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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-05
p;v,,o Service IN Trini,, Church.

Fast day ives observed a; Trinity Church By
Divine Service conducted by The Rev. Drs viuton aud
oevie The church was well filed. There WAS 10
selmou tho Rev. nr. Horg,n Dix being ahsen'. but
,pcoa order of service was observed was arranged
Tor tie aay. fellows,
Instead Of the anthcm-peni',. Frshemps Domino :
Palm cI41. De proJ.rdis elar0pi Psaus-h. ". 30.
lIer,ons-Is,iah lyi. snd Luke All One OF the
R,ctors read lie Presidents Proclamation. which was
followed by the h. mn Ber'dit'. and the rel'inc Of tho
gay. Prayers-frst Two SET forth tor use during the
National trorbes The Llfany enecd selections OF The
PS.uis m meter. seiecfisn H. verses a D. 9Ad s"te
sing ard tie Ten Compartments 'sad AIei re COZ
lpc,s Which followed, TIE presiding ketci fead t' io'-
( lowing epistle from LsDertations la. p.
9th oiiie Lods rsrc.e. tia1 we sfr ioi con'um.d ee
oouse si' conrseH fs rot They are new every IA rnns
great g. Thy fs,ai,lnes Tho Lord a ny p0He" 'ah ~
soul; therefore " hope ~ Hin II" ioa !, good INTO
Ntn thst wait fr MN 10 'l sou thai s-,Ac;A Hun II IL
coed tai sAod both hope sai iseiy "ti iof the
at.. IN m. s,v lie ,,,to,h alone AID .sre. be.
eause lie bah bofe i npoa l.u lie e :" 90 ,-,- Ia
iis dus II % he there LAY be hols ~, Won ~. che, 70
ilp Lord all not esst n or 'vrr ot ET e'oso n -
vet lie ~ Lave compassion .oels 81 'ng mutNae ~ 10
norrc, For Il- do.h pct sfiet ~lngy nos sisse tie
cLiiarcn 4 nen.r
AID he Gospel from 81. MARI y. IS.
And the tanc dsy, whsu .Ysu seonn, Ne ssith
unto them Let - pa. auto The otter i And ~h,n
they hsd sent away The mulus 'hsy oee ia eve :, is
slips And ticre ct storm q wmt 80 e waves
bG, into the sh,p 20 :4st It 40 row ' AL i,e va N
the hinder part u The sh'r s.lceT on = p.'owi aud
they awake Him. sE4 ga unto linn, AAster. Garrett
thsI 99 ,e-i W. We, pm pa Hs si''s .qP
Aud tie wind ocass, and there wa con-. Aad IL,
rail- them, ~ ~ frafff. How l. ID ;aat
have no !st And they feared ctrteihry ard aid
Rhoiher Whet men l. b. dat tLe wind srd
the Does hnif'
| The east hymn. !. and 3. were then
spng tie Collects FOR The f.fh Sunday after Trinity
read and after pronouncing the third piavcr " bo
used during the psescnt oub.e' the h, n'@s''on "as
/ p.oLDgAosl.
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NEwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY AUGUST s, 1854.

necessary law ends there n" NJ" NJ frceaon sno cum
sco, spess beefns-.S beca'se on arthcln ano
arirr .rv law has 10 be introduced guide the "utona
ton simply becsuse ~ no. sqna 20 That very 'owes'
and simplest al tree Gets, Lac t-s'ne up s u
whish Of two or three rqus.y lencfcid courses
shall take because 1t cannot dctrmtne ns..s anu Ss
In the absence " refson uin-i he ac'e' s ,s "a
a ruls--of conscicuh .r,ss because \, all reg
choice all acts OF Judgment Involve CONSEQUENTLY. ad -
the ntsRect act "a say. ~ linear ses ~
along stream VI 1ccesJary ssqaehvss. Nifhou'
fng tho moment 1t hss a. dyGe itscH AZ u NeIeS
enter into twodifcgsnt but s'fatficors courses, anu
select between them ir Ia Fer emp bic o. nueous
tic action and m.st tabs NJ sefspowiedse ~ tc xe!
act Of choosing bats ,5a fwo "fernhtNca. az paD
b,ges ingenious experiments oonaiuie very ca'PIs
demonstration chat the more L. Chemical Tue 'Hoio
automatic is tho acli1i ofiheilteiei. the recr TON
error gi be the operations e II piofss' tnat inc
intellectual autplatpn "a cr Hsl pS-es tine superior
of the intellect, be.S II as riiLor iesdoh nos co.
sciousness to dsiutb itto,rOos hui Inst *nere ehe
autm pcts .nt0 diff cli.ss Is recy ~ thn' poi.t
which the rel MIS-, scio. ii ppPhy "sh 10 Ignore
atogethcr-the posnt whrie nee Jln sia sercohScoos
~ LOudon Spectator
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A" 30 3cuih.v
~ "a. r4u., Of III, ". J. r,,sm.


