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THE LAWRENCE MAssAcRE.-Our readers will

The LAWRENCE MASsACRE.)Our rcadcrs VIII
doubtless remcmtr tho accounts which We gave at the
time of the horrible atrocities committed by Quantre
and his bloody band the defenseless and unsuspect
ing inhabitants of Lawrence the morning of tho 2lst
Of last August. They will also, doubtless be anxious
hear account OF by eye witness Of the tragic
scenes. The Rev. S. w. Paddock President Of Bake
University Kansas and pastor Of the Methodist Church
in Lawrenoc who himself on Quantrels death roll
and shot q, by bis Iufars will give an account of
what he saw on that eventfu morning ito morrow Sab
BATH. 5th inst He viii speak q. tho Hanson place ~
T. Church (the Rev. Mr. Woodrufs. at 10. n M and
at Fleet, street ME-. Chnrch thc Rev Mr.. Hathcds)
ut ~ n N.
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The WAYANDA.-The u. S. steam revenue.
cutter Wayanda from Washington, ID. c., ON the 2sth
ult. via Newport. r. l.. I'd inst. at a. H. arrived az
this port Friday morning Sho is the arst OF tho six
vessels contracted for by the honorable Secretary
OF the Treasury year ago that has been delivered She
was built In Baltimore, by j. T. Fardy Bro The fol-
lowing Is list Of her officers:
Captain J. A. White; First Lieutenant n d .ror,n,,n.
Second Lieutenant iodgden; Third Lieutenant Thos
Say Chief Engineer NJ Cummings Frst As.s,srs Franz
fen. ~ "
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Ircpr.sy or THE BRooKLYY POLICE FORCE

INCREASE OF THE DhoohLiN VbiCn ~ -.
AT an adjourned meeting Of the Common Council last
evening, the committee on the Subject reported IA Ia,o
of Increasing The Police force OF the City o! Brooklyn
by an addition Of 100 men, 10 take effect on the ist
dav of anuary 1868 The whole force. with THIS add
ton. Is hot 10 exceed 900 men, lie fesointoh
10 tho repor uas carried By Of ~ yeas IN nays
The amount money required to meet this increase Is
500 90 per year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-04

A WORTHY TEsTIMoyIAL.-Mr. Harry ID.
whittemorc. lately roundrman in the Sixteenth Pre-.
cinot has recently received appointment. in the o.
s. Navy us Acting Master. On Thursday evening
Capt. Hedden ina neat speech behalf Of his late
uniform. and opauettcs. The recipient responded In
feeling and patriotic manner. The presentation took
place In hall at the corner Of Eighth avenue aud
Eighteenth street, and attended by the Police OF
the Precinct and q numberiof friends. Mr.. Whittomore
has already served In the navy. having been attached
to the Ferry japan Expedition. and in the Naval
Brigade organized In this CITY soon after the outbreak
of the war
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The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

Tho first steamship OF this new line. tho Washington.
Capt. A. Duchesnc Is TO sail from Havrc on Wcdnes
day June u.s. and from New York on Wednesday July
g. Particulars will bc found In our advertising columns
The Washington ia fine vessel Of 8 9o4 tuns burden
and 800 horse power. The Company. which has boon
established 10 run direct between France and New.
York. promises TO be popular aud remuneraiiyc
Another vessel, the lafayette 32Oi tuns, 300 horse
power, is completed and tie Eugene and the France
70 horse power each and the Napoleon III, 100
horse power either buding already ahoat. The
enterprise is a spirited one. and deserves to b.
successful
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| The Young men's Christinn Association.

IOSIUN TIIUayl JuH' y TOT
The Convention of the Young Mems Christian
Association for the United States and Canada today
took gu excursion IN the harbOr visited Fort Inde.
pendsnce and the Farm School. and by Invitation Of
the Mayor the city institutions Door Island wbero
they were formally received by the City Government
collation. was furnished addresses Of welcome were
made and George H. Stuart, President oftho Christian
ConIn4ion responded for that Institution. The meet
ngs Of the Convention have been very fully attended
and largo delegations from abroad we've present.
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TRorTrsG on TIE FASHION CoURsp. ILL.,

INVITING VH TIE hbIIIUN IUUKSE, II. L.
Yesterday very interesting trottlng contest for q
purse and stake Of $500 play or pay mile heats, best
three IN FIVE TO wagons Of on the Fashion Course
H. l. There was large attendance of spectators and
the track was in fine order. The horses entered were
the hitherto unconqucred DEXTER his half.brotLers.
Shark aud aud Eambletolian. Empress, Lady Shannon
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERn-Jrxs j.
Before Judcr CARDozo.
The COUNT JOHANNES IN COURT.

