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The New York herald., 1864-04-06

Clsx o. CHILD NuRDE.-Coroner Collin yessssda!
heid inquest tSe body Of . rase child, which
found lying the gutter opposite the premises lst Eas:
Eleventh street wrapped up in white shirt Deputy Coro
Robinson made mortem examination, aod found
blood ooIlng from The and mouth the lungs
songeste< but fuzzy Inflated the t1gle protruded from
between tAe Jaws whso1 hrmiy oosed In the doc
tors opinion the child had been born se and aers ards
sunocsied The jury fognd that the deceased child
a.. the hands OF some person persons 10 hem
unknown No clue wbzsever could BE- obtained as Go The
pArentage ct the child, CT by whom hs had been
aered.
hold inques. al the Fourteenth ward station house
the body Of Fesnk OMaly lad years Of age who
a,od from the effect Of ialurcs reoei-ed Monday
Afternoon 10 ths Bowery, near Hester street, by being
run by s1ap Of h0rssG and carriage, driven by
james saith 10. 10 Jefferson street teing alleged
that smith ~ rivipg snnsua rate o. speed the
-Four teeuh ward oce arreste1 him % await the result
OF inpsstigstx9. The testsS1ony adduoec tailed 4.
reckassness the o .he driver AZ the jury
readerod verdict 81 accidental death. SGiis was
,orcingy dis GharyeS
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

DESTRUCTION or DAYTON q 90. = pIstILLxrY-Loss
HTlhAlEe AT sEvKkrv-ytvk THOUSAND DoLLARs.
About twelve O'Clock yesterday q Gre broke out In
she whszey and aconci dstlery, Noe. 90, n and 70
Robinson street, owned by ,. Dayton Co, II origi
0Afcs srosn s6s fumes of whskey igoitag lamp.
Nicholas schmt,h, who a, ,he engaged
ms on se hesor narrowly escaped being seriously
~red man named stephen Pugeiey jumped from the
% seoana s.osy wmw ana fortunately escaped Win Only
contents OF the buidng, the nre spread With gress
rspldny, aud IN short tieae the sDurs build
% me opposite side Of Robinson street were
70 immnent danger ana were only ssved from
who stood their ground 7nanfuiy, and jeopsedned
their lives under the tot1ering wallis OF the Earning
building The Office additions TO the baildings
Nos. 2i6 and 2ss Washington street crushed in
BY the raing wall and e building set on nre; out the
sames promptly cr,inguished wi,n pals OF water
by the Insurance pairs under Csp,sins Cornwe and
Sackey. Building Ne IS Robinson street q damages
srIG for IS 900 in Sac Harmony insurance Company
The Erst hoer cSsuped as liquor Sore, oy JOHN
xsoG insured for "a 500 in the North River Insurance
Company The UPPER part OF thc bulldIR was occupied
ey SIX poor amr.es who hsse sustained considerable
The los The distiiiery stock and machinery
viii be about $4,000 our reporter Was unable c pro
cure the nsurarss but the property said 10 DO fully
covered
buildings 1Ios II and Is are owned by G, Dayton
LOss stout $lcs-o0 said to be insured.
No SO IS owrsd by Johusou h Lazarus. Loss about
81 900 insured tor 600 IN the YSnkes and Nsw York
insurance BDany.
No. 24e Washington street is occupied by stsgmanu
aolisr wholesale sro0ers Damage by water shout 5000
Insured for S31 900, follows:PacHc, IS 900 Corn
Exchange. IS 900; New Amsterdam, $1,000; Globe,
- 1000; Merchants, s. o00 Jersey City, S. 900. and
= 900 in che Continental The bnilding 10 owned by
JOHNSON LAZARUS 10 Is damaged about $500: insured.
No 24s Washington street Is occupied by Allan No
LAren, Wholesale grocers. Stock damaged by nre and
water abt 81 900 insured for $40 900 h the Gebhard
and Ena companies The building owned BY
Q. Dayto0; IL Ia damaged about $500; insured.
me 6afdngs on tie opposite sde on Robinson street,
Nos Ito and liz, damaged about Sl5G.
The wind blowing very strongly created apprehension
Tor tine for the safety or the building the
Washington and Robinson streets; but she FIRE
tiBguished before IL materially damaged The steam
nre engines as usual exhibited their superiority over
hand engines.
Captain Greer. OF the Third precinct and force Of
mem early a the nre ana rendered excellent ser
VtcA
The New York herald., 1864-04-06
TINE ABINGDON RBADISG ROOMS,
i NO 10 ABINGDON SQUARE,
n.


