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, 1864-02-22

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FATAL ACcIDENT,-A sad accident a..
Cured about noon yesterday On tho horso
car track few rods north Of Douglas Place. A
party OF Germans went out to witness 1rial Of
shooting near Camp Douglas, and hailed car in.
tending to proceed thence to tho German Gardens
beyond. One Of them. named Nicholas otten
made jump for Che front platform without ,vaIt.
ing for the car to stop. Ho missed the stcp and
feh with his neck On the rail. The forward wheel
paseeo over ms neck obitqucly, terribly crushing
II, and breaking the right side Of the law nn7 The
1eft shoulder; the car was thrown from tbc trac.
He was conveyed to drug store where his voun5s
were dressed, andhc was then taken to his home
NO, III, Ioufth aFenne, where he expired In great
agony ABOUT three O'clock, yesterday af1ernnnn
The deceased was native Of Germany. bn} had
removed to America at q verly carly age He wna
single man about twenty yeass old and WAS a
cigar-maker, working for Jacob Heller on State
etreet.
MEET1NG'oF THE CURR1Egs.-A mcetipf of
the Curriers' Of the city was held at the German
Theatre, corner Of Wells and Indiana etreeta. nm
Saturday night. Edward Scorbcr WIS chosen
Chairman, and Cornelius Cunningham Secretarv.
The object Of the gathering was the formation Of
Trades Union tor mutral protection in the mat
Ter OF wages, and for extending aid In cases Of
sickness and death. An address setting forth the
NA'A*t@Eo VI EuIA EAlQd ~ ANIf16fBs WAS de-
llvered by the President. A constitution einnt1ar
IN its general outline to the one adopted In the
East was adopted, and an association formed
etyaed the " United Curriers' Association Of Chi
cago." All present signed the constitution, after
which the meeting adjourned.
BoAaDISG HOUSE RoBBERr.-Late on sat-
afday evening, information was lodged at the First
Precinct folce Station, by Thomas Moore, a boa.i-
lpE housc keeper on or near Wells street, that
several articles Of clothing had mystesiously dis
appeared from hia domicile. A little exeftiou on
the pa ofthe officers traced the missing articles
eonslsting Of afelt hat and two or three fur ttp-
PctS 10 me possession Of one Of the boatders.
named William Dnnkin, who was Immediately
arrested and taken to the Armory.
UNDER TIE wuIow.--Amongst the many
who eEaeed the Classic srmozy With their presence
isst evening. WAS ono Charles Andrews, csptured
ron that deectable retreat, on the, corner Of
VOLS and Aonsoe streets, known a. "Undef the
WHOM" Late tn tbs night an officer vhila 1,ssa- \
Ing tne establishment heard sounds within, ;syi
denay not ofs cony!vh character, saa on eptaiar
, 1864-02-22

,L0l1Qfa C1caRo 1lounes
JET. Ds{s' organ Of Thursday, INDUCES in an
other trad 1f abasc against the coiorcd citizens
Its flshy aid:.diegusting. language ia In keeping
with Its regulation as journal.
The causs that stirred up this blackguard is SIM
ply this: Ihurtdny evening Was selected for the
holding cfa Fair for the purpose Of Rising money
to build college for tho education Of colorcd
youth,--a lGdab1e and proiseworthy obtect,-thia
critic fromburlesqutng the occasion. The writer's
evident intimate association with the scum Of the
country, aid bis perfect knowledge Of low slang,
has well 1ted him foE the work he Is hired to per-
form; Tht article Of Thnrrday's Issue, for reck-
leEs diareErd Of truth and tho communest rules Of
deceney all pIoprfety, suTpasses anything Of the
kind eserread- lie Says: IA mixture OF colors
aneWeripg 10 the name Of Stanby, marches to the
etand and aA.teted oVeE some incohe.eut eenten-
ces, said fn be the native African g,bberish.''
AoW this ne Knows TO BIG utterly and totally false.
Mr; ,JosepA Stanley, the gentleman alluded to,
u sinfntely aais fellows superior In education and
all the atlrihntcs Of gentleman. heard no Al.
fican Eibtedsh,' but on tho contrary q very Inc
and elegant address, one TINT no public speaker
should be a!hancd of, and which this fellow hates
Only ioE ts loyalty and env1es for its logic and eo
9uenee. NOV have proposition to matte to the
readers Of the 17nss : visit our meetings, Walt
our pnblic. gatherings OF all kinds, aud see for
yourselves, and my Eord for It you will eec moth
ing but pr0prtety there. You will Sec we'll
drcseed and well-behayed, inofensivc people, q
People Who despite gu The ignominy and pefaecu-
ton that has been aeaped upon them; love this
country, Mtir country with a fervent, holy love,
equaled BY 70 foreign panper. Sl1nder, misrepre.
Ee1talon aud abuee through such channels as the
Chicago 1qNes will do them no harm, but will
canse every honest and just man to look with CON
OF ois'oJalty and treason-the Chicago Tina.
AfNERT MI HtYY
, 1864-02-22

