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OYr1cg on PURcHAsiSe Cow SUBSISTENCE, I
NAsHvIEg Tenn, a. ril ~ 1864.
CEAIFD PROPOSALS lin Duplicates) are

OFFICE on Purchasing Cow Subsistence,
NASHVILLE. Tenn, 4 pri ~, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS Gin Duplicates) are
- invited unl u N. Friday, May 49, 1864 Tor furnishing
the subs.'cnce Department with -Four Thousand 5000
head BEEF CATTLE, on the hooL . -
The delivery Of the Cattle 10 take place at Nashville Tenn
and TO IN Fifteen days from the signing Of he con-
tract and 70 continue at the rate Of thousand O per
week nnth the contract be completed -. 80
The Cattle 20 bs weighed the scales snd one han OF the
gross Weight 90 determined TO constitute the net
shaA be the purchasing weight ~
The average weight the Cattle be et least eleven hnnd
red ana twcnyhve a. 5) pounds srd no animal 70 be
te.efa ~eisiif less than thousand lOJOj pOnndt
fsd inspection viii be made at each delivery by such
pertonsas tbs Government, may direct
Dnis Ssss Cows and lleiisrs will not be received
.e and wii be directed 70 the under ged at Nashville
Tennessee. 49, ..I
Zach person, and In OF fn every member Of the
nh ohehg Dld must aan his TO the same IN fall and
W an oath Of allegiance the National Govern
In sdson to The above required that each bidder be
pioD 70 respond TO hz old snd DC pepaxed bonds
M GOOD and cient security The fahl Performance
Of the coiiracI ~ -Ir IT, =
faymen, wiz be made In Certificates Of Indebtedness
FORM OF ED.
90 hefeoy propose to hn.h tbs Subsistence Department
wionr thousand " lead OF Beef Cattle on The boo hl
ct occorcance with the conditions OF the incloed advertise.
men to be dciverede at Nashville n enn Tor ihe sum
per hahaej pounds net oar securities TO my contract
4. r. HOPKINS, Captain and O. s,u.sA
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oEDyAscr oyncr, WAR DKr.Rrsssr. !,
WAsHIsGTosl 1lay T. 1901.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at

WASHINGTON, May 4, 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until TUESDAY the Path day Of MAY, 1854
for S.uch COLUMBlAD SHE'LL 10 be delivered IN the
following quantities al the undermined AIsfuals, VIZ:
Al the Wstertown Arsens, Massachusetts, l0,00 Sinch
SHE'LL . ,
At the NfwYork Arsenal. Governor Island, Nesyfok,
4. The Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh 10000 einch
SHE'LL -
AZ The 81. Louis Arsenal Missouri 5000 8inch SHELL.
These p1ojesos be made Of the Kind Of metal and
Inspected after the rules laid down In the Ordnance Manual
the tensile strength the be not less than A0Oo n
State. Ar eas. The pforces 10 be- inspected az the
fonndorJ where css and be- delivered at the Arenss
free Of charge for handling aud transportation Deyepe.
mus, be made the a not less ts onecuh lJh OF
the whole amount contracted fo per wces The hst de
livery to be made on the 18th day Of June, 1861.
Failure make deliveries al specified time VIII subject
the aoete Of the number ne may fail to do
liver al that time. . ...
they propose 20 deliver aud tic number OF prOccos they
propose 10 deliver 1t each pace, II foT than
No bids will be considered from other than regular
founders propreto OF works who known to this De
to be capable Of executing tins wok proposed iOr
Should sv party obtaining contract offer Shells other than
those IN his ioundery they viii be rejected and the
contract rendered null and VOID.
Bidders will incoe with their bids the written scknowedg
DeDts OF their sureties over their own ssnsi ures
Each party obtaining contract will be lied TO enter into
bond with approved sureties fo as faithful execution
Upon the ard being made successful bidders will b.
tined, ard furnished with forms OF contract and bond
The Department reserves the Iiit TO roget OF all bids
ii not deemed Satisfactory.
Proposals. will be addressed 20 !" Brig Gen GEORGE ID.
RAMSAY Chiefof Oidisnce Washington, d. c. and in
dorsed Proposals for o icb ColuHbiad Shells"
GEORGE ID. RAMSAY,
BIigadierUeners Chief Of Ordnance.
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Ordnance OpYicR. WAR DEPARrsysT, /
WARRINGTON. May Z, 1894.

