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THE LATEST STYLES
L X A W II A T 8
CHAs. l.. LOCK WOOD & co.'s.
I'M if 304 Pa. ay het OH .rd Yn

CHAS. 4. LOCKWOOD & CO.'S.
te 2-Im,f 324 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS
ITO THE POOR AND CNFoRrUNArR-Con.
i sultation gratis from ii to II m, Medicines
without charge. $50.
Formerly Surgeon in charge in the Austrian and
Italian army informs the public Of Washington
that he has just arrived from PARIS, and deyotes
his attention to the treatment of all kinds of dis
eases Particular attention to females and priv ate
diseases He conyerses in English, French. Ger
man Spanish and italian iHnguages. His diplo.
mas from the most celebrated university ofEurope
h.ns in his Office, Penn. avenue. ao2, near Sd
street. Office hours, 8 to ii n. M; Alto 6p. m.
my 2llm~
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LOCAL NEWS.

AFFAIRS IN GEORGRTowN-Probdb Infant.
cide.-The body of an infant was found float.
ing yesterday in the Potomac, between the fish
wharf and aqueduct at Georgetown.
Annual Election. the lot holders OF
Oak Cemetery met in the Office of the Cemetery
and elected Officers for the ensuing year. The
following gentlemen were elected Trustees
John Marbury, ST.. w. w. Corcoran, T. A
LaZenby and G. w. Beall. Mr.. Marbury was
elected President by the Trustees.
Col. Morris, T. S. A-The body Of this gallant
officer, who was killed in the battle of Friday
last near Richmond, Va, has been recovered
and brought to Georgetown. 1t is no " under.
lishment. Col. Morris was for some months
stationed at TenDallytown, and was deservedly
popular there and with the citizens of George.
town, where his young and interesting family
now resides
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June Ginning stocks are
lower, declining some $500 per foot.
The Union State Convention to nominate
Presidential electors will be held August 30th.
The California volunteers on May Sd routed
200 Apaches, killing 80. One volunteer was
killed and several wounded. Another expe-
dition is on foot.
Several Russian and British merchant yes
sells have recently arrived here.
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The GOvernme Loan
. $.OO,OOO.OOO.

THIS LOAN Is AUTHORIZED by Act of Con
gress of March sth. 1854. which provides for its
REDEMPTION IN COIN, at any period not les,
than ten than forty years from its date at
the pleasure of the Government
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION, FIVE per cent in
terest is to be paid semi annually IN COIN
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN are recsi we'd
by the National Banks in United States notes or
in such currency or other funds as are taken BIZ
them on deposit at par
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL
TAXATION adds from ona to three per cent. per
annum to its value
THE RATE OF INTEREST on this loan, al.
though but five per cent. in coin is much great
er in currency as the difference between the mar
ket value of currency and gold.
AS RULE, the FIVE per cent. specie securities
of all solvent governments are always par or
above. and currency now funded in the National
Loan, will be worth its face in COLE, besides pay
ing regular and liberal percentage to the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT of this loan is
$500 1900. The amount Of subscriptions report
ed to the Treasury at Washington, during April
and May, has been over
S6O,OOO,O0O.
Subscriptions will be received by the Treasurer
Of the United States at Washing ton and the Assist
ant T1edsurers at New York, Boston and Philadel-
phia, and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON,
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depostaries of public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country (acting as agents of the
National Depository Banks,l will furnish further
information application. and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
je 2-eo3t
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FOR THE FRONT.

The 155th and 156th Ohio regiments zone
hundred days mem left this city this morning
on board the steamer 5. Il. Spaulding for the
White House, to join Gen. Grants army. These
regiments are a fine body Of troops, and will
DOUBTLESS be OF efficient service in the A rrny OF
the Potomac
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with 500 wounded on board, reached Alexau.
dria yesterday afternoon from the White
House. A few hours later, the steamer Kew.
port arrived at the 9th street wharf, havir 2
400 sick and wounded on hoard When these
steamers left the White House there were a
considerable number OF wounded in the hos
pital tents at that place.
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limited STATES HOTEL,
u CAPE ISLAND. M
JOHN WEST. AARON Miller