And that Of your children. and use no other cure for
MH61AsE FEI:EES S566H saIsaa. sisa F'nTeGs Z
edEsd ny Y Who have &tren It trial as b.
psIt,snAs?{ adspt;a e ling a9d throat sasstoaaia
sell 4: FULLER. FINCH 4 fULLTR. I'D 9N7fE A
nM499A, nMs49 !, ,WhotsAaio Agents &o{ Tho Heet.
, 1864-02-22

A Phya7oIo.icn1 View OF NEur.
riz1Ee.
Containing nearly 800 psGes and TO fine Plates apa
Epgrartngs OF the Anatomy Of the sexua1 Organs Ia
state Of Health and Disease. With = Trsattse on
selfAbuse, Its Dep1orable Consequences upon the
Mind md Body, with the Authors Plan Of Treatment
the only rational and successful mods OF cure "a
shown BY the report Of cafes trested. truthful
adviser to the married, and those conte.u p,atny
marriage, who entertain doubts OF thcir physical
condition. Sent ftec OF postaxe to any address. on
receipt OF Is ccIts In STAMPS pos*al currency bv
addressing Dr.. La CROIX, Ne. 81 Maiden Ians. Al.
bany, ny. fe2-v1aa sm-i.
, 1864-02-22
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N1cH1eAa tcurHxEH-r8FcT oo1aa4 TIE .Ekrx
And 6HEK1AE HTREErs.
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-t*Night Expze.r. n. 1850 ,. n
DETROIT TRAINS.
s1ay Express .............G:15 a. m. 1880 D. N.
tEvsning Exbress.. p. N 90 .. n. !,
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fci5: ! Loaisyine E1ptees 81 lop. n. s:s5 a. m.
Nu taals 4eaFG on NaLufd4J evening. and no
trims arrive on Sunday evening.
coSsEcTHe WITH PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL +. h
Leave Pittsb'9. $50 a. m. 4:3s pm. Els 5p. m
=" Ha1isb'g. 1:oo P. m. 2ss %. N. 6;0oa. N.
A!Sf &. e9z'ai;jI Reif $50 p u" 7'o a. m. 1901 a, m
,via .-.. 80. lisp. m.
n. York ....
via Phila. 1000 P. m. 12:0om- a45p. N.
Ballim'c.. $40 p. m. T:G0 a. m 11:50 ], N,
Wash'a.. 800 p. m. 10:s5 a. N. 5:eo ?. N.
aALIsA And CHICAGO uHxcx.
F7ltc3 Pa.ssngus ......... 9:D0 az 4:413L,
Fulto. Passenger .ti1:<9 p. n. $50 l. 4. .
Eteepost PnssenTos .... $40 =, - a.: D. n
.FEeport paseenEGt ...t1:aop D. M t24t T. u
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and State Las. ......... 4:GOp q. .11:1u =. N
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eommodstion. ...... 4no ,Rl- 10:A s. =.
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soilss accommodation. LOU p. m- 2Sc >. n.
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: CHI1A96 AND anwAuKKE.
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Morning PasscnGer....... 800 a. H. $50 q. II.
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, 1864-02-22

