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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-27
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.
Mr.. Wilson reported back the bill
to promote enlistments and for other
purposes.
Mr.. Howe introduced q bill to es-
tablish Bureau of Emancipation
Referred to select committee on Sla-
very.
The resolution of Mr.. Wilson, to
expel Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky, was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson the enroll
ment bill was taken up. The discus
sion on this bill occupied the remain
! der of the time, and at the close of the
debate the enrolment bill was passed
without any important amendment
by yeas 80, nays 10.
Mr.. Chandler presented plan for
the construction of a ship>canal around
Niagara Falls. Referred.
The joint resolutions and vote of
thanks to Gems. Meade, Banks, Burn
side, Howard and the officers and men
Of their armies, were adopted.
After the passage of the enrolment
bill the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-The resolution instructing
the committee on Military Affairs to
enquire into the propriety Of exempt
ing acting clergymen of all denomi-
nations from the draft, was laid on the
table by large majority.
The resolution Of Mr.. Cox, to ap-
point Commissioners who can, by mes
gotiation, reach the Southern author
lties, with view to an immediate ex.
change of prisoners, and taking the
matter out of the hands of General
Butler, was, .-
On motion of Mr.. Washburne, laid
on the table by a vote of 81 against
Sc. s.. q.
Mr.. Schenck reported back from
the Military Committee the resolution
Of the Senate, on the conduct Of the
war, with an amendment authorizing
them to inquire into all contracts made
with any of the departments, and to
state such time and places as they
may think proper, during the recess of
Congress.
The resolution was agreed to.
Various resolutions Of enquiry, and
declarations as to what shculd~ be the
policy of the Government in national
affairs, were offered and voted upon.
Adjourned,
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the country if the amendment was
adopted. He did not think. however,
it was proper to incorporate this into
the present bill.
Mr.. Nesmith moved to insert three
years instead of one hundred days.
Motion adopted. r
The amendment as amended was
rejected, whereupon, at 5 P. NJ, the
Senate adjourned.
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Tho following letter is from the ccrrsspon'
dence OF General II cClellan with the War
Department, lately published:
"HEADo'Rs ARMY OF THE PoToNAc,l
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Oh. Ky, NO I46

G. er.es faera was no eroand tr ssgiog -
h-i raea ssil ~ sis pEeseas ease. thafs.s -
esse ha7saR in1ssspliV e81as fnls fhs rossr
Of orr gsTsSssat. BE sss IisbIs i -. =
sPd tass siilSt VS. 70 reso5t ths proDs-sy iIl
f.as ofisinai eEIsf oscaass thers lad been -
- ieAsish- re ~ vas 90 elear that Il
c5nid no. % n misardeIs.sssi
me L9zd Chs esilorN N,iessisd th.s is sz.s an
inaisFats5ls lzv the-t pfspsslv ia e prs -
.iatsieifsa - msIs eagtuIe F5sl weza "a -
tween 5allge-elia. Is 7ishse bs .isn,- 49,
ilis lHa.iar vas one whiehia ihs sisS-us-, :, ~
ihs iaw efhesrs Of he Gtkse, dsssTss sl,.z-,,
s17ioas eonziasraiian. Ii.l --ious canszl sTs-
A7a is aad received; end tda lssult nonles -.
al3saias IN c.sar ard dsfzfi8 tnss4uetiosS
welsh Woula 5e generally eircuiaIsd .sroarhonk
cur coioHiai hsrb0rs
Lord ghsi.1sford said a. ihsg we're uery told
there was 70 Be : modification oi ihs in rue
d3as, h8SROHEht thaif crdsHiHs as1s snfitirs. 10
know what thss modihc8iie0 was.
The Lord CdABeeilor said rssi ks sfaisi vas
that nsW and dsf1ite insifuesieBs Fs-s rr5ss
eJUsiasEAti1n.
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Special Correspondence Meaphis Appeall
IN THE FIELD, NEAR MARIETTA,

Z
IN THE FIELD, NEAR MARIETTA. I
Tuesday Noon. June ., 1861. 5
In the hurried scoOuns of The action gave you 7es
terday, neglected state that thses stand OF eolora
had been captured.
