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TIE EXCHANGE QUESTION.
F1rrH AVENUE HorEL,

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New YORK, Monday, Sept. 5, 1864. !
To the Editor of the Ne,g York Times:
Enclosed send you note from the Agent
Of Exchange of Prisoners 20 the Confederate
Commissioner. Mr.. Ouid, in reply to his offer
to accept, in par, q preparation. msdo ty me
eight months sinoe, to exchange ell prisoners
Of WAT held by either be'lisaEent party.
Without waiting my rely, Mr.. Ouli has
pyintal BIS efF.r. foz w!.;c::. poria4a it GserE
to haco betu Dade.
ani therefore driven to !ho aa;1a m'ds G!
placing my Justification Of the a,:inn oi t:':-
Government in possession "l tho public he!oru
it reaches the Con seaorats C5m2, ssiJne..
Respectfully.
BgH;. +. BU1LER. Majpr i.usral
ani Commissioner OF Elthange.
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!};:<I)nloW enquirer.
.yn,Y MORNING. SEPT. IL, 1864.
THE NEWS.
FROM GEORGIA.

INa IUlIVMi iuH VuRVS"R 0R0 R0FSssS's
q yesterday:
up'Qss ARxY 6x TExs..
Sept. 9th, 1864.
Ga. Bragy: Gen. Sherman has ordered the
,.r,7aI If I'll cit;zerr from Atlanta, to 60
S:.a.r South. as they may elect, and pro-
rwrs u ;raco for ten Gays to provide for the
.,,;,,; ;orta.icn Of such as may desire 10 come
s.a.'s. baye accepted, snd am making ar
,,oaueuss. j. B. HOOP, Gen.
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Hud exercising IN ncToS;s el dos no.Esn, il IT,
iE>ar7n2:;orry S,aiea, will either Gu' ro- %
oven a"'oE; an a!Iin'asy hGse1 ca tho sGl7or-
usnrcaH .N.'t- -:h+lce.. kew 'hE. u n-y-
such co1Sp.?atQr should touiier hI= suhu1's7,;'
unon cucti t3TE'E, 10 viii &. ""acc Tr"er:-
ca2tii hsGr.p., eai al answer prumr:e!
purely by to- re Tor peace, w!ta she r4,n
tcmai CO ct tie U,1nD Ol the o;hor hant |
20 ezlc.t Fr0Pisilicns OF rcnss. With restr--
ration o! tho UEio2, 10 come, not from tho
Confederate; IN authority, Tor tilrcuSn 'h"n.
bu: from tAs citizens and States urdc- end
ho!lini thsm. Aud I oxrec. such pr2po-
aiticns from aitixena arl S-s:es 70 COMO
over ike C9n!edtrates IN power jus: 50 isa! ~
these ciSiZ-,; and States q a.! is . iJisered
ky tna Federal arms frcIn tho us'n pstion by
which they GT3 ntw GpTreraei All the world
i;Iows that, - Tar al l sli o'rncrrod. .pd
be l,5va so far as tbe Ptcs:deht ~ concerned,
cl! ouch applications viii Iecs;rc isst sach or
angser 90 IL btcainrs 4 p:t:. :.Trgailu@g&
hI.t hinEan. ppnF;t to G,','tss .roSt':h Hif
have crE,s back fiom thei- wandering TO scok
II shelter IN tho common ark OF GIT netinoal
eacuritv ac,i happiness. The sun is settiug.
So snrrir 90 it sh i'll rise again, 50 enraly 20
thnk that tina great cTc1t. We haze now cole-
lrs:ed prelude the end OF cur rational t'@u-
ll:s. and tho restoration Cf ;hs national I'll
irrrity, with pcsce, prosperity I'D fed nj
throughout the whole innd. from to iakes to
tna rlle, and from ocean 70 cGegn. And 20 |
biz! YOU good night, and may t1d have ycu
with our WHOLE country, aIwsr1 in. His holy
ani rsts,nal Keeping.
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rEuscAsrsrs ARxY cp TsSrlsarz,

