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The New York herald., 1864-09-02
SAuS FOR THB PACIFIC.

me steamship MOTH Star, Captain yorss, wiz ,svs
.his port on saturday tor Aspinwah
The malls for Central America and the soata rs-ss
wiil oIoee past ooIock tomorrow nc-rrg
Tbs wEHLT HssALp--Ed,lioI for tbs rlciiD--wll 10
ready .: hslr-p.st nine O'Clock In TIE morpirg.
siasie cop,cs wrappsrs ,ssds for mailing Osst
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mnrv ri 10 L.y are tsing nsds a iss Esrts-1x
Ritters d.sp,e ea griends h-~S
endeav"rsf "a 'rutsie cnGrer'e,s thya Ia a. ~
Tho psosic xout be Io. dapcssd Ths Piantx
ton BITTER are '7cre.ing - iaS ana ',ars svsrg dsH
aud ''tbAts ~lSs tho rUAssar ~ Th-v sissa
boNs sn' nsro ast they II srs s1t VII s,.p =
q. .oo, Or vs sAaii stnp IoAkag theba. 4s
The Pantatfor inNgores1s
They create hraitis Rppattet
9hey aotd dete > OIL AMY ~ AMI ''st.
They overcome scis nj disc oAtioD IN 4 lats t1.rA
Itsy s'r-nethan The system enl.feo tis ritfn-
They rrevrn, ,nasrrstic and riD~mttsnt fevefa
They purity tic 1realh and tf'. ~ e.unslN,
1hsy cure a srepsia and conslip.,lJu.
They curs darrh'fa chosrr nnl cnplrrR mrrbus.
They ciis tfycs complaint snt narvout heaitche
They maze tho weak atrp0s the Sri'nNt
sNhGistcd rstireR Erees rh. ft GO
GUAR sgCuna zach botQe. Glsgy uyp lersht slx
~hosA ssi-ntsry hAb rdncs waatr-s isasss~s
psrltsion Of the heart lack OF eppst. ai,s
ing liver complaint constiratpr 6c, wt hni lnr,atsAf
and oermsrsui relief IN these bitter AL -
arc recommended 20 wear AMI delicate fsnass al
moh-rs.
Thsy sold by all respectable ns,csn,1 e-.t .asx
bottle United States stamp tho cork IA
steel plate side iso'e.
Beware or reausd bottles. See that slamp -
been taapersd With Any person pretsni'oI oil Pssrs
taton Rlers bv gallon ndlsr inrostor. An&
-'' '-P r. n DRAERs co,
No. II fhrI n, rogA
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GRAND Mass Meeting OF TN Dam S<
cacy, tne suxpices the Democratic upiap
snor 70 rs,ify ~ ssn.n ,,ior e GeorRs H. nollerM
freaaent Ard 1eoygs H. fenaeas for Ttae Ftad~E NJ
he held nj Union yhursdsy even .s. 81
ns Seyera4 or,'r.snt sDeAhsrs will s'drea shs @eeEs&
Nnose nsrnes viii W rpsupnaej In future adv
The several IeCsnso agd grs 70 p-yk
,ipate. The Comm tae ~ Will sftss.
aanor ensg eysniog he hesdqusrssrs q! as 49,
IUEEy. coxxss PrssiaS.A
Jso buILET, In, 'sosFoA
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
SHERIDAN.
Ths Engagements Of the sixth Csrls
and the cavalry
EARLY'S MOVEMENT Up THE VALLEY,
&sa As., kss


