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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

NEW METHOD or TRAvKIIHo.-A tunnel
~ rather more than quarter mile In length,
was lately built In the grounds Of the Crystal
Palace, London, for the purpose OF testing q
new method Of propelling passenger cars. A
thort time ago Mr.. Ramall, the inventor, laid
down n short tube at Batterses, TO show, on a
small scale, that both passengers and goods
can, by the application Of the pneumatic prin-
eiple, be conveyed from place TO place. The
carriage 10 blown through thetube by air driven
Into tho tunnel by the revolutions of an enor-
rious disc. and sucked through on the return
trip BY a large exhaustlng machine, which, as
u exhausts the air In the tunnel, enables the
ordinary force Of air at the other end, fourteen
Pounds TO the square inch, to push the train or
car up the tunnel. OF the experiments which
have been made at the Crystal Palace, the
T1nss says;
The luxury and comfort of this mode OF un-
oerground travelling will occasion, perhaps,
ihe greatest surprise TO those who may have
tu Opportunity Of testing IL. The tunnel Is
eark, 10 ts true, a. all tunnels must be, but the
carriage Is well lighted, and there is no reason
''hy gas should not be employed. There are
luxuriously cushioned seats placed along each
sIdS oI the carriage, as In an omnibus. There
Is glass door At each end, and lamps are car.
lied In ffont and behind the carriage, so that
The tunnel 10 really Illuminated as the train
asses through. The motion Of the carriage
is % smooth and easy, there is such q complete
Sosence Of vibration, that IL 10 totally unlike
travelling upon any existing line, and Ia more
Like the motion Of well-made brougham. Add
10 this that there is no suffocating smell Of the
sulphur and smoke from the loeomotive-nc
sacape OF steam, no stagnant, polluted, and
poisonous air TO breathe, such as that Of the
ordinary tunnel.
Eyery train which passes through must carry
I'm us own supply Of fresh air, and must
oriVe out before II any foul air. This purity ol
Tic atmosphere is still further secured by q
constant stream Of the external air which passes
Through openings a. the bottom of the tunnel,
10 that the air In every part Of the tunnel Is as
pure and as sweet as In the sunshine above
ground. Another OF the adVantages OF the
system is that collisions, and casualties arisIne
from them, Aro impossible. No two trains
ean by any conceivable possibility be In The
tube or tunnel at the same time. The worst
Chat can possibly happen 70 the traveller Is that
We train may be set fast, or unable To move,
owing 70 some accident 10 the machinery.
In the event OF such an occurrence the pas.
sengere have simply 10 open the door at either
end OF the carriage and walk out 10 the nearest
month Of the tunnel.
We refrain ffom expressing any opinion upon
The prActieabillty OF the method OF conveyance
but hops that some similar experiments NAV
bc made here for the purpose Of testing ~
pneumatic system.
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interchange OF National Cou! !~tssis at 81
Petersburg. ..I"

Petersburg ..H..
On Saturday, the Goth Of August, the Minis
ter Of the United States at st. Petersburg &C
companied by the Secretary Of Legation 4, rs
turned the visit of Admiral Lessoffski and hi'
officers, by going on board the flagship, o.
Cron5tadt. The yacht Of the Emperor-th
One conducted them down, flying the Amer
icsn ensign at the masthead; and the Govern
mel vessels along the entire route participated
in the ceremony by the usual demonstrations.
Arrivedi the frlgate Oslsbia, one OF the squad
ron ia.ely In America, ran up the Stars and
Stripes and fred salute, and on reaching the
deck the party, escorted by Rear Admiral Greig,
were received by the Admiral and all his Off
GERS in the most friendly and complimentary
manner. Being shown through the sAip, while
the band Of the frlgate played the national airs
of the Republic, the Minister and Secretary
were invited to a sumptuous breakfast, served
In the cabin of the Admiral, during which ru-
merous speeches were made, accompanied BY
coasts expressive Of the liyellest regard. Among
them were the following:
"Abraham Lincoln, President Of the United
states'-by Admiral Lessoffskl.
"Alexander H., the Liberator"-by General
Clay.
"The frat lady Of the Empire-the Empress
Of Russia, and the rest Of the Imperial family"
by MIR. Bergh, Secretary of Legation.
"Rear Admiral Lessoffski, and the Imperial
Navy'-by General Clay.
"Admiral Farragut, the hero Of New Or
| leans"-by Capt. Boutakow.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

HoUsEs are scarce In Boston. A few years
ago, during single month, there were one
thousand and four houses 10 let or for sale 10
Boston, now II is dif1icut TO find desirable ten
emsnts. Notwithstanding the large number OF
houses that have been built during the past
few years, and