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The New York herald., 1864-08-08
TIE PRESIDENCY.
Rebei Opinion or the Fremont Move



From the Richmond Fxamiuer.l
The Fremont meeting in New York declares the cab
soute equality OF meu;' a monafChica
government established this continent by any foreign
Power be tolerated - alrms that there
amnesty traitors short OF uncnndt tonal submis
sion'"tha the con1scelion Of the ads of rebels and
their distribution amongst the soldiers and actual etters
is OF Justice, but especially here
the vital point-.that the one term policy for
Presidency is strengthened by the force OF the
istng crisis" In sh IT, Fremont desires to be
President and to be elected he Is ready to announce
thing promise any thDgo sweep out or swallow the
French and the Mexican empire, grant the whole
South to soldiers, to abolish slavery and establish the
equality Of animals Only give him the Presidency and
nothing but the mllenDiunl-at least for this hemis
phere and for four OF the Thousand years. to begin
with. He would contract for the whole thousand by in
stalments OF four years on the same terms. -
There are three Christian virtues-crushDg rebellion,
uprootng slavery and one term but the greatest OF
these is term II is true, says Fremont COM
marded to destroy slavery and TO conquer the rebellion
but the first and greatest commandment is put out Lin
coin and herein is the whole duty OF man. and the law
and the prophets.
Now, il MIR. Fremont and his friends have really the
good to perceive that the South cannot be
quered at all, and that for that purpose
much longer be carried on then all the extreme
expressions OF these resolutions may be intended
set Off to his intended operation with the democrats
and as kind Of excuse for not insisting upon any one
OF them being carried out anywhere south Of the Poto
In fact except the crazy rant about subduing
by force and distributing lands the long series OF
resolutions may be considered applicable to the North
alone, as distinct and separate country and In this
have objection to them at all. They declare
that there shall be violation OF the rights of free
speech, and that Integrity and economy are required
In the government These good things, and we wish
recognition OF pretended State rights shall
tion State wrongs" Certainly, they choose it. in
their country let them have State rights and
States, if that suit them: it Is no affair Of ours
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News from San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, August o. 1884.
The second hundred barrels of from Homo.
lulu 6r San Francisco have sold for 81 100 n gold. Min.
ng stocks are failing again. Gould aud Curry $3.50 10
Loco.
rbe scnoonar Hnze seized to-day, loaded with
for the liberals In Mexico.
Arrived ship Mary s. sutton. from New York; Black
Prince and "Btbstan,n from Hong Kong snd Shanghae
A storm al Hog Kong early 10 juno destroyed $780,
900 worth of property and a large number n lives.
waterspou at whampoa drowned two hundred Chi.
nese.
some progress was making BY the imperialiss against
Inn rebelg.
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nfei

HENDERSON -Suddenlv at Montreal Canada JOHN HEu~
derson, formerly OF No. 603 Eighth avenue aged q
years
1he time Of funeral will be published n To morrow'e
paper, to which hs friends and tho members OF Greeu
wch Lodge No. 46T, f. and A NJ arc invited.
MARsuALI~--In Roxbury Mass, on sunday. August Z,
OF typhoid LzzlE vile Of Captain Charles A
shall
Notice of funeral will be given the evening papers
For other Deaths Second Iod0e.
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FAsr Hxx.-The steamer Daniel Drew, Captsu rNI,rnao
commanding on her down kp Cor New York. ahnday
last, made the extraordinary fast time from W. 1T ront
New YORK, which is nfiy three mes. ie OF two
hours. Tbe sailing qualities OF the Drew w rc brought
out ON this occasion 10 mako for los, TIM and accom-
plisned the feat which has been s"y he ,hcr
steamer r-Aibann Ands. Auora2 q
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Correspondence Of The Phiiadelphia Press.

NoRRsTO~N, August 4, 1854.
A singular railroad aesideat, bus fortunately not at
tended with any loss OF he, occurred the Reading
Railroad, sbou mHe berow shs place. this Afternoon
Two coal trains following each other, ing north
The leading tr stopped suddenly, and xs rear end
almost Immediately ruc by lis successor, nj least
dozen empty coafcars being brokso and thrown 10 all d..
sections by the oonOBsion Some Of these obstvuc-
the adcent track, down which the express passenger
train from pottsvhte and Harrisburg came, wnbin ono
INFINITE Of the collision of the coal vans The engine Of
passeuge cars shed through the cbsructions with
tho loss only OF M orpsments succeeding baggage
and express cars were not fortunate, but thrown
the track, overset and broken into Fragments with
oil Their contenNe The negbborng telegraph poles and
wires were all destroyed The breaking OF vhe coupling
between the exrrcss and emgrant alone saved the
entire ta4D, with three hundred passengers, from dc
structon The accident against which no fore-
seht coud have provided, and the manner In which
ocosrred was extraordinary The passengers from the
express train reached tho city by way Of the Philadelphia,
Germantown nsd Norrhsewn IN Railroad.
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sumo form and substance 10 says rumor-f
VIII let the matter rest until that time
GENERAL KELLY,
reported, has almost annhiiated tho rebel raiders
under and all here are reocng over
the news
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The Funernl OF Colonel Muiligan-An
Affecting Scene.

