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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26
CHICAGO zIARKET---NOv. 25.
Ley TELEgRAPH.I

CHICAGO zIAREET---NOv. 25.
lBT TELEGRAPH.l
FTOuF-Quitt.
NRsat-Daili declined a1z9s1ze. Sales at 81
$50 20 for No 2
tlnfs-Steady At 6l6S2c.
Hogs Declined; e5S9iO%o for co1nmsn 20 fairi
1OJ%Gilc for fsir to prime.
PrOvisfOns-DuL.
POfk-Pr me mess SS2 t0S32 -.
ssecpfDta-3 500 bDlE nOur; q 900 bu7h Wnesti
g OOO bush Corn; 81, 900 oats; hogs $500.
sihIDFneslfs- 9, go bbls four 7 O0O bu wheat,
corn -; oats |, 500.
sssWEf3sB . slAEsBEE---NOV. %,
lax IELEgRAFH.l
FIOur-steady With good dems5d.
Vyheaf-W mite moderate wi n good smand.-
Spring quit, owing to the advance OF Railroad
freights on ho@r
Barley-Quiet.
Esose q Prsntiss' E,rovts,oo Market ne,
port
The following are tho rates charged by Us;
FSs.lsaa--3ugsr-ou premium hAI1s > ib--A
Dried Reefs
Should RS gar-ci.ed . to..'.''-'--''..-.-lo
GISasDea-Ur Smoked Sides u D-..'..-- :
E.e-sB-Prlns Leaf kottls-rnd'd in bbls or rcsz9
Prime lea Kettle rudr d IN kegs y do c
FOrsT--Eo mess % oV
Extra clear =
81 No Extra charge made for packages OF cart
49, 70 railroad depotB OF boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, aud equal 20 anything II
ths state. orders promptly nlled-
Rose 3 PRENTIS9-
ioiy4-a sos. ll2. l4i aad l4g 0ntsE street;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

JUsT RECEIvED-Another fine lot of those
cheap Shaker Blinos, at E. C. Jones', lac
Superior street. nov5;179
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26
oeO OOnLOHEAP WATCaES and

CUU.UVU !JEWELRY at Wholesale. Suffers,
Country Merchants, Pediarss and general II 4ders
aHppiisd az Inlnen5e bargains N6tSh . and Jewel
y CT every description In aay pattern or QnAy and
u any quantity, constantly on md and made 70 or
der Estimates Of any class Of work furnished. Coed
CsnVassing Clerks wanted, PrceJ end iull descrip-
fions free. Addross I. & d. GAUGHAh, NJ Broad
WKY FFv TOET ocis III :dEw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

NoTIoE.-Citizens sre urgently requested
to send into the rooms of the Soldiers Aid
Society, 95 Bank street, all the empty bar
rsis and kegs thet they have, which will be
suitable for packing vegetables to send to
the army. We have lsrgo donations of pO-
tstoes, &c, which we are unable 70 forward
on account Of the great scarcity and high
prices of barrels and kegs.
nov7.I7S SOLDIERS AID SoCIRTY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

We have opened our Retail coal yard
at the foot of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale Of ChipPawe coal. Orders through the
Post-ofice promptly attended to.
LEMUEi. CEYYFoED 4 Son.
Oct25;1T8.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

EMPLOYMENT FOR THE WINTER
u Tor Gentlemen and Ladies. Ligbt Pheasant aud
coftabls For oirculac address, with STAN u. >
GREEN, Room 4 American Building, Cleveland, o.
nOzt:lsl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

FUR COLLAR LOST-In the Theatre
u SATURDAY P Il. It va fond b. boy and given
70 igdy II she an send II to q Prospect strt she
viii be SUITABLY nswsrded- noSi'H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RIGATS.
RICHMOND WHIG.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 81, lss4.
Two Years.

stuO years to-day since The battle Of Seven Pines
"a, fought Since thea there Is resource Of might
no invention Of art no eIpsdlens Of fraud no prompt
ing Of magny that they have not tried, but tred in
vain to subdue rs They have levied such armies as
authentic history does not tel Of and goaded thsm On
80 their own destruction. They have expended money
and incurred obligations that the treasures Of the world
would NOS discharge. They have trsmpled on their
Constitution burst the bonds Of ell law, and outraged
humanity in the blind and frantic effort to "crush" Us.
But to-day We stand more erect than did two years
GgO-strorger, better prepared, more determined and
more confident. Richmond fer whose downfall efforts
have been made mighter and persistent than any
We remember 10 have been employed against any ~
Of which history makes mention, is to-day securer
By far than when the guns Of Seven Pines opened.
The same matches troops who drove Mcclellan from
her snburbl are sin her wall Of Defence and to the ire
ssAble VaOr they then displayed they have added the
lk gained and the vgor acquired BY active campaign
Rg and What Is better s have learned to rely with
trust that Is almost upon their great CON-
mAnder. We say nothing about What the engineering
art has done mean While 70 make Richmond inpregnable
We might level every fertilization around the city, aud
With Lees and BeAuregard's men between rs and the
Zoe, the capture of Richmond would be physical and
moral impOssibity The Yankees wiz yet become cor
Vncsd Of Ibis in = way that viii never permit them to
have a doubt about it again.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31