George the Coun, Johannes at. John Clancy.
Tho plff brought suit for SANDER and LIBEL claim
ing 100 damages from the def who editor and proprsI
tor of Te York ssady bod pubished uniavorabo
criticism on the Counts histTionc abilities. . 4
motion nade.by Thomas {. Fields IN behsf 81
Mr. Clancy tina; the Count should give security lie being
non-re-ij-nt
The Count appeared In prr pt'ond, and stated that
bad changed lis residence TO this city and that would be-
Therefore. improper % have such an order made.
Mr. Clsncy counsel insisted that Jones was resident %
the Commonwealth Of Mac that he had never exercised the
elective franchise in this State that he resident, but
bad his domce Boston where he known and indicted
ba.raoy-At Least, counse! said ne recoAectco
reading sgch item in newspap.f.
The Couft--In The Leadey'
Mr. Fie.dNo Sir; in Tie Leader although in leading
pst-f. . ,n -
The Judge said be woald render decision hereafter and
took the papers 10 consider them.
DECISIONS.
Alexander l.. Petrie agt. Michael Fitzgerald
Motions deud without and without prejudice 10 spp1.
cation the merits Ein-baus T. Hyatt ct al ss Abel Z.
ColtnG-NotioE for Injunction denied costa Henderrso
at Ssnni.i.l-elO0 allowance granted
Before Judge BRADY
Fleet at. Fsse;t--See memoranda
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The whole race was very exciting one. anJ there
has hardly ever been regatta al NewYork when the
weather or the arrangements were shifted 10 the
occasion than yesterday. The Committee active
and zeaons In the discharge Of their hosptabe duties
and the entire proceedings Of the day viii be
bercd with perfect satisfaction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-04
Law INTELLIGENCE.
THE COURTS FOR JUNE.

The Juno terms of the Courts, which has been
sometimes called the heated term" commences next
Monday and s close the Courts viii adjourn all business
except purte and iissed motions at Chamber till s
latter part Of September.
Through Of business and for other reasons the u 81
has not taken the cases under the Inter-
nal Revenue he has desired but be commsnee6
in earnest this week. and about thirty warrants were
Issued BY u g. Commissioner Osborn for the arrest Of vioistou
of this law for refusing to take out hcensea There
hundred. Of complaints for similar nfrsctions which viii
receive speedy attention and of them may DO brought
TO Trial before tie close Of the June term. nd,
The u Circnit Court Jury has been discharged TIL the
20h OF June when prison win be taken There are
no prize cases pending in the District Court Revenue and
Admiralty case. will therefore form the calendar
The supreme Court General Term WI meet on MONDAY
next render decisions There VIII De opecis iern and
three Circuits held by this Court daring june. .
Tie Superior Court has large accumulation OF business
10 dispose Of before the vacation Its oenefn Ie3
calendar contains about important Special and
two Trial Terms will be in session.
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Mryr-The Brooklyn Central Union Club gave q me
entertainment to the 18th Regiment on Thursday night
at the Mansion House. All OF the returned veterans
werc nresent and greatly enjoyed themselves. Ad'
dresses were made by Messrs. Grswold ). H. ChtVen,
den. j. NJ Van Colt, Rev. Dr Farley. and the Colonel
Of the regiment E. b. Fowler.
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NEw-YoRK YAcur-CLuB ANNUAL REGATTA.

The annual regatta Of this dcscrvodly popular club
was held yesterday under ihc most favorable circum
stances, and entire success. The morning VIVA
beautiful and tie hea, 10, oppressive. and large NUN
Der II ladies and gentleman assembled on the steam
boats I.,s and Mat;oawnn. which were provided FOR
yisitors. The following the entries:
sLOors-sECoyD CLAss-ngAsrHfsG 90 TEsr AND rSDsR
taDowanoe OF second aud thirty handcdhs
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Union Hall, Saratoga.

