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THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for MARCH
rcady-coutains article, The Human Eye- Color,
Language, &c. supersitons ccnjugl Re-ebances; The
Fntsre American Our Social ReIsions Ethnoogy Phys.
ioosy, Phrcnolosy, Physognomy and Psychology. Only
is cents 81 50 year For IS cents the Jan, Feb and
March Nos, sent by nr.t post! FOWLER WELLS, No 900
Bro Y Y.
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Polnud.

The insurgents attacked the Russian garrison
Of Konskie and drove the Russians ont Of the town
The Russians were then attacked by another party
insurgents and defeated, with heavy loss.
Almost all the guards on the Warsaw and Vienna
Railway had been arrested
Prince Sapiehs had escaped from prison at Lemberg
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The Atlantic Cabic-Cbarter Of the Great
Eastern 20 Lay h.

LONDON Satnr0ay Feb. 20. ltb4.
Via HALIFAX, March ) 1864. :
The steamer Great Eastern has been char
tered by Messrs. Glass Elliott Co, 10 lay the Allan.
Ic Telegraph Gable In the Summer Of 1865.
CYRUS w FIELD
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IAdKefti enentl

The readers Of The Tribune are invited TO
the Spring opening Of English Royal Velvet aud Brussels
Carp-ng- at HIRAM AsDERsoSs No. ~ Bowery, Displayed
In spacious saeroos also. threepy and ingram Car
potings Rugs Mats, Mattings. Druggets, Oiclo!hs, all
widths Shawls, nc, NJ reasonable prices All goods
guaranteed Look Tor No. 80 Bowery n Of the large Golden
Fasle.
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UNIVERSITY oP NEw-YoRK. The annual
comlnenceme Of the Medical Department Of the New
York University will take place this evening in the
Chapel Of the University.
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fAdyerisrrncntl

Prices of most commodities are tending up
ward, but you st procure the famous kKST's EAST
INDIA CoFpEK from al Grocrrs al . per H. Ask for
hESTs. No other genuine General Depot; No. l5i Reaao
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UNITED STATES MARSHALS OFFiCE-siARcH .
EnRGING A GnXErNhLENI AIAIM

Henry l.. Waterman, formerly Lieutenant in
the Sd q. Artillery charged the affidavit: Major Leslie
army psyaarr. with presenting forged claim purportins
be made hy John L. k-Enon Lieutenant in tho
regiment, for pay &c He arrested by the Military
Authorities and placed in For, Columbus but the being
ing the Civil Authorities hc brought up BY
the Mar.h. to-day ard transferred 10 the CoGnty Jail
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DEFRAUDTYG RECRUITS.
Marshal Murray is still keeping sharp look ou'


To-day John stephens Jsor Of Rockand arrested
deudng coor-d recruit, out Of S!sO each On being
taken before Gen Dix he diorgrd $50 and released
J. Wood also arrested tor dcfraudnI co.ored
cTuts
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's oFFICE-MlRcu D.
TIE PIRATES OF TIE CHEsAPYAKE

UNITED STATES MARSHAL's OFFICE-MARcn
THE PIRATES OF THE CHESAPEAKE.
The United States Attorney of the Southern
District Of NewYsk T.. Des6ed Smith, ESQ., having received
instructions Warrington issue the Necessary ORDER TO
the British Colonial Authorities the custody Of
the who captured the American Chesapeake, TO-
day prepared the ape and placed them in the
hands OF Marshal Murray.
Tho Marshal had detailed Deputy Mar'bals Mckay and
Young to proceed to St. johns. New Brunswick,
where tho pirates confined and report 10 the Amer.
Consul there who obtain the prisoners under the
tradition t7raty.
The United States cutter Miami viii convey the
deputies ST. Johns and bring tho prisoners to this city for
trial.
TIE Miami viii sail this evening sud will probably return
with the prisoners this port tho early part next week
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MARcR 2-BefoIe
Judge SHIPnAs.
GoyERSMEST FRAUDS
United States Othwea Dei0Eci BeIJn Deiorest and
Charles y. Row-na.
The accused were indicted by the Grand jury on
the Cavalry and other service also, in the
certain &c. The transactions for which these ndct
found involve upward OF fifty thousand dollars.
VIII IN IL alleged the accused received certain percentage
They gned this M the charge pleaded
not guilty The Court ordered them md bail thou
ana dollars on each Indictment makD i've thousand dollars
b. all
CoUgTERFFITIgG TREASURY NOTES.
Thomas Kerr, indicted for alt ing and uttering
Treasury Notes OF the demo nation of 10 aaisned
pleaded no, guilty and ordered TO hna bail IN Iooa
TIE RIoTER ANDREWS.
y. 5. agt. John n. Andrews.-Thc accused was
Grand Jury asn.t him, and to each pleaded Not guilty"
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DENTISTS MEETYG.-There will be meeting
Of Dentists held this evening at No. Great Jones
street u o'clock for tho purpose Of taking action in
regard raising funds to be presented to the Metro
politan Fair in aid Of the Sanitary Commission All
dentists in this city and vicinity are invited 10 b
present.
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TIED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MARcn 3-Befor
Judge SEIPxAs.
ARR AiGNIENT AND PLEA.