Mr. Theodore c. Wilson's Desrasches.
AvEnr's CAvnsY. I
In run Pxio, August 30, 1854 +
GIN 0rKRAfloM on o0EPD ON
ras 29ra. t
Tie operations Of yesterday OF character tend
cng more toward reconooissalcss shsn TO geIer 81
.5censlvs movement. n#4
Last nsht General AverlI sent out smalI force 20
attack The srsmy advanced position the Celrsrds
Gown road Accompanying ths movemsnt was Lieu.
3olant Harrison, OF general Avcr,ls slaR, VITO was
9Aken prisoner by the enemy. pat subsequently e..
1apod.
u General Custar's mover ont across tl9 Ope1lSo
yesterday together with tho atacs the sixth .erps
you DOUBT III lcAru from tbs RErLD syoIees
q ith the sfor-e iid mmauds
0sssRAL KxLLs, 8 IRosCiAp-- Ryrrcv1S
This the sound OF tbe steam whistle was 0
rore beard hsrt,usbrrg, General Kelley having sent
r1own an roD clad" 70 reopen cououuc,eg fron the
westward part OF the raroed ine 70 ard viii Gclord
<avertls cnmmAud- NMM@ElA@ WE 2
Regular coach cornmuniaa.ion IN sssin open 0e
Wv MatunsbtrR and Milliamspsrt ana HaserstoEn.
Ehs stages we'll diiei witu rs.uraing re.u2ess.
t<t
| On the Winchester pike the enemy bsid position
about nvc miles lrou Asstinsbufg This sierGoCD. 70
sr there has been general engagement IN this cirec
Sion 70 day YET have been attacking ths enenys os
asosts on several roes, or tue purpose o. eSag, no:
Banding, his POSITIONS
General Tofberts Medical Director shot yesterday
Dy guerlllaz,
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T.f wEss;y nrci.,v, ns,s,v

rhs Hest and Cf.~apssl aspssApss ta
the Gountry.
Tns WnuS dsxHs, FOR .Aa p,s ,sesut xsek, rs-dy -
morrow Saturday moriox cH
TxsNs-sinss sros'rp,es. q; TtTss ccpiss, sb; rive
corIss ST. Tss co2ss SIS, single ooufa A., osn.s sssA
4 limited rvmber 1 sfysrtssusbts fr,s-tsA
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rrg rEryasrugG COURT or nQrIRY.

Hx.peuARrsps, Tss rEtn, August ~ iso*
Tho Cour, u inquiry IN relation " sns -
sauN Petersburg the 3osh Of Juy' eonVe's" ss-
al the bssdausrsrs OF the second corys today Leuten
sna General Grant, saa Colonel cousssss, ous 0 ha
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ayEAlRs At FORTRESS MONROE.