csss-s! Bregg:-fhe following disps'on, !,
;u>. h.s, received from Major General
Ti,siss 70; sIs dated a.n point between Lawrense-
,,., T:uressce, and at Athens. Alabaiae' esh
=, .,,nt =, 81, rsr:n,h and Mobile on the 9th in
::.:;:
~,:,lrsir.yta the railroad and bridges on
=. Nashville railroad. and then worked down
T., -, ,:.h,na and Tennessee railroad. We
led .:,Y miles Ct the Tennessee rail-
~ ,n; also scyerul trains and mech proper
- !, tsery f.!.t thus far With the enemy
:. axe !'aa sucossssul, capturing and dam
'....a = '.r:e.ruhs. Our loss 10 about one
:Tr;.,! i,;sl ard wounded. No prisoners
n, .g t.T:uret f.cn US in action"
j. y. HOOP, General.
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SKETCHES and

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES
AND CRITICISMS !;
In addition to a Summary Of vsried and current
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS ITEMS
Together with Special Department allotted % tho
WIT AND HUMOR OF THE DAY.
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FIRST CLASS LITERARY
CENER Al. MY

ntanng ely CLEARLY pria..d p7g:s Of readiug matter
OF Sur columns each, Is published every Saturday In Lae
city Of Richmond and repete With tie o;t Interesting
original and selected
TALES
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TUKE.
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THE ALDERLEY TRAGEDY"
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vi. b. commenced about the Is. q October to extend
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ShIrH j. ROBERTSON,
eug2aexau Proprist,ss, Richmond. Va.
R,uSAwAr IN JAIL:
Wss committed to thn Jail 81 Halifax county, on the ttn
day Of July, 1874, negro HAD named LEWIS.
Azores ,i L.si, b.oneI - nr Jane. GasknJ q Kcn
-aond ci:y Is about twenty ysars OF ase hVe iet, s
luctes hies coupac'ly hr!, black complexion And bss C
.sar about me aakle of the lett foot.
Their uwue:s sc requested 20 come FORWARD, prove
yrc?g,ty, rsJ charges sui :aae 'srrlsway
jysS-sIu Js;nr ~ Halfax county.
= ORA II L NJ BOILER
T,rec cast S-sa hi a'er IS feet ,ohE font fet
vide AID fnufcsn li-s deep each l.las about 100
GcSiXssr, DuPIT 4 ARcFrR,
,.,rsrt shocsoe Slip
IDaINIST IArOK's RoTlos
r.rnns bs, !,V debts or elsr s5alnt the essH OF
mt hs s,me 10 The Undersigned !or feitlprGt II ae
cor,lscs in d.etee = TIE crc"it c1ats o. Ass
co un.y ju sre suit therein rsEGir g. n9oer lns SS ~
yUoS T GILES Admir- OF
e,aoxa~ Jtl;, ?. UaAcn. JF.. u ca.
ppiICNTI01 VIII i!E ~ nE TO Tnk
4 Second AUDITOR Of ire ss:ate o, virsaa iot tte
nev.l OF the foioviGE ECcrtEcates 81 'Hs'"'e s'e
Os,,iieS.e sIaG detsl csth February, 1882 (scs
No ssts sssa Jaauary eth, 1859, (sst ss'a March,
1ssl,0 for stea. Mach
~ sts dated ssh January 1891, tact of is' March,
1885, fer t1cN. eo-
Mart q. So. aug9s-lsxsns
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We are indebted to the kindness of o
friend for copy Of the New York Herald.
OF Thurs day, the 9ih inst. 1t is full Of in
tertsfip news, summary Of which We
give bel ow. The Herald publishes a map of
he seat. of operations in Western Virginia,
ana sp eaking Of the Federal success, in
which Geo. VIM. n. Jones lost his life, cha
raeteri Zes it az All action which determines
Tor us . concentration OF our forces in West
ern Virginia !"
'"A tduAokf c3kysNviaN--THE EbAJNAGlONs- -
fss PLATFORMS, ar.
The Convention which mel In EahiMnre on the
1'h, d Ret session III two days, nominated Abe
Lance "a aud Andy jahnsos, the la:srr Of TeBnes-
see' for the Presidency. The Hsyc,s occupies sev-
tfa' ef It's columns with the proceedings OF the
''a' Amorc Convention. Ii was charac lrsized by
ho Ac disdss, hai the deliberations were gencIai-
" eoodacted vi ith deeorum.
:. III FOelAao. 0f Ohi0-i mpve fhst this COnyen.
: S* S"w proceed IN tbs nomination of c3pdtdsses
= 0ase~
The Chairman stassa the motion.
20 CsissEoa,-i move ne folio wluG IA Eubsti-
dm. 'ot aes motion of The eeaileman ltum Ohio.
>. ire CnassGsa disseaed ske Hscfuuasy 70 read
6ss1sd, Thss Abnhan Liseols, II IIliands, be
Fehssat tsc ceoses e ths Vaioe psgV ~ fpsa.
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4 CHANGE IN THE COMMAND OF THE
RtCHMOSD DEPARTMENT

