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NEWS FROM KEY WEST.
Exceteme mt Caused by a Bogus Enrol.
meat Urdor-Saie or Prize Cutton-Yci.
low Fever stiIl Prevalent. &c.
OUR KEY WEST CORat sPnND gNCE.

low rover Still Frovntemts &C.
OUR KEY WEST coRst tsPnNDgNCE.
KEY WEsT. Fla sept. 5, 1854
silly hoax, Ia Howard, which Is likely 70 get the
author into trouble, was perpetrated LIST ght some
person, with tho evident Of getting up big
In the community put up placarde in manuscript In diff
fercnt parts Of the city purportng be order from
Colonel Hamilton command Of the post, requiring
all persons liable 10 military duty TO report at headquar
tsrs for surgical examination Tho consequence
that not few Of the fighting abe-ooied
struck with mortal terror at the portcntous announce
ment. All Ccnchtown in q ferment and the couchs
In the widest excitement, they consulted 20 tho
OF taking leg bail 10 tho drec1n of tho Bahamas
any other place. that they MIGHT keep ont OF tho
draft must here sxrain that by the wDrd +" ooncbs'
do rot tho shell sh o thai but un eaDefed
bpeds. born in the Bahnmas and tbcr desce1d ,nts.
Thoy form Community 0. their own here, and
the part Of tie city xhero lhey reside Is appeopsatey
named Conchtown An inldeutiai Bshsmian Informed
that the .'conch," applied 10 the natives of
the Hahamas had It's origin In the u iiish goveromens
conch in tho conire a OF liant exploit Of
It's Inhabitants in Wrestling New Prov,dencs from tho
Spaniards
The forger-whether he kpovs II or not--has com nit
tod serious oncnce aud got himselt into an awkward
scrape Measures being tAxel for his detection.
Eighty balcs Of cotton, beng part of the captnre
ceay made by tho Union troops III tIofids, wore soi
ut auction day, by order Of lue DepaLy And Acting
United States Marshal They brought from 81 02 10
81 30 per pound.
regret to say that the yellow fever 10 stl prevalent
Among those who are Affected by are Captain Lowers,
Assistant Adjufant General and Captain Felows, nspoc
General Captain Green, too, who In DONG duty ~
admiral, has been taken with the fover
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nstons which tend to Keep up discord and fomsnt
prty r will be repressed ,conformably with Inc ~
regulations this natter" &C.
The city Valparaiso, STATE OF 7scatecas gave In its
Acl o. adhesion 10 the empre on tho Ia ult.
The repubi Generals Tail and Arce. with bali .
dozen other officers and OF twenty live InsO,
captured by French MAJOR in the State Of Qers
taro.
The French admiral comms ndng the naval forces On
the Mexican coasts announces tho Id that In obe
dence ~ Imperial Decree tho blockade Of all Mexican
ports Is ~ and those ports therefore, open 20
the trade OF the world
reported thai the wife and daughters Of Juarez
10 New Orleans, ard mat JuAez preparing 10 follow.
General obsdo arrived IN avaua abou, ten days since
r. IN hntamoros, ard sailing vessel His late CHIEF
OF stat. Colonel Mota Veasc has made his submss sion
TO the impsria authorities Of San LUIS fotus u is said
General obado intends gog 10 New York by one Of The
steamers now in port EM
An attempt st revolution by Soils military comrpan
dan ef she Centre 0, Yncatp, nipped III the bud.
sols has ed TO the Belize Let not be supposed was
anti imperial not at all IL was rev oution o. the
fashioned. true Mexican kiud, with no praciplc but
sth" al bottom. Soiis and lenty ike him don't care
sxpeDce who rules at capital pro7ded they can get
all they and little Salazar, imperial Minis
ter Of Public Works. has been appointed Governor Of
.Yucaian.
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The World Libel Suit.
SUPREME couRT-- CHAMBERS.
Before Judge Sutherland.