Admiral Pbrter rs. the Rebel Organ
Eds. TnIBuSi:
The Times bikes It IN high dudgeon, that Admi.
very much hit that rebel property should be
eendacated. - The compliment paid to Admiral
Porter ts 1eft landed. Let any one Visit the Mis-.
fefent gun botts, how The achIcsao Tmssn aae ot 4
Aked. and thef WIN get negative answer In every
ease. Go tot1e ''Black Hawk Flag Ship, audi SEQ
ifyou can fndany copies OF the - 1gmes !" on
board. ~19n .fsmut machine - secms very aensi-
tive in reeadlo the ''poor rcbels'" property be.
ing touched Perhaps the editor of the I4mes had
better visit on gnnboats In the squadron and see
for h1nEelf Admiral Porter Is 4 gentleman, knows
hsWs hoW. b. wage Ear against the rebellion, and
does not h4sitate to do his duty to friend or foe.
One who kAows.
, 1864-02-22

A II G i n Z . T Y P E,
AT
HESLERsS GALLERY, 113 Lalxc-St.
, 1864-02-22

MISUNDERSTANDING following is the
meteorological record OF the week ending sa:ur-
day, February 20, 1854, as kept BY 7. Nottram,
druggist, No. 100 West Randolph street. Tie
-tenperature Is taken in The Shade. The direction
aud force Of the winds are given approximately,
with the barometrc attitudes the small letters BE-
Ing the initials OF the words high" 4'brcoze,"
'sgentle," veering," :tra{n," s'snox," "motst
atmosphere" and "dry":
THENunMETEn
, 1864-02-22

SIXTH W1sooSsM.-The Sixth Wisconsin
regiment. numbering seo men, arc expected
to arrive by the Milwaukee Railroad, at
noon to-day. {Monday.} Contributions Of proyis-
ions I'M their entertainment will be gladly receiy.
ed from to IL O'Clock, at the Soldiers Rest,
where they viii dine.
, 1864-02-22

rv 1I1 11KAF Snow o. 1HA w~ax.
lnr nast ever brought to Chicseni ATrss.
sa5 Institution" aad ths axeA presesis for ~.
- commencing on MONDAY, Feb e. H. ~ n.ns ~
IS ATFo 4 os I7E wao hs hsI!enss.
anpfpa5t az Ihs *! Thetspses III Ba T.p |.
announce an ensasemrnt wsh Mad1s M,tsn ~ spy to
ne asssmPl@taed @ "a aatlful Eaatstz!enae: Tso.
- Clown or CoH c1i.n. Iuc notice viii = r1
the snlual appearsncs Of those Superior AIti.tss
, 1864-02-22
Gbma9o Gribuue.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1854.
THE CITY.

LETTER L1sT-On the third page will be
fonnd the letter list and large quantity Of inter
cstfng ncHs, literary. and mlscellaneous reading.
, 1864-02-22

-W House and Sign Painting, Calc1mining
Glazing and GTaiuing. Piper Hnngings and Win
dow Ehades selling Wholesale and retail at New
York prizes. F+E.,R1aBr, 70 Randolph St.
Boz 6883. iay2a159i-1m
, 1864-02-22

1aFonTANT D1eoovERY.-A real remedy for Asr1-
AA has been found in Jonas lFhitcon.1's Remedy
prepared By Joseph Burnett 3 Co., Boston. It has
never failed to give relief even In the most severe
caaes. Feby 16H712-St \ and s-wK.
, 1864-02-22

Hoaeekeepexs viii F1eA 4hst Ba1nett'e
Ftavorin1 Extrscts bAve at 3hh ds1icaeZ or the
ffuits hpm .Fhlch they ~ prepared =, Sold
eyelywheEe,o,s =. eaaa.vS9SsAYk Inv.
, 1864-02-22

a SSIGNEE SALE OF. DRIED
IA FRUITS, Nuts and Confertlonary also Ftxtnrr.
At uCT1uN.
VIII sell At No. South CLARK street, by order Or
A.exnees. TOR cash. on TUESDAY, MoRSINi;s sd
!nst. a. 70 O'clock the antire stock Of Goods To-
is:o x!9st - A&YU - q. ALEX ANUER, Auct'T.
, 1864-02-22

