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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMENT T.

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ateiy it is used. Mothers remember this, and arm
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physician can be summoned II may be too late. Re-
member, the Venetian Liniment never fails Price
25 and so cents bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Office. SO Cortland street. New York.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14

THE following Ohio soldiers have recently
died at Memphis: D. T. Statz, 18th regi-
ment; John McCowley, e3d, and H. W.
Hume, 9th Cavalry.
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New York stock market..Feb. ~.

Stocks stroger. 5'eo's coupons loe4 Missouri skies
T0x; New York Central l33x; Harlem lo3,t; Erie
ll3ls; do preferred lo+; Hudson I46; Reading 1929;
Michigan Central 1856; Michigan Southern s4X; do
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and Pittsburg ll6; Galena and Chicago III; Cleve-
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne 4 Chicago ssN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14

THE 18th o. v. I. Is understood to have
re-enlisted as veterans. 1t is said to be the
oldest regiment in the department-its three
years expiring little over two months
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14
TRANSFER Of Rebel Prisoners.

NEW York, Feb l3.-A new quarantine
is to be located in the lower bay.
Four hundred rebel prisoners from John,
Thompson and Captain Breckenridge, son
of Gen. Breckinridge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14

$1,000 REWARD.-The above reward will bo
given to any person who can furnish prescription
for coughs, colds. whooping coughs asthma and con
SUMPTION which is egua! 70 Dr. Strcklsnds Mellifu-
Gus Cough Balsam. This Balasm will cure the above
complaints, also splitting Of blood and night sweats.
Ono fifty cent bottle is sufficient for any to try.
The worst Of chronic cough, asthma whoopinR-
by DIR. Strickland's Mellihuous Cough Balsam. IL
be had at any druggists. il is different from any
other cough medicine have known in this country
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14

THE 57th o. v. l., 277 re-enlisted vet
Grams, arrived at Cincinnati on Friday af-
ternoon from Larkinsville, Alabama, being
on their way homo on their furlough Of
thirty days. The 57th belonged to Sher-
mans old division of the 18th Army Corps.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14

S. D. THATCHER, ESQ., of the Express
Company, furnishes us Eastern papers In
advance of the mail. He has our thanks.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14

Observation-Disclosures Colonel Jas. NJ.
Stevens, 55th Ohio, and Assistant Surgeon
C. Morrow, 43d Ohio, have been dismissed
the eervicp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14

New York Money Market..Fcb. 13.
Money very easy at 6a1 per cent. -.
Sterling Exchange dull at 174al74tE for first class
bills.
Gold quiet; opening at 59,s, advancing to 59X
and closing dull at 59k.
Total exports Of specie to-day at $87, ,642.
Government stocks frmer and in good demand.
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OUACKERYi

/ earnestly. caution all young men suffering from
Nervous Debility, etc., against endangering their
health by patronzing any Of the advertising quncks
You can fully recover by the methods used by the
Advertiser. and by hundreds Of others, AND IN NO
OTHER Way. Read letter which will send you IL
you will send me a postpaid envelope bearing your
address. Direct to
EDWARD H. TRAvER,
Lock Box. Boston, Macs.
;anoaRl- 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14

PRoMoTIoNs.-Th following promotions
have been just announced: 9th Ohio In
fantry-Major Frederick Schraeder to Lieu
tenant Colonel; Captain B. Bentz to Major;
Lieutenants Adam Schumacher, Henry Lu-
kenhaus, George H. Horries, Hermann
Poentz to Captains. Twentieth-Lieuten-
ants Louis Grove, Henry Spaeth, Alex
Hielourn to First Lieutenants. Hath Reg
iment-Captain E. Gebbart to Major. 2Otf
Regiment-Major John c. Fry to Lieuten-
ant Colonel; Captain E. G. Downs, te
Major. A @t-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14