During the afternoon yesterday tie woods IN which
the action occurred tosk ars from he 81 iery and
large nunber Of the ensmy's dead and wounded were
consumed in the hsmsE. Onr men were unable to rem
der them any aEEEtsacs without running the gaunts;
Of their shsrpshOOtsrs.
Their dead and wousdsd are sgI upon the ground
where they fen, with The exception Of few wao
erswled OF lss. night. The suffering Of The wounded
besgars description, having lain upon the srou7a Tor
twenty four hours EXPOSED 20 the burning ra Of Ne
sun, without food or water
The less of the enemy Is eatimssHd by hose who
have opportunities Of knowing. from avs thousald
to SIX thousand Our sntira ioss is ons hundred and
ffiy three, Lorings OarE,s losing the majOrity IN
heavy skrnlFb wEsb occurred In his front about tas
same tims The charge was male upon Cheaibam and
Clssuras. lie movement being made upon hmsfor4Le
purpess Of diverrs attention from the maia point Of
stack
IlssFn also that the heavy airing heard upon tbs
right was tive batteries shsng tho Ficnity Of Gen.
wheeIsr's quarters, bat two Of cur batteries being
pIscsd in position, opened upon them lively rate.
aud soon succeeded Ia driving them Of.
To-day the situation remains unchangsd, and thsre
has besnless firing than In any preceding day since
have occupied our pressut position.
This wearhsr is intoes ABLY waTnI and the troops in
trenches are compelled resort every species Of
tf0s shsds to them from tse hssy rays Of old
Sol The roads hare zen to have the saeulty of Jump
ing from ere extreme 10 snoher with remarkable ce-
eriy and Hhsrs few days since the mud was almost
impossible, the dust is nov several Inches deep.
A word TO the friends in tho rear who are sending
vegetables to the army. Thess shoaid invariably De
by express to insure their reaching their des'
iOa before they become perfsoty worthless SssrsslE
freight train arrives here without large number Of
boxes of vegetablss which have been the road for
weeks gnd consequently perfectly rotten sad
worthless This species Of food is much needtd by tie
msn who ara living upon hard tack and baeOn but It
s perfectly useless TO attempt to send it ordinary
freight.
Among the arrivals here to day Rollee GenerElH
Tucker and Reynolds, who were wounded at Rssacz,
and although their wounds are net entirely healed
they are again at tbs posi- of duty. SPECIAL.
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9aiIg appeaI.
NORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA. GA.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JUNE %, 1861


The tine Of thu expiration Of subscriptions viii be
designated by en- he papers. Subscribers recsiv
ing sHch notas, VIII govern themselves accordingly
Correspondents requested to be brief giving their
nAms and sddress, and always stating facts, eommu.
aieaiois being written side OF the paper only.
Tbas an established and settled rule. Correspondents
Tia likewise oEaii an personal notices and fulsome
praise Of Officers We cannot return manuscripts from
the simple fact that hsvs no 20 stors them
away. Tbs name must accompany the communicates,
be given when called for under the rule The
APFEAL ia no masked battery sssaiI persons IN. Be
brief pointed give facts and write upsn side af Che
nanpr-
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LATE NASHVILLE ETams.

Fsom tbe Nashville Union Of she 2sd, weglesn
the Showing items;
Shsrnen was OF for Marietta Sunday. We
hope Be vii nos molest Old Eusb.el, when be
esla iAeze.
Oas kuadSed and itty more Of the prisoners
captured SONS days sgo in Georgia arrived here
Yesterday Afternaon.
j L. OWens, ciiizsn Of Stevenson, AiA.,
was yesterday sent 70 the Penitenliayy. Charges
kave been preferred sgGinss hin ior violstiag his
calh Of alisgiaRce.
