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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-19
CLOTHING.

CLOlHlNG.
A GREAT PANIC NOW RAGING /
rI
ANOTHER RAID!"
RrsuLTlSo IN THE
COMPLETE OVERTHROW or HIGH PRICES.
STARTLING INTELLIGENcE d., o
49,.
COTTON UP 81.
GOLD UP!
EVERYTHING UPl
But 4, matters not to us; the Goods on hand
mus, be sold. Now Is tho time to buy ,-
YOUR CLoTH1NGt ~
and tie place Is at the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
where you will ind splendid assortment OF
cusToM-MADE GOODS,
also, an immense stock OF READY MADE CLOTH.
ING and GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER,
At prices that defy competition.
CALL AND SEE SAMPLES
before purchasing elsewhere, At tho
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
400 SEVENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
III. SMITH,
jy2s- 4so Seventh Street.
SHALL WE SAY IT" H.
"DARE WE SAY ITw
"YEs.n
We will not DO undersold by Smith or any one else
WE HAVE GOT THEM.
We can sell them, and we will sell them.
WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL,
Undoubtedly owing to the fact that the publ,
have found out and appreciate our motto:
MANY SALES, BUT SMALL PRoFTTsI "
sENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Boys CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS VARIETY
AT 4s4 SEVENTH STREET.
ms-tf J. BRUCE co.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
The Ang,o-Indian Telegraph.

TO THE
n will interest those who have watched the progress
OF onr telcgraphc communication with the East t. know
water 90 the Mekran coast lately reported your indian
news been repaired.
telegram has been received by Sir Charles Wood
from Colonel Stewart nt Copstantnope dated the 7th
instant, conveying the subsistence OF q message from
Colonel Kembai at Baedad, Of the I'd instant reporting
the reinstatement OF cegraphic
Bcssora and Kurrachee and announcing the receipt at
September.
ibs line from Bssdad 10 Hillab, and thence to III.
wanyeh on the Euphrstcs, Ia completed, but between
The latter point anu korreh, where the Tieris aud
Euphrates unto with the ShateArab there remain yet
" be nnshed one hundred and sixty miles Of land tee
graph 10 complee our through tslegraphio commuuica-
lion with India.
Tho Eaphrases has ceased TO bs savgsbIe river for
some yesrs through the banks being neglected and thus
until the land line - completed, the only communication
between Bssdad and Bussora by way of the 1grs, ey
The British armed steamer Comet. txo Turkish steamers
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

Tho Philadelphia Ledc Of 70 day says
The coal tonnage the pssi week has increased some
twenty thousand the previous THIS is
~ increased demand Tor coal, and
pruyeucut OF 80 cents 80 ~ 30 per ton IN prices
within abort The iOaar-e = the 10 satCs
OF the last rts gwen aboT 70, Is S5s2.05s tens
egaiust Te45s3 tons cores p0adag last year
wing ~ eos ISJ tons. Some II The Mines
that bad temporarily stopped win the fan Of soi a
month ago. ard which lan brought down the prices
coal with Il, again in operation with the advance OF
gold aod other mines expected start the coming
week, n this deprecation Of currency and uept
increase OF price continue. Tnorgn the price OF
has advanced 81 20 81 per h r. still 81 so 70 s SO per
ton bolow what u was two months ago.
The Toledo and Wabash road earned the third week In
October-
l5oJ o1sUio
Increase sl4 a66
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Death OF Bill Anderson and seven OF
His Mon.

81 Iors, Oct 20, 1894.
ocia dsep.tobcs us received at say that
She guerilla Gend Bill Anderson aud as men were
htled Al Albany, Ray county, yesterday. sx n his
pc bs shot here usrrow retaliation tor tue
1s ', A,or wilson aai ais mea,
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

be made by which the present ope and all tho future
underground railways OF the metropolis TO be carried
on by the atmospheric ppeumasc power. Inc great
revolet,on motive power Tor travelling vehicles has
begun, and dirty slow moving omaibuses and s'reeI
RAILWAYS will soon be among the thees OF the psss ln
imnense Improvement will be the greatest boon 70 way
iarcrs aod residents Of croxded cities.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
The rranco-Italian Treaty.