PROPOSALS will be received by TINS Depart
meat until WEDNESDAY, May p, a p; M; for The
delivery. al the following Ar-enA. Of HORSE EQUIP
MEMS United States Cavalry pattern hereinafter
specified
At the New.yort Arsenal 1000 sets.
AT tho Frankford ATssnsL 2,eO0 sets
At the Allegheny Arsenal. 5000 sets.
At the -. Louis Arsenal, 1909 acts.
The euro brdle rens TO be .inohes wide.
These Of Horse Equipments 60 be furnished com
pete except the horse brush curry comb afat picket Mn
Ink spnr aud and blanket Tho curb bits the
mtiea0le iron Hardware and ups to conform strictly
pattern and sh to those Deposited at the Arsenss above
named The be oi the regular pattern assorted
szenot less than 81 inches between the BAR on the inside
of the pomme side bars Of hard white wood or boech
the ponnels and canies OF beech well put together all
the irons Oneenh OF al inch thick and all let Into the wood;
with the best auEhtered cowhde all other
covering to h rejected The trees TO be subject nsc
ton during ell stages Of The msnufacure and II deemed
the leather inspected before cutting bot the
in pection M be- made the Arscnsls where delivered
Deliveries must be made Ia lots Of not less than tenth
per week OF the whole number contracted tori the Tst dey
cry 20 be made on the 9th day Of June 1864
Failures make deliveries at ,peide1 time will subject
the contractor forfeiture Of the number he may ai 10 de-
No Lids viii he considered parties rerrlsr
and such known TO THIS Department to
be fully competent 20 execute an thei own shop' N" WORK
proposed for.
i5de-. viii incose with their bids the written scknowledg
peuts Of their Furct.rs, over their own signatures.
Each party obtaining contsa will DO Obliged 20 enter INTO
bonds With approved sreties iof ~ faithful execution
made bidders wall De HOt
fed and furnished with FIRMS Of contract ard bond.
The Department the night 10 REJECT any or Oil BIDS
IL not deemed satisfactory.
PROPOSES will De addressed Brrsder General George
d. Ramsay Chief OF Onnsnce Washington, d. Co.. and wiz
be indoned Proposals. for Horse Eqaip meais
~fradi I'd fral( az
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GOLD MEDAL


wv deons Alexandra and Cabinet Ormt, 10 let and
applied II puIenased. Monthly payments received the
saline Second hand fanos At great bargains for cns prices.
from 500 to 800. New octave Pianos at s21s S250,
s2,5 b 40 aud up 70 800 One octave second hand
Grand Pisno price 500 new viii be sold for $500, or
rented Tor $40 per month 1000 sheets Of Music q
little soeJ cents per page Cash pad for second hand
Pianos HORACE WATERS, No. 48l Broadwsy, NJ. Y
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EACT, NOT FICTION-ACTUAL EXPE.
RENEE.
rT,HE GOLDEN CENsER.-This is the title

rTNHE GOLDEN CENSER.-This is the title
Il of BRADBURY'S NEW SUNDAYsCHOOL MUSIC
BOOK Id wall be ready the latter part Of Nsy early In
June will consist chiefly Of music and poetry or the
which has been in the course q preparation
by Mr. Bradbury during the last two years IN newne' per
hsp and ntest h believed that Il will be fully 70 the
standaId of the GOLDEN CHAM not superior 10 IT, Sun.
day Schools who haze used the CHAIN and SHOWER and
are ready for book will not et waiting few weeks
for the CENSER. Price in coveri p cents single copy
or by the hundred $40. IL boards 30 cents single copy OF
2S per hundred same Prices Chain and shower Chain
and Shower strongly bound in yonm with board covers
$50 per hundred.
sale by booksellers generally aghon the tni'ed states
snd by WIN. u. BRADBURY Nos. s13& AZ Broomc -
IvISON, PhINNEY, BLAKEAlAN & Co., 49,
49, No. ~ md 20 Walker- 81. N. v.
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Jnsirnttion.

