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Office Of Assistant Qaartermaster, U, s. A,}
= iaiiisasd haa AHgrstq, Ne, Dee, ist 1854
Cavalry and ARTILLERY Horses
VIVA NJTEDl -

DROPOsAIs will ha rsosived at this office for
L lhep9rchase Of CavsIly and ARTILLERY, Horses
for the use Of Of te n s. Government, til further
Horses offaraa Ear the cavalry service must be
souhdi III ali nsytteslars well broken. in full flesh
70 to - aapasd high
~, ~ - Aine y}ry purposes. Price to be $50.
Xr,ilsH horses must be ofdaIk color. sound in all
partious. quick and active well broken and square
" ten years old NOT less than l6t hands high
- not to weigh less than ten hundred and fifty
nounds Price to be $50.
Farmers and Stock raisers particularly are invited
to offer their horses person at this Office and not
to dispose of them to dealers or third parties.
spection wi be recsi lived and paid for In Govern
ment funds. THOS G. WHYTAL.
d1mdec3 Capt. and Asst Quartermaster q. s. A.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREl

ID otonltch, LonSfl pdEaon, HenftbuT, Cole Pans
IN Stomach or BOaoels, Dyssntey, Vomit-
ing, a feeling Of Faintness and Lassi-
:yo55k y tids,4 Want Of APPETITE, 80
will not and cannot exist where the cure Ia used
II removes the disease by removing the cause, ncf
like Alcoholic Bitters which cover up your bad feel
ings for few moments by their exhilarating efects
Beware ofsuch remedies or beverages but in theii
place use remedy that will restore the diseased
functions to their normal condition. and set IN mo.
ton the entire human mechanism in perfect har.
mony, sud upon principles synonymous with well
defined physiological laws. That's will be the ef
1901 OF HI. E1itrrlta fNfrr ID. haHIastfe 10.
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POETRY.
William Lewis HasksllL

- ami rlr ,
70 Capt. W. L. Haskell, . noble spirited young
- man, a graduate Of Bowdoin College, enlisted
early In the struggle ia which our country is
involved, and commanded Company in the
20 Seventh Maine Regiment. At Antietam he
aaA fell MORALLY wounded His sister received n
- few months since, froma young man devoted
ly attached to the deceased. the following
tribute which we transfer 10 our columns with
pleasure, with The preface accompanying 1t:
" LYDIA write these lines in memory Of your brother
LEWIS, who nObg fell hshting for h. eOInEys honor
10 81 West DanviIie Oct g. 1854. gs'Ialig NfA
~ s. 'H No truer lived than he! siss
-iiI.sa sfl To make the nation fires sf sifit8
He died. $40 'ssAiS sa5
Then cease my mlling tears, y
ei'aI For In all coming years is q .'sqa
My pride
Shall BE-. that whensTN
The country called for men 4r
rs bloc 81 5a Las He went, ~ ~ y fffFf
= 3s8 y And vowed 70 leave the nsld e
.s,vi tn the foe shcsLd yisld.
8aI ts ffd Or spent, se3 5a7s y
Where brave men stood
s.g 81 The shock Of war, his BLOOD al,lssa9 ~
.ssraJ ,susi'V Should bel ''a,
o, hallowed be the pace ~ s19-
H7saes Oh Where fteemen 80 70 fAcs,
Cop@nd .ll. 1e sd
nsa st With a.. . GOD and Right!
And mora, and noon, and night bd4
hssas5 Ascend Try q 7aseIo8
oar thanks to Him who gave
Such men, land to save
&& From deathi eiss MnloB !.
Better on CORY field Ia
Our liis-blood aow, and yied a@
2s Our breath, gAa
Than live with damning shame
Fixed to our dea.hlsss name
lla isaga4 For aye! is4sso lsegs
tal ffa As45e .aeessH. sssif saN -
My rising sobs IN smother aaaga
And thank God atmy brother, siszs -
Rather than dark dishonor, u
- ~ ~ - Chose death. - ~ - g
Lies curse we prolongit
By mean compromise with wrong;
When Of every grace we've shornit ~
il r Such lfs isbut too long, .sF
He lives best who ne'er dishonors
His Creators gift Of life;
And alone, for Right, isstrOng as 80
s-8 q Many in unhallowed strife. % - -
--6s dss When the wrong Is In the ascendant,
SCI qsaa To it make no base submissions;
'-sa 'a5 a Better die than be dependent 2 siasas2
For Life, some low conditions.
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RAILROADS.
) Portland and Kennebec RI.

