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LOCAL NEWS.
SEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.
OEsERyA>GE or FAST DAS.

The National Fast day was Observed -c-srdAy
b general closing Of the stores and public os ~,
although tho clerks and upoycos took advantage
of tho holiday 10 make short excursions to tho
suburbs Steamboats, and railroad cars were
crowded 1T an early hour with ri. Intending
~ observe the EAST" Mt Concy Island, Staten
island, on Long Island, in jersey, or up The North
RIVER Eutrc families to be seen, prep red
with plc,horic lunch baskets, omigrating t. some
rural rc,rcat where the Presidents rroc.a-
NATION would not bo supp sel " interfere
with tie "'css;" they intended 70 prepare
md psrtake 81 under the greenwood trees.
Our inicfatigahe, who is sccuftomel 10
take notes on such occaaous, thinks tho majority
o our ci, 1ens must have loft town Yesterday, in-
,cul.ng thus to 4Qcni the day, in'tcni OF humili-
atug themselves With fasting and prayer in tho
churches md lc,,urc rooms Of tine city. The more
deyout rcp,lrad to their several places Of wo,~h r.
or sou, N, or those that were opcn, md outraged IA
prayer ior tie weiiAs of tho nation. At
thl4 aoason so few ~ tho Metropolitan
churches are upCu, that MI thut were con-
tained hill corporations. Tho services hc'd in
mnuy oi these chlrclcs were cliefv lcngtLy
prayer meeting. and in lcp 4 formal
SERMONS the pastors delivered n 'wp3re Lectures,
intoxicating tie doctrine a iorop i'lo Hpon God
for tho blessings hlq creatures c-''y. In ono or
two instouco. these addrc Wttr Incrc partisan
r'illippics hat wou'I have ratified His Honor the
Mqyor, and warmed ttc hr. r's of rlmpan. Copper
heads, 81, vehe.ncnuy d.l hcsn ministers of ths
Go-F.l nvcifh upsin.t The bood,hirs,inoss ofthosa
WHO refused t. ienao tue voice OF pc,ce, and con-
tinuci 10 wa q this cruel war in tho interest Of
rico tia. would never be hcncittsd by any
chance that could be- made in their condition
The larger number nf clcrgymen conducted thoil
services more IN accordance with the spirit Of IN,
Presidents Proclamation, and the teachings If tn,
Gospel. In these churches the People seemed irn
| prcsscd with the sanctity and Importance of th'
oocasiou. Tho outside world WAS forgotten, and 4,
the voice Of prayer went VI, or hymus Of prais'
were sung, the whole congregation appeared L
realize tha, the power Of an Almighty ruler could
alone restore the blessings Of Peace TO this disracte
Nation. Many an old man, with whitened head, BEN
down iu his seat and wept, as some young brother
poured out his soul in suppHcaton for the favor o.
God uron the people Of this country, involved In
frstricidsl war with each other. Verify II snomad
ss " ihs nf 'hs r'ohs-r,s r-i"h' .-'' r'"s
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S,E.sLRAL GRANT.
FEDERAL Loses in the Action OF Saturday.