>ARA1oGA. Friday, June 3, Dsta
Major w. ". Leland Of New-York this day
purchased of the Putnam heirs their whee interest in
Union Hall for $4,000.
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IRON FERRY HoUsEs.-A meeting is to DC
held at the Atheneum this evening lor the pu - 90,
Recommending the Union Ferry Company to buid IRON
ferry houses on this side Of the river. similar III con
srncon and appearance TO those erected on the Ne"
York side.
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MORT PILLOW.
o"i DARBARITiEs OF THE REBELS.
- READY JUNE TO-
OFFICIAL REPORTS AND NARRATIVES
cRuELTIEs PRACrCtD ~ TnE REBELS ofon
UNION PRISONERS AND REFuGEEs.,
EROM REPORTS OF THE CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEES
PRICE rs CENTS.
i"'"'" REBELLIoN RECORD,
No. al Broadway
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The Russian FrigRte Peresvcfz.

BosION. Friday, June s IVA.
The Russian frigate Peresvetz has sailed for
New.York.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FUNERAL OF A CLERGYMAN.-The funeral OF
the Rev Frederick Wiley took place from St Anns
on pastor Of this congregation. Subsequently he went
to Philadelphia and from thence returned to New
York where he was one Of the ministers Oh mrsyI
totsd q voyage 10 Europe He died In Florence Italy.
On the 10th Of January last and his remains were
brought home for interment Inc iaheial pnv IN
Mil,s The Rev. Dr. Dyer the Rev. DR.. Garfield ana
the Rev Dr. Coad The remains we're cG arsS oo 10
of svmpathzing friends and relatives he pail
hearers were the Rev DIR. Price, the Rev. Dr. Fart
ride the Rev Mr.. Tracy. the Rev. Mr.. Dunn; the
.Rey Mr. Smith, the Rev. Mr.. Eigenbrod, ana the He'
Samuel Clark.
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FIRE IN THE ATHEYEUM.-A fire was dis
covered in the basement Of the Athenaun corner OF
Clinton and Atlantic streets about o'clock yesterday
morning caused by carcessy throwing quanti,y VI
live conls in place used for depositing ashes hncr
smolderng for some time. the contiguous woodWoIh
caught fire. and was Just about kihdhng INTO name
when the janitor ascoraned the fact and Win te ia
Of neghbOrs, succeeded in extingnshihB ''c ino'
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SUPREME COURT-CnAxB xRs-Jrys 3-Be.ors
Justic< EAENARp.

CONTEST FOR CHILD.
Ambrose O'Neill applied for the custody Of his
daughter Mary OSei .ged u years. who, he alleged vas
restrained her liberty by John Branrsa uncle. Tho
latter admitted that he had the child bu, denied that she vas
restrained OF her liberty. He also sad that he PLACED In
his custody b. her father and mother Eve and a ago.
he AMI his wife much attached " the child and woat
support eothc and educate H. One year AFTER tue death o.
the child did TO live with her ste piaothrE
There being nothing before ;hs Judge TO show that Tho
father improper Prr-oi &c custody % the cbio
afted 70 liu, and olde. aisde 10 that elect
DECISIONS
Louis DO Figeniere at. William +. Young
Cos.hrsi at 81 No motion Robcr, J. Hamilton
AT, liam w Cslbron.-Nolion denied with 10 costs.
eent las, charge Of 500 No ,oss ~ either party.
THE TAX COMMISSIONERS.
Ia Ie ppcsta Of Alien, Pur.eT and woodruff FOR ire
books &C., belonging TO the Commissioners. Of Taxes
The Judge has prepared his decision in this case,
and viii tomorrow. The counsel requested
20 itend a. II fr the parpos, Of settling the order in
tic matter.
Before Justice lyGRAHAx.
Dsvd e. Moray. Receiver. &C., Cornelius NaldeIbll
-Propo'ed nndnss settled
MARINE COURT-GsxsRAL Tgxn-JrsE a-Befors
judges ALKrR Mci Aaruy and HEARsg
DECISIONS.
Crow at. Kelley; Salknecht agt. Crozier: Bank
Of Ainrrca agt. Nichols ulmer ct sg Osee Dearborn
hauer Mailer Hyde at CTary ct AZ MoraIgc at Bea
Bovine sgt McMurruy ct a.JGdgncnts affirmed with
Smith .st n.ll-Diio Mccarthy. J.. di..entn.
Bishop Asi- hiN Marsh ast bIophy; Flung Dl Hang at
Lee Choa-Judsmens reversed and trials ordered coss
to abide event OF suits
Frsemsn AT. Ohver-Same a, cision as above.
johnson sst Judd-Appeal dismissed with costs.
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sURRoGATES COURT-JusE a-Before surossts
TrCkEl-
WILLS PROVED