Ea, Passenger Trains leave Portland dali
Nails ana Skowhegan, at LILO r N. at Eendall's
Mills this train connects at 20 P. with train for
evening. 1e' f'i'- - tfae Qflast - ~
Returning, the passenger train is due in Portland
ct 2 P. NJ. THIS train takes passengers at KendaiIs
Mills from the train from Bangor at 9.10A M
CONNECTION TICKETS are sold at Freeport Bruins.
wick, Bath, and all other stations between Bruins
wick and Kendalps Mills, for Bangor ana all other
Mills.
THROUGH FARES from Portland and Boston by
thsrontet 70 Bangor will be made the SAME as by
any other line. :.
& Freight Train leaves Portland at 7 A. M daily and
Is due ats p. 10 EDWIN MOVES. II
Z Dec 10, '6a--dec22tf II fsitfF9 "a 80 Supt
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-29

Sewing Machine for Sale.
ONE of Ladd q Webster's Family Sewing Ma
" chine,s can be seen at 80 Paris street s7al
Portland, Dec "A, 1ee4. 81 gHaq sdt 70 dec24dlw
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EIixirl
elixir
REJUvENATING EL1xIRl

'ud barry OR, EssENCEOF LIFE.
~ t5dmrI laasr err .nI1f WlI io
PREPARED FROM PuaH VEGETABLE ExrRAors
ooETAIEIKs NOTHING luxurious TO THE
MOST DELICATE
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TOCIIet. /

ID CONS to Let, furnished or unfur niehed, WITH
1Ocr without board, at " Free Street. None But
respectable persons need apply. dec27d1w*sng
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NOTICE.

: sEstsea ~ NOTICE. I'd yl1smr0; .yas
WE, the undersigned having sold our Stock Of
u w COAL and WOOD to Mesers Randall, Mc4Iis-
Ter &C.,, do cheertully recommend them to eur
former customers. All persons having demands
against requested to- present them for settle
to make immediate payment at the old stand where
one Of the undersigned may found for the present.
Az - = -. /" SAWYER WHITNEY.
Portland, June 9, 1884. -. :, junel3dsw "a
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lF0RlsaLE.
7 ! : = 7 -f-FO
-rTcuTNN .,k

WISHING to make a change in my BUSINESS,
w offer for sale my establishment, where man
with capital of 50 900 $1,000 can do an extern
sive business. For further particulars address J.
@ y 4 9 ON Portland, Me- dec2od&wtf
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For the removal Of Distractions, and the IDsurane
Of Regularity in the Recurrence of the
Monthly Periods.

EOr the removal OF distractions, and the lDsurano
f of Regularity in the Recurrence of the
Monthly Periods.
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They cure or obviatethose numerous diseases tina,
spring nom irregularity, by removing tho Irregular
ity itself. q 05-aslF ll .-
They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful Men.
situation. ,.srf..r
They cure Green Sickness tChlorosis).
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains Ia
the back and lower parts Of the body, HcAviness,
Fatigue on slight exerton, Palpitation of the Heart
Lowness Of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Headache, Gid.
diness, etc., etc. In word by removing Tie Irreg
ulanty, they remove the cause and with it ALL thu
effects that spring from it, tnss
Composed of simple vegetable extracts, they con.
tam nothing deleterous to any constitution, how.
ever delcate-their function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used
they never fail to do ~
All letters seeking information or advice will be
promptly. freely and disoreetly answered iA
Full directions accompany each box rf
. Price 81 per box, or six boxes for S.
Sent By mail, free Of postage ON receipt Of price
Sold BY all respectable Druggists.
DR.. W. r. MERWIN q Co.,
-'.e ~ SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
p ii'u Ii1i1pc bro asr1f1 I--7T.Ht.,
= .,a.g sii l9lu No. 80 Liberty st., New York.
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goon gslo1 neoet a Isuy nsunk " tAe,
take swsOw" did So and IN less than i've Ave
mnases my troaDis ~ ene9o: Inc me@cne yas
upon the Stomach. and what have learned Of i
2 "a sckness and Dvsnensia : - ~" esS to'
- MRS SAMITET. E1ETD
Madison, june s0tb. 1884. ~ : - :
- 42fe -~tN Eew Haven Tpnesl och 1874
zfeaara a. Z, fuarA - m a., a.. III 80.
10 make known the almost ;nstsnfansons ast ~e' ~
:s(ce,s rvsnansia S.,ra N ~ 1at $500 J"
stomach and bowels. every fifteen minufess / went
into vonr druc store o ~ nrccnre soma hrsna1 ss
hsd siwavs No., tc,a ~ n me-. 800 ~ary - -
Dvssnterv Nv nSiiid fana ana INV ,1eaEnsyss ~ ~
ase Al
and ne ask s me ~ once what y tne natter
~ ~ ; 80, go I o ~, ~ a y I'LL
fe, 80 e ~ VI hi; dna AZ sirss a. nv s.
acb eemnistsiv prostrates me- y He nrodnoe3 nj.
te 81 See gtysPgPas S1ry, ss{sns, saAe lxrge
sWHi9M "a .nati ~ 10 NO" a oooA' taAoh ahotnef
astsl e-h nS .L
.nS rnss 4, sahs MS. aose OF tht
meoioas ny scnneSs ~ ssomsc q 49, gone-lts efect
was instant5neous. IN IN nour cay my dinner with
as gooe 5e.lsa - eyer n1ngIy man Paftook, las
tsasnoonfI OF cure have mi sntgsred M "
q gss since tSSf The remedy
o,id va - ana 20 imMediate
ssS q
r. use aS psss e
away rem home without bottle Of il in his pocket
Truly yosis, ! GEO. I.DRAKE.s
'si, ,.' soA E One o. sas 1,'eass:sss. "a aos
~. No. ~ o. u New haven h July ith, 1854
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND the VICINITY.

