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toouel Lo.e's stsn, who learns hs par'cuIirs rom
General rersobs stan officers. We arc enabled 70
fvTnisb the .oIio~ ina part cnlars:-- .
General Moihersons Department held the left OF tho
line the fehirg heiore Atlanta Inc c1rps were ar
ransed "A scheon Ihe general had ridden from LETT TO
right Ia superntend ng the advance Of his skffnsn
line nd return aRain 10 tne right, when party
rebel bush hackers 10 ambush ran from their covert,
the Sixteenth and Seventeenth CORPS, and cry
ms out, "ihere they come give them hsh"
hred couple OF STAT officers and two order
lies accompanied tho General. all OF whom
ecared, tue General eI, aud expired almost
iostantty the ball having cut the aorta The enemy
rushed Onward 10 rife The body. ufces and orderes
mecting Colonel stfoD,, Inspector General and captain
BlrH both or General Mcherson's stan, accompanied
b. lew ordefes, related tho circumstance. Colonel
strong mstatty ew the priy into ue aud order ed
charge This handfui oi brave aud impeuous men, re-
gard ess o The oenen in ront dashed Raaniy abo d
ald. drove oil the thieving enemy, ard, While tsp'an
bne with h,s revolver kept them AZ bay, toloue Str
assisted by tho orderes. lifted tho nude body srpned
Of every muce OF clothing cave 81 ve and ok TO his
own morse AID bore II ely 'rom The lie d. Beoeab tho
'Sht glove cove lug TIE left baud was Diamond ring,
when Ito vaf la fsisd to disc vpr which will be
forwdrded - the Generais friends IN Ono This
or be mlst gail ri little episodes o the and Cai0Be
Stftbgs during AMI determined charge for the body "
MS ioVed chie worthy OF the pen hstorys poet.
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CITY Ints,iigenc~.

MEETING or vrrys,ss OF is12.-The Veterans Of the
war Of 1919 win meet at The Bounty Land Office. No.
City Hall place. at three O'Clock this (Frday) Afternoon,
to transact important business for tbcie benefit The
veterans IN tbs and tho adjacent counties invited
and an those who attend the meeting call an
day az soon as possible thereafter.
- u. RAYMOND, Brigadicr General
AbM DAILY, Co oneL
Isaac NJ PHyys, Adu,onh A&eA
rw srRAaEw BnponoTr has recently been overhsuled
ard put complete order and has her trips on
Tho line beiwech New York and Bridgeport
Tsx SEASON siRArooA The proprietcrs Of Ccngrees
Hail. at sara,ogs Springs, opened Their dancing
loon on wednesday night 10 comprises the whole ~ the
eastern wing Of the establishment The irst ball OF tho
seas at Union Hall took place friday eveuing. The
bauds Congress Hall the Union eorblrod for the
OCCASION enGtsN Wss@
CAes ATTENDED ro.--A horso with broken
leg having largo cash In his SIDE and being oIhewls
n ured. has been lying since Wednesday morning Ia
thirteenth street, Second averue without care, 10.
iug evidently len " his late by hia cruel owner Tho
police. WITH exoepion have taken notice Of n Q
cnse, and the poor beast suner on hs agony in
Creased nv the tioul Cndren allowed 80 torment
him srauuot he DO removed and shs saib o. hGnaasy
attended tor
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Apumber OF ward meetings Of tho friends Of General
Mcclellan were he'd In his city last evening. From
every direction rece . rpor,s Of tno reaction In
san trneus anong thosc 1.nuly opposed to him, and
OF the steadily popularity OF this brave and
capab ooer and aso of general desre ma, bo DO
rsc1ed to active ssrvcs. Republican, papsrs. syiDs
aside ,nsr ormer bitterness aud hes..y towsrds Gene
raj Mcclellan, urging bis reinstatement In :. n
mand and, what fact stl more significant. 40 know
ths, cerain prominent. sud nfusnsl republicans IA ne
civ and elsewhere have xrtsn 10 washoslon pressog
ap, esls tor IA restoration,
a meeting OF the fourth Ward Mcclellan Unloo Oiao
was od .ss. es enng The corner OF ienry and oveF
strsels. which iarrcy attended by the voters " ~
ward Zoe proceedings were mainly dlfee'ea !" "'o'
rs the worsicg power OF the cub, 80 ss 70 % :.
plsls order al the openins Of tue com'"s -.
campaign. Great enthusiasm was snnc''ou' sun 80
,,,. dub, .,prs.ssa ss 20 the triumph Of iAsss MAO
~seu ne asy for tho Of strength comes 90 between
him and any opponent thai ma, seo's % ..' 'a' W..
.s.,a.,b,m Ibs club daily increasing in numbers.
~ ss,, ,aa ., men putting sas riSas man w tho
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rnE FIFTH CORPS.
Mr.. l.. A. Hendrfck's Dispatches.
HgAnQ-irrEps. Flvru ARMY CoRrs,
BxFoRn PkIERsBuRo, July 20-2 A. n