During the past week the wills Of the following
person, deceased. hsv- been admitted 10 probate:
Ausustn. r. Shot~.i Loui, Martin. Catherine A. Clark
We ". Gisse. Roderck uv1n, James Winsroye, JoLr
Buos, Cornelius Earle, Joseph Bento.
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TIE BROOKLYN CITY COURT.-Ihe juno
Term of this Court will commence on Monday next
when the calendar will be taken up. embracing lloh
No TO- inclusive. and Nos. Is TO- IL. H. ~ ~ -"
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RESISTING AN ENKoLLIN0 OFPIcEK. :,


oluded Yesterday. The Commissioner decided to commit him
for trial
RESISTING AN ESRoLLIsa OFFICER.
The United States ag Antonio Jane, Carreras Hynear
Moscs Edward n. vickey and J. Dewitt Sheldon
These defendants were charged with impeding
the Enrolling Officer in the Seventh District i appears shss
Washington Van Wyck the Officer called Noe 100 and 10
Es. street snd asked the lady Of the house the
liable be enrolled, and she told MIN
. did the full Of each one ana gave be sur.
names Of some Of her boarde The officer en- paper m9
her to have the written upon It, and he woad
call or send for IL the folio. INK day
Capt Wagner called the nrIt dsy and was ~ ne
adv that some gentlemen would not write ne lanes
on The paper ard absent and abe did not NOV
their Chri.iisn names. ,, A.. H..
The Cour, discharged the defendants observing that there
s no evidence before him showing their refusal ve nct
or that they any ppeded or obstTucted me
officer IN the fa6ient Of his duty He farther remarked
that tho snendedct stringent ana speinc tnah ne
old and In the present he not called upon 10 de-
eide hat In law amounted remittance or obstruction o.
the enrolment under the amended act The Enrolment on
Gers would be sustained ia the proper discharge oil tnen au
ties. .-.s.n...
Tie Commissioner requested that the names and residences
Of the defendants who Liable to be erroed oei ne
amended act be thea taken by the Enrolling Otcer present.,
which wa, complied with, and the proceedings efhHA'eo'
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JuSE 3D.
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
COMMITTED POR TRIAL.

Tho examination Of Charles DimOnd Tor cnticlne
soldier in tic I3h NewYok Volunteers to desert was CON
oluded Yesterday The Commissioner decided to commit hin
for trial
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The following Is the record Of arrival at the Eysian
ieds on the return home the Annie winning tho first
The New York herald., 1864-10-04
TIE CAVALRY.
ms. .. r. Buik,sy's Despatch.
nssper ARrERs. CAVALRY DIVISION, I
In Tnx FlsLD, Oct. ], 1864. !

nsspor ARrEHs. CAVALRY DIVISION
In Inx FlsID, 0ct ], 1864
y Consequence si the terrible storm which has ragged
IN day novonesl. II importance have taken place
shp oivRlon. Great vigilance 10 observing The move.
go. % ,he cceny aud some scouting have been oil
ehsa has occurred
~ WOUNDED
we wounded have al been kindly cared for, and are
sssas sairped p the vsrous hospitals 81 the North as
sSpaly % pSss'te
ora orrusr.r KpoRsr oosissrs
n lac been fully asosfts;ned that the rebel Generals
nsmYior ", " lea and Young we're opposed 70 us dur
hs she ensagomcuss Of yesterday and the day before
Vie, have bcer free lenty punished by cavalry
shsa sssy 49, ory asni under the most advsu tascous
ssrpGsiaIsss
frrsstSr Ecnsosp
We Safn ifcm refugees who have arrived today from
RkLEnsua lbat Assse excitement prevails there, and
shs sdsen' the raDsses ccpadenry looked for 10 a
s~ dsys
The New York herald., 1864-10-04
sH13NAMDoAH.
Despatch tem General BAsPidsn.-.YAs eam-
Paign ProgPsssiss FavsSdbly,
- -. -