" ne Ednsr If rhs " D. TSisHn,
SIN: You condemn VI. Prime Of The ". Y.
Oc,>rv,r for G.v-ns ~. ose 70 south forthwith.
because his heart was vith the SOUTH
Amer all did not NJ Prime do Jas; what you, 10
loyal earnest o6for constantly doing. just what
earnest petriots are doing eeyGay avsipg those az
tie North who arc sgmg4Sy wilh the Sou'h, I" 60
SosAf We say 10 y. - "a nswspIper. Ia speech, in
conversation. go where you bci5ng; ~ TO your
flesds; Get across tie lines, lcle !oa eroak and dt'
courage enlistDcns. an abuse the Government and
are generally aud indigriualyl drgr AMI anitsanco;
Go sanih the wee ,o-j-y. Is soon a possible
DO We not y Vaaaai.;inm jd what 1r Prime
sid TO Dr. Ho,e' Did We aot 20 !uftaer and eItol
the rresi5crt when ho 81 than advise. when he
gave YaIand,gha ~ snr;AuNrdi And II DIT.
IIoge h.i not taasn pIre atgic, would We not have
CONNIE nded tie military poyer walsh skoud haze com
pels4 the SOothern yu.asiiser TO take the route
POINTED by tie PRIME inseTi ForIey part wish that
every disoya minilieI AID iaynin void receive and
follow last ssch coaHsel o. Prime gave DT. Hcge.
1.u.y yours "
Aabtrn, " " Aug. I. Ma.
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Theatrical management.

To he Editor Of The ~ y. Tribune
SrR: II is not my desire 10 trespass upon the
kindness extended the admission Of my previous
nlcs,on 20 your yauabe columns but pabshed reply
OF Thosps demands briei AID Anal aOtico IA sel
justaraoa lie susSess that CIV l. ought 70 know tia,
ballet glr. are eppsensices 4ak Hun for Information that
Lestis experiences Of nearly half century hes not fur
nised have always. knorca them to be srgased bytho
week. paid By the week subject to dismissal with less
than weeks notice. sni Ihssps challenged to
hoiter in the United States where they he'd ppEu
Equally variance with fact the assertion that mo
class OF work harder night aud DAY takes such great
risks and invests much capital" acetous ThepIs)
managers The work" OF Manager mus, be terribly sbo
when he has ACTIN, manager sase manager and prompt
to direct and the see operations, wh
aud assistants 10 perform tho duties Of his financial depart
a. ios capital inyese1C) WHY we pesa that BY
capital joke. Again, paiheticny sSnred het The
itcqueity takes in but 80 90 per week. While s
pcnEes $3.50 $4,000 hc latter p-abls exss
seraioal Let inform the symPahizng Tbspi. that
ger In s any other city would desire create
pery than average nightly receipt Of $500 throughout hs
and woris Of that sstimats Of his
which iherers liable IN favor Of grs,ns than
exclusive privileges Certainly Government. State county
city taxation should not be applied those whose cot
es thousands Of dollars Of tic pubic or,y are deposited
weekly Assuredly not Tax the poor Income bat ie,
theatrical 10 free "espis" will Of eourss bHye
this cruel liability speedily removed Finally would advise
my esteemed iend In his Jealous devotion causs of hs
managerial friends to acquire thorough knowledge of d
matte Affairs before lie again employs bis pom toue he
cyidoutly so little understand avn
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The sins Of the Nation.
A SERMON BY THE REV. DR.. suNDERI

