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ONLY a. Nigger.

Lieutenant Hunt, Of Utica (Uaited S'atos
regular riery), recently fell oyerO) rd from a
tug in the James river, and was drO Tned. His
body not being recovered by the tug some relt-
tves went down and dragged the river for T. in
vain, being afforded every facility by our nav Il
officers, Finally, they inquired along the river
bank, and found two negroes who told them Of
another negro who had buried the body Of a
Federal officer which he found on the river hank.
Proceeding 70 thar negro, hut, they met his wife,
who showed them the clio hing, spurs, &c Of .he
buried officer, which they really recognized rs
Lieutenant Hunts. She also produced and gave
them $57 in cash with his wallet, which her
husband had taken before burying the body,
decently shrOuded in coarse cloth, in the best
coffin he was able 10 make.
In a little while the husband returned, and
before aiding them 10 eXhume the remains pro-
duced $500 more, with certain important papers
which he had also taken from the body, bat
which he had carefully concealed even from his
wife, because Che said the guerillas often came
there, and they might trighten her into giving up
TO them documents and money which they ought
not to have. All these were brought away with
the body. OF course, the negro only proved
shTewd, thoughtful, and strictly honest; but
there have been instances of white men doing
considerably worse.-N. Y. Tribune.
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HEALTH OF THE ARMY.

We observe in many Of our most influential
contemporaries an inclination to fear detri-
mental results in our army from what Is called
the "mGlariG Of tse James rt0er." II our
Copperhead eo-laborers we're to play upon
this chord only, we should take no trouble to
show them their error, but we feelit incumbent
upon us in our duty as public journalists, to
point out not only popular error in regard
to the present position of our army, but also
the causes of it. When our troops were
operating among the bottom lands Of the
peninsula of Virginia, where mire and tussock
formed the prominent features of the soil, the
malarious influence was powerfully present
among our men. They died by scores from
typhus, typhoid, bilious, intermittent, and
nervous levers, The inhabitants Of thi
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-19

UNLDOHN- IEyIsgsrON.- ths lstl inst, BY tAs
Rev. Hyau Smith, HESRl HALDOgS, of tbi8 city, 70
Mss MAEeAEET LENiNGsTON, ui England.
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this side. II was natural 20 suppose that The
Rebels would return 10 Richmond after re-
ueving Lyncbburg, and the march down the
valley was probably the result Of an after
thought Be that, however, as II may, It is
probable that at Washington they were not
apprized Of the fact as early as they should
have been. This absence Of early informa-
ton Is In no respect owing to the present
position Of the Army Of the Potomac, and
would have existed in exactly the same de-
gree IL the army had been on the south side
Of Richmond, when the emergency would
have been met in precisely the same way as
that which made the Rebel intentions on
Washington prove abortive,
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The Hostile European Fleets In,
Danish blockade


The Hamburg papers give the following rs the
respective strength of the Dauish and Austro-
Prussian fleets in the North Sea-
The Austrian force consists of the screw ship
Of-ihe-lne KaiSer, 81 guns; the screw frigatc
Scho0r1eRbeTg, SO guns; the iron-clad frigate
Don JWon d AShia, l6 guns; the screw corvette
Fyiedyich, %; the padde-wheel steamer EG-p-
beth, 6 and the screw gunbOatS Val and Ser
buHd, each carrying guns. The Radet.ky, screw
frgate, 35 guns, was at BOrkum on the 26Jh
ultimO. The Prussaps have the paddle wheel
steamer PreUssischeT 4dier guns and the screw
gunboats Bit- and BdHsh, carrying three guns
each.
The Danish force is believed to consist of the
screw irigate Niels Juei, ~ guns; the screw
irgatc JVAaHd, A; the screw corvette HeiR9R
Is the screw shp-1f-the line SkiOi9, g; and the
iron-clad corvette Da,me5roq, Is. The frigate
Sj0eldnd, a, or the TO,6eRykjof, IS, will also
probably be Seut TO tde North Sea. with other
small craft.
The Danish Government gives notice that the
following porss are bio kaled :-Pilllu, Dlnzig,
COlberg, Cammin, Swinemlnde, Wolglst, Gfeifs.
wade, Sral,und, aud Barthi and all the ports
and inlets on the east coast Of the DuChics of
Schleswig and Holstein, with the exception of
the isles Ais and AcrOe, and other p, zee actually
under the authority OF the King.
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in England there are more than one thou
sand eight hundred peals OF church BELLS none
of them with less than a chime Of four. The
finest have twelve bells, and the commonest
about three OF four.
AL the spirits manufactured in the United
Kingdom are denominated commercially British
plain spirits, The same article, when rectifed
and made into gin, is called British compound,
the symbol expressing which is the we'll known
but mysterious /" London gin Is thus made -
700 gallons OF the SO ;ond rectihcaton.
10 pounds OF German juniper berries.
20 " OF cOnander seeds.
80 Of almond cake.
lH " OF angelica root.
" Of hqu0rce. powder,
Liqueurs are preparations composed Of spirits Of
wine, brandy, sugar, and the extracts Of sub
stances more or less aromatic; the result being
obtained by dlstillation or infusion. Infus ID
liquors are called ratatas. EliXlrs are certain
wholesome or therapeutic liquors taken only by
spOOlifuls. a-saB
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UAHDING.--On Thursday. The iitl inst JANIS
BARCLAY infant son VI j. Barclay and GeOrssna Har-
ding.
HJGHES.-On the 18th Inst, CNTHARrSE ZASE.
youngest daughter of OwoD aud the late Cahane Hughes
aged ~ ycars.
The relatives and frienea Of the family are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral, from The residence her
brother u-aw Mr. James Brown, Pierce street. cast
rassyunk road below Twelfth, "wednesday lrutug at
50 O'Clock Service ut the Church of the Auuuucanon
inerment at ~ Mary's Cemetery.
pLEAsANTS Suddenly, the morning 90. One 18Th
inst, Mr. DANIEL PLEASANTS.
Ills male relatives and friends spcCtfly invited 20
attend h funeral, from his late rcsdcncc No 1893 Walnut
street Thursday nest, at O'Clock. baltimore papers
please cOpy.l
RADLEY.Ou the morning OF the 18th inst, after pain
iul illness, ELLA &. RADLEl. aged 2l years.
She sleeps Bweety sleeps in the arms OF her NJ sfcr.
The rCatrts and friends ofhc iamiy respectfully
Invited 10 attend uncr AL from her mothers reyideuoe
DreCr street. above Amber, Thursday afternoon AZ K
O'Clock, without further notice. TO proceed 10 Monument
Cemetery
RINEH AMER.-on the Ism inst. JAMES RISE.
UAMEB IN the i2d year Of bis age.
Tho relatives and friends, and also the Harmony Lodge
No lG l. O. OrO f. also the Perseverance Beneficial
sociaton, are respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral
uom his LAKE residence, NO 2bs n. Fourth street, pu
wednesday afternoon at O'Clock To proceed to p'i
Fellows Cemetery,
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AUCTION SALES.