Hcdd7udrters Army Potomac, Aug. 2-P. NJ
Eohne of importance has trsnspirod during the
past q hours. r.cSoi hring "a front Of the 9th
sorp- Is kept up ~most Increasingly, with some
shehng at intervals. Tho enemy have hcen busy
n repairing their linr- and our skrmishers annoy
en- az much possible. Little damage, how
ever. can b. done them. they perform most Of
ther labor At night aud cannot be seen ON srount
Of tie darkness.
A Court Of Enquiry IS about to ne convened 10
INQUIRE into the CAUSES OF the lstc disaster.
The exact amount Of our losses IN the action Of
Saturday, - now nBcorsaucd 10 be I.540.
The hospitals are blus rapidly cleared Of SICK
end wounled. hc-o tcing 'o,.r % five boats en-.
ssgei v tLcir transportation from City Point.
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men, WAS rcitly and successfully csrrel out,
and a great danger was sver,ed.
The enemy still crowded the Fifteenth Corps,
and maintained until dark u furious sucsoS-
SION Of onsi mghts on H., which were re-
ccivei with varying results, though finally
resulting in a victory to our side. which
dearly purchased at heavy sacrifice Of life. Nigh.
clc,od n with our limos unhroscn. The Army Of
the Tennessee had successfully resisted the dcrper-
ate attempts uf the oudr rebel army. and secured
the investment of the city.
srBsrorENr orEr ,TioNs.
The movements since the battle of the old. were
chiefly siraiogcal. ard have not been marked hy
any fighting beyond nero diminishing. The
enctny have made several dcmonrrstons hut when
pressed has always refused battle Gen. sherm ms
movements are directed towards the isolatir : II
the city. with a view to compel It's surrender, with
all its garrison. The rebel works are very formid-
able, and can he held by comparatively mall
iorce against superior numbers. II Hood should
persist in making a stand, he will 10 inevitably
ruined. II only remained to cut of the Macon a
Atlanta Kailrosd, To- destroy all communications
with the city, and this has probably been accom-
pished by this time. The enemy wll he COM
Trled TO hght ON our own terms retreat, or sur
render. Hthcrto all his battles have been fought
When our troops were rot In position
They arc now fortified, and the tables nro
reversed against the enemy. lie must fsht US
N our works or abide the ineyitablc ISSUE of q
more than Nicksburg capture. Thc rebe. lossos in
the battle Of the I'D figures up twelve thousand.
a. siniiicd 10y thc A;lsnta Appeal. That journal
now complains that uood's boosted victory was
bogus, and resulted IN the decentralization II his
army, and 4 If the city, the result oi which Is
discussed by 1t in terms far from hopeful.
success OF ~toncman's Raid.
Louisville, Aug. 3.-The Mash vile UNION ~ 10.
day says Apparently veil authenticated hut un-
official information has been received that Gcncr al
s,oneman not only cut the Macon railroad but Dc
featcd the rebel Wheeler a, Proc,,t's Greek: that
the latter lost from 500 10 1000 men in the hgh,,
and bis dcad AMI wounded fell into our hands.
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News Items.
tBy Telegraph 10 the Hsp York SUM-

MAJor-GEs HOOKER passed through Baltimore
yesterday en- route To Washington.
szosET.Hr FHrsLsnES arrived at Portland IN
wednesday, to remain for one or two weeks.
FAT Day was generally observed in Washing
ton. services were held In nearly all the churches.
The public ofhces and sores throughout the city
wsre closed.
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From Memphis.
The Rebels in trbnnsus- Reported Death
oI General Forrest.

Memphis. taguR 2.-Adviecs from Arkansas
report that the rcbcl General Shelby is near Jack
sonpor, with 500 OF 1000 rebels. M,rtns !uko
Is at saline. All Is quot at Little Rock. Adii-
tantI;cneral Thomas has arrived here.
report has lust come IN that tho rebel General
v n. Forrest died on the "a Of July at Columbus.
Mss, Of lrckjaw.
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Alarm IN Cumberland valley.

WdyIinItOn. Augusf "a gentleman lust
tirned from Cumberland valley, represents that
One people in that portion OF Polnsylvania still
kariul the extension Of the rebel rad. The
chants aud butchers in various towns have sent
Ver goods aud treasure 10 distant places for'safc-
tv. even 80 far as Carlisle some Of the families
IN Carlisle even, were packing their most valuable
sn"tt for transportation. The continued alarms Of
yehei movements haze brought all business TO .
siand-stil, and general organization for defense
ecms actually necessary 10 restore onnilerce ~ the
public mini.
General Couch on the Anticipated Invasion.
PIisblyq, Pi.. Arqus' THE following circu-
~ has lust been issued by General Couch
HrADor AsTrr', DrrArrvT>T Or ruE srs.l
qcrHA>NA rttshurg, Pa, Au,'. 4, 1854. !
p the People Of the southern tier oy Counties Of
Penps lrdHia
Your situate m is srch that raid by tho "nemy
" not inipo ble at any time during the summer.
and cornius fall. therefore call sn vou TO put
your rides and shot guns in good orri, also sup
plying yourselves with plenty oi ammunition
fou- cornhelds mountains, forests, thicke,S
buildings, DC, furnish favorable places for cover
and at the tine enable you io Kill the marau
ders Recoilert il they come i ls TO pluldeg, de-
sroy Lni barn ynur property.
S.ruci, u. n. CorCH,
Major-G,pcral Commanding Department,
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THE REBEL. RAID.
Eurt- md Itum0rs.

