e. 1851

FIotI Our EptcLaI CufIFSFUn1'''1' -
GIy. BUrIEa's uEADotAkfREs, June q. 1851
Last night, the enemy thought TO dislodge or
scare Cen Foster from his position on the north side OF
the Jarnes. opposte Joness Neck. They moved down
upon him lie moved out upon theni 'aade bayonet
cbarg. drove them away and then opened bis batteries
upon them. The navy taking tho cue. threw managing
machines in tho shape Of l5inoh she'll at them. TN"
csussd them to reiic stlll further This afternoon the
Rslcls were impressed with the idea that we hau ~
manned quiet long enough and that was their bonnden
duty " disturb that quiet Sixteen guns opened on ths
line and sent she'll flying in oil directions with AL utter
disregard OF eso much tia, not one was tasen nor
any tjnrod. The look on; tower slst annoyed
ta. Il as morIps sua the shs.ed that mitch TO TIC
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ASSOCIATED PRESS AND OTHER ACCOUNTS.
No Hard Firhtimz-s onsfnns skirusirsina
Rebels Attack Batier ~Sd urc 6ea"n
OG-Tbcy Mo Attach shria"n' cap
sure 4" Few men, but arc Drive" Hack
sheridan Cro--es Janes nive'-A Po"-
erfui Rebel Battery Amnoys us--Wtissn
on another Cavalry Raid.
WARRINGTON. Monday, Juno q. 10

Tho U. S. steamer Highland Light arrived
here from City Point TT halipast II o'clock. which
u,ace sio Jeff at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Highland Light brought up the 9Th Ohio Volun
teers. commanded by Major wiGslow whose torn Of
service has expired. The regiment numbers i3i Officers
and men.
There has been no very heavy fighting within the
past few days but skrmshes are kept up all along the
line. and tie cannonadIng at tunes Is heavy.
Firing was heard about five miles froin Bermuda
Hundred on Saturday. where Cen Better 10 in'reneh
Ing.
The Rebels made an attack upon Buffers intyench'
ments hnt did not sucoecd In cifcctng anything ana
they were driven OIL
On Saturday the Rebels attacked Gen. sheriianS
near at Wilcox Landing. and captured few Of his men.
A brigade If infantry once dispatched I" pro-
tect sheridnns rear and tie Rebels were Kept oacs'
and Sheridan made for the James liver crossing IL
successfully with bis entire train.
The rair,ad is advanced I've miles aom CITY fo'n'
TOW ard Petersburg.
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HrArQr,fTyrs ID NV Y"iS cAvAiry. }
Is TIE FIs'B NEAi AE1slssb..sG. " I
J4.e e. i-5i }