FROM the Chicago Post, August 3.
The procession headed by the Light Guard Band, pro-
ceeded along Clark Madison street. and therce TO the
church. whom the services tho hearbrokcn
widow became overcome by her grief and tainted.
Rsstoratves being brought sbe soon recovered however
The church was handsomely draped with funeral
emblems, and on tho right OF the altar was flag con.
tanning the words addressed by Cobnel M0ngan
Bishop Dugsan--'T soldier, and obey my oeneral;
! am Catholic, and obey my bishop"
After the imposing funeral services Of the church
were closed the coffin placed upon the car and the
immense procession moved slowly 10 the mournful
deuoe of wang clarion and mued drum, onward 10 the
last reepg place Of departed hero Arequired from
half three quarters OF an hour hr the vast train
to pass given pont All along the une Of march i'm.
menee multitude bad gathered to witness lts progress
the depot tbe throng which had gathered In honor
OF tho departed soldier and patriot almost mpenc
trabh
Al the cemetery tbe military formed In line and the
colin bosDo TO the Again The forfitude OF the
stricken widow way under her great bereavement,
and the brought 70 tho eyes OF n assembled
Tho body was committed to the earth with tbe burial
service prescribed by the ritual Of tho Roman Catholic
Church, and voncy was fred ovor xe grave BY tho
soldiers
No such honors have been paid 70 the memory of any
tnB city stnoe the death of Senator Douglas.
Nothing been omitted which could tond TO express
tho general grief which has prevailed
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Snow STORM MOUNT WAsHfsrTToH great
storm occurred the 22d ut Mount Washington Tia
ground covered thick. party OF ladies', with win
ter clothing nearly frozen to death the
the Glen House, and coach and four horses
blown down precpice by the fury OF the winter
gale. Tho window panes OF tho Tip Top House COW
cred with ice the gale blew fearulIy leo loading every
rock and stick aud tho an actc ono la every
respect.-HdTttord Tunes.
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OPERATIONS OF GEN. wRMHT,s COMMAND.


Mr.. Charles II. Hannam's Dispatches.
HKApouARERs SIXTH ARMY CoRps,
HAtLTowN, Infum MLzs Wisr OF HARpFRs sERRr,
July zo-6 p NJ
axrn coRrs THE xAncn-
On Tuesday last the Sixth corps iy ing camp
Georgetown. This (Pr,dey) evening they encamped
over sixty miles from that place. Tho march has been
very severe consequence OF the heat
MAJOR General Wreht's veterans have for q hong time
past been accustomed 70 hardships. They were how
ever tried TO their utmost during this march. The
have behaved saenddly, and have done all that could
possibly be expected from them. Many have however,
Deon completely tired out that they have been oom
PEELED lie down by she road side, where oil the
siooe and persuascns OF eir sdes insufficient
60 urge them for time. Footsorc, hot and
weary the toiled bravoy forward. Several had to
n up blankets and bind shrods around their
bleeding feet.
WHY THE THoops MOVED.
Early Tuesday tho spread through washing
Don that the rebels had again como up 70 Winchester
and stronger force than before Fighting had
been reported in tt vicinity, and the gallant Colonel
kullgan's name appeared among tho aia,n. General
Wright is agu 10 command OF tho Sixth and Nineteenth
corps Brgadicr general Ricketts, being Ia command Of
hhe clorous old SIXTH corps Brigader General Frank
Wheaton Is in command Of General Ricketts, division
Che Third, OF the sixth corps
CENTRAL RNKErTy sTAFY.
The following is s Of the officers upon the staff OF
ergadicr GanSal Iamcs b. Rtcketts, at present com
rnandiug tho sixth army corps.--
MAJOR Mundee. Assistant Adfusant General
MAJOR vrcdenbsrrh, Assistant Inspector General
Captain A. J. smith, Assistant Commissary OF Muster.
Captain q. n. Dumon- Judge Advocate.
Captain Brace, Provost Marshal.
Captain Richarde, AID de.Camp.
Captain Prenthp, Chief of Pioneers.
Captain Marfsrd, Qusrtcrmasaor.
Captain Buchanan, Cemuseary OF Subsistence.
lieutenant Wood. Ambulance 0f0cer.
En nra MARCH
uas slong We nsshvIie trnkke. TIE town OF Rock
sle was reached Tsesdv evening and in that vicinity
The TROOPS were halted unAn Wednesday mcrnins.
A. an early hour The column was asssn pat motion
That fight they rested aa HyAatsiown. Mooocscy
reached at carly hour Thursday. THIS paoe stul
exhibits slsns q TIE severe lighting which had nixon
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NEW PBAsx IN PaizE CAsA-m the of the cargo of
tho schooner Cycops, which sent 70 this port az
prize Of blockaing vssses OIL Charleston ap.
picatp has been dc 10 the prize court or the rcoaec
Of the same The allegation being that he vessel wa run
Of port OF Charleston by her owner and delivered
up 70 tbc claiming 10 have made tbs capture II
6 further alleged that the Cycops bad bcon the pore
q Cha<eeton the rebellion broke out snd that
tho Officer in charge Of her waiting favorable mo-
mont 10 SAIL aud nnafy found u. ME Judge express Cd
his doubt a the statement from is seerang improba
bhity Nm were he said, was unfortunate Tor the
owner or owners, but could be helped He sugscst
ed that the only way 10 accomplish anything was 70 ref
The matter 70 the Secretary OF the Treasury who gbt
be disposed, the fants Justified II. 10 look favyraby
upon tho appcatcn. The Cyolops was loaded with
LdQsr.
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Miscellaneous.