CITIZENS OF TrsIN.
According TO the Memorial Dipiomdtiyt1 there Ia
another document 10 be made known forming part Of the
series relative 20 the ItaIoKoman affairs. IL Is second
despatch, addressed the 23d september by NJ Drouyn
dc Lhuys 10 Count de Sarees az Rome, and calling the
Intention OF the Ponacal Court 10 the guarantees with
Mich The French government has surrounded the
ss the convention OF the 18th September by the Tu.
~ s,s,,pct The Minister Of Foreign Affairs therein
.s ,ssua, the Holy See the formal assurance that II
,nc tn,nsrar sInmcnt should fail in Its engagements
~. 49,, a..u..I1ao would remind II OF thsm, and
e' vv. .y .,nOse suv violation OF o treaty
wnico osafs me signatufsa n Trsucs
from the Paris ..sse Oct, m
letter from Trustworthy ,ca an po,a states that
the Pope, having received in public .ndencs fcw davs
back Two hundred French priests. sa IN ,beu among
other tniugs-"There are persons who sc,,evs ,hst
simple convention Ia sufficient settle our sr,,rs a. n
compromise was possible with the consVicpce and the
Church negotiate on the Abandonment " ts princip.c
thereore invite you my children, continue the strug
gle with energy, aud not IN make the elghtest conces
70 error 10 ths OF this interview she Pope
said 10 have iusisted again again On the necessity
~ defending with courage the rights OF Church. and
ot opposing with frmness every Infringement 90 thcu
Advices from Turin speak fully OF the compeusa.
ons which there "a SAID to bo an intention Offering 70
The ancient capital o. naiy They would be-Relie 10
the extent o twelve millions n favor OF the propretors
OF houses also ono OF ten millions constituting the old
debt of the city, andhe reduction OF annual sum of
100000 francs Of ares for Indefinite period. Turin
would moreover, bayo ,con rnercai advantages which
would naks akiad u Urea city 10 the Rorth Of tSy.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.

SATURDAY Oct 2o-6P. N.
Tho stock market recovered tIis morning from the
slight depression yesterday afternoon and the general
tendency OF speculation was upward
The closing szes the nrst board, compared with
those Of Fridays second board, were folows-Erie
advanced \. New York Central Y Pittsourg and Fort
Wayne Iy Hudson River 1h, Reading l, Chicago and
Northwestern IL, preferred Ia Michigan Central X,
Michigan southern q Illinois Central az, Chicago aud
Rock Island a. Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Cum
berand Coal y, Ohio and Mississippi certificates Il. k
Government securities strong an advance upon
yesterdays quotations. Coupon vetwenties sold at
lo7S "a new issue loo7s lOl, coupon ten-forties
II, one year certificates c5k z. H1f E. e
State stocks railroad bonds were Hrm but rather dull
After tho call there confident feeling sho
and at the open board, at O'Clock, quotations
higher. Erie sold At e7x, Hudson River I22 Reading
lSSk Michigan Central l2aH, Michigan Southern 7o4,
Illinois Central l27, Cleveland and P,sburg l03 Ceve
and and Toledo III ~ Chicago and Rock Island 81, Chi
csgo and Northwestern 44, Ptisburg and Fort Wayne
IoSK, Prairie du Chien S. Cumberland Coal 52a., Quick
silver 81 y, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 36ss.
Afterwards the street, there being second resu.
lar open board Saturday the market fraction
lower, but steady at the decline.
Gold tended upward under unfavoraole constructions
OF the news from Grants army. The quotations
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
The Bogus pee q nttOns OF tho London
Stock fxe e5nnge.

from the London lines tcity afticle), Oct TO-
Oi,en when the climax OF storm s just passug. the
though,ess who had Ancgiected every warnog OF It's
approach show the most coppete loss OF courage and
II is unlikely that tor little time yet there
be degree Of agitation and uncertainty which, but for
the happy fact that contrary 10 what was the
few years back the number who ignorant of nnln
cial principles minority. instead o. majority,
might grow into something approaching 10 panic. ~
to the Inferior ddwk Bdicidi companies and oher
cocl ions ot the recent folly, n is mir rscg> cye.
holders 70 nq,Te into Uen poior To the general pub
lie such matters need be Their career
great distributors OF capital TO he locked 10 every
kind OF scheme for which engineers could furnish plans
or promoters obtain concession. a. at sd and al
though they may stil and sphere OF usefulness
It's limits will be narmesa Even the parties Interested
IN should be tbankiul and congratulate
themselves that they safe nan when rro-
miums at the highest u the Illusion OF one hun.
drcd per cent dividends had been carried little further
their directors would have haa time TO involve them
beyond the power OF extricaion. IL is probable
that with few smart loescs teson Wall hnrs been
pr,ssd that may answer all purposes Meanwhile, what
may ia hess respects and whatever indvid
ual Instances OF speculative disaster may be inevitable
may be brought about by a withdrawal Of assistance
In special just when Its withdrawal most nu.
dcious all that the great body oil the
pubic have 70 watch with perfect confidence
course OF restoration N progress. and which, II
more rapid, would IN the prospects OF m permanent
suits be proportonably loss satisfactory.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30