PROPKIETORS.
Beg leave to call the attention of their friends
and the public to the above magnificent 4 4
establishment, which will be open for MAAy
June
6esiaes spacious Dining Hal and Parlors,
ventilated Bed Rooms, all handsomely furnished
with new furniture throu ghout.
The Projectors of this Establishment will spare
no care or expense to meet the wants of their
guests, thereby hoping to share literally in the
public patronage
. Application for rooms made to the su bscribers
by letter to Cape Island, will receive prompt
reply.
je3- CIV ~ WEST MILLER
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CONyALEsCENTS TO BE SENT NORTH.
The steamer Ashland, now lying at the Sixth
street wharf, is engaged to-day in taking on
board the convalescents of the hospitals in and
around Washngton. 1t is expected that the
Ashland will sail this evening for New York,
where these con valescents will be placed in
hospital again
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rNEw YORK STOCK MARKET.

by the Peoples Line-Oh1ce sill Ninth street.
NEW YORK, June ~. s. 1881, coupon 6's,
ia; u. S. 5.2Vs, 105X; Certificates Of Indebted
ness, 9sH Gold, 192S; N. Y. Central, 1872: Erie,
11lA; Hudson River, H3H; Harlem, 29O; Read
ing, 1861; Michigan Central, 1925; Michigan
Southern, 90 &; Illinois Central, 126k; CIeve.
land and PIttsburg, 1lO7F; Galena and Chicago,
151X; Cleveland and Toledo, 106K; Chicago and
Rock Island, 1104; Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chen, Is; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
164a; Alton and Terra Haute, Sc; Chicago and
N. Western, sly: Quicksilver, %.
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- p / A N o S!
uIHf PIANOSi PIANOS PIANosi NM

The largest assortment of the best makers in
our country always Oh hand. Greatest variety to
select from Easiest terms. Largest amount al
lowed for Old Pianos in part payment for New
dTeat bar gains in good Second hand Pianos.
Heavy stock of BRASS INSTRUMENTS
.I nTRSuMS, FIFEs BANJ0s, ACCORDEONS, vIO-
and Violins - w.
Every article in the MUSIC BUSINESS.
An n m s.IIsI nstrumeut carefully repaired.
MUSIC Strings, and all small articles can be sent
by mail free of charge JNO r ELLIS.
800 Pa. ay., bet 9th ana 10th SITS.
Je Sol on the north side
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ORDERED TO HARRISBURG

ORDERED TO HARRISBURG.
Captain A. Beatty, of the eth regiment Penn
sylvania Reserves, Acting Assistant Adiutant
General at the headquarters Military District
Of Washington, has been relieved and ordered
to Harrisburg to be mustered out, his term Of
service having expired.
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@From Shillington, Odeon Building, and
from Hudson Taylor, 3@ Pennsylvania avenue,
we have early copies of Harper's Magazine for
July, containing nine chapters Of Dickens new
novel
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GAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUBSCRI
~ ber on Thursday the I'd of June. a black and
white COW, medium size. about six years old
The owner will please come forward, prove pro
as AT Rock
STRAYED AWAY from 3s1 street, Slut
- TERRIER, black. with tan spots over each eye
and tan on lower part of the legs and breast; lon
same to the above, number will receive a liberal
reward. as it is valued as belonging to n deceased
relative. Answers to the name of Pink. je 73t+
TAKEN Up EsTRAY-A speckled black and
white Buffalo COW, and star in the forehead
with calf by her side four or five days old. The
perty: pay charges, and take her away JERE-
Mai LYNCH. , street north, bet 4th aud 5th
streets west. No: o29 je 7-3t"
NOTICE TO RETAILERS OF MINERAL
~ WATER On and after Saturday. June 4th,
utl Bottles Of Mineral Water, Porter Az stc for
Fifty 500 Ctnts. All bottles lost will be CHARGED
AUGUST MILLER,
KalOrama Bottling Depot
Je 1-2tr 2lst street west, Washin gton, C.
500 REWARD.-was stolen from the stable
eD w of the subscriber, living near Marriotts-
HORSE, about years old, well formed. and in
good condition; has scar some two inches long
between the right hip and the root of the tail: head
not heavy; his mouth cut by the Use of severe bit
or chain; has the mark of the Confederste States
BRIamr BA aoRsG quite
large as the former, about years old: small head
and neck; has scar on the edge of the left ear,
to swell if left standing long in the stable: mark
on the left shoulder blade, thus ~. G. S.; heavy
A reward Of SIS for each of the, horses win be
the thief. THOS MCCORMICK
7-3t* Marriottsvile, Howard CO.. Md
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MATING {!
vi MATTING,.
MATING AT PRIVATE SALE