United States ag William II. Boyuton.
The accused was indicted on three bills by the
Grand Jury for selling counterfeit postal
other FOR ucring counterfeit money, and third for selling
counterfeit United States Treasury notes lie srsned
before tie Court this morning each Indictment and PIE zded
guilty. lie wai odeed to hid bat in $500 each In.
dic,meut ~ IA
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fAlyer,isemcu..l

READY-KHoxs Spring HATS for gents, No.
2l2 Broadway, corner Of Fuiton-,t.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATB,-The following
sales were made yesterday by A. j. Blocker Son g. Co.

House and lot, No. las Madison street. ...... 43l00
store aud lot No. IL Coeu,ies sip.......... 1900
store and lot, No. 10 Front stgeot......... 1900
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NEW-YORx DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MARCH a, 1864.

insnred for 81 100 in tho above companies The fire
snpposed TO have been the work OF IN ncendiary
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MARINE COrRT-MircE Before Judge ALxER-
ACTION AGAINST TIE CONTROLLER.

Henry H. Morangs ay, Matthew T. Brennan.
This was an action brought against the defendant
tho OF $&2a appeared the trial that
VIM Bermsnn employed TIE plaaf attorney In the lat
ter part ~ July last 10 prosecute alleged claim OF &l0
for him against the City OF Newiork for property destroyed
by the acts OF otous mob in July last aud that he sgeed
20 allow tne pGin the eiourh OF tho amount that the
city would Him. and which he would sccep IN discharge
% h. claim That, IN pursuance to said arrangement, the
pr prosecuted the oam before the Board VI Supervisors,
and the audited ~ 900; that the &C
cepted by Nr Hermann, aud warrant duly signed for thot
amount by the defendant Controller Of the city that before
the payment of the the plaintiff served notice tho
defendant OF his lien upon the amount awarded end that not
withstsndrg tive notice Of eE the m smount o. the award
paid Nh Bermann by the city II also shown that
MI Bermarn refused pay tho plaintiff the fourth Of the
amount he received and the plaintiff rested his The
Court held that the suit improperly brought against tho
defendant and dismissed the plaintiffs complaint with costs
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIlL TKRx-GARcH 2.
Before Judge CARpoGo
DECISION.
Henry agt. Meeke..-Moton to continue injunc-
ton srantedi 80 costs to abide event
SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL TENN - CHAhBERs -
Mach 3-Beiorr Justice MoSELI.
DECIefONs.
Amelia Mason agt David c. Wilson ct al,
Mary Quirk sg u ;. Consolidated STAGE Company; Isaac
Mshkaok agt Samuel TIibit James Henderson sg John
McNielly Orders granted.
Elizabeth slocum as Geors. Hsrtmsn.-Moton srautsd
Annie NJ Ivor agt John II. Mecabe.-OrdeT for comIns
sion and stsy Of proceedings grsnisd
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDANIT. " c;,,Y
Per.snay appeared before me. an Alderman ,so ss
pbiIaie,nh,, H. r. A-lmbold who being duly 'wo. -,
ssv his preparation contains narcotic, DO peicu'
iu,,,ious dtugs but ar. truly vegetable. ,upolp
Sworn and subscribed before me this I'd day ns
,asI "" WIN p. HlBBARD, Alderman. ,H,
iS'> 9Th st., above Race PShaseV~'
Address, letters for information, in confidence"
II. Il. HELAIBOLD.
CHEMIST.
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FIRE IN EAST TwENTY-sEvIYTH STREET.
The stables Of John Mathews. No. ls6 East Twenty.
seventh street. were damaged by FIRE ON Wednesday
night 10 the amount Of si0 Three horses badly
scorehed and quantity Of harness destroyed insured
for e. 600 Ia the Hamilton. Etna and Corn Exchange
Companies. The second hoor occupied 90 O soda.
water.sppsrstus manufactory, was slightly damaged,
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SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL TENN - CHAhBERs :
MACH 3-Beioze Justice MoSHII.
DFCIafOHa
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TWO BAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL, OF THE CANADA.
The PIRATE GEORGIA HAS PUT TO SEA.
Entry of the German Forces into Jutland'
Further European Complications Expected.
Cabinet Council Hastily Called IL,
London.
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THE RESULT OF FARO.-Rafael Ortego, re.
siding in Westchester County, complained before Jus
ice Hogan at the Tombs, Thursday that during the
past year he had been defrauded OF the sum Of e 0O
in the gambling house No. 233 Broadway. George An
sequenty arrested. George Ill., another proprietor IL
stl at large. The case will 10 examined during the
coming week.
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DUTIES OF THB HouR.-A series Of meetings
for discussions the practical duties OF the hour will
be commenced ut No. 20 Cooper Institute Oh this
Fridny) evening at o'clock. Stephen S Foster. Parker
Pisbury, Robert Dale owen and other able speakers
are engaged TO participate in these DISCUSSIONS II Is
intended make them worthy the attention OF all
and rejecting personsi and all such are cor
daily invited Question for this evening Ought the
Amnesty Proclamation to be accepted as the basis Of re-
eonstI uction."
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FULToSs MONUMENTAL a meeting of the
Executive Committee Of the Fulton Monument Associ
alton held In Trinity Buildings the Sd day of March
1894 the following resolution unanimously passed.
Rs,olsd That this Committee lamont the sudden d-ceGss
OF their elbow member Thomas Hleston esq, only
loss to the community IN which he useful and much
.,eerned bat as spensaon which depryes them Of t
valuable aid which the energy OF his character have
given In advancing the objects Of our Association.
FRAsCn VNTos, Chairman
A EnwAups Secretary.
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GosB SoUrH-The National Freedman's RI
lief Assassination have sent to Port Royal 5. Co. BY n
steamer Fulton, which sailed yesterday. Mrs. Q.
Hammond and Miss G. A. Dana, as teachers 10 q
freed PEOPLE
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS sYrcl.I TKax-MAac