mr.. l.. A. Hendrfck's Dispatches.
HgArQ-irups. FIvru ARMY coRrs, I
BxFoRn PKIERsBuRo, July 20-2A
A SCENE.
Corps cmmissary headquarters was the scene OF In
tesug and lively festivities until close TO two O'Clock
shis morning. The Withdrawal from the Army Of the
brigade, First division the OCCASION OF the festive
gathering host Of his late associate officers, including
representatives from nearly every regiment In the corps
convened on the occasion. bard Of music from army
headquarters was present, and, With One collation.,
.oss speeches and songs, tho psasant
one The following Of the toasts, prepared by
Captain H. II finley, Commissary First brigade, Third
div,snn;-- tel hH
0Ihe Old FlaR'-May is folds, now soled and torn by
rshorous hands, Gsuut defiance 10 the face o treason,
and soon wave 10 triumph over her unhaio~ed grave
s'1he Army Of the potomac-Now restins only 10 re-
With increased vgor the campaign - brilliantly
commenced, which must result IN the capture OF Rch
mopd eefts 4
'virginian--Ths Old Mother OF Presidents forced
by AMBITIOUS, bad men from aeRiincs % the gov
srnment which Sue assisted largely to Establish may
she soon be reclaimed from he hands Of her despoIer
and restored 10 her former proud position 10 tho Union
"The Ordnance Department Il constantly send
PACKAGES by the "Pctesourg Exprsss" 70 the enemy
erie Medical Dcparnea,'-w while ever ready TO make
sacrifice OF personal comfort the good o those IN I've
caro- may u soon csAse ~ DO nsss,s,ty
Captain Weir made . bricf, pertinent anil clclucp,
speech expressing his regret at parting with ma old
comrades In arms s,mns,og them &c unfrliug devofn
% the Stars and s,raes, ana propbeylS comp eta
coss n too future Ia the prescribed proS of tkng
RICHMOND snd soVp scdips tho lie ras Interrupted
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Operattons Before Pttersbu1g--GraMt
commencing strasego Poi.cy-Hsa-
w ABfisscry Firing. &c.
(Fram the Ricnme nd Enquirer, july Isl
During saturday nothug Of interest taDSp pred 10 or
about the ..C,cksds'' city. Important movements be.
gun Thursday ny the enemy PROMPTLY d,scov.
by army, and aproo ute sies wore taken 70
antfcpae them. CraGb evidently conToDcirR strA-
tegic policy epnt he 10 about mnoh ovesmatrhed BY
the able generals In bis front In that peculiar iue OF
vc.sents lie his been hitherto IN ths dc Of A.
saut rect. we have no spprebeuHons on that nolnt
sstnfd,y night or bsttsris- opened heavily upon
the enemy. AMI the briog kapt vigorously for
soma Tho enemy replied and he ooiss created BY
duel .; hing ta~ excited the belief that general eu
saysnant had commenced All wss quiet yesferdsy.
gihe RsgS Of July 10 says -wun the excepucn Of
eh'rt time ~ the morning OF y-sterc ihefe we're 10
snets thrown into retsr.ourg durpk the oay. nur'rg
the morning sheing rcsret 10 that r,ost ssii
gentt man, whose was struck received an
injury ron "a rag neat of the shell. We sucer-y hope
ne wound viii not prove be srrons. although when
heard the rrabo ID not onrd the grags
nlent wntb, tnoasb All, may. uniess extracted,
do mischief the Ygrkees believed ~ have erecsad
nsS ard powerful battery somewhere near 70 MveS
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TEE NINTH CORPS.