In word, Madame Zadoc POrter,s Cu-
ratiye Balsam is the great Antidote to Colds.
Coughs and Consumption. and its use will amply re-
pay the confidence Of the user Ii has already done
much, and is destined 10 do more 10 mitigate, and
finally Danish from the human family. so terrible
scourge Of suffering humanity n Consumption.
febIO-d&wlU
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14

ELLsLER's ATHENEUM-THE SEA OF Ice.
The Atheneum was again crowded last
night on the occasion Of the last appear
ance this season Of Miss Sallie st. Clair
And her last appearance was the crowning
one. In the Hidden Hand" and the
=" Young Actress her various impersona-
tions met with the success that has hitherto
attended her efforts on our boards. In part
ng with these favorite artists, Miss st. Clair
and Mr.. Charles Barras, the highest compli-
ment we can pay them is to say that since
they came here, the Atheneum has been
nightly filled to overflowing. It
The "Sea of Ice" which has been for
some time in preparation, will be produced
on tomorrow (Monday) night for the first
time in this city We must see 1t before
,wecan speak of it from personal knowledge
But we are assured by those who have as
sisted In its preparation, that as a spectacu'
lar drama, 1t excels, in the beauty, gran
deur and gorgeousness Of its scenery ant
tableaux, anything of the kind that hsi
ever been presented before public assem-
bly, In Columbus.
We are satisfied that no verbal descrip
tion could do this grand spectacle any
thing approximating to Justice. Its tropi
cal and polar scenes, its mountains Of ice
.Sits brilliant limitations ofthe Aurora Bor
calls as seen In high latitudes, its thrilling
incidents Of peril and escape, must BE- secl
to be appreciated. We trust the enterpris
sof Manager Ellsler, In getting up this mag
sni6csnt piece, win be rewdyded tyis IL
hcnsc to-snorrow night Ind that thi1 w
only besp ssrnsss of Whit y 4 r. iSIloxsl
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Lanrdon Decker's Estate.

NOTICE ~ Hereby GIVEN, THAT
IN the undersigned has this day been appointed and
Ohio, adminigtrator Of the estate Of Lanrdon Deck.
or. late Of Madison township, ID faid county. de.
ceased: Dated this a5th dAy II January y: is6l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-14

B. N. HuNrrNaroN, sec'y.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

II A pike weighing $50 pounds was re-
Gently hauled out Of Witingham pond, VT.
This Is the biggest thing ever known ia YER
mont waters An Exchange.
The above is a whopper. In lake Cham
plain the pike and muscalunge grow to thirty
or forty pounds, but no ponds in Vermont
grow such big fish as above represented.
We have killed pickerel In Lake Champaign
weighing twelve pounds, and black bass that
would pull down six pounds. THEREAFTER is
game fish and affords the angler great sport,
They struggle for life longer and more earn
estly than the trout. The longer and more
severe the agonies Of the dying OF the poor
fish, the greater the sport, aud no wonder
Bulwer said, Angling fosters and cherishes
two of the worst passions Of our nature-de-
ception and cruelty. We practice the former
vice Ia hooking the poor fish, and the latter in
prolonging his dying sgones. But we some
times more than suspect that some of our an
glers use the "silver hook" and are there by
saved the pain or the pleasure, OF witnessing
the last struggles Of the trout fr his life. If
so, they can't be charged with indulging the
passion of cruelty, however much they may
be liable to the charge Of deception.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
6fock Morket.

NINTH MAINE REGIMENT.-The 9th Maine
regiment, has. unjustly we have no doubt
been accused of ccwardice. The following
extract from letter from an officer in thai
regiment is found in the Boston journal:
The 9,h regiment pas not on The field that
ddy Us regiment. There was detail from
the regiment out as skirmishers, aud they held
their GROUND all day until they were relieved
al hignt. Once during the day some twent,
I'VE or thirty who We're ia au open field were
driven back SONG hundred yards by repi
tnent oil the enemy, who attacked them in Iiue
oi battle They he'll back under The protection
oi ridge, where they held their ground, and
again recovered their former position. The
whole story originated from the lact of Gen.
Buffers ordering Second Lieutenant to be
reduced to the ranks for beug out OF position
with twenty men, but it appeared that he was
out OF position from receiving wrong orders.
Another Lieutenant Of the regiment was CEN
sured by the General his conduct having been
tnlsrepresented, but when the General asce,-
tanned the facts, like true gentleman aud sol
der, he said TO the Lieutenant that he regret
ted that be had for one moment suspected IA,
bravery, and ordered him back TO take charge
OF the picket line"
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
LADIES.