sserstssy stanton % 0sa3Ysi Dix.
wAs DErARrmI, wAszmo1uk OCl ., 1894
10 Major General Dix, New York.
despatch from General ehertdau daaed q nayaons
burg, October !, hafpast nme p N, ms bssu rsessved
BY thb Department II ts,ases-.I hkve 70 sAnnsn
and Weypeabofo with sne cavsasy, Destroyed N ron
bridge On South river, A wayscsbcro, throwing iht0
the river also the bridge ChYiana cvesh and me
railroad FROM stsunson 70 wsynssbop" Details Of fsurs
operations are, for obvious reasons, omitted.
EDWIN 4 STANTON, Secretary Of War.
Mr.. Theodore G. Wilson's Despstch hss.
0Ppoeun BRowSs GAP. BLUE Rrnos, Sept 2s--A. 1.
Since the 1ght a. Fishers Hill there has been usss-
ral eng agement, although each day brought with lu
portant cavalry movements and heavy diminishing.
Tho enemy left the valley BY passing through Browns
Gap yesterday at ten A. M General Early very
d,spYited, and passed the night previous drinking
heavily.
General Torbert entered staunton the 2Tsh.
Over two Thousand OF the snsmy's troops arc scat.
tered through the mountains, without and rapidly
| approaching starvation.
The enemy has taken his troops towards Charlottss
| Vile.
| Our is becoming more and more evdsn, m
| completeness every day.
ON the 27th, Custars and Merritts division were a.
tackled by two divisions rebel infantry, and oos q
| cavalry. The enemy gained advantage whatever
HEADQUARTERS, MIDDLE MILITARY prv,sros, 1
Dot. i, 1864. I
Everything up 10 this time 10 highly favorable All the
| objects OF the campaign have been reached
General Wilson leaves here to-day 10 take command q
the cavalry OF Gsnerei shermans army General Custer
command Of Wilson's division. Brsves Briga-
dior GSneral Powell assumes command Of Custars into
| Averill1) division.
The New York herald., 1864-10-04
v YORK. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1854.

sassy ~ rscsosssssd too far and into nes ~
v sss 10 headquarters, wAsrc he made his ssstsssns
- ossssa Bssey. He plead that hs ought pot V ~
subysctsd 70 very severe popishmsut sincs hb can-
pagaag against ths United States had sxssnasd ever
. PERIOD a ooy one hour and . Aak. Dirney
ssss him forward TO General Butler. "fhs Beast"
- sxamsiss aim, caught him in some squivocation,
vssrsspon BE- wss promptly Ned up TO tree v mediate
90 Ne Dusiby Of human events with sspssia, refer
sscs 70 he usosformasion os citizen solder and
. soldier 70 . prisoner, al within half day
eArruHs o. PRIsosKRs <...
pescssd to state In my despatch Of last night thss
n W rebel assault the efs Of this corps and the right
u hs nshtssub yesterday about i've hundred prisoners
were capsurss. These were mostly taEsn BY she
Eighteenth ccrps the negroes Of this corps no being
~escisns In shs art q acquiring prisoners.
ruB o0Loam rsooPs HERoH OF NEW NARKN n1H0HIp.
Hins's division. Of the Eighteenth CORPS, which has
bsss opsraps with tbs corps since tho COMMENCEMENT
q This movement, yesterday returned 70 their proper
command. This divison were smphaticslly the heroes
q New Market Heights and in parting with shem Gene.
ral Brney very properly paid them deserved compi
msnt is The iolloEing note to their commander
HEADQUARTERS, TEslB ARhY OoRPs,
BssoRK RICHMOND, Sept so, 1864.
hsieAdier General PANE, commanding Third division,
ossE.i-in parting with you from my commana l
cannss refrain nom expressing to you my high satisisc
Ss Sss Hssn win rI
70 your troops also thank you for your prompt and
enthusiastic obedience my orders during yesterday
fight. Yours, truly, D. b BIREEY, Major General
RAN
Last nght cold, drizzDg rain commenced In this re-
gsoa with wind from the Dortheast The storm has
tinued until the present moment without cessation This
undoubtedly the squiooctial storm, aud may continue
for several days Its effects upon the roads In Virginia
700 well known 10 those who have watched the bis
tory Of campaigns this State TO require repetition
The storm 10 embarrassing to ns, 70 say the least.
nknKls srRRsorHEsiSG THEIR LINES
The rebels seem to be very busy strengthening and
perfscting theE lines 'front.' especially the right
where there 10 gap Of extent.
The New York herald., 1864-10-04
THE HERALD DISPATCHES.
CITY roIHT.
IL. james q. Fisxpasrick's Dsspatch
CITy PoMf. Va, Get. 2-f. n.

