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The New York herald., 1864-09-04
Muller, the Alleged RAILWAY Murderer.


Hts way so An.lana.
WHAT He sATs ABOUT BIS CRIME-Es1s OPINION
or TIE ENGLISH PEoPLE.
Tfanz Muller, ths ALLEGED murderer, saod yesterday
at from this port, board the steamship Eius,
FOR England where he Is 70 stand his trial ov the murder
OF Mr. Briggs ip a railway Marshal Murray delivered
the prisoner into the hends Of Inspector Tanner Of the
london police, on his arrival at She vessel aud shortly
afterwards the sailed. On leaving tho Tonlbs
FOR the steamer tho prisoner presented shabby appear
ance His hair wos .unconbsa ard he had hat to
cover his bead. gazed cap however, was found by
one Of the officers who presented 70 him; but te ap
reared ashamed to wear II. and instead or placing Ii on
his head he carried it In his hand and in that manner
entered tho carriage and was driven Oh
During his conhremsrt in the forabs he sometimes
broke through apparent oldty and gave evidence,
by his aud irritable temperament, that hts con.
troll his p7aSj was by no means complete Vs!
the Tombs occasionally FURNISHED hiin witt news
papers and these he would read lying on his bed The
two aud three month"; which he passed Ia Engand
enabled him 70 learn the language moderately. we'll but
II misunderstood By persons who spoke With him. 10 re-
sorted to various 10 make them comprehend him.
Muller appeared TO have the utmes: confidence in his
being able to clear a ssspicions in regard 70 himself
When asked to converse he baked freely and often as
serted his innocence crine held 70 be established
against him. His theory regarding the hat and watch
and chain found upon him vker arrested was that the
hat was his own thar ho purchased the watch and
afterwards pawned tac cham, fearing If he kept II
he would be arrested for the murder. lie denies that
the hat found in the car was hs and nssts that no Was
seven miles away from whore the murder was committed
the time the papers that event occurred These
tho prisoner says he nd further insists
that ddnt run away from England bus that he camp
here in pursuance OF arrangements made nj eaet week
before murder aud that he notice then OF hs
intention vacate his rooms Tts he says he can also
prove. When reminded OF the severity wsh which the
Fngish frequently treat criminal cases he remarked that
the Englsh people, their faults and short
connes. would believe evidence, and ne was willing to
His allegations about his proofs win soon be tested
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side bits being made q, inc ParaiIon
Bers by score OF dlsuterased friends who have
endeayored 70 i'm tate OF counter eit hcn fis Al OF no
The people won't be long Imposed upon The Panta
ton Bier sco ncresing IN uee ani popularity evsy day
and that's what's the matter" Thev In Same sHnd
bottle, nd made they al aad will connus
10 tc, we shall stop making them.
The Pantaticn Bi,ters Irg srspghen aud invgoratc
TThhsy create nss,iay sppsu,e. =, v.,.r,,ip.
Ihey overcome el sc,s ol dissipsucn aud se hours
lhsJ strengthen the system and emil ven The nina.
They prevent miasrnatic and 10 erm Atsnt fcsers.
They purify the breath and scidity Qf the etouach
They cure Dyspepsia and constipation.
They cure tiarrhra cholera and cholera norbus
They cure liver complaint aud nervous eysdacnc.
They the weak strong the auauj brienh snd arc
erhaused nsturss great resorer Tat recipe and fu CIR
cular are around each bottle slcrzyaen hsrosrns ana
whose sedcnsary habits ndLt~ weakess ssltude
gapsuoa o. he heart Ns o. apyse as.ress slssr ss
and permanent relief in these But above AL they
mo,h ere. .
they are sold by all respec aso usrhsnts Sec that each
steel plate side iable.
been ,mgersd with my person p,etsndisf 70 as riAa
ton Bttcrx by tho 81 len swndsr and impos'or Ans
should Be 'mmsdiAss'yf reported 70 ~ orAvp. "a
No 81 rsrt rov, New Yofk
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SITUATION.
