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ome,., Ma.,r.ste OF IN. Confederate.

The following 10 the Joint note addressed TO
the French Minister OF Foreign Affairs by the
diplomatic Representatives Of the Confederate
Government abroad, transmitting an ofncial
copy Of the manifesto Of the Congress of the
PIRis, Nov. II, ls64--sm. The undersigned
Commissioners OF the Confederate States Of
America, In pursuance OF the Instructions OF
their Government, have the honor TO present
10 your Excellency copy Of manifesto issued
BY the Congress- of said States, with the ap-
provai Of the President, and Of which the Presi-
dent was requested 10 cause copies 70 be trans
mitted 10 their Commissioners abroad, TO the
end that the same might boby them laid before
foreign Governments they at the same time
communicate copy Of the preamble and reso-
lutions Of Congress accompanying such mani
festo. The dispositions, principles, and pur-
poecs by which the Confederate States have
been and are stIll animated, are set forth In
this paper win all the authority due 70 the
solemn declarations OF the Legislative and ex-
scutiye branches oftheir Government, and with
| Q clearness which leaves no room for comment
or explanation. at'.a ~ ..an ~
Ina few sentences 1t Is pointed out that "all
they ask Is Immunity from interference with
left In the undisturbed enjoyment Of ther in
alienable rights Of life, liberty, and the pursuit
| of happiness, which their common ancestry
declared TO be the equal heritage OF all parties
\ to the social compact. Let them forbear ag-
gressions upon us, and the war In ut an end.
II there be questions which require adjustment
by negotiations, they have ever been willing,
and are still willing, TO enter Into communica.
ton with their adyersaries In spirit Of equity
and manly frankness, and commit their cause
TO the enlightened Judgment of the world, OF
the sober reelection Of their Adversaries- them
selves, and to the solemn and religious arbitra'
Il I'M. -. E..II..
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The bill introduced In tho House this after
noon by Mr.. Grinnell, Of lows, TO amend the
revenue laws by changing the time for the levy
of the tar on whiskey 10 bemanufactursd is al
follows: .a.r.H . .D.@L
Be u enacted, de-, That section IS, chapter
173, OF the laws OF the Thirty Eighth Congress,
be so amended that on all spirits that may be
distilled and sold, or distilled and removed for
consumption or sale Of first proof, after the
10th Of December, 1854, there shall be levied,
collected and paid duty Of two dollars on
each and every gallon. ''. .aL
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4 InDIoHATIon MEnTIuo a
Orths Cisrhs ef ths sixth Audsts<'s 0ne.
n nei.sien - ths rrsssury or ssd
ofSies o. rsr Avprror or rnr rnrAsens IA 4
rorr.s fosr ofrtes pErsnLnrsr
Tho siefk. o. the kbove-nsmed bureau m mst q,
i1o y. m. this day, and orssnis.d By calling Hon.
Elijah Sells, Auditor, 70 the chsir and Jacob MIL
ton MeGrew, chisf Clerk, a. secretary.
M. Sails ststed fhs object ofths intetinx 10 be
70 express The opln,on Of THE once toomp.ny A,
ofthe Tress,iry nssimens) UPON the eonsehrl,tsd
Promenade Concert
Ths fsi,owins rssc,us,oas were unanimousIy
adopteai I,,
Rsso'pvd, That In ! time OF pecuni.ry di.,re,.
among Government cmpioyses, and WHOM they sre
requesting an addition 10 their sompensation, 10
insxpedient 70 relieve the embsrrsssment Of the
Treasury n,sins., In the purchase Of Instrument.
for their band, By the hazardous experiment Of
onds.voring 10 raise The amount quirsd By .
Ball or Concert, a. has been proposed
Rssolr>d, That In taking oounteraotion 10 those
who have proposed the plan OF raisinr the money
bys Concert or Bali, We FEEL persuaded That sober
second thoughts win shev sesn rhsn tho impolicy
and thoushtisssnsss Of contrasting LAneE DEBT
with the very uncertain prospeot ofpayins asmall
one, and that ihey will sheerfully concur IN the
abandonment Of the nrrt plan. ....'.,,
Rtsoipsd, That a. the debts for Instruments IL
understood TO be only s7oo, new subscription be
opened for the purpose Of making up the amount.
y. A. Hoidee, .. L. Iaks and .. D. fotter were
Hppointed . Committee 10 present the rcxoiutions
Just adopted TO the gessrai meeting from The seve
raj bureaus and companies In the Treasury De.
partnent, st the Rotunds, south mont Treasury
building this evening.
Votes wore passed, At the meeting held II Treas
ury Rotunda AZ oloek, Dee. 7, 1854 withr presen.
tatives from all the bureaus and companies, do
ding the action Of certain parties In using the
name Of the reg msnt while thsy ware getting up
apsrty for their own sgErandisemsnt. flf
II was considered an OFPicERs' RAIL In every re.
spsstj the rank and ale Indignantly frowning''
upon their whols action. -,5frsU EHrsr
70 40 NJ. IA HOLDEN. Chairman.
III II. fSkFk fFSSFkrkp, oomniss...
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From Thomss-His vigorous Pursuits OF
HI-H aAyely Hood. uUH adj