MT. james G. FIszpassicx's Despatch.
Ninth ARMY CoaFs BsFoRE FErsasBuso, Va, I
Juy GA NJ.
Heavy cspnonadpg took plnco along eur trout lat
night nterspersea with rapid musxeiry ERE between
the pickeis.
DFATu ASp WOUNDS.
Lieutenant Bowman Of the ntyaaventn Mnssechu
sets died last evening OF wounds received tho 2th
Inst
The following u q list OF officers recently worndsd
Captain r. W. Palmer Twenty fourth New York cnvary
let Lieutenant c. D. Todi, Seventeenth Mchgan,
scalp; Lieutenant Fowler. FIRST Michigan, face.
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by repeated applause: and with Home Sweet Homen
BY the band, the party ssfara,ei.
AN tx,Io1IOS.
II has been very quiet to-day regards the mont OF
this corps. During c,nnonadlnR right tho
corps magazine in OF tho ereniy's exploded
The shock great as to shake tho wntows
headluartes Happening TO be an upper porch at tho
time, saw huge fragments tnroNn hsh In the ar. An
immense olunn OF smoke succeeded she explosion, and
Il dly be otherwise than that t have result
ed 10 the k.hing and woundng OF several.
sEvgRg sroeM,
lasting into yeslerty forenoon has further cooled the
air and again laid the dusl II Ia almost cool enough Tor
oyercoatA
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HEADQuARTERs. FfFrl ARMY CoRPs,
nEF..nU fGrtruss NM In 49Al 4