Fdrris5urg, p, Augu" There IS no truth
in the report that 'orce entersl Hsgers,own lss,
sight. Atolegram received q, headquarters, from
Nerc Ut o'clool this afternoon, makes no mention
q the pre- Of the enemy this sSdo OF the Po-
t,msc. II is probably known, however, that a
considerable force Of rotcis occupy the town Of
Springfield, who are evidently wairr. TO form a
junction with another body sad g. 70 marching
rf4
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The Rebel InvaSiO n.
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The Latest News
GENERAL GRANTS ARMY.
REBELS REPAIRING DAMAGES

Our Loss in the Lale Assault $40.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

DISASTER on IHE NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
n lkAS Throw, rGoN 'nE TRAoK AT sRvKSlr.
I'hsr sratE1-fIFrr PEA ioNs ISJrpYu Am O,y
hfLiIp.-A fearful ntci lent OCCURRED On the New
h"Vea H. lrpad yesterday IN ,rniu. TITO ,r.,
Which ia dUe in the cily "a, .hout ,l.ve, o,lo.,l.
vas ro' posed OF sCyyn passenger cars all Of which
were crowded, AMI At Scycnty-nrs, r,rce, N. oc,,
Gent occurred, resulting, IN Is avc,ci. from ,ho
'e""lhs q" rh'. The train SHs running OF good
hP'' ' "N Vie Two cn,Gos Ay which w,s lrayyp.
'"' y" ghto cars ani three passenger car, pssssl
over n ircscAeruIs '1il IN safety The fourth car
toweyer, WAS tnrneG from the uaci, AM vrs,. AL
tho three remaining cars, ali crowded with r.ss,r
GERS were rrven tpyothrr in mass, caus.ra ,hoir
ept.ro demolition, and the Noundin, OF a i,,,,
number OF passengers estimated AS high ,s nnr
"a view OF the violence Of thc conclusion, aud thu
completeness o. the wrecs, II is remarkable at
lle disaster wi' not more fatal. The passengers
were 'loisLty thru IN Lilo heap bruised, crushed,
wounded ny splnIets- tr's 100 .laes e;r., but
fortunately none were killed outright. 4 numtcr
Of persons were quickly on Ihe spo, nd rtoce.ed
g. cNtr.c..te the passengers frou, he w-eck, aLl
thor wounds we're hastily dressed by Coroner Ran.
ney and smother physician who bad srrivei a, the
scene Of the accident The superintendent of the
railroad company IN the meantime had dspalched
train to convey the passengers int the city and
TIC grra. Isyton Of those who were not too badly
soInded wen put aboard q. IL. Among tho seyrre.
~ wounded was soldier named d. Il. Curtis, who
u the time Of the disaster, was standing on Too
'front.' platform Of tbs sixth car, He was mortsl!y
BOUNDED, and hss &Dcs died. Among The wounded
.rs Mr.. Psrke @, dwin, editor Of the EvASne Pos1.
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MARINE NEWS.