From TnOmes-HA vigorous Pursuit. OF
aDt ahveiy Hood. aGf ta.I
wAR DEPARTMENT, Dec. 10, sp. m.
Major General Di-, Nsp FORK; ~ -.
The following official reports were received
this evening from Gen. Thomas, dated at his
headquarters, near franklin ttnE aa rI.
"HrApe'hs DErAHrnrsr cumBrnLANp,, 'l
"NEAR FsAsxfrx. Trsx.. Dee. II.
sReport Just received from Major General
Wilson, states that Of 8 p. m. to-day he at
tackled and dispersed stevenson's division Of
rebel infantry and brigade Of cavalry, cap
turing three guns. = H. RI ,E.ltE -
"The 4th United States cavalry, and Hatch,s
division Of cavalry, Handsomely supported BY
Knipe's division Of cavalry, did the work,
making several beantiiai charges, breaking the
rebel infantry In all directions. Hadlit only
been light, the rebel rearguard would have
been entirely destroyed. As Il is, it has been
severely punished. The whole army will cum
tinue vigorous pursuit In the morning. This
attack was made six miles beyond Franklin.
.a.i f.aaI "GEoRGK II. THOMAS,
'' '.. 'f'D aH' .-aa "Major General"
"HEApo'rtRs DFPARrmENr CUMBERLAND, a 40
"NEAR FRANKLIN, 8 p. N, Dec. II. I j.
"We have pressed the enemy to-day beyond
Franklin, capturing his hospital containing
over ffteen hundred wounded, and about one
hundred and hfty OF our wounded In addition
to the above. General Knipe, commanding .
division OF cavalry, drove the enemy's rear
guard through Franklin to-day, capturing
about two hundred and hfty prisoners and Ave
battle hags, with very littls loss on our side.
Citizens OF Franklin represent Hoods army as
completely demoralized. In addition TO the
captures Of yesterday, reported I'm my disparcn
Of last night, / have the honor 10 report the
capture Of Gen. Rucher, and about two hun
dred and fifty prisoners Of the enemy's cavalry,
In q fight that occurred about O'Clock last
night, between Gen. Rucher and Cen Hatch, OF
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General D,.'s order Of Para,t a.vsh.d.
HEADa'ns DsFAnTmEHT or THE East,
.rLs.L. Nnw EoRK CRY, December II.

..,.-L., Z, N1w EoRE CRY, December IT,
GenerA Order No. loa 0---I =.
-,- The Presldent OF the United States having
-disapproyed Of thatportion Of the Department
General Order No. p7, current series, which
ineiTuets all military commander on the
fsoniier, In certain eases therein specified, 70
cross the boundary line between the United
~ Blales md Canada, and directs the pursuit Into
Lsasutnal terEiioTy, Il ls hereby revoked. In case
"a thHofora, of enY futnIe mATaudlnK expedition
i, into our teHitoFT ffom Canada, military com
: mAnAofa an tho -frontier will report TO thess
s,haadqnAnep for ioFders before erosslng the
by eommspd Of MAI. GeR. D1i ri.
.EHEaa15 uff.u.I d. 4. Var BUREH,
..is 0oload and Asslatant Adjntant General.
Omeiali CHAs. o. JoLIHI, Maj. and A. d. Q
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'FHes VA insw York stock East.
= ~ ths Peoples Telegraph Lines,
onsss-sii Ninth street and corner Pennsylvsnia
PERSONAL.