America for the purpose q being epioye some new
rawa which was said 70 be In Of construction 10
that country. II was alleged that the railway" only
existed 10 the imagination OF federal recruiting agents
na ne Germans had been TO leave vateraod
20 become food Tor powder In the United States armies
put some hitch having taken place in the arrangements
number Of them refused proceed further than Liver
pool II 70 now stated that the recruiting agents have
directed their attention TO Denmark and Sweden, and
tnat number OF artisans and persons who have lett the
Danish army have been induced 20 sign agreement 70
work al some mines, but actually, 70 supposed 70
Dc taken TO America to be enlisted into the federal army
Inc memorandum OF agreement" which is rather
an elaborate document purports 70 be between
sne subscribing parties and Benjamin Y. Teht Came
rtcan consul at Stockhom). acting 40 agent
OF Thomas r. Mason, Elisha I. Loring, and
horato Bigeow, executive COMMITTEES OF certain min
ing companies in the United States called the Quncy
Mining Company, the Fewabic Mining Company and
others and sets forth the arrangemen which Will De
made Tor conveying the emerauts to the Glands OF tho
Two Swedes, named L. q. swens,on and p G. Swenston.
masons that they and forty other swedes were H.
duced TO sign agreement M Stockholm on the 18TH
OF September last that they were conveyed by steamer
to Grimsby, from thence by raf TO LIVERPOOL; that
during The passage they treated as prisoDers and
badly used that they warned that they we're 70 DC
taken 10 America 70 join the federal army; that whom
they arrived 10 Liverpool they made their escape from
tho persons watching them and that they then applied
70 tho swedish aud Norwegan consulate tor advice They
do not not know what became OF their fellow passengers,
but they believe they were pepuless that they were
unable 20 escape aud taken on board the steamer
Immediately upon leaving the railway citation. to be con-
Yeyed TO America .., ag4
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
The Ladies Of Paris Dyeing Their Hair Red.
and Ecd hair the Fashion.
ExPL CREATIONS IN SOUTH AMERICA.
~>~~~~~~~>~..~~>-~~~>~s>~c
THE TELEGRAPH In INDIA.
ks. ke.s ~.

The steamship City o, Manchester from Liverpool 10Th
sia eens,own 10th, passed Cape Race Friday night
route 10 New York
Her advces are four days later than per steamer
nadia AT Galiax.
lhe political news contains features OF Importance
Commercial failures in fngia continue take place
Twenty Liverpool nrIns hove failed.
The Duke o. Newcastle ia dead.
commercial panic has occurred ia Rio y1nero. Four
banks have susierded pay incnt.
1bs irigate Nia-ara pissed Deal the Goth, bound
west.
The steamer Ontario went ashore near Yarmouth,
ard will prove total
lie ship Gertrude. san Francisco. ia reported
Rio Juneiro dscoarcrg cargo
lhe steamship Nnsrh american, from Quebec, arrived
at Liverpool On the isth iusi.
The .teamship CITY Of Bi.,imore, rrcm Now York. ar.
rived At Liver.oo, ou The istn lest
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
& u r O p e 4.

{ u X O p E
The City of Manchester OF
.Bto Cape Race
FOUR DAYS later MEws.
Our London and Paris Cor
respOndence. 80
49, s~~~~~~oos>S~>o~.>~e|~ -.
Failure Of Twenty Mercantile Firms
in L;vsrpssl and other FAIL a..1
urss All ever England. ser
Suspension Of Four Banks In
Rio Janeir0.
DEATH OF THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE.
Origin Of the Peace Address from the
English Ccpperhsads.
>~->~~o>~~c~>o-~~~>~--,>~
Fall in the Rebel Cotton Loan
and Advance in the Value
of Greenbacks."
Sketch of the New French Min
lister to WasI:ingt0n.
Ngazzinfs Manifesto on theFranco-
italian Treaty.
AN ENGLISH PRINCESS In A LOVE FIT. |
The Ladies Of Paris Dysing Their Hair Red. |
and Eed hair the Fashion. !
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ExPL 0RATl0NS IN SOUTH AMERICA. |
~>o~~0>~~.>sT~--~~~>~r~-c
THE TELEGRAPH In INDIA.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Com merciai Insciiigcnee.
the Lo, Oes MONEY MARKET.