EERGUSONVILLE BOARDING ACADE-
Il NY for BOTH SEXES-Number limited to IS; Sl00
r q weeks mex, session open. May 10. Interview with the
Principal from to O'Clock Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, ut Howe Ferry's Bookstore, No. % Bowery.
JAMES OLIVER.
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DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT
~ vr THE MOST POPULAR
AND FLEXIBLE IN USE.
A. 7. STEWART Co.,
Broadway and l0thst
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EEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, n. j.
Three four vacancies enainng for the Summer SEES
zion. For Catalogue containing tcrs etc. address the Rev
JOHN u. BRAktLkY A. NJ President
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forses, Carriages, &t.

EOR SALE-A stylish black CARRIAGE
HORSE young snd perfectly lind IN hsfncss Ia. beer
us,d by tine present or the past three years. Sold 10,
wan, Of use. CAL at no. 355 West l3d 81, ~
pf letr Iafii oir r.r9Il9h - 5ug
l- --.l- .. .sL-L vi Lg.l e-.--- ID iln L.-aL
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vi for FAMILIES CHURCHES. and SCHOOLS. -Recog.
nized by The musical profession greatly 'aPeer to Hsroo-
NUNS Meodeons and al Other small See Hue
taied catalogue for explicit te. aony, their sup"rIr,y
from majority Of tie most eminent orsanisis IN AincT'
Prices, 48j TO 4 800 zach.
CAUTION 10 PURCHASERs.-The great reputation
which our abnet Organs have obtained aud the extensive
demand for them have induced dealers 20 advertise In
cases quite different instruments Cabinet Organs and In
others represent purchaser. that Haruouiuns and other
reed orsans are the thing This The excel
eces Of our Cabn-t Organs which have sivrn them their
hgh reputation the sut no, merely 81 the superiority VI
their wokmsnshp but also In arg Of essential d
ferce construction which, being paented csunot be
initiated by other makers From these arise thru benr
quality Of and uni, sled capacity for erpfes
sion. Wareroonls in New.York, No : Mefcer.st.
MASON BROTHERS.
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1tlusital Instruments

DOARDMAN, GRAY & Co.'S PIANO
- PORTE DEPOT has been removed from No ~ 70 No.
71S BToadwuy.
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Gunner Retreats.

BOARD iu MANHATTANvILLE, on the
II banks OF the HudsonA Lady having an old sb,o,
mansion in the above location, would accommodate ~
ca boarders for the Summer The house coua lar
and airy rooms The Hudson River Railroad Is within I'VE
minutes wax OF the house. Address MANHATTANVILLE.
Tribune Office.
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Mem Publications
THE LITTLE REBEL
WEDNESDAY. MAY II.