Bgiogs PSrEHs uRG, JAY 25. 1864 !
And SIN there Il change IA the programme, no dar-
ing assaults record brilliant repales TO- chronicle
no general eneagemeat aud long lists OF killed aud
wounded and heroes 10 rep All day ard nil night
continuation OF te story of the IA. month moro
wo ki the trenches aud in ermitten out6arats -
muskeiry ant cannGnadng. tho iOsses from all tn,s
hsiog continue very small, they nscestrly b.,
long troops occupy present pcs.on behiad
carthSorSs
prTcyt snoT.
shell struck this afternoon IN Of our forte ,
slightly woundiug two men, aUout the sinIs limo a9d
sh,t In Ditoh soNiier had das a place
OF security, and, with poncho stretched occupoi
permanently. "By tam, no ejacuated; Il pils nv
ped right whsre that sho. his for hits same
p4cen II is probable th ht TINS legtonic sol-of Mara
occupies mis- independent, ear.hwork, feeling par
iectly secure from rabs missies.
pfRerG -nrs
But all believe that tie timo rapidly draws
when change viii como over tno spirit Of our
dream. Everybody patiently waits this time aud
the action OF the Commanding General OF armies,
whose patience wei as etuhbornness are well
known, in whom thore Is Increasing con1aence every
dsy. Meantime this nAdence beges5 the bsst o spirits
tho part Of the men and with the rrescat cool
weather, prevailing good health, continued plentiful
supply OF eabes assurance growing douby sure
that tho end of the reDoilin draweth nigh, tne time
passes pleasaniy and hopefully.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Alleged Rebel victory before Atlanta
Twsa pieces OF Ar.li,sry, Five s,ands
Wsiscr Confirm med--GsMsraIs smith,
aud R~JoIcinss I'm Hir
Hsrdeo Attacking the Federal Aear,
From the Richmond Enquirer, July 25
The glorious from Northern Georgia absorbed the
public enou on Saturday and yoster day tho cy was
lively with delphi1l excitement ana even the grim
savAns who Affect to almost niermipabe war,
grew buoy ant wh bors the fate Of sherman, and ia
war, I,bor ally dsonsse sud 10 generally
cepted shat should the effect Of Hoods inatory onnaee
be sustained cuinnats In decisive victory,
fears not doubts need he entertned 40 10 the
result Of the campaign ia Virginia. Grant, having OK
pended the Of numbers ~ bis command in vain,
strategic fore. may then be employed by him
the purpose. The foon ing s Tho Official despatch
ATLANTA, July 2,-losoP. NJ
Hon. SECRETARY or WAR; .l.t
The army ThIrtod its position fronting on peachtres
creek nig bt and stewards ana Cheaihams ocrps
formed OF battle ar und tho city. H.rdee's corps
made night march ADD attacked tho enemys extreme
lett to-day clock and drove him from his works
cauurpe sixteen pieces OF artillery and Ave stands OF
co,ors tnsatham tho onemy four O'Clock r.
ca ,turng SIX pieces srt'arY Daring The engagement
ws captured about two tnousand prisoners
s csp h cs ,ni s 4 "o,
fully sscerisred. Major General wiber, killed; Brga
dier Generals smith, cstaed Mercer wounded Prison.
es report Mcrherson killed. Our troops fought with
great galantry. u. HOOD, General.
TrE PRESS pssrArouEs. k3fl
ATLANTA, July ~. 1864.
About two nciacf this afternoon the enemy attacked
left under ten Stewart With 2reit vgor. They
were received with gsiug Are from both artillery and
given ~ charge. s
Among tier killed s Gen. McPherron, who was shot
through the heart bread General Giles a. Smith aud
Uhe YankteI General Hood General Gresham loet eg
Our troops left their beastvorks aud charged with
great rapiduy iying the enemy from two lines Of in
treue hmcnta iuctng grest slsuYnisr, capturing
large uumbcr " prisoners and twenty two pieces of art
ery. Y ~ $3.50.
napk ID now 10 their rear, dong great execution.
Tho GRhting stu continues. fFs,m
sxcosp DEzPArcs. -.
tN . rt-TTfF AriAvrA, July ~, 1884,
Gen. wheeler. last evening, attacked tne enemys su
In the pegnborh pecatlf, and drove them back
capturing hundred Wagons with supplies and lars
number OF prisoners he 10 siin pursuing.
There very little Bshtiug atcr dark yoseruay.
Two thousand prisoners, iucudpV seventy ave COM
nssioned n1cers twenty Ave pieces OF artillery and
scvsn stsnds ot eoors have been brought IN. -
ibe losses 90 eher eide are not jet known ours was
severe IN offcets.
| Comparative quiet reisns this morning There some
httie skmmishina our lot.
EXCITEMENT IN nfcuM0vD.
| = From the Richmond Enqufrer, July 25.1 Wit
SHOWS tue victory at Atlanta which the telegraph
erhsht Ia kicnmond iast saturday delighted the pun
NC as much 30 any shat bas been received during the
war caused geuerl Jay Throughout the c,y, aud VIII
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RERnGDa HUNDRED.
Mr.. william n. Merriam's Despatch.
BwRsup1 HUNDRED, Va. July rs, 1864.

~
BxRsun, HUNDRED, Va, July rs, 1894
Rxs1GaAnoy CAPTAIN
The resignation OF Captain John IaIi, Chief Commits
sary Of Subsistence for tue Department Of Virginia and
North Carolina, Is announced this morning. captain
Hall 10 native and resident OF Pennsylvania. and
served sncc 1884, Datiny this vcter.p s'aad pout
of the war, Captain Hal enjoys q very epyabo roy 4sa
tiop 10 being that no brigade corps departments
commander ever found fault, either publicly pr
vatoly with bis admin nsira,ion Of his position. He
turns TO pennsy,van aud his flmiy ater having dons
hts whole duty tor period Of time the end OF which dnds
him the ranking captain OF comissaries ia Tho volunteer
service.
vHAr SITTER susFrxD tE
rare Instance of tho exercise of the Military power
was insiAnced Tenth corps few days 10 the
ciosg mp OF suers for overchargins u the face
of tho enemy A colone, sudinsa brigade, add
who s foremost ancns on OF hr rank for psrsonai
supervision Of lis men, and delicate attention. 10 both
their needs asd rgh,s discovered na tue susr OF tns
OF his brigade, had actually charged prsylte soldier
nine dollars for pair OF common shoos Tho btipds
commander closed up the satlo storohouse and
Issued commands that should ss goods until
further erders Suffers usually bcrs but. ike all
other classes of perolutnis,s hsy oecd discipline once
In while 70 restrain ygo oJs diseases.
First Lisulennr, Socrates cGregor ~ tho Firhy NTH
Pennsylvania has been promoted 20 rsus captain.
ana attscaed 20 tbe ,ia Of General D. g. LowsL This
is promotion vospy Of those in authority.
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ultsh Opera.