IoyDoy, Oct. 20, 1904
Consols closed AZ sst< a ssx for mcacy.
AMERICAN S1ocgs Tho atest sales were. .-ilinoss
Ceutrsi Railroad, 50N 81 70 Discount, Ere Railroad,
coz auh.
THE LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LysRrooL. Oct 20, 1904
Co1oy Sales FOR three days about 20 900 balss tbs
market closing dui with decline OF opc .hslf penny
BRRApsrUFpa. pa.-Tbe market is duh
PKovnioya tbs market "a inactive.
PaopucD -Ibe nNkN dan Sugar IA oasss.
The New York herald., 1864-10-30
EmIarans nesrrsts FER tho UnIon Army

iftom tue LiVoipOpt MeFsdFy, pCt IL
Some tune ago called atentics 10 the arrival in
Liverpool aud Hun o. number vf Germans, wna bad
bean dpe,i " leayo sher owo eoua.Y % proceed 70
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

nominsiou Tussd In hopes that through the feeling
that they nght arouse. against Little Mac they could So
vent Ss ,o sdsd IN prsv.o.,as
osnot that evening Night having overtaken them e0c
s mere being no way TO light the buidng 'ney wees
Then came The private man ipuIations The game Of
Drsg vas once commsnccA. but dm NOT
apparent to.s ''nus ns,s Ao,u' ssa %ansa. Mccians
strength II had the result IL concentrated
and riyeted Il more firmly together. The effect was
lighted with the OF the rabid peace element de-
DounctoE him, and considered tbe action OF Harris
Jo1es and Long one OF the best cards that they could
have before the people,
the charges o harris were met BY General Morgan or
Ohio, the gallant oihcer OF Cumberland Gap fame but
Hho ultra peace men ony the more enragod Their
kaIne was 10 defeat AcUle.an's Doniuaon at all hAz-
brds but the result showed that they bad undertaken
whch they with the combined corts Of the repub
oan admustf alton, not able 10 do. IN the eort
~ maze tho nomination unanimous about QUE third "
the Ohio delegation hsd out TO the last and refused 70
CONS 10 until tendeIoa VAS nominated Tor wee ffss'
dent
Jaues Guthrie was che choice or majority OF tho Fast
do egaons Tor Vice President, ana on the hTst 6aot
posffisad more votes tnan any oiaer eaudidsie shd
VII hsye been nominated on the second ballot Ne~
os ,h changed i war represented 90 the leaders
49, -, TX delegation tnat the nomination oil feu
.a, ana ~ "a the difficulty iu the West ana North
an along Refused 10 ssi g the pno utras Duthse naa
was told these raots he ss sna "nen sa,
x,renssn ,hsn Ie Ne cnsnsa y VIII secure any moro
consultation. Tho Western eauers Nd those from ths
East consulted together, and tue res, was that New
aok changes 70 iendlstou. feansy .alowed and
ne nominated,
Met iellan nomination secured in a souewn.s IN
usua WAY. II u neuai n conventions TO c.a-
didaes for the whole hne 70 turR division Of oces
Promise Tor Office 20 delegates usually the turning
point that decides the tate Of candida That what
changed the result oa Vice President at the Baltimore .
Republican Convention, while Od Abes renoIaination
was secured by men already holding Office him.
But there was no person here 10 speak for Mcclellan
this subject or 20 promise office not snge position
promised to MI! person lie stands before tue people
trely untramalled in this respect one OF the points
urged the most perssleDtiy against Mcclellan by the
peace men that there person here who
had the authority TO say could tell of their
o. kno Wedge whether 'sMac' wns democrat
publican ~. Never before placed in naIni-
nation compistey independent ana unpraeeo 10 any
person or faction a. "Ltte Mac" No person pretended
70 speak h, had the Il making
promises ia d is behalf.
The result Of this narkabls con yenor now before
the people, Is 70. them psss their verdict upon
the ballot box lis rs, reception egcry wbsrs augurs
well for It. In their bands /, mes, bs LETT.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
Ths Army Press Despatch.
HsAo2r aetsss, Aary o. rHs 'oro~aO, !
sept 80 A.


