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The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

ORGANIZATION OF THE SCHOOL COMMIT
TEE.-The members of the Board of School
Committee holding over, and newly elected
met on Monday evening for the purpose Of
organizing. Phinehas Barnes was appointed
Chairman, pro TEN, and S. B. Beckett, Secre-
tary, pro tenn. Proceeding to ballot, the lol-
lowing persons were chosen officers for the
ensuing year, viz:
Ctairman-Charles Holden.
Secretdry-Nathan Webb.
Erecutire Committee - William ID. Little
Sam1 r. Leavitt, and Henry p. White.
Committee on Island Schools-S, Il. Beck
EFT, Nathan Webb, S. r. Leavitt.
Committee on Construction-Wm II. Shall
er, j. IL. Drummond, Nathan Webb.
Messrs. William ii. Smaller, Alexander Bur-
CESS, Phinehas Barnes, S. r. Leavitt, and d.
II. Graham, were appointed a Committee to
assign the supervision Of the several schools.
The Board as now constituted consists of
the following named persons
VIM II. Smaller, Joseph c. Noyes
Sylvester b. Beckett, Nathan Webb,
Ambrose Gddings Willard Brown,
M A. Blanchard, Charles Holden
Phinehas Barnes, 3 X. Leayitt,
VIM. d. Little. Henry z. White,
ID. II. Graaan, Chas b. Merrill,
Alex Burgess Jas. Olcott Brown,
Charles j. Harbour, james ii. Hamlen,
N. A. Foster VIM. l.. Putnam,
Josiah III. DTummond
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

SWORD PRESENTATION AND CONCERT
Tomorrow Thursday evening, at Gorham
village, in the Congregational Church, an ele-
giant sword will be presented to Capt. THoM-
AS Z. WENTWORTH, of the 10th Maine Regi
ment, who, until within few days, has been a
prisoner at Richmond ever since the Battle of
Gettysburg.
The occasion is to be made very pleasant
one, for Mr.. JOHN l.. SHAW, assisted by Miss
CAaMETT and other distinguished vocalists of
this city, will be present and sing some OF the
best compositions before the public-patriotic,
sentimental and artistic. We congratulate
our Gorham friends on the treat in store for
them. The presentation services and such
singing cannot fail to bring out crowded
house. Mr.. HENRY EDWARDS of this city,
will preside at the piano.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

sB@ A volunteer who had received a por-
ton Of his bounty, went into a beer saloon in
Philadelphia and drank to intoxication. He
then drew from his pocket the last note in his
possession-a fi(ty-dollar greenback"-and
placing it in his mouth swallowed the precious
morsel When demonstrated with, and asked
why he did such trick, he said that he per-
ceived that as long as he had money he had
friends, and sooner than have such friends as
those around him he got rid of the trash.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

New Books. Hall l.. Davis has received
a new work just issued from the press of
Ticknor & Fields, Boston, entitled "Industri-
al Biography; Iron Workers and Tool Ma
kers," by Samuel Smiles, author of Self
help" Brief Biographies" &c. Also Coun-
sci and Comfort spoken from city pulpit"
by the author of the Recreations OF a Coun-
try Parson." More extended notices hereaf-
ter
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

BRIDGToN STAGE.-Mr. Wyman Lon runs
fine coach from this city to Bridgton, pas
sing through Saccarappa, Gorham Factory
Village, White Rock, East Standish, Fitch's
Mill aad Sebago At the latter place it con-
meets with stage for Lowell and one for Sa-
co. 1t leaves the City Hotel every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock, and
Bridgton Centre, every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at o'clock.
Mr.. Long is well known as one OF the most
careful drivers and reliable men. He will at
tend to all express business entrusted to him
on the route. -
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

The CHEsAPEAKE.-Capt. Fengar of the
revenue cutter Miami, yesterday received Or
ders from Secretary Chase, countermanding
his previous order to take the steamer Chesa-
peake to New York, and ordering him to de-
liver her up to her owners or agents here.
This has been done and she will commence
discharging her cargo tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

ARREsTs.-Last January care at the
Grand Trunk depot, was broken open and
lot of clothing OF the value of $500, was sto-
len. Deputy Marshal Wentworth has since
been working up the matter, and Monday eve
ming he arrested Joseph Knapp and Charles
Montey, and recovered the greater part of the
goods. A portion of those found were con-
cealed in the cistern at Knapp's house.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
l. A ID 1 4 3
hands and feet; W
Portland Dry Dock.