Taere MAS seme abatsmsnt il the number ol
ssrsoss before fbe Recorder yesterday. The
recerd Is as fsIieRs Using hydTant wafer with
out heease, 2 drink, = +; merchandising on
Sunday. 2; E2pling, 3 disoTdeEly, 3; othei
petty oHsBces, 3
Tbs Cambsr4nd is falling rapidly with only
y inches water On HaIpsth shoals Tho enc
glaayigasion IS appafently 81 hand.
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EMEUTE IN THE YANKEE CAMP.--Thege was
a report iasl Sunday nigat that the pTisouoTs ia
Camp Ogleihorps latsHded 70 make demen-
strAlion 70 escape, A5oa. IL o'clock the long
roll was beat IA expectation Of a muss, and two
Of the prisoners diS actually get out Of the On
closure BY crawling under thai part of the fence
which crosses the branch One was shot By the
sentinel, b1t tas othsE got O9, net to go fsr.
after o wholesome discipline in the way Of pTi-
vstion and suffering, he viii be tesurned to da-
rsDes-a aadoeT and Wiser msn. The prisoners
have, in Capt. Gibson, mosi gsnsiemaDly aud
iatelhgeut commaadsnt-hGmaIls and eonsid.
crate, ba1 4stufe to the lsst degree. a man who
will net fail either 70 dslect OF TO punish with
severity everything ike insabortlinasion. Some
Of the prisoners arsrepoFtsd to.dispisy a greal
paxtiAIity fox mining opeTetsonss and it viii bi
most unfortunate fel tLem if theY pzsh THU
psnchant 20 iaE.--lN lNAcOA 1slsgFaPA, 28yh.
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Yankee aeessas - tEss Dsaih sf ssenerni
ksslk-WsVenleaIs 81 shermsn.


MARIETTA AND BUBNr Hickory Roam.
four mics N1Tta Of Marlaita, Juns I6-Dav
heflre ystsniay, Gen. Polk Wes instantly
KILLED y q shall frnm ths 5sh Indiana bssssry,
while standing By Johnston and HArdeo, on
Pins mountain This is unqassionabio.
On yesser5ay morning the rebels ovscuaiel
Pima kRob Or ROHDt.ia, whera they had twenty
pieces Of csnnon, On seogHnt Of heavy demon
STATIONS made by Howard i.is dsy before, which
shfealeBed to cus them Of irom Eheir nan Inns.
70 half q mile further south. 0ar line now runs
Amos. parallel WITH sa5 souih Of Ia Marietta
road.
Yesterday 5chofsld presss5 the rsbals On he
les hssYiiy, dri7ing thsn ab5ut mile with hia
xirmishaEs, carrying their works McFhsrsou
jfaTo ihoIa on the Iefs lsBg disianoe to the
base of L unosaW m0aussia, tsiiBE The frss
'ina Of work. and four hnndTed prisoners.
Howard, Pslmer ana Hooker, at O'clock.
made ssssUits on ths csgieF By e9lumn and
closed IA mass. TIE Tsbsis yFars driven ever q
mila up 70 dark By lie sk.rlish lire Ebicl
alone we're engaged. End ca1iei thse-sst Of two
hills and one hns Of Wafka Tas skEmishcfs
wsrs the All and 5Izf IlinoiEi 81 Ksnineky,
50 Iling.s 17gh Peunas lV2ais, sud 3 ID lndi-
ana, uHaer the command cf MsjOf Carter. OF
ibe 9 h Indiana end Col. Buckley It the 6lst
nliRois. Two regiments Thoso usmss Lid not
learn, assisted. ~ "a, Of ihs I4.h ogrps, also
engaged and drova ina enemy VITA his akif1sish-
ess. We gained very irporssut successes along
tae vsh0ls Inc TssssEdag. Our less Is not morg
than two hundred ID.
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ONE sDAY LArER FROM THE
North.
RSderaI HepsrsL 1reEa FIrEEaka-IsHrkets,

Federal HepsrfZ 1reEa FiFgEaka-izurlxets,
Liess tcs
HKaDo'Rs ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, Sunday
morning, Jane 10 mo positive sdvsntsgs has
beer. obtained over TIE. enemy during the LAST
tWeDty-four hours.