THE LITTLE REBEL q.
WILL BE READY
Thisisby weIlknown and popular author oil more 'n'
ordinary interest, elegantly illustrated.
PRICE rs CENTS.
Al, ,h Oi,,r,I BOY Books, Of which IL IL known
here are so many limitations
TIE DRUMMER BOY
Tho lions Herald thus speaks of Tne Drummer BOY
AMONG the boys this the most popular book oil TINS
they no. only read it, but make the other boys uneasy 70
read It, by relating its wonderful adventures ana stt~s III
sidensa
% Elegantly illustrated by barley. Price 81 o.
TIE ADVENTURES OF
DICK ONsLOW
AMONG THE RED SKINS
stirring story OF adventures that delights the boys
Price 81 25
THE BOBBIN BOYi
OR. BOY LIFE OF MAJ.GEN. N. p. BANKS
And how DO became Governor Of Massachusetts,.
Price 81 Is
TIE PRINTER BOY;
OR BOY LIFE OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
Price 81 Is.
~ These welknown books all elegantly illustrated and
ooand
J.. E. TILTON Co..
Publishers.
Sold by all principal book and news dealers
A CHARMING NEW NOVEL.
NEPENTIIE.
This excellent novel being recommended by every eui
v.ed reader for it's simple unaffected interest aud genuine
psthoa
The PHILADELPHIA Item calls it Of those poetic works
which are peculiarly interesting to cultivated mnds work
which CLOVIS with uncommon spirit aud sparkes with beauti
full jewels of thought set in golden castings"
--. ... CARLETON Publisher, New York.
CECRETARY CHASE SAYS
CUDJO'S CAVE
INTERESTED AND IMPRESSED HIM
PROFOUNDLY.
1T is THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
AMERICAN NOVELS.
THREE THOUSAND BEHIND ORDERS TO-DAY.
New Edition Of 5000 viii in few days be ready ioT sale
again at all principal Bookstores and NewsroOns.
EACT. NOT FICTION-ACTUAL EXPE-
hihN1h'
TEN ACRES ENOUGH;
HOW A SMALL FARM MAY BE MADE TO SUPPORT
VERY LARGE FAMILY.
Ten Acres Enough; "-lE.ztiAct Rom Home Journal
vol. l2mo. papeI 81 cloth, %l 20
Had frcaO M -
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Urn GOODS.

| NQOpoU.
I AIDES AND CHILDREN's FURNISH
IL ING DEPARTMENT AT
LORD & TAYLOR'S. -
Nos 4sl to 46T BROADWAY tcor Grand st),
LADIES' AND CHLDREN's READY-MADE LINEN
AND UNDERGRADUATES BREAKFAST RoBES,RoBEs
De CHAMBRE. &c.. &c. &c.
CARPETINGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Oh Cloths Stair Carpetng. Drugse. Rugs Lace Curtains
Window Shades Blankets Sheetngs and HOUSE Furnishing
Goods in great variety
LORD & TAYLOR.
Mo-. 2s5 to 2Gl Grandst
NEW LACES and EMBROlDERIES.
BLACK and WHITE LACE sHAwLs. BARBEs, SITS,
COLLARS. COIFFURES. PARAsOL COVERS. &c, 60,
In new and elegant designs
LORD G TAYLOR,
No. isl to 167 Broadway corner Grandst).
Also at stores Nos. ass 10 26i GRAND-ST.
And Nos. ~ aud 40 CATHARINE- ST.
DICH PARIS DRESS SILKS.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF EXTRA RICH PLAIN
AND FANCY SILKS.
ALSO, LOw.PRICED SILKS.
Plain. Plaid. and Fancy, in great variety.
LORD & IAI IiOH,
Nos @i to ls7 BROADWAY tcor. Grsndssl