IL. james q. Fisspasrick's Despateh.
CITr PoNr. Va Get. 2-f. n.
nvEnR
severe northeast storm, which eel In night before
- wsvailsd throughout to-day. and interpossd an
oscssal eas operations The rain fell in
ssis and shs have been rendered almost impAs-
eAbA rbs mod 10 knee deep.
Tear cosrsposds1 a The front send further interest
~ dssaik u the 1ehsns ~ Cbspn's farm and Poplar
0wns church.
LIFT. HN
~ tbs NAH boa. about leaving learn . few parti
suiars q attack force by the upon ieft
SwssrdAy Afternoon Under cover Of the rain storm
sbsy Dssssd Two divisions Of cavalry and several reg
Osee of miaory and attacked wilson's cavalry the
IN of waSrese rosii,on. desperate nsht ensued
Ne lsss over hundred in killed ana wounded but main.
eaec ths grcurc Towards night the enemy gave up the
sassck sSd resed Tba the only important opera
s,cp q tLs day
The New York herald., 1864-10-04
TINE FlTrH C0RPs.
ns. 4. 4. n.nas,ss,. Despatch.

Mf. A.. a. Hendrtch's Dcspatch.
nwsneulstwxs, Fl,YH Asss coRfe,
frsrLNr H.gsx Oct 4 1864. !
ma sso'w ina, eemGeDc.d issi evening and has COO
sa~s N ssss'os eo1pssa,i,s qg-i 70 prevaH acrg
ss~y essasssbsf frorL
trs xsrws sns,Es osrrrat Aysss
mo sssspms ,hs sss~, ~ads 100 cssrsss upon cen.
sswi A5f~~ Nns. tns hsndsossely repelsed each
sms. ssres.siy wefity ~ Deuioa tnsi The
ts~aes Secaay added u chs alssor. tte u whom
apsss are tsfsrs behaved ~,Il msrsed g.
hswy
oaaeas 0s ~ sos enc rendred shd rcribc.h New
v~ss russmees, veerasd 10 tie essex She moaud
- p~sfsi ssa "a, esnxerso- Captain Kesoc, o. the
v~*ss~tt s~se Volunteers, sih~os Hs vas shci
skstaxs tDs ssac L. dss cashlles net very large
~rsosocs eraas
's'"ss @-yss, " the ors lnd-vd and Eighteenth
s~nn~y issna reg meat eaxnm~oded tho Third erir
60 of No tlfft a. tr.Hani charges o. yea
ss~ssy dss~.rs~ 'vr,ter mev.r,e@ mcnirn than tnai
slvsa % @y ssrrshA hsvs sspos hosc informed nat
ssslsssy q ne saylc - ~ vvrs.en. pnec ,ars
~ sas h~ot =. ssws tm. aet ys, hsvms fully rsco,.
w~s fsosn ~esses received " ,sr eas~s yss cr ire
sA@pslvs no .ssislsa ssccmpAryns he hissss ~
yesterday y esaW.
THAI asraass &C. ,nt Ate sfan ~se nndsr proa,y
ssvsrs So ye,ssdsy syassec ~ tns fact mat shree
ssmbsv cs hs nsd ncrscs snci uadev isesn-
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