orestes A. Brownson, republican candidate for Con-
grese last year, says
Here n Of the serious dangers that threaten
Convert the In the popular mind, into aboli-
tion war make Il o< the North the South
i'm posing Northern deas Southern society and the
tion as q republican nation is ruined forever. Northern
ideas mach exaggeraons in ono way as Southern
ideas in another.
The New Albany nd.) Ledger (democratic), referring
to the speech delivered by d. w. voorhees, before the
Democratic Union Association N this city last month
says
So far as the state OF Indiana Is concerned, the Hon.
D. W. voorhees, has authority 10 speak Of her New
York elsewhere The Indiana MT the late
state Convention though repeatedly urged by the ultra
pekce faction refused by majority OF ten TO 70
themselves to the peculiar doctrines Of Messrs Wood
sud vaiandigham.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

Trr srDr TwNvsH.-Miss Kate Raymond and Mr.. o.
B. conne together with the trained marc "Bacs Tess"
belonging 10 Mr.. r. Gates appear NJ this establishment
sc-piya, when ths ncw drama, founded incidents
ncced with the rebellion, entitled Tho Border SPY, Of
We 1rappsr's Last shot, viii be produced.
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Address Co SmORers.-pOilak Ck Som.
Meerschanm Manufacturers removed from Broome
692 Broadway, Fourth street. Nhoesae retail
PIPES cut to order and repaired
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For the Hair nnd skin-Barry's Trf-
eopherous The bes, and cheapest article Sold oy drug
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

A Sure Cure.-Rene's African Fevev
and Ague Cure II fails. Depot 80 Liberty street.
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The Poetry or Art Has Achieved Its
crowniug triumph -PHALoN & SONS OF the
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS is among perfumes what
the masterpiece OF Beethoven Il to II
captive 1t has competition in deicacy perma-
and floral freshness. PHALON h SON, New York-
Sold by oil drugglsts.
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so,5ser. ,o rho Esscuel- Young

Soldiers 90 tho Rescued Young mon
rushing into the exposures anddsngfyrs OF soldier, N
should prepare for the nsi Fever. ths Dyssn
s.x, shs apres and scurvy which almost certain ~
49, rDfIOWkY,a PlLLs, r.eed occasionally during
sSs en,ps,sn will ensure sound health 70 every nan
me nj rom the drus n h place leg him yras 70 ma
.n - Many dealers win not keep my sedicnes
~ hsnd because thsy can'so make ~ much prohs ns "a
or
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sleeve Butsons-New styles.
Two three four, Eve seven, eight donars
per seh For sale BY O. q. ALlIhh, sio ffoadwG 01s
door below Canal street
etors sosed on Saturdays at , O'Clock.
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Dealers In UnNed stasos Securities Ex-
ciumyely JOHN. B. MURRAY CO.,
III Broad street, near WAL
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General Mcclellan.