SELL Ia Seorgs O1'scs. hanion Iartse Grd 0aers.
10 this ease where the plaintiff brings suit for $50 600
damages for the publication or alleged bei 10 tho
World, under the signature cf Thurlow weei, Judge
ngraha it will be reoclected granted order Of dis
covery with the Of asceranng who the propretos
OF the Newspaper WERE ssde from Mr. Marble. The de-
fendans, believing that the proceeding Illegal ap
piled To Judge Sutherland for order vacslirc the
proceedings when tho matter fully argued By
counsel each side odsy Judge sutherland rendered
decision 10 the caec vscaDg the ordur or Jadgs ngra
ham, IN the following iaoeuage;-
Ihe motion must be granted, with ten dollars costs II
quite clear that neither the p-ovipns OF the Revised
Statutes compel The production aud discovery OF books
and papers (2 Rev, Statutes, 1872 section 23 10 25pnor
section SIS OF the sde section 40l OF the Code
amended IN 1862 laws of Is62 sos, section 32), apply
in tbis cpse and IL quite clear that the question OF
their application not passed upon IN granting the
order suusht "a b. vacated.
Tho result OF this decision is that The plaintiff must
ascertain who th- proprieors CT e Worh sfe through
GONE other source Than Manioa Marble.
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The NIanIcy Paddle Wheel.


very interesting trial trip took place yesterday 10
ics, the merhs Of the Manley paddle wheel, which has
been attached 10 Tho tuzboat T. Bosrdmap. Captain
roess, U. = NJ, and Engineer Thomas Grimm pre-
cent in behalf Of Admiral Gregory. Mr. Fletcher, Mt
roule and several other gentlemen were among the 10
vitsd gues,e Ihe wheel s Of iron, and mechanically
arransed 10 that s six buckets enter Mt right anree 20
the water, and leave IL at the same angle, thereby
allowing the engine 10 expend It's tul power At thc pro
per time ana In the proper place.
The principle good one and IA somewhat cSfer svc-
" ueed w rrsnco aud England VIII take t'rne beEre
this company hore Tor us general nrodncthn here.
a our people are little careful about adopting cw W.
vsr,urs Al this character, aud rn has bce subjected
10 tss at sea- and smopg the ce which often seriously
Affects the mn vightiou OF hArbors We con u rpek
positively IN its praise The Rcardmap averaged twenty
Pour turns of the wheel ter minute, With sn everage
treasure Of twenty two pounds 81 steam the engEs
worked very nicely, and tho OF ran from ioW, nm
street dock 10 Yonsers IN hour md evht M, ucs
against strong breeze TITS may he csr.,derod fes,
trpveins 'or boot Of her class, ~ about eighteen
miles The Bosrdnan rsurhed 10 ,s city At about sis
O'clock laat evening.
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Brocklyn CITY NnNys.

BfoosLrs cosroRsrioS MssuM ron lse4.-Mr. henry
yeCoskey, CITY Cork Of Brooklyn, has compiled MN
usl " the Common Council Of that city This volume
contains nearly nve hundred psgss, with several bcau
ful Illustrations 50 complete history Of Brooklyn, ia
iss eororse ~psety has never before been pub ished
rn;s work not cny gives very usetnl Information fca
vo 10 ,ne public r sl,utous and ooehoidefs ~ Brook
hn but also some highly Interesting "reminiscences of
the locality on which ths city Is now built MI Nc.
Closzey deserves much credit lcv The sb's manner 10
which no has complied this manual.
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were ready ~ cbeeruv accept the issue the "blaok
mag shnod be raised against sbo unfortunate race ho
aso ssid he vOnld recall tho os,h taken
u honorable conduct t1wa DIS them should be oscrsed
Fosres' az sue CONCLUSION OF bis letters, tbrea ned 70
hnd over two tnonsand NJ Stnrees command which ho
nas as prisoners hostages until h1 should learn bat M
bna ef under hlm d been fouiy teaed from the oae
OF inhlmngO present time To the lmpel
denaod ~ Lee Wass roo returned no answer. and ne
correspondence blpght 10 close without any sas-
factory resuIt. tr
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SHENANDOAH.
M. Q. II. Earrsii,s De.p.seh.
HARrga's ftnaY, Sept. l3, "a