sept SO An
Exrrvrf1~ a pssxRrsR
Private Ssisn ). Chandler, of Battery X, Fourth
United states artillery, suffered the cxtrsms penalty OF
the law for having deserted from his command igriog
active operations detail from tue provost guard Of
second d,von the second corps, performed tho
duty The c1iprli Addressed hs fellow soldiers, ad
morishiug them against the crime of dssertou lie then
down his co;in wtea the cospisn made prayer
after which his cyss bsadayei. Iu few minGtss
gave sigD taat ready, and e1snt baiis.s
entered his and heai, Killing him instantly. He
lssyes wife int two iagghtsrs 70 molrn his fais
Another cprit. nsmed Almttter VAS 70 have sarsrs;
tts but managed TO eject MS escape taroash
neg TO the enemy two days ago
lW John =. Heritage. ~ th@ EsveD,h Nsv YORK
vcru,,ess has been missing tho hsht or ,bs 2jth
Angus, tho Weldon rcsf 10 is not whesh.r
bs was Killed or taken prisoner
GgygisAk GIANTS LArg OssxV.
feserters 10 nightly claiming ibs benefits "
General Grant order. slglo tnom proect,n AIT
employment they Wish r. bit not forcing them INTO
service fweivs rams yrstsrtas
All Is guiet along thy .ius shs nor,InS. sos-rsly
bsia2 heard
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

James n art, Il, l6tth N
Corp 7 bcpccthy, \, lb3 y Y
shich Williams q, 7 N v " A
sJohn B,lihn, n. 9Th Mss.
Geo walker, n 9Th n v n A
Eliss Merrim.r, q, lsota IL
Uht ' Smith, n. ilotn N Y
" IN Hurse, n, l6ith \ I
VIM Welch. l., Sth y v II a
J,snl blanchard, h, str n II
James Alrcrd, u. ltcLh Pcno
Alex Wilson. n. 6,th Penn
rdwsri Haley, q. bth W
Chsndl-s InuiAn y. 9th ~
.Iorp L scChiskey A, . MASS
Jacob Barth d. ith N u A
~Orriu > Bentley 9TH N Mich
Cofpl Chas Cox, y. 9Th N X
heavy n,t.lisry
1hos tsAl agacr, T., 80 ~
sWm Rice, v. Tth n Y n A
sO~en usher. II sist -
Ferdinand Duff II .Sth NIH
sJobn W estovcr. L ithSt HA
Ldw'uAnthony, " .etbhY HA
sI'cter A C,llah,nc. q. l34 "a
sMichscl fox, u, iG1th Y
Woodbv Smith, X, 9th n ~
Thos n Roys. X, u 9th N X
sScrgt Edward " Tylsr, x,
lat Conn cavslry
Henry class, ", 1th n y II A
.pcter Ry,htniyei, K,6lst M
A kigntlinRer, X, a,h o "
wu = ksm ball A, l6tth N =
sJohn W urifiln. u, 7ttNyHt
baml Bnllen. X. iJlst N y
James Walker, p. 9th n VI
Christian Mc0ee, n. l6sth ny
sFred ksenimcrliur F.2Sth y
Peter Soden, A, isth nv
UP Woods, X. ls, \ u
rJos Whitc, ! 18th NY " art
sJacob Myers, ~ tth Mich cav
raeO Sweet, IA, 9sa Msss
q IA "a lhs Il, I'D Pa
J w sen rtt X, 5,E Pa
Eooch kiiuc, u iI.tn N Y
sAodissn G Keen. A, ,;cilA
.,lohn Dickerson ~ s.to "a
Jcnn Rice, q, i6ith MY
e) Full information IN
death will 10 alvcn.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
the ra,,ona, Ts,errspnse unio,.


1nc National Teiegrsph5c Union will assembe ou Moo
dsy morping, At tie A. Jan,s Hotel Delegates rom
most OF The priucIpe, cities will D, present ssny oI
Them have already arrived. ihs Union "a composed Of
tho principal eiegaoh operators throasbc tho country
ahd In an sssTaatau formed fcr beoevcent sod social
purres ukyuinccfs sre a. follows resident. James
T., Smith of View YORK Vice Iresdsnt q W Hammond
ST LOUIS secretary, A. Davis, u easton pvessas e
Jamss ick. of Ibisdelpb1
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
Deaths in Hospital at Richmond.
ro ruE spigoR or rim aEKALD.
CAMP pAxsLs HosriraL,