ToBAcco RATross.-Weregret to see tba. the soldiers
are being basey swinded in the matter of the tobacco
ratons authorised TO te Issued them by law of the
lat session of Congress-. We have some of these
raous, and nothing under heaven, unless IL might be
by-goa could keep any portion of them in the mouth
Te minutes and not vomit The tobacco is not funky but
absolutely Itsnt worth pou ,din Coned.
crate money This is abominsble swindIe and shame
If there Is anything in the world the Government can
get that Is good Ia tobacco and surely the soldiers
should have the best The law as Is now executed is
acrue fraud upon the troops. No doubt some ely fell
low is making snug sum by It. t3a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31

TIE CORRUPTION AT WAsEIEGroN.-The Springfield
Republican the leading Max EuRlaad RAnnhiis-- j~.-
nal gives the following;
It FAD, shocking picture Of life in Washington,
which correspondents are giving US. A bureau OF
tbe Treasury Department made house OF deduction
and prostitution. The necessities Of poor and D city
women made the means of their debauchery by high
government officials. Members of Congress putting
their nisressss into clekshps in the dspartments An
honorable Senator knocked down in the street by q
woman whom he had outraged. Whiskey drinking ad
libtum. The Government cheated in contracis and
openly robbed by its employees. Writes sur careful
oorresponSent-s l2pg resident In the capital"W ash
ingtOn ives Syer die SO vainously corrupt as at the
present time 10 tins palmy days of Southern rule, Of
slavery there wAspo half the corruption there Is powp
We doubt not this estrcly true, and NO repeat, II is
a sad, shocking picture.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31


In tbs House Of Commons, on the % Nay, Sir J
EphistOne asked whether agent bad nos been des'
Do ebed from the Havana 20 the Confederate SAFES ia
order % comnuaicAts with toe Government at Rich
noud aid Elethsr that sgsns was not refused peims
son q ps through to blockade.
Mr. La agd-TaAt vas He vas not permitted 70
pass ttrluga tie olo0zAding fqladroa.
Sir j. "a hinssols iust ef asGsd whether the circum
stance OF On cent bsiog accredited ~ her Ajesiys
eosernmeut AID seat oomnuueae sish the OoaieGe-
rAEs safes Government did no. amouns 20 an sckn0Wl-
s5gnsnt oi the exs.ing power OF the Confederate
Sa IS. ('H,af, hear and MOI
No rspy vas given 20 this iCqay from the minisse-
rial bencl.
o. tbs S,b NJ. w E. Forster gave notice, OF behalf
Of Ar. 7. Barring, that On the l8th OF Say he would
cal the attention Of tho House fact that armed
msF s uOE In the port Of Liverpool who i hayins
been originally equipped and mAnned from British ports
has prey. upon The commerce friendly natiolL and
has nsvf bsen Ia any port Of the bslfgersns uodeI
whose dlg she sails; ard ak the First Lord OF Tie
treasury whether be thinks the admission Of such ves
.s 20 Brush harbOFs consistent With our nternAtona
ooHgatOus our pcofssous OF neutrality, and the pre-
servShou OF British interesuA.-
The Lordon Times Of the 4sh says;
Toe commander and officers Of the COnfsdsratp screw
sts,msr Georgia noE lying IN one o. The BrlEenhsa
doc for he purpose Of beng Sold were ass night en-
tsTtairsd a. dinner BY the Liverpool southern Club
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31