Tho rositin OF the armies for the ast days has
remained unch ,nged the enemy 70 have weak.
enei their iuss t. cur ler misSiag towards tha
fotinao Inc lords between Cumberland aud this point
rams 70 few d,ys they win ba rird ,be tho enemy
wishes 90 Try the haznrd Of such an attempt.
General Sheridsn display ~ The qualities or good com
mander is watching tie menus Of the enemy. ADD
seeps bis own counsel. hs pians are known ouy 10
hnseU.
There n one thing connected with ,ni, army that Is
hopeful augnry for the Ire torn of enlistment ot
several Of The regiments IL the ded recently expired
the Commanding General anticipated this ~ ordering
them promptly mustered tle service 10 show
the government keeps faith with s soldiers. This had
awholesome elect, and nj nstanc whole rogi-
ments have enlisted The eixth rebns cavalry,
whose term Of service recently expired, have enlisted
10 a man
The troops in tho field excecut spirits General
Sheridan is reorgau2na hrs TO renfer them
moro effective, f such thing is rossibe, any
gency that may ARISE
Our supply taios regularly between this
point and the front. The line of commun,.
cation 10 vel guarded. Gnerila bands
have ceased then as red,ii under the
OF the Commanding General To catch them
In ormation still renchcs here the rebel army
dor General Lee annhiiang Grants army
within short time, in grand, wneming surprie.
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i5s navy.

Tususllsht draughs ironc cad, two guns Tho runxis
YES snh acbss,er, Ia MO some TIRE a. siMted
down Tho Dsisware tria trip. Snc sprang alsax.
tnd vas ohircd 10 return. W. fr0crs. Mo invc ted
her was Despatched by Afraa Gregory IL tudrayo 20
p'th hcr No, thai she wutt Ma ttnte n a a
evs htol tbe sam cf Inautv been ysa no n
fe Nn ~ tayo sslie tfi attfrhi Nassrftas a.
aW sdn1'ais but as she sas nsetsry w. wltp ~& ~
ssa sh''. ", ''e's y =, .ro'' , @ = sqes%vf
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The CnmpasEns In Georgia aad vfr
Winia.

=
The news ~ important Tho oneuy's campnigs, 10
Georgia IL nnisbo6 for the presept That immense army
which eIt Cha,tarooga four months ago is shattered
Although Successful, Ii can do nothing till heavily
rested supplied With aeV ing and
ammunition. must remain at Atlncta Till cmpietely
reorgcnZed; and THAT work which be erecied
IN n day, nor IN Q month.
But iho campaign in Virginia ia not Hnshed TITO fai
OF Atlanta IS the signal for desperate ciiprt against
Richmond Ill the troops Of the Mississippi are N
ton towards Virginia. General announces that be
wants hundred thousand fresh men 70 capture Rich
ond but with thcso frash troop. be Will certainly
ceed That he will get iAe troops quite probable
Is f morc probable that ne III cxpcnd tho force uuGer
his hand in Immediate dsagefats effort push hs
lines through the surthsdc f1ad.
We homo that II is needless g. cell attention 81 those
prospects We hoTc Il Il stl more nccdlass TO dnie
the Importance Oi holding own In Virginia OIL hi4
time n s oasy 10 40 it-osser than be ecre-if
fatal blnndcr is maie by the government
in Georgia Tue aspect of affairs h goo<nier Ihere
portion OF tho legitimate rssue Of ooncentraticn has
been attained weaker army bro been steadily forcei
back for considerable distance and the enemy r0lie
threatening position In tue interior OF he country The
advantages nc has gained not o. be deSpSed Yet
Troy tho ru't OF concentration ny that means only
they be retained The great sbec or the campaign
there too is MT achieved An army, siiA intact, sti
~ formidable resistance ana properly handled.
OF assuming the offensive With terrible effect az
tue rigbl moment. coofronts sherman, and warns him
that bis successful advance, ihus far, c0cps Tor
nothing unless be ccnsumao his work By the total
defeat 81 his opponent Untl that ia accomnsaed, his
position commanding A. II mas appear 10 ba is re-
p'oe Attn danger. he stands upon pnnacls
10 the sight ~ men: but rode touch or nouon
yaxit beneath IL Ia IDLE TO ignore the success Of the
enemy but Il Va well TO reflect that up this poni
springs necessarily from tho policy be sdopied or tho
csmiaign, and has been purchased oy sacr1ces ird
rensahIe 10 that policy whsthcr bis trlumYhs rhsl
rove coocss rests upon Tie vaor tfe energy and the
wisdom II soldiers, generals and ruiers Tho
Il they are sortheomiIg the safety II sA be
a. sirikssy exoIaplihed 10 Georgia a. Ia Virginia.
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kalsa the black FL 60.

