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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

THANKSGIVING CHAMPAcSE.--Ihe soldiers Of
No l02 LibertySt In this city, are under obligations
to Angelo HeIlmsn. Of Nos 37a376 Psariet for case
OF champagne given to cheer isI Thanksgiving din
p.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22
Acknowledg mcnts Of Contributions.

Mr.. Roosevelt acknowledges the following additional
contributions for the Soldiers and Sailors Thanksgiv-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

From Our specis Corcsponi'l;.
HpoEs. AMY o. TIE JANrs EoI 70. 100


HDQEs. AR,iY o. THE JMrs. EoY, 70, ls6i
The calm which has prevailed ct these head
tuallers during the past fortnight was pleasantly
broken yesterday morning Ivy tie arrival OF Maj Con-
Butler ond Stan, accompanied by Senator Henry WI
,cn exGoy Gardner, Massachusetts, Mr.. Morton
Boston; Prof Goodwin Smith ard NJ. Evans Eng
hnd.
The party. after pnItskirg q breakfast paid visit
h GeleTas Teuy and Woitael a, ,h,ir headquarters
and returned 10 camp a: On early hour las, evening
They express themselves much pleased with their days
trip They visit Gen. Grant nj City Point today and
after similar along lie hnos Of Tie Army o. the
Po,or1ac viii return TO Washington on Snrday
First Lieut. Francis A. Eacl Us, Company G. and
Second Lieut. iJames McWiliams, Company T. 9th
PENNSYLVANIA Volunteers having been tTiod by General
Cour, Martial for drunkenness duty aud conduct un
becoming officers and gentlemen, (on1or General
Order No li3 respectively c0sbeycd. and hencefolih
cease 20 be cficcrs q the United States.
Tie warm weather Of the last few dayswss succeeded
last NIGHT by copious mir.
The firing along our Ino- IN iIont Of Battery No
.BorInudi Front continued last night, with what
result is not known. I.LH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22
Den,h. in the Old Poin, Hospitals.

ToRTITss Monroe Saturday. Nor. iP, l5tt
A severe northeast storm ret III here to-day
Tie following il let OF the deaths at the ord Point
UosuitoIs since nv last report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

II is said that in forming his new Cabinet, Mr.
Lincoln will psy especial regard TO the qualities Of bus
ness energy, quick perception practical judgment and
high executive and administrative ability. IN short
lis past four years experience has taught bin TO preie
a little stronger tincturc Of the young America ele
meut. This determination will bar al OF the age o.
Robert J. Walker.
, 1864-08-21
THE COMING DRAFT.
G. D.ss Letter to tho Afhany Evontu.
journal.

-. =, ~. ,c n,
WAsHISGToS. August l4.-ine dfait IN
September Is fixed fsct It viii be neither
1nSdtaed nor postponed; Inoss subject 70
1t n1ikht as well pr pare fot tt-oy procnk'ng
substitutes IN ansanee, OF oy 'setnag thar
house IN ords1" fur departure, 1t they choose
to xtEe their pefronA sefslce
In pressing the draft at this time, me Al
mitistrstiot gives the highest possible Ell
dence OF stern, indezible patriotism, for
rotnlng which theE csn do Will De SO LIKELY
to hurt politically es the prompt and visoF.
Gus enforcement OF the drstt. It VII be us9d
, 1864-08-21

tia1 have been sentenced to be hanged.
Their names are Stephen c. Smith, VIM
Moore, Joseph johnson, Chas. Brownlie and
Jessie Coaker, a11 residents OF Missouri, and
severaI5 sentezced to be hanged on the 9Th
Of September. Rosrczans Is the first depart
ment commander II bo has e1ecnted 2uerllas
thus.
Gsp Fisk reports the Union men Of North
Missouri anxious for the determination OF
thsrebels.
ST. Louis. Aug. ao.-Capt- VIM ]. Living
etop, c, s. l., convicted By military COM
mission Of being rebel spy, was hung in the
jail yard here YESTERDAY.
Lieut.. Col West, 135th Illinois, has been
dI.nisaed from the service By Gen E'secrans
for ero4s neglect OF duty
TIE 1nIlitis Of Carroll and Bray counties bad
q fight with Bill Az derron's bush ckers %
Sunday morning, killing five Of them- Fire
1pilitia men were killed
About 200 euer1llAs crossed the Missouri
River, going south, on Monday.
The St Joseph Htruzd OF yesterday sayH
that news has reached there Of the saeking o1
Aar5svi1le, Kansas, by Indians, but no par.
ticulara are given
ST. LOUIS, Aug. O.-The sk Joseph, No
papers bay that Aarysyi11e, Kansas, nIns
miles west Of St. Joseph, waa completely
sacked b5 Indians on Sunday lAst Thi4
statement is quite doubtful The route FROM
Fort keafneT to Omaha was not rooiested
and the overland mai1 Is Forwarded ~ for
nuIy. -
Gen Fisk h4s levied IN assessment Of $50,
COO on the seceesIonists Of Shelby county
and kl5 coo on those In Monroe county, to re
pair damages to the 11tlrpad-
, 1864-08-21
Cairo Organizing for Defense.