Henry agt. Meekc:.-MOlIOn 70 coutlnLe inJul
ton grantedj 80 costs to abide event
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y. s. agt. John n. Andrews-Thc accused was
this afternoon aaigned the Ave indictments found by the
Grand Jury ssn.t him. and TO each pleaded Not guilty"
The sun., 1864-10-21

Corps los, heavily. General Wright, the COM
mander. AMI Gen. Ricketts, divinon commander,
we're woundei- General R.dwcl, . br sadicr.
commander OF the sSth corI-, was killed He
entered the service colonel Of ,te i9th New York
Volunteers Buffalo regiment and participated in
nearly all the great battles IN virginia winning .
high reputation for ability AMI courage.
General sheridan has large number of
guns from .he enemy since he assumed command
IN the Shenandoah Valley. He wun two ct Mart
insburgh. Eve al the battle Of opequan. xteen ss
Fishers Hiil, and eleven IN tho subsequent pur-
suit and forty three on wcincsday. This makes =
total ot Is suus wrcs,ed from the enemy. u say
nothing q occasional PIECES shsndoned by them
and pctel up in pursui. These would probably
swell the az roeaie Of artillery captured by Gen
Sheridan 70 hundred. None of our Generals can
show better rccori than this, q q brighter galaxy
of victories sch,cvcd tn short period OF timc.
The sun., 1864-10-21
FROM the NIis%issippL

cd',o. Oct 2o.-Thc steamer Aslric. Perch
from Aemphis passed this point to-day. Business
which bad been entirely Suspended Al Memphis
VAS resumed sssin. And tho militia has been dis.
charged. as the danger was believed ~ have pas
sed. Il WAS the opinion At headquarters ,hst the
rebels Rad no intention OF attacking Memphis that
THAR presence beyond merely dcagned To
cover the march Of troops into Kentucky. There
was no rebel force within svo miles u tho city.
When last heard OF CT slmers south Of Her
nando, retrcating towards tho swsmrs of Zalls-
ho,ohio, and Forrest WAS on route for MERIDIAN
with his pr soners.
The sun., 1864-10-21
GENERAL. SHERMAN
Hood Defeated large Number Of Prison.
rrs Taken.