oct y : t., c'-s So q; II ~, mo-r. o. g.,
CltARfD.
Slrhns llPs Norm .uei,s, Fortress Monroe
NilliHm Woodward, baltimore
fAtk---sn Alc. Bltoa - banohhIl, tss-
yes l. Airan Itlt lcrnsnIulco ~ Slic,ci- El.ioI
miG u WAGNER, l4'rry-uan, tort.srs Scu'c-
sCHuuSHks- sutton, Iini'fx lvphene TruN-
NO. johnson, B>d'na' ocean Hl T. NG:h nsi9n.
6LnCP-superiol, Wool iot io.k Rive. Va.
ARRIVED.
,slEANShlrS Uo.amas, Portland. w., fhTNsui.,
N'sh.ustua, tirr4r.itrt u " gunhpe'l 'iGntt1u
En1lr, Hans .'iaul Bremen tnG s'utluri'cH.
sI!Irs pctt ,ran,o. Livery nstic'rl>, Genoa;
g. ute >ta'r, no,ton CdIaN AL, Ly,UyA {
Niutfrp, Nov orleans.
HARSS- Itrlr'iLh,e-, Pert Eovat Volhin, Car
din. Atlanta Ie, River, Ct WRIGHT -. Gov Ray:
tut he "0itUglr-cI u?3gto; Ne lou Nliuc, A.oa
bN. & u y: ltebrN. & ioGo-. Rotterdam.
R.II ,S-P ,I.is, Bon ilc; Enterprise rand Cay, r
!, levIituru, H,4a, Cube, Moonlight G,a't hay,
sCuOONrES -E,rs Albany lor Boon, n
ClLfl., IIdf.c'0ru fn 5 any, Moe T. U-rnh.l,
Iooi clown, n &. - N. B-t0H AMANDA. Jones' ~,
: % Rtosr, Rou.ou' or Prov der e., Cha. Ia,o. .r,
Port EWcn To- sult'r; ! = Iheektf. RonGol, ~
s,cningtOI Colaccie4t, EDi.tru' .of N,a IoilIno.
lL!i,t, Abr .oi hr'or. - VI IuaCI. Allan or
S.-tpu. MJls-h'caa a.. 1anctsporG nels. H. y c..
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TIE rorRra.
BnDOKLIS.

MAN DROWNED ~ CIsrr2S.--The body Of
a ina, usmc! Patrick scCa6rey, was found
drowned in hS stern 81 the rear Of Ne. los I'll.
Ivy street, Yesterday morning. Tie deceased
to-1cd ~ to house. al hpl loeu missing since
The previous THURSDAY. II Supposed he fell into
tie cis,eru ty accident An iuqre-' vas held,
shd verdict IN eccoriAnce with ,he facts "a.
0orlG
ANoruER TICKET 70 NJ NoMrxArEp.-
me, ting ~ prominent Dsraocrais opposci to tho
candidates now n he field for Z n.ttss,nan of tie
81 t9roo'sbr, District, and lecnl cficcs was
te,d ill' A.lenruJn corner q Cl.u,on sud A.
l'nuo uTe't' 'a-, uNnt, ~ nc ntsp1sc - yu.Lnr
m n'I'nston : r"t ''cket Tf.r- deliberations
bit. ia ccre', Toe result Ia not known.
k.rC7 County AsscHH'Y SoMI~Arioys.--
To ao''a slc l'Ai p.7ocr " tsv, ncm.iats
tle 90 o~iLr oar,hDstcs .ir Asseuhly In tie e.
ui.tE named
fst District ...................N nlrcw Iy,r,
nj,
~ -......s'. t..... - ia &. Ioa Nc.
Inc regular Irmucr 'cy 70; the L., ~ ifrict have
no'1iua'Ni NJ jary.s Wu.tu4au 10Y Assembly
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Personal NOTICES.

A pVASCTS MADE on ALI APPROVED
"a clAlns 1'ainst the Gov" nn.cut. Pension. snA
Nnies c,I ried ior lHlrs OF dc1ratei soldiers.
BROWN a SHELDON, . Ts.t PLACE. 56S
ELIZABETH HOFFMAN. NY WIFE,
i<havinr lei' nv not and hos ID without causa II
,iovccetiOu oil persons LIc hereby n baden 10 mar.
To- or trust her on NV prouu'. a. | VIII not b. 70
sruAihlc tor an ceitf oi or contracting after thu
tatc. VII. HOFFMAN. III
TOHN NcGRAH. l0l FAST WARREN ~,
b,ooSiy T., y-s tceu .ott r.rrt' II. oco.s the ON
We had ou tlue 'uc.et hack oye'tol;. plaid psntS
bInI'k cay, without 40. pea, - tei.-o'd
55 DIR I.lON \. H-1RAH
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Gel. Eoblado md MnximI.,u