Co,onei OF the 10th Massachusetts, Volunteers hAr
been assigned 70 duty accordins his hrevet ran T.
TO osmms and the ID brigade, I'd diviaion a4th army
CAPT. wmsLow, the hero Of the Kearsarge,
arrived here on saturday evening.
BREvnf MAJ. GHr. INaAILs, Chief Quarter
mastsr Army Of the Potomac, Il here on 4 brieI
visit, Ne returns 70 the front to-day. r
GnE. DnWITT @. CLkRKn, the obllging exec
utive clerk OF the United States Senate, resumed
tho duties OF his position to-day.
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PERSONAL.

BRI0. GHN. FITz HHNKY WARRH1S, formerly
AHIistAnt foStmAHter General, ID In the city.
Rny. On. BTRNE, an eminent Catholic cl9r-
EymAn Of Phiiadelpnia, died IN that city few
sns sSL. "a 1 es1ossd n wA.hiS,t % and G.ors..
town. Whilo o pastor ia WAAhlDGto1 he psl-
iormsd the marriage ceremony Of the late Hon.
stephen A. pouglGs,
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PoRrIASD, Dec. 1.-THE Hlbernisn, from
Londonderry on the ID Inst, arrived this even
ing with i've days later news.
Earl Russell had replied 10 the recent mani
festo OF the Confederate Congress, expressing
equal friendship for North and South; deplor.
ing the war, and pledging England to strict
neutrality. a.- 20
some attempt 10 close the war by negotiation.
A meeting wss held at Bristol TO celebrate
Mr.. Lincoln's recollection 10 the Presidency.
Cheers were given for Jeff Davis and General
Lee, and groans for Grant, Butler, and Lincoln.
Arush was then made fer tho platform, and
the speakers driven away from It. The police
finally cleared the room.
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DISPATCH PROM suEanAs.

sPispdti Condition ef His Aruay-ss<sn-
n'h csmPlsteiy Investsd-rns N es<H. n
ss Afr~eax capt snra-nots = w.rs1 l.os<
on a. n~rer--rwe Huearea hrif<s q
R.iire.d Destreyed. VII
e., lwAnp.r2 2rrmrur, pes.,s Q I. m. 1
Major osnuai Joha A. Dr., kee Yori, Y y
An official dispatch from General Sherman
was received to-day, dated near midnight, Do
ecnbcr 1s. on thcEnnboaf Dsndeiion, osssbk~
Sound, ~ was written before General Foster
had reached him. He reports, besides some
military details Of future operations, which ara
omitted, the following interesting particular,
OF his operations, -
bs,5 ao., os . .";s. oSssO 7 pssD,,,ss 4, 2 !, A..
"ro-day at 5 p. m, General liaksn,s dlyislon
Of the 15th corps carried Fort McAllistsr By
assault, capturing It's entire garrison and stores
7"This opened 70 us the osssbsw Sound, and
] pulled down 70 this gunbost 10. communicate
with thefeet. Before opening communication
we had completely destroyed all the railroad,
leading into Savannah, and invested the city
The len 10 on Savannah river, three miles abov,
the city, and the right on the oEeechee, si
Kingsbridge. -A
"Ths army ls In splendid order, ana equal tc
anything. The weather has been Hne, and
supplies abundant. ourmsrch was most agree
able, and we were not At an moiested BY guer.
rillss. We reached savannah three days ago,
but owing 10 Fort McAilister, we could not
communicates. But now we have Fort McAl-
listeE, we can 20 ahead. wehaye already cap.
tured two boats in the Savannah river, and
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Rs.dml..lon Of asb.lllous states.