THE uudersigntd being five Of the persons nam.
Il ed In the Act of Incorporation of the Portland
Dry Dock Company. hereby notify meeting Of
sad Corporation at the rooms of the Board of
Trade. Monday 1sth inst at p. to decide upon
the acceptance OF the Act of INCORPORATION and for
the purpose of organizing said Company
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
T.. HERSEY
C.M DAVIS,
VIM. W. WOODBURY.
o N. MARRETT
The subscribers TO the Dry Dock are requested 70
meet az same time and place.
mchl I'm
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
To Manufacturers, Ship Builders

NOpersons desirous of Real Estate Investments,
N the following property is offered at good tsrgains
% Houses at prices from sl5u0 TO 5000.
100 souse Lots at prices from $500 10 5000
200 Feet of water front suitable for wharves Ship
yards, Manufacturing Sites, fronting deep water
with fine spring of water id accent thereto and q
portion of it adjoining the Grand Trunk Rail DAD
from which freight may be depo'tcd on the premises
mchl7 3w MOSES GOULD, "a Middle ST.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
gymnastics.

4 MOTHER course of lessons in Gymnastics will
IA commence at l75 Middle Street wedpes-
day. March pad. Children. twelve years old and
under, Will meet at o'clock those more than twelve
and less than sixteen. at 81 O'Clock on the same
for ten lessons. mch22 div
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

% Steamer Star of the South, with por
tion of the I'd Maine Cavalry and their horses,
sailed from this port yesterday afternoon for
New Orleans. She towed out ship North
ampton, loaded with horses for the same
place.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
PostIoaBsent Of the Opening Of the Metrope


PHILADELPHIA, March %.
Lieut. Gen. Grant left here at 7 o'clock this
evening for Washington in special train.
The Continental Hotel has been crowded all
day with persons DESTROYS of paying their re-
spects to him.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

nH-Members of the Board of Trade are
reminded that their meeting stands adjourned
to this evening at Z 1-2 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
From North Carolina.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 81.
Court of Inquiry is called at Norfolk to
investigate the circumstances of the loss OF
the Petershofi.
The steamer S. II. Spaulding has arrived
from Beaufort. Free schools for white chill
dren have been opened in Newborn by order
of the Provost Marshal
The Wilmington Journal says that As fed
eral deserters to the confederate lines have
been sent to Deep River to work in the coal
mines, aud that Wilmington is full Of yankee
spies.
Major Jones of the 5rh Rhode Island Reg.
is raising regiment of Heavy Artillery in
North Carolina.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

cT- Harper's Magazine for April, an unusu-
ally rich number, has been received at the
bookstores of Hall l.. Davis, No. IS and A.
Robinson, No. 81 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

sB-In the hastily prepared notice of the
election of subordinate city officers, in the
Press yesterday morning, the Assistant En-
qiaeers were put down as Assistant assessors.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
ReaI Esfafe for Snle.

TIME three Story Brick House and Lot No "a
Il Cumberland st. The house contains twelve
well finished rooms. Bathing room, hot and cold
a first class house. Good stable. Enquire of
SOUTHARD WOODBURY.,
mchzmatf rs Commercial Street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

SOCIAL LEvEE. The fourth and closing
Levee of the present Series under the auspi-
ces of the Spiritual Association will be held
in Mechanics Hall this "wednesday evening,
March 23d. Music by Chandler.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

nB-E. c. Andrews has received at his
music and periodical store, No 81 Exchange
street, Harper's Magazine for April.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

Attention is called to the course OF les
sons in gymnastics for ladies and children,
which commences this afternoon at 175 Mid
die street. See advertisement,
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

@rThe Atlantic Monthly for April has
been received at the bookstore Of Hall L..
Davis, Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
For Sale.