MAI IINU nj PRIVATE SALE.
We have just received from the importers with
INSTRUCTIONS to sell a private sale
5U rolls 4, and quarter Cocoa Mating,
s." rolls and quarter White and Check Mating
of superior quality.
AL of which we offer at low prices, in quantities
to suit, at our Furniture Ware rooms in rear If
our Auction Rooms. W. l.. WALL & CO.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants.
je7l0t (Chronicle i ~ " 80
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r Gtors.tora
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT
AOCTION.
O'Clock p. m. will sell in front OF the premises
middle part of L. is \ AZ and i4l in Besll add
ton to Georgetown, fronting 40 feet on the west
side ofiMontgomery street inesr punbarton street
and running back l2t feet, and is improved BY .
Cool Two ftory Brick House.
East part of Lot No. lS9 in BeaGs addition to
GEORGETOWN fronting 20 feet on the south side OF
DunbartOn street. near Montgomery street, aui
running back so feet, and improved b. Brick
Stable.
Terms: Ont. h alf cash; balance in six and tvslv.
months, secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty.
Conveyancing and stamp at the cost of tbs pur-
chaser.
lie I'd THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer
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MARRIAGE CEREMONY AT ST. ALoYsIUs
CHURCH.-An interesting marriage ceremony
took place at 10 O'Clock to-day, at st. Aloysius
Church. i'll the presence of 4 large concourse
of persons. The happy couple were Mr.. G go.
A r. McNeir, assistant foreman of the Chron-
icle office, and Miss Emma Henning, eldest
daughter Of MIR. Nelson Henning, of the Fourth
Ward; the Rev. Father Mcguire officiating
The bride was neatly and tastefully attired in
a dark drab poplin. trimmed with velvet of a
similar color. After receiving the congratula-
tons Of numerous friends, the bridal party
left the city in the 1loclock train for Philadel-
phia on a wedding tour.
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PHILADELPHIA, June Can elegant house
and furniture at the corner Of 14th street and
Delaney Place was this day presented to Mrs.
Gen. Meade. The money to purchase was
contributed by citizens of Philadelphia.
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STATE OF THE THERMoMErRR-At Frank.
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. ga Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day at /
O'Clock % In the shade, and 103 in the sun
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NOT TRUB.-The rumor current yesterday
and this morning that Lieut.. Col. w. .. Drew,
OF the I'd ID. G. volunteers, was killed last week
in skirmish with guerrillas few miles from
Alexandria is not true. Col. Drew was in
Washington this morning. The story probably
originated IN the fact that the post near Ed.
sails Station was attacked last Saturday night
by about thirty guerrillas. Very little fighting
was necessary to drive them away to their
hiding places, and neither Col. Drew or any
Of his men were injured. What harm was
done TO the guerrillas is not known.
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dissolution OF CopARTNRRsuIp

The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm. Of Howard & Rouse. in the livery and sale
sable business is this day dissolved by mutual
g. Howard who will settle all the liabilities of the
firm. j. G. HOWARD
June 2 1864. Je 4-3t$ j. Z. ROUSE
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK r. M.
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
A FIGHT SUNDAY NIGHT.