The Richmond Sentinel OF SEPTEMBER h contains The
official correspondence ehracts letters of considerable
lsnsth which have passed between General washbutne
commanding at Memphis, and tho rohel Gons;asS ) D.
Lee ard Forrest IN Northern Mesisppi. In reference ~
ihe operations o war IN which tbrea.cned ~ 10 10
lroduced barbnfities unknown In civilized wariareyk:
the rsrns ~ the black nak on the battle field The cor
rsspondence bas been opened the OF Lee d For
rest who desire 10 know from the federal commander
10 the Union service haye 10 the pyescr~S or ,,sI
General Hurlbut and other b0cers, sworn le -,
lilov, and that ,hey would neither 80 40 vvs sr
ters Reercrce was made 10 ras bstis ~ lssSg,,go
.,s, ,.,n ~ ~ sS' v,ls HI On both sides With naee
,sh W. Jattlo more bloody than Otherwise, az
ua .s-u n'"sr party feit safo 10 srrcndtrng eyeo
w .srs.ood that be viii conduct tho = ~r op civilized
principles II will hs done so inc opposite sde aod
Lee threatens 20 raec tue black ng vns the fnus 10
rst with the ie erai Tor IL ho should cause
such an extremity 10 nriss w another let
ter forrct complains of The insulting msuner
IN which he has been treatad by Washburue,
who be ssys by inrlca,ioo accuses him u no wb es 70
slaughter AZ Fort Pillow) allegation which ha ndtg
manly danes He also slys that the recosnton and
reatment No prsopars OF war o. neg oes csrtsfed ~
hse. saussiou for The consideration II he govern
ne : whue policy y ~ 10 preserve arf r'iec them.
y eatc Fer ~ ten inded unguatisd answer ~ ths
guepitn 'aet-rr m'nate slaughter woce w. ne 0nrt e
VI ttc oed u bat.lt agd. so. no di.ilnttn Nil y
nar hei~eeH me tnnn s'asgs and ue.rras vho tuchl
fai it. tte hfhas "a thc e0els.
"a ftpl3 ~ tnr aifesrnt ronut r'ratienH eHe sh
N,#Ne n#t Nt@ thM a. IN#f #Nv #at .NN# w s7nt
3a tNtvea vi lta4H psNNrt t'f' NJ
X #M.MtN.l H..e. tUA .
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p...o,al sciIivcnse.

rosTs gaSeiir sshrd scdye vtnon,n 49, I, 900.
~ eIsesrt ~ spftaas ad 'ay Zoo ~" f''o
y r. u.s..ss .BW.J aWd " \, ,e. ee ',Vs
\, aAfgn4t y, sn3tsp ~ y eirs''s Voe" '''
tYs y. ,nU TT I'D tts Asl9r ENAser
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Reported Concentration or Rebels at the
Mouth OF Red River.

s.. Lorle, Sept 10, l564.
The ofhcers OF the despatch boat, WHICH arrived At
Cairo yesterday report that fifteen thousand rebels
concentrating al the mouth OF the Rcd river.
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Rebel Aesoants OF Morgan's Death.