"enerel hotiado, tho Mercsn patriot, who 70.
'entiy arrived u TINS city. hse written letter cr..
ergetcally denying tina, he be- ever made -,.y
overtires to tte usurpcrs government, IN MEXICO.
a. he calls the new rule nj Naxislihan lie brand.
A. ealumny the statement tha, h. had enio--i
into an arrangement for the preservation Il MS
private property, which, lie ry,> "a guaranteed 10
him by the sivil law. He mtmStes ths, IN. V7i,r.
nntee Of the rsurpcr's government liz orthle.s IN
view of the pledges entered INTO h. " 40 Sal .py.
T" so'edad' to tho ei'cc; that the FrnsL Govern.
tnent did not Intend 10 change .he government, or
Institutions OF Mcxico.
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sfnoe u,s mghs Vas dark and he w. turning .
cure, and hence could not ace anythpy on The
track. Verdict in both ins,.pea- =. 81
dosth."
TnE FATHER MATHEW T. A. n. SOCIETIES
celebrated 'hc anniversary Of Fs,her Mathews
pr'nday Lac, evening, 81 tbe City Assembly, Room.
Al grafton on tho life and character u the grcs,
Temperance ReiorIner WAS delivered ty Father
hechsn.
TRADES MOVEMENTS.
MErou,s1 TAtLoss' ASSOCIATIONS This Society
bed sAotAcr large ure.inr y-.ter'sy, tho Presi-
cent IN tho chair. A communication WA rcr,iy cd
'rot1 The Employing ralors q Phil sde ,ha, stating
Mat The after bad adopted tho bylaws o, the New
fofk Associa,ion Tie issue With A.. iourne,tnor
thilora Was then discussod Al cuusi era lie length,
ana de,efuiuatu n vss sv.necd ~ hyut !. ott
"n uN hne = u tok al winter" The general
tenor Z" u'n remarks was o dctcrtninA,uu ~ nike
Ne turcei Couocsso' Thcy dis med any on q
g - a. the lencvo snt" en,ufe Of IL. t.rf1,ey-
'nen'' s7sociuicn, tni snpi nics!ly do lsrcl that
no ilrt,tuu would lo pibuilti,,I TO- ITO l.lIy,.n,
Resolution ~ pa an or1,tcI 10 to ru'Is, ed
~ N Sex, sAd aI.J Ia ons Gernsa and ole French
payer.
Eesoircd T'b.tworsmeu employed hy us during
u" present strike who 10 thor work satiSfact.Ir
Nv, sinai tc r-utec'ci uv 10 AMI g,vcn Their due
hnAf" Of WORK when thu 81 ke ,hlll 10 terminated
Aa"r 80 aAio.r.mrut At the Association, nc
''Whief luic. old - adjourned meeting I O
H't'Huf TIE S.r..., yrs similar 10 thli which
'HNr c'cr.Icf no o'rrr meeting -hc cloth .crs
egt my make ~ 40 gods lti tic ctr kc ~ al
L''o ''rm.1''"i and to ssn no u.As eman.tng
nom an 'o-'f,y.
A.-II"y OrEaAIols.--Tlis society tconyosel
e1i rely o: fen.-H, held q u.octns las, evening II
1876 u ~c''T, snd iniu.iel several now met4bera
L. order u liN'!ngu'sA wAc are ucr. bcfs Of Ne
f'sr' 1Ion, red whlts nnG iiue r,8o,'o hes ben
ahopUs', To- De worn 1t al meetings. a pri1e has
Teen u'rsci ir tug Lodi, ~ 40 Ri 4N mn, N tho
erra'ci uui or Of mem hers hef -r O. ri-tin.s II
VII co.'s Il pi rho'"rrsIh, hsutsomo'y framed
There 80 nov nearly two hundrc, members N ito
AsrJsisH
JT yszr'i-y T,uoss' Pn"rr.-rrvr Asp Bzvvyo-
igNT .p,.-.A very i.f meeting ~ tbs body
was hoo les, evening n. .ei Grand street. A dele.
rsi m w'H received rom tina shop" society, W. %
~ 'rnis'd 'h".r AL white 'lo atrife In exist-
ci,c, and pr missed not To- 30 b. to wctk until TINT
ya over. \ good many hvurshle reports we're
te''sri, ami two Arms sigucd the revised uill =
pr.c's-25 yer cent a,iylncc II wse reported that
some hra SsF e thcir men a. scni In ifcr bills a,