Cairo Organizing for Defense.
CA1zo, Auepst l9-The meeting here on
Wednesday ntebt, called fer the purpose Of
Organizing ; Home Gusrd, IVES larE.ly at
tenus and much enthusiasm vas manifest
60. TIE following resolutions were unaai-
HaEHrAs, {n he psesene unfortunate condition
Of ocr cpu1trJ, it becomes necessary fog every
eonunI.1. 70 eest.e nezss ,os p.oop psc;css aaa
bands of cues,ilss md robor.s hy Thash the aoy.
dtYA Cf our yicfn1t> Ia ipfes,edfAud
WarRrae, The dry Of cairo preaents ua1s7al
induceutnts to tho.e sebtezs, ow!ng 70 he lasge
1nount of(;ose1nment stores, Will u6 c8oxs and
KH1KEAs, FItqneEuy ouz rnlltalJ ioIce worid
te Inadequate Iof the protection Of our city,
R4tolftd, M<rUore. That tne protection Q: this
iy. cur ianilitt, md ont o9 ,oteseas
politiu, aid in which every man Tno - aot Re.
steant T. =. CD bis f'n'i45 and hts county, II
R<Ented. That in order 70 eneet proper otEau-
md our hrraiote against thy beigeseut attacks Of
eurp7lte, thst committee Of ten ba appointed.
who shall be empowered to aes q aTSAanee con
mittee, and Hhose duty i shaI % 70 confer With
thos1ty - they may drd necessary 70 elect such
organization AID Arransements to eny oat the
foregoing re-psuyfors for cur mutual protection.
Short and pertinent speecae5 were made
by Col John Dou9hertT and Others, adgoA
eating the necessity Of thorough military
organization, and urging the importance OF
1mmt dlate actiou In the matter, and tuggest-
ing the enrolment Of the citizens without
delay.
These suggestions wcre acted upon, and
!hree companies were instantly organized.
Three companies have also been organized
at Mound CITY,
, 1864-08-21
FKOE SHERIDAN.
The Rebel Army Reported $1,000
. SErOnT.

BALr1xoRE, August Owe have moth.
Ing definite from the Upper Potomac to-
Eight The rebels are understood to have
occupied Martiuehurg 10 small force. 1t Is
not proper to 8: eak definitely Of oar posi-
tiop, but there is good reas IN to hope that
Sheridan will prove more than match for
1ebel stratt gy in that quarter.
new York, Aug. D.-Tne 1s''r!1's Char
leEton. Virginia, special, 18th ears; Most
of our army passed through Winchester on
"Wednesday and encamped on the 18th ba-
tween Clifton and C6sriestown. Ih: enc
and Is, 600 cavalry"
NEW ToaK, Aue. 20 The New York 7ri-
tune has the following:
BALTIMORE, Aug. ID have Just arrived
f1om Harper's Ferry. There Here reports
that a portion Of the 9Th Corps wes attacked
been rec. ived. It il stated that tue rebels
are engaged IN destroy Ing the railroad, near
Winchester"
The Le-old's Washington dispatch says:
"Tbe reported movement Of fshertdau au In the
valley Is not regarded a. retreat. has .
commanding ell the avenues OF approach to
the Potomac a reconnaissance, nov being
made, will Immediately develop the position
and strength Of the rebels, and enable sherl-
dan to move against them with entire conf.
depce." ...
tse Shepnndonh Valley intimate that She :
dan is watching tue movements Of the rebcl
column. He was prepared to meet them al
any paint
NEW York, August e0,-The Nerald's Har
per'e Ferry correspondence, dated the 18th,
! says: About thrre hundred prisoners arrl.
we'd from the front to-das. Some Of rhen
| btloDged to Lorgstreet'e corps. Severn
[ hundred bead of cattle and horses, capture
| in the Valley, also reached this point Oul
army Ia 80 disposed Is TO coscr the forks o
/! the Cpptr Potomac and approaches to Har
! pefs Ferry, Qu1cker't, Ashos's nut
! Msnatsae Gsp%, art to prevent auJ q mi
+: monument OF the eremy
, 1864-08-21