FoKrR.s xossos, AuguA %, 1894
rbs oas Hundra> and Sixty third Ono ost Tor hou
to day Ths, are b. adred days nsa. Tner time hAa
expired. t..,cs4e s.
Tho United States l,ehtA ZIP, which was sung by ~
rebels in 1851 near sswsls poat, has been rassd b
The ~reckers. and sowed 70 Od Ao'e@ 80 a..
Angus, g. at Ns~porss News. .f.er = brief illness
The ui~B ooss has arrived from Cnv foins; ous sns
FORTRESS Mosaou. ssps. 4. 1855.
Lieutenant General Grant arrived at Old Point a haif.
past three O'Clock this Afternoon from City Pointoa the
steamer Greyhound.
The following persons havs oisd At the Hsmptos Hos
ptsl since the last report
James wilkins, sslh United States solored regiment;
Charles Wiley lSs.n Pennsylvsnia James Bsck. sotn
Nassachussts;J Thompson, 62d OHIO soob SchesT lst
consssti;s. @ srilsry Friday. Is. Con.eciiou. Vol!
Smith, lo4tn Penosy vana Newbury, a4th Aassaonu-
se.ts 4. Hall l4sth Ohio; William Masters, 62d Ohio;
Hampshire James B. Boyd. 18TH New York artillery;
Tt"n's. Thomas n OHer,on, Tenth New Yok arsulsry;
Maryland cavalry, john A Lyon, 6sth Ponnsylvania;
Peter Smith, Sd New Hampshire Woodward. sIth
ssT Ms's: New o
artillery II. Wingste. lst Dstrict OF Columbia cav
ssy ssst nch's Kelley iisth New York Jacob Leeds
Wood. 9Sih New York Isaac Rsnney, 17eth New York;
john Clayton, sSta Pennsylvania, and Warren Hcnder.
Major John NJ Clark, OF the One Hundred and Thirty
third aio, died last nght at the Chesapeake Hospital
The Army Regulations for Newspapsr
Correspondents.
Army or rHs PoroxAc August 81, 1884.
The rus requiring correspondents with the army to
publish their signatures to their dispatches,
which has been neglected by number these gentle.
men, Il again insisted upon and those who omit doing
In future need not hope 70 remain hero.
II is also required that they shall locate themselves
with some particular corps, division detachment,
whore they may be addressed sent for At all times
This, however, will no Of course, prevent them Nom
moving about 10 attend 10 their duties 4$fAfk N
Attention 10 called to the fact that several errors
CURED In dsspatch dated the alst Of August dsscrb
Ing the battle Of the loh. Two statements
TALLY the subject OF conpsiptnamey that tho Second
vision, OF the Fifth corps 'eroke that ssour lino
was then forced backn The Second division. " 10
claimed, s'dd not break, nor did any oher.' before
direct assault, aud our line not driyer back.
Every thing WAS quiet Inst night and everything to-
day along our whole ne aud tho position OF Affairs Is aos
materially altered. .- r.. .r
Recruits and couvsiescsns continue 70 arrive daily In
increased numbers sSd greatly improved feeling pre-
wallis 10 The army among both officers and men.
Yesterday very respectable caring family OF rofu
gees the Vicinity OF Scams station succeeded in
entering our lines with view Of going North. VIZ
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
Mr. N. Dnvidson's DespAtch.
:. NEAR CAAKLzsTows, August 81, 1884.

4#
Gisdoai Director OF sne cavalry corps hes cast deep
gloom the First cavalry division DR.. RusSn came
cut az the surgeon Ninth New York; and has sd
with ability ard n1sity iD ALL tho positlous from rtli
entsl surgeon 20 edca director OF the corps he has
been attached to General Torbers sts during tho chus
OF the present osnpign and has been in the habit Of ac
compau yng The the front Ia action IN
srder 10 ssoerir,ead personally tho rrentra.ors .or
gakng care OK the vadndea mad bcrss shVt unoer
Aim few days :. Kearueysv'e. nr Wilson, a ihe
tesulAr bigsde euccceds Dr Rgson ss medical director
attENr CASUALTIES ND1 ts
Our wounded in the ha,,ie 81 day before yesterday
number evenay isoall OF tho FRS. cavalry division
The to,si LOSSES arc bout oue mud ed
Tho losses IN Crooks comiuand tho last Teconnois
.auce, near isto"n we're about oe hundred and !ory
SuySls h. gade o. thoburns division oslng eighty aAo
10 cssrHAL sHrapAS's STAFF
Iheutensnt Colonel J. r. hmesousy, Assistant Adutant
General .! iae Cavalry corps, annouraed Assistant
afjutast general ~ tna Addie Military division; Ga'cr
Kellogg g chic oopmsssry ,lr G.estIa US medioeldi-
rector r Dubois ~ assis,at director. and Lieutenant
I'd L. Iaisted us CHEF signal oleef al upon .he s'l q
csvA1nY Isssrrrons
Captain g. r. Ncrrs Second regular cavalry has been
appointed inspector general Of cavalry upon the sa q
CANAAN g. Il Co dcu n the sare regimen. is n.ec.
Tor General Of cavalry 10 the Military Ds;ret Of AIssr
Very.
. Captain v. Sumuer, edeet Of the late Gen.rs!
Governor seymour of ibO first New York Mount
cd rites Tho VIZ apartment has given him psrsnis-
purpose OF j0inine bis regiment. which ~ Ia GsIers
Eautz' Command W the Army OF ire Focmso. he is
gallant officer and viii pe lopusr with that NE REL
sneat 10 which he has been ordered
SUNDAY.
in the cavalry fight Of sunday the yfb psrneyiyRnie
npder command Ma or starr, psrcl sed IN the haero
charge spoken 6l Dy iast On Sunday and Monday tle
FIRST cavalry sergespts and three private,
wounded Lieu,e.auts Harris, Barnard Ferry and hoyer
oil behaved the brave sDd silful maencr TIE
night commenced eetwn aud progressed ~ the Shcp
,hordsiown sto Winchester pike tie rs. day 10 and be
yond Snitlheld
MONDAYS soyrEESrs- 4
Cn Bonday two divisions OF kay's infantry came ater
than tSevs pieces u artillery aod ierceo
shen Slowly back tli tour ock J.. ~. when NeneGsl
RICKETTS, cAus up dyison ~ the Siyth cops,
aud Esriy Il men reiexted ;Gru two or TIRES mics
~ta very lite show sesistance. C0lOGei lswe.is
bfi.ads pprsuss item q summit lnn which place tney
hsd unti rouu iucsday, toey wese Sithdrawn.
THy
FsFly IA n.sf BUNKER bil with tbs whole force, srra.
rsntly dc-trous vi drA~iuI Sher!dan up To atS hii
Sene,ai fnr2er vieed serryS. yostcgcay 5a1 !ouAd
no enemy there.
cus
Generals sheridau TorberI MorT,tt all reckless
cf personal dauger-s1me huS ion maeh 50. Iley arc
ncey to be i,und 10 the rear ei the Lac o baLo
1uring ~ action
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srrciAi osDyns-yo. 81.