= Shirt Co13nfs.-Wc hare sccn ncw article
IN paper collars the manufacture Of which is just
commenced In Chieaso BY s. ?. Hathaway, & Co.
They are certain to command IN extensive eale.
being far superior to the ordinary collar In neat
ness and cheapnesa They will speedily be
brought before the p7bllc. ..'.
Mission. Fest1val.-Annunl Festival and
Supper this evening, Feb. I'D a, at Wesley Chapel
Mission, on tho corner OF Blackhawk and sedg-
wick streets Doors open at o'clock. Tickets 50
cents; to be had at the door.
, 1864-02-22

Corh4 and Bun1sn8 Of the most inrete.ate
kind cured by chemical process, which d,spenses
smooth md piiable as % eve1s bT Dr.. Kendall, 81
East Mndison street,
, 1864-02-22
auetlo1l Sales.

p ARE OLD BOOKS.
Roman, English and American Coins,
Medals. Etc,
AND ROOKs
AT AUCTION,
By CATALOGUE.
On WEDNESDAY. Frn 9th st O'Clock. u. m.- At
cutters auction Rooms In Portland Block, corner Of
Dearborn and W8shtugt ton-sts.
ie2aTc25: WM. 1. BUFFERS CO.. Auct,rsL
, 1864-02-22

II OR SA LE.-Great Bargains.
- so0S acres ef Land on the line Of the Loeans-
Thsss i ,nas ~ hsh asd so!sS sad wth fes
Ssne H~.9 ose miles good Coal Nine, and VIII
Be sold cheap. one.th caah, balance In Ye Of aeYe0
MsDntssseEy st cha'swoTth IN sHsee.afal operaon
D. E. PFAIsSOEa, t1s Randolph stseee Chinaro nr NJ
to J: sTIl lWELL, ESQ. Chatsworth, Illinois.
, 1864-02-22

Illinois School ofTrade. j. DShren-
furtls> Principal, 1872 Lake Street,
Rooms have been comfortably furnished for La
dies Department, which Will open on Tuesday,
March 1st. Scholarship $35. feb2tgllB-1t
, 1864-02-22

TEE PERJURY CAsE-The case OF ,hluiam
Owen, charged with suboznation Of perjury IN
connection with the enlistment OF minor named
Frank Eaton, had further hsaEang oe!ofe com'
missioner Horne On Saturday. resulting In his be-
tuc held to bail In $500 for Ills appearance at the
n. District Cont.
, 1864-02-22

FusERAL-The United Sons Of Erin were
out IN full re,alia yesterday, to attend the funeral
Of their late deceased brother, John Airey. It was
N imposing procession,
, 1864-02-22

ueniaJ,-Er11oHs TRIBUNE: Please allow me,
eiIs, through the columns Of your paper. to Say to
The putllc fhst the statement made In your Issue
Of tho = ia entirely false snd eannot b substan-
tiated By any factz. W!R CANE1oN.
, 1864-02-22

WANTED-Agents. The Life Of
An Meh9lsaop n,i3 MnEhs, a5st chhishop q sT
and III scrvices ia ali pursuits tom hIs birsh 10
ny ~ 9eaa: Hth Portrait sent hy mali receipt
g. e EenLa Akente wanted to Sell this popQlar work
.tCsNS HtOsHlNSoN 4 THOMAS. IS Washington street. un
''f.!T: test 81 ohce Drawer esoe, Ch.caSo, III
, 1864-02-22