We are In favor OF the nomination by the Chicago Con-
vention of George B. Mcclellan the democratic cand
date for the Presidency of the United States We believe
he possesses elements of strength than other
the vative ranks, that his principles and
patriotism such to commend themselves honest
citizens the country and that he is thoroughly
qualified TO adminster the government In such crisis Ms
ID upon us. He Is a democrat In the purest and
broadest sense OF the word devoted not only to the
storatin and perpetuy OF the federal Union in all Its
original integrity but to the maintenance mvipate Of the
federal constitution In all ts provisions sod guarantees
We believe that elected he Will 70 that every
right and every pledge sontaised IN that nsr0nens s
secured to the people q both the North and South and
that DO .camor from friends or foes Will prevent HIM
from doing equal and exact justice 70 all.
or his personal character and deeds we need say
nothng-shey are stainless and without flaw. His
achievements b the e his modesty in prosperity; his
calm dignity under repeated outrage and insult his
seish devotion and unswervDg fidelity TO the nattona,
flag and national bonor his capacity soldier writer
and oratoan these have passed INTO history and point
unmistaably 10 George b. Mcclellan as worthy 70 be oe
STANDARD bearer Of glorious cause.
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"A Bad Bveath-HOw Many Lovers ft Has
separated-how many friends for parted To elect
radical cure, the BALM OF THOUSAND FLO OWBR&
dentfrice night and morning II beauties hs
complexion. Price 70 cents. For sale By nll druggists
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

ROYAL Hnvnna Loteery.-7S per Gene
rremi im paid for Prizes Information furnished. re4
highest rates paid douboons and all kinds OF gold ana
siytr TAYLOR CO., Bankers, is Wall street. N =.
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To Paper Manufacturers.
Cash will be paid for 10000 of good Fourdrinies
Paper Size, 32x46--48 lbs.
Apply at this Office
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San Francisco Pape-s sold Rt tho
nsws stand, w all street. next the Treasury.
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No More Gray Hair or vBaidness-Forty-
Ave sears cons.an, study Dr. GRANDs 2AN AstOr place
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Eotfewy Tickets m aeio1
given JOSEPH BATES. Broker, II Wall st., room No I.
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

Prsxos Cashed In All LegaIixed L0e-
teries and information given GALLAGHER BEL
JANIN Brokers $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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Agency Office for Substitutes for the
State of New York at 81 Waller street between Broad
and Church street We furnish substitutes
and a. reasonable prices Best of references given Re-
tionp anersO oh ned
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

About 100 Physicians, Druggists ana
cheists OF this city have personally signed certificates
recommending Wocotts Instant Pain Annihiator. Sold
everywhere
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

Great Bargains-In F,ne OIL Pafntfn90s
at The American Art Gallery, go Broadway up stairs
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

Biokronc Il o Eejuvcnator or Unnp-
proachable inimabe excellence for all
plants no matter how produced infaible speae
in csees General Debility and Dyspepsia The eHecAs
Will be felt Immediately
Females particularly mended 70 give the Bte
krsne trial It's mission Is to 9Th vitality and
physical ability 81 per bottle, six bottles for s.
HUTcHINGs 4 HILLYER. Proprctors.
81 Cedar street. New York.
so,d by H. B. Holmbold 5oa Broadway: DemAs Barnes o.
Co., 81 Park
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Diokrone Is a Re1uvenasor OF Unap

A Perfect Hair Dye-NtIiers, 50 rcntss
Better and In quantity than 81 dye Sold by drug
yiSt
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Abraham Lincoln.


The Lincoln party has ceased to exist amonst the Ger
mans ST. Louis The great voiator OF the constNu.
ton, and stnl greater butcher Of men, Lincoln, who
neither carry war wants 70 listen peace;
the destroyer OF tho country who remains unmoved in
the face OF the greatest misery and who crack jokes
ike Nero while Rome is burntng-this stupid and
ais man wno% zoe people an Unhappy no
head OF this repus-th socalled honest bus 10 reality
ous and out hypocrtcai, Abraham Lincoln, has no
party AMONGST the Germans OF 81. Louis.
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meeting Of Union meo, representhg different Sec
tions OF Tennessee held at Nasty the I'd inst
The object OF the meeting was TO devise some plan for
the restoration OF Tennessee TO the rights and privileges
to which her loyal population is entitled 10 common with
citizens other States the American UDon, and
take such may be necessary to enlte the quail
fled voters Of the State TO vote in the ensuing Presidential
election.
committee appointed and q call issued for
venton to be held at Nashville Monday September
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