lame aud weak backs; nervous and alex headache
dizziness and swimming in the bead. with indisef
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain in the sic
and back; leucorrhrs. tor whitesl; falling Of tn
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus sn'
all that long train os diseases viii hnd In klecfrft
tty sure means of crre. For painful menstrustioI
t5o profuse menstruaton, and all Of those long lin
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity is eertai
specific and will In short time restore the 81 iere
TO the vigor of health,
az We Aaps az Electro Caerseui Apparatus TO-
extracting Mineral Poison from the system, such o.
Mercury. Anthony, Arsenic, &C, Hundreds vi.
Gus other difhcultes the direct cause Of which. D.
nine case. out Of ten the effect Of poisonous drug
San be restored 20 raturs strength and vigor by tb
u.e Of Pom ave to eight Baths.
once aours FROM O'Clock A.. u. to ! P.s.;li
Z; sndTto sP.n.
Con sultaftos Frsa. iv1A taAdi
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Light made Darkness.

1t has often been said of individuals that
they were so much blacker than an ordinary
negro that charcoal would make white MAJ k
on them. This solecism is more than eaualled
by fact In nature, as the following will show,
which we clip from the scientific" depart
msnt Of popular literary journal:
The most brilliant and beautiful light which
can be artidcially produced, is that of a bali
OF quickIime kept violently hot by flame OF
mixed ignited oxygen and hydrogen gases
playing on its surface. Such ball, II brought
near enough to appear of the same size as The
sun. can no more be looked at without injur-
ing the eyes than the sun itself; bur II It be
held between the eve and the sun, and both
the sun and the ball be so dimmed by dark
glass as to allow their being looked at togeth-
or, IL appears as black spot on the suns sur
face, or a black outline Of the moon In an
eclipse OF the sun. The brightness OF the
surface OF such limehal is only 146th part
OF that of the suns surface: that Is, the Gun
gives out as much light as l48 balls Of quick
lime the size Of the sun. each heated all over
their surface Ia the manner described, which
IL the most Intense heat we can raise, and In
which platinR melts like lead.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
o. 8. District Court.
WARE. J.. PRESIDING.

In Admiralty. A hearing was had yester-
day On the pertitions Of Stephen s. Lewis and
Walter B. Hamlen, for the remission of the
forfeiture Of the schooner Red Robin OF Deer
Isle, and cargo, which petitioners admit are
forfeited to the United States for breach of
license, in bringing cargo of salt from for
eign port, while under a coasting license,
The evidence 10 the case Is to be submitted
TO the Secretary of the Treasury for his de-
cision Ia the matter.
l.. Barnes Esq, appeared for the petitioners
and George f. Talbot E>q,, U. $. District At
torney Tor the Government.
Ffom the testimony IL appeared that while
under cnastiog license for one year from
August %, 1862, the schooner went to ST.
John n. B. June 1868, aud took a cargo of
salt nor Belfast. The vessel and cargo were
seized At Cutler July 5, 1888 by order OF w.
b. Smith. Collector OF The port Of Machias,
the vessel having no manifest or register.
The petitioners contend, 1st the mas
ter OF the vessel, that he was not aware that
he was violating the laws OF the United
s'es; and 81 the owner kof the cargo, Mr..
Lewis that he was not aware OF the vessel be.
Ing under coasting license only, and that his
Intentions were perfectly honest.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Wanted Immediately.