SERMON BY THE RBv. DR.. SUNDERLAND.
There was large attendance at the Rev. DR..
1urchards Church. on Thirteenth street, yesterday
arenoon. Amer the usual Introductory services the
Rev. Dr. Sunderland nado the following text the sub.
jsot OF very eloquent discourse:
nce the dys Of fathers have been in grsst tres.
psss this day and for iquiies we king.
na priests bes. delivered io the hands Of tie Kings o.
e lands TO the sword 70 captivity and to spoil aud TO
AEon of face as 1t is thif esy"-Ezra, clap. ix,
He said the captivity nfiiction to the
Jews not for three years but for seventy years. Those
Who went into 1t children caue out OF it old men, The
sext Is q mirror in which may ourselves The
history Of the American Union second to none In the
anals of the nations. We prosperous and thought
1pthing could remove from our poce but at length
de blow fell audfor three yeats we have been engaged
81 terrible Struggle. aud all classes called
fsuch soeo raockery there wil BE exhibited by those
che groat matority-who viii indulge IN friyoy, HceR.
tiousness profanity and drunkenness We the l8oet
wicked the most eudacione people on the face OF the
earth Judged By that class OF The nation
has been stricken VITA moral lepTosy which can only
b removed By the searching Judgments food Moral
causes have led into serious noube. We must re-
nose thess before the tr0nbe wiz cease. The
time hes when other sins beside those II
Hcrcia and political character nust be repented Of
and when that Is done We may date q
peY era Of national prosperity and happiness.
We must come back to the simple law Of honesty TO all
men. Only God coming With thun1ering aud light
willfuy blind. We have woTshiped trinitT OF evil
Menus MamInon and Moloch. Weare nation Of
Testers and jokers caring for the ancul and I'M
real than for the substantial and truthful In life The
speaker remarked Will greet emotion that there were
en who made treason subject Of praise aad covered
With their tinse the traitors who stabbed II their
~ lie spoke OF the stock jobbing al Wall street de-
Caring that place the most infamous nest Of treason
dis side Of the Potomac The whole business was
worse than the faro table. Look 90 the course Of the
Nan who coined tie Proclamation lew moDths
ago and wimt was his sxcusei he thought II was
Q clever hoax and that oil she people wolld wonder
what genius contrived L. This was the fruit OF Wall
street gambling That man wanted money, and lie
easat and O fraud We had better al be impoverished
n we can IN thot way regain our integrity. We have
been cruel people. slaughtering the rcd men ana on
shaving the Blacks; the latter have sactu!ced ~
pnlone. The low wits and p0T0oas, who CONDUCT the
touyr ala In NewYork, laugh VI the saernces peeuing
ON tho altar Of this moloCh. lie said pertdid1s En-
gland to lie IGinstated in The affections OF
1s American people. undoubtedly goas over our aluie-
Ion. Hs remark that she le Lypoclite ID nations.
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A sugse-fion.
To n. Editor Of The n. " 7r,5g.e

To tse Editor of The A. 7. Ir,o9ne = 10 I
SIR: 1t is probable that Tie hesi:ancy on the
part 81 our Government retaate for the Fort Pillow
aud other assacres is through fear that the Rebels
will Us counter retaliation. execute as may OF oue
prisoners. Would not that difficulty DO net by 90
Goyorpnent giving notice that a9y counter rstssss
tory measures were adopted, would execute one %
their officers for eveIy soldier 50 eaeented by them
They care BAT little ior the hives Of their soders, boz
very much for their officers. they being OF another
caste. Would not this psese0t the Whoesais
slaughter above named 1 suppose that they would
rejoice to haze a wholesale retaliation going on, %
motye 10 induce European Interference the grounS
OF humanity.
Oraage, NJ J, Jnly q, 1861.
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IAdYertlsenlrnt.l

The FouRTH NATIONAL BANK, NEw-YoRx.
DrposrrAnr AND FINANCIAL Aoksr or THE UNITED srArnA
win receive subscriptions for the 3lVrrea.uy Notse
These notes will DO convertible at maturity into slI Pm
CENT GoLp BEARING $50 Bonds Parties subscribing bs'
18th Augut viii be allowed interest To that date. ThOss sub
scng that date will pay accrued interest Rsoossisn,
the Importance of general subscrpion to this PorvLAs
Loan this Bank viii allow all Subscribers WHOLE con
MISSION Of So so on each 81 Gao subscribed. e.. lF
MORRIS KsrcHux, PSsddAas
d. ". VAUGHAN, Cashier .f ...'i-, .l
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Lending to .be Government.