THE REBELS REFUSED AND DRIVEN
ACROSS THE CHICK AHOMINY.
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~ Boots are worth s4OO per pair in Calves
ton, Texas.
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- ELEGANT DESIGNS
Ladies of Washin gton, don't omit to read this.
just received, at Madame WURTEN BERG s Dress
and Cloak Maxim g Establishment, from NJ me De-
morest's Emporium of Fashion, the latest STYLES
and fashions Of Patterns for Summer, in great va
riety, for all kinds Of ladies' and chldren's wear
ClOaks and Dresses made. Also. Cutting and Fit
ting done at the shortest notice at
NINE WURTENBERG'3
Dress and Cloak Making Establishment
No. 400 Pa. av., bet AZ and Sd SITS.
aS- Show Rooms up stairs he 7-eo:tx
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n~FESTIVAL AND FAIR AT ISLAND
US HALL.-The ladies of the Seventh street
Presbyterian Church will hold their Festival a:
One of the best Bands of Music in the city has
been engaged fer the occasion. The Piano, kind
Admission, Is cents. Season Tickets, one per-
son, 81 cents. Family Season Tickets, 81.
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DIAPER HANGINGs. WINDOW SHADES, &c.
Just received beautiful assortment Of Wall
Papers OF every description. Also a very large
and beautiful stock of Window Shades, Shade Fix
&C.. to which / respectfully call the attention of
purchasers. buy and sell my goods exclusively
for cash, and defy competition. -
a. LF CLARK.
te6 Ct No. 24S Pa. ar. bet. 18th and 18th.
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RYJAs. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

ne HOUSE, WITH Two. STORY BACK
On MoS6H9 AFrER stS s june o'clock
in Square No. 456, fronting 20 feet the sou TIA
side of street north, between Sixth and Seventh
streets west: and running back 90 feet s.. inches
the adjoining property, improved by hani.ou.
three story brick house with two story brick back
building, containing in all nine rooms. and TIVE
throughout the house, with hydrant ia the yard
The property s the third house east of Sixth street
and is mum bered 40.
twelve months, with interest, secured BIZ deed OF
trust on the premises.
Conveyauces at the cost of the purchaser.
jei-d ''''''J j. &. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts,
consequsnce Of the rain until wEDN EsDAY Az
Jed 10. MCGUIRE Co, Auct,
GALE OF MISCELLANEOUS QUARTERMAs.
- TIERS STORES.
csSo Q"ar's,wT7aMss GSeei 4pot Ws'fiasssston
Warehouse. situated in Square bounded by and
the c. ty of Washington. D. c., on WEDNESDAY,
june -, lS6i, at 10 o'clock a large lot OF 40
following named Quartermssters' stores. con
Axes, Anvlls. Brushes. Brides Buckets, Saddle
Blsukets Blsct smiths' Tools, Horse and Wagon
Covers Carpent. RS Tools p ort able Forge., Grind
stones; Harness; Lanterns, Scrap leather. P.ulins
Rope Stoves. Saddles Scales Stable Fixtures, Ircn
Wire, and about $50 900 pounds OF Scrap-iron.
Successful bidders will be required to reUovs
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
Bril-. Gen. and oaisf a g. aSSnaa
je 7-t1 Depot OF Washington, D. O. 2
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HAY.

Chief QHa7.e-maste-'S Omce, Depot WnsSf,x,o.y
WASHINGTON, ID {. June7 I35i
viii be sod At Public Auction, at Alerantris
Va, on MONDAY, June 18th, 1864, a. II O'Clock a
M,
ONE HUNDRED (lOnl TONS OF HAY.
condemned rs unfit for public use.
The Hay will be sold in lots of ten (Oy tops and
upwards
Successful bidders will be REQUIRED to renove
their purchase within five 90 DAYS from date al
sale
Terms cash. in Government funds
d. III. RUCKER
Brigsdier General and Chief Quartermaster,
ie ltd Depot of WashIn gton d q
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RYJ. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