TtoyEx-TuE NEW YORK GAS LfGBT COMPANY
" only sell their coke their works, and do DOT deliver
~ PARTIES Wishing IL sent 10 them will apply A. r.
SHERWOOD st the nce of the Peoples COal Yard, 27s
avenue A. ness sineteent street, ~bo will receive all
ders aud OIL ths.>n in turn.
my sn PER rOS.--RED AND WHITE ASH COAL
- DV screened aud dclI,ered Ege, Stove and fcrnace,
AZ ED laree Nut f7 20 Apply at no wayerty place, gcar
Teari street A, TREADWBIJ, Agent
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The Emperor Not Anrioas for War xbout Denmarh-Tas
Police Bredk Up Political MeetinsTne Prince Inpe-
,ial's B0hdoy-Probdb,ities of HIS Reaching the
7hrope-Er Senator Grin senier IN the kericdr
Ea,pire-He Goes as Conn'st, not asa Politician. dc.
Whatever may be the ambitious desires and designs o.
Napoleon the Danish question, do believe he
anxious attain their realization by going to AZ
present he avoid IT,. Excepting IN a with Eng
land the French people would be wrought TO no enthu
sissm, and would grumbc terribly at the enormous ad
diliona which they would be required to pay.
and Italy come to the swords point the
spsng, IL s probable that before matters settled
France would b9 brought iuo tho conflict But do
believe the EMPEROR intends war " he possibly
help II.
The government has Just performed net which vii
add very It's present unpopuarty In tho good
city OF Paris. On Sunday evening last whilc about,
thirty forty persons assembled the house of
NJ Garuier Pages OF the liberal candidates for tho
Corps Leeisint in the Fifth crcumscription. commIs.
sary OF police, with several officers entered the horso
and dispersed the assembly. According to French law
no twenty persons anywhere for any purpose
whatever without special authorizations but the Preco
Of Iolcc has signided his willingness TO grant general
permission for persons assemble at the houses OF
didates, provided thv individually invited By
letter THIS had done In The referred to- but
the polio took advantage Of the qubblc that the leters
signed, not by NJ Fares hmsef but by bis son IN
law. The government. howeyc., stems decided
that the laws shall be strictly construed The
Monftsnr OF Wednesday contains a paragraph stating
that meetings have been held 10 which, under the
pretext OF making political propagaud tho govern
has been violently attacked. These reunions, 70
states have been dissolved and judicial proceedings com
mcnced against the prorrietors Of the houses IN which
they we're hold. ono public reunion, the 1onteur adds
oisperm,cd behed without special authorization ane
potc,i gatherings not exempt from this rule. Inc
government, In dispensing these gatherings, has done
nothing but s duty. and u will continue 70 execute 'ne
laws." -
The effect OF all this will be the that rersienye
attacks mad upon NJ Theirs: NJ. Garncr Pages wiI wn
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

-1-777-1 Z. 49, 7-7- 17-I---14 -
nCBAN HOUSE.

c~S~~>~NS>|NNS>~~~~~e~SN>S
OCEAN HOUSE
The undersigned respectfully announces the opening Of
June The house being put in proper for
cepton of guests and will BE- spared for the
comfort of ITS patrons IN the appointments of the house u
ishe intention OF the that they sh be
respect first class and thy Of continuapce Of the highly
appreciated patronage OF las summer Many suits offrooms
already rented Tor the plan of the house
be and engaged through the kindness OF Mr.
kernsr, at the Clarendon Hotel New York .
u AvILl0N HoTEL-IsLIP, LONG ISLAND. THIS
well known and fsvorts place Of resort will
for the reception Of guests MAY Is Distance from
New York 90 es reached by Long Island Railroad three
times day from New York For Rooms apply 10 IRA A.
LIBBY, Proprietor, at Union Place Hotel. n. Y.
SEAsIDB SUMNER RESORT FAIRFIELD HOUSE,
- Fairfield Conn. THIS favorc and splendid Summer
Resort will be for vstorsehcr transient perma-
the 1s OF Nav. The house IL and handsome
iv fnsheu has all modern improvements Is lighted III
grs throughout The beach for bathing the finest The
making early arrangements for the will he
favorable terms. 7. ID. CORkiQUE
yJ,HY ABINGDON READING ROOMS,
i NO. 10 ABINGDON SQUARE.
WILL OPEN SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL p.
manner and gentlemen will nn5 evervthngsha, be de-
sired first class ae and chop house The sock of Aes,
Wines Liquors aud tegsrs been selected with great
=, re- and the Eating Department will be found second 90
ns,1e the city All the leading Daes and weeklies
nls ~. a., 4, a.
l.. II. CRANDALL Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1864-04-06
SPORTING.