Chdttdnoorh Oct. io.--Csptain March. ~ the
Fourth uni,ci ssaies Regulars, has tia arrived
from Vllanow. which point he Jeff yesterday. He
reports that Col. Alnty's brigade Of cavalry bad
met the enemy in force, and anr- s severe Ggh.
our troops charged and routed the rchcls, eaptur
ing Gen. Young and n large number of prisoners
On the 18th instant the same cavalry charged Rod
pey's command, st Rome, with tho sabre, killed
and captured . number. taking all his artillery.
and scattering the remainder of tho enemy in all
direction, On the i1th our advance came upon
Holds rear.suard, and whipped It, and drove u
out Of Snake cap. Yesterday Gen sherman started
IN pursuit 4 tho rebels, who refreshing south
ward via Roorntop-n vall-v
The sun., 1864-10-21
Late Southern News.
Exchange Of Prisoners Rcsumcd. TO- .OOO
FcdrraIs To be Keleased. Etc.

Foytyess xonro. Oct. ~ Tho fsr n 'ruos
steamer New York, in charge Of Lieut. Col. y.
Multord. srrivel from Aikcns Landing this after
noon. with $50 prisoners Of war, paroled.
The Richmond ExANrSga Of Oct. 1sth contains
the following;
The Augusta ;ta) ssSrf.vr. says: I,is well
known that Gen Hood Is In tie rear Of Slcrlnan's
army; that no crr has passed over the g ate road
Tor ten days; and hat Slcrmans supplies are COM
pletely cut or by that route.
The Montgomery AprrAL SAYS report has
reach ed Newman. by cour.rs, that or forces have
succeeded In destroying the r-ilroad ipr II miles
about Big Shsnty, and still held th. roui on Fri
day
Wdy: On tho l4th instant Colonel Mosoby struck
the Baltimore and ONO Railroad at Dufhcld, de-
STRIVING United States mail trnD, consisting ~ a
locomotive and ten cars twetty prisoners and NJ
teen horses were caI ,urod. Among the prisoners
were two paymas,ers, with sltNOOo IN Government
funds.
tsgned.) II. Z. LIE General.
1he ExAMsFp SAYS: The Tag u truce steamer
william Allison wll carry TO Narna, this morning,
between 400 aud 5OO sick AMI wounied parocd
pr rsoners to 90 North. Among them IS Lieutenant
Colonel Burnham, who has teen twice prisoner
In our hands"
"The prisoners at Caa,le Thunder have been de-
priyed ot the rich viands from outside parties by a
recent order, and now Lmited absolutely 70 the
prison ratons."
EXCHANGE or PRIsosERs RESUMED.
The ExASisEn says; We have good authority
for saying the cartel has been n certain exten,
resumed. ARRANGEMENTS have been made " ex'
change Immediately ten thousand Yankee prison
ers N Savannah, Ga, and Captain Hatch will
leave in q few days to supenntend the whole
Affair"
The ExAMsEs of the 18th SAYS 21s Yankee DO
| serters who came into our lines under the allure
ments OF Especial Order No. 6H," were siaricd
yesterday for point within their own lines
| through which they can pass aud tread Yankee
soil again. Upwards Of over 500 drscrters have
been disposed Of in conformity with the stipula
tions Of this order, and altogether II has bal mos
saluiAry effect in promoting and increasing deser
tons from toe ranks Of the enemy.
Mobile Oct. 12.-Three Yankee gunboats anc
four transports were up the river yesterday as ia
as Ess,port They landed 1900 men, and thre
pieces OF artillery. Lieut.. Co. Kelly of Forrest
old command surprised the enemy, capturing thre
guns, 25 prisoners, and 80 horses. Two hundred
q The Yankees were drowned while sttsmp ptng y
! re-enbsrk on their boats, Tue hEss shot from ou
The sun., 1864-10-21
A Number Of the Finest Horses In the
[ nited Stnies Hurned 90 Dtalh.