PERENPToRY SALE OF LARGE SQUARE OF
GROUND SUBDIVIDED INTO BUILDING
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June IIth. at s
O'clock on the premise, shall sell the whole OF
square No. l76. fronting respectively on New
HAMPSHIRE avenue Seventeenth street, north 7
and streets, subdivided into desirable Building
Lots all having alley facilities.
Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in 81 (
and twelve months. with interest secured BY deed
of trust on the premises
Cost of conveyHnces to be paid by the pur-
chaser
~ A payment of $50 on each lot will be re auired
at the time of sale.
je7-d J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO Auct's.
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FOUR SMALL FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS IN
GEORGETOWN Ar AUCTION
On THUR,DAY AFTERNOON, June ID 1864. a.
6 o'c Jock p. m. on the premises, will cell. the
north part of Lot No. l07 in Besll Is addition to
Georgetowp. fronting ca feet on Poplar street. be
tween montgomery and Monroe streets. with
depth of l29 feet and improved by Four good -ams
Houses.
Terms One ird cash. balance in six ana twelve
months, secured by adeed of trust on the property
All conveyaDcing and stamps at the cost OF ths
purchaser.
Title per feet
je7dts TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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~ black HORSE. The owner will come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away
at No BOP st, between 18th and 18th sts le7 3tt
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N~THE LADIES OF EAST WASHINGTON
@ NJ. E. CHURCH will hold STRA WBERRY
FESTIVAL at the hall of the Anacostia Engine
House, on K street south, near sth street east
through the week. The proceeds are to be applied
to the LIQUIDATION of the debt on the Church Sea-
je Att
n~THE LADIES OF ST PAUL'S ENGLISH
N LUTHERAN CHURCH will hold Straw
corner of 18th and II streets, commencing TUES.
DAY June 9TH; and continue four nights, for the
cause. Single admission Is cents. Season tickets,
one person, so cents. Family season tickets 81.
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PRICE OF GOLD.
NEW YORK, June 7-Noon.-Gold, 1872 Y
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Austiope.-,
HANDSOME BULLYING ydII 9, LOT on NORTH L

On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. June To- at sx a,c.h
on the premises. shall sell the west part OF Io;
No s. in Square No. III, fronting 81 feet inch on
north l. street. bstween 10Th and 21th streets And
the neat Lot TO the conner of 10th street ruuniug
Terms: 0ne-third in cash; the remainder In cir
and twelve months, with inter rest red ey a.ai
of trust on the premises
Conveyances at the cost Of the purchsnr
ie I'd J. c. MCGUIRE A Co ku,k,
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STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of two wrts of Fieri Facias issued from
the Clerks office of the Circuit Court OF the
District OF Columbia and to me directed, viii
Court House door, of said county, on MONDAY. ths
9Th day of June next. 1864, at IL clock ii all de-
Lots No. 1, 2. ard 3, in Square No. 90, being the
undivided third part of said Lots seized and
upon as the property of William Dough and wili
be sold to satisfy judicial No 29S and 29a. to octo-
Der term 1859, in favor of VIM G. w. White and
Brother, use of James r. Smith, use 0: Henry
Douglass. WM. SELDEN,
my .B-d6ds late e. s. Marsha. D. @.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN
til the 2nth inst, came hour and place
WIN. SEf4DEN.
je7 late L. 8. Marshal. D. q.
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IQY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctieneers.
TWO TWO. STORY BRICK HOUSES AND LO

TWU TWU-STUKf BkICk HUUSKS AND LUFS
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 9th day of June. at O'Clock.
p. M, In front of the premises, shall sell, part
of Lot No 8, In Square No. IA. about q feet 'front.'
running back 90 feet deep. more or less on TWEEN
ty sixth street, between NJ snd Pennsylvania ave
nue.. A good Brick with all the modern improve
ments.
Terms: One half cash, balance in six, and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest. Deed given
and deed of trust taken.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
je2d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALEIS POSTPONED AC-
count of the rain until FRIDAY, the loth instant .
same hour and plsce.
je7-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-05-24
Still Later.

On Friday morning last Gen. Grant commenced
swinging his columns around the right flank OF Gen.
Lee His forces occupied Milford Station and
Bowling Green, which is about twenty miles i~F
the Junction of the Fredericksburg and Central
Roads, and forty miles from Richmond. On Satur
day evening about dark, Gen. Wilcox in front of
Spottsyvanla G. H., threw forward portion of his
forces and entered the enemys breastworks, and
found them held only by line of skirmishers,
Grants whole army being rapidly in motion on our
right flank. This necessitated counter movement
on side and the abandonment of the battle ground
in front of SpottsylVania G. II.
Grant seems to be manoeuverlng for a position
near Richmond, and the enemy are reported to have
cut loose from Fredericksburg base, and to have
established one at Port Royal and Tappahannock
On Saturday night the federals made an assault
on Beauregards right and were repulsed
The New York Herald of the 10th estimates
Grants loss up to the 15th at thirty five thousand
European adgices of the End, state that Earl Rus
sell has again defined his position towards the two
contending Republics in America, and has little
sympathy for either, on account of their treatment
of the negro.