BsEGArS.-F0R SALE, TaR WELL KNOWN
n fast sailing Yacht Mary ~ feet luz all copper fascn
cd IN good oroer with two suits of % Mus, he sold as
the owDsr going 70 leave the city. fn1uire JAMES
OSEtlL 10 Cau.l stsee. jersey cir 50a.
be
LrAkCY FOWLS AND PIGEONS AND EGGs FOR
hs.chng Black, 5p-< sh. Whiis and dray Dotkips.
other Fancy Foyys Eggs from prrs
for sale, by n JOHNSEN, " Norm william street, Z.
~ Terriers Black aud Tan Terriers stech Terriers aud
skve Terrsrs yaiqDf small Black an Tan Terrers
exceeding eve posDds Of The pres aud coed
tiers JOHN GRAY II Roosevelt st-est nrst noor
EEANCfs BUTLLR, NO sPRcK SLIP HAS ALL THE
IL choice breeds for sale and siock R0er In falLble
Mange cure Flee Exerin naor IS cps per bottle
Buffers Work, 81 Dogs 1oai ded. ualned e. Med.
Cines for all diseases
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

nv she Rev, VIM rupkon sssisted BY Rev komeyn
Berry Co~HElus sHApDtE " hAay A. dausn's' -
souie, az cf Jersey o&y.
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REMOVALS..
@~~4~~s
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
~ PARTICULAR NOTICE.
I'm the very large aud unprecedented In
crease OF the bg siness OF
rup aPFAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,


49,, hs,e been compelled abandon their large five
so,s 81 yesey street because was found inadequate TO
.lor trade gnd Company take easurc In announcing
=, sir they have leased the larger and
s0al nodlous
MARBLE STORES,
NOS "a AND 81 yEsEY STREET.
"a vcLch they win the lat of May next and
,ybcre With their largely uo eAed faculties they hope 10
he sb 10 nil a ptO ing ffofn
The stahlshcd rule whch has very popuyar o.
ONLY TWO CENTS PER POUND PROFIT
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

I OsT NOTES 900 REWARD-THE UNDERMEN
IL toned BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES were with
ohers fraud Ilenty obtained in London the 18th day
Of August 1868 by sgnund Dirchsten late Of the Jsmai
Coffee House and OF Worthng who absconded and was
afterwards arrested In Hungary,
VIZ Of f20O Nos. a5l2a S5i29 and Dated 4h July,
S4a64 1862
26o flOO Nos x9635 to 1854 and Dated l9th May,
1850 to 1886. , 1868.
?6 Of ESQ. Mos. $500 SSH tol
ss,,o ! sssa; ssi;o Dated 2,.h
aeas1 80 go ~ $500 n I April, 1863
SSa6
Nof SO Nos. 22i5l 10 225uJ and Dated 2lst
lyOl. July, 1853
Payment the said notes has been sop,ed. Whoever
will give such Information shall lead 20 the OF
The Bank ned shall reward
of flUo0 proporonate part thereof according 70 the
Information to DE given to Messrs X.
A &SMULLENS, Solicitors. No. 7 Ponry, London, +. q
Inspector HAMILTON, Detective Police once, 70 Old
Jewry, London. h. O.
E.oNnoA. lss IannarY. 1894.
The New York herald., 1864-04-06
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, March 13 1eS4.
The Coming European War-Gredt Activity IN Preparing
Amm,inition-An american Cartridge Machiae, dc.
An old French officer with whom conversing yes
terday the prospect general shrugged bis
shoulders and giving that peculiar expression to Bis ct
which in Frenchman may nothing great deai.
replied that personally he believed tnat war would be-
avoided Nevertheless he said that the activity in prep
ing greater than II had been at any time
since the Italian war, and that large extra force has
been set at work at vncenncs making musket and ae
cartridges, which being turned by the million
daily.
BY the way speaking Of cartridges the French govern
just purchased American invention for the
manufacture Of rifle cartridges, which enables Them 70
make about twice the number with the force thae
they did before The inventor himself with
his models, and after selling right to this government
for some fty thousand francs has also disposed OF s
the Belgian and Frussian governments. l understand
that the apparatus s In in the South, but has not
been adopted by our government.
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