% Icr crut. II 'Ss rep5rSl lhst n Is -four en-.
Pie. 80 had uivcftt,d fui hania Yesterday. A
- j len q f'utu" hglincs, YVES Glusa5ted. and
nc ineclIG aiy9ur.rl.
IIlE COURTS.
TINS ENrar-s IssE The cssa Of Clark ay-
Brooks vas commenced yestcrihy morning Tie
evidence Tins IA Las Icon chiefly documentary
and I've r-.NtF wns pvt upon the stand 10 provo
&c Pcr- o1crcj. rlIrtG i.s,aed tia, he pur-
,r's"H one-sth fthe s,ruie interest IN tlc paper
B cna not uuc-s.Nth oi he tpo.thir.s owu,sl h.:
, ''rcs b''"ks. n" c's.1ingtior o. p'aipuG was
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Capt. Norman, II the t. $, steam usns,s =,
dudley Buck a, this port, from Nowecrn, ycster.
day morning, reror.s L :. steamer ashore nino
miles north Of Cape Lookout Sac had bil,ei. and
would he total los she var from Boston e.,
hey West aud had 40 'csmeu on bolri, some OF
whom. while landing, were caps.1od, snd i've of
them were destroyed BY the saarls. Il was new
steamer, the vessel teln{ on her sroni trip only
she went ashore on Sunday evening, ~ !us,.
Could not learn her maine
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vnaAs VS. y ,urricrcd IN Coh,sa n. Y, lss
eesk. nd thfoW-I In The capbi. r. murderer WAS
tbs mills
Tvs fv ..r. n Capt. xrss ,rot ,l.ce or sunday,
rom pe rc-idspoe Of hs fstlcf, ouar,errnast-r-
aeneral Meigs Ills fsthcr 10 almost brok en.hesrtci
q he cruel depib o. bis son.
Tns Hazard Powdc- Company lave 's.,ly corr .
pleted hosutful 9,tho church o. Hstsriy leC c. :,
fn the us 4 their wprsmsn- II "a perfect in Ill
We details including . eol'i silver C'mmuninh
ssrsicc. presented hy the ulcmbors q ts company
rouient 10 New Gort.
"RnornyH Ia-.rIUs" the advocoto ~ monsst'-
cnGn N the Church ~ England lrr'r'ss TAXING
part In the approc ching Church Congress In Bri'-
LoL AID will defend the systan n NOR sH.ci'm, y
et h Re has syiachod hirnpcL A. t.ing NJ only
cnnrs'en' with The ARTICLES and ritual y me- ir ~
N Enelsnd, bu, ~ the most s'ly 70 Guns ate
and strengthen her mis,ioulry power.
Al tbe bo0 ming ~ tho whr the government TOOK
the hidea N IN deai amy hJrsls mud burt" ihe'r
nsycd tssiies ~ B.l's Cross rows aud elaov here.
- cost Of hhy housed d1llNs year. - u
rocfves nom q frrl ~ Alexandria, virginia n.y.
thousand dollars Per ann m for perinis7i 10 !" ~
khe desd sn'fnals N ~ handg - ia uis opera.
don the country nets s.dug oIo hundred
tbousand dollars e'ery iTo months.
A PosrLAsp paper nas This aory st-pu, 'he school
house Which Governor Andrew attend when \
Toy "A FIRE broke on In The itoc stop ~ la. CO.
Imi.h, 10 Windham, Oh sunday night get, 'c' 49,
ing the building and AL ia cun,onts ihe tu liiug
Was put ~ ly jonathan Au.lrew, a. tiIs tpwo,
for studt room. IN which la two sou, urctt Tire
care n private teacher, fitted ff tie h,t,i-
ciny, M Of whom nov bold. The oNfe ~ Governor
n Massachusetts. Since that time the old s.h"nl-
room, then = confectionery store thTu yrcg q A.
ucn place for storing ,pTle,- then = sto-r-from
'or the sack business and o., Icing u4ci ~
zach place foi different purtss. Twice IL has
oeen out Of town, and twice r0tuiuei."
lErIrn RON lrdlsnspo'i-, lad gives the ,ol-
IfxarlV - a..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-11
From Newbcrn-Thc Yellow Fever, PIC.