EaApouARrsps, ARxiss OF rHx Ug1rrn srarn,
In ynr fIgrp, yuse MA, August 2s, 1854.
Hereafter desertsrs from the Confederate army weo
deliver themselves up the Uned States forces will,
on taking cath that they viii not again take up arms
duting tho present rebellion, be furnkhed snce
and free transportation 20 their homes, ths same are
within the lines of federal occupation.
II their bones no, within such lines fhey viii DO
furnished subsistercs and ree transportation 70 any
rcut IN Northern states
All dose<tors who take tho oath d allegiance VIII,
tLev desire H. re given employ IN the Q.arterwas
ter and other departments or the army, snd tho same
remuneration raid them ~ 10 given 70 civilian enployes
for similar services.
Porced military duty, o. service crdangerinS them 20
csr,urs by The Confederate fo-cey win not ee erscted
lrcnl such gve themselves up 70 the United States
military authorized by command of
Lieutenant Geueral GRANT.
e Bowrzs, Assistant Adiutsnt General
This order nes yoeerosy today been ruetr ously
IN our way another pushed into the cuemy's camps
its effects In our nyor s expected 70 Do coisidsrsbe
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
CsrY POINT.
MIR. A. navtasoa's Dsspatch.

MF, A. UNNfV5OH's 0SSpHECHs
CRY Poisr, Va, August 81, 1864.
The situation along al lines in frcnt is deemed ss
tisrac,ory by the Lieutenant Geuersi.
pEsERIsRs--orprciAL oanss.
ary dsscvters have from, the eoemy within
tho PAS, fow days Ther concurrent testimony 70 the
effect ha, i,was generally believed by the rank apd de
OF tho rebe army that they they would be
rui INTO she iron; rank OF army induced the Gng
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
an. sn.l,,rx of r.,.,-hrss R..cm.a.