II OR. THE SUDDEN MARRIAGE
Now ready In the NEW YORK WEEKLY.
HAD Or THE SUDDEN MARRIAGE.
Now ready in the NEW YORK WEEKLY.
READ ADELINE, THE IEMpTEp;
Now ready In the NEW YORK WEEKLY
aEAD ADELINE. THE rEMpTEp;
Or THE SUDDEN MARRIAGE.
Now ready in the NEW YORK WEEKLY.
READ ADELINE, THE TEMpTED;
Or THE SUDDEN MARRIAGE
Now ready in the NEW YORK WEEKLY
head ADELINE, THE TEMPTED;
OR, THE SUDDEN MARRIAGE.
Now ready In the NEW YORK WEEKLY.
READ ADELINB THE TEMPTED;
Now ready in tho NEW YORK WEEKLY.
RRAD ADELINE. THE TEMPTED;
Now ready in the NEW YORK WEEKLY.
READ ADELlNE. THE TEMPTED;
Now ready in tho NEW YORK WEEKLY.
''---D OR. The SUDDEN MARRIAGE
Now ready in the NEW YORK WEEKLY.
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

ToUND-A SUN OF MONEY, WHICH THE OWNER
can have BY proving property. Apply at schaus' Art
Emporium, TAG Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

METROPOLITAN FAIR EXTRAORDINARY At
WI fractions aud splendid illustrations OF the various
DEMOREsrs NEW FORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS
The New York Fire Department Illuminated In coors-a
win be given ,hs also full sze Pattern Of the new
French Waist and . supplement- aone worth 25c with
the Fashi ms, by Nine. Denorest Altogether the most
valuable aud Interesting newspaper now published Sold
Mailed receipt Of price, l0c ~ Beck
aira
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

THE COMMITTEE on WHOLESALE GROCERIES OF
Metropolitan Fair thankfully acknowledge the fol-
suhsripons 70 the funds Of The fair made through
The New York herald., 1864-04-06
PARIS, March Is, 1854.

PARIS, March Is, 1854
Senegal Sdrdos TO be Sent 10 Mrico-Large Shipmenh o.
Goods 10 the United Sd,esDedth Of Ne,o Yorker, de-
The Pdfs states that the foreign legion of Mexico wiz
be composed 10 part OF the natives Of the French possess
sions OF Senegal set Of Wild reckless barbaraus who
Of course having sympathics the Mexican peo-
pie will be OF good service in saughterng the m wher
they become restless and tired the foreign yoke which
the Emperor OF the French In his extended bcncvolence
is about imposing upon them. Applications for
service this foreign legion and for service 10
the civil branch Of the government poured liz
by thousands to the Archduko while he was
in Paris, many OF the applicants expressing desire
accompany him his experimental trip. 10 Is ssid
however, that but small number Of persons outside Of
his personal suite will 60 with him. and he has declared
that IN assuming the throne OF Mexico he orgets his
position Austrian prince, so he will require Of ali
who take service under him to become naturalizc6
Mexican citizens.
Goods being sent from here to America larger
quantities than any time since the OF the
Gold will have TO be sent out Of the country In
abundance to pay for nueries half OF which will be
In the gutter six months after their arrival in the United
States
Robert W. Halstead OF New York, died at the Grand
Hotel on Saturday last, OF consumption. Mr. HalsteaC
had been III for time. He a member OF ths
Board Of Brokers ~ New York. The body will, learn,
be taken to New York for nterment.
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