II properly presented, the enforcement Of
thus necessary measure mag be as II soou!d
be. made to aid rather than inJrre tie
bc1d ard fearless head Of tho Government
It undoubtedly true that great d-at Of
sufferikg will ersue ffom the enforcement
trott ers, will be compelled to leave those
who deperd u-on them for support Bat
ample pecuniary provision will &c made fer
thsro-ln mauy localities. at last, AID tht&e
should be in all; snd tbey will h>ye the
proud satis3acticn Of persoua1lg coatriou-
ting to TIE overthrow OF thoss who are tees-
Ing to overthrow The government: That is
something: hut 1t Is more, that the tutnze
happiness Of their children, and their child
rn's chllaren depends upon the recoos.Fuc-
tlon Of the Cniop, a2d the pespetaity Ut the
only trse government On earth, To hare
want Of euerEy On the part Of It's rulers, Or
patriotism on the part Of It's people, wonld
Be to fnfuse joy and rejoicing into the feart
Of cyerJ despot on the face OF the earth.
And they who mag b. drafted should re-
member that It is the ordering Of Providence
as we'll as Of Abraham Lincoln. They are.
in the course Of nStn1l events, where, aud
just at the time they are ~anted- They ere
IT the sge recognized IS snitabl. for the ser
VICES theT are expected to render. Those IN
adyance Of them In a9c would gla1l take
their places If five or ten or twenty years
OF their youth could DC gwen ohc6 10 11fm-
Bnt this cannot be, and tnose who stand up
in the lusty vjgor belonging to the period
Of between twenty and forty five should as
eame with becoming cheertulness the duties
and responsibilities of their tines 4 high
er poWtr thsn either Presidents or Coa-
gre1ses orders cur destiuies, and he Is the
Wisest man and, In th's esse, the best patri-
OF who "takes Joyfally" the burdens a. wel1
As the blessings assigned him.
The pQrS oae of dfa{Gr-or its legitimate
pnrpose-is to procure men, not money.
With the commutattou clause in the law, 1t
was effective IN procuring money, but not
with wish to procure men. II is now to
be enforced for men and not for money !;
and unless negatiyed altogether, It viii ac-
compli.h Its purpose. For every able bodied
man drawn man must come see diff.
cultles In the way; but it will, fully BE-
ueye, prove hundred fold more effective
than The old law. II it docs not, the tault
will not be In the Law, but IN the ADMINISTERS
tIon Of 1t. It's purpose may be thwarted In
localities through the iubecility of those In
trusted with Its enforcement, or through b
the conniva1ce OF unlawful and uupatriotie
interference Of municipal OF State a1thori
ties. But I believe 1t will prove itsalt to ot
the only efficient law which ha5 yet beer
put In force to ill up our depleted armies.
r. II
, 1864-08-21