Mrs. wtnsiow's Soothing syrup for
children reshing cures Dysen,ry and Diarna regulates
the Stomach and Bowels and Wind Colo
The New York herald., 1864-08-08

LOOK In.-when Passing Look In AZ
$50 Brcaiway and view the collection H heads om An
~ the world; skulls, PRptinrs &c OF all pa
toms and races q Phreno oscaI sse,nnenons WI
charts, whom deFrsd. FOWLER WE. ~ ao' brosS
vi Walker stieet
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Boston Hand stamp Company, lSU
Broadway, n Y.-Flexible and SefInking Canoellino
Stamps, &c.
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Jewelry and W ate hes, Of All Descrtp-
,,o, tor saio oy GEO C. ALLEN AIS Broadway, dosY
belong canN street forJnery IL Wall street,. stsrs sossA
on Saturday, 5 oc coo&-
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n You Want 60 Know, &c.. Read
MEDICAL COMMON sBSsE
curious book Curious people, and good BOOK -
every one. Price 81 50 70 be- had st ali news dsposs
Can Inns ables mailed free. Address
DR. z. .. FOOTE, I,i3O Broadway, New forA
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Arrival OF Maine yerirents.

Tho Thytecn,h and Fifteenth, Maine regiments arrived
in tbs city from New oreIne by way of Washington,
ycstcrias morning, en- rcae for home so recrui. Tho
mon yok thcy bad rcsa bard tsrss bus are n ans
beo h and spkrs, and nsve enlisted fr another TORN
o. year They wd ior Boston as soon as trans
portstton bc trdshed.
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ChevaIfer's Life for tho Hair-Res torres
gs hair 10 ts original co,or sops s falling out In r:s
coefSnd healthy, will not stain
the skin soil the whess fabric The best hair dre.ssl
offered public BE- used freely contaln4
nosng In furious; sregthens and promotes The growth q
weaksst hair Is recommended and used by the nss4
examine this wonderful triumph Of ss.enee Sold a. .ae
drug stores and Office No Lbs Broadway, whoSo
advs q 70 Esasment Of hair win be gratuitousy ry
SARAH A. CHEVALIkR, r. n
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CROSS EYE SLAUGHTERED IN ONE MiNUrK.

And disease Of the Eye and Ear requir1g sshsg
bis consulting $40 Broadway near Twelfth strSs
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CrSssadoro's Hair Dye, Preservasivs
and Wig Depot wholesale and RETAIL No Asor HousA
The dyc applied By sknfui artists.
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the sharpsAs Practice Yot-The rabie,
Turned

II has ocen5thousht thss no one sharp enough to
ouswN or cheat bounty broker; but one Il ths rrates
nifty wss than matched Saturday, ~ B. hunts
ofoo. by substitute the broker hAmscn had procured.
1bss broker attempted q week ego TO take man nso
he state Of Connecticut sabsNse for witch act be
essed he 10 $500. He on the point
OF being arrested but earnestly declared that hs did not
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grmmer ncn dfpg.-Tl

Summer nen dinG &, nl,nsx ~ TnS,snS ns 40 v
mhI mn articles on Pup soxnomy, Ethnology Physiology
sna fychology xcudipg the elreatons Of lead ng chs
r.c,er- With kenesses would prove interesang 70 all II
Is handsome raonthy, a. " yesr, or ~ crnM nnmesr
Wewsmen have IT, All the hack numbers 70 January cent
for Al, BY ats post, By FOWLER WELLS. ss Broad.
way. NJ
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CURED.

c.IAERa OF THE dsgZ,TurPASI, TyMPASIo a. MUCOUS
EUSTACH1AN TUBR
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The Emetieth regiment returned yesterday from
Maryland. brief furoRh Of thirty days. They, uero
gansed Brooklyn th,co pears since By Colonel Joscph
Morgan, and started for Key wcss, where thsS were
stationed for long tame. Pscy atcs ward
louisiana where they participated the siege, cap.
ture of Port dson and ako 10 sevesl bal sles In the
reche country. Recently tbey were nanss red 10 Nary
land and fought the batue OF Monocae a. Although
preparations had been made receive her the delay In
arriving prevented the Thirteenth regimen setaiod for
that purpose from turning out They wa be welcomed
to-day. fne regiment numbess abou$ rSo hundred men
and n under command q Colonel ficsm Naurmar.
They marched TO the arsenal IN Portk Ad avenue Brook.
Ign, ard afte~ stacking their ese dismkssd The
men lsok an Z thsy had seen bard fagvcs.