From The Petersburg txpres-, August ~
The enemy sgsin opened Lis batteries opc The ety ou
Sunday morning ita sfts tuo or ire tnrd
time nj night. Al The sheiirg very sewers
Ard houses struck and more cy iass injured
Tho enemy Huas much grstc-top 90 Doubt destroy
ting private property aud kifns ron cVm6slauts - tbs
10 all tbey do By shsng The city
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Prsssr csshea ~ Al Lssettxsa hottS-
IAGos IsdbNR,s osss. I7s RroaAmay. = y.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Cnt Canbs-New styles Just Receives
tvc tbr,s four. twenty dollars each FOE sAsS
GEhPG. q ALfEN, sIs BrosdS.ay, ocs door below -
mai street store closed Saturday. ~ oesocs
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
HEADQUARTERS, Ayr-yLL's CAvirsr, !
In THE krErD sent IL. M,

In rHs FrgLD, sept II. NJ
fn RR8M rokon THAT ATTACKED tvIRnL-
II Rhodes corps rebel in;sltry, together with
Vaughus's cavalry, that attacked General Averirs evi
6ioa ct hsrtinsturg yesterday afternoon They sppar
only hoped 10 surprise AverI, bat Eisnsly fa.lsd 10
accomplishing thor object. III
rBs RrBxL 0RSSSL yARLv
EARLY Was ~ Winchester last night, aud the basty r.
Great OF Rhodes corps this morning, ndces thus the
psbsls have imp.s for moving the vsley
Lhs rebels lost betn tune aud by this lest oporatD
Che value Of which tbcy will be enabled 10 estimate IN
Gay or two.
+, GENERAL AvERIIL ATfAcfe IHr REBELS.
Tns morning GeAerai Aver NJ AIN attacked the enemy
csb portion Of is cavalry, cryng the rebels out oT
aNartnsburg, Occupying the town, and continuing the
pursuit 70 poLt tour milos toward Winchester.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

rr. Rowe pevofes Exclusive Atfew"rU
TO Depfnsss Caarrn rsesass Eye Ear and rBrask
Fasdeur is foustcenth street eight doors ~eSe q
WA rvaptc, Ney YORK Hours 10 A M TO 4. III.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Grover ~ Baker, Highest PreNtuA
E!aslo Stitch Sewing heceincs S33 BrckdTN. new xosA
ard 99sFuon street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Freckies. Pinpics. Tar, Eiesn WormA
PrIcsIy Hest 10 cured by 0OURAUDs lTALIAx
MEDiCATGD SOAR. ~ as ROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

EsIgs 90 Every De,eriptioo. WhoirsaIs .
ana IcLal ANNIs co. 70 Fulton street, corner cf Vtt
liam. Established 1917
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Crurauc's Poudre subtn Urrootr Han
nom oH rotcnrsds or IN. brfy; N rsrransse
hlk douot uto&iwAy..
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

sror fGe Hair ana skiu-Dsrry's TrAp
oop efgu1 The bSs ard cheapest article. Bold oJ SsNG
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Sca~ usnrs ond PINS. New styles. Jwse
r-c.iyesshree i've seven, ten. Twelve fifteen, tweaS
10 ent, i've doNafs For sae BY GEO g. ALLH1s
ais broadway door below CsoAi street
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

vnteheior's Hair Dye, he Best In s3f
rord Harrl.ss reliable rstarta Tho MY psrSso
do sold ~ all drussss Enctosy 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
sss.rgo rsaura m -, rysAruxs

To prpSp ManDrt1~xursre
ksp~r sisa, s3rts--As iya
Artiy Il laa c1scA
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

A Eeruttfnt tDnaEieysoT. - Lasv0Sg
y'oori Youth, Tqni Pearl u has equal fof ovr
serving eeanfs IN tho conipexton and skin. Bold
III drngsisis, aud by JAMES LAIRD sols Proprietor -
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

C,rn~ Eamiaas, Nails, Enta-zer JotneAI
ri aseases of the fccI cured by Dr. ZAoHARfk, Ma W
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

~v,r.s,n Radical Cure T~0ss-O nee
csrcsr m Bresdwsy ant Ann street, snder Bern ur 14
sa1bicsr traces aah supporters ef -vof
on. s. EA.le stssxings and Abdominal. Dse&
On uIl2 " T. 4. Z
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

us~rese prer,iutn Lock affsch sewn
M7rbIpen WHEELER A WILSON, No CTS frosdws
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Crtuaeoro's FEesr Dye, p-eservnfsve
srd Wig Dcrot wholesale and retail No Assor HossA
The dys applied By ssilftii artists.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

rn~at navsra t.-tttrg.--71 nsF S"xss
p-ernh1tr rsy FOR P,tsa fngorr,alos fnrssssd 1h.
hissra ray q " degso9ns and II ~, .,S. N T.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