Us 10 hose who control the Government at Washington
Your well known devotion to the great cause oil
lterty and Independence, 70 which We have all com
mised whatever have OF earthly possessions. would
nduco you to take the lead nrepeng the base thought
Of abecs submission to the enemy Yet peace on other
terms Is now impossible To obtain the sole terms to
which YOU or could listen, this struggle must continue
until the enemy 10 beaten out of his van confidence IN
our subjugaiiOn. Then, and not till thsn, will 1t be
possible 20 treat of peace. Till thena tender OF terms
70 the enemy will be received proof that ready
for submission and VII encourage him in the atroclous
warfare which be is waging
fear much from the tenor Of the news receive
from North Carolina that OF empt will be made BY
some bad men to inaugurate movements which must Dc
considered as equivalent to aid and comfort 70 the enc
N.Y. and which all patriots should combine to put down
at any cost You may count on my aid In every effort
to spare your State the scenes Of civil warfare which
will devastate lie homes If the designs Of these traitors
be suffered to make beadway. know that You WI
place yourself in your legitimate position In the lead o.
those who will not suffer the neme Of the Old North
s.ate to bs bIackened by euoh STAIN Will you pardon
me for suggesting that my only source Of dsquieude
on the subject arises from the fear that you viii delay
too long the action which appears Inevitable and
that by an over earnest dere to reclaim by cancellation
men whom you believe to be sound at heart but whose
lyaly Is than suspected elsewhere, you viii per
nit them to gather such strength as to reqare more
violent measures than now neejedl With your in.
haence and position the promoters Of the unfounded
dsoontent now prevalent in your Sate would be put
down without physical force If you would abandon
pocy of oonciaio1 and set them at defiance. Ia this
eourse, frankly and firmly pursued, you would RALLY
around you ali that is oest and noblest in your State
and your triumph would be boodess. II the contrary
policy be adopted much fear you will be driven to the
use of force repress treason In either event. how
ever be assured thst you win have my cordial concur
renee and assistance in maintaining With you the honor
dgoity and fair Of your SAte and in your efforts
lioo nh a. /
to be, or mora mAured, believe if not firmly met
it will, in our future, inevitably become,
/ have the honor to De,
Very respectfully yours,
JKYTsRsos DAVIS
His Excellency B. Vance, Governor of North Caro-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31

The RIGHFs OF LABoR.-Ths working elisses in New
York are st clsmoIing for pay and lively tim
are anticipated The following items from the Herald
will show how ''things i, working IN that city
The car divers strike continued yesterday. Tee b
and 7th avenue and CrosB.oWn lines run with po-
licemen on each car as protecting guard. The
Drivers Association or "Sworn Brothers. as they are
called stopped the avenue line altogether yesterday
and it ives feared some violence would result before the
ssttlemsIt OF the difficulty.
A mas meeting OF the sewing machine operatives was
held las night Stl05i BoWmy for the purpose Of taking
into Iteration tho low rate OF wages they
present recsving from their employers and TO form
arrangement for the Vndieatioa OF the rghts Of labor.
The meeting pretty largely attended, aad strong
determ nation MAS evinced 10 compel the bosses to
grant advance Of wages CONNER surate with the
gencies Of the tmes. Mrs LORNA Ross occupied the
chair, and called the meeting to order. Speeches in
support Of the object of the meeting we're made by Mr.
WafoEd, Mr. John Woodruff Pres dent of the Trades
Union, Mrs T MI and Others The necessity OF a
permanent organization discussed at length, and
appeared to be the of all pres mt. Nearly ali the
ladies in the room signed thei names to the roll Of
organization ard the meeting shortly after adjourned
Monday evening nexs The room inwhich the meeting
was held hes been taken for year. and it intended
to be devoted to the audsbe beei OF meeting every
week for the ameoEaton Of the saving machine opera
tives Of New York
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31

JUDaE Lyons CoURr.-The Grand Jury of this Court
brought in bills OF Indictment against the following
parties:
Dsminick Baccgaluppo, Thomas Collier and Lee
VIII tshurst John Ford, Michael Handlsy, Grsnv lie
AOntelle, Ellis hcLain, John signago, VIM. Hardy,
and Rody McCauley, herriwether Qaares, John Ryan,
Pat Stack and James Rawlings. George Turner, Elis,
White and James Williams.
In the case of Miles r. Bohannon, charged with forg
ing the name Of B. Akers L Son, OF Lynchburg, to
check fol. $500, the Grand Jury found not true bill
The Court then adjourned til thlb morning at lOi
O'Clock. Il
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN GOVERNOR VANCE
AND PRESIDENT DAVIS.
STATE OF NoRTE CARsLINA,
Executive Department
Raleigh, Dec. 80, 1868. .