(yORNs. BUNIONs. BAD NAILS, CHILBLAINs. &C,
cured without pain, by Dr. RICE Surgeon Chiro od,st,
81 Bow cry over zens Bank Annihlalor cures
Corns, Buncps kc By mail, 30 cents
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

THOMAs r. AGNEW, WHO IS FAMED FOR SELL
ing Teas, Cofees Flour, Sugars. Mo!asses. syrups
Butter Hams Ac 1c cheap for cash has opened whole
Of his business right ad joining his retail
SO everybody now be supplied IN any quantity
should call and for hsmssves One price. Cash
enly Greenwich and Murray streetA
The New York herald., 1864-04-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW FC FCHLICATIONB.
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-coN
IA tanning nearly 300 pages and 100 fine plates and
cravings the anatomy the human state OF
health and disease with treatise early its de-
plorabe consequences tbs mind anf body With the
authors plan only rational successful
mode OF cure shown ~ the report OF treated
thful adviser the married and hose plating
marriage who would kno~ their physical condition Sent
of TO address 20 In
stamps postal curreacs Address DR. La CroI IL Maiden
lane, Albany. N h
AGATRiMosY-w EVERY MAN SHOULD MARRY.
M Why every woman should marry All msy marry.
To read illustrated Marriage Glde Medical Ad
wiser By WM. EARL NJ D 30 pages Mated everywhere
sealed envelope for g cents address White n Y.
THH GREAT MAMMOTH BUDGET or FUNNIEST
scTt Of phunDo not iaI 20 ses the sna funny
and miscegsuaon Of slu!bs funny jokss and
undrums Do not fail tc laugh andsSov the cheapest
kind o luxury aud the most bic of
them be paid for the phunneyei phun necegina.
ted Sod here. there aad every where
The New York herald., 1864-04-06
LOST AND FOUND.

nRoPPHp-IN GOING FROM FOURTH TO LExING.
~ ton and Third avenues, between Twsnty.third and
shape strawberry reward will be paid By bringing II
to l6y Lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

OoUND-ON OR ABOUT THE 2sTH OF MARCH. IN
Central Park, near the music stand adys gold watch
The have the by proving and pay
ing for this advertisement Geo N. Philip. 45 Co.
Bait, V. r. c., C.. r. Hospital.
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

" original HIKAM ANDERsON's. 80 Bowey-Ds
PLAYED In ten salesroomsEew pat OF English
royal Brussels Carpets also Thr. ply and In
grain Carreng Rugs, tngs, Druggsts shades; Once
Chur:h and Masonic Carpets ~ low prices All goods
suaran ,eed. One price iook for HIRAM ANDERSON
81 B0wery.
The New York herald., 1864-04-06

IL mail sixty six Coupons, SD each, OF the albany WEter
stock payable the Bank the State Of New
York in the city OF New York. III ~ -.
Nos Is NJ, IS 19 20 49, I0 w. los lo4 los JOG lo7 los,
s7 ST. s7 379 81, ISL ssz 1888 ss. ses 800 .oe 4o2
5S5 SAL. 54i, 5s3. 54I. 5St, 5S5, ts6, 5s7 5SS.
The public cautioned against negotiating the Coupons,
pay ment Of them having been stopped -
The New York herald., 1864-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
aRANp MASS MEETING.

4 GRAND MASS MEETING.
"A AN les and workngmen Of New York aud vicinity
invited TO attend of abe working classes
held AZ fompkias square. Thursday. April 2. ~
the purpose Of protesting against the asase OF
the BIZ beic,e the Legislature this State in alton
.iLns Ap ArainE ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-06
Charleston News.