The serious .ndispostion Of Eme Borchard on Wednss
day evening brought the performance OF baes charming
OPERA The Rose OF CASTLE, 70 close before the tcrm
nation OF the first act Tho lady really III and not
shrkg as Was III naturediy asserted BY the critic Of
evening Journal. Last night the avsts In excellent
voice. and was received by the public with warmth
which proved their sympathy. Throughout the opers
Mms Comte Borcnard sang with great success and was
deservedly applauded she was encored In several OF
her MORO arn Before speaking Of the performance We
will give brief synopsis Of The plot
Eivira, the Queen OF CASTLE Sme. Comic Borchard),
Is afianced to the Inants Don sebastisn mr. Csste)
she has never seen him. this little circumstance beng
however thinks otherwise aud Disguise endesvors
have ok At her Intended. The fnantc, strangely
enough Is n the mind and he determines to visit
the queen in disguise. They meet IN the ainsths
peaeant girl the other mueteer-fai In love,
knowing each other nnd IN the end OF coursc get
married and all goes we'll
cess,ui tho Queen Miss clisa Myers who has much
improved of late acted and eapg her ,ois OF O. ndanc Of
the Queen very nicely. Mr. Castle the Infante,
really very pleasing. He sang With spirit, and wss
successful getting for his mucteer's song Mr..
Campbell AZ Den Pedro, vile conspirator, was very
effective, singing 10 the second act baritone ara which
W. tunnultuously appsndcd IL noticeable that this
ar,st snd Mr. Castle have greatly improved beth In sing
ing and acting.
AZ given last evening" spe ~ the drawbacks Of first
REPRESENTATION the Rose OF CASTLE still emiaenty
trsctve There are many very pleasing airs IN this
opera W fact the whole OF tho music spar king rhat
IL pleased tho large audience which filled the theatre
evinced by their hcary spp,anse lne Rose Castillo
will be repeated this evening. and will doubtless prove
ag.ea There "a some dancing in the opers and
several ne choruses Tho finale OF Tho FIRST act 10 very
eGective-iu iaot, there are many gems IN toe opera
worthy Of moro extended notice than Ne have space 70
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Th. siege OF rCharicstor.
suxr,rva or rms cirY coStfSvED-rHg FrRa pi'
=,

IRON tie tharltstun a0nrtors Juiy El,l
fhe artsery Grrg 10 the harbor has beun very scys
.,a hnr Iasi report During Tuesday ukht the Morrs
al,ad ba,terss hrsd tsa sBct. and on Wedussa w
sn,,ts Al furt sumter Nueteeu she.ls tnrowu ~
a cly tuesday night ani seventeen on Weenes'.yy az
TT srtiny has. besides kert no desut ~ w lan ~
altogether silent. Ihs Suivan i-lard ha,ists ,s u
tsoNn soue seventy ssht sne,s, ntd tatte ~,
lsiAad.
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Mr.. VIM. IA. stirer's DcspstoA.
\ n4.st'strf's FpRipEss NoSRDs iny 2s, 1864

GUARDING rss uKsLrrt cp rnis pnar
Hampton Roads has ~ all times been sort o. haf way
port cciug nom the soob to touch AT ether
Tor provhious shslter from OF weather.
Many Of ,hcse crafts, avcs rem infected ports, have
more less sickness bnrd. In order :" es'seiso
quarantine Bigadier General shepley, commandins 'Ds
district, issaed tbe following order, wocs pyefy W"
por,ans 10 ship masters aud owne@'-
GM at GENERAL. oRngfs4-Sn II .,..
q lrKApsr sRrtgs, irrwcr ot h,sftRN W. ~
4H &. MaMnIt. va.JUy ~ iwl.
For ths prosecttu of ths haiia N We ttmt eAe.'Vs'
s5tas " tns resident pyplllr9a " .ns Rii'ts' -
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THE DEATH or MCPHERSON.