L The Hotel knowa as the " Union House -
ER Harpswell, Great Island. very finely situa-
ted for Summer Resort
Ill., The house is nearly new. has twenty-two
E3rooms, large hall, piazza above and below,
and is in good repair
Connected with the house il good stable. This
property will be sold low.
Apply to Robert WATSON on the premises or ID
Dana Co.. Commercial Street, Portland.
mchl6 eod3ws
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
AN NuAL MEETING.

HNHE Anniversary of the opening of the Mer-
Il chants Exchange will occur March 30th A
full attendance of the members is requested that
day, at which time the subscription bills for the
suing year will be ready All new subscriptions will
commence at that date. The terms of subscription
will be the same last year, viz: IS 90 for snge in
dividuals, and -. 60 for firms. Per order.
mch22 dtd N. RICH, Sup't.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
MOL CIapp's Block,


CORNER OF CONGRESS AND Elm sTRKs1s
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity that he has permanent
ly located in this city. During the eleven months
that e have been in town We have cured some of
the worst forms OF disease In who have tried
other forms of treatment in vain. and curing pa
tients in short time that the question Is often
asked do they stay curedy To answ this question
will say that all that do not tay Gu, ed we viii
doctor the second time for nothing.
DIR. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years and 10 also regular graduated ply stefan
Electricity perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
In the form of nervous sick headache; neuralgia
In the acute stages or where the lungs fully
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, serofua, hip
diseases white swelngs spinal diseases. curvature
of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy paralysis st. vtas Dance, deafness. STAN
mering or hesitancy OF speech. dyspepsia. indiges-
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
tbs. structures Of the chest. and oil forms Of female
complaints.
9y ELECTRICITY
The Rheumatic the equity, the lame and the lay
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities re.
moved fantness converted to vigor weakness to
strength; the blind made to see, the deafto hear and
the pslsed form TO move upright; the blemishes Of
youth obliterated the accidents of mature lite
prevented; the calamities Of old age obviated, and
an setive circulation maintained.
ADDE'S
Who have cold hands and feet: weakmA oss chs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiges.
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain in the ode
and back legcoTrhea, Tor whtes); falling Of the
Eomb with internal cancers; tumors, poiypus, and
all that long train diseases will End In Electric
hy sure means Of cure. For painful menstruation,
too profuse menstruation, and all of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies Electricity 10 certain
specific. and WILL In short time restore the sufferer
to the vigor of health.
ES-We hare an Electro Cheraseai apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison from the system, such as
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, sc. Hundreds who
are troubled with stiff joints weak backs, and vari-
Gus other difficulties the direct cause of which. in
nine cases OF ten the erect OF poisonoue drugs
can be to natural strength and vgor By the
use Of from I've to eight Baths.
once hours from O'Clock A. u. to r.M.;li
q: and to p. N.
Consuitat,on Fv~~ fy14 issdt
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
ABOUT TOWN.
United States District Court.
WARE, j., PRESIDING

WARE, j., PRESIDING.
Yesterday the hearing in the libel case OF
Harrison Mitchell and ais, was continued.
RECRUITING testimony was put in by the libel
ants. The hearing is not yet finished.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

/. NJ PAlFsN, Auctioneer- Office ~ Exchange St.
N Saturday, March 18th, at 81 A. II at II Ex-
~ cnapge street. the furniture of . Hotel con-
sisuny In part of six Walnut Extensive Ia bles ard
work and Pemb ,oke Tables, sofas. Lounges, Blu.
Crockery and Glass Ware Cutlery. cfTee and
hiehen Furniture, witha great variety Of Other ar
ucts. mclz3 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
Rhode Island Democratic State Conren,ion