Also at stores Nos. 2s5 to pol 0RAND-ST.,
and Nos a and ~ CATHARINE-sT
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,
CHALLlEs, CREPEs DE CHINE, GRENADINES.
ORGANIZES, EMBROIDERED N0HMRS. BAREGES,
JACoNETs, PARIS PRINTS, ALPACAs, &c, &c.
NO CHANGE IN PRICES.
LORD g. TAYLOR.
Nos. asi to 467 BROADWAY. (cor. Gr,ndst)
Also at store, Nos. 255 to 2el GRAND-sT.,
And No., Il and - CATHARlNE-sT.
CPRING CLOAKS and MANTILLAS.
- LATEST PARIS DESIGNS
full assortment,
AT OLD PRICES.
LORD G. TAYLOR
MOI. 4sI to 4sT BROADWAY (cornsr Gr.ndrD
Also at stores Nos ass to Dol GRAND-5r..
and Noe. a. and ~ CATHARINE-sr
BRADLEY DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT,
made Of fin. Spring Steel in the hishc, style of art full
assortment Of Dies.
AT RETAIL
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos. sGl to ssT Broadway.
255 to 2ei Grandst.
n snd 20 Ca,hsrine''.
HOSIERY, UNDERGRADUATES, SCARFs,
TIES, GLOVES, HAYpKERCHlEFs, and GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING ARTICLES ln ses, variety a, retail
LORD 4 TAYLOR,
Nos i6i to ls7 Broadway.
255 20 26l Grand st.,
a. aud ~ Caiharine at
II. IL. MACY
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
LINEN GOODS AND HANDkERCHEF5.
RIBBONS AND STRAW GOODS
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FANCY GOODS.
PARAsoLs AND sun UMBRELLAS.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
LACEs AND EMBROIDRRIKs.
CoRsETs AND YANKEE NOTIONS.
FRENCH KID GLOVES. |
Nos sot and rs sTXriI-Av.,
TWO DOORS BELOW FOURrEESTH-Sr.
CORSETS AND SKIRlS-Mrs ELGER has
~ b-si aud cheapest Mt In the city Nice hitting
Corset. fro ~ shape kirt best siee make
from ALSO W.rsys Paris made patent Corsr's Misse.
Cof.ets psds stee bpsts. kc.. Ac N b Ioehet aud
nerdlswofk sdsnys, fnlnss. ruling real and humiliation
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COUNTRY BOARDING.-Th Farm House
~ at Highland Dale" viii be opened for the RECEIPT on
BOARDERS on May Tho Farm House l. larse With con
veuienee for accommodating 6y boarders the living ira
and half miles from Sroudsbug Penn The leave Zoe
Sroudsburg daily from foot Courands arriving In time V
dine At the Farm House. For salubrous location beat
scenery good living &c. &C., this place not be sarpsss
and be hardly eqnsed IN the Union Address, CHARLE3
FOULkE, sroudsburg, Monroe Co., Penn
Refer by Emission, to Joseph Il. Buxby No. 81 Beaver
st., and Caleb q. Evans. No 4 College place NewYork.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FOr Gen.
" emsn, Wife and Daughter within two hours ride. By
boat rail Of Wslst Plenty Of fruit and vegetable. indie
pessable. Address, full particular Boz No465 NJ VI 70
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DRINCE & Co.'S Improved Patent Melodeons
and Orglns-330O0 now IN use.
GEO A. PRINCE 4 Co.. 81 Fulton vt. NewYoft.
pINNOsi MELODEONs, HARMONIOUS,