We have just received authentic account 0f the
manuer 10 which General Morgan to hls death.
Accompanied only hy hii sian he went recor
poitcrus expedition a. reenylo and there stopped for
the night at the house Of Joseph Williams who is
OF Burnsides stat. Shortly after dark Mrs. W,liang
left the house clandestrey, aud mounting norse rode
fifteen miles 10 Bua tap and Informed tho Yankees OF
the Whereabouts n General Morgan. She returned 10
Greepvile with strong force Of Yankees ana pllo.ed
them TO Nr bouse by abypa,h. ON ne approach oi the
enemy Gcn Morgan ran iDio the back yard and there
discovered that the house and grounds surrounded
BY Yankees. Bong determned never again to tsl alive
X. s.0 ysstsS, ;ss tss;py. gss,s, asps, R s1
tents N his revolver no attempted 10 break through the
limo aud escape, when voloy was nred upon him. ilo
fell dead, one Of the shots having passed through ais
ueHd.
An Of Gen. norgan's star except Major Bsssct we're
captured.
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1KTLEEs1IKc FRCM MEXICO.
Additional Confirmation OF
Ursga's Treachery.
~s~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~-~~~~
Defeat OF POlf3riO OiaZ and
Arteaga.
-~~~~>~~~~<~~~~~~~>>~~ .#E
Advance Of the smpsrialiSts sn MsR-
tersy aud Malamsres.
BLOCKADE OF MEXICAN PORTS RAISED,
~. xss -
BLOCKADE OF EEXIcAN PORTS RAISED

~ the arrival Of the rna steamer Roanoke, Captain
Drew from Havana, We haye received very interesting
Asws from Mexico.
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Al. E.rvva oatwsra Boamd.
- . ...t "a farl

DJafNN, lNAlts IBl wv
~ r,. "a, ,ts stcpusnp Ear"p-. ~ 'l'e'ppp' 70
n.,r,.s n,t ,o., a yge.a 81 x 0.narrow tNS'es'
.,,l ,n.to,ss: bot she sd' ~, -" uhN "eo' ~a
ofl1cs
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rho Casualties on Eoaru tine Hartford