CAMP PAxsLs HosrrAL,
NRAR A-gAroLs, Nd August %, 1854.
rhavs placed ny possession Iis' o. Uutou ,oI.
d.rs who died the Fourth Division o. Geusrsl Hosa
No ar IN Richmond, from June 70 August - wnich
respectfully submit 70 you FOR publication. TINS is
obtained from sergeant of the Firs; New York n,
goons. Hs captured on May 4 IA the Wilderness
taken to Richmond nni pa-oed Angus. ~ Afsr beng
there phort tins dssarsd Ward naser Of tns
ward, in which 40 many OF our brave heroes died. lie
will, from q record which he has preserved give all
need u Information To The reatves OF these soldiers ia
regard their sickness aud the circumstances stcpd o.
their deaths His address alt DO, FOR The present
geant NJ r. HIS, Camp Psrcls Hospital rear AunapNs
Nd, care OF United states sanitary CommissNn
L lnAIY. LOrpnra. tifLcantn n " caYaIrn
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
E Mlrlou.

BrpGooD--T YSCsT--0n Friday, September 2, By me
Rev. Sir Hammond GEORGE n. BIpGooD, u Brdgsvatsr,
England TO JuIihT Regal LYNCH, adop3ed daughter NJ
Wnam and Mary Regain, OF this city.
Howk-GRAsr -.ln this city, Thursday, septsmbS
l. at tue Church Of the Holy Apostles, by the Asr
George j. Geer n D.. OF 81. Timothy's churcb, StMu~
o. HowE, OF New Work, to MARIA youngest daughr~
Of Alexander Grant, ESQ. OF Mount vernon
ENApp--DAY-On Thursday, September I, In the
Presbyterian church. Catssl n. X by the Eev, James
r. Boyd JOSEPH NJ KNArP, of Pittsburg, Pa, TO 5opHu
II Day eldest daughter OF the late Edgar B. Day, Of the
former place.
The New York herald., 1864-09-05

AlsS aoodinr, Il, ph MI
sJonu ID Blake ! h6'h Mass
Peter Lowe, y 9th NJ
Win II Todd J jSth Nsss
Corn John Mokvrr - IyJNY
.aarles keaDs
gha'irs tisll. bth y 4
George Lower. 1 sld psoi
Albert II Adams. a, NYbA
jacob Ree-cr. y. lssth Penn
Cornelius NcCuY, 4, Sd "a
Corp john y uAk-r. * Ia
YHA
Jsco5 X yser. R. iiSia y-an
Fr.d plfer q shih reup
Henry q Dsntpu, Il S5th Mas
Smitn q Cooke 4 a NNiiA
NAthsnist Peass Y sjs
Mountei Riil-s
DtviG Blilis, u, iiHh y 4
HepryiSpsu dng, " Nh MI
Wn B-snard. r.. 7th NY IA
Hlta ltDu Digb t SD NY
Hiram retteY y, Sofa Ne
Gco W Mi,bci, y liSta N
Cotpl RucGs h Dnnp Q. ioth
N0ins
ssergt John Mooney. ". -
n a u a
Bentley J Smith I isth y
IA
6corge II Powers "a. 20 y Y
Mounted III o.
Otm u Ifrep A,gd N Y " 4
Corporal Unuici k Swari, 5.
7th NY HA
John U'Neii, X l0ta \ u
Cnss Ret ser. n sUtn Mass
Henry k.aci, l'ttn y
Aud'w Robinson Il, Ith
sfel Hendfiok sOn IL Y VA
Edwin A llwsdsr u, igth -
ratk murray X. eyth , -
Eianklin AlDugat. k,tta Y .
A - Alnfisnt, IS, 3btA NN
Franeis ProudfOot, * llthVA
Iohr Dawson. q tsth n Y
rrsucu Astoadara. II ISM q
----- uicott. 4 o. r. tbni =
--- He,nstree,, ~, ,7tb NiHA
regard 70 their sickness ana
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
TIN NINTH t03PS.
Mr. James {. Ftt1patrica's Despasch.
Nt>,a asar coer. sept. .-r. ".

MINI f'FIN
agRSL FAs1s asD DASiEs.
The rebeis fe aied little last night upql posi m o'
lfre n Il massUg troops wih the iatentioa " max
ing attack but nothing came 3s IT, Ia ihe how
over, their cavalry male coupe Of most impddent
dsshes yesterday faey cbtamed entry ey some
BRIDE path and suddenly charged tho picke,s o. the
Fourth Peppsylvsnp. who rallied the body sai
finally drove them ogt. iaier "a The eyrring they
Asssied another portion or the no where col0rei
troops were 10 position aud capt led couple os pcgst
soldiers. Their numhar tlf not exceed three odlsaJHs
sar co.. II ha tnlned.