4. You want an Know, Be-, Road
MEDICAL, COMMON SENSE
rrous crions people. aui good BOOK tor eve
"a PrIe. a. 81 To be bad AL dsp0s- ConssaA
A0'es "A''ea nr. E. d FoorE, LEO EsssA~sy, H. ~
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

HSiI's HAIR Dy~--5O Cont. Biaos
brown; reliable. Depot No. Barclay street ssd ~
dTu1gsts.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

eycry of the Eye ard Ear reaa,-ng s,s., ,s
-ri surgical sd st-Hcrt to W nT Won EiSfNBsSS.
81 his SiG broadway, near Twelfth stss&
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

was,n, r~nas,.'- Eat tsctts " -s "a .sss
rrs..wakirE MI llnssr Clcsxh arS yrercA Slsn NSyse
ror 10. s..s3a. ls vs~erley psssc, MI, ~~
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

rrs, window Soothing syrG Sc
cana,ss Tsotsiag curs ny s.a'ry sod sss1ass
- E.oa+ch aAe so~ss and cures wipjhleska !.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

ysw.iry srd watehes--Os al, Dese~'fp
,nns ,,r 1rs ESQ. O. ALLEN sl5 E7esdway, oAs k6u
sslay Cs CsnaI 1.rcst, formerly Ne II Wal stsss1 t.a
The New York herald., 1864-09-02
CHRONIC CATAREa,
CURFi'.

rATsfRu or rHg TYMPAgYC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE rbGTEUcTiOSS or rHa
EueTACatAN TUBE
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r.n,rat. E~sN.st. nsAsrat, AakAs ~.
~ IA A..
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

IN ..sseF " sumsfoss inquiries sas . eomgllanss ~s
,ss largo nurnscr Of ~ ss sna nsi e"ss
.,r Sossi ,Ai, .e.sSa uru, sasaFcy o.,ooe-
a. " LELAND w
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

- rapKr collar Maau.@s rers.--
- - \. .,.s,ss ha.bnsrf ane'A 49, - nAnufaS
49, =, e.iArs Addrsti eoA 49, Nee YOfs PsS
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

ALKcg 4 CO., sSssN
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Address 20 AmOkers--ro,ink & SON
Nees sschanm Manufacturers removed from Eroorn~ 8
~ 5G2 Brosd~aY. fourth Wholesale rHasA
Pipes to order repaired.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

OHIO CATNWRA BRANDY
By The DOZEN barrel This article IA said 10 s1fN preo
Brandy aud a. prosent OF Importation Ii sold ~ 80
third the price -
DEMAB BARNES 90.
WLocsas Agrnls
81 Park row, New Yelk.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Mosquito Ects. X
rt gELTYs so srsaa-- -. saS I,
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

10 was5,,sGr.yBsIr 81 DAidasss-~ - Jrty-
re way ccngtshf 4uff As@fi'' ~ -
GRATpy AZ, AEk1f plaza
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

watch Chstns. Nev !. Rsylss,
raroe Ave even tau. Bf,> ,,..tsfv .eo huudrse
asisrs sssS. los al. syV 81 q %EGss 10. 10 st'as
xa1. 2se ooor oes"~ ~s~ Il ssrssl
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Afrcutio~..--Fse Tooth rche, Teog
rafqis and ca.hrrh nsrH1v relieved And perrhsnescf
crrsd hy using WOLCoTTs Instant Pain Annlh.ia1sek
End ..rvsv svlers
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

~..,.. ytast'o srosNi-ga, 81 -s.ras
rc pgessnly ~ 70, Tsssy sirs's w > .rsnSans
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

