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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26
Dsno-Germau Affairs,

The successful passage Of the Lynn flord ~
the Prussians is confirmed.
arnistice with view 20 peace negotiations. -
The belief is generally entertained that peace VI
soon be concluded.
1t is reported that King Christian proposesin the
peace propositions include the transfer OF the Dan
ISL Navy condition Of his remsiDng King Of Den
marx undcr the protection Of the German C0Dfedera-
ton.
The new Danish Ministry have sent message TO the
Rigsraad, OF which the following Is n summary;
sThe King deeIning that men unconcerned IN iats
events would b. better able 70 save our Father lano
has decided upon change OF Ministers. We hope 70
Obtain the confidence Of the Rigsraad and Of the people
Otherwise we shal be poWerless 10 lay down pro-
gramme AT present. 1t would be impossible to do 60
The new Mpsters can only give assurance that In TAX
ing their stand firmly upon legal ground they VIII never
advise the King TO adopt an illegal measure.
The message concludes by say ing tbei tne Ministers
will consider their mission to uphold ;he Independence
OF Denmark.
The Haspendapes BsLss asserts that the King OF Deb
mark has invoked and obtained the intervention OF TIE
Emperor Napoleon.
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Colored Troops.
TteS,sr, Department. WasAinS'or
yrou Our Special Correspondent