Boston, Oct. 2l.-The s.sbler at the Riverside
Trottns P,rs, in Brighton, were destroyed by fire
las, night, with twen'y-,hrec hortTA including
some Of tho best tro;ting stock in the country.
The following are some Il tho famous horses lost;
Young Sultan and a,y Kimbsll, both owned by
NJ J. r miynnrd.
Bile Of Hartford an mate, Lazy I4ichfeld.
Tue well known horse Prime aud splendid bay
horse.
The last six horses belonged 70 Mr. Beckwith Of
Hlrtf ri
q ,ck Hawk and Telegraph, owned by Mr. Reu-
ben Dean.
chanan and Pat, owned by Ar. Osborne, Of
New York
Gray Eagle, owned by Mr.. c. II. Blanchard, OF
BJston.
Albany Maid, owned by Mr.. whitcomt
A nagnihcen, bay gelding owned by Mr.. Stephen
Hayes.
a tiLe colt, belonging TO Mr.. Fullurn.
The gelding Rapid which trotted on the Gsck
yesterday in the hye-mile race.
The loss Of young and valuable stock Is also great
The fire spread 50 rapidly that very few q tho
horses IN the stables could be saved.
The sun., 1864-10-21
From Quebec.
Tbe Confederation Coufereaee.

Qssbee, Oct. D.--The Confcicra.ian Conferences
have decided In rcfsIenoe 10 members Of the Igls-
issfve Council " the new confclcr.cy, ths, they
te sacrted from the mcmhcrs Of tho Legislative
Council Il the several provinces innesd Of oiocs-
al by the people. Provision Is N be made for
,hs sdmirscn Of representatives from the Rod
River country. Tho Conference sre nov ensazcd
In the discussion Of the Superintendent Of the rep
res, ta.ion Of the Lower Houes.
The sun., 1864-10-21
The Vermont Raid.
Some Of the Raiders Captured $50, 900
Recovered.

"e'"vcr'd.
WHO on'eton 81 Adams ana roooc' 'he pahss 'nu
"''i''icu u'o olo'"i' hASe ocon sS"sns N'' "S
thousand d"nsrs recovered
'uoF w'ro oaugn' " "snnriose "nn '"hnsrn'
.'n"A h"a Inc re'nh'ndor nave o"cn 'ee" ON
VIC ''A- anu VIII prooshSy "'o 10 sfr'e'~''
"o>p "'"Aroa.
~ dlb1rs w.. Oct a-latrr advices nom the
parties who arc pursuing tho RAIDERS under Capt.
Newton. Capt. Cops~r and Le,n. Stramhan. con-
firm the ncws of tho espture of nine Of the free
hoo,ers and ssoooo Of the stolen bank bills. Con-
siderable excitement eiil prevails here. Captain
Nckcrson. NJ the Victorian Reserve Corps, Is garrs.
oning tho border with us conva)s~renu from tho
hospitals VI Rrattlcboro. Judge Adds, Of the su-
prems Court has just returned from koutroAL
whore he has had a satsfsrtory interview with tho
Canadian authorities, and is now pep>rins tho
necessary papers " hiring tho captured raiders be-
fore our Courts under Me exradiuon treaty.
MAJOR Aushne hiss dispatched Msio~J l.. Barstow
W ST Johns. C. v. IN orier n possible 70 s~cure
the srro of party of raiders " no are approaching
that plsoo from 81 Ansiead. Thr banks Of tbi,
rlsce rifcred severely, but tho ST. Alhans' Bank
announces that thry vil redesrn their bills We
learn thu, in = stirmsh. last evening, at Fpeel,.
hurgh four moro of tho raiders were captured.
william Hunt, ono or ths halds of that munic- /.
pslity, teIi ror,lly wounded Will. r,Ilaniiv
epde,vorins to c.p,nrc the raiders Tn. Pr rovincis
authorities II the frontier towns did everything In
Their po~cr 10 accomplish The arrest of The vssosls
g. ,,h. bo,,.. ,.l.r hr ,lo .courd,.i. h.r.h..
re, ,r,ired.
rurnr pisrArcN.
81 Adams Oct 20, p M-Cap, rcnr~r'.
party have iuss returned, and report that they
caught the leser Of thc raiders Of Starbridce and
recovered Si0o, ,O00. in additon to the S50OfO re.
ceivcd this morning. The Canadian nutho rites
src still anerhhc villains and there ia good pros
| pot of the capture Of tho whole gang tn, Gov.
| ernor-General of Canada has telegraphed that hs
will respond 70 n reou-inon from the Unird States
| Covcrnpcu, Gov tho surrcndcy nj thc y,J,h.,. a,
|
| roshy "res'"n shn s"cn u" may ~ hefoatei
| arrested. The r. Aibans Hank lost s1s,N0 III,
The sun., 1864-10-21
General Intelligence.
fBy kaL TO tAs Se,s Ysvk SuN.l