A Agent Of either sex In every town and village,
"a 10 enga e In light and probable busiuess by
whtih IRON no to az per week car b. made. Per.
50 having leisure evenings can make m Goo TO
sl.Vo per evening, sample with full particulars
aud aid ess A. g. sPArI DING k,O
Ja 'szidswt"' West Hampstead, N. Ii.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

THE New CoIS.-We are indebted TO our
friend, DR.. Moses Dodge for specimens of
the new one cent and the two cent coins, jus,
issued from the mint. The former are of the
same style as the nickle cent, but not quite so
thick. The two cent coin is the prettiest that
has been issued from the mint. 1t is about as
large as the quarter dollars. On one side IL
shield with the motto, I'm God we trust.p
Ga the other side, wreath, in the circle the
words "two cents" and on the outside .UDited
States OF America"
We notice that many OF the dealers in this
city refuse to take the brass coins that have
been 10 circulation in lieu of cents. This /,
right. We hope they will soon be driven
outof sight, and the new coins substituted in
their place.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

For Rd,ioHs 1ns 81, bandjsry for Rerenss Csf-
ter stationed al Port - !, rfians.
TO- EoIoR's ORC
Por lsna me-, IN. 10 o. 1874 I
SEALED Propt with b. eel, ed A. Thu NEE
> usnl " O'Clock M. ON N urs dz, the soth met
az iaII isliIg nd ot iyerihg iitoh, a. q Snip
handler for tie hevenus v te, stsiicn a a. the
.'oit. ior ne o cal yea 'idn Jun et0 1875. The
sIoIs 10 lie Of good an" spr owed Qtshis 20 b
"liyertd on b tie utter ~ % sns ,uf eiei
ackHg,s Lar els boxes 81 esss. aud in t,.d Or
~. "hce a MOI tn ire " Al ebre to The upitsd
ia e. agree be 20 lei 6ai,ls q tai le lmHfk-
Il - sitst hse thcretr, ~ ieh will 10 Q pstf Of
e eontrtei, copies 81 vii nsy he h. d b, spply-
ng stth otee. Tits understood thai the cenil act
w. II e btund 10 fur IN mon on, b notice.
softeb M be 'equ-'d By III Ca tin o. tie
otter. With the sIptUhafion OF re Oh, co. pst
Nees ding. NJ on ase'sg-, one dsy Ia zach ~esll
aeh frts meat a. d vegetable - may D, tquisa-
81 20 tho eorresl ondnF paI scftle a'icp allow
stfe Naval - r ice. The hip handisry 10 be Of
he t'st susiity afdsni 10 ihe b sp. etc, 81 ,fe
'Hecrs mskiug The itqni-i in. All Tics rust fs
-seh n'd endorsed ir pOssis for fsioi," or
Pr poesls or 81 Chsns Ter, T." Rs,ei ne NJ er
,tuticnsd 81 To Z Of Porf a. g." ard then pisfed
another ehy,lo, Md ef al al oue.t tee .. this o.
&c pr,Tsid1I % by mail.
ty order of See ret ~ OF tho Tieassry.
T. WASHRURN, Jr Coiieeor.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

SEcRErAhY SEWARD AND THE NoNINA-
TIoS.-Hon William Il. Seward. in anawer
TO an invitation TO attend the Lincoln and
johnson ratification meeting said $50 far us
all expression of my concurrence in the nom.
nations and platform is concerned, everybody
knows that, substantially, | va. committed In
detail to all that the Convention has now done,
long before delegate was chosen, and even
long before the Convention itself was called.
The secret OF the success OF the Convention
Is, that the American people are wise, trne
and liberty loving and humane nation, and,
being such. IL could. under the existing cir
cumstances, do nothing, and say nothing, more
or less, than Just what the Convention has
now spoken In its name, and has recommend
ed snail be done. For the present let the
people send men AM. supplies to thu armies In
the iieid, and thus enable them ito light 1t out
on the same line II 1t takes all summer" The
election OF Lincoln and johnson. at the close
OF asnccessful campaign. will then speak the
peoples decision, that Slavery has persisted
and that the American Union Il nvincible,
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