STATE NoRrE CAROLINA,
Executive Department.
Raleigh, Dsc. so, 1861 .
HIS E-esllsney, President Davis:
Ny DEAR SIR: After careful consideration Of all
the sources of disco1tent in North Carolina have
Guided that il vii be impossible TO remove il except
by makiCg effort at Ieg0tstiOn with the enemy.
Fhe recent action of the Federal House Representa-
tves, though meaning very ite, has greatly excited
the public nope that the Northern mind ia looking to-
wards peace l am promised by all men who advocate
his course that if fair terms are rejected, IL viii tend
greatly 10 strengthen and intensity The war feeling and
ell reilly 81 ellsses 20 cordial support Of the
Government And although cur position is well known
az demanding cHly 20 be 1T aere, yes t seems 10
that for tbs sake OF Humanity whou. having any weak
or improper motives attributed to Us, might with
p1oprie y constantly tender Negotiations. In doing
Ne would keep eonspieu0uly before the world dis
elImer Of our responsibility for tho great slaughter Of
our race, ard coav nee the humbless OF citzns-
sho sometimes forget the eogal tituation-that TIE
Government is tender OF their Ives and happiness aud
would 10. prolorg heis svfssirgs unnecessarily one
momsnG TbSugl s a,esuen mshi regard this as use
les the D ops W. no, aed ,hi-k viii be
strengthened thereby have suggested the method
Of these negJlasees o. their teFms The sfort 10 Oh
AN peace Is tie jis,nci1al matter.
Allow me 10 beg jour earnest consideration OF this
suggestion.
Very respectfully, yours
O. B. VANCE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31

cRUELrr TO A NIsRo.-Yesterday morning, officer
Griffin found negro girl about tn years old, lying 10
the street. the New Market In almost dying cen
dtiou. She bad been cruelty beats by come oDe, an
was also suffering from attack pneumonia. She
was carried to tae watch-hOue audpropery cared for
She Is believed to belong to Mr.. e. u Bagby.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of
"A T0NLRs VOOLFOLK, ., Orange Q. H., virdnis are
requested 10 come forward settle and pay thar
bonds before the LIST day Of June longer
cannot be given. Those having claims against said
arm earnestly requested 70 present Them By that nm
The books ana papers In The possession OF Mr. Richard
Bouware Orange O. H. Who'll fully auhorsedto settle al
claims for and agAinsI the said concern.
J. T. VOOLFOLK,
Gp15-clmn Surviving Partner OF rovle, 4 Wooifo,k I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31

The buldiur was filed to ovelaoWng in every part,
srsst interest was manif sted in the proceedings
though they did not pass of without coma opposition
hains manifested to the movement. The ladies' more
Teouy in the cause attributed this opposition to inter
estsd uartss-fashionabl millners aud English I'M
purters-xho, they asserted, bad packed the meeting
Ths hedge notwithstanding by which the ladies bound
tbemseyes to abstain from the of imported Injuries
vas numsrously signed. Addresses were delivered by
tte chairman Rev. De- King Professor Hchc ock, Rev
DR.. Vinton, Mr. Peter Cooper, W. Z. Dodge and The
Rev. Mr.. Kirk Toe movement promises to be succs 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31

DsowsED,-YesterdaJ morning small negro boy
between and years old, was drowned while bathin,
in Shockcc Crsek, near Viotor's mill The boy be-
longed to Dr.. Hancock, Of this city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31

A Srr.-Isaac B. Terry was yesterday received Ii
this city charged with being SPY. Hswas sent dow,
by the military authorities at Lyncbburg and was com
mitted to the Castle for future examination.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31

YAExSE OIyIoIRs AT LARsE.-AbOut one hundred
YANKEE officers escaped from the On the Charlotte
road on the 2lst instant, between Charlotte n 'and
Columbis a. r.r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31