To As Eli,or cf Ihe y. y Ttib.a'.
SIR: IL s as imperative on the patriot, IN the
pen, .sse of our believe aniiy, snSio teenden o.
10 sustain Grant. lei u III. fact impeled no 70
write to you a-kng "a poof uan' could help
the Government You p00sd end sn'Ner't iny etisr In
accordance with your instructions spld to three savings
bank. They reigaei maize snY auusecf< to hP ne 20
a.ns, the Government. bu, m tat an representative
large ciss OF workhs-a. conubi Ell sppacstieas
nusly found jus, desired AID tor TIC benelt
Of tia, class request you rUbl l the ioowini:
Mr. Jord5n Of she Third a! Bank No NAssas street,
fs5m - upward me Government the depositOr
bavar The privilege Of adj 40 pr week or niontn as
suits him lie THE dsposlor viii receive cefhci.e u de-
pot peagins the bank i.ud iucny the Oovernnen
to pay back whoc any 1T Of GsmdHG, al moneys
remaining on deposit dIsw ~ 10 Ior cen. Interest Fot
peuny dsduc,e ed TO- slcal serviee- AZ this 10 tho ohg
oaak In the city aaana other ilat utsrs ts. wish u
70 make x t. Here a the advantages u savings
bsk poor mani sickness o. work compels him
draw hls sayngs he do al :i have tie proud
eoueiousrcss tat tho bis sbhJ DO acted the
part Of patriot fe0w.wurkngmen have by hard scnpns
saved sio. en gong 10 lend 1t the GoyeDloent ask
YOU H. the OF humanity and patriotism. g and DO
iNcwise Your eouny asks your assistance. Respond ren
efousyquek think Of the proad e,naenoe you stand
before tho workngnen Of the wordan raeteds eif.res
AM aeqal yourself 40 though yoa is.1 your dignity
Neg York, Aus. :, 1904 n. 5. q.
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To he Editor Of TIE n. T. irnrne
Sin: The article IL The Trey Mig OF the 25tt'

To he Editor Of TIE n. L. ir"'n'.
Sin: The article IL The Trey Mig OF the 25tt'
December last signed = Long Exgesleacs' herewith
sent yon was written sooly 1ih view to aroasins
generous and cnaaaing e3ie Tea<ine sense 81 tEe
utter worthessnsss uf IL. Aionitor fion'Cnas cop
les OF which at tue iis TO tire heads oil depart
nc,,is members " Congress- and senate. which,
heeded would have saved millions OF dollars and "ha'
/, Of yasty greater nfotace. national ~ lr as the
Navy Department IA coae,rigl Disgrace. Tie propo
stons Contained ia tho ailcie above alluded TO- 10
eether with those the signature OF "Loyn Nv
liens" published In LIE TElggsg snd Iime', remain
my erred peirl me through the medium Oh your
extensively circulated psper to call apon MI Ericsson
and his co eontr.cofg 10 state whetner they have OF
will turn over g. G. Navy Department. IN exchange
for the "twenty. wo millions Of dol rs Of the peoples
rnoDey they have prkr,A hy yssci calculated ID
the degree AID In a.s,ng doTH the Re5aiioa
The current Of pubic opinion hay,ng nj an early dy
set 80 strongly In ssor i the "GGnisor, S'aae ana
makes Il very dilicul- oinyee 40 officers - s"0
Navy Department. If tie erroneous prime Pics upon
witch they arscoastIVel haee sac appai eas ainbi'
guilty os the article Of sbo 18th December llst which,
with this eommRBio abgn, peaio plflish- assuring
the reader that 10 j c,lr,esy 10 tie Navy De
paItmest. contractors or iu..ac-. il intended. the
solo object the wrlss bal n riow heiag TO sstle the
peities " whom the'S qhc "AerItor') construction
was iatrusted sense II he great responsibility rest
r.stipa upon them Irf1 EXPERIENCE.
Nep. York Aug 3 1854.
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FAST DAY IN NETWORK.
a SKETCH OF IT'S OBSERVANCE.