c NEW YoRB June 81
Cotton-iower; sales $50 balcs at 4sal 50 for % d.
ding uplanus.
tlour-sales 10 go bbls: State and Western fc
ne',et Sup rtns state IS as Is Extra sI51DS %
ehoises 25as 81; Round Hoop onio FOG so . iole
90 . 6oas %; ouperiae Western 70a7 Is; r;xtr
doH3 gs CO.. SoutheFn-firmer; sales Obbls; MI, ed
TO gooa 60 90; tauc, ana extra iSU,l 80 .'aI
ana hrner; sales HOO bbls; common Extra s 3l0
~; extra good TO choice 3ja9
heai0za &c better; saes $500 bush; Chicago
spring t3alst; wauxee ciuD e7al %; Winter
NED western l '3al So; amber Mich gan O0a2 o.
norn.hrmer; safes 2l.0JO bush; mixed Western
lG 90. ~ =" VIZ
pork-opened rs higher but closed less firm: sales
4i5pbb.; new mess SO 31i5, 20. closing at the Ia.
sue price. ~
iard-drmer; sales 90 bhls at I61aI7c.
butter en firm 1t zoo csc
Whiskey-hrmer; "a o. s. 0 bbis at 65Gl o.
Sugsr-ffmer; sales lVoJ h ads; New uriesn. l9t;
Muscovado lie.
Ola SEES ,uli; sales 100 hhds Muscoyado Glazed
at 78c
Naval 'tores-quiet an unchanged.
PetI oleum-DomiBa Iy Unchanged.
Freight TO Liserpooi-fim.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Relief of Sick and Wounded Soldiers.

The young ladies of the r. T. H. Society,
propose to repeat the Coronation Spectacle
which was so much admired few weeks
since. They are induced to do this at the So
hcitation OF many who were, aud others who
were not present at the previous spectacle.
The proceeds they will devote exclusively
to the relief OF our sick aud wounded SOL
diers. Asst Is praiseworthy object, and the
spectacle itself is exquisitely beautiful, We
doubt not that the repetition will be per-
feet success.
II will take place this evening at New City
Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Various Items.

NEW YORK, June u.
Gold closed this afternoon at z % u 2 Oo Of.
Tered, and 2OS AZ 10 asked. Sterling ex-
change nominal nj z II n 2 ~.
The iron clad Puritan Will be launched to-
morrow.
The Secretary Of the Treasury authorizes
Mr.. Cisco 10 announce that sub cripiions to
the U. >. Us OF 1851 will be accepted at pre-
MUM OF six per cent.
The steamer varuna left to day for Boston
to take troops to the army OF the Potomac.
An important meeting OF bankers aud brok-
ers will be held Tomorrow to urge a repeal of
the gold bill.
Business in foreign exchange Is suspended.
2 % is now asked for gold.
The Spanish frisstes Carmen and Selaltod
arrived to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
Tust,s College.

THE ANIMAL CONNIE pcement of Tuft's College
. takes place Oh Wed estsy. july 10 The fret
exami s'op of candidse- for sd" 10 Lon TO The Col
lege wi bs held on rhur-dsy Jaly u Tho second
on Tuesday. Aug Sd. TIE ne ie'm h.sius on
Thursday. Aug 26th. BOARD 90 50 per sees
A. A. .MtNER. Pre- tdeuf
College HIN. jane 9th, IA iuneseod6w
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
BY TELEGRAPH

Rebel Dispatches.