yroo Our Special Correspondent
Army OF The POTos,c, Jolly 70, 1904.
As bearing with much pertinenee ana force
mon the questions touching negro troops ind Tor inc
sal. OF tho information contained concerning their
management In tho Department Of the Gulf make 'he
,ououng extracts from letter received here when
IA, fallen under my eycs. The writer has ooiofed
command IN Louisiana and writes to bis brother an
officer in this army extract only those paragraphs
A.. have relation 10 black soldiers. The letter Is under
date Of July 3, ledi;
:. Then Too, believe in Gen Bnteis
,,ooer will and understanding upon the coloied lues
Ion Gen smith, too. am gra;ihed 70 SEE Is - ~ 49,
ltd AT last and that by the handsome conduct o .o
Mact troops under his command. by Georgei ~ WIS
glorious-just the thing - ,.., chat Him,
III Was most tit and proper that just u. ,nlus
.,onId happen that good conduct AMI very nsra' ~,
Zee ~ he colored men. We actually ehs! you NV
Tho men Of your corps We feel az II you IA. s and
w, than YOUR fair share Of tho hard hSnuht, shu
ers monop1Dizing too much Of that sense % sAtSne
,on Ia licL men entitled who have noDp "oho
bole duty ia q trying time-and all 'nls 10 o"n Ill IL
ION for we are excluded. We have zone h.'iai55
nothing but stand agapc, or res, upon our -
T. FIAT we have been deprived Of share IN JUST me-
.eryces which your coored troops have atey ~
90 the couutry-ud made the country rceOuiu WIN 'no
- az n TOO . . WAY d. ne hey order ns 20 go
en- and 6Iip yoaP The only thing they gave coloIeu
room, here 10 do in the way Of duty tetisue uu.t
working on the forts, &c., while not White ur VI M
,ba thousands of enlisted soldiers here unt yesterday
has bcen required to lit spade No military or 9,he
necessity can Justify this. There is whole brigade OF
ms here but We are not drilled IN tactics are NOT DO
ing prcpa,ed for hgling, not being quailiiea W
peei no numbering wretohes OF fo'' 'i'o"
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The London Times (city article) says that the
advance OF the Confederate Loan to "a Is partly owing
TO advices received by specuators
TIE London Daily Nsrs says that the floating supply
OF Confederate bonds is diminishing, owing 70 tneir
being absorbed by blockade runners or the
cotton. c.,.r,,>
The Atlantic Mail Company, Galway Steamship iahS
have further adjourned their meeting until the losn
July to ascertain the definite result OF the proposal
the Postmaster General.
Parliamentary proceedings were unimportans.
The customary Ministerial white bait" dinner W.
fixed for July 20 aud Parliament would be prorogueo
about week thereafter.
THE REAR5ARGE AND THE FLORIDA.
Iwas reported that the Kesrsarge and the Flords had
an engagement of Jersey, July 49, that the kearsarge
was disabled and had 10 put into Corey and that the
FLORIDA came up and waited of Corey TO renew the en-
gagement No details are given.
4 letter nom Calais says that the Confederate
steamer Rappahannock, at that port lately had ludg
ment pronounced against her BY the boulosne Chanpss
OF ommerce sor commercial debts contracted ~ heS
captain ard officers that the Board attempted TO M
the notice of sale but that they were prevented py the
Captain, and had to draw up process verbal.
Captain Semmes was travelling iHeoSNns In neanes
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sowm.rcIsI Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-ln the LONDON
Money the Funds were improving Sndsi sns pscas
IN The ooen p.ket were ids cent below the Banks mini
Th. IVES. India steamer had arrived with nearly s27ce
tvxK,ooL CorroN MARKET iAhThe Gales Of Cotton fes
s.Ss reach " 100 bales including 900 bales TO speeus-
@ ana ,rporter The market buoysnt, with an advance
OF lqild A. n since Friday last. n,
TRADE RgPoRr.The Manchester market 10 exceo, witn
an advancing tendency. - -
LrERrooL bRKADsrurys makxfr' tn-ine ocssas'ups
market Is quiet but steady. Aessrs Richardson, spence
Co report: Flour Quiet and steady. Wheat nrm Wines
Rcd sl6asa Corn easier; Mixed. 20 3d9oia
ht 4, generally firm Wskebed Nash Co, and others 70.
mort Reef am Pors has upward tendency Bacon stn
advancing Lard nre. Of a. Gi3i. Taiow stssdJ bo'~
IIyrnpooL PEopucE MARKET ltth.-Ashes qnisti Sogss
stosdy Coffee guile, snd steady Rice quiet Linssed "
.eady Rosiu: sales small Spirits Turpenne inseuvs -
90. Petroleum quiet quoted, ~ on the spot. 1911, C.
LoSpoS MARNEr..-BREADsruyys quiet and steady ss-
GAR easier CoFrys has upward tendency 1SA sen'
Ricg quiet. 1ALLow dull .oo,.
American stocss-sse. Illinois Central RR Il NhS|oe
discount, Eria LIZ. t5G%9
LATEST.
IiyTRrOoL. July I5.-COrroN-Sales OK the weeki
u.s. 600 bales including oG o:es 70 ,, ~ nc 1890
of sfQii x 10 on the week The saes today Fndayl wcN
10 100 bae, Including 900 n spectators and exporters, "
closing buoysr and unchanged the tono~s
lied quotations. Fair. MiddlinG
Orleans .....".........N Nominal. Ss9a'
Moone,''''''''' Nominal. sid
Stock IN por-2i2Ooo bales. Of which l,7'o ea'ss ~
American. =. , .,.aav, Wheat
PxosoSs-he marks< Is fr with upward tsndensy
Iospos July is-Consos close s ol i s5a@o
hion In the Bank Of England has decreased
AsrRcAN SIocxs-The latest sales were; hiino" NeN"S
RI 4ld4o di.coun, Erie RR., Sod@
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The Wur in the south West.
MELVILLE, Monday. JuIy .. ls