RrPoErrD CAPfURE OF sTxAHERs.-Is is reported,
saws the Wilmington JonruAl Of toe 2oth, that the
blockade running steamers Minute and Young Repuo-
lc have beea captured of Cape Far, outward bcupd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31
THE BATTLE 0F NEW MARKEr-THE CADETS
OF THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The Saunton Spectator says;
The battle near New Market on Sunday, the 10th.
inst resulted in Of the moat brilliant victories OF
the war The troops handled with skill and bold.
yess by tho Commanding General, and the soldiers
fought with remarkable bravery. Their conduct was
srch as 70 elliott the praise and command the admiration
Of their gallant commander. The corps of Cadets,
though they witnessed battle before acted with
the stsadness of veterans ard fought with the courage
of Troians Though their beloved comrades fell lex
and fast by their Sides they atered not but kept their
line well formed and continued to advance upon the en-.
ems battery in spite OF s destructive fire. which was
moving down their ranks like grass before the scythe.
Their noble conduct on this occasion will live in history
and be immortaEzed in song.
The Rockingham Register says:
Many OF cur people rscoect the pss,age fthe Oon-
federate troogs through HGrrisonburg on their way
down the Valley to greet the advancing hordes Sges
Federal troops In the ofthtss Confederate trOO
marched the corps of Cadets from the Military Institute
az Lexington, Va, Their movements showed them to
be vel drilled soldiers but lew could have imagined
that in the hour of trial such beardes boys were full
groWn veterans In the fsht at New Market they
pr d eagerly to the 'front.' meeting tie iron and leader
hail from the enemy's Gu without faltsTug. L. WIS
sublime s GIT to see Ines, noble soBs OF the Sou,h
scarcely one Of whom was man in stature, marching
iearessy up to the very muxT Of tue enemys bszing
guns. T0ey moved in the lns Of battle they were
.rformng their accustomed evouiops on their parade
grounds at Lexington the gallant flag bearer moving in
advance of toe baIta ion, and haunting his banner
oudly in the face of the ioe How sbts) "boys" suf
iesd, the official report W Ii show on,Tuesday morning
alter the fght witnessed the burial Of OF the
Cadets in the cemetery near New MTket. Ii was an
impressive and affecting ceremony. Tee tear of sorry
STOOD in many eye tie burial service read and
The forms Of the Young martyrs in Iberys rause were
hidden from sight by the cocs Of the valley. Thy seep
sWeetly after LIES 6tfu fever. They near where
they fell and their quiet sleep will be disturbed
By the roar of battle in which they down to 'the
dark valley Of the shadlw Of DEATH" Gentle hands
will streW their graves with flowers and there will be
WeepeTs there, although thtss noble youths were
Strangers in strange land"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31
mARRfRi,.

On The ash April 1884, the rsdsncp Of he brdss fsthe
James Ms6ehse Eq By the Rsr Jsmss JsrrAtt Dr. JtM
W. BRAND. formerly o. Rohnond, Virginia 70 Mis- HATTIE
LoRHNA MoaEHEE Of Mcntgonsry county, Ais.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31

G CIV to man the AlexN.dre.
MISCELLANEOUS. q
The following is FROM the summary Of ths New YORK
News of 10 h:
Prussia and us.fia had evacuated Juland after
ruletpe that Povnce in penalty for seizures OF 0er-
MAJ sbps for ssventytFo thousand pounds, and would
sgree 10 no aristce the Danish blockade we're raised
II was still believed that no good result could possibly
be driVed from the london OCnfsrcnce and suspicion
had been strengthened By Sir George Greys answer in
the House OF Commons TO questions respecting Its ao-
ton. he said il desired by al its members to pre-
strict privacy in rspeo, TO debates or action there
in. The L,ndon Times declared il could have no good
results German powers show yeiy eight respect tor
their negotiations, aud il might well be abandoned
Consos fell at time from this impression 10 eghty-
nine seveReghtbs g ninety but revived al tae latest
date to ninety FIVE eghts three quarters. sharp
demand for money sii prevailed, ana Que per centnm
the bank bad been pad IN pressing exgeneie'
The Bank Of Englsnds Stringent action had begun TO
operate in continental Europe. gbt per cenlum was
Charged at the a.ess date by Itays National Bank 3,
6uaDces see thai other resource could avail 10 stop
d ats upon Eaglands money chest, its latest return
showing more ihea sllSO00 loss in one week.
GAr.bsldi had made merit OF necessity In refusing
to accept subscriptions foe his support from England
which dragged heavily.
Pil Mono is again reported III, and L9gd Palmerston
slowly recovering IRON govt and nervous excitement
The cottOn speculation had been paralyz9d BY the
rise in the rate Of inteTes Bfeadstus we're buoyant
from apprehended war N Europe.
American stocks erespt Confederate bonds, were de-
pressed. United States FVe-Twenties arc quoted st
iisy-lour and a halt 10 ffty-hve and half
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31
T osT OR MISLAID,

r OST OR MISLAID,
II About twO weeks ago, BY T. I. Hanbsion !ra sanai
founre TIN ROX containing valuable Any one nAhB
ID In their posseaBon win psaeS leave i With 30
.vas-as II Pearl g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31
@None knew him but 10 low; .

EXTRACT.
ADPT AND ISsPR GENLs oYncEB
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. ia s ~ a
XVII The dspon and yards Of railroad companies Yin ,o.
be occupied BY troops be In sssrsd Win Sy
them. ..l ''- ="
By command of The Secretary stw.r.
SAMUEL ". hMLroH,
on..,.,rx, rE A. A. General.
10. ozrsSrr.A. A. General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-31

AEr1sIIK DR1ss MExrEa.-The NV York HaSI
Of the 2fst occupies two columns with report OF tn
poceed ngs Of az ansilk dress meeting OF the wom
Of New Yolk at the Cooper Instiiuto. The Herald