Rebel Dispatches.
NEW YORK, June 81.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th gives
the following from Bealiregard to Bragg. dat
cd Petersburg, 10Th, o L. M:
Sr-The enemy made two attacks on our
lines This afternoon, but were REFUSED with
loss. We captured 400 prisoners, including
eleven commissioned officers. All quiet Al
this moment. Communication was inierrunt-
ed on the railroad to Petersburg. but ,fier
tearing up the track and pulling down 400
yards OF telegraph wire, the Federals were so
warmly pressed that they backed out and re-
treated AFTER making stubborn fight until
late IN The evening. The principal fighting
occurred two miles from Chester. where we
repulsed the enemy and took two lines OF their
breastworks. We also captured few prison
ers' Some OF the enemy's dead and wound.
ed ell into our hands. The enem,'s forces
consisted of about 2500 all told. Our force
consisted Of Pickett's division. Our whole
loss is not heavy.
The following dispatch has been received
from Gen. Lee:
Headquarters, June l7th.--To His Excel
lency Jefferson Davis AT IL o'clock last
night we took the breastworks at Howlett's
House. The battery at Howlett's Is also be.
ing re-estab ished.
Five vessels have been sunk by the enemy
IN treats hsach. Ten steamers are within
the Reach, behind the Monitors.
Some fighting occurred near Petersburg
this morning without result.
have ordered the railroad at Port Watts
hall junction, which was destroyed by the
enemy yesterday, TO be repaired and reopened.
80 X. f. LEE.
atlanta, Ga, June 16th.-A Telegram from
Zen. Forrest TO Capt. Adah, dated Turpplo.
ION, says the victory was complete. The
Killed, wounded and captured of the enemy
EXCEEDS the total OF all my troops engaged
have sent forward 1900 prisoners and there
were more yet behind There was little skir-
mlshing three miles from Marietta by the en-
envy. Yesterday the stsrp-hooter. were 90.
Ing all day. At 5 o'clock yesterday Hooker's
corps made charge on Col Burns division.
three lines deep. aud were repulsed with great
slaughter. Few prisoners were taken.
The Richmond Enquirer OF the 18Th says a
gentleman, who left Lynchburg Thursday,
states that Yankee force. 1900 strong, un.
der Hunter, Averill and Crook, was at Forest
depot on the Virginia and Tennessee. Railroad,
some eight or ten miles from Lynchburg.
They have done good deal of damage to the
railroad.
A train Of cars arrived from Danville last
night. The Yankee bet has not been accom-
pli-hed
Later.--The Richmond Enquirer OF the 18th
says Gen. Ave-il's forces had burned the
railroad bridge over Tye river, in Nelson
county, twenty-four miles from Lynchburg
Yesterday morning they burned the AIRING
ton depot and passed on TO Amherst Cour,
House.
Later information reports Crook within six
miles Of Lynchburg.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22

AccIDESTs.-Yesterday afternoon while Mr..
james Boyd was at work upon the shears on
Commercial wharf, attempting to pry up some
thing, the lever suddenly lifted aud he was
tarown some ten or fifteen feet In the air. He
struck on his head as he came to the ground,
and was severely injured in the head and
shoulders.
One Of the employees In the foundry OF
hessrs Charles Staples & Son while engaged
yesterday 10 lifting iron, had one of the nails
on his fingers stripped off, whole, by the iron
falling on il. The nail was taken Off as CON-
plete as a surgeon could do IL.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-22
From the Army Of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERs ARHY PoToMAc.

June 2OIh, 5 A. NJ.
Yesterday was very quiet day along the
lines OF both armies. Skirmishihg and artil.
lery firing occurred at intervals; the 9th corps
during the day probably lost 100 men, their
lines being so close to the enemy that ii was
dangerous TO enter or leave them.
An attack was made on our centre about 10
o'clock last night, but 1t was quickly repulsed
In the charge made Friday evening by the
81 brigade under Col. Carroll, the 39th North
Carolina rebel regiment was captured, num-
oering about sixty men, with their officers aud
flags. Two of Crawford's aids were wounded.
The loss In the 5h corps for the past three
days will reach about 1000 The "a corps
has lost about 1920 since Wednesday last.
A flag OF truce was sent to the enemy's
lines yesterday, for the purpose of getting the
dead and wounded between the works, but IL
was refused