MAJOR Gen. Robert Ransom was yester.
day relieved from the command OF the de-
partment of Richmond, and assigned to the
comm and Of all the cavalry forces in the
Valley. The people Of Richmond, to whom
Gen. Rsnsom's appoint IN ent, gave unbound
ed satisfaction, win regret this change,
though in the new field to which he has
been assigned he will have better oppor
turity for tb o display Of his brilliant quail
ties as col nmanding officer.
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A Worthy Otect.-Sloce the appearance Of
Grants army In the vicinity Of Richmond
untold misery has been Indicted upon those
of our citizens who were residing In the
neighborhood occupied By them. Bone OF
them were caught between the two armies.
and q Q natural consequence their houses
and other property were destroyed and the
occupants themselvee compelled % beat
precipitate retreat. Many were forced 70
leave home with only tho clothes they bad
on. and without . meAl'e vlctuAlD, soektnk
shelter wherever one could b had, end ask-
iug food Of those who were able TO give it
90 them. Contributions ere solicited Tor
twenty -four Of these unfortunate victlme
to the horrors Of VA, who are nov huddled
together In small house but few asl.-
from the city, which has been generously
given up to them By . benevolent gentle
man, Justice OF tho Peace of Hsnrico. He
himself 10 Unlimited circumstances, aod can
do bat little slss than give them shelter, and
We feel assured that it b only neceoeasy "a
state the case In order to insure promps -
sistaucs from our patriotic and self-saesi-
acinR citizeps. The case inetanced = truly
Q pitlable one, and eli c0utsibutjons leH u
tails ONCE will be promptly handed ovss fos
their benefit
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Hssfi1as Cbxyt-Ths following parties
Jadgs Lyons Joseph Neidham, for stealing
. hose from Edward 0Eimn; Enoch Pstt1s,
for stealing horse from tdward 40crs
and James bmith, Tor stealing watch, pie
tnl, and e73 II ConGederate notes iro0 John
+ roWnssnd.
jim, slave of Robert TrowsS, vas found
Dr. Alexander Nfali~y, and ordsssd JAissy-
nine lashes on this day and tAs sane On
Saturday next, and then % b committed
FIR going at lasee Andrew, elAvo a. klls1-
beth Casoes. wae ordered tAlstynl kneA0
for receiyin9 to AlAnoad stnds fsoD !lo,
the same hasing bsea stolen ttsn d 1si
ley.
Jas E 0oodwyu, charged With stealln& .
COW from Mn Aasy 4eed0, was sEAmined
aad acquitted.
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AcciIent-John Archer, . youth about II
years Of age, con Of Mr.. Reuben Clark, Of
Henrico, was knocked down and run Ovcf by
q wagon near Howards Grove on Saturday
afternoon last. The lpjaries Indicted inter-
nally by the wheel Of the wagon running
over his body are Of 90 serious chafacter
a to cause doubts Of his recovery In the
miad Of the physician who was summoned
to attend him.
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Yankee Dsseyters-A considerable batch OF
Federal dosertcrs came into our linee yea
terday, and were forwarded to this city.
WeOverheard conversation held with some
Of them, In which they stated that they
would not have been In the army had they
not been piled with liquor pretty freely, and
in that state forced 70 enlist; that - soon
as they became sober they dete rmined to
desert; had never flred gun at our boys,
and . great deal Of other stun entitled to
about as much consideration ~ that 0nun-
ciatcd. They were very properly commit
ted a. prisoners to Castle Thunder.
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EbastSsm Xamkss ffisoness were captured
from 0rsnts army yeeterdAy and brought 70
this city. They were taken to the Libby
prison, where quArtese were s1eignsd th10
tin such time . they can b othSrwiss 6ls-
11NaAA ~
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
The Battles In Vlrg gimta-O -OpiNi0ns Of tht
british Psess "A fairs Favorable Ges se,aiil
% the CsnRederates.