RncRu1TRo.-The Supervisors War Fund
Committee complain that our patdosc capitalists
DO not come forward snd invest their funds in the
county scrip for the payment Of the volunteers Of
Cook county. On Friday thclt funds were ox.
hansted. Aud on yesterday theT had barely enough
to meet the engagements Of the day. The Com
mitteo wiah the people to step forward Ind lid
them with their money, uless this Is done, they
win be Obliged to stop paying the boRnties. We
arc assured that none Of ths scrip viii be hawksd
round for the benefit Of thoee who may wish to
purchase at lArge discount.
ALLEGED BRUTALITY or 4 SALOON KEEr-
Kn+-0n Friday afternoon an old man named
Thcnas Hayes, whose young idea was never
tangha 10 shoot went into saloon on Clark strset
and requested John Csilaghnn, the proprietor, to
read paper for him. ca1laghan read the docu-
ment and thrust It In the stove. The old man do
snutTed TO this proceeding md CallaKhan ordered
him ont, at the same time calling on his dog. The
dog rushed at the old man and tore his clothes ell
to rags at the came time dreadfu1t 1aecratine his
arm. The saloon keeper was brought up before
Justice Moore yesterday, who, in the absence Of
complainant, diBmissed the case
, 1864-02-22

spiend!d Frcscntatton Sword. Now
that the friends or. visiting veteran otIcc,s viii
hare an opportunity to present them with testtmo-
mails for their ya1nr and bravery exhibited On the
heId, We Will hint 10 those inteeeatcd that tho
inagaiaccnt sword, belt, sash, ETC., presented to
INC Nof1hwestesn Fair is still the property OF tho
sanitary commission, and may be purchased ut q
reasonable price. This is one OF tie finest swords
on eale IN tho city, and the Sanitary Commission
wish to dispose oft. Itmay be seen at the jew
clry store Of j. II. Hoes. lit Lake etrect.
, 1864-02-22

WAsnlEGToE's BIRTHDAY. - Tomorrow
will be tho one hundred and thirty-drst anniye.-
ea1y OF tho birthday ct the immortal Washing
1on-~ u1st IN war, first In peace, and first in the
hearts OF his connttymcn." As IL customary tho
day viii be observed by al patriotic citizens as
public holiday. On which they viii close their res
pective places Of business, and take part in the
usu2l programme laid out for the occasion. The
banks viii te an closed there viii be no sessto.
On Change, M the vataous Government Offices
win be closed afttt 10 O'Clock a. N, Tho Chicsco
Cttzcnr Corps. under command Of Capt. Meyers,
will meet at the ar1uory It O'Clock q. m All tao
old membcrs arc requested to be present
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

var and ether vessels composing Dahl
gren's feet were gajly hang with eolors
In token Of the success Of some move
nent Of Sherman, the exact nature Of
which could not be learned
Our exchanged men are loud in their
praise of the success attending the gio-
rious campaign Of Sherman, and say
that, from their conversations With some
citizens of Charleston and surrounding
country, while en- route TO be exchanged,
it vas admitted that the dsmsge done By
his forces on the hus Of march through
Georgia was inCalculahle No doubt
whatever vas entertained at Hilton
Head but that Sherman will capture
Savannah, with very little loss TO his
army. The authorities and citizens Of
Charleston and Savannah are making
strenuous efforts 10 defend those cities
Every rebel capable of holding masksi
Is in the ranks, and every moment they
expect to be broaght Ia contact With
Sherman A few Federal officers, who
are passengers in the Northern Light,
and who have been recently exchanged,
are confident in their assertions that
the troops defending Savannah and
Charleston are Of q very 0adisciphned
character, and that when the outer en-
trenohments surrounding those places
are once forced, as they will RndoR btedly
be, tkere is nothing further to Distract
Sherman from taking possession Of both
cities
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

NV YoHK, Dec. l7.-Richmond pa
Pers mention another Uaion expedition
~ North Carolina, in addition to the
one up the Roanoke They say that on
last Monday 800 men FROM the gunboats
in the ChoEan river destroyed ali the
rebel e0mmlssary stores at Muriress-
boro, in Hartford county, and took of
number Of horses and mules.
Board add lodging is advertised 10
Richmond 81 SIS per day.
la the rebel Senate on the 18th a res
olution was offered to establish q new
flag for the Confederate States. 1t APP
pears that the rebel navy objects 10 the
present flag, because in calm il looks
like flag of tsnee.
Ar. Heurys joint resolution TO prose
cute the war until independence vas Sc
cured, was adopted
The salaries of the members and OH
GERS Of the House we're each increased to
=, 500 per Annum.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
THE VERY LATEST
It L L Z Or r A II H
Gen. LYON. operasions.