Pssessburg is suTroua5ed By an sbattis Of
Yankee bayOpeis Titfaa sasy range Of the city.
The TTlBEHs's special Of the lS;h says the
/ fourth battle a. Pstotsbuag ended last night.
| We attacked three times YesterdeY-ai din tae
morning, nson. sad at 4 IL Ne afternoon. In
the afternoon Warren joined on the left and
swinging rsand WiIh sszirnsniQg front half
mile e least, advanced taking cue line Of forts
s1d pressing up another and tbs last. Hancock
ard Burnside Being in the center found more
opposiiior
Hsneock gained a mile.
Hofaside's less il mes, Il The lss assault,
raa particularly severe in BarloW's Asd Glib
boas' divisions, snd ihe 21 tiviBion q BaID-
sides c0mnana. One more lne, snd We have
/ tie town, which sonas eiTcun iiIalssst0 b he
I last defense
The HsTald's special Of She Isth says At4
this morning Bsrnside's corps shseked ths ene-
my's works 0E -lhe left Of cur line, and carried
| them sfief a sevsTo and protrsc ed struggles
/ capturing about b0o0 prisoners, siE eEceiisnt
/ br.ss Rsld pieces, aud two that were spiked
The TsrRss' SPECIAL says: A iotee of 1000
/ ef Baflal' s men ajVAnced on the RsehmsRd aud
Petersburg railroad, three or fsur miles, directly
ii with Lees veteran army, which It cut In two,
by dessa y three miles. of railroad over which
troops n zen passing. We caPluied S0V
prisoners l. the almost vacs:sd re5ei
/ Nav YoRK, ,. (2I-The Hsnald's special
sgys Hancock aas bsen relieved by BHney, st
bis own request, because Of the Io0biesoma
nature Of an old wound He expects 70 bt ~
/ tfe 6eld again within week.
ais said there are 0o00 rebel troops in Pe-
tuburg, and being constantly reinforced. On
forces on Saturday, made several attacks bui
were unable 10 g&Ln any ground
BeSuregard Commands PeteTsbuIg with bis
army sud pertions of Longsueet's aud VII
coxe forces. There is no eecisiveseydence tle
laeTs Is more than small poIdon Of Lees army
Tas Hsralds 10sh coIresp p0EdenPs dispssel
SAYS 6oa. Brooks saecseds Gilmore ia conmAn
ol tie lO.h corps.
ggRaUDA HUNDREDS, Juns 20-Yssterda-
was conpaEatigely quist and cur lines nov ex
. tend sone distance beyond Petersburg, up th
AppoEsiox.
. Gen Butler went uR the James river, az
: had 81 interview with Admiral Lac.
NRw YORK, jana 81 Secretary Stanton. i
J adispaich last night, says up to 10 O'Clock Sur
lesy night no later operations on the james rive
hA6 occurred.
III Our losseS Saturday said 10 be very hesyv
bal 10 eficial rstaEns have been Tsceiys~a
: Gan. Foster informs Sis1nton that -. 8 Of oa
senaral ofissIs are ia the enemys hands
! Charleston aad are kept under cur fEs, an
Z Stanton gave Foster permission to place lik
number Of rebsI eficeEc, same rank, under reb'
FIRE.
NEW YORK, june SI--Cotson fm-prict
= not uaoled. Gold was slncksn from he boar
this morning. At ] o'clock ibis afternoon tvs
ssiHnz Al two huDdred and thses.
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TIE nEIrEsm COTTON TRADE.

We invite tie attention Of our readers to tie
article on the British Cotton Trade" prepared
BY GEORGE McHEERY, of Europe, e the spe-
sisl request If Com n. F MAURY, Of the c S.
Navy, to whom It Is addressed. It Is an exceed
iag5y interesting and importsnt document,
suauating from man couveTssDt with al the
facts slated, and who, from his eonneetfon with
the Bdtish eatton trade, is amply qualified TO
speak Of It's operations
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A GaiIaas sea of georgia.