In accordance with the Recommendation OF
c,.xr,ss end tas prOclamstiOn' Of the National STATE
"a Municipal Ercutves. yesterday was very gen
..Iry observed in Nev-York as season OF Fasting
xgulistion ard Prayer. Business was entirely su''
,,,a.a the banks and public Offices closed and fhe
ttv wore almost the aspect Of the Sabbath. In most
a thcchurches which had not closed for She Summers
sstoa services held appropriate to the occasion
below We give sketehes Of several Of the sermons
nrssched
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ADVERTISEMENT
AuVoIlIscfutHIsI
GOVERNMENT POPULAR LOANS.
TuR FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
FI,oAL AaxNr ron New Yorx.

FISCAL kaExr ron NEw YORK.
is receiving subscriptions for NEW $40 TsHluHS
NorEs and continue. to receive subscriptions for the laU
GOLD sEARISo BoSDs
The 3le Treasury notes have .cn snnusl coupons an1
are dated Ausu, Is Parties paying for them before that day
win deduct tho interest 10 that date and those paying me-
tie 18th OF August viii add the back interest
commission Of one dollar aud half per 81 eco VIII b
allowed TO subscribers. The notes Ss lOos, 500
OOOs aud 5000 and VII be delivered here {" pronyu,
as they are received from Washington
JANIS CvarHxr. Cashier Fi,s, National Bank,
No. Waist, N.wYork
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would now say all we have 10 do IS 70 ips '"e% On,
ashamed by acting wisei, ana wsi an re Sno"'a t in
10 I'M NO thonQh an cd loan % -. nv D'i's - "
hi. own country till te fe.t rat was beh,V
possibis for IL " be disbegoFst IA ,et "a ,,s 10
led Vas over al blessed forces na ~ y N. sres.
encs that the swords may 10 b'n ini2 a"ms aS MN.
and the nation learn wr more aru tu. n'' worse
seIf would esligiten and enaasirel' ~ tbse OF
- ious Of gain AMI carn'i..y nn'i We iJ's o' Hs
,.o,a sominiou over our ieo ~ Creatures.
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CRY srEws.
Gsass N

MuRDEROUs ASSAULT - TROUBLE AMoNe
STRIKERS Wednesday eyenin several horse shoeu
who had recently suack for higher wages went to ias
snsithery near TIE Sxhayenue Railroad stsbes, ano
assaulted James Brsniisan oUe of the blacksrntna
who Lad declined 10 join IL the strike. Branngan hed
but was pursued By henry Miley, and when meas
Twentyfourth street. the latter struck Branngan On
the head with a turning .hammer, knocking him unR
conscious 10 the payeneut ana IL alleged that Mle1
then inflicted other blows his head crushing IN the
skull officer Newlet Of tie Twenty ninth Precinct
arrested Mley. with the bloody hummer in bis possess
sion and Brannigan subsequently, partially reylye9y rc
eoguled the prisoner tie person who committed ths
assault The accused was committed TO prison b. Jae
tice Ledwith.
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ne nrollusrnf,