Tnr CLEVER FELLOWS CLus.--EvNS
young man who po*sesss = Do,i sbove brtoas
desires 70 be considered u ciever fellow, .ni al
though il DOES not follow that every intb vidus b.
comes a clever fellow by virtue a his sleociaio,
with other clever ieowes " may bo ssslinoi 'hsa
he viii become imbned With many of ,t1a' atirt-
butas that sre Io.-e<sd by tho gen'leIonn Hho BE-
lon, " the Clever Fcllows' Club. 10 he CONSIDERED
clever fellow implies many conditions n focH
peo Pile Irefer 10 retain ali their origpt' vi and
human selNshne-s, in rreierenoe to chars .-s sti'
habit OF lie, aud reno'inciHg thoss marrow, so'id
one-sklod views oi hun.n nature that induce her
TO decline fellowship with Others. Very fcs ind''
vidusls arc 80 constituted that they can tt.'ils
cleves fellows and II Ii refreshing to mee IN" nc
QuaintAnce OF sixty or more individuals "po have
associated Ii hrrnsclves 1ether r the express pur
uoss uf Carrying out, on an enlarged plan. the
principles OF clever fellowship. with this object n
Wow, somo years ago club was rgsnzed,
constitution and bylaws sdoIted. oeiceu
appointed, money collected and GI's
hlo property purchased that has nHee bces
suuropriatoi exclusively 10 the objects o tic Club
A ploa.,pt sncan,lnent hss bcen sken ., rJttcn
Vile Staten Island, aud Il crc under the ovaz -hlg
ing branches Of y magnificent Old clm, the eeva
fellows have ereoted iAer cottage Ind outbuikiugs
wherein they pursue individual or coagrseatec
happiness. according 70 tho bent Of thsi1 inshn.D
tions. 70 entirely clever arc thess iellovA I.S
they have rulA permitting each rnsmhsr 70 INIT
Ave friends 70 shsre during the summer se~a
SContiaH1A Ak9 1arl
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From the Southwest.

h-7"phis AtGDst 9.-Gcncrnl Smiths eSpedi.
tiou 10 veil ou'. It's destination is unknown.
Major General s'ocum has been relieved q, Nic',.-
burg, AMI ordered 10 report to General Sherman.
The district Of vicksburg mas been assigned To-
General waslburnt, who now controls tho river
from Cairo.
The report frotn the Gull Department is tina, all
Is quie, there aud on ,hc white River. The rebels
IN iho 'rans-M ssissppi Department are trying T.
cross the Mississippi.
General Dick Taylor IS at Meridian, and com.
rnsnds in place Of General :. u. Lee who is nj
Atlanta.
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Indian Hostilities.