From ,hs Maesn Tssgrsph.l
Tho public hsVe airsa5y learned SON tho
papers. the fearless and Eehl5 sct Of SsTrt
Isasc p Caller Fhleh IS ths sabises Of the az
neLs5 correspondence. Vi,sy Wiz nov learn
ihat be IS as unsm5iiioas - oaaRs. de deolinss
promotion properly rendered mn isE tbs hecoie
ae.
6,zsEPs 5TH Ga RECT, Jnns -. 1854.
EBTrOR TsLsGaAPH: I sspd gou a copy Of
~ 1F5ag promqtpg Ssrgl. Csgisz. company z /,
sad. iis dsoliHztl1u. j. Is chsraC elisilc Of TO-
man, brave and eailsui. Sat quiet and unassuR
iEr.. 70 -Besils IL ii3elfs
( ffRAnQUzRrEas .FAgKsazs BREAD
Walkers BFs.a7. HFdsss CoGps, Army 9 s
Fannalsee, ia th= .-Is.Ee-s 81 vel q
Fietsa: ae7sr.l OEasD N5s-.
On tle 2lsl mas, Hsilo ihia brigade VA
iins Of 8zssle, 5essnd 1aEasssHurks, Ead 6adIr =
heavy afs ifom-tne ensmy's astillery, schfe1-
nsl sbos, win = R5msn fuss, ssIaeE the work5.
passed under the top log and iell sNoBg he
msa in HI ditch.
While the fnsa was still smoking ami the
uen were flying from the danger q tha sppFe-
handed explosions, SsTgs. Ilaae 7. Collier, o.
company x, 5sh regiment Georgia voianzsels,
ssizad ths pr0ieoliIs snd Iafew is Oul Ct tie
diieh.
La the iadgmeat f The brigade commander
shis Is s case which calls for the exercise OF tha
power Of a9p4llsLllit ~ AE &C OF lilll
valor,n which Is Fosied 10 the President The
Witnesses Of the 5fagasy Of SsEgs. Collier saas
Lisnf. A 81 HighroWsr, Corp z. Y. Burkatt,
Privaiss Z P. simpson. ". y. K. Ialisy, J. T.
Bseku5, Co. K. 5.h "a. Regiments; Joan All
bright and JsA. ShgltieFaIla, Of BsAuregard' s.
balieFy As tbaIe IS vaesccy eft "a hsutsnRns
in Company e, 5ih Georgia resimsBt, SaEgt-
Isaac P Collier is hereby psomoted 70 me ranls
Of 2 lieutenant, aud IS aasigasd 70 duty ss
auah in OcmpsHy E, 5lh Ga. regiment, 20 isss
rank tom me 1lssdsy-s -si .fqns, l564. He VII
report 10 the Commanding ts'eeE of thst com
pany for dnty. This order j. sulJse 20 shs
approval asd rasfiesien 81 ne Pfssiiaat----
By command o. Bsig Gsn. Jn0. K Jaekson-
5. a MORENO, A A. Gen
eoEPAsY K. ssa Gaaleia Regiment. June p
1869 -czpssin; I have sAs honor 90 noei r.
spsehfdy decline tho above promotion. In
,hfosing tha shesl nom tss ditch, an eonse.oaa
Of haFins done .Osfras. bus ny duty in atismPl-
ing to ssVs my lifs aaa tle .ssos Of iha men
around no. prefer 80 fsaaeia ia my csmPsnT
sith my eonEsls8 wEam I .a.i hQme with on
Tia IN DAY 81 MAJ f56L
Isa4c P EoLLIER. q gafg't CO. <
Csgt T. 1lsfsee, - A. 64ns
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FfrT E7arfscisEsrs sf .lsondaE's FFeEr.
sAinEFrz. Juns 2s-The severe punishment irs.
6ietsd upoa the snsT yesterday b. efsls asrtss arad
LOTins rsndsrsd thsu very quiet toby.
