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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

Two CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.--Tw'
little daughters of John Whyte " South Bergen age,
respectively six and eight years while playing around
pile Of burning straw. on Saturday afternoon. wer'
burned badly that thoy died the same night. Mre
Whytc in her efforts 10 eKtinsush the flames was als
considerably burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
E'HaucC.

The ratification of the FreDco-Swiss Treaty
is sn accomplished fact
Boursc Hat Rentes 65f soc.
An mnqria decree declares the herring and mackcre
fisheries hencefVrlh Tree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

Turin continues tranquil. The remonstranoe
Of the Municipality Of Turin. addressed 70 the Govern
ment. declares that the transfer OF the capta 70
Florence signifies the Tenurciauon Of Rome, and pro-
tests against such Il concus.On. 49,,
The Italian Parllsment is convoked for the Path OF
October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

FATAL ACCIDEyT.-On Saturday, while TWO
men In the employ Of the Central Railroad. were en-.
"a gcd digging pit near Cemetery Hill. al embank
neat gave way, killing q the men aud probably IA
tally nIuring tho other. Thor names were not sseer
tanned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
China.

The Shanghai correspondent Of The Tunes
saws an American named Morric,. who vas CONCERNED
IN tie seizure II the steamer E'see was sentenced bt
the United States Consular Court " ten years of penal
serytude lie also says the steamer Conucias. com
mandrd by an nerican did good service At the cap
ture Of NGnkin by the lmperialsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

ygK-Ihls Court opened yesterday. before IllRo
brown and associate when the ALLOWING eeDtienie .
were emp .nneled as Grand Jurors: Julian Seacnes,
forrman; Thomas Hf'hs.ay. y. - Aslingg H'ury H..
Dickinson Danse FoB iez Jacob =. ICTs'u. Sl.s ess
H. HERMAN & Wo1-.ssEe- v. Wa4s.Jge jlr .
r. WG,.rn. James s. Rocawel- W .laai haess. y "a
rriEt.rhos. W@. II. yard. t;icasri NhiYpie. al
ard Drirrs a. ". q. Carvenhoyen. s.irs- Sander
sor, YayTSa Hian<rGson- ]. " Woods. Jos. ph Nete-
msH. Jvsee brown CHARGED the Jury y re Al
topics. and tsey retired a. deli6ara;e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
KuaAIn.

An Imperial decree has been promulgated, or
6ernc the issue Of T0nb'es in sIsl silver coin
ere aud holding out tho prospect Of further issue
financial statements are shortly expected 10 be issued
By Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
The PrincipnIities.

Six thousand peasants have lately arrived al
ongnosss an estate Of Prince Couzs 10 express tle
gratitude for the decree making them landed propri
etUys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

SUDDEN DRAIu Farrell OF Jersey
City cIled upon yesterday TO hold inquest upon
the body of servant GIRL named Mary kecpsn resid
ing IN Greene street who died suddenly on Sunday
Dr. Ocott gave his opinion that death was caused
BY oonvu!sona. and permit TOR burial wes given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

MAN DROWNED IN 4 IisTgRS.-iDe BODY u p
man named Patrick Mc.afffry fcnnd 6,osne6 IN
fLe cisern 1t tie Of No. lOr iiier!-sf yesterH
morning The deceased boarded the house. and hsc
been RISING the previous Thursday. ~ = ~
pascd he fell into the csrern by accident. inqussS
was rendered. ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Hrayit.

Mails Of Sept s had arrived at Lisbon.
RIO. Sept s-Coirce.-tioOd frsts, ts$W30ioo
stock. COCO bag Exchange "a en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