The Joint resolution introduced In the House
to-day, by Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa, declaring cG-
tain States not entitled TO representation in the
electoral college, includes the etAtes Of yir-
ginia, North Carolina, hiAsissippi, Louisiana.
Texas, Arkansas, and Tennessee. The resolu-
ton was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
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PERsOHAL

New York ssvalfy regiment, died In New York on
Friday last
MRs. MARTHA CkRTnR, Of Norwich, Conn.,,
has recovered $500 damages from the Norwich and
Worssstsr Raj road Company, for personal dam
train was thrown OF the track. Mrs. Carter had
o limb broken. H.gsF H.F.Hlq ~ .FI
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oAsrATuE TO PRESIDENT LIscoLN
-, The following communication under The
Is above esptioh appeared In the NATIONAL Rn.
.. .rcIIoaH, Dee 81, 1ss2. We republish II by
\ REQUEST md sincerely fndorse the suggestion II
3contsins. The communication was written by
: humble but patriotic citizen of Washington |.
e M: Enrrcn. Speaking SPOUT commemo-
rating the great actions Of some OF our public
e mon, Ind that II d necessary for them 10 ale
before that award comes. 7T'T =
-. We'll, sir, why shall We not break through
TIM old custom, and give this award to them
who have done servieeto the country before
y tney dief Has not Mr.. Lincoln, our President.
ceserved one yet or will he ever deservs it1 /
ana citizen OF this city, and therefore beg to
esuggcst the following \ 81 > -r---~'
IN my humble opinion the President has
come up q near our hrst President as any
aasHls responsibilities hnse been ereater than
any other President's. He has met the crisis
OF the time with bravery, fortitude. patience,
coolnese, sagacity, prudence, forbearance and
lasty, although not least, With truthfulneas on
ne part, giving out 70 his fellov-eitixens, time
aftsr time, healthy advice for their future con
"a dnet, sna We nnd him still In The ascendant.
Then why does not some good and patriotic
representative In Congress propose TO let rs
haye In our midst the statue Of Abraham Lin
colin, oei President, and tho true hslper Of his
country In Its need, placed here on one of our
q spnblie squares (and there are many empty
say. for instance, the one Just next to the
.aanorthern Liberty Marketi (Mr.. buchanan
fooled US out Of the Washington sh&e)
lss "a few thousand dollars Appropriated far
p this lsudable and patriotic purpose could not
be spent better, and would DO q lasting tribute
= 70 tho nrst President who has grappled that
hydrs-headed monster-slavery-and will with
the blessing Of God and his own indomltable
merry, crush y out forever In this great coun-
try, thereby bringing upon himself the bless-
ings OF untold millions Of future generatishs.
M ..HL al ,r1aV "A RxPuBLIcAs.
.L"Dno.Sl, 1909" -a---R N .-.-Lrs
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IF = I Q ] A L :.
wan DErAnrMEsT,l !

=. .7.F'.s ~ = ApJvrAxr GrsEatLT oryIcE,
v , ,wA,I,ssrofl S.nn p.ss%Ssr 70 Hssx,, lssx I'm
unitsd stAtes Infantry, having been reported 70
the hsAdquArterB Of the army for Absenee without
lsays u hsreby notihed that unless within fifteen
(iD DAYS from this date he appear before the
Military comnission In session In this eity, Of
Whieh hrikadief General Caldwell, United States
voluntears,- 10 president and make shtsfaetoiy
dsfenss 10 the charges against him, he will be
recon sndsd for disnissL nom the service OF the
Unitad statea. Il. d. TOWNSEND,
deie II N p Assistant Adiuthnt General.
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The chieaEo naxY.Xard.