fConrspur dcnce C1ncinnat! Gaxette.l
White df<eees are becoming more and more
popular. Our Mtss er1oEas would think their
wardrobe ead1s incomplete without halt
dozen or more morning muslins, tucgsd, sith
broad hsms, or yasg7ed ruffles. With toes:
are worn the broad paaid tashes, patrol!zed
by the new star of tssbfon. the Princess OF
wars Pure Whit Is always In exquisite
tsste. OLe can thus exercise one's love or
ha1non3 By adrins colors most saited to me
icnabl. color this ecasop, but must entreat
MI ) once readc1s not to adopt It. Il Is ex-
presely adapted to = sparkling bright bFu-
Istte notice the downfall o; estd bo"a
1T the throat In lien OF these, ribbon per
haps az inch wide Is Totn m long @ e renouza no. @ 70
Ger. tied is long 1oote and euds Just little
on one side; corresponding riscon Is sIGi-
larf1 tied around the waterfall or back hair,
II coz,hned in net, vita floating ends. In
Paris and Englaad quantities Of nEra~ sut'
fes Cn the skirt are ouce more In vogue
They havc OF r-ached us Tet
As ne So, roach autumn, e1auisltely ioe
white alpaccss Will be WORD, bands sround
the ekfrt, wzy1ng or straight, somstime5
bla%~ In bridal f-o.4.ston recently mace up
for the nokt beautiful bride el.ct Of tne
ssasop, have seen tuo charming white a..
trimmed with plain bands Of nlse shk ht ~
other very richly orpamented win ongas
exi, color in vtlvet stnre: email coat sloom =,
80 In, :, 1u,.SiliIons OF swallow tails The
vtst of aP:ssa fastened a. pPP p WIN Kin
| fnsinn nit- ut ,be utcA aDu cufIs.
% Mc111re e7esses Of trq.e sre stu to BE-
fon1 d snorg ,nvalids sad thoss ;, of ehili! y
| teuuernn err, but are generally d3sliked FOL
thc;r stlf!ntts, warmth and nngraceful heavi
MS. Little breakfast lacsets Of piI.,
b,s,ded la rsIitair= arc srelt5 and useful
for tie ssa etoEe- .....
{ White muslin waists ard jackets are dect
ded1y in tie escendspt- They are not ool!
becGm1pe to all bus much cooler than oe
t rect or SUI wa1Et- They adoit Of simpl'
ecoucnY IN tlimnfng and the utmost e1
t,av Rance- Put7ed Lace waists, WITH qusu
tines Of Vs1esciennes inserting and lace q
ttM more becom!rg and fashionable; N
knoEn bx hslfa dozen different names, ar
| mote 1h1n ever worp. very chfFu1ln
style il msde with deep points above snd =
the Waltt, holio ea TerT much under sn
anna, ana across ore shouloer hroad ban
OF The sane SILK trimmed with plated nj
, 1864-08-21

Ncun.
New {enK, Saturday, August M.-Th=
Commercial has the following erec'at IRON
Notifications Of Washington was nfde YES
terray and proved entirely satisfactory. Il
the enemy should come down from the Val
ley 5Sntrst US he would fnd the city In q
more eGoctlSe state OF defense than ever be-
fore
Reyorts that Republican lenders hare made
m imprt esion upon the President In fAvar Of
an aInlstice until after cit tctfon, are uofaond-
cd. When the President will not even chan 20
lis Cabinet with the view to Improve his
chances for reelection, 1t IL Idle to suppose
be y culo adopt bold peace meaeurc-
The PHFA5s Mr. Festendt n intends to re-
turn to Washington this evening. The terms
Of the new Loan are not Sc: decided. Il Is
reported that the bonds will be 5,sa0s, which
are extrEmtIy ecarce. No bonds are as prea-
eut more actively in request, bath ID foreign
msskete and b. our oWn citizens The demand
for tn new 1.S0s Is not expected to be ttmtn~
isted hy the issue ofsheee gold bearing bonds,
~ the later wM be absorbed by different
class Of Investors from those who subscribe
fos The former; nofeovoF, the debt cestan-
Gates who're low price has checked the de-
En1ue, as it IL proposed to hceept 20 per cent
Of tbt IaJments for the new bonds Ia these
securities. The a1rat Eemtnss for the pay.
mint Of this And future loans, will be such
as to dlst1rb Is little as posethle the move
mertR Of the UoEey markets.
Gold IL sdroopipg In. consequence Of ths
ps. nents Of interest from the sub tre1surF
Orenitg price 25134; closed 1t 256s55 bid
Exports Of specie today, $34, $50.
, 1864-08-21
FROM ST, PAUL.


(spedAl Dispatch to the Chicago Ttlbune.}
Sr. PAr1, MINI, Friday, Arg. -.
Dispatches Just received BY Gen. eioley,
IRON Fort Abercrombie, dated August Is,
state that ecout Of that post has Just re-
turned from Fort WadswcTth, the new Fort
near James River In Dccatah Territory, and
reports that messenger bad arrived there
from Standing Buffalo, Chief Of the SlseitoDf,
bringing proposition from several bands Of
Indians to make a treaty Of peace They say
they are hunted down By the Crows and Black
feet, who will not let them come near their
hunting grounds. These Indians are now
encamped, to the number Of 500 On the Con-
teau Lc Prairie.
There arc etm wild rumors from the late
Indian raid, but the Government scouts. re-
port positively that thert are no indians
within our line Of outposts.
, 1864-08-21
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, AUGUST 81, 1864.