Jlse e. i-si
Hhereas.- Col Simon II. Nix. Of The I'll n. Y.
CasaF,, commanding ia brigade - Gen. Knnz's III
yiAIor, WAS killed Tie III iasi, s.le haiDg Lis
brigade in easr-e on tie enemy oaitw at Pc
teg...Tga
Rssclved That in the death u Col Sta .ae melton
has lost the services " mac Of i.sa. ,-Ancai in
civil life. vel u high i-s'i'on 81 ve Amy. lie
was one Of tn 81 II t'st s.c' fasli tte u lnficn.
tal Citizens xhu ii tic beginning q. this R"ogon ex.
changed The ByLrles O. Aoi0 ~ OK p..'1.sas and
gers Of The lcid I, was % hi- rGt'nlality HAT
tie formation Of tie 81 New oA Ca.al.y was ch.ei,
,us and re-, time 81 i- deat h- isi cosri sdesi IL
over Two sears
R,soirfa. 1haf vhse itr nation hrs l-at erlineIf
,.i'sea AID brave -oldbr. it. regiment aas i's' "
firnd re well a. crmr,arger Very i'w uuss, thore
goat u.rn who Gair. to ~ hey, bcoea' u s'e"'"F,
sgd naH.r carried WIZ ten $40 lie .:ny tie iief
ton Of larger nu,n5r. made move fTisndf While ~
H. lie was Il II az e slon kiLgit 20 he.s'. VI SIC.
.,niaty u disposition. LiF!y eiftcd ".iA ~ tie
quaiiii,r which giyc charm 20 sonhl n:ercv.c that
he bruaghi cccsfs.nrs inio osery c.T, v.oL he en-
tered.
Rs.o!rsa. That whiio lame- t.1g tho Heath ~ Col
MA ~ r.rrsriso tTutf a., Eary ~ ~ c'reum
s,3o.s Of lis Grafs such o!Iicr wo' % '''-e
he ien IN the hnal ola g. u lie hc-- o. Bis bihr'
NJ ,he err 81 nay 'nili- vairI he had nl~"s' nsen
where TIE h.e Viz iu,fsi: When tn, cse "a. aied
- brave men taoi hhd r'ea " 80 to- ii'' n'r"nci'
III tis fell back on ic n,1o.t In i ic.ehed IL is IN
san. uined crest. he WIS hEnl the enea.y dead.
t.rs with no eaay c.trrs cAiii.i,lLs hs blood a.
H.. rrne,t 81 OH na,i,-n! 81 citations
Resoired Tha, y, otr eur ir'lor and 'esp'etfnl
.ynpa,hy 20 s relative. and 'onds arh esl caiiy 10
his aged prrruts who. hs.'rg weichot b. III Grade
sre callcd in ,,as piov'nrs 20 rfaud ~ Ni' grave
and als. We vfIcI ,ur syl.pe;ly = b. oniy son.
Rese.rss Fiat o.py ~ ito apure preamble and r.
soluliyls Ice gub.sled - TrE =. 4. iAslsL- lie Al
b,ny aid Rocfe.tcr papers. To Ssieicrss U'On. ami
TAs Jvtnstoscr Insc1-rs.r.
In bcthif 81 TIE regiment
On W iEwr Lieut. CO.. Cong.
ISRAEL II. Pr1sAs. Tirui. nd Acting Aojt.
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tiOna 81
PS--Twenty more Of she ist Georgia Reermeat
were captured this morning on the picket line IN fort
Of the I'D Army Corps. Ills g. be Ji-afected
regiment. They have been on crrr'soa da'y at Fort
Jackson. in savannah. and have benD oly two weeks
at tie front. rhs makes one hundred VI pore taten
or voluntarily surrendered from this regiment alonc
They have been attached TO cisburnes division sfnce
coming here bat belong. they claim 90 watsons di
vision. They mostly Irish strong sbe'bodisd. and
remarkably intelligent. .'saal
VIZ DON'T FIGHT FAIR
Tho prisoners get on some good thines Sad ono
curious stoll looking Geofgiau " You ans don't nghs
We uns far flir). First Mr.. Schoied cor.es up with
hs company and Eyes ut asn front and bofofe get
~ work with him. Mr.. Hsoksr with his COMPANY COMES
round at the aide and fires eudwise and we uns
have 20 gil up and git; that ain't f,r."
2 T. h-br;c cunIcs In three more d-scrters T" Whas
regiment do you belong tor inquiries Hsjot Campbell.
First Georgia. answer the boys with smile.
Gene to Join your regiment T. ssrcasticslly inquiries
the MJcr The descrters seem vel pleased with ther
situation, ard join tier comrades for the Trip north
ward. 80
Gen. Hookers corps very heavily engaged yester-
day TIE left Lut his losses did not exceed no IN
killed and wounded 'i
Tie symptoms indicate pretty general engagement
sil along TIE lines to-day or tomorrow. We have Que
ssace Of open country before looking toward Lost
Mountain, whero the Rebels have batteries tho Both
east facet eJ1 -l f4lFW OF
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rselAl DISPATCHES OF TIE Rsw.yuRS TRIBUNE
ovinion sf 1r. Secretary 0aua-Graai's
Superiority OF Fcrcc-Rc hns fse by
the Throni, and will strangic Him.

UoscsAl Dlspa.>J 10 tAe ~ a. 1faou-e
wAshIsogoS. Monday. Juns q. !-oi.
Nr. Dana, the Assistant Secretary Of Wa,
80 win bs accepted throughout the United States as
sHs az the most Intelligent and col Observers that have
scied the war; as vel as ose Of tie most ttLf4l Of
men has answered tie quet:css CT anI;ors nsuirc.s
tses ebout tho situation al re:ersbarg. to tbs effect
AAs Lees force IA not than iwofhis Of Grants
As our losses lsst week In tho Hoseasnt toward the
Welaon Road were ril'tsriiy unfmpcrtailt and ihs.
arsnt had bis band Lees threat sad woad keep hs
Sid tin he siIaDglet Lin - death.
BE gives 10 all tic INSURANCE Of jar hIa' md oono!r
savs success. Among tle slriking facts Which Mr.
Czna hos mentioned is ust vc hsve ct this moment
1900 Of the Rebel soldiers prisoners IN OR hands.
Cas pubic feeling here tonight one Vi absolute. ur-
%sserirg confidence In the futp:e ard IN Graz nIi
,vsr and above oh 10 Grants army The contest end
eest solderly heads in Washington row declare that
sanno. BE- wbippetthc uaton.ihdeed can lean on IT,