Stack in az 500 baies including l3ooJ im'i'sp
HREADsTUrFs lhs se - truos, with -1shs sU'sho-
paoyIsIcss--i he market IL quiet and .iesdy. .
hon IN he ha- decreased EOn Insfe 10 change
Ia Tbs bank r.;o - -
Ax,slc.s s.ounirIgs1fs Insr.., is dln. Illinois Cen
trai II H. 81 d..soant; fIie II. n Al diA
gLe Rebel ioen hn. declined & At 4 cent.
LIygppooL Co.1oy MARKET seIa E.-s,le. ~ Cotton
for four day. ~ V including 500 b-s 10 Spectator.
and eyIcr.i. The market /, quiet -ul generally unchanged
bat rather stead,r SD In some cara dcsrrf.
TRADK REPOnT1he Manchester na'sct 10 irregular. end
Goods a;.d aT1s have 4 dow WALL ;sDten.y.
LIVERPOOL ihsADs WIS LkRXE Se,f. T-The Nrrid
ttrGs ue.e Ia generally steady. Corn IL somewhat tnf
Mes.rs NicLard-op, To-. and ohers report; lou
A., but steady W1ca. hrncr; WiI,cf Rcd. 5a8 toru
upward tendency and Ia, advanced Sd = quarters sred
q
LIVERPOOL PEov1sIos MARKET sept 2-The Provision
generally quiet and steady hessrs Wakefield ssa
Co.. AID Others report: Poet cui. PoFh dn Bacon nm
Lard qni.t hu- I'm Butter steady. raow inactive.
Livs sPooL fnopucg MARKET S,ls. 7s-Ashes inactive
Sugar steady Coffee quiet. boe-ro sacs. Roam. aie'
small. Splits ruIpcn,lno que; Ut CO., Petroleum nominal
Refined q a. l.
Io.Dos Sept, s9-wheot dun and declined ea3d. sursr
ss-ioT Coffee do~nw.d Tea quiet Rice quiet spd steady
fsow hTm.
Lcvnos Sep. 2}--Consos close :, s,s ran or money
S.osks-iun:s Central Rk. 80 Gsc urs Eic RR
ai4s1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11

! Kryas COUNTY CIRcUrr CorRT--Tnes,lav.
Oct iltl-No-. G. H. TO- 90 81. 81 "a, e5 ~ 80 "a,
%, 80. D. &c, ~, II. ~, ~, ~. ~, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Letter from Juasc wa,c,.,,-
To the EJ.io, Of rae ". ]. Tribune.

To de E1s'Of u TAe ". !. ITtDEHy-
SIR; The fsiiowfng article, some parts OF
which have iteieis,d, appear IN THE Tmpvsh oi
Saturday;
The -Advoceic- ,oncrri Of tins 49, has within
tie week bteH con-m To.ntr . lhe ~, 81 the lGers
Voting Law. ard xsiUliy ,ar9 pon the shrs of me
warrior e<0rs q Pow York "n.ent IN the eruies iN
hds o" sos to 81 I'd tho bcts Of party On '. 's
Amy Il the Poiomao,'.t the tickets uI hoth p'u.
pc, De- ~ Justice ma. hood and duty require hn :,
send he sends D, lhni the Preside ulas e'h Si''i
tokcis Of tie N cCieian coIoerh alone hrls"n -
tic state Cover ment nqnesfi' BY Lao been 49,
a.. uonty Of Lre sac ansoa0 teg raj - HffH ~ '.I'
ti,.n ~ s,,is ,co, ~ the ,c iue', oIccT. Worse N
ths Nj Nclaou j. Wa erhafy hgs ecns C"pV'Ihs''.ti
Flcctcr, aid at ball 90 me army ~ p.'
l.auistiy igdorsfd D, somebody, tH'oN oVL'
Nor, These rascal tickets read ihus;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Commercial In.rIl;geuc~.

AMERICAN SECUIiTIEs. TthwnIte reports
continued large tn.iue. IN United sia'-s Rcud. principally
.gfs but q. , slight dec inc Tho present position Of the
Money mari. osrug BE- oderd freely the
po-cn buy Illinois AID Enc shares sbaed aud hcy closed
lower. 800.
LIVERPOOL Sept %. lsA.
Cnr-roe -Ssies 81 IN" ~ o. q ,oO1 hi. ~,
Ing GovO bales rpeculators ai4d ofo" 20 crpoHes
yr ket opened fegIiar and duh, win nechi oi 50 On
American and .0.d y n on other de-enpion' OIL "''
" 8, more cor hdence tow ard the Close.
sails on Friday 5000 baleL The ma'fet IL dai and M
changed =. las following quotations; ,,u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
UNITED STATES COAMissusEW scJuRr-Ocr iO-
Before Commissioned c,roES.
rHR onyIB.s Cnrcy NH sAsssE.