u amherst, Ms-s, they report Q Wild man ss'h0
woods, who amusrs himself by setting hrs n al
Tho barns he can get al
a,c,r,,,, r,..,xn,- .nd ,..x .,,orc vA.,.
WAS Collector Simeon Draper. Of Nsw York, have
returned from their vis!t to City Point.
~yu.x, q, ,h, r.r,.n pro,h.,ho,d IN Cb,c.So-
having rIsined ,he pYiti.h nro,,rt,on ,o .c,csn
himself frorn Aha I,af' wa. aynellsd from the
Rrnth erbood.
ALL NE co"pern IN Troy hsvc qut YORK rather
shhh submit 70 the prpo-od rodncuon on sne'r
~S3rs. Inc demand 'or nonf osrreiS ana nail kesS
sso 70 pe qu'o ~"'e'
nfw nonk soldier writes "Ihsrc are very
io~ Coppofhcaus IN ,ns army, never saw out ons
snd no was coward Inc TACT Is spidier cannes
oo NopITfh'sd rs oh'y Ahouhcr nam" 'of uS-
'or' AMI u Ia ho' IN the nature oil soldier 70 %
ehner'
xAruTAcrugpr In Pittsfcld, Mass, who wauauo
10 build house this season, bu, had not TIM q
attend 10 H. vaye the of the iob To
his wife, Who has without troubling him sxcop, sor
the money, built a twenty thousand dollar man
sion, which is now nearly ready for occupancy.
svx,srx.vav, ~ an. ,.h., .r,,-,. .,,,l,,.d
a.. No.. o., 80, a. - ,.. .,n.n ".v..<
their petition TO General Butler W be permitted ),
take the oath n allegiance. The request baing de-
MEL, they sent . paper n Commissioner Oih.
stdnty asking tho intcrferen Al their Csoysvu-
ment 10 save their lives.
M.,o..cr.n., C.r,v oNBr,.l,v .cnour,s. .h.s
,ha f.,. .n,u,ed t,or a.. II,ia, ra,>
On ia Ssn.,,man, du,lna Nh. i.., 90, nv ~,
,.,.Lsn xhus On ,heir w.v ,n Richmcnd Nn.s
which helono 10 reoimen,s =, N. s.rvtcs ,,i ~
.,o,.d md ,he b.I.ncs ,vIi n. ssns 4, w. .h,n.-
40,
hfh BALDWIN " on,o' nss luss reecivoh An A..
pointment as p.hefai supply Agens OF sne army ~
from which viii he supplied sIl tho sn.Iers N Ia.
.,,ny vhch ,eslIv .innIv All IN ths d.n.y,mrr,
sbs i. ,o b.ve tho mi viI.ce accordad ~ scndi,v
from NASHVILLE 10 Atlantis goods 10 Tie amount ~
four tons I,y Mrs Raldwin 10 ,bo srtsr Of Gen .
Edward N, ,t,,,L nnd 4, ia n.ld has twontv i've
milIionr of dollars 10 back her In this stupendous
enterprise
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N W"nes" mhi, .uou' one oIi.A. ,
parry =, ,o''y " ao'Sy an.n slpioseho1 ~, tue
npuN o' NJ. hci' one ~us nun , Lss
ouufeh husPAr eno ~ ,.'eu nIi'os ,!oIn wasnn4-
t1n' anu surrounulns nI 80 anu '"o on. VI nvo
ot MS pesroe'- VINO meip aIu'hs niin IN suAnn8
yanr ,ben sarrIri M. Reed and tbe other negro
Zen IN i.s ,r,n the woois wbrrs thsy sh.s "a
IiIl.J NJ Reel and severely voundsJ ,hs n.g,o
Th.y then decunuei. Tie mryiyor msn.goa W
return. Alter The ,nurdorers eft. eudoi q marty ~
soldiers 10 the srot whero his mas,cr VA. Lti.S'
sud socur,d In. body.
lht Leg s'slaude OF LOUISIANA held : )oint con.
venuoh s on 'ne io'h lnsl.It' sad made choice of
u'r s,''.s senso1s a. ,onDxs ' ohlos ninith'
posltIon, i6r the term ending in March noxt; and