Pawtfoulara of Geaotal r-rpner sons
Dean nh Recovery or TITS nody,
from tho Naanv lilo Union, Juiv 2a.l
fTssnSh kns klntnsss OK MAJOR Young, engineer on
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

The Mexicans ln the southera Counties
or Califormia-Awrest and Imprls0n.
ment OF Ex. Postmaster Weller, dc., DO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Is, 1894.
The Mexican population In ,he southern counties Of this
State beginning 10 tako sdes for and against tho
usurpation Of Maxim,an The great majority Of them
support Jusrez and express that the United States
Mas not extended is protection over tho repabic Of
Mexico.
Charles l. Weller Postmaster Of Ban Francisco, has
been arrested and imprisoned csr o. on the charge
usipg ,bc Language at the meeting OF COP
psrhead club Mr. Weller is the Chairman Of the Demo
cratic state Central Committee.
Produce is coming In moro literally The wheat crop
10 meagre tut selling further decline OF three cents
Crushed sugar ls l2c. 15c. apound.
The stsamsr John L. stephens sailed for ManzanIa to-
day. with mining machinery and stores valued at
$3.50 0o0.
Tho steamship Noses Taylor, from panaa has arrived.
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FoRrRnS IosRoE July ~ ls04.
The steamer CAssapdrs, Capt. HaIIoweI, arrived from
Now Orleans today. She brings no~e.
Tie steamer John Brooks arrived hors al four r.,
from City Point. with ten prisoners
Deaths IN the Hamp Hospital ). 7. williams esth
New York D. II. Co ner, S5th repusylvauia BeojaE ir
Grace lssth New York lan,el Colnane eth Name; Jss
Garrett sJn Sew York; 81 W. Green. 22a Cpiisd etates
Coioed teers: John Enne. Sd Now HAMPSHIRE levt
collins 29d United states Coored voluntesrs A. o.
warat, 1aS'h ohio; u. Blackwell, 1si United Stsiso
Colororad Volunteers; A. " Brown, 18th Now YORK; j.
d. Carver frebeD H. l.. Priest. 9Th New York cavalry;
r. d. Vincent n. bell; Joscnh Hardy 2d United S,stss
Colo,od Volunteers ~ Fell, 9th uptsd states Coored
Volunteers L. Waicrman, 1iS.h OHIO, Charles kpishts
I2th Naine.
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HxcrrsMsnr IN nrcuxoYp.

= n IRON the Richraond Enquirer, July 25.1 sN
news tue victory at Atlanta. which the telegraph
erhsh to kcnmond on ast saturday delighted the rub
ic as much 80 any that baa been received during the
war caused gorcrs Jay Throughout the cty, and VIII
carry the same TO all auartors ~ the General
h0oa hAs ssna,xed has acceptance of the command Of
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4 CHILD BURNED 10 DEATH. A iit.,e girl
four years Of age. named MsIgsrer Shaitey whose
mother resides st Gutenberg. during the temporary
absence Of her mother Day last week. caught her
clothes on fire ana BATH b1raed that she died on
the following day
DIED ~ JArL.--A man named John WeerSt,
who committed Ia the county jail Saturday nv
Justice Avery for inicmpersnce aud vaXrancy died on
sunday Coroner Hsnley viewed the body, and it beng
apparsl, that Jeah was :g2sIuducedby intsDperance
permit for burial Was girea.
ENROLMENT OF MILTIA.--In accordance
with IN order from AdjutRntGcnerai Stockton tie
Brigade Board Of Hudson County have commenced re.
enrolling all able bodied men between the ages VI 10
and IS who are liable 10 do military duty They are II
be formed IN companies OF % men, 10 be under the
mand Of dIilLscreeani. ...'.t...I
A fair for the rel lief Of soldiers families will
take place at the City Han in Jersey City the second
week IN December. end will BIZ under the
OF the ladies OF the city, .fID
UNION REIOICIxG.--Thc Union citisens of Jer.
sey City will have general rejoicing over the late M
tional victory on Thursday evening. Two hundred
Gurr sil be- hr-6 GrsNnlAs hsbd viii dieosrss music
arc Nv sliiDgs will ne illuminated.