property of tie prosecutor. he said, II
Lave not stolen sns thing; eut what took
FIuxelliul Mrs. Fluwellin said, "Fes; I
ordered him to get av, and take my boz
away. I and ny husband had quarrel the
night befare, and determined Fould not
live nith hun any longer" Witness lett the
room for minute or TWO, and, on returning
Mrs. Fin vellin opened boz which can
tained all the plate ao5ve-me1t,oned: On
watch on t,m which had belonged to the
PROSECUTOR. TIE case has created great
deal Of excitement among the lower classes
OF the city. Is the reverend gentleman and
HIS y lie were tuqpesed to have been ver5
happy couple, but they APPEAR to have had
quarrel on the Wednesday might, snd the frial
wite having tsken fancy to her husband :
sekvant, took her fight.
, 1864-08-21

v1sfsL srErcz rT LieEr:1s1 Thai tssk M*rT E
1se Cd LAke Esic, ca TIC r1:rtt:. o: t5s t>:h xas
:9ss ?, ce12s s Or Is. q
e::w. TIE assd stsstz TO tsp ..ls1: 1sss lad top
G.l3st sard ~! sstns o7,n Id: s;nss ds.send.
thea pAs.d ,hrGsss ths hs,eavsy. rsytss.as Y. 7;
box. -Four sech we're kert !cto p!-s. AMI - nAk10
rt7oyet ont e{Fh- lctnn ~ teve,a1 fsst. Four re2
we're 1.Actcx u Wien T. oas:er, bat al oe1
ennnre-tpeisp.s Adxtruser. 1s.a.
FoK LI:Kkraot--Tee British bark Ffirzs!l&e ,C.2..
Teek4 llaeA :cs FtlHaks A.ne.- 70 load Win cog
re- e.e ;FetuEr t. to tdls post Jes:eresy -ornlng
London. EtglAna She haa, IN addition % tae .eove
Tssaps jauer 20 c.noieta her cesso- sac Vii pro
eetd o. ht1 .oysse ci:~es tso9 a,rs today. e,,hns
lighted to tnaoleter 10 ptoceo1 thence - Montreal
, 1864-08-21
FROM 8HERN1A ANS ARMY.


new YoRK, Aug. 3o.-The rebel psp.r
contain the following:
ATLANTA, Aue. 15.-At q late hour yester-
day evening the enemy attempted to drive in
our pickcta on the centre Amer sharp
elirnieh they we're repulsed There was de-
snltozy firing alorg the line throughout the
night, and to day not few Of the shells
THROWN into the city had scriptural quo
tatio7s In Hcbre9 pasted on them.
A body of the enemy's cavalry dashed In
to Decatur tets evening. and moved In the
direction OF Cobb's Mill. 4 small force OF
infantry is reported at Decatur. Their &C.
tiols indicate another movement on our
right
Lively ek!rmishiug is going On on out
centre ibis evening.
, 1864-08-21

surgeon WE0EFII H1Enmouus
WASHINGTON, Aug. o.-Brig. Gen. Ham.
nord, Surgeon Central, United States army,
Was tried 81 court marital at Washington,
on the 10th Of Jauusry last, on very lengthy
charges OF dctraudiIg E the Government Of very
large amouDts Of morty, In The wa5 Of con-
tsacfs. to divers persons, for tlanntls mtdi-
cal supplies and hospital stores. The decl-
sion Of the court Was that Surgeon General
Hammond be dismissed from the service.
and disqualified from holding any office Of
honor or truet under the Government. This
sentence the President has approved
, 1864-08-21

Bos1oS Auyust 1S.-The Ne~to@n Lubri-
eating Oil Works, on Par6 street R,1pary,
weF. blown up aud set on fire today. b5
the explosion ef the boiler, A large qnant!tY
Of o1i was destroyed. Loss 81, ,0ol. insured
for Sl5. COO in New York
, 1864-08-21

WAsurxoroz, August oO.-Thc price at
which stamped envelopes are furnished per
dozen urdrr the recent coutsact~ belcg
larg-ly In excees OF those heretofore made,
tle Department has Issued circular to
5arious ef1cte, announcing corresponding
advance of rate st which they nre to be fur
nfehcd to the public. Thz Increase In the
price Of the letter stzc Il about Upper cent
, 1864-08-21
NIGHT BLn0MING CDRElS.
CERTIE4ICATE-