Very asiia or interest TO the gc0sra ssaaet aas
spIred here since she battle d the tE al Rsas ssaoa
Our troops have been working daily srspgthe1ing 'er
position on the Weldon Railroad until, In tso opuion o.
military authorities II Is nPrssuabe TO sAo assault
Of any force the rebels possibly muster TO operate
against e.
SMALL CARRmosg
are being established at Harrlsons Laa6ns sui one or
two points on tic left bank Of The river below tas, 70
guard against the approach OF perembuatng reboi bat
terieS tna have Oh one or tvo OcCseong glven some
alarm By firing on tho neii bpaIs and transports.
R8iSFoRoi AHaTs.
volunteers, conyalescen5 and substitutes arc coming
III IN larger numbers than naGJ suppose Mary Of them
are veteran soldiers, and tho influx is poreepbly felt
ID depetei reglmeuie. recent order cuTaiiing the
number of detailed men for ofcs work IN the different
departments OF tue army has lust replaced seven
thousand men 10 .he ranks again. These all drilled
soldiers, ana 40 email addition 10 tho aggregate force.
THg WEATHER
is delightful The days pleasant without being hos aud
the nights what miaa be termed decidsiy cool, Il no.
chilly
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
Naval InterIfrence.

UNITED STATES SrEAEsHP NEREus.-The above vessel
has arrived, and is lying q. tho Brooklyn Navy
Yard Tor repairs. The toowias u lsi Of her off,
cers:--
Cbmmonder-J. G. Howell
Lieutenant and Erscu.irs C6ccy--H. r Mrlan
.4cti,t1 K0Ster--B. knowitoD.
ASsiIans SRr7son--D Goodhue.
Ass,stan. Pounauster-Wm ~ Watmough.
Actirg Ensigns--J P. Jones, has W. Brewster.
ErqnseTS-Actny First; Assistant. Stcpten Henton;
Acting Second Assstants Lharlss w. Cronk, Henry
Farmer rhos. Dohbs ictiug Third Assistants, D. u.
Feunell, Chas. X. Warner, Wan. Raynor.
AIDING NGster's NCte--G. T. Appleton.
Aoiing CnEasr--J. MsCeGray.
Cuyidis's Clerk-Wm. Robinson.
pGtnus,er's Ci.rs--ioscrh Wright.
.Saygson's S'e,rord---I. h. Nudge.
I-sgJirn-J x Jackson,
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

gas NOT leet for the counter operations Of 0enetAi
Sheridan. the enemy might have been msied a. 20 The
strength Of the force might be able 70 muster 70 meet
him 10 his advance. Twice within q few days has the
enemy invited General Sheridan 10 battle and az oten
has the latter declined It, General Sheridan acts upon
the principle DOT 70 sacrifice life to gain an object where
strategy viii best and most electualIy DO the work
OUR CAyAfRY
are tho qi rice watching tho movements OF the
enemy under the direction OF General Torbert assisted
by Custer Aver Merritt and Wilson, He do little
In moving to the right loft without discovering his
intention. The enemy cannot long remain in his present
position, and when he movee Will have 70 meet our
army on field possibly not OF his own choice Until
soma such event occurs little news OF public character
pesd 10 expected.
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TuE PETERSBURG sogap or sseuiRy.
Mr. Finley Anaerson's Dsspnten.

HEapouARrERs. ~ rHs FiRtS, Sept. l, 1894.
AT todays session or the iour. Of Inquiry 10 relation
TO the Petersburg affair after General WILCOX had been
recalled TO make desirable addition his testimony, the
witnesses examined were General 8 G. Griffin command
Ing brigade in Potters division OF tho Ninth corps:
General I. Hartrauit, commanding brigade OF Will
coxs division Dr. o. p. Chuoo, or the Twen.sth Michi
gan regiment Col. H. g. Thomas OF the Nae,esn.n aud
Col Charles ) Russell oS the Twenty eighth Uatsj States
coored troops all 10 tbs Ninth oocps. These officers
wore in,srrosaed manly poias relation 90 which
other Ssaesses had been previously eHeminad
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

TEsr roR MONITORS The principal claim for the
Monitors al the present time is thsr invulneEabity.