DeaSnoss. InPairea Sight
NOISES IN TnH head
CATARFIAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

oRosssYE srEAroHTEStn IN oSs SrSurH
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

sARArCgA sFRiSGa
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Al Old rriccs-WcGG,oH Cerds eaf
Papers. EVEKpELJ'S ~cgarisstyles only u: Ne q
broadw ay Duane street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Iieuterant Commanding 9'escis
The fact Is trrnt kss DA the CavGry spare Ike
up respectable rad Hs army, iuaecc T. 20 iuuser
the 90 stnn u He hss Ury he fttb (War
rensl corps the SeccLd tflaacceksD cc.s, tie Ninth
purusda's corps and EIt'ere force Is berauis Hun
dred sod two cGvaTy divisions, updrt ks'!, Or
spear, tho other under Grogg, ali nsAaA lot more
iban forts i've thousand men.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

New Perfume Tor tho Hanakoss
'"''' PUALoE's "N,GHT BLooMrHa cEgEUs"
pLALlhts NIGHT BLOOM ING GkRkba"
##. PHAICN'y MIGHT BtOCIYHC CELsUS"A
rhALoE'S 'NISUr BLOOMING C6RbUs"
The gfea, por.arity attained by lh4F e-9ast
fpe has induced many thlesa limitations rra cours0
the bottle has blown te
glass, hPHkLOH < son falsun.es Now york,r BswoSr
er counterf.i.s. Sold by 81 druggists,
Ali syr,assr r : o IA s,atnf~, Disorders SUn-
iec diseases OF tho climate Calls Fcysrs Asw
Sea sqkness Darraos Dys.uterv, Dvsrepsia Colo sp9
Cbo ~ prevented by the of ~
Fr noh C0gnso yitters imported only by & SrsiFFkkk
~ n assau street, Nov YORK.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

Mr. VIM. II. Merrian,'s Dispatch.
WATEs BATTERY, MEAN Crows NEST AND TIE GAP,
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TIE rrIvtTEnR K~srraHAXScCE.
0!Hri4S guilty IF Grass Mtylect and To2a-
Mt1on cC lie M"tra'Hy Lars.
New foRK, Jan. 2g.-:rhe steamer Austri-
%lasian, from Lierr~rl Oh the 10Th, mas ar
rived.
e The Governmcn. investigation into the case
Of tho rebel rrisatecr lsaar.h2anDck, ;atc ahe
war steamer Vi,t"r, resulted ia proYirS Ger
tain rllicil 1T Sneerncss guilty 81 gross ne
glect Of duly. ami aviolation OF to neutrality
laws. Tie Government Determined Ia prose
cute tie principal offender, Mr.. I:amDle, The
Princira Engineer and In.Tec;ur"T M.ch!re-
ry AlloAt, who was brought before the ulagiI
tratns and bound over in Il heavy hail. NJ
proceedings have yat been instituted against
utic'I.
The cs-. rf tie P,.inpar,. seized on the
Clyde, has been transferred 20 the S:u:cli Court
Of Sessions - An cxch'4u er cause. ard would
shortly lie debated.
Tue steamer Germmri", from Southampton.
took on: Eezera! heavy siege CUES Of large
cal!bre, for Federal use.
Three persons we're summoned before The
Liverpool Police Couit on the 18th, charged
with c~nlis!ins for the rebel; oniy cue .p-
pcarci, and Us the evidence showed la, c,nI.
plicity. lie WAS hOLld "ver - appear. Tie
government pSosrrutca. Tl,c Defendants coun-
vel denounce the case a. the If the most
,rumlery ever gotsen Up. and condemned the
Esdeial 'sp;onnze shown in the matter.
The King of Denmark, in II brief speech,
has pledged himselfto defend Danish rights.
Austria AMI Prussia have taken, ste rs in The
Federal Diet, with - paciii4 tendency. Both
Power! have decidei upJn y military oecupa-
lion Of Scalesyis, in opposition u Tie Fcdciai
Dirt
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