The steamship Bremen arrived at New York
Wednesday with European dates 10 the 2Sih ult.
Her news Is highly Interesting. We give some
extracts below:
LORD PALhsssroN's RIPoRT OF THE POSITION OF TRH
ARMIEs.
IN the House Of Commons on the 9th Of May,
Mr. Halliburton asked the noble lord al the head VI
The government whether hc had received ANY IA
tciligence confirming the iusn0red defeat VI the
Lord Painaersloa-fhel latest iaiellgence that l
have In ths papers ~ day, was up -, think
the iGth. At that tisae ifrah aeuOa had taken
place between the armies. Taey were looking al
each othes. have not seen the more recent ace
counts which the honorable asensher refers.
hir w Frszer asked WhethcT tae AdmIa ~ had
any additional intelligence.
Lord Z fagel-NO.
ENCOURAGING FROM FuR TuukpRER.
From the Loadou Timcs, May, as
= The actual ca piurc Of Richmond, even
if that triumph should crown Grants desperate
eMIeTpTise, viii nos bFiag tho N0rh step nearer
to The restoration OF tho UIion OF ins conquest 0f
The South. The saytHA vi frestdeat Dasts, hat
The could be- pTOlDHgcd tur tw enty years, esen
ta ine satsse oi vitgsaia, alter hlchasoad had fai
len, will he In csesybOdy's TecViiecti0n, and u
0raat reaches that etty ho may iind that his
cooI asd rcsolnte adversary. after exscse ahe u.
most 0banAbtu price for IL Ia Mood and slau ehleS,
will leave the position In his hands With No ggeatcs
value In II lhan attached t. The Wsiderwess AFTER Il
haA served iss ,iae aad ihc 1shiiaa WAS done.
Afler what has n0w beea atvutged VI tns plans
ana recorded Of the operations al the coateadtne
armies, We can estinsase with little iisieslsy ths
prospects of the campaiaa. y IL ntesslsy quss-
ioa of military adshMetc. Pesitae aslsLc fos ~
moment th1 vAluS u tho pstxv xaA ne lnp0staase
o. uaimpossaacs Of the sss6ts, Ne havs oaiy -
Calculate wheshee Lee, Wish sss ses.ssOas q ~
eoamand, cas-, ~ he peocOs WElrh he y - sf
nsss. iscsa Is. s.sosass. ssss.ss - =
On thD eanlynfvs - ~ oo0>oDno l0ol8nmDoho0 -
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NiSCFLLANE0US,

Two steamers lett Washing on on the s.h Inst.
for Giants relief with several regiments of one
hundred days. men, tncIudins the tA3l Ohio.
A mass meeting was held In RaItimore Wednes-
day night 10 "rauiy" The Yankee nominations. II
was held In Monument Equare. the Mayor pre-
sided, and Messrs May nard and BTOwniOW, OF Ten
nessee; Gaddis, OF Onto; Mayor Swaa, and
others. were the speakers. Resolutions were
adopted cordially endorsing and raiiying the no'ai
nation Of President, and commanding The same u
the loyal voters throughout the cOuhtSy.
Gold was quoted Ia New York Wednesday al
l94x; sterling 2i5
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~. SAY moRNisa- .'..'....' .'oNs ]" |"