rho Casualties on Eonru tine Hartford.
hgrogr OF SURGEON Y. LASspALs, o. TIE FLAG.
SHIP oy ADMIRAL FAhHA.ur.
spIoR OF TIE HsRALp
Unrwp STATES suP HARrsoRD, |
BAY os aoprE, Scpt. L, 1894. !
As many Inaccurate reports Of the casualties on board
this ship in tho engagement cf The bth ullimo have
reached the public. think you will tbs csse o.
humanity by publishing the foliowng;-
l. W. NJ Hignbotham, Acting Ensign
q BENJAMIN Harper seaman.
q Janes y. tegood, ordinary seaman.
T. Charles Schaler. Ordinary seaman. a.t
Louis McCians, rsndsmsn.
O. Adolpnus frebel seamsn a
7. IN mas Bayne, ordinary sen man
s. John Q. scott ordinary ger man
.. fhomas Stanton seafnsD.
10. Jsmss Alexandor. iandsman.
IL Henry Clark, nrst class by.
10 William smith lands nan.
IL Frederick Muuseli. lsudsmaD. &s1
10. George WaSsr, lai- i-maD
10. Thomas wldes, isldsmsp.
IL. george Stillwel uutse
Il. David siorrow, Jr gunner
10. leter buncan, cal nlAvcr aen
20, Andrew h Smith, cfal neaver.
III. Frapeis Campbell, second class fireman.
~. Charles stevenson second class boy.
Wo, Med.
1 IleYt T. r Adams, cootGsiun now we'll
4 WIDER ysrrc-, IatGtman, both legs; rioht
smpuiated dotpg well
N. q Forbes, captain mizzeu top, lsn leg, conys.
M,chsei rayhu. iandsmar, riyb. leg doing well
s. james Gedds frat class BOY. right leg cpuyalssceni
.. william G. Trssk, ordinary seaman, e.t tbshi doing
well
:. william A. stanley, vesu,cn, 'ert leg doirs web
q Thomas 0'Cont eli. coaheavors rsnt forearm a"ps
tAted ..,
o. James r. Garrison, coolheaver rsht 'oot doing rsp'
10 r. r. Johrson, nrst ciass boy. co1yaescenL -.
IL George u. Fiake boy, compound haetas hsn' '"''
arm doing vel ,n ,tspt no,esrr
L.. Charles Tennis (co'credl huosmSn' "sA' '
and frtcture doing well . s,..x,, ~.,m.c ,iens
N xr,s, a. summons c lofci). ordinary nehs
" ~ go sr,rn,a,ed AMI wound q fhcrax ueh1 We.
., v.,,.. rhe ramon ems seaman, rght uGn M"
~ y y, ~. .r rs,,aled. nce dead. -.
:. ~, ss,,,s "s frol,rcdI nGdspap. wounded Mcrwads
died AugustR ,o,,h,a,er. balA arms a,npu.
TO- hlshnu, ,a,. -. ~. Z bow doing veil
:, wis,a, mlsa poyle boy. let forearm fractured DONG
vel ...r rtsb, ANN nucou,nisJ. affair.
- ,,sr~ died, Ausust3l 81 ,,,
- uwsi,ss LLOYD arst class boy, rishs leg doirg wel
~, nayi Curtin, iandsnan, throat and shoulder; aofs
q, n p. uerrck, Eas,xs Mals severe wound o.
rish, lcg; dops wei. .,s. s.,S
=, g. u'Fwsn, THIRD Assistant rnssneer, rtns sAna
and wis, shattered, anpu,ation Of foseafn, sons
we'll. -, =. -. .,,~ns
In addition 10 ihs above wers e'sh, of '~ "1's
voluds-nsw all well. Very rcspecnn'y, r o.....u
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q. Wa,aDn,s DesuutcN.

IN 1Hs FIELD, Sept -, 1854
Another movement has been made. The secms
TO be retiring Averill is close upon his Tue ndi
cations that VIII havo another fight, Al Avorm
has reached tho encmy's infantry lino
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The FIfth Corps.
Ar. JAMES u. wARDELL's oEsYArCH.