ON aha cait Aug. ii.-Hos,ilo u,araudins Indians
in,est the whole line from Fort Kearncy TO South
PAS disisnce ~ $40 miles and daily commit
new outrares maxim forays on stock and burning
trains. great number of travellers are now
stonpne at Port Kearncy ',r rrotcrtior. and wait
inc for nrrns Sho Indians, in la, Js OF from 10 TO
100 men with celebrity, and I-,sscss1np \ thorough
knowledge Of the country. olude pursuit. The
telegraph line s still in good order. no,withs,snd-
ing ihesc troubles.
Bcarsr Ctp, Aun. i0.--To correct probable
utsarprsscnson In rce>rd to the saiefy Of travel
M tne overland oIt., It is proler - say that al.
though the lnd'sns have le,n very Troublesome of
lste IA gta'Giug ui.grrned trains rii uuv 'cri' 4
emisrapts uuslie 10 deend themselves. there has,
ne yet. t,cn no attack by the indians, as far ~
known uron the M! -o7 .tcs which run regularly
both w,ys. Thc in.i's werr ordered b. te siuUtti 1
sf Ach son nd shls Pace tO.!ay, h. .ho s'.'ef ~
t.ndeut " the overland lie, owing to the Ht,.'s
being run ~ from -oue ~ the stations, hut > Is
tei,>si thtt our tTo- ps are Lc.ng diAtriruu,i
along tc =, Ctc 50 - g. lru,c =,
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The StonemaR Raid,
Authentic Details.

Ndshr'"e aug 1.-iniornaton from Nariet-
IT, ON 'nS'- o'Vos the particulars NJ stonemaii's
raid. On July 2'th' the c,h and 6tn fndisns Cav.
slty' ana two rSs'ons o' The 4i'h lndsus Ra,,ery,
te' out Tor hseon' to relieve The tuion officers i'm
prisoner uorc' Tho expedition sri~d 100 late ;
the rebels hsi removed the officers TO 9 place Of
greater safety.
General McCook's force started he snrie time
" effect junction with General etonemsn, but
were overtlkcn hv an uvernvrring fnrcc. All
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News Items.
TOY Telegraph 10 the kse Yovk Sw~.I

rnnr moro Of the Western grcenbsck counter
fc.er. have arrived in Washington. and born cDn-
miticl TO the Old Capitol Prison.
Z. n. Corny, OF Vermont, was yesterday swcJn
In. a, Washington. Register Of the TreAsuIy. in
place of l.. Y. Chi,tcnden, resigned.
Tur ,mcunt of subscriptions to tho 7-9o loan. re-
ported At the Treasury Department, ycsrr,iay,
smornt 70 nearly half million dollars.
Tnr British ship william. FROM Msns,nfns, In
going up BOSTON bsrbcr. yesterday, ran adhere on
Deer island, where she remains In bad rss!on.
She has cargo of pslfn-'cst mol,p~., &r.
TW Thermometer ~ noon yesterday, o. WASH
ington. indicated ese in the shade, and 1000 In
the sun. heavy thunder shower occurred .,
half rast seven In the evening.
THE prcscn. called session of the PcnnsvI vanis
Legislature Will end before the 2sih inst, wh' IN
previously sdjourncd rc-sion win commence. Tie
members were on > visit TO the ruins Of Clr,nbcrs-
| burg, ye-tr,lsy.
| srvrS d~crtcrs from the Army n the R,tomac.
found guilty of dcs~r,lon anl sentenced To- 20 shot,
have had ncir sentences cornmutcd N conflrs mt
on the Dry IortusaS, and three others for ,in,n 1T
offences, have been sentenced TO hard iaa,or elsc-
whcrr.
Tnr dcci.ion OF Acting Commssoner Rollins.
that 80 Trcs~ry notes are liablo 70 tsNs,ion
srples only N banks that ho'i them g. par at
their capital storh. The rI s~ction Of NJ. ,ays
Ioan A. ,xp-rsllv evrml,s MI 4. g. Trcpu-y
notes u well ss bonds, frrm state AMI muno} opal
| uXniion.
/ srrcItt order, issroi ssoin the War DcTart-
rncn,. directs Nil officers in the military rcrycc Of
the United States H. re- icr every facility to Tich
Erpr, Is companies ms may he charged by the Cow
erTmcni ~ New York with the dcl.vory of ncces-
sary forms aud blanks required 70 ss.,ire the votes
Of sol lcr- o. tha; State In Il fold. With view 20
t,o blank, bclrs delivered with the lcss' prpctcs-
bic d.lay
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Recruiting mud Boatins nj PoushL s~p psic.