UNITED STATES COAMisS!uSEH scUIRr-0cr To-
Bcfcr, Commissions c.roES.
rHR onSIB:s Cnrcy yI'Asiss.
United .s's'. A.. Deanis Ccyne.
Tho accused If driver on one q tie Wfl';-t az |
Rroslway In. q .icss and ua:5sssiai 'ps's - Of
10 ncs " Wipsnc.i Passenger vl .',I ii~n -.ss-ns
raor .y from accusa 10 change is,i-r 's 'ck,t, U-
% t.ls sligo Nomlspy The oantl 's-- d'.cE md
rass,1sur. brought Gre UuriS court Building N
Chasnbrrs .lrrr The examination ,s fer his morning,
boar Of meeting ,ae u the company sP-
p.cd aud sci tist the CIV pg cheeks tickets he'd been
o ,ipued Tho prosecution against the driver there
upon suspended, aud 10 was discharged
SUPREME COuRT-C Rcrrr-OcT lc.-Before Jushoe
VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.
Thomas H. Nook AZ. The Mayor, &c.
The jury, IN this case, reported on saturday,
rendered yv,dict or plaintiff for 40 aud costs Rockwell
ANOTHER OF THE RIOT CASTS.
jacob smith agt. Tt. Mayor, &C.
This WAS another Of the large number Of actions
sr.n.t the Cy pending trial r dsnss-. ssonrd by tho
riot ufius july ISi The plaintiff in this ths
~ frame located in Third Az, Forty siKh
The building used aufant sud The mob entered tie
in carried away the contents. WLio the III ,cent mill
Of Ms an.on tire. the sparks from Il act lEs 20 thu
plaintiff. house, burning IL TO the ground.
Tie plaintiff Therefore Tor judgment for The
500 and n,. .rst from the 18th day Of July. 1863
The defendants set general denial Of all tue allegations
q, ,s, forth tho complaint The case 1. still on.
q. A. srAs for pain,a }. K. Huckr.s foE corpcrscn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06
Fading Hopes.

Feur DAYS ago tie Herald Oimng ioor perhaps leac'
leg the grand chorus the "OyAty" was singing the
Sc m of victory over Granite 'gre2t su'csss." Whilst
IN, 'oyal North" was being checked from its proprey
BY the dire aug of arms in Pennsylvania, the Herald
wss shoutrg she 10 friuSlphs Of Grants unparalleled
xp,olt in front of Petersburg The invasion of Penn
srlvauis BY Ra,ly's foro,s was well c,lculaled
to set the tmoscui farmers Of the border qaakirg;
but all the noise he could make Win his bold
raiders, was rot circumstance 10 that by which
tia somnolent engineer of the AppomAttc1 was to
sarte the denz ns Of Pstersburg indeed, the Herald
asserts tina. the noise of EnJ's invesoa was almost
sienotd by the txolcsion Petersburg. Yes, smt S.,
bu no, iits For the shIieSs of 5000 panic stricken
Yankees fleeing from the avengers sword at Ohambsr
burgle still burthG ming the air With fearful significance
Whist The twenty odd Confederate soldiers who paid
their tribute of devotion to the Cause al th mine al Pc
tn burg 10 death which, although more hendisF Is as
bonorahl, as that which OVer!Gkes thom on the
H.d of battle have p,ssed silently away bu! to live in
the memories of their countEymen. The "loya North,
forty -eigh hours after the great exploit was elsed
beyond measure by the unsurpassed success OF their
chosen Gideon. Grants great success was the theme
10 eecrify the loyslty" and stutty the Herald Tor
We think we hear that overssnguiDe sheet singing no
longer the becchanRau strain OF triumph; but the
rs mody of des air. Nor must it be believed tbatthe
Herald will coma out manuy and confess its error;
not by any means l. will cudgel is brains 10 show
how Il was found that notwithstanding the excellence
of the PLAZA laid cut by Grant, its failure Was only at
trhu;atls to the fact that the "rebes" held strong
inner line of dsfenes, which had not entered in the
magnificent Plaza Of the HOOser Totlsbcn
The day is passing away when these saUguins ar
pouccemsns of unsarned victories will be received With
avidty bot, on the contrary, all such declarations in
the future VIII be looked upon with suspicion. The
,yal., are ginning to appreciate the fact that the
"bg JOB" is too great Tor them. They will soon begin
10 learn trom the ne1orsbe takmsster-experiercs CO.
that failure is one of the constitutional elements Of Their
undertaking; snd that even their victories more
substantial than they have hitherto been, they will
never serve to dispd the gloom which surrounds their
prospects.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06