Mr.. Arnold's bill 70 sstAblISha a navy-yArd at
Chicago, introduced to-day in the House, and
referred TO the Committee on Naval Affairs,
AppropriAtes $500, 900, the ate TO be selected
by the President Of the United States.
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The steamer Matilda, with the malls and
passengers from City Point, arrived at Sixth
street wharf this morning al an early hour.
There was no news Of Importance brought up.
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~ HI were proper TO do SO we could give our
Q readers the names Of large number Of high
sslonieials and distinguished gentlemen who viii
attend the Treasury Regiment Concert with
thsir families tonight. 1t will certainly be a
brilliant and most agreeable affair.
a arafnlA'S Band, who are TO furnish the music
on the occasion, arrived from New York by
this morning's -ain, and all the preparations
are complete. &c
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A CARELESS BorHHR.--A little gin about
Iix yeArs OF age travelled. all alone, from New
York AZ AIsiysd IN the si!y N, %SSEpsps SS ~ ~
into one Of the StrSst esra and ride TN abe saw
house with piazEAin font, the raaidenes 81 Mrs.
hoFpAH hSs n tSe sar sot 6sST nbis 70 s
her place ol destination, she was taken IN charge
Of by an old soldier, ,-.l #.....gs .Fs
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D. EoRUITINo FOR MAssAoHU.

rsoruitinK agent for Assaohuletta In North Caro-
Eiina and Eastorn VlrainiA, and AlBo In Washing.
tor, for Gen. MAnooek'n new hrst army corps,
have estAblnhOd my heAdquArtern at No. 8 Wash.
fnaton building, corner OF PennHylvAnia avenue
and nh street. Snd offer the following induoements
10 veterans enlisting In Haneoek's Corps and
credited 10 the state OF MAssAehuAoets will give
ne state bounty OF AS2b, Ia addition to all other
PAID Al my olios whsn the recruit IL mustered In
10 the service. 1t'r 'n "a
TO recruits in North carollnA and Eastern Wiz
Klnia Offer large indueementB. .
THE MAsBHCHUsETTg BOUNTY TO COL
QHgD SOLDIERS Is THE SAME AS Foh
WHITES. Lieut.. Col, J. hfCEl
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To sn SENT TO RENDEZVOUS OF DIsTnBU-
TIoE.-By order OF Major General G. @. Augur, 80
much OF circular Of Sept 9th, 1854, from HeadquAr-
ters Department OF Washington, a. directs men
Brig. Gen. Hardin, commanding defenoes north OF
the Potomac, has been revoked, and all men re-
ferred to In that circular will hereafter be sent TO
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The suspAY scHooIs OF this city hold their
monthly concert this evening at DR.. Smiths 9Th
largely attended, and was exceedingly interesting.
Renewed interest Ia being taken In these meetings
and they promise TO be as useful and entertaining
40 they were several years ago, when the largest
churches were too small to contain the schools.
The neWsboys will be at the meeting In their st5eet
costume and have made special preparations In
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PASSING OouKTHREBIT NoTEs.-Thomas Bar
ter alias Down, charged by AlonIo besson with
nAtion Of 6bo was arrested by Sergeant shippon,
and sent TO jan for court by Justice Thompson.
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Tsstimsal.f % Aam,r.i parr.xu,.

.t- Testnontai TO Admiral barraEut.
At meeting Of citizens held In New York,
Saturday sftsrnoon, about s25,OOo was sub
seribed on the spot, for . testimonial TO Ad-
mlni Earrsgut, and Il was resolved 70 increase
Il 70 elOO, 900. gaf stTa .r ..r .-
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ACCIDENTAL KILILNd.- On Saturday the Coro-
ner held an inc the body OF soldier named
simon Niohols, belonging TO tho lb0th Penn. Vols,
and stationed ~ the soldiers camp in the south
dered verd OF that he fell from the wall surround
ing the grounds, bJwhieh pistol In is>poases.
sion disohAfged the ball taking effect In right
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A c.iifsrni. Regiment for Hsneosk's
F- . . q, r4aaIf Corps. J saf. +. g.'f

BAN FRAncisco, Dec. 1s.-Measures have
been taken 10 raise . regiment Of veteran vol
unteers on this csast 70 serve In Hancock's
new corps- aHg.
The rain storm In this State still continues
Of intervals, although none OF the valleys have
yet been flooded. Large tracts Of agricultural
lands are submerged. ~ Ig1 9-U'
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BY TELE g n AP II.