Foughtoeps.e. Aag. ii.--Hecruitiug in this
Twcth Congressional Dls,r 4 is brisk An the on.
Hstmcn,s Increasing. There is also consider
sh,c activity shown In procuring suhatltuts. The
quota Of tho town Of Armenia is nearly tIhd viii,
,hre.ycnrs men, and II will probably be ahs ban
ncr town of the distticl.
Tie crews -, the Pttahurg ioui -orred shell boa,
with the crew OF the Poughkccpsc bu", arc now
in this city preparing for the gr,st race which is to
come Oh on the Hudson. opposite to this town. on
Tuesday .nd Thursday Of next week. eseh Tor
ti,Ooo aide. As the contestants are all hrst class
rowcrs, tie affair oxci,cs considerable interest.
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Omc'si Report Of the Moorcne,d Victory.

The following dispatch. d.iei Cumberland. \ur
stb' confirms the reported '. tory s Moorcacli:
To Go. a. !. Boo-man.-Tte foiovir- die.
pain has luT t'sn r,rcSci. ~h.ch fully crdrms
We report tie -oui scnt you this morning;
M-CsnSlAud ws.tei =. Mrotedeld. and | attacked
mn a. dayh'ht te~ts risy morning, completely
routing has comm nj. capturing his ar,illcr. and
"" nr1sonofs, over 40 horss AMI their equip
n'nis' tfrec battle fssS aud quantity II small
arms. Inc nuritrr o. the cucmv's lined is ur.
hnoWn' nut " NUT he large. Gen. johnson was
capture. With bis colors and ,hiee v b st,r but
hev trh-'qurni'y ssc1Jed. Col. i Torso the 9it
.irsinl. retel regiment, WIS n,ortAiy wpunie,i.
heCauslHnd -ipcd TO the mountains. The one.
my wss pursued towards warlrnsviir. Howard
Les' snt up tho Sorth Branch. NJ command was
a. weary with The chase, aud a. encum' cred by
The prisoners and captured property thN I thought
II Test t. bring them here. NJ loss was killed
and u uoInC"d.
jcigncil W. ". Aylrur.
Brl adler General,
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suthortstvcly saaios ihs. Gsfibslh nca only holds
personally alccf from H. but has exercis~d his In
fucncc TO mariersse hs enthus.asm u his follow
ers
Relstivc ~ the clonns n the Pro,e~'ant ertsb-
,ishmcnts in Constantinnplo, Il "a stated ,h., the
Billie and the American Missionary scca,ai.s worc
rc-rencd. In consequence of pro,s sta sdC'r,-sci W
tie Porte by the English and Americ all Anb.s,s.
doris st ConstAnl,nopie.
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Inc Latest News
ny Telegraph 70 she \. Y. Sun.
FARRAGvTS OPERATIONS.
Reported Capture Of Mobile.
GEN. SHERMAN SHsLllNC ATLANTA.
ALL QUIET AT PETERSBURG.
The Explosion at City Point.
Boat Load o. Ammunition Blown Up.
FFTY-1Haee PERSONS KILLED.
One Hundred & Twenty-siy Wounded.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Denmark and Germany at Peace.
Queen's Speech IN Parliament.
NEUTRALITY TO Be OBSERVED.
&C., &C., As.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.

Var Department. Washington, Avg. II, o5o p.
H.-To Major Gen. Dur, Neu ro,k.-No further
hsellieesre hss been received from Moblle except
rom descrer- who rcpor, the capture Of the city.
Sus noGhing oficisl.
General Sherman reports all wei, and that he is
knocking Atlanta With tour and a half inch
areIis.
No movement has been made by our forces in
Font o. Petersburg.
General sheridan hiss no, been heard from to-day
EDWIN N. sTAsroS, Secretary Of War.
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wounded have not bccn rcyurte,i 70 the Depart.
mcnt. The Cause Of the explosion has no, been as
certsiAei.
ESwrs n. srsSos. Secretary Of wsr.
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French journals continue 10 assert that hsht
will soon take place in the waters OF the Enslish
Clsnnel, between Federal and rebel cruisers. The
vIar- of cherbourg, says;
Three Federal and four Confederate war ships
have lately lo,n seen In the Channel. Tho Foderal
slips are the kelrssrgc, the Sacramento aud the
ayara. The Conelcrnies are the Georgia, the
u rida, the new Alabama and the General LEO
Frpr Oitend. VIC hear OF two other Confederate war
vessels, which have just been signail"d These are
the Paul Jones lan ominous naIncl and the Butter
fly.
The London Anss Axp NAVY GAnrrs thinks
that TIE coniedsrsses, in their late raid. might
have taken Balumors or Washington. or both, and
that they have losa goldn nomsnt
In regard 70 IN alleged Contemplated movement
hu the psIty Il seton u Itsly, ,hs nokzys M
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The Case or Admiral WiIkes-He IL sen'
fenced TO DC Beprimnnded and sus'
pended for Three Years.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, May 3,