CuARLES @. MACKEY, AUCTIONEBR,
- No, S25 MARKET Street. between Third and Fourth.
sTOCR OF 1IN WARE rIyMENs TOOLS, AND
MACHfHFA
on FRIDAY morning,
A. 10 cci0cS ..Iea ut HuusfkcrUus Tin Ware, T0l'1
machincs, &C, oi person quitting business.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNEp
IA Horses.
W,H DRPABriuEr.
CAvALHr BUErAH.
OrFCE oF CHtF QuARtrUNAsIPR
WA7fhCror, u. &. ,July 4. 1854
Wn be sald a. pubic auction, 10 Tie highest bddot.t
the times and places anmfd below
LEBANON, Pa. THU HHUAl. july Il. 1864.
READING. Pa at k~DAh duly II. lsgl.
HARRISBURG. a., THURSDAY. July ~. 1854.
AI1OOEA. Ia. TUUUSDAN, ,Nugust4 1854
WILlINMgi HET, pa, 1ilJ JkSNNT Aueu.' II. t}5t
TWO uUNnrEp .2cy. CAVALRY HORSES ut ,alt
place.
For f,aJ ana avn purposes many good bargains may ~
had.
Horses sold si'giy
JAMES A.. EKIN,
LIs1t,naut- Colonel a1i Chief QuaHeoaa'et
bp.gp Cavalry Bureau.
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@g GelegrapB,
Afternoon Report.

Recruiting Negroes in Louisiana for
the Rebel Army-Reeovery OF
Gen. Canby-Proceedings in the
Rebel Congress-Foote, Of Tenn,
Under Bail to Keep the Peace.
NEw YORK, Nov. 26.-The Herald's New
Orleans correspondent says; On the 18th
inst. q Union expedition into the La
Fourche district of Louisiana attacked
aud defeated q rebel force, and destroyed
their camp, baggage, and a number OF
boats.
1t is said that Allen, who assumes to be
the rebel Governor of Louisiana, has or
panized at Shreveport, in that State, ten
regiments of negroes, who are to be armed
and equipped from the proceeds of the
sales of cotton at MatamoFas. There is q
report that the rebel General Buckner has
10, 900 at Alexandra, Louisiana, where
there are said to be abundant supplies OF
beef and corn.
One of our New Orleans correspondents
says:
a gentleman has arrived In the city with
permission from President Lincoln to bring
20, 900 bales of cotton into the Union
lines.
A large supply of cotton recently stop.
ped by the rebel authorities on its way
across Texas to Brownsville has been
released.
The House of Representatives of the
Louisiana Legislature has authorized the
issuing of bonds to the amount of two and
half millions of dollars for the purpose
of carrying on the State government.
Gen. Candy is rapidly recovering.
In the rebel House of Representatives
last Monday Mr.. Foote made another dis
play of his bellicose qualities and called
upon any member who objected to any
thing he had previously said to send bin
q note to which he would not fail to give
attention. Mr.. Foote was subsequently
arrested and required to give bail to keep
the peace on the charge of being engaged
to Sight duel with John Mitchell.
The House in another At of desperate
patriotism revoked its previous resolution
to fight out the war to its better end.
Late rebel papers say that eight trans-
ports loaded with Union troops and two
batteries of parrot guns, have left Morgan
"a, La, for White river, Arkansas.
An account is given of an attempt and
failure to escape from prison at Columbia,
8. O., of SO Union prisoners, officers.
A committee of the Georgia Legislature
have reported that Mr.. Aired, q member Of
that body, has been engaged In recruiting
10 northern Georgia, several companies of
men for the armies of Sherman.
The garrison of Mobile is said to be
suffering much for the want of necessary
clothing.
A negro was recently hung in Carroll
county, Miss, for attempting to raise
a company of men of his own color to fight
in the Union army.