CAIRo, Dec. l7.-AH the transports
are nov out Of the Csmberland Four
teen, conveyed by FIVE ganboats, came
out yesterday.
The rebel Gen Lyon vas couseripsing
vigorously at and about Eddyvills A
portion of bis force has gone in the di-
rection eff the Ohio river. Il was be-
lieved that they would take CassyvilIe
and attempt to blockade the river n
that point Another portion Of his corr
maud is on the Cumberland river fifteen
miles from its mouth, where they bad q
battery, but made no demonstrations
against fat boats coming down After
ssing the Ben. South and Echo rs gun
boats and for crossing the river, Gen
Lyon destroyed them.
Portions Of Eddyville, Princeton, Dy-
cusburg and other towns along the Cum
berland river are reported to nave been
burned By rebels
No fears are now entertained Of an
attack on Smithlsnd, at the mouth Of
the Cumberland, as reinforeemeIts have
been sent thsre from Paducah
Six hundred sick and wounded sol
diers, who arrived there from Franklin,
Tenn, viii be sent to ST. Louis and
keokuk by railroad, the river being
closed By ice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19


NEw YoRx. Dec. 1.-The Presidents
having disapproved Of 50 much Of Gen.
Dix's recent order directing The pursuit
Of raiders ozsr the border Gen. Dix hes
issued an order revoking that part
Gold Is weak---almost panic IL The
market, under the splendid news Of ths
morning. Ehe market opened AZ 23l,
sold down 20 225, bat rallied again to
22TE.
Col. DE Forrest, late Of The 9th New
York cavalry, died in this city yeatsr.
day.
The Posfs Washington special says.
Secretary Stanton ordered . salute OF
200 guss in Franklin Square, to-day,
for Thorn ass victory over hood
The Posi- pabkshes detailed state
ment Of the vessels composing Rear
Admiral Porler's feet, which started on
an expedition, on Monday last from
Hampton Reads There are 81 vessels
carrying 59T guns 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
Fsrsixn Arrival.

PoRrLASp, Ma, Dec. 1Z-The Hiber-
MAN from Liverpool on the LIST, ria Lon
dsuderry on TIE End, arrived this eve
ming. Her dates are Eve days later
Earl Russell had replied to the recent
manifesto of the Confederate Congress,
expressing equal friendship for both
North and South, deploring the war,
and pledging England 70 a strict neutral
iiy.
cola will make some attempt 20 close
the war By negotiation.
The Federal troops are to be immed
lately withdrawn from Holstein, under
demand FROM Prussia
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Cotton dull, viii
8 decline of Id American Orleans
middling quoted at u l-l6d, Markei
closed frmer on Friday
Breadstuffs closed quiet and steady
Provisions inactive. Beef unsettled
\ nudsr recent arrivals,
IL LoSaos, Dec. 2-CoRsols closed 3
set.
! American Stocks Illinois Contra
| 5l@52 dis Erie so@4N
The bullion in the Bank of Eugizn
has decreased E24l, GOA
A meeting was held at Bristol to cels
hrats Mr.. Lincoln's reelection. Cheer
were given for JEFF DAVIS and Gen. Le'
and groaus for Grant, Batter. and Liz
coin. L rush was then made for q
platform, and the speakers were drive
away from it The police finally sleare
room
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19


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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
From Grand. Department.

HEADo' RS Army OF THE PoToxAc, Dee.
l5<-To-day Eas been very quiet one
along the entire line, even the firing on
James River seeming TO be suspended
The reports circulated to the effect
that Gen. Warren ordered the honsss on
the line Of his late march to be burned,
in retaliation for the shooting of some
Of our straggIers by gusrrillAs, are an
true. Gen. Warren, as we'll as his staff
and other commanders, did all in their
poser to prevent these outrages, particn-
iarly where women and children we're
living; and although their efforts did
not prevent a terrible scene If deTassa-
ton and eonfsgration, yet more than
one habitstion was saved to unfortunate
occupants.
lSigned w ID. MCGREsoR.