CokscRlPiIos OF Nall Cosrasosos Two mall een'
!ractors Iesd ae ci y, having been seiz BY the
souscrps officer have either sud ou o. aye sbOato
sue ou, wis OF ha5sp corpus. Ia shsir petition toey
WILL state that being contractors. they are exeaPs
ucm military day. aod therefore, taeii detention ~
tie 60 S,,ip. eosr siI.egaL We unaerstasd the COL
se,Ipt oc i viii mike that the parties are not
bona fds mall eonrac gSs der the la~, his Is, that
shey 1 NOT give thsif prsoas atensisn to tire carry
ing Of the ss bat I've 10 o. 10 md, long Distance
E IN their mil rolter aud iurtneF, that tina parties
ought and undertook the contracts simply ~ avoid
mil tarJ duty, aaief,ak Dg to Perform for one soii sy
J5nfsderaie cent LABOR That used 10 cost the itd
9. lvsrnmsot hseen In ldsed or two tacussndds-
rs in gil.
Asat present informed. w, thl tho conscrip.t1i
GER vii have to ths icoss so &C lib Lug
AZ their coir,o.s eie ulryoked. Tas CONTRACTS
tia4sty ooainsd, AMI unii revJked 81 the Posi-
nasor General, exenps the h1ier isom m.LiasJ ser
vice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06


Ihs spsllss ii ssssss bss.A, So ESstfg s'sst 'Ss
isIlav,nE taSs, s.iss eEIAst iron the AsN F'Vs
World;
"By the policy actually pursued, we are rapidly
bringing oirseves to tho verge Of 1xhas lot, as Is ap
parent fforu NJ anfest ndiclons II the outbreak oil
neetance or the fortune of war; should disable Inc ar
nv of ,ien,rs Gait our finances would GO lpse, ana
the ultimate trun, ph the 3oeilion be assured Oaf
hole cause Is aksd upon the success Il our arm
So much depeuos upon that army that we cAnno sn lrd
10 lot h be beatn for want OF Du' INC
taeory of its advance from the Rapdan uaa OF the same
sspgnne cas- AZ the peeent theory that he war l. to
END bin Inc ear Besides the main body which went
seek Lee we had Brr add corps as Tfserue arke
separate foics under Bnler and anothee uade' GEL
The ADVANCE Wes made tor eight months deliberate
prsparstion Ia tn 50 eight mUnths, scooitl 10
ent mad by mater Wilson, the goyernnent &C
tualiy raised seven hundred thousand menan extent
a. prepariiou which indicated an intention 10 over
yhem and crush the rebellion this Spriug by res 81
IssJ combined attack. To make ursnce douoJ sure
Que hundred honsand three months men we're accepted
from Oaio aud other Safes for defensive service IN or
der that G. nel al Grant nigh avail hmset OF the whole
fo co OF trained sol6ier4 The result OF the campaign
does not Justify h. Sasguine expectations on winch IL
was ma ned G,ueral Grant o. ased 10 have any re-
sery after the frs two Ga s. eht. No. only have all
other posts been dr iled 10 make up his enormous
lo.ses out the temporary three monhs men have been
sent 10 reinforce hin. Iia FROM being able to light 10
through on the diect line Us no Sad he Wouia II II
took Ill summerl no has tWce changed bis basei ana
before the end oil the first half of the first sum ner month
he had only one army operating against ctmoed IL
stead of three aud thai army resting upon the James
river which * might have reached without any Losses
whatever"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06

C1wslip Phillip, Glasan, Jasmine, Buckthorn-tugs
The Herald Of the Ia, publishes the f. 10 wing in its
Washington dispatches:
EPFoRTj OF RIPuBLIoAss TO HAVE GENERAL M'cLHLLis
RK-TJRKD TO COMMAND
A very strong efIr. "a making by RspuS lean pola'
class TO induce the Adnint alton to give General Nc
Cisllan the command of the defences Of Wasbiegtoa
As urged by the Herald They say that his appointment
il demanded by sedency that be can rally an ar
my OF huodred thousand hundred an fifty thou
sand TOR the defence of Washington, and TO ope-
rate on L,ss fl k, the adv'Ltige doae totae cause
will com pensate for the sacrifice OF psIso Ia feeling
wards him. Wt, If, as they bsliese, he shnut ia 10
secure any coosderatl, suppcit from the people, 1t will
dispose &C once and forever of his claims leader,
either military or political. Hon. Heaiy j. Raymond
arrived here this morning. il is undersSood for the luv
pose of Ut. Jag this matter upon The Pre- ident.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06