NAVY DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, May O. 1864.
GENERAL ORDER No. 33.-At the Naval Gen.
eral Court Martial recently convened in the City Of
Washington Commodore Charles Wilkes Of the Navy,
was tried upon the following charges preferred against
him by the Department:
CHAGGE /. Disobedence Of the lawful orders OF his
superior officer while in the execution of his Office.
CHARGE .. Insubordinate conduct and negligence or
careessness, in obeying orders.
CHARGE 3-Disrespect and disrespectful language TO
his superior officer while in the execution OF his Office
CBARGE 4.-Refusal Of obedience TO the lawful Gen.
era Order Regulation issued by the Secretary OF the
Navy.
CHARGE 5--Conduct unbecoming an officer. and con-
shutting ofcnse made punishable by article OF the
articles adoptod and put force for the government OF
the Navy Of the United States. -
or each Of these charges the accused was found BY
the Court guilty, and was sentenced In the following
terms: , ,
And the Cont does hereby sentence the accused.
Commodore Charles Wilkes to be publicly reprmanded
by the Secretary OF the Navy and to be suspended rom
duty for the term Of three years
The finding Of the Court in this case Is approved ana
the sentence confirmed.
In carrying into execution that part Of the sentence
which requires that Commodore likes be publicly repr'
manded need hardly more TO an officer OF his age
and experience than that the PRONUNCIATION Of such char.
ces and Of the decision upon them by Court composed
officers Of the highest rank IN the Navy III
itself repgimand sufficiently poignant and severe 10
any who may have desired TO preserve IN unfair
nished record in the service.
The Department would gladly have been spared the
unpleasant duty which has deyoved upon 1t In this case
but the appeal made to the public by the accused IN
paper which the court has pronounced to be O an IN
subordinate and disrespectul character containing re-
marks and statements not warranted by facts, rem
dered necessary for the Department either TO tolerate
the disrespect and submit TO unounded aspersions or
court martial. GIDEON WELLS
Secretary Of the Navy.
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The Dnnisi, war.

Further details OF the fall Of Duppel are re-
ceived Copenhagen telegram OF Tue lsth Ss dif
zinc Danish army is on tie Island oil Alseh' AHe
bridges are destroyed. -. m Dorisb
"a severe artillery engagement continues ne Dals
loss was great especially in officers. Ibe greater
zion of lie st Brigade is missing, anu scarcely pS
boif If e SIN fcll back in safety Inc feueaI VI tuo
i wing was IN comparison, effected more ia'oraoy
but also with great loss. 1ol ,roro amy. god
cone hundred dead and oeht "ouuueu "oioo'"'''
10 the Island of Alsen.' :, -, r A.. oo,b envy.
&. NSinr If imporfarce occurred at the seat of wal
rs,erdoy Uostihties were suspended lot SIX honrs.
monr trr Killed are one General Of Division ana We
nrosnders of bricades flag Of truce was seht %
NE rspmy 10 obtain intelligence of our officers Woundeu
and urisoDcrs Two hundred Oh our knIeu nave ii'H
into the hands OF the Frussians I'll On
a Prussian telegram dated Grayenstcn, Apili ~;
sov. "Onr loss on the 18th in killed and wounded
eInonnted TO 90 officers and upward Of OOJ men lh'
Danish loss inclusive Of prisoners, IS 10 least 4'NV me-
Eight hundred and eleven prisoners many oil Whom are
severely wounded and p Danish officers ana 'co men,
are now in our hospital. $1,000. 81, ..
The King OF Prussia had gone 10 the seat OF war
He passed through Flensbnrg and Rendsburg on inc
1ls and was received with demonstrations OF enthu
siqsp In both places On the following day the hlns
visited TIE vicinity OF Duppe the troops deed before
him and he salutcd and thanked those who stoTmed
Duppe IT is said his visit TO the Dnchies Is to sound
the population and pave the way for vote IN conform
ity with the views of the Prussan Government II i
also said the Emperor of Austria was expected 70 Vis
the Duchies.
Military operations on the DIST were unmportant