Nsr Yorf Oct. l0.-An Arhva ifor Ncvberu
brings tho following:
Captain j. " Denney. the ProvoF-M,rshsi Of
Newberu, arrived here yesterday 10 The Dudley
Buck In charge Of his regir. en,, the 9sth ka.~-
chuse,,s, whose term OF service has expired. Tie
regiment lay at Quarantine FIVE days there havinl
hoen two casas Of yellow fever on board since her
departure from Morehesl City. -Four new cases
developed on her passage, who are now on the
Hospital ship. james ". Bryan IA oninont
lawyer Of Newhern, is smong III. recon, victims TO
the fever also his wife aud daughter. bIsucss q
on Kinds is suspended In Ncwbcrn. M. Joy, edi-
'or Of the Ne~bern nsrs Us among t.r passengers
having suspended The publication of hi. p.fer
While the fever prevails The army ,hrr far b..
escaped The dis. spe, which Ia confined 10 the city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 81.


TO-DAY AND zOsAO0O
Br GERALD nAssET.
High homes that burn like stars sublime
DO down In the skies Of Freedom;
And true hearts perish tn the time
We bitterliest need EN-.
But never sit We down and say, .
"Tberc's nothing left but SORROW"
We walk the wilderness to-day ses 3
The promised land tomorrow.
Our birds of song are silent now;
There are no howers blooming;
Bat life burns in the frozen bough
And Freedoms spring is corningi
And Freedoms tide comes up Away,
Though we may stand in sorrow,
And our good bark aground to-day
Shall float again tomorrow
Through all the long, dark night OF years
The peoples cry assembled,
And earth il wet with blood and tears
Ere our meek suffering's ended
The few shall not forever sway
The many toll In sorrow
The bars OF Hell are strong to-day
But Christ shall rise tomorrow!
Though hearts brood DER the past, our ayes
With smiling futures glisten,
Lol now the day bursts up the skies
Lean out of your souls and listeni
The world rolls Freedoms radiant way,
And ripens with our sorrow;
Keep heart, who bears the cross to-day
Shall wear the crown tomorrow
Oh Youth fame earnest: still aspire
With energies immortal;
To many haven of desire
Our yearniBg opes portal;
And though Age wearies by the way,
And hearts break in the furrow;
Well SOW the golden grain to-day
The harvest comes o-norrow
Build UP heroic lives and all
Be like the sheathen sabre,
Ready to fash out at Gods command
Oh Chiyalry of Labor;
Triumph and Toll are twins-and aye
Joy sups the clouds Of sorrow--
And 'tis the martyrdom to-day
Brings Victory tomorrow,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-21
roF FRANCE.
IT'S HIEHZYREcOMMEKDED
5by the Medical Faculty.

Letter from Capt MALrN to Alexander Lech, Druggist,
before Jso III BLOOD. became gent for the Medicine.
ST. Let's, March 81, 1854
AIEx. LxrcH, Esq---lAke many q my profession. 4
have suffered severely with rheumatism and could get
anent relief till tried your Specific. hafry
to say that its in few days restored me 70 hh
aIsixnedl CAPT. MALiN, Of steamer Matsas a