NASHVILLE, Monday. July -, 1854.
The remains Of Gen. Mcpherson reached
here at a. H. to-day and were escorted through to the
Louisville depot by the 18Th Regulars. Capt Lamonle
OF the 10Th tennessee Infantry Col scuy OF the reg
Mar Artillery, Gems. McElToy and Gillom, and Gov.
Johnson and sia were In the procession which com
prised al the officers Of the different departments in
the city.
The remains leave by special train at - O'clock at
noon accompanied by guard Of the 18th Regulars OF
two officers aud 20 men. Sandusky, ONO The streets
were thronged with citizens and all the employees OF
the Departments assembled 10 honor the remains Oh
Gcn. Mcpherson. -, soc,
Memphis papers Of the I'D say that Gen.
Smith. command was moving into Memphis Fifty OF
the prisoners captnrod at Tupelo, mostly Of the I'd
Kentucky Cavalry among them captain, two leuten-
ants and four sergoants, have been brought in and
lodged in Irving Prison. Others expected 10 arrive
soou. Two hundred Rebel prisoners were len at
Tupelo FOR want OF transportation.
The BnHeiia says that Gen. Socum arrived at Grand
Gulf on tho 18th without opposition, mud captured
several Rebel eutenants and small parties Of Rebel
soldiers.
The Rebel General Richardson has given notice that
all persons conscrped IN Wet Louisiana not reporting
within ten dsys woulJ be considered jlyhawiers. and
shot.dow without mercy.
Tie Shreveport Noes contains an account Of Violent
hurricane which passed that town early In June
The steamers Stels Dan Lewis aud several buildings
we're DESTROYED The crop Wa also much injured.
Tho Rebel Gen. Dick Taylor, in & congratnlaiory or
der 10 the soldiers Of Wet louisiana, recouniing
the defeat Of Gen Banks makes use Of the following
elegant and chiyafous words Long " III tie accused
Yankee race remember tho great riyer Of Tcras and
the changed hue OF hs trbd waters darkened With a
liberal admiXurc Of Yankee blood. Tho eold-olocded
alligator AID rayenogs crawhsL wax fat on the rich
food and our native vulturo holds high nyohy over
many fostering corpse"
The dino FOR tho delivery " cotton for The beHcht on
the Confcderacy has been extended 20 Augustl
On the 10Th iast Slclbys Rebels oro up portion OF
the track Of The Memphis aud Little Rock Railroad
near Brownsville and fired into passenger train.
shelb,'s forces are reported 10 be cneampcd near
Davalrs Bluff.
Isgau was south % the Arkansas River.
Pursuant to Instructions from the War Department
on request Of the Secretary OF state, Gen. Washblrn
issued on order on the ODD notifying all persons resd-
inc within the limits Of tho dstrc. Of Memphis who
claim exemption from service in tho enrolled militia on
the ground OF foreign birth TO leave within forty eight
hours after the publication Of this order and not to TO-
urn while tho order remains In force under penalty oi
arrest and punishment.
There has been 10 change In the Memphis cotton
market
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Iron a Private L.tter.i
lnr.rr.IInD.luIP IIN,II
:, I
HEADQUARTERS lsT DEIC.. % DIV, liTH A. e.,
Jnly a. 1864 J

ur.norusrgEs IgT BEIc.. % DIV, lin A. C.,
July H. 1864 y
Here we are, within sight of Atlanta, the oh.
iectve point OF the campaign. We have lad week OF
rest and expect 10 move every hour or DAY. Two OF
three corps already oyer The rVer ana iee conn
dent that within two weeks we shall occupy Atlanta
The letter in The Tribune from Big Sbanty paper
Of june go believe. admirable description OF
such scene and is os real as word picture can De
vet TO be appreciated. must b. an eyewitness ~ Is
true Of very many army scenes In TACT people ~ hohe
have no real conception Of an army In any respect
You read day by day that Sherman has advanced hS
army 20 many miles til at last II is announced that he
hoochoe You don't ace the intermnabe forests
through which his army has moved You do ut think
of the country % q wilderness, 80 far ~ cqlti-
goSn , ." ss Ies Of trcnches that the
soldiers have dug by day. and more especially
by night Won don't the roeds cut the bridges built
the swams corduroycd, BY which supply and ordinance
trains brought up; you don't see hundred thous
end men al the close OF wet rainy day. go into
bvouac 1T dark stretching over the country for por-
hsps eight ton niles IN reference all the time to
pos ton in ease OF atac ac you don't see the trains
OF ambDlaDoes going back with sick and wounded men
10 the railroad yoG don't sec the distr6ution OF nom
three 10 five hundred thousand POUNDS Of atons OF pro-
visions ard forage for the daily consumption Of The
army and not seeing these things 1t Is impossible iuly
10 realize the truth. - ,,
biDI YOU or any one else wonld bo disappointed In
Witnessing battle. Tho poc'cl and fancy descrip
tious OF advancing lines. charging columns dhhing
ngyaIry brilliant officers with drawn swords rideress
bOlres c8rftfiIg over puma ny H"'t
in lie breeze Sc may do for the books and papers
| bur not for an eyewitness of battle 10 see.
once in many wears, and never amid the
hills and woods. wind and dust. In which battles
| are fought II the charge Of june q. %ns in our
'front.' line OF works which the charging party went
and il was Impossible 10 much OF Them after they
had gore few rods and / sure no CORES pondent
went further than yet TO read the vivid descrip
tons would suppose they were where ~ oold al
have been seen and heard Now. In fact, suppose
what they graphically describe they get from differ
ent octors who would be close to whatever they have
near the truth Our works at one time only sixty
seventy feet from tho Rebel ones aud hand arm or
head that showed itself either side was sure TO DC
10 endure much better than expected. Though when
one cannot even have the luxury Oh stretching out ~
tie shade Of an open tree, but must mug inc uench
close 70 Tie works with shade VI dead pougbs over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26
Grsns Destruction of Rsifronds - The
Siege Progressing.
NASHVILLE, Monday, Ju