TO TIE Editor If The ~ y. Tribune. .i 1lt la 1lI..l
SIR Would you please inform lie whether an
enrolment list in which every citizen IL peculiarly
ought not u be oIyn Tor public inspection n.Aw.
Mo- York, Aug 2, 1864
Wa presume ell proper information will be
gysn BIZ the enrolling officers, it certainly onghtEd
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JUVENILE BAGGAGE SaASHBR.--Gustot Koch
lcr Of No A Bond street. appeared before Justice
Ledwth yesterday. and complained Ibat w iLIan Hok
land errand boy 10 whom lac Lad intrasted tIun3
watch which he valued Ut 500. Holland was committee
IN defanlt OF 400 bal.
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MAYHEM Sarah Slvie made complaint -
the Essex Martet Police Court against Phehe D1sieh
alleging that the latter. who is one OF her htigho of
bit OF Der p, While the two with other coored Perso
were engaged in a free night al No. 100 Suffolk stTeet
where they live The accused was eoA-aitied, IN 90
fault Vi ESQ bail. by Justice Mansfield
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MAJ. HARRY GILMoRE.--l'he Rebel Majo'
Harry Gilmore who was reported killed. at Chambers
bury ia alive and we'll and was at Shepherds,9wn zee
teriay morulng with a small detachment OF hiscom
mend Washington btar, ID
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TAere are fgus Of return

was received With Applause. There are hgns OF return
nr reason Snoe tie we hsvs Dale s"me pfoa'esS
and the sooner we are separated In snbs,nico uIu
essence nom Slavery the sooner we mag o'A io'
staDtai peace.
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Il IAdvsrt.ssInent-l .ft ... .. Ill.
.f U. S. SHES Of lo5l, .-g .s.-
Sos, Io0s. 500s, an I,00Os, for sALsby
1HoAasoS Baos
Corner Of Broadway and WallsA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-07

MOVEMENTS OF NATIONAL GUARDs.-The
Guards came pouring in by squads, cOmPa-
niss and battalions, yesterday and Thursday,
until Camp Cleveland is as busy as ever it was
in its busiest, and our streets assume the as
pect which they wore in the first days Of war.
Over two thousand of the National Guard
have already reported at Camp Cleveland.
The camp is calculated for $500 men, but
ouartsrmaster spangIsr has been ordered to
prepare ratiOns for 10, 900 men, so that some
of the regiments will prObsbly be sent of as
soon as mustered and equipped.
Among the Guards already arrived at Camp
Cleveland are the 49th Regiment, from Sene-
ca county the 54th Battalion, from Summit
county, under command of Captain W. L.
Evsrit; the 9Osh Battalion, from SOlon and
Dover; the goth, from Ottawa county aud
the SD regiment, $50 strong, from Wayne
county, under command of Col. james L..
Drake. None of these troops have yet, we
believe, been mustered in. We learn that
the 54th Summit County, battalion is to be
consolidated with the 49th regiment. The
goth and 3Oth battalions, which wore as j..
signed to the 29th, and ordered by Col. Hay
ward to be consolidated, object to the order
quite strenuously.
The doubt which has hung over the prOba-
bic union of the OberIin company with the
29th has been entirely removed by telegram
from Gen. Barlow, received last evening,
stating that the Oberlin company had been
assigned to the 29th. This will be hailed
with Joy by both the 2sth and the oberlin
boys.
The remaining city companies of the 29th
we're mustered in yesterday and in the even
ing the regiment had dress parade on On
tario street, acquitting themselves, as usual,
in the best of style The order for to-day was
announced, which, however, contained moth
ing of specislimportsnce
We learn that the Tumor given in Tues
days Statesman, to the effect that the Ma
tiOnal Guard was to be granted a furlOugh
en- niasse until Wednesday next, is incorrect.
The Columbus Journal Of yesterday morn
says, "Just before we went to press last
night we learned that General Heintzleman
had ordered the National Guard at Camp
Chase to the field. We did rot learn their
destination"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-07

der to lay the first number Of Dickens new
story, with the much criticised title, Our
Mutual Friend" before the public st the
earliest possible day. That story alone is
worth the price of the Magazine. The ts-
bic OfcOntents is as follows A Chapter on the
COOIie Trade; Morts d'Arthur The Heir
of Raymond Hill; Wine Making in Califor-
mia; Three Lives; My Sword Song; The
Small House at Arlington, concluded Three
Trophies from the War; Your Humble Ser
want; Only Twelve Left; The Letter G A
Dead Love; Our Mutual Friend, by Dick
ems; Why Wrote It; Homeopathy; To-
ward Sunset; NOrthward; and The Poor
Whites of the South, with the usual cenolud-
ing miscellany. 1t is a good number.
W.D. Baker has it for sale.