GOOD opportunity Of testing this claim Is presented
10 Beaufort The Tallahassee, other rebel prive-
teer lying under the guns Of Port F!sherhavug been
driven there hy the 'foncello wooden. sided ship
cannot hope stand the Gro cf fort successfully
Monitor sn ud 70 in, attack and destroy the prvateer.
rts Is lust the kind oI work for which Monitors arc
thought 10 be 10 any other vessel gEd IL they
can venture under lresf ids kind and successfully
destroy vessels seekirg refuge under guns fort
theY will be q valuable aid TO the navy. Their fifteen
inch CUES aud their nvulnern0 turres ought 70 enable
them 10 do such work eaecuahy. if they 20 pot tho
Monitors aot good practically, eodeu yeseia
ghtsd ieiphi1 Lsdgey, .SepL 3.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
News from Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE September 2, 1851.
Arrivals from City Point today report news
Lieutenant Colonel william Tanib'yn, Of the First
United states Volunteers, left hero last evening Join
his regiment the West via 81. Louis He has been in
this department years prominent officer OF the
Signal corps, and recently Inspector General On
General sheplcy's staff Hs leaves many friends behind
him.
Assistant Secretary Fox and Assistant Secretary Wat
arrived this morning from Washington, and left
mediately the Army Of tho Potomac on the steamer
Greyhound.
DEATHS IN TIE HOSPITALS.
The following deaths have occurred in The Hampton
Hospital since my last report:-David lebaw, 3Ith
ton l3elh New York Edward Fay, 10th New York art.
Isry; Butler Downing, Cd Pennsylvania artillery; /.
JONES' 6Ist North Carolina (Eebcll; John Waite sth
Maine; J. Lyons, sth Maine; II. H. McGibeney 3lst col
ored; Charles sampson, 7th United States colored.
The following deaths have occurred the Chesapeake
Eospiia-C plain D. A. Woodrun, 9th Connecticut Ma
jor Joseph NJ. Clark, 1891 Ohio.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
Press Despatch from washington.

WAtHINCToN, Sept, 3, IS1f.
The following official despatch received last
night
The enemy on tbs move up tho valley, falling
back towards Winchester.
Ayeriil attacked and drove vsughan's cavalry from
point north OF Bunker f TO within six miles OF
Winchester, when bis advance stopped By division
Of infantry.
Ayer'li captured twenty wagons, two battle Gags,
lunber Of prisoners ard a herd of cattle. Ia then
moved towards Eorryville
General Sheridan moved las, night with his whole army
in pursuit.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
rrarrlesl.

ITrvsr7-SaKswooD Thursday, scpiember !, A.
tho Unu-cb OF toe P.gra b. tse sv. M Storrs, Wiz
LIAM X, tSsrap to ktrs SHERWOOD both ~ Brooklyn,
rsggayrs-prfIs-O Friday, september =, by the
Rev j. novling, CsAs. II isu Eisla 70 JAMIE dRush6r
or thola,e David A. rul8, b0th CT tbs Cty 40 cards.
wAsor-Non-0n sunday August -, byi the Rey.
Nr Il oert, of,ths Dec,lo svenue Hslhodnt~Apis
ChuFeh pFsEs ). NApDY 20 MArtnA Z. Non, both
Brcoalyn. No cards.
Kew Jersey rgpefs please copy
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Hasrrss Fxsnv, Sept ., 1864

GENERAL :. y. STEVENSON
10 the absence Of the army Gen. J. D. Stevenson is 10
command OF the post and deences Of Harper's Ferry
Business here brisk owing 10 the recent payment OF
srocps. The OF Abraham, WHO always enjoy
monopoly OF trade wherever our armies Co. dud no
csption a. this point
PRoDUm ADMITTED.
TIE farmers and producers OF Iudon coanty (over tho
mounlains) permitted 10y order Of the commanding
general visit this place with their produce They
permitted, iregardcss Of their political sentiments, to
visit point on the margin OF tbs Shenandoah the
town, where market is held daily. An enclosure
bounded by rope, strongly guarded is the prescribed
market space where citizens and soldiers share lis beno-
fits equally Butter fresh fcn the dairy, ia selling at
thirty five cents per pound eggs twenty 1--we cents per
dozen; meats, twenty-five cents per pound, &c. so. II
VII ths ba that tha market prices Of articles here
are much lower than in New York and other cities.
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GENERAL. TnRNEN.
Tho Washington Despatch.

1H0 WusHIH9tOH OcsVAtcH'
WAsHsacToS, Sept. 9, 1864
The latest information from The Army OF the Potomac
s that nothing OF note Las ransprcd for days past
Picket firing INDUCED IN parts OF the line night
but II almost entirely ceases during the day.
A private, named Chandler, OF battery K, Fourth
United States artillery is to be hung to-day for desertior
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
Brocn,yu CITY News.

BASE BaiL-Jhe Atlantic Base Ball Grub Of Brooklyn,
and The Mutual Club OF Now York win play their grand
match on tho Atlantic ground Bedford 70 morrow
icnsh,p, and 10 expected TO bs very in,srs sling.
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SHERIDAN.
Ofloial Despatch from Score.
tary Stanton.
~~~~>~->-~~-~1-~~~-~
The Enemy Falling Back UP
the Valley.
Their Cavalry Defeated aud Driven
by. AVsFill,
&ess Asa as.
Secretary stanton 20 GscaOral DIX.

Secretary Stanton 60 6scaoral DIX.
WAR naPARTaENT, WAzuEGToS, Sept. 3-3PM
70 Major General DIX
telegram from General Sheridan states that Early has
retreaed up the Shenandoah Valley and is pursued by
Sheridan with his whole army that Aysr had attacked
yaughan's cavalry and captured twenty wagons two
battle fags. number OF prisoners and herd cattle
EDWIN H. STANTON Secretary OF War
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Commsslonsr Culd. who went down the river yester.
day morning to communicate with dag, returned last
evening" and the Gag departs to-day WHIP SUCH prisoners
tAQti1n
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Ladies' Breastpins-Sow styles.
Twos three Ave eight 70 thirtyhvs dosrS each for
sale by GEoRGK y. ALLEN, as Broadway, one dooI
below Canal
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Madame Bcnedics's Esfnblfshmont for
Dressmakng Milnery g'lAks ani French silks is open
for the season. l. Wavcricy Siace, y. 7.
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REBEL UNITS.
Tho UnlonIsts Sttii I-oldinG tho Weldon
balirOad-The situation Unchange,,-
Barbarous suggestion to Expose the
Prisoners In Petersburg TO the Shcii-
&c.

Barbarous Suggestion to E1p the
Prisoners In Petersburg 70 the shcii-
IFrom the Rchnoud whis, August 81
Tho Yankees still bold the weldonEoad in heavy force,
in spite OF the terrible druhbng they received Thurs
day They proceed no doubt upon the principle that
it is best TO make the mos OF bad bargain. and blo
one has the weldon road been To them but what Gaze
they dealt wounded, save that they lose SO many
living machines Of foreign Importation rom the ranks Of
tho situation We learn remains unchanged, as far as
the relative position q me two aues is concerned eut
the shong osihe city has rather Increased tnan'di'
rnipisbed. Tho E1STsss says
An unbroIsen roar Of artillery sounded tie air
hrouhou the day ns5ss ,G sas,s - 0ssy
from the neighb ring hcighs, ths far OIL woods and
Seating back upon the waters 81 The Appoma', * 10
solder Of ancient or moder& ,imcs might hayc been
proud.
VS., men expires this Poor devils. they on
sor. Of pleasure excursion and bloody one has been
some have died OF disease others have found o.ocdy
prisons Tue remainder, no doubt, feel AZ Il
hey haa gore through hundred years instead O q
and dang to which they have been exposed.
II fthey permitted 20 get home in safety, never VIII
they or their chidrens children sing again. "Cerry mo
back to old Virginia. Old virgnias shcrei ard Il
they ever bsnshed, as they maybe by Liocoln We
predict they VIII excaim anywhere but Virginia. and ~
any part Virginia rather thanthc Eront fpe,essbur
Inc Frpress states that rarss from the lines report
seeing isrse body Of ransse cs,'.y S
weldon Railroad. The obect OF this moySrent 10 nero
conjecture, probably another raid IS Ia cchempason.
Our enro loss az Eeam'3 " Is now estimated, will net
! exceed seven hundred Among tho severely wounded
are Colonel Lane, OF tho twenty sixth North Carolina
| and Colonel I.itis of tho Twenty sixth Georgia
Tho Erpress, in auding to the constant shelns OF
Petersburg says
There 10 only ono way to make them stop this, ard
that il TO place the Thousands Of prisoners taken the
weldon Railroad In that PORTION OF the town subject 20
their sheling. II would bc more eYeUtua than ary
tbins else except driving them from VIC b.y. Let
BON proofs be erected TO- the protection o the guards
but let tho prisoners be arranged be exposed 60
she bursting OF the shes.
We believe this plan would also result did General
jones' at Charleston--in early exchange Thus two
| goos OBJ tets would bo gaised.
| TkLEGRAPnlC DESPATCH.
| pgrEnsst RG, August 80, 1864
| The situation IN front Of this place aud Bermuda
| Hundreds unchanged
Tnring tho whole or yesterday the enemy poured
furious continuous dire OF snot and shol upon inc
towu--dciua, however, little or no damage. To-day all
! Ia cornnaraftycIy auiet,
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Address 20 Ssaekers--poita ~ son,
Mearschsun oanufacurcrs removed from nroore stree
y 3o2 Bros away Fourth stree. Wholesale III
Pines cut 90 order and repaired
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Frcckles. Pimp,esi Tan. Fiesb Worms.
prickly Heat &c. cured by GCURAUD'S ITALIAN
MEDfCATED s01P. at fJ3 Roadway.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Batrhcfor's Hair Dye-a nc Hest as the
warld Harmless reliable inetanana aous The only p.rrst
dya Sold by al draggsss. Factory 81 BARCLAY street
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

COuraud's E'o1dre S;2brfI Uproota Husr
from low foreheads part CT the tody 81 warranted,
at his depot 4sS BrosdNay.
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6ea utiful q,

a neautifui Complexion. 80 LA frd's
Bloom OF Youth OF Liquid Pearl II has equal FOR pro-
serving ana beAutify ing the Sold
Broadway.
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Restores gray hair 70 s orgr color, aop ~ al ou
ia three deys Ike ups ihe mead cean c9o ana heelt w
dressing evsr odei ed 70 the pabig Can be used fren
M nothing Ia iurious strengthens aud promotes The
Prowth % the weak vt hsT reeemmeuiei aod ssed ~
vittd ia examine bis wonderful triumph OF Sold
attle drug sIoses aad y my oalco No !Sl Broaiway
where dvee s 4, iresp Of the hair Willie gratutous
" given Price 81 par b Tee ~ pee haN doten II fancy
boxes Can be sent BY ext y.esss , cuor,yrpp :, =
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

To Paper Mnnussefurers.
Cash will ba paid for 10000 OF good rcurdrnier
Paper. sl4e 32S<6-sS lbs
Apply at this o1icc.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Royal ftEynue Is0tfrrr.--55 per Cent
rreninm uaid for Prizes. Information furnished Ths
richest rates for douboons and al kris OF sold au1
silver TAYLOR Z co, fahrers. IL Wall street y. Il.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Necklaces for Misses.
Two three, five eight ,sr ffiesn % thirty dollars each
For sale by GEO @. ALLEH. AIS Broadway, door be-
low Cana street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

In Hverybodr's Mouth. --pEggs. nnl So-
yoD0NT. Greatest Injury Of moiern uwN soaltsss anil
preserves the teeth Tie rlsve breath ~ rendered
IRE and c1dress by fcnos or in b1slHeaB
VIII row be looser noaCsL Sold by drusgsts.
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Coava,g yrs htlc sor snc Halr,

CrfsTNGoro's Hair Dye, preservattve
arI Vic DEPOT wholesale snd rstall, No Astar House
Ihe aye a, oiled by sSful artists
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

II You want to Know, &c., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
book curl os people sid good book for
Price " 80 To oe had at all depots Contents
Dr. L. b.FOoTs. l,l3v Broadway, ~
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Arrival or a Fias os Truce steamer.

IFr0m tbt KIChmond ENAmsheF, sepF. "a . ~
The regular aaG OF steamer, commanded oy VA
Tor Mulford arrived In The James SSesday nign' AZ
eleven O'Clock from Fortress Monroe The steamer
brought Ave officers specially exchanged cne chephn
and FOUR ladies' Among sbs ,adics wac tho family OF
Brigader General Vaughn OF Tencc@sc and Nss pay'
from Shirley. Among sns oiacers vas helor Afme"'
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Mosquito Nets.
at KELTY 8, $50 Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Grover tG Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic stitch Sawr Machines i5 Broad 7as New YORK
and 2s5 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Gouraud's Poudre sSubtiI Upro0ss Hair
from par I'll. body; 81 warranted
at his depot, 455 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

.yeweIry and Wafci,es-O MI Descrip-
tons for sale by GEO. g. ALLEN. 5 Broadway, door
below Canal street. formerly No. II Wnh street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Fiaune, Suits. @76 to SsO.--OrcsE Vest2,
S5 New Ca98ilercs rIAN spienda goods Ovcvcoass.
CLARKE, ~ aEd tis William ssreot
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CURgD

CayA4RH or THE TYAPANTG MU1G1. !
HGNSRAEk. C3STRUCWoNS or TyE'
EUSfACHIA. TUBE
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

For the gINss Dnd skIU--Enrry's Tri-
copherous 1-e best and srsoe. Sold hy drug
.4sfx
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

DygpcpgsI, Sc.-Foy9:e~s Fxfgact WHITE
Ginger mover fall, cuva. Fl. g. EGMBoLO, s9i way
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Tr, Rows PGyoics Excigsive Attention
70 Draeass Ca2rrb DlseasssS the Eve Ear ana Thfr
ReGdece 10 west Fouleen.h svrect eight doors sf
Fiish aYsGte Now York. Hours 10 A. N. 20 +. N.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
oaosssyE sraaIaaTENRD IN ONE ulsTfE'

IND every or the Eye Ear requiring ec nch
rgcal aid tended 10 w Dr. TCN EfsEN lFRG,
at nj. 81 sr rooms. 86 isrcadTar Twelfth sses
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

yIursh's Radical Cure Il

children reehing cures DJseney and Dsrrhpa. regulate
the Stomach and Bowels and cures wnd Colic,
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
Grant Reported Crossing TO the North
Side OF The james Nnd Chic X N o m In y

IFrom tho Richmond Examiner, Sept. IL
All was quiet along the lines at Petersburg yesterday.
Grant said ~ viii fight u out on this line Il II taxes
ali SUMNER This boast was uttered in spotsyvania 10
the nowefy month OF May, thrco months aud two days
ago. Yesterday tho last day OF tho summer alluded
TO- and found Grant south Of the James ard Appons
tox. having pretty efectuan fought himself out, hs
has not fought Il outn Tho summer being concluded
we presume he will consider himself relieved from al
obligations 10 nght or remain longer on this ne ana
port that be preparing 10 TO she north side Of the
James and Chlckahomnyrivers, AZ wcoxs wharf ard
Forge bridge THIS report originates IN certain OF ns
operations the lower James which have recently A.
tractod tho attention OF our authorities
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Ear Rings aNa Pins. New sCy!ea. Just
rsc,ved-grrco. dves twelve ffseen twenty
seventy FIVE dollars ase For s1e ~ GEC. O. ALLEN,
Ali Broadway, one doc. beo~ Cana srgset
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

Prizes Cashcd IN AL LcgaiIE.f Lottr-
rics and information given
JACOB. Broker Office. i7e Brcadvay,Y
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

MNrkh'g RAUICMI NuNe LrUSH-UsNC .
os Broadway and Aan street, under Barnums M
scum shoulder Braces and Supporters every
descrip SILK Elastic Stockings aal Abdominal Belts