CERT1E4ICAIE
Thereby certify thhe am the original fab
ricntor Or the Perfunne EnoTn - Khe kx.
tract Of the Flower Of the SiEht-BfoomaRE
CereuA, nud thut thr formula Tor thr urcUaF
ut1en cf he san.c n my us-eSEery or fuveH
RON ned xha& y uh for two years preytoas
to Jaz n.ry la.k in the employ ct pna1en d
.ou. of Sew Yarx a:iky, nd while there In
srpIuerd shfs pcE5aI t, Eud thar I'M now In
the employ Of g. u ttsodw srts. ko-drsaer%
X. ,n1a ahut ,hr x+nuine per1aM- Is pFe-
pnrea O.: II fsa.r my formula, nil o hers be-
ing 1mlintJouP. Jill CHAS IlE5s
Hothetrer- u urch 1sr- 1k6f---.5
Said, =tcr s.,c SIC .s:a.t, ns s-orIt- 's R1-
do1nb f.. Cbtea.o a1.s 31.o st-u GALA na&
, 1864-08-21
Gen. Seymour ON the War.

New ToRk, August 20.-The Tnxs has
long letter from Brig. Gen. Seymour, lsteiy
prisoner at the South, upon the present as
peet Of Affairs based upon his former knowl-
ticas. He states the rebel cause Is fast fAii-
Ing from exhaust zion, and all We need Is men
to give crushing preponder.nce to our
armies. Tens of thousands of lives are
lost because our array Of strength Is
10 dhproportionate against that which We
battle, Everywhere We meet on nearly
equal teEms, when We might rs well have
four to one The cost to Is in blood and
tr.a.u1e Of . prolonged war can hardly be
forsseeu. The South will fight IS long ~
the struggle is equal It viii submit to
euch pTeponderaEce as we should show In
fh,a field
, 1864-08-21

Bos1os, Aug. 9-seuator Wilson pub
lishes note denying all the reports to the
eject that he is mixed up Nth any propost-
tlon f5r an armistice with the rebels. he
Gays no public man connected with the Ad-
ninistrattcn n is In favor Of an armtstice,
personally know that President Lincoln and
ali the members Of bis Cabinet have undoubt-
ed filth in the success OF our afus and the
complete triumph Of our cause, and with
this belief they will purrue the most yi5or-
Gus measures to raise money and men to
GETTY on the war.
, 1864-08-21

four story carriage mandatory Of Darhan u
4 Booth was deetro. cd o. fire this morning.
Loss $4,000, Insurance $4,000. Weet i;
Soal, nachlnists, also sustained heavy
Inca
, 1864-08-21

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. August Co
Secretary F-sse nden has toby osaerad Unit
ted States Assistant Treasul ers Mctur5re and
CISCO to pay thr 1910 and s 20 coup N o.40s
due September 1st, and sos due November
lat
, 1864-08-21
FKOM TIE UPPER 1II@.
SOURI,.

Arrival OF the steamers Benton and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in tine Upper
NllsaouFl-An A1fNek by the Indians
-1he steamer Isfnnd City sunk and
uJotni Loss-feus from a;cH SullfsB
Expcdttiun-AccIden to the Benton.
, 1864-08-21

The Fxciec Nan steamer which let 64a Fra--ls.o
Or Saturday lA,1, $:h inst. hxs shoas nisiioo Q:
drett1t have rsr, " intrease3 cf lses be. OF
1ne o. - ~ Yari sout a d. ps5tsrt IL x
ta1gonls 1rada bare Goa ble1 ths.r oEders for Cav
York, - compared with The proportion SetWrcn SeH
TclE xuH tGntpu INV UQE tbs &ru.
, 1864-08-21
VOLUME XVIII.

proportion With every other u1an, We should
never collect any ta1 ut all There may be
mistakes made somewhere; things may be
done wrong while the officers Of the Govern
ment do all they can to prcTEnt mistakes:
But beg Of yoa as eitzsns Ct te this sEe gFss'
OF from The great work We have before us.
This struggle Is too large tor you to 6e g. a:
ye1ted from 1t By AM. snail rnatter: Waen e
yon return to Jour homes, rtse up 70 y toe 9
height Of generation Of men, worthy q Z =
f1ee government, and we VIII easlF ont tae
you nv sincere thanks dor the honor you
have done me this afternoon.
, 1864-08-21

NEW toRk, August U.-The New Yofk
7i"<s' Washington special SAYS: The stimuli
taDeous encounters With the rebels on both
banks Of the James river, and also In the
valley, prove that Lee has in Virginia alar.er
force than has been supposed, and reports
Of his having sent detachment 10 Georyi4
are not now credited Lees total force ID
estimated by our secret service at about sew
ent1 thousand men.
, 1864-08-21

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