Willie the Gre communicated 10 he Woais r7as raea1
one q sur CHEERS in suhuTisY, called 20 ne Yankee
ooHaEauder, sEyins that, a. act Of hzs1aify. We
would cease airing TO gEo thsn Hs- e carry OF heir
wounded then in danger Of being BaFnt avs, paicE
was doas. AFTER this ths ariag was rszumsd uis.l
frightial results 90 the enemy. In front Of csburns
division the snsny lost one thoHsaad alone. vhis
in Ohssihams front {. was much greater. Our loaz
was less than days when skirniEhing. Ons
hundred and atty will cover #.
Walksra division. as skirmisAsrs acted Wish great
hsrolsu. Nins out of sisvsR msn were bsYonstsd In
oae rihs pit slons, while ihslF oaiosrs actually szs
ths enemy down with thsr ssbros.
Two Of cur ofassrs from he sane pit elzets 7rifh
bayonst wouad5, while tsir clothes we're psrfIrassd
with bullets.
sarsszut IN Jacksons bdsads seized she'll uhiie
tho fass vas lighted. and threw IT from ihs pr IA Edis
it had fsilsz. Hs promoted On The field ~ Cen
Jackson to lisutsnansy, bat ths heroic fellog nod
asily declined Il
Serge ". J. Woliz. Company /. assih Tsaasssso.
vanghn's brigade lsap.d over the bFuzasuozks ana
seized ths standard presented b. Gen Buiord % 20
27ih Hinqs Wrsztod q lom its bearer and 5rusghi s
tfiuuphanty osul9 For this daring aot Gca- Bar
dss pTsasHiea o b .ls gsIlant sergeant Il wss ir.
serbsd "BslH b, Uaion Cl;y snd sions rsvsr.r
The sDeny -lIs desperate attempt TO taxa Kar-
nssaH moun.eil I'D attacked WORKS II es anas o.
picked troops heroes Of Missionary ridge bnl lari1
corps drove lhsaa bsek with loss ssiimzisd e. 30.
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HKADQuAKrERs AsHsTRoEGs BBIe CAVALRY, I
In the Field June q, 1864.
EDg APPEAL: You will please publish the fol-
lowing lisi Of oasuaes in tho portion OF Arm rorgs
brigade engaged with the enemy near Manninss mills
en- the 18Th yune, Brig. Gen F. @. Armstrong, com
.Iaaasng;
I'd Af;ssisippi Rsgisseat Capt ". 4, Rodgers,
Commanding.
Company 3. Capt e Bialock. somd'g-Wounded
9 W Cross left arm, light N Bieasos, sids, sit; h
compsny c, Lisut ! P walker. oomd'r-Killsd: J L
Phillips Wouudsd @ Husssr hand slt.
Il Company 3, Liaal sam MhiEuani eomd' 'g-Kiled: c
A Morgan. Waundeds ~ Anderson leg, sit; Frazk
Eiog leg ssy; John W Saes4su side aud arm severe.
I company X, lst Lieut. 3ala p Harris, cond'g-
foundsd: SsFgt b tutto, iasa si'i Las N Hsuder-
son, head, seEi n Lee, shou ds.s sevi Z Stewart
breast ssv; Jas House, breast, sew R y Anis a Thos
1 Hsnson, leg, sl G W sherman, side A.
Bagsatias's RsginsRt, Capt Ed. Porter
/ Commanding
GanpaugB, LIST Lieut. c 5 Davis, eOmfs- Weandsd
\ co1pan, c, Is Lieut. Merritt, ooud s-Voasi
ed 4 EGhols, calf Of leg, SIS A Whitten shoaldaf
si.; ! Garrett, right arm, sit Owen, knee SIT
Connauy /, cspt W W Mcdowell, oOmd g--Wound
coTapsay Fl ist Lieut. C Steele, eongg-W Wounded
| TsYl0r Lsnan sbss. mcrislly.
7 Company @, lst L L Ac6owsn, eomdg-Wound
ed: Il Wnin, nip seV; B d Brown, hand, painful
Company h Capt s II Blackwell cOuad g-FVound
ed; Cerp Al Morris, thigh, slJi Whit Perry, foot kev
B Blackwell, hand, sew -,
Company :, lst Le1t B Riddiok, eOInd' 's-H ound
ed: " H Iuuer, hand, sit.