PROVIDENCE, March 3D.
The Democratic State Convention met to-
day. Gideon Bradford presided.
committee reported the following nomi-
nations: For Governor. Elisha II. Potter
Lieut.. Gov. Thos. A. Reynolds Secretary of
State. Josiah Titus; Attorney General, Mich
olas Van Slick; Treasurer, Henry ii. Cook
The ticket was laid on the table and the whole
matter referred to the State Central Commit
tee.
The following were elected delegates to the
Chicago Convention Charles s. Bradley,
Gideon III. Durfee, Ebenezer w. Walker, Isaac
Lawrence, Gideon Bradford. Alfred Anthony,
L. A. Reynolds, and w. II. Allen.
Postpoansent Of the Opening Of the Mefropot-
itan Fair.
New YORK, March %.
In consequence OF an unexpected enlarge
ment of the plans of the managers Of the
Metropolitan Fair, the opening is postponed
until April 4th.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
WANTED
1000 WOMEN,

10 make Army Drawers. Also good Pant Basters
and Finshers wanted in the shop to make ARMY
PANTS
None but good vorkmen wanted. Apply at the
rooms in FREE STREET BLOCK over the store
one door north of Tolfords. No work given out on
taken in Monday forenoons or Saturday afternoons.
feb29 diff s. w. HUNTINGTON.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
Schooner for Sale.

II The schf" President W ashin gton," about
49, 30 tons burthen. rebuilt ia 1868. well
I'M adapted TO the oas'ipg anu freighting
.LNAHS bu. mess, Is well found in sa and rigging.
-<S9k&E and will be sold low If applied ior soon
Apply to Robert watson. Harpswell Great Is At d
or to Dana Co., Commercial Street, Portland.
mchl6 eod2w-
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
Country Residence.

AEvA TO be sold at pubic auction, on tn.
NSeSE3 premises, thursday, March cath, 1854,
Nlil AT three O'Clock, r. M, one and half
ulAl story house, with ell and stable ali In
db Tod rtpa'r, together with about three
fourths OF acre of land, With fruit trees grape
vines, &c. Sad house Is situated at Yarmouth lower
village, and is now cupied by Benz. Webster
Yarmouth. March 18th, 1854. mehl7 div
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

Lii VESSELS not over 700 tons Register
<aFt44N 10 load GuaBo Chinehas 10 United
EIA Kingdom ct advanced rates free Of rar
s-l<y- risk. THAYEk PEABODY.
13i State ST.. Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23
Want 10 Purchase

Want 20 Purchase
4 Dwelling House. suitable for a small family ic.
N Gated ADORE Brown street. Address. stating
locat on and terms, BUILDER,
mchlO dtf Portland Il o.
The Portland daily press., 1864-03-23

BOARD in family that has no other boarders
- for gentleman and son. Address
mch2u "P,'' at ths Press Once.
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Dl9sE.