wholesale or tal, to let BY instalnen,' svora
Die terms. Peloubcts Harnonius superior to AL 20 and
4l20 with pedals. Sl15 10 $40. J. Vi. FELTON,,
ko BiI Broadway nsar l4ihst, N. }.
, 1864-04-17
Great Excitement at Me-
+. tropolis, Ill-Guerillas
on the Kentucky =
Shore,
The Gold Bill Passes the
Senate--A Bomb Shell
Among the Specu-
EatOF8.
4 FRENCH WAR VESSEL GONE TO
RICHMOND FOR TOBACCO,
From Gen. Banks ComHnnnd-
9kirn1iahi1E with the
BebeI, Rear,
THE P0sTp0yEdEKT OF TIE DRAFT
i CAKARD.
Qmciul Dispatches from General Shcrs
man.

cAno, April 49, 8. N.
Tic steamer Glendale. the ttres boat from below
since the temporary blockade, has tast arrived from
Mcmphie. Her officers say that no distractions by
tic crcbels exist between this place and Memphis.
The rebels evacuated Fort plllow altar destroying
everything destructible which eeemed to distin-
xuish 1t as military post. They burned every
building and remnant Of i building and ended by
blowing up all tho walls Of the fortihcattons and
defensive work. It ia not known In what direc-
tton Forrest marched Jet, but we would not be
eurpr3fcd to hear from hin In the vicinity Of Mem
phis or Pudacah very soon It is possible, as Gen.
Chalmers told the troops, that. he Was going to
Memphis, but It Is not probable. More likely he
will make his tracks further east to effect an escape
he may attack Paducah in force with the inten-
tiou of crossing the river into Illinois, or continuing
bis rasd, stimulated By recent Buccess, further Into
Kentucky
about O'Clock, dispatches wcrc received here rom
Gen. Sherman condl dlln1ng the surrender at Fort
PILLOW and the b!uta! conduct Of the rebels 1nme-
tallated in TINT qnarter in due time. :
IT, ar to Gen. &
blood at1sr the surrender:
Fort PILLOW e an isolated post Of no yalue what
teEahle BY The rebels, who have no doubt lef that
vicinity ere this, having been disappointed With
considerable loss In the object Of ther raid which
promptly but severely repused. With 20 loss to u.s.
, We are satisned that due investigation will show
thnt tke loss Of Fort Pillow Eas aImpg tbs result
OF q mistake Of the local commander who occupied
itagaipst direct orders, contingency incident to
The Rebels, according to of1cla1 dispatches re-
dacah, ioting "a solder fLed Or wounded for e eycfy
horse they succeeded IN stealing, and doing us no
Other damage than by few theits:
fp fa1fIs bar
, 1864-04-17

tie luudest applause Neither wa8 there,
throughout, the slightest Indication Of dis
:Wns at least st'radical. But there remained to
be Developed other evidences, as will appear,
which showed that this meeting represented
the sentiments OF Philadelphia
Thus far Mr.. Thompson had not referred
: directly to bis former experiences In Amerl-
ca. It seemed rs If he meant to pass this
Over, but near the close of his lecture. ho
ping back, said:
ID this great and good work, scme Of rs in Eng;
land cndcarored to help you. 1t WIS eatd whsn1
Et,.:sh gold that i; xas he friend of tho dsspats
Of Europe; that came to disturb yonr, Union,
ard to overthrow ycur institutions; and no pEo,7
e. hs hSRt SSnsn asns aef
lcr The time when by something better than words,
might testify how sincerely florcd this country
Of yoar % l s4ial and your 3 asons % when you @ were we're
sister. whom you Lad spoiled by Kindness, raised
CONFLICT among % youfseites, AM md Wien ii tsat was IS
precisus 70 you was endangered; when your na-
t.qnal lifc vas IN Jeopardy; when 5ou had enc
the hte is.cs Of Britain-that was taa hour
chose to demonstrate 70 yon that when spoke
to TO- !o1 the truth, 1t was not hecause loved you
plause.] Wou1d to God could defend you against
the nlisleprcFcnia;ion and calumnies Of sour enc
Al1Es. not mere 10 Q1kH my dpQQEy ICf
such acts on the part Of ny countrymeu as have
Justly PANIED yon, psrhaps deeply o.1enqsd yon.
sought to aid you; but do not bate England be-
eanse r. that country there hare been those who
teck alike to c4o the wheels Of the Of Liberty
here and to deadlock them at home. T--cy arc Of
the same party With which VIC have been contend
lEe iT thirty years. They opposed Us when We
were 11boEin. {or Catholic emanc patton; for rep
reaentattvs reform; for municipal reform; for the
abolition OF co}oninl sarcry, AID teac t.Ses on
bread.
The audience was now fairly unclaimed.
They clipped and shouted: hats aud hand
kerchfefs waved, and bolhterous applause,
Indicating unbounded enthusiasm, drowned
the voice of the speaker for some minutes.
Verify Mr. Thompson made another point:
when this rebellion commenced" be re.
marked, nyou were fighting for political
Union. This Was Its first stag; but now
you are contcndlns for uni.ersal e,"aaciadtto" -
Union and freedom, responded the nudlencc
nut in words, but actions, which could not DO
expressed in words. Air. Thompson CON
clu2ef
, 1864-04-17
.En0M, TEE ARyF 0F LnE
c..ftl. =R%bT<tIKAC~
II. 1--
a Nfrllt with Mokbyse Caxalry-Nar-
-. row Escape OF Gen. Gynnts