Company <, capt K b Taylor, oomd'g- Wounded
W II Smith, hipy1nngereus
sseiion Of Kiag's Missouri Battery, Lisat Far
RS, C0AmGRdsEg.
kilsd: sers VIM Tucker. Wounded: Chas Comb
Reespitalstion-K Killed 3. wounded 99-32
VIRGIL V. MOORE, A. A. A. G.
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HOSPITAL ACCoMH0 BATIoss.-A CORE
spon tsrt, who Is sa officer At h6ePaal, writes
rs to kHow if the ration act specifies thai
wouB6ed and sick Ofaeers are to pay one dollaI
peT diem at The hospital The following JON 6
resolution was adopted by Congress at its last
sassiea, sud approved by the President on the
oh h-iuaA 'Rssolvsd, That slI sick and wound
ed effcsEs IN the naval or military service absll
BE- entitled 10 enler any hospital and receive
szch iTealnaes and rasiens as now provided By
Law, free efeasrgs"
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PAnLlAmRNTARY Noraa.

The Law Of Prizs.-Case sG tae rAsca-
leosa.
From the London IndsxI
On Tuesday, in the House of Lords, this
subject WAS brought forward By LORD Casllns
foTd in very able and exhaustive speech
After few predatory remarks bis ieEdalsip
yacitsd the history Of % case The Tusca-
sOOsa wss originally : Federal vessel named
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-29

manufacturing eouutry. Her eoen isbrics record.
ed by her diaeovessrs valsd the long famed goods Of
Iaaia Inasas vagasbIs g7srs they that small pieces
Of oxquisis ns Gotten cloth wars used By the Next
cans fer ourfessy Yet no one has ever attempted to
claim TOR Mckee he poslsioR Of slAfgs grower Of cot.
ton
The qusHig o. eotton and cotton goods in ts hands
Of all eIsssag lhc Uniisd Kingdom, was greater On
ihs Is Of Janaery, lss2 than at suy osher time and
ths stocks on the Is, Of Jsnua-y 1864 than on
any previous secession TAe chief falling on was in
yarns nu6 s0osE-a dHalnuilon IN eoting material that
ID seldom siiuasa and the importance Of which has
not besn fully sen1iaersd The following may be re
gsrdsd fsii estimate of ths wants Of tbs United
Kingdo-a, for 1854
The home eonsanpiisn viii require in
wsightof present Inferior sorts Of cot
tp3u1ds) 275 coo 900
Tke sxporiaiioa OF eafion goods II only
the sane as last 600 009 600
The expectations ol raw eosion, If only the
ssrns - last yesr-.----->--.s....---. 80 coo 600
7H50o0005
Tbs quantity Of cotton Of all
kinds In warehouse ON the lss
january, was .--... .-..-.... .l23 600 600
In ssi1nsrs knriE, Tine. 70 000, ,001
In yarns and goods sane time,
IN the nanns Of all classes
from the apinRerg 70 The
taiiers.- 100 0O0, 900
LmportHtons At the rate Of in.
crease sincs the lst Jan. 90
Apr over last year......sl5 600 0oo-l 05S 900 coo
Dshcieney .(psunds) $1,000 900
With sieekS Of everything In the shape Of cotton aaa
cotton gsOdn exhausted
Incuded IN tbs reespts Of osttCn last year were.
before remahsd all hs Did stocks Of cotton attracted
from the inssFor Of India China, Egypt etc. BY rsason
Of tie high prices thas prevailed in England In the LAT
tsEPart Of 1869 II csnnot bs supposed that the In
crease in the production this year wiz more than
balance those old stocks though In the preceding table
an addition Of p per esnA has been made the
lmporiatisHs Of cotton in 1868 Tor the estimate Of
1864 To be sure the neresss far this year hAs been
At thai rate but there likelihood Of its being kept
Up when reference ls made to the sources of supply
through the whole twelve months.
The impOriAtiOns into the United Kingdom Tor jan
uary, February and March, 1868 and 1904. are thus
given: