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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Late Battle ne Pleasant Hill. La.-
The Success OF the Union Forces
Interesting lntelIfgence from the Rebel
States-The Latest News from Europe-
Market Reports, &c., 60.
The steamship Ariel Captain Wilson, viii leave this
port az on Saturday for Aspinwail
The mails for Centred America and the South Pacific
win close az hsifpast ten O'Clock morning
The Nnw York HERALD-Edition for tbs Paci6c--wnl
DO published at hafpass nine O'Clock morrow morn
lng. and will give interesting account or the lato
Battle At Pleasant HIM. La, In which the Rebels were At
nrst partially successful but finally badly whipped
BY the Union Forces, with Map o. the scene OF acton
Interesting Intelligence from the Rebel States Late and
Important News from Europe Account Of tho Explosion
en- board tho gunboas Cnenango In New York harbor;
Reports o. the condition Of the New York markets. with
accounts Of all interesting or the past week.
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing SIX ccnts.
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4 LBANY 4 sUsouEHANNAH RAILROAD co MfAkx
"A (laO Al Ii.fs LOkG)
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS FOR SIoW -
FOR SALE nv MARIE kANL,

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS FOR SI,0W -
FOR sALk nv MAIZE kAr1'
The undessrnei now.o der for $S00I II the Fes
Mortgage per cent boadsof The Albany nsduenssnzn
RAJ road q mrany (Exra y. Prentice Presdent redeem.
able IN New Yx duly 1888 and convertible INTO stock ~
The sonds ar 10 sums OF sI0O each coupons PAYABLE
january and July An fork city Shey executed
to Daniel Drew and Van Ssntvoord Iusteea and are
by mortgage which covers the whsle Of he Ala
and appurtensaces belonging TO- or
10 belong AMI Ii the hrst and pioIetrcd
lien that other mortgage drectd
special act of the LEGISLATURE OF the state ew Ior.
the principal Of 90 Of bonds ~ be issued
by the said city loan In AID Of the said road TWO
morS.ge. are ., The termsof tho SAID sc' entitled 20 -
The length Of road IL l4o mles entirely within the State
Of New York. extending from the city ~ Albany 70 bine-
hamton the Erie Railway through rich and produc-
eregion, forming valuable cnunectons with oener rAtt
roads At Its two tormin and opening another avenue from
The rs division OF s. miles from Albany Schohare,
has rrcanty opened for busness that portion rom
schohare to OneoDta otseeo county 45 miles has been
letting and proposals now advertised tor grading and
building 30 miles beyond Oncenta The cost Of tho hree
division Including rolling stock 10 about UoI90 In a.
diticn . which $500 have been exprndrd The esancc
what already expended $1,000 600 tndiyidnal and
tow subscriptions the stock OF which $l40000 have
been srssdy paid In 60 S,s m",,gsge ssnds E S
Stale New York. and PAYABLE one half when the road e
completed Cobbcsk 40 miles the balance when COM
eed 80 miles Onconta TOTAL 41Mo0 Estimated cot
OF the road whom compleied, 6ooO0 Or about ~ ~
BY the company the bonds 70 Be asued BY the oty O
81, 500 per mile. MARIE kama
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A rae ONLY PLACE, ls4 SEVENTH AvENuk.
where ads. and gen.lea ssa receive me s vsse
cry No. and not being busbugged AS 10 psscssa
bling . sc them hall for aSsSlng We guarantee pay
higher price than any of their Sigh offers = we nave
Please oae address and csnvince yourseves
l64 between Twenty first ana
ond Ladies' waited upoa ~ Mrs. H. Harris In or
3ut Of the <1ty.
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ArrErrIoN 2Is sEvRNrH AvENgB, n. HosEN-

ArTknrIoN.-A AT M3 SEVENTH AvENU. y. y. n0s1n
"A BER1 the California and Western agency store ne.
eeived large orders purchase worth OF Cast ON
Clehing These orders must Be fulfilled n very snort
eular notice and look oyer your wardroe sna zee
via mention Of the prices Silk dres.ee rom -
$50; from Is 70 SIS pants. from - 70 y as0
and muslin fuynitun0 lewoity &c
81 cailug Or addressing ROSENBER0 az Seventh ave-
Ladies' attended 70 by Mrs. Rose berg In aoo OUT %
- city.
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The Dasish Conference.


AAP0L1oN'e PLAN or 4 UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE VOTE
TO eCHLBswTG.HoLsrErN.
ma following despatch has been addressed By NJ.
Oselyn % Lhys 70 the Prince dc Ia
PAas. March TO- 1884,
msnt taking steps 70 bring about the meeting OF
Soafere &c. ard The oellgercnt parties do appear
sgvssed = pr:yoasy . tae opening q negotiations
them they accepted BY all the other Courts
made you By my despatch Of the l4h Inst the
before joining In the Conferences I wish you 70 make
the English Cabinet the ideas and feelings
.sSaps better explain than We have hitherto had an op
pcrtunity Of dong, the line OF conduct followed BY the
Imperial govsrnmsas n tbs Dano German dspute u will
JAcp,, aiso, costrWte 10 put end 10 the spposjtions
,~aI resyvaston AieA Aass tseS % vsstosy ayibstd
uniting In this attempt II paeiacatIou. wsnud our
selves In prescooe q two great interests On the one
hand have to take into account tho stipulaons Dc
~Seh bear sSs signature or Francs On the oBer We
= mot possibly avoid seeing the repugnauce which IL
hwn against the work Of the Plenpotsutares OF 1852
from disputing the pvudencs Of the comb.
aasou which treaty o london had for object 10 place
end~r the protection Of the public law OF Europe and H.
ssscns o. the duchess we were tree % obey only the In
spiratns of traditional syinpathcs for Denmark, all
ssr efforts would Be- devoted 20 maintain that GRANGE
aculiss which oppose the pure and simple execution Of
q. a. regards some Powers the Treaty Of London has
separate existence and authority which peculiar
w. Independently Of the arrangements concluded at the
period bsswssn Germany and Denmark for others,
the contrary, subordinate 70 those Same engage
meuts and from which u cannot DO separated. Among
The German States scme have refused their adhesion
have only given under very restricted form: the
nthess. after having before adhered to declare
themselves freed from that adhesion. Lastly the Ger
manic coniederaton appears 70 dispute the validity Of
arrangement which II has not oo-opcrated.
In presence Of this dive sty Of opinion, which W ov
insuvmonfaHe dicGfies 10 appears % me indis
pensaby necessary 70 examine thu interests involved Ia
ihe without attending exclusively 70 the Let
isr OF the treaty OF 1882 ltu.s q. ~
Tho AZ we'll m the distinctive character OF the
struggle A ricaiity Of tie rorsa,sons rhch compose
a. nsh monIrchy. 7hese extsb ~ edcA Of them
lssai sentmeni Ia srUA Of suhich Canned be doubled
wA0' the Gore be ndfardI IN the dbsence Of
ssas ~ .y accepted rule fhas 70 take as basis e wishes
Whs ieopie.
That MEANS which s cousovmabs TO the interest Of the
wo PARTIES appears 70 M 10 Be the best calculated 10
wing about an eluisabte arrangement and Offering
guarantees u stability. In demanding The Application of
Iundamen principle II our pubhc law. and IN claim.
rg Tor D.nmdrk a. ve for Germany the advantage Of
~ we think We propose The JUS, and the
sascst solution o. tho question, which eycites 90
much unsAsnsss throughout the whole Of Europe Ac.
osps, 10. N~iA DROUYN III I1lTiYs
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INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS INTEREST ON
Bond. and Stocks or The city and county Of New
Dcvln. Esq., Chamberlain q the city q the Broadway
Bank The tpansier books win be closed Tuesday the 2h
'"'' '' - ' TxTTHKW r BRENNAN. Comptroller.
DxPARrisRNT FINANCE, CoMPrnoLLBRs OSEicEl CIfY
or NEW YORK, April z, 1884
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The PrIvaeeers.
APegARANCH .eF THE G1oaGIA AND DISCIPLINE o,

from the Girnude Of Boundeaux, France, April 81
The Con sederate cruizer Georgia. which Ii this
prt - all the APPEARANCE OF the most respectable
esers. and acareo would be put board her without
my hextatOn Ae mounts only eight guns, but she is
sharply euiH fer running that there is not enemy
has could escape her Captain Maft, commander 10
nyoung maa Of good stature, speaking french ueuty,
ssd euJoyine high reputation In America The remain
Der OF the officers relatives II the best families their
.oantry The oeew = composed Of ope hundred and
twenty determined by means feroci0us appear.
The discipline board is Sdry severe days
snoe whie the ecers we're on Shore some inhabitants
nordeaux having ystcd the vesss distributed among
The men Some bottles II brandy. and tho majority
- them became the for liquor. Capt Mat on re-.
turning had sixty Of them In We do think
20 have any right divuge the object which Is gene
sly assigned 70 the presence OF the Georgia Bordeaux
but her departure win DO perhaps lees tranquil than
arrival, federal said - cruising night
IND DAY OF the mouth of the Girondo.
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The Mexican Debit
TERMS TO TIE ENGLISH BONDHOLDgRs.

LoSDox, April 10, 1894.
me London Times Of 90 day says- ID understood that
she proposed 70 the Mexican bondhoders Mon
Aav. will no - follows. old stock remain until III
rghsrhe overdue coupons representing fS l0s TO be
crowded for by sh pas meut Of FL TO- and by bond
r ESQ nov three per cent stock. two Interest.
ecsh the old and new three per cent stock 70 be
out Of the proceeds OF the These terms
p4eed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

no MISS WELLINGTON
II II your fortune you would know.
To Mas Wellington ron should 70;
She fats 10 tell iruo
what Fortune has 10 store for you
Hushands, Incorporate untrue,
She will restore faithful to ron.
For lore. good luck In business. she
taisnan FOR life will guarantee.
Call if you can. n not you'd better
Consult her Immediately by cttGr
This beautiful lady. Gifted and true,
Residcs nj hundred and one Sixth avenue.
Business hours from A. u. to6 r. N.
1RS BOwERv.-MADANg wfDoER, CLAfKvOY
1V and gifted Spanish lady unveils the MYSTERIES
81 fntur love- marriage, absent frrsnds sickness pre-
shes us1ens fes ali dlseases; tells lsahv numbers prep
e~sv hoae nlopnn-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

A BETTER ksTR0L00fsT 10 NOT 70 BE FOUND
~ In the United States than Dr. L. ID and Mrs. s. d.
BRouGHToN. They succeed In Swing sssfsenn when
man e such ceurtship marriage travelling. rcmogaIs
iawsus ob,anihg situations welfare OF absent friends
present. sckness reccver TIC tise.shey win bsfin 70
ment and medicines best adapted the sck persona
Ladies' 80 cents; gentlemen e. Questions answered b. let
aminations Onice 100 0rccne street, below Prince
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22
4 rrENTIoN.-Ar a2a SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR

A TTENTIONxrAT 322 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAk
Twenty nm street. Ladies' and sensiemen nsvs INC
pleasure announce again that have yccstved aree
from California and the Western markets 20 pay VI
Carpes Furnture Jewery paying 50 cent more
than other dealer IN the city, We garanes e ~ N.
Alec Cslcc Deains, naslin oesssmesS oss, mom
don't forget Abe right number. n hARCKs ~ Seventh
avenue near nth street BY calling ~ ADDRESS
ing me you will he dealt honestly. Orders viii oe At
tended 10 from Brooklyn New jersey, HeSokeus o. Ia.
dies punstually attended 70 by Ars harcks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

srRoLoGY-MADAME In coMrE FROM PARIS.
"A niece Of the celebrated Madsmoisels LIE Norman the
Great Napoeon's adviser In all matters Of Importance
during his evenul life, 70 b consulted daily at Barnum
Museum. ENAN
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-4e>~~~
rsR5's Female Pin. arc ne ens m.sis.ns %.rri:s
bs sent synsiI B:-L.dies $40 de:iIs % ays, them
sn IS y y ons Rd.ncc hi
Skin sSsnas opPo.ss Eighth street dsrn,
ADOPTED. Ones hours from 4. \. .osr. \.
DvICE TO MARRIED. LADIES MADAME REsrELL
Eemale rhy,ei.n and Professor o. hid~fsry can 3.
view viii % No charge FOR ssyi,. nsr inf.l
s. ms ss g.
Ss Ss s s % =
boz, No No which four degrees stronger thaa
via AZ
~ oouehsr. 70 A@iy place. three door. from AmlE
ssmpa,as from .whsicssr cause produced. i sars
Elegant cooas for ladies' rsauirids nursing.
nR RALPH-AUrHoR OF THE PRIVATE rRRA
IL tise &C.. No so Amty street Those who apply in the
ssr .sss ss e rsose Who have sasred
long win bex appreciate his services
nR LARxoEr. AUTHOR or THE PARIS. LosDoS
end . ssE not over @ marry
patient: s me sr:s
Us sTes1T:y sP ;. r y e g aaSs
We concur with Other g.pss 70 qns
Dispatch. s sssa. aeaas Atlas Medical Review xc
DR WARDS SPECIFIC AND PRgvRNrrvR CURES
the worst cases Shs.: msrenry cr change Of dis
d.. Dr. sars .Sefs %anSoSS "a. Been
nR. POWERS. 50 LIsrEHAED STREET: TREATS ALL
~ diseases Of females With usgsrAMeIsd success
Periodcai Drops ~ per bottle Beware Of irni.ssous
mr.. COOPER "a DUANE STREET. MAY BE CON.
~ ali diseases Thirty years exclusively devoted
70 s.s:'s ;ns s s 70 medical
cali with certainty Of bsias radically cured o. no pay
nR. coBBErr. NO ~ CENTRE STREET. BETWEEN
3. .ns sssas pscos q
years three Of which haze Desn 70 " .e.
and general debility The victims q imposition can call on
him certainty Of being cured OF 10 charge
N B-eee Dr. q diplomas IN bis ence as member o. the
New York University Medical COLLEGE and College of Sur
rpuNpREps ARE RUINED BEYOND BRDExPTioN
~ IN a.. NE y not n s"as On . ~, sr - q
certain which he has cured 10 less than nifty ou
~. cd sssu.. Md ssd sr nu s
s:i S;s "a a. s sSi Hs 81
II III. ~ead de- msaesiesssvsiy iscwn aoar
and Iii othcr ssasaes wIshou, dle.,as q s.rie
lion II the habits or The patient; cures without Y
s o"s e T.. nan ss hours without
seqnrnf effects ~ mercury and posses>es We ven
a.: ss X SaS s p iss uass Ne
This ciams for H. and what No oher VII 400 ~
S:s FL. sf s. ss. sA s.s a ana
MADAME osTsDLs. rsNALR PHYsICIAn, NO Z
M Amiy pass three doors frosa Ansity street, caa -
Al diseases OF males uer npdictn.s ARE sale
ss ss s ssS;ssi ssissssscs sas'ss s"ssnssss = 80
..y S a.s, =. i TAs
ihsp saY esssr madame - - = 7k7F7
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MILITARY AND NAVAL.

PEW RECRUITS WILL RECEIVE slss DASH IN
N hand other bonnes for cayarj, at try ,shf
or heavyl infantry or the signal with fiy eef
Apply At O9sBroadway. In trunk store. y. HOuLDiNG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

1ARs MARION JAMES, INDEPRNpBNr CLAIRvOy
IVA an. lIo Third avenue ns,r sssensen,h street, as
business Generally Assista recovering lost pver
~ charge; reercn 0ennemsn not admitted
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bssed wholly on scientific principles and
to fall The OF nate has marked out the path OF each
individual planets hourly pointing the des
tny OF mankind Prof Maurice ha. profound knowledge
world In the above science In regard " telling all that
relates 70 the happiness or misery OF ones whole
life; aad with several secrets that living NOR
i.i ever knew before. be VIII bring success on. o.
never fnis Hadescr6es the intended husband wife;
tells the very day will marry. and shows likeness re-
scrbes friends ponts OF your enemies and warns
life all who consult him Those distance may send
their age and 81 and address B. Maurice boz 5bs New
York Post clcc and get In return the outlines OF your
whole ife Ali hours until IN the evening Once ll6
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A + THE OLD WE'LL KNOWN STORE. 1B sEEvKNIH
n avenue. II you want after advantage oy
selling your Cast Clothing Furniture and Carpets tnes
trial, which will be most surely e Jour saisac
Ton Please call on or address note e H HAEr. ~
eighth stree Ladies' attended 10 at their swn residence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-22

A RTILLERy. ARTILLERY, ARTIf.LERY.-vOLUN-
~ tesrs wanted for heavy Artillery rsSn.eis, doug
duty In the vicinity ~ Baltimore Washa6a
Bounty SA5 Apply to Captain JAMES WELLS 1872 Centr.
street., corner Of Walker.
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frAuTroN-ARE YOU IN TRouBLEf HAVE YOU
been blasted BY fase promises ~ 80. go ,o, 70
together those long separated. and shows q cor.
numbers Mo- W West Twentv seventh street. between
SIXTH and Seventh avenucA Name on the door, Rms the
basement bell. i NNEfNNt NtNN MNNNM Hi
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rTApAnE oaIpDLB rgMALR PHYBICrAn, NO
M Amy psss. three doors fou Ausity street. cAa -
consulted Al Of males uey uDdcfnes safe
ande<rtsn C.nvesicnt rgsms fer ndee Nho dssre
and medical sttsBdancs during csntnsnsne
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once 20 Lfprsssd esd N lees Tins cad cheaper roe
Than anY CHER medians. IT ny u - :. rg1
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ov ALL DEsCnfrTf0Ne
enc &c: A ,.;.:ss r ,sE: Van :::::A
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n BTONISHTNU-MADAM MOBHOW, SEVENTH
n daughter, with natural gin Of foresight tells how
and oteu Will your thoughts Magic
image full operation. Her equal n not 10 be found.
shows likeness Of Jour intended husband and absent
friends No. ia Ludlow street. near Houston Gents not
admitted.
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Old GOLD AND sgLxE.
Persons Who wish ss DAssla ~ Ss. sy,s rs; ~
Broadway pssihvs fss s. pays - ~ $50 mcss Nd
en- ssn~f carson Rsssblshst " new Ysrh ssss ~
laks-5U Broadway. uadsr the New YORK Vel
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A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING.-LAUIE6 AND
"A gentlemen having any Cast on Clothing. FurnttuIe
Jewelry will the highest prce9 by CALI
Ing on or addressing A. HARRIS ISL Third aycnns BE-
Thirty eighth and Thirty streets. LadsesAs
Landed O BY Mra HArris,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-19

an ~ ~ ~, jsss Ssssss NE y
extinct, exchanges them for rebel col
aisss yhs having been treated b. US
sooSsdios o'.As old id'4 q civilized =.
r.rbsre, Ne ready = take field tnmedi'
ately. Fl "
The COMMITTEES, on the Conduct OF the
War, visited Annapolis last week to OBJ
tain officially, til. ruth Of the report.
\ th.t had been toli Of the condition OF
our soldiers latel- returned from the
Richmond pris-'s. They End and re.
Dor, th.. IL. <oriss have not been ex.
7. .o,, ,,ste "a Senator Wade had apho.
5srsph ,2sn Of one who had not been
ck. t.s had been starved down to q
=, frame Of humanity. saw the
telegraph, and must say I never saw
ST. skeleton that had less flesh, making
towancs for the skin being yet on
ais was an Indiana soldier. His face,
Tough thin, did not indicate the en,a-
ated condition Of his body. It is =
Won't view and the hip aud thigh bone
1nok as If the skin was tight to the bone.
Aiut what else can We expect Of Jef.
avis and his traitor minioDs, after the
developments Of Plymouth and Fort
EIlow. They cannot dodge the respcn.
Sbility Of their barbarism, for this stafv.
ag Of our soldiers is done in Richmond,
,-amediately under the eyes Of JET Davis
d the leaders Of the rebellion that rep
scDts modern chivalry IS based on the
leestitusios Of slavery. ga 81, r..l, y...a
i These are the cnsisgsided Jrethyen that
. Copperhsads Of the North affiliate
it'll, and whose lead they delighted to
low 10 the old democratic party These
e the things 10 human form with whom
OK, Wood, VOORHEES, Il Co. would like
!, make peace at the expense Of the
MON. God deliver this, and every
,untry on the face Of the earth, Of such
:probates -r.1aa LoRzo
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sec1osavy btantsal
store S-1s
WAS11N0ros,J1
ITO Gov, Sronr

vi 10 GOV. OfoNE- "a. ..
= ST.: The military in..ss oee .as'
/. night 10 highly satisfactory The opsra
Q tion' Of Gen. Sherman h, 4pe'1ed the
!. enemy to evscusts Dsltor % our ~.
e w.. operating upon hi;ank and rs.'
win the prospects of 'Por.so. resu.'
, Gen Butler he'd at,s;.ed For; ~ ns smaI
, with small loss TO oucl.es, az l's spec
|, dy reduction il eon,snt'y s.s'c'p,eed :
The operations Of ne e. O., v Shp.,s ~
der command Of A.. hr;I, ;. .n re.nI..
We cer :. attended end ieav;os III. Ar~s d
,b n" 1 pn,s ssn Gen. Sheridan 90. into the
ensms's.ear, broke both railroads. be-
tv.s. Hanover Junction and Richmond,
=. cured several locomotives and trains,
destroyed Lees depot At Beaver Dam,
With over . million Of rations, advanced
to yellow Tavern where, he fought she
rebel cavalry commanded BY Gen j. Il.
b. Stuart, defeated them aud killed Stu.
art, captured the first line Of the enemy Z
works around Richmond, advanced be-
did not hys6tdits I'd ID ssssdl, ,disstr6yttd TIE
bridges over the Chickahominy and on
the Central Railroad, tearing up its track
for severel miles, and finally joined the
forces Of Gen. Butler on the James Riv.
er. He reports that his whole loss is DOT
over $50 men killed aud wounded, and
not more than 100 horses. ID Il MA ual
The latest dates from Gen. Grant and
the army Of the Potomac il $50 yester-
day morning. The 9th aud 9th corps
had advanced during the night, aud we're
to have attacked at daylight, but there
was no sound Of battle heard q head usr.
ters, nor any during the day. This
IL is believed compels Lee to
retire by Lyncbburg, and that he with
drew during Friday night. Tho rebel
papers state that our forces had destroy.
ed the bridges over New River. snd :
srge extent of railroad south of Lynch.
burg, end great quantity Of supplies.
Rein Inducements are going forward rapid.
y to Gen. Grant aud IL is believed that
bis loss will be filed up by Tuesday.
are authorized to make this public,
- the present condition of military oper.
'tions 20 far a. known at the Department
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, t,c
=. @a E7at Sc. Sec'y Of War.
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ototnac. 49, ~-uryNr e.
pne week ago. There has been three or
Our days hard Sighting and heavy loses
IN both sides.
The last authentic information receiv.
d here is that the rebels under Lee, are
etreating towards Richmond, but ~
Ieo falls he gains force, by shortening
is line'of communication, while Grant
'ses strength BY leaving the necessary
uard to keep open his communications.
he fight is desperate God give strength
nd endurance to our gallant soldiers to
verthrow the hosts Of rebellion ? =
After such battles as have been fought
he last week, Mcclellan would have Let
he army act on the defensive for two OF
bree months, but Grant don't do fight
|ng that way. He believes that our col.
HERS can, and will, endure as much for
The Uaion = the rebel soldiers can or
will for the hyena, who sits 1t Richuond,
and, BY his rs6usd strategy, SECS the
dssA Of or lrissssss consumed sson