WAs81E01oS,, April 1G.-Dispatcnea from the
headHn4EGts- cf the Any OF tho Pptomec state
That gesEn1a5, tbontnoon, pa.ty of: :reDe cavalry
but was driven OF after briak ektruish. One
nan was killed and TWO wounded belonging to the
I3th PennFyfynpfa. Several Of thb: rebels were
wounded, but were csY1ied OF by their comrades
TIE mMl train. with Gen. Grant on hpard, had just
and it ia supposed the intention was to capture
R1w YonK. April 1s.-The New Iork Timer
oi tbe rntlera and othsr Citizens 6s7o let o1
Tic accession of three or four b.iE.des to the
e1eyss gGns sosss opposite haeeoon reported
The Ucrd's epecial from Washington says:
te1etal deserteEf belonging to New England reg
iment escaped duf5ng the recent STORM,
The nEmy IL being constantly reinforced By the
ar14yal Of veterans y apd parts Of Etgn,es,ts.
the 4th corps have been reviewed. n3d other re-
Views and dInls are IN active progress throughout
The Tera1as tpec1al, d.ted Alexandria, Va,
head of about 800 rebel cavalry, made3llis nppcar-
Ance On tie une Of the Orange and Aiexandria
Enilrozd, near Bsfesow tfatjou 20 suddenly ~ 10
taks b surprise tle patrol for the prot elton 2! the
twenty to twentY-lse Of the soldiers wafa captured
The rebels went away in the direction OF freder-
s.Laef night Lieutenant Colonel Justin, with
detachment q the l2th Pennsylyanla Ecsetses went
parry returned this morning with 1--WE pd:oncrs. =
Having left the Army Of tho Potomac a: ii this
morning. speak knowingly Of the psos9ects. 'rhs
ton, and there Is nothing to hinder an carly move
ment- The Streams have assumed thcir woutcd
dimensions, and the roads arc plssiheS to say tho
1eaet. !
, 1864-04-17
CHICAGO, SUNDAY; APRIL II, 1864.

Ettton to the war for time, and eemmensed ops
tslons directed sEs,nst the nanai credit Of the
eorntry. They haye from that ttoc been 10 close
union with tic d speculatoEs inNe" York Ru.
NOR after tr or IL started By the eaasts here aud
there, in their secrets cEd coaad1ee, In order to
Edceuce the market. Lab! WeeE II vas reported
ftat Mr. Chsee Eas Hhuut to call pn Congress for
leave to ,ssuc eco Qe1 0n more grfenbaeas, In or
der TO Eost h;s loan This week e. MINOR i that
be has rcachcd tie limit Of hia t4aerest bearing
nctes avd III have TO 1850 10 n@empofary loan.
50 ills. Th:s1cry epeetA OF Nj. L6ag was pso3.-
big diversion, to 1lru Congress Hom lts lessl'1.
nste work Of r11sang tho necessary Ways aud
Eears. But whether Is Nks o. noE]t mas had that
eject nEd thus answered the de-Iestf not the ?ar-
poses OF the opposlt{pn. Let thu u9ton mca, .aen,
b warned, efoit be too ste: a9 seI aside
al other IneAsrrrt for Inc pfesc4. ana, taking a
leeson from the JeH:t Davis Congress- 20 70 worK in
earneet to pIacc tile nnsnccs md cftt OF tue Gov.
eminent On .: bxEn:~u sach aeGanfy as viii
rcstoro the--:lYaRng co1aaeaee OF the
cem1acni:5. !. RemsE E.bel Or | heEe frequently
rcicfct, pEtiE hEG6 lEitt1s} that ~ u1omsnt the
p1oridc aesiss< 11dpossltlc eoutiaaync1es for the
payment orzEEfea5tst on the nstiunsi securities,
Ike condition If Bankruptcy has alfsa05 been re-
4ais I'd <tha. .a:.sY to borrow IS te9sfojed Wny,
Corgpg tseI! ie dining more, by ~ !snoEauce, In
actlon and ,eoEzrtico, to brinSa91nt me com
peRia k<knos ledgmen of tEc SeEtt Ell Co1As1er.
eey than : thousand such Epccctea aa taat OF Hs.
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