u E
srx NILE Horsr Va, sept IL, 1894 !
rBR sABRArH IN CAMP.
A certain degree OF qulctness, which corld no, with
truth he denominaied New Ecgand sabbath day quiet.
but still quite Improvement tho week days, has
poryadsd camp today. The suffers 10 those regiments
which boast OF chaplain close mp their booths at
carly Sunday aud missing tho throng that a. all
hours during week days crowd around their doors and
seeing small knot OF under treo paying bot slight
attention 10 rather shabbliy dressed minister bring 70
ono's mind the alncs forgotten fact o. Sundays But
very little attention given The sabbath, aud tax
no account OF tho days they ushered IN BY revee
and with tattoo, Sunday rs aim 1t invariably greeted
day. that's q fact, al swear hadn't the falnest idea
OF IL" II say, Ia today Surdayf' ntdsrerscd with
al degrees OF profanity aud .ns slang q camp e To-
has been numbered with the many gore before, shien
the record called for would present but sorry
report
The o,tsuaon Of The fs,ersburs snd c,y foint rail-
Weldon read, rather completed TO whero the We don
road onco was Az iour 7. h. tho eneiGe-LieIlsnens
ing mp yeur correspondent BY tho way, pro.
ceoiing At rapid ratio 70 the terminus, lust
the sSsics was surrounded By an immense crowd, who
testified their pleasure 10 very eathusaslic manuer
Tho engineer, L ;, Gilbert, and ,he arsman Palricx
the road ond not bong able 70 control ihesr reel
ngs, gave them BY drawing from tho engine pro
longed shril whistle which must have been plainly
heard in the rsbol camp. qhc whistle was greeted by
our boys with tue most euendous cheers, but drew
response n the rebels which Ia little surprising. as
they very touchy regarding this rod. sod shot
thrown thfs mnrrug from the fourteen gun battery
% the Train passing IT, falling between tbs wheels
but doing no damage
FIRING.
Considerable picket tving was pduieed 10 toB morn.
ing Ia front OF the 1enth corps which at abort
increased TO regular voIIoys. with tss execution u the
usual fring, the rest Of mo line has been auol.
Bcrmnda Hundred.
Mn. WILLIAM IL. ABHRIAMs DIsrkrCu.
IBy BASS Sept. IL, 1884,
,lls asxY IAMEs.
do no. remember TO have before u stated Inst
there IL en- orgauzst.ou known as "ths Army d the
Iames~ such ia the fact. Tue trocps composing Il
were act apart undsr this and expressive dssn
ton GONE two mouths ,ioce. The troops composing
are believe tbs Tcuth ard Eshteonh army corps, and
wssr tns separate designation OF the Army " the James
10 dbt ngush Il FROM ths old or'gna Po.onsc Army
hs arm es or Grating sgsi-st kchncud. rhese die mo
follow and trace the opera,ioas OF the srgfoschng is
camptgp Ga .r
MA,oB snSsrAi COP agY wspEt
As The messenger leaves ttal Srgsder 6ene ~
1rdfrey weitfe has teen prom ted to t,sTank .a a
general OF volunteers. This Us Indeed inos'
prouston. General Wcitzel is true, oercc ~, VI -
Gated soldier and has rlready aitged an ~ ,ho
tton q h,Gb public usefairess ~ he he.t Mnt nm, VII
IuloD. The GenerM " AZ prtseaf ~ ilnc f,o,o s.e
| come ncro the 10th of The present 'oo'''
4 ksyg % ABSENCE -.
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r II Il D r A Z, r

The Draft in ohio. Twelfth and Thtr.
teenth Coagresslonai Districts OF Now
York, and Elsewhere.
ALBANY, N. y, Sept l3, 1884,
Governor Seymour has received tae following commu.
nication:--
His Excellcncy HoRAno SEyNorR Governor OF New
STATE OF NEW YORK NORTHERN DIVISION,
ALBANY Sept 10, 1854
SW-T havs tho honor % inform you that, pursuans
TO the Presidents proclamation OF July 49, 1854, and 70
the Instructions OF the Provost Marshal General have
ordered draft In the t. efib and Thirteenth Congress
sionn disr,cts TO be mmenced the morning Of tho
l4tn September instant each oi Districts. Vey
fEEDEilcK TOWNSEND. Lieut. col and A. A.P.M.
The following ,eegraphc despatch from Washington has
also been received BY Governor Seymour
WASHINGTON, sept IL, 1854
The draft Ia ordered 10 10 Ohio AMI other
sates whose quotas not been bod up, Monday,
tho 10th OF September
JAS b Fry, Provost Marshal General
The New York herald., 1864-09-14
The Second Corps.

He. FrsLEY ANDEHsoN's DEsPArCTEs.
HrADQUAGEgRs. rnE FIELD, Sept 1I-Evoniug.
prsYTs PICKET LINES
Al very early hour this morning. under OF the
iarnese, newly posted picket ne tho ridge
ths Jerusalem plank rosi, recently captured from
enemy v1s moro satisfactorily established by making
alterations ct points wherein II detective In
place the opposing pczets only thirty feet apart;
but Mother dare show their heads above the rife pits
10 10 at short distance would be almost certain
death, rs the pickes both sides have orders TO
t.nue firing, IN consequence OF which Dcessant shooting
Aiong tho ncc has disturbed what would otherwise bc
called peaceful Sabbath day.
IL TEE FlSD sept IA. VI.
The picket irng WAS kcpt up during oil last hight, az II
had been during all tho day Tbs positions occupied by
the respective parties matters OF great dispute, and
the utmost vigilance and constant rng displayed
both sdes to prevent the capture OF other ports by
ami tho rccapture by the enemy OF tho commanding
ground nich uo have gained,