- z.ss ..ss SssiS Il y; ~ sAs h-sslz - issss
ksaaSsd JsllsIi sssh not s.en Battalion 80 See
from that soros nothing can be dnne aud 70 iesy
tax directly rpon the psapolln eur stitute coneop,
there il not tie least possible ohauco for enytnipg IN
be dose heare in thia very Important natter MIR 90
suppcsesfor moment that there can be any at la
yraniidntill the rivel verhmsnt is esablshed over
The counties hesre represented there being only
few ccunties ia the state Ia which Cover ment
has been established, so / deem it fair To
presums that Loudoun viii Lot be cAIl,d on for
Some time TO Gene, for Tfoops Of any K,nd not even
the Militia as to those who may nls mar must he &C.
cfeceted TO virginia bottle white and bcck, have
the honor Of Getting up bill and Getting IT pssssd by
the Legislature requiring all troops rscroo. in or ru:
of Virginia being cz,ns OF Virginia or negoe Of this
state and farther Secretary Stanton having there after
desided that Il after the psslge OF hat bid BY the "a
hous, of d. lagates that all pusons being 10 enlisted
81 all be sccredeted 10 tad states where they vrg
hr ully belong. in II lat yours L.,
j. w. O. SCHooLXY Esqt J. j. HEssHAT
Considerable alarm hear 8 ewart saii 10 be with
in six or seven miles of this place. troops under arms
lock out at Berlin Col wells rails no danger heare, II
they ehorli come his way snd gett the news in time
the Treasury department with the funds Of the State
Treas urers books viii Go norsh ias, as steam ca
carry him,
Remember me to Er Dustan Seer g. s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06
NORM OARoLINA ELEoTIoNS.

re press telegram in to days paper shows majority
for Gov Vance 10 % Cities tOEOs ETC., Of 800 The
fcowh private telegram REQ lived hers this morn
leg:
RALE1aH, A1g. 4-VAncs's majority, as far as heard
hon, 400 30 has received, on an average, seven
votes Ous Of every eight pO,d Tnere great rejoicing
bsrs 8. ths result The friends OF Gov Vance are now
Hrng cannon.
Vance minority in the army, as far IS heard FROM
4 Is $50. Hls aggregate majority will not fall short OF
$4,000.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06
LOyr RDNDS AND CERTIFIOATE

TtNHE follow NJ confederate Sta.es Bonds were
stolen dstsSysd ~ ths Puble easmy near Arlington
DEPOT aon eo1n the liza OF Jure last VIZ Seven per
ceL Bead NJ sag2 "a 500. issasd sePts. 1873 With
lnier,B IL Jlly -, 1885, q J-O n heneFsn
snd Jos b Maddel, aduinist at0Is q TnOs. Blu well,
deed; nix per cent b0nd, No. Az Tor fiO issned
De- ~, 1888 "a interest rom Nov ~ 1900 II na,s o. 80
A. Wa1dsu nd Jno Hsndreu, gdmnti Aso
following uhesel for per cen boaas signed
q KinnrF De. oEta-y stanton Va, wa No. for 600
iIsusd narch g. 1sc4. ana no. - for 10 Lsued Mar
lsBA an ~, SO0, ssaei March. ls64, is A Wsd-
ksl 20 DO 90 Issued March IL, lSd4 70 Csthaias
Wadisl AID g43 ". 500, issusd Msrca 1884, 10 J.
Hsud en- I'D A Maidell d nins .r.tOrs as ab.ve.
Tlis publication made with - ioa 70 the
as Sss JOS A. wADDELL, ss.untOn, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06
TREHSWS