NASHVILLE, Monday, July p, lsoI
zen. Gauard's expedition has been successful
DESTROYING the bridges at Covngton 10 miles east of
Atlanta. The public stores at Covngton and Coneyer
were also DESTROYED. with 1900 bales of cotton, loco
motive and train Of cars Two hundred prisoners and
ntmber Of horses were captured.
Oor loss in the recent BEETLES viii foot up something
,ess than 1900.
We have found over 1000 dead Rebels, which with
e usual propor,ion Of wounded. viii make their loss
ever 1000.
Our army Is In good condition. and the situation IL
favorable.
Official news is in from in front Of Atlanta. II is
neaeer but no reyerses are reported. Gen. Sherman
rD maintains lis position and is vigorously advancing
Gen. Rousseau has successfully fulfilled his orders
sod reports loss Of only IL Of his command
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The S:ucrriIlns in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE July g. Isoi.
The city is very much excited BY the general
impressment of horses
All the avenues leading from the city arc pcketed'
Reports not authenticated state that night with the
guerrillas took place at Hopkinsville' wherein the
Federal loss is represented to have been 20 killed.
v ounded and missing Further particulars have pot
yet been heard.
IL is reported that Last night Rebel force oil soo OF
800 men, under Jessie In Carroll Co., si1 miles
from Client with the view OF crossing over into In
diana, and that they had there captured Two ah'
FOUNDER brass pieces in tie possession OF Inc hohe
GunIns.
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The Kearsarge Said to Have Been
Disabled.
THE DANISH QUESTION.
Proposition of an Armistice by Denmark.
Defeat Of the English in Nsw-zealand
FATHER PoHr, Monday July Is. 1884

0u1J
The steamship Belgian, from Liverpool on the
18th, via Londonderry the 18th inst passed this
point en- route to Quebec at O'Clock this afternoon
She was boarded BY the yacht Of the Associated
Press and summary Of her news obtained. Her dates
are two days later than those already received.
The steamship North American from Quebec arrived
q. Londonderry at 10 O'Clock on the evening Of No
18th Inst
The steamship Hanss. rom New-Yorf, Arrived -
Southampton on the 18th inst
The steamship Great Eastern had reached sneernsss
from Liverpool
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prnt e in The E1yro.S" you viii naturally inquire -!
answer frankly because Gen. Ire would rebuff me tst
least think fo) and because The Frres r,iuses poh
lively to admit io ts columns Many OF your feau.
ers will fancy that have been Dreaming Dot can
ssnre them that am in my waking senses never more
50 in ny life, and sincerely DESTROYS, by ths unei!
warning If osertnp IL the most awful eatastr"nes
that ever befel afflicted people You can pubhsh
this or not just as you choose.
Respectf.ly. CHAs j. 1ho"h'-
TsieysbHrS July 49, IeGi.
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BLOODY DEFEAT OF THE REBELS.
ney are Probably netYeating To-
ward Macon.
TIE CAVALRY RAID SUCCESSFUL.
--latest from AIanfa-DbPstche' 10 '"e
S-sverumens-Thc Rebels Preo"oy NC
sressing-Reiative Losses on Friday