.x-gaa DISPATCH is sold 10 News
-. at TWENTY CENTS per cory.
CITY CARRIERS are authorizcd'o charge
o>r Dnfr rAg aSp FIFTY CENTS PEE ,sesk, 10
,,.,asy s.b,cTthfrs.
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Probable SMicide de-About two O'Clock yes.
terday afternoon negro girl, about eighteen
years of age, Was drowned In the canal Of
the foot OF 1yers's bridge. A few minutes
before the occurrence che was discovered
walking back and forth on the edge Of tho
canal, and on being warned OF the danger in
going so close, replied petulently that it was
nobody's business but her own what she
did, which TACT leads to the belief that the
act was prcmedita,ed. In about two hours
afterWards her body was recovered, but the
facts Of the case being made fully known to
Coroner SAnxay, NO inquest was held.
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s.a1c.ph. sad ~ aepsevsA y tAs
xnsnosial of The JsmAIs Hssass Asso-
o1sasea VA ssfssrsd - tAb eehoos Con-
n pstiiiea a Ne Clerk q ~ s4soad
9oshsb asktsg. - b relieved q 80 -
sSasTe of haekstasin1. NJ re1srrea "a -
MaEket Conmltfea
- san ef $4,000 was appropriated n
pA4 Masss Haxall, VreoAkaW 4 ca, ,loe 0lal
taSuiaAed tbs Ovseseele u tA0 Poor lef6lD-
tEshatiaa - indigsnt fassilies siace the 1st
0f la1l PsbfuaSy.
,slasisg tha1 Gn the nth of AAy, wlse e4ef.
lice fsrcs dnun up en the Capitsa eessis;
TIT about I've O'Clock, +. =, - Was NJ
fasneA by John ]. 0reel that Capt JaaSss
B. Fa9a1aaae, a. the nl3ht watch, asd some
- - WHtck0sn wese playing cafda o. the
uars; tAae - osdseed 0reen g csder
B1nn % secp; tAal ehesSIy alssr F1essente
raecOeeed o@cse eeal h the Square I'D aeeed
s &. d,ss ss ss,s sss "a E .,e as etsss Sos
Asly) :" Yes" told hin b. would poey
cards when md Whese - ID pleaDes =
spite OF him and The 4ayof," md TIT
Pleasanle then wasted % TIT 4eA1, I'D ~
guilty Of conduct ler vhieA he oaghe =
0av0 O00o o3t9DO00 tD0x ffl00DoD90 S0OUkut
because he was elected BY tAe people INT
he was not suh)o9 10 he order ol ~
Mayor. Tho Mayor tasther stated ttat n
bad discharged slx WnecoDen tOr playing
cardA o. the eaake 1eeaetee, bu4 1A6sseo@
nssdsd thslr 60 ~ a1.1ad e
him thak the 0u0 Doveo -
that day subject oaly 70 the military o.
thoritles but, he added, have maj urly re-
dected, and determined 20 diechafge the
watchmeu anyhow.
After short address from the Mayor In
support Of his communication,
Mr. Hili ofici cd the following resolution,
which Was unanimously adopted:
Resslved BY the Couacil Of the City ef Rich.
mond, That James Pieasanss, Captain Of The,
Night watch, be removed tram has oAhce fos mis-
conduct as an 0f1cer on the lIth Oa May, 1854.
Mr. Scott oRsrcd q resolution, which WIS
adopted, that the Committee on Police, In
connection with the Mayor and Governor
and the Colonies Of the militia regiments,
consult together - to the best means OF
receiving . sufficient number Of men to
guard the city. The night watch being TO-
tally inefficient It u proposed 70 get some
persons to watch them or supply thsir
places.
The Council then adj ourned.
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drysaips all bis supplies oyes bsokea rea1D ao1
ihrOvst swollen sssen0s. Al the clgeamGenoeeD
Of ,hese dssjesats hatites give 0ae hioh Bsspoes
Coz lhe bsavs}v both VI the Federal asd Ceale1e-
rale arsnies; ksf al genevalsAp Spleau b - - ~
uds AZ tie &. t|siessfss. Ges. Ice seems tO have
the power df compelling n. Gsasl - GeAe him
In The posttdus most favorable foT de(enGlve anA
mi 3. unfavosahie tor an tnyadag army. his Aeaes
fui We. her ihc Frdssals have heen sh,s % use
,Gsir spendid artillery n asy At tie sscsas oaaiies
while The Csnfedesaics have beea ahee % make
mach use Of lhrtss
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results Of the draft tar as shown by the
10 this date, are worthy Of attention. They are
briefly as follows:
Nuuber of drafted men examined. IA TAI
Number Rempted tOr physical disability 4 374
Number exempted for other causes 1852
Total number exempted ,0i6
Number paid cOmmutatiOn M"ney. ey.........5O $50
Nn,.,bcr who have furnished suhslitutes l.4i6
Number heid for personal service. ,e59
This last Includes some who may yea pay cOns-
mutation money.
These reports come from sub-districts In eight
different States
invite your attentiOn to the small proportion Of
soldiers being obtained under tho existing law. |
see 10 reasoa believe that the araay can be ma
leriaiIy strengthened by dtau so ioag as the three
hundred dollar clause Is in force nor do thiEk Ii
safe to assume that the commutalion paid BY
drafted man will enablc ths Governments TO pro
cnre a volunteer or substitute In his place
do not think that large boaaties ky the United
States should be sgain resosted 10 fog raising
troops
Ireeommeri that the three hundred dollar clause,
as il - known, DC repeated.
am sir, very respectfully, your obedient scr
want, JAMES Fax,
fi07ost Marshal General.
The Hsru'd's correspondent rays that the RECON-
memdalion Oi the fscs.dent thai the eremptioO
clause ot the Esro.maeat act be repeated was vesy
f1vorably received, aud discassed at considerable
iengih by the Senate. Little doubt 10 entcIiaiaed
OF IL adoption at an early date.
Tug wssTxAN ylAatNlA ExP1pITroNs HUyrIR's
ssxERAL ORDERS FOR soRnsRy.
A genernl order, issaed from the headquarters
u psrtmsnt OF wescrn virsinia, By Major General
hunter, jast on the eve Of hls recent a,afch, con-
taias couple Of paragraphs that Il would be veil
eavush for our authorities 10 make special sose
OF. We copy:
For tho cxpcdiuon On hand, the clothes that sni-
dlass have on their ba.ks. wiih 0ns pajs IL extsa
sh0es anA socks, are amply sufficient. Evsyyihlng
eiss n shs shses ~ easasss WIN se Pacssd " dss
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LETTER FROM TIE PROVOST MARSHAL OENARAL.
WAR DEPAkTHkEr,
Provost MIrshai 0en's Office,
Washington, June 6. }