a
Cant Girsrdty, OF kAaOae's S q, made temporary
BiSsder the Osaer dag, and assigned 10 She command
o. Wrlgats Brigade, il Gsosgan-aad has earned his
promotion by gallant conduct upon scare Of hard
fought bastle-6elas.
Be Is she FIRST instance duri1g the var Of Captain
bang made B ,igsdisF.
The Petersburg Express In an article sulosistie Of
Als fitness for bis position, Gays; Such promotions
foe ngriicricus eonduoF sIO o. in0Hty PrCpsr, sad
form ,Ss strongest Incentive to e sedier. b. such
course Naeolson mldo bic armies inVicoiOls.
yaeN PsrEs.BuRa.
Through cur iIisn0 10 1oGgge OF TIE ambulance
usa We ssain received yesterday he Petersburg E--
press ahsad OF ths mail Toe Express situatiOI AT,
ole Iruishss US the following srmnArI;
o. Wednesday n'gls the Yankee mortar batteries
coed upon cur Chesterfield batteries and hhzsd away
st iuti0us rate, doirg no damage. The enemy we're
very O0shdsu' thas their tn mortar battery, re-
osaly erected or tho bsReds OF the Archer battery,
especially would Prove Overwhelmingly ,,ctise, bus so
ias sfer repeated q ITS it has proved agba failure.
They have, it is uus, Gus coNn trees Hhieh
soldiers without labor fos fuel
Abiding 70 ths YAnkss lcs5ss on SltaTd4y, the ES
pssss learns thlt letter, written By OF Barosides
officers Sooidsnly fell iaso hands, which aoknOEl
edges thar Grant lost in tae aggregate between sky
IL, hundred and seven thousand
EiStts Sous5 OAzOhna Brigade, Il Is nov ssseFtaaed
fFOu cfioa reports, les: S72 in killed, wounded and
m;saing. The II a s1d 22i Soa.h Carolina are the
regiments Whien suffered moss seriously in this brigade
The EzOrsSs says that dessr ers from the enemy
racks say hs. they preparing other mae, soma OF
Sh.ch are il an advanced sage Of completion.
MORE IKczNDIARIsN.
4 Is stated that the Yankees have burned sn the
houses on the OnrlOs Neck plantations the properly Of
Maj. Wn. Alien, except the 0ushOuIes In the middle
oDs.
LATEST RRoN GEoReIA.
An official telegram received yesterday morning from
Gen Hood o.ioAy that the situation Of sAirs in
font VI Atlantis has undergone change for two days
HKAvT BIRING.
AL yesterday evening heavy 6rng was heard. II rrc-
os ded evidently frcm heavy guns. II % the James
river, as We judge, is vas low Dutch Cap. It may,
however, have been, sound is very frequently deep
Eve in the neighbOrhOOd Of Petersburg. We stall
know bsiore long.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06

Col IseaiuAn is in tts Second Market every rcrt-
log with beef OF gooi Gu lily, aud oOndnusS to und :.
seIl the butchers VINO, up to this Tine, have b,ea
mixing one hundred per csas and tie 9Th quarter
Tne gu chers, might be x2sc.ed, in good hr
NOR with the Colonel. Tdey regard hin as abaibarou5
Invader ther rights fleece and the people
We sSps he wEl sumncu up the foIttude 10 wthelsLd
the udignassn Of this ucsale gsntee ard beaevrsrt
cla OF society.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06
susuI.. BArrlr FnlD IsorD.sr.-lh. Pssensa.Q

Register gives the following:
negro slave Who had run away from Alabama so.ua
time ago, Recognised "yoprg master" In tie fght Of
Saturday, and, throwing down bis musket, rushed 70
ths young and threw his sfound his neck, az
the me me excIaimiDg, You rhant hurt M young
ma.ss" Just at this time euf not 70 meroiinly dif.
htti the object aimed al took effect In the BODY CT
the repentaut slSve who thre~ lis ss of projection
around bis "Joung mesa" iDficting . severe wound
upon him. Ass.er and slave came eafey on de nsld
together and the wound the 1T er vas psopsIy a.
teadsd To- and hus DID his last minute repeutsnce save
him from the fate which over oox 60 many Of bis race
and col'r on 81 urday, the 80 Of July, 1854.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06

TIE MlRKTs.-Tliogs are getting gradually cheaper
in the markets, except water melons and onions, which
will never fall in liics until the negroes AID the mi
tary recover from their mania for them. Is Is A.
toundirg to what lsng.hs gentlemen connected with
the Confederate army all 60 for the very snssst And
OF onions. Negroes nave always been insane on the
subect of w.termslors Tho cry Of "saterm slors" In
the stree. runs them qi!te mad.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06
IPrsss Dispatches ]
FROH PETERSBURG.

PErERsBuRs, Aug. 4.-This bong LneOln's fasling'
humiliation aud prayer day, the Yankees have not fred
gun.
The emmy are In GTacies 'front.' thai the pick
cts on ko.h sides hsTs used hand gFensdss'
CAPITA v J. Girsrdsy, Habons's 2. A g., vas yes
tsray prcOt, by the PsesdsnttS tbs temporary rank
Of Bigsdier General and assigned to the command CT
Wliqhts 6soIgia brigade.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-06
GENERAL NEWS.

RcsIcRAKs 'wAkAIxG Against TIE WOMEN.
The lates. papers teoeivsd from the United sta'es
give the following acoOun. Of R'seorsns brilliant SUI
cesses in his war against the women of the South:
Major General Rosecraus' has disposed Of some OF
the Present inmat e of the female prson ~ Missouri
ana Issued an order in the cases Of the following;
Hrs. Harriet A. sIead, wife Of member OF the re-