eertAI UNpotCb 90 DC n l. IIIU'TVs
WASHINGTON, Monday, July Is 1864.
A dispatch from our army at Atlanta re-
.,yed BY the Government this evening estimates Onr
scs in Fridays battle at about 1900 and that of the
Rebels at about 1000. About 800 dead Rebels were
,uied in front Of our lcft wing.
The fighting is described hsying been terrific the
xbos making repeated charges or our lines with the
ssyonet each time being repulsed with mnoh slaughter
sd finally driven into their Notifications.
The Rebels had destroyed all their immense depc's OF
spyisions in Atlanta and it believed were retreat
l>s BY the Macon road. Oar cavalry would probably
Intercept their retreat long enough TO enable our III
ts.tyy 10 come up.
Ire Rebel lines were TO have been assaulted on sal;
ssdsy.
Two Rebel Brgadiers were killed, and two wounded.
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n a ssseau,s Great Cavalry Rnid-Whoie'
sale Destruction Of Railroads soo"'
Hentgomery.

eIroiA Dfpalcb 20 Tie " 7. Iflplhe'
WASHINGTON, Monday. July - 1905
Dispatches have just been received announ'
s,nc The successful result Of Cen Rousseaus cavalry
Expedition on the tanks OF Hoods army at Atlanta
Bousseaa's force left Decatur few days ago. re
.rossng the ChattGhoochee, his column proceeded
Soyp the railroad toward Montgomery, Ala. burning
~ the railroad bridges as they went
Arriving at Montgomery the column diyerged ana
sostroyed the railroad at different points for 70 miles
pssth Of that place.
Another column under Gen. Garrard, which len
Decatur al the same time destroyed the railroad De
tween that place and COyington.
The large railroad bridges crossing the Ucofauhaehy
ana Yellow Rivers, branches Of the Ocknulgee, were
burned.
Both columns have arrived safely at Marietta Loss
hitting.
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From. Cape Race.

ST.. JOINS. n. F. Monday July 25 1854.
A fog came in just as the steamship ASIA,
from Boston for Liverpool due of Cape Race, and
The s@srnsbip United Kingdom, from Glasgow for
Quebec passed Cape Race at o'clock on Sunday
morning, but was not boarded. c
Al 10 o'clock this morning the weather ct the Csps
was thick; thermometer, w.
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Rebel Loss, s.oOO-Union Loss, 1900.

MAsHlNGION, 1OnuhN, d NY -, IoU1
A dispatch to-day from Gen. Sherman states
ais loss in the battle q Friday at less than 0o0 while
at Of the enemy cannot be less than 1000 owing 10
,be advantage he took Of their effort TO tnTn his left
cumn. Ihero il TO Official information to show that
car forces have entered Atlanta.
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xhe Great Battle of Fridsy-siaushfer of
Ghe RebcIs-Tbe Battle Cry, " Isen.em-
her McPberson."
WARRINGTON. Mo