DIRDSAI-On Seventh day, the 18th inst, George r. BID
sal la the 22d year e he age. 80,
tn. ivs and friends family invited 10 attend the
funeral from refiaenee Of his ahrr, samuel bFdsal
no 30 spr.ng street Second day the 18Th. at p u
CRrRAR-On Saturday morning. Sept II, Fanny De Ia
The lends of the family and o. the late VIM Boyd aud 4
john Crera respectfully invited to attend The ine al
on Monday, tho ION inst 1t p. M, from NO Hubert
street
OF Jacob d. Clue and Of the late Peter MeOany,
ia her Cd year. -
The laueia viii take place from the Church Of Rev. A. E.
Smh ID. corner OF Hsri'oa street sed i9gpAin. plaee
Brcosvn at p No. Oh Monday sept, ~ lie H1ehas vi
the family are invited 10 attend
GILMOREOn Saturday Sept IL, Margaret Ann, youngest
daughter John D. aud MsTga. Gilmore In her 18th yrar
The relatives and friend, Of he family are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from the residence Of her parents no.
80 West Path street Mond,y. l9 inst. Ut O'CLOCK p Ia
mo more that voice W, loved to hear
Shall I'll her teachers ist ming ear.
That elcons face, that sparkling eye,
And sprightly form must buried Ae.'
LFWIs-At Glen Cove Saturday morning. sept H. Ezra r.
Lewis Ia the sd year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of ia. family respectfully invited
Ia attend fIuer from the residence OF his ts.h.r no ia
Henry street. brooklyn, Monday anenoon JociocK'
MiCY-At Dobbs Ferry Sept 10, Dr. d. G. Macy aged %
Funeral from his residence on Ashford ro.d opposite
the Presbyterian Church. Dob5s Ferry on nicnday ,ne
l9h last at II p Tram eaves Cnsnoe.s suee'' No"
Yors. ut III q m. Carriages at station.
POTTSA his residence, In the city Of NeT ,oTs on inu
day morning Sept Is. Rev. George rot' 80 s 49,, 81
| year OF his age. :, A.. -. -, A.
The relatives and friends OF the fsiy the members OF .h
ChuIch aud conGregation Of which lie was raster am ~.
Clery are f.slectny invited t. attend ls .lcfa ., a"
Cburh ceru,r of University place aud Tenth street, OIL
Mon.sv tho lyth ips a. o'clock, r. u, vuhoa' suftAe
| Invitation.
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From Tori, Cnroiiun.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
NLWnrES. Inesday, Sept. -.

Correspondence " the Associated Press.
NLwBEEy, Tuesday. Sept. 10. laGf.
Mai. Jenney and Mr.. Julian, member ofthe
Newt State Senate. who were on the steamer
Fawn which was recca;ly cap.u Cd by the cncmy.
Lieut. wilson. Provo MARSHAL AZ Roanoke Island.
Mai Graves lirst y g. (UnioA) Vou"tcers and Lent
Col Bingham. Sixteenth Coan Volunteers, who were
On tie Fown aIe retained By tie enemy. Col. bng'
ham, who his way to join dis regiment. had just
ocen exchanged at Charleston
The arrival OF tic p;ate steamer florida at VII
niagtou y. G.. Is announced.
Iieut johnson f.voriie officer IN the Department.
who was Chief OF the Ambulance Corps. IS among the
victims TO tie cOngesiye ohils which prevails here 10
a considerable extent.
The North Carolina Times says:
There il no doub, but that TIE interior Of this State
IS in comptr uproar over the conscripts and desert
ers On the 18th ait. collision took plrcc In Moore
Couuty between the dcsertcrs some leo IN number.
and the State Guards which the later repused.
with loss II ioar killed and ono wounded"
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The Musical Festival.