Death Of . n.nssr Of the PsnnsyIvsni.
- Iir.a# 81. Legislature. L. y ,.IIt
HARRfsBuRa, Dec. 16.--Dr. r. r. Reed, q
member-olect Of the House OF Representative
from Washington county, Pennsylvania, died
at his residencs yesterday, Of small pox. He
q valuable and prominent member Of the last
House Of Representative Of this State.
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Receipt. from Internal R.,..u.

The receipts from Internal Revenue last
week were the heaviest that have been received
since the law went into operation. On satur
. dag alone they snounted 70 upwards Of q, 900,
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TIE YoUEo MnN's CHRIsrIAE ASSOCIATION
hold thelr monthly meeting this evening, and
nIranEoru and others will ind hearty welcome.
\ haktvaon ID and X, ...
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DEATH OF DIsTIsauIsHnD PRInsr.-The
Rey. Dr.. Byfne, an eminent Catholic priest, died
He was formerly resident In Gesfgetown and
Washingto and highlye teemed by AL who knew
him. During his ministry In this city he performed
the marriage ceremony OF the late Stephen A.
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WHERE HH Is.-Joe Birch alias Short Birch,
ment OF the rebellion as the party who hhot Eu-
gene Lannahan, on Pennsylvania avenue, 10 q
the south during the war, and was In the rebel
army. He oame 70 the city three months ago. and
was Imprisoned in the Old Capitol where he now
| acts a. a.ewArd. ~ .. .
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oIyoRD HALL.-This new music hall Is fairly
launched upon the tide Of success. For good
laugh, for . thorough loosening o. the tisible
muscles, and for good music, senumental and
out, IL you can, while there, what "Pinaoothsoa"
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THuLos,s DINIsG sALooS.-The dining sa-
loon In KidWsll's elegant new building, near the
Avenue IL the most attractive place for lades and
gentIemAn dssirinE good meal to be found In
GOOD COOKER are among the essential character
iatioa OF the establiIhment. Try II and see.
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enn. GRANT AT THn FRONT AGAIN
Lieutenant General Grant returned from

l,5, Burlington, N. j., yesterday, to which place
he made nying trip 10 accompany Mrs.
= Grant. who had besn on,a visit 20 City Point.
~ The General had an interview with the Presi-
dent md Secretary Of War yesterday, and, In
lfg,ths afternoon, sftsr consultation with Major
General Hancock, he len for City Point, &C
companied BY General Ingalls, and colonelr
bI' Bowers md Dent, arriving there this forenoon
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ANornrn WIN Munnnnrn.-on lant sa

ANoTHnR WIFE MUBDnRnR.-On last Satur.
day, negro named Samuel Campbell, beeomins
Uniontown TO Giesboro' camp, where he l. en-
ployed by the Goyernment and meeting there hi
vile, Who had attracted and received the atten.
her instantly, causing her death sevessl hour
Anerward He was arrested By Offioer Ander on,
and committed to jail for COURT by JuAtice Cull.
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All iestsrs feisnpx 70 Tire subsription Of, OF 10.
veftfsinE IN. the hrruStfc fcAr should be addressed
70 ths vubfishsfs, a. shove. f'
q, All lstssrs or somnunisstions intended for pub
! heAtion, Or IN any way relating 70 the editorial
aepsfnent Of ths psper, should be addressed TO
I, /. : ths editor. q Above. @ ~ IL
~ lusins-s and other sp1srondents VIII greatly
coiise NE Puhnshes and the Editor by complying
r yith The abovs suggsstion. ~. y ~. IN
80, - 10 coalxsrorpfrrss-No noties can be taksn
rI Of Ansnynous eomnunisatioss. whatever IL In
tended for inssrtion must Be authsntisatsd BY the
10 mana and addrsss Of The vriter-not necessarily
fot pubsAiion, but ~ guaranty Of i,s good fsith
It's" wesannet uadertAhs 70 return rejected eonmu
Norcr-TAs Daar E.iiouai Rep,blsoan q no,s
nspt.Asd bp sartsrs 10 rssasbsys IN Rh sify and
2 Rdes'yBasvu q gfy.fss ssnfs pv nenfh. ~