Tie REPUBLICAN,, extra, says:
DISPATCHES to the Government represent that great
ba:tle was fought in Atlanta Friday resulting in
horrible slaughter and complete repulse OF the enemy
at every point.
The Rebels holding tho largest part OF the city as.
sauted works with great fury, e'identy expecting
" drive our forces out Of the city.
The 18th Corps commanded by Gen. Frank Blair.
seemed to be the special object Of Rebel wrath they
aassed against it in overwhelming force. The 18th re-
oeyed he shock CALAMITY and held its own until Gen
Dodge with the 10th Corps, came up. when the Rebels
strs hurled back with great slaughter.
Gen logan at the head OF the 18th Corps, went into
hattie with the ralying cry OF Remember McPheT.
scnI"
This cops ss well as Blajr's 18th Corps both consti'
sutiDg tt, army under NajorGen. MCPHERSON. fought
desperately the Of the death Of their brave com
xAnder hNing been communicated to them jusi before
roing into battle.
Gen Mcpherson was shot while recOnnoitering. He
became separated from his staff for moment, and 8
Rebel shay) shooter shot him from an ambush.
The terrible struggle ended by repuiing the enemy at
rtry point o. the line.
Hwa. arranged that on Saturday Che dead Of both
sruies should be buried and the wounded mum, ell,
Snder fla, Of truce.
Our trooIs buried 900 Rebels left tho field within
scr lines; beside which. the Rebels buried many Of
their own dead themselves pesr their works. Upon
this basis r is estimated that the Rebel killed end
wounded Friday viii exceed $3.50 the proportion Of
Tiled to wounded in battle being about one TO seven
Oar loss will reach about so in killed and wounded.
The 18th Corps suffered severely tho enemys troops
having been uassed against it. 1t this act VI tie
snemy in part that cost him such heavy lose.
While the work Of burying the dead and removing
ps wounded was going o. on Saturday, Sheiman's
heavy artillery Playing upon the city, At the
tine large fires were observed In different parts OF
Atlanta supposed 10 be caused by the destruction Of
uppy depots and other Rebel property. which the
nv could not carry OIL and did not wish to f into our
Lands.
This Is considered as evidence Of their intending 10
uscnate the p,acc. Several Rebel Generals orc re-
ported 10 be killed. but their names are not yet given
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Lutsst- va Load0ndsrrs

LONDON. July 15.-Dano-German affairs re-
main unchanged.
The reported engagement between the kearsaIge ano
Florida off Jersey needs confirmation. IL is mise a.
regards the Kearsage which is cruising of Doyr pos
il NAV have been the gunbost Sacramento wmch has
laft hcrboufC.
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France.

The Bourse closed firm on the 14th at 66f
40c. for the Rentes.
A frghtful accident occurred on the Saone KVer a.
LYONS. 0hirty people we're drowned through iureh
OF an over-crowded boat
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A Bombay telegram of June "a reports thsi
Amer of Cabul completely defeated Aflsf Khan N .
great battle nc Bauica-
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head. and no chance Ia get tle brrc.e, goa may be
leye the men when they say II = intoleraDy hot.
our paymasters owe us from jan J. AID -upIose can
not pay till the campaign Is over AID hey can saiey
trust the ears ~ come 10 us.
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Neu.ZeaIand.
the l8N
TIL ToDd0u

The London Times publishes details OF the lsN
disaster 70 the British troops in New Zealand II say
was peculiarly disgracea and perhaps unprecedented
The men we're surprised and fed. while nearly all then
officers were killed or wounded In heroic efforts " rsly
them
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nsvement. Up 10 the 22d-A Heavy Plight
on WedBesday-Rebci Loss 6,O00-Our
Iess 2,0OO-Our Troops Enter Atlanta
Rumored Cnpture Of Montgomery.

THE following dispatches appeared IN sPoroh u 'u1'
CINCINNATI. July "a, 1864
TIE Gazette correspondent, under date Oh Al
kata, Ca. July p gives full and highly Interesting
details Of the movements Of Cen Shendas army Anee
The crossing Of the Chattahcochce River
On BE morning Of the 1sl the advance o. Gen NC
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NET PRopIT-Thirty thousand pigeons were
caught with nets, by man near La Crosse. W'se"'s'
this season.
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Ifaly.
uudiu.

The National Bank of Italy has reduced ito
rate Of discount to seven per cent.
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Among the killed are: Col. Logic, l5lst NeW-Yorki
Lieut. Col Randall l49th New-YoIki Adjutant Rad
cife. l43d New York. Among the wounded are; Gen
Gresham, commanding division, severely Major Bald
win. 10th New.YoTk; Leut. Col Mcneil. Hist New
York.
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Ca.u,Ities Near Fort Stevens.

The following is q correct list Of the killed,
wounded and missing in the Sd Brigade Cd Division
9th Corps Commanded by Col d. BidweD in the fight
before Fort Stevens, on the 18th ofJuly;