Messrs. Formes and AnsChLiz deserve praise
fr .hcr cos IN pCcs.ng Lc um drum Of GARY HE y
having concert and oraiorio IN tie open air a D.! tie
bd. ~ tie greenwood tree. The Forest II Jones was
de!cc,a'ie scene on Friday afternoon. Bach @. the
old white ouse anC tie iDcYIllb.o GornAlan columns
were assembled fist Inossoi vocal nud insirameaial
mnsicias Oh elevated stands ard sccoui lg' nun
Der Of auditors lads and ia,.Cs Oh aud !ourG iots
a'mos, universally iidnig.ng IN the LANGUAGE o. 'Ae
fathorland and exhibiting tie ms'nfcfh'y goa
bpmor Of the "Teutonic clement Indeed, or par
tcular and reyered friends the policemen present Win
heir eloqueni clubs aud ia.ls! ugggt@os'' appeared
nlcs such accno Of ccllical aEc Doc al harmony
Not an angry ook much less the fiinict gushing Of
dypamics from tic stoulicI, Illustrated the crowd Al
is indeed most creliiatio TO the elements Of TIE Ger
nan language that when little extra lubr.cated
with tie festive hg,r they are never qnaTsesone
simply vocal and al ciionate.
Under such valuable leadership rs ll'rr Arschnz',
musical success is ffogole conclusion. The sai'ls
onrhsircd Teuton. Herr Tormes. iook tie highest
s,nnd. along with tho nervous sharp eyed sllaiFe
Teuton Her Absolute and dscoGrsed IA rcctaiive
on Adamite affairs up to whore toe .eis Oh te
universal blpzc Of light and love and religion ta-e ~
their wondfous tale TIC stately oals OK centuries
dome shed better light than gas TIE river gliiterod
more thnn fashion ~ tAc hAcLwaiol. AID tAers was
scene worthy netIical coscipuon.
TO sinr ia tue open nil howcv j. most difficult so
FIR a. Icsonancc - concerned. the a..nd gossof ut
innumerable tanrents into iniiio SPACE and the force
81 tone cannot be adequately wcch"d Notwithsend-
INK this tie caicf ,ocaiit.s TIRES Iy. cee,..g manie
over the crowd and excited liberal appllrse. Madame
JoAnansen was particularly succtssigl In H. li's
sweet nucnces.
1t is to be hoped ,aai this Will MOI be ilo aI a. SEC
exhibitions. Tie festive event came OIL "iiez tAie
posipouements. Tao the rain. One the PoIce snprf'
incndant II would 10 wei. H. 81 view ofsleh s'lhff'
ing. some proy.io coaId be yate aca.' hat common
enemy of the human race the weather. YANKEE IHse
pu!iy coniiyeth Houses madcin Connecticut ana
tic s,me houses luilt IA California WY cann, VIC
ready decentralization 81 board covering nnd Willing
in be achieved for fesyals ~ Jones Wooasi q IN the
Central Parki
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EH9M WASHING TON.


Special Displicl 70 Tho V =. TribPne
WASHINGTON. Sunday. September'ls. 1861.
UNION PLAG-RAisiSG.
The Union Aag.raisng yesterday a. the head
cuartes Of the Massachusetts aud Ohio State Agencies
was witnessed b. hosts Of people Who enthusiastic
in the highest degree SPEECHES were made ~ exSco-
Rotary Chase ard GOV. Andrew.
THE DEMOCRATIC DISPLAY.
The ate mpt last night TO get up an immense
demonstration for Gen. Mcclellan although forced and
strained 10 the utmost cr short Of tie oApcca-
tons of the nanagers that thoy IN at an early hour
dlsgus.cd by the absence Of Anything like spontanecua
enthusiasm At the tine ttc speakers should have been
dispensng words o hope to the faithful the rabble Of
bows became so hilarious the fireworks thrt the
speeches were mere dumb show, scarcely q sentence
being audible.
GENERAL WARD.
Big Gen. II. Hobart Ward left here for New
York Yesterday having been unsuccessful in bis Efforts
to obtain a TIA. by CouIt-Mutil.
USIOS NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Messrs. Lane and Wilder, Of Kansas, and
Chandler and Kellogg. Of Michigan members Of tic
Union National Committee. are in town.
DEsUTERs SHOT.
Two degerters from the Fifth Corps, Army of
the Potomac, were executed on Friday.
TIE CATTLE RAID.
You have heard, by regular telegram, Of tie
successful raid made D. TIE REBELLION Friday morning
on our amy beef. ucal Hrrison's Landing. We los,
number Of men, among item large portion Of the If
Dis rict Of Colinbi CayGy Of their officers. Majors
Bakers ard OhandmGn, Cepf. Howe and five Lericn'
ants were killed. Lieut. Aloulf I'd Killed. The toai
loss oftAe Regiment was about 70; and y Of tho ll;h
Pennsy u onia were also TAKEN
4 REcoysO!SsAsCE.
On Thursday reconnaissance pushed out I'VE
miles IN oni OF Warrcns Corps 40 definite result
was achieved.