10 IIVH EuNIH n 'at0Htt7tj SscFNWyW WW
SIR-In accordance with the amended 4 nrOlment
Act, approved February 2i 1864, and your orders
on the subject, am now conducting a draft In
various snch districts tor the respective driciem-
cirs on quotas Of troops heretofore assigned. The
results OF the draft, far shown by the reports
TO this date. are worthy Of attention. They are
hrIa foil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-14

The steamship Bremen arrived at New Yos
Wednesday with European dates 10 the 2Sth ul
Her news Is highly interesting. We give SON
axfracts heious.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-15

SPEAKING OUT IN NEE w en-
dell Philips in one1oe lis'late, speeches
states thai the re-election Of ~. s.,-
coin, will give us eight years Of ,sespCt.
ic power, and he also, states that M..
Lincoln's policy is ruinous g Tie
North in every point of view. \ ,,.os
this language q little aacal o. the
speech that caused Vallandigh ANS, az
rest? II 50, Why does 70. the Prs;
dent tarrest Mr. Philips? The, reasoiI.
is very plain lie dare not Dc h. %,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-15

The Abolitionists evidently consider
the white man . failure, says a contem-
porary. Wel,'is he'nct? Fl The white
Abolitionist is failure, We grant
They know it,, They are boastipg Of
negro troops, even at the expense Of
white men. They are satisfied that
the negro is as good q soldier as the
white man,and, perhaps, better. They
provaai it blythe testimony Of all scrib-
blcrs from from the front who belong to par.
ticular school. Tie purpose is to teach
presently that the negro has capaci
ty equal to the white man, s-as ne
is as good q voter, and that he will, ,be
as al Office holder. = Il M. ."' ..,s,ss. y.