From private dispatches received here on
yesterday, (why the press had none We have
not been informed,) } We learned that the
enemy had landed force on Johns and
james Island, and, as usual, had gone 10
sntrenchiag. Nsithsr tha.pointa nor num-
ber Of Che enemy Rsre given, and ths state-
ment bsing that they were n-absay3 tosce.Y
They captured some two or three Of ;onr
men, and, it Is said, two Light :pieees-bus
We ARE eot Uniformed to what Ssmmands
either wess attached. A passenger By the
train aast rightstaaes they had been driven
to theirgunboats, but shis is not probable.
Some ofsthe reserve troops, .1but which We
denot know; ,hsvet been ordered Down.
We have bsen very kindly favored with
the following gratifying dispatch fr6misn
entirely reliable source: i.
!. CnARIHsgos, JmyS Thsenemy, with
forty barges, attacked Fort johnson last
night: Col. Yates fepulsed them. hand.
somsly, We took SYsr one hundred pits
eners, which sssTs Sent to the Sify. We Host
|vers few woukdsd. sataaas 4as inst. !
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-06
From Johnston,s Army.


. In THE FIELD NEAR Rufus STATION,
July AIN order to counteract flank
movement made by a large force Of the enc.
my on our left. the army commenced to
withdraw from the neighborhood Of Mariet-
ia night before last. The movement was
conducted successfully.
General Hardee's corps, though in, some
places not more than 40 or 80 yards from
the enemy's lines, did not begin to move
until just before day light yesterday, and
was conducted so quietly, that the enemy
was not aware of it until the evacuation was
completed.
Not gun was fred during the night,
except from Kennesaw mountain. About
sunrise they hoisted flag on Kennesaw.
An hour or two later they advanced, leaving
Marietta to the left, and passed near the
Military Institute, where our cavalry com.
menced skirmishing with brigade.
The enemy, this morning, attacked said
force, Goo dismounted cavalry and were
compelled to retire. We captured 80 heavy
rifles, few prisoners and horses.
The enemy have been feeling for our po'
sition to day. Considerable skirmishing 60.
ing on-heaviest along French's front.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-06
4TN on JtJhY,

MoSday lass was tie once boosted
isnniysFsary Of AIhericaA Independence
.--how, 0r where celebrated we are not
advised. B0uBttisss, Che Yankees have
made some gssna demonstrations, itis
in full keeping with their character, to
make show of patriotism, while the
reality is long since past. The Decla-
ration Of Independence, with the Con-
stitutioa, is a dead letter in their politi-
cal text books, and the high pesitaon
once adorned by a Washington has
dwindled down to q petty despotisfn.-
10 this day, and its, glorious memories
the Southern Gonfederaey can best lay
claim, snd il were not insidious, now
that the sn6Re Of the Revolution has
been cleared away BY another far more
bitter and relentless war-one chsrae-
terised by abarbarism at once the hor-
For and exeeration of theciVaized world,
We trust to learn that we have ceie-
brated it appropriately, under our great
leaders, and that the characters OF
.s.hghtshorss Harry Aee," Of Marion,
and Of Sumter, have been amply sus-
tanned in the glorious deeds Of their i'm
mediate descendants aIlrof whom now
fill their proper places, in the present
drama 6f Revolution that is 'X0w being
enacted. independence was. Won and is
lost-true, we are still Independent Of
England, but we never can be SO of the
world, until the uftfinissdral compact the
South had made with the North, is bro
ken forever. a.,~ss
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-07-06
From Georgia.

MARIETTA, July 2.-Very little musket-
ry firing the past two days. Yesterday the
enemy attempted to take battery frop
Gen. Cleburn,s line, it is supposed With the
intention; Of concentrating and making
some demonstration, when ours opened on
them and was responded to very vigorous
ly by them. There was constant sHelling,
with slight intermission, along theIMhole
fine up to 9 O'Clock this morning. "a
The usual akirmishing to-day. Atser-
:geant and two opriYates came in this morning
from the Yankee lines. Their, term of SER
vice had expired, but owing to military me-
cessity, they were not permitted toleave.-
They represent the army as being much dis
pirited And adverse to prolonging hostiGties.
Many men, whose terms expire in July and
August, are determined not to fight.
Late Cincinnati papers say that during
the late skirmis6es on the 18th, 17th and
18th, their loss was four thousand five hun
dred men as shown by efioial medical rec
ords. e.. -. = &C., ...
The Chattanooga Gazette, Of the 29tb,
contains dispatch from Sherman, dated
18th, which reads as follows:
yesterday We made an unsuccessful at
tack on the euemy's position and lost be.
tween two and three thousand men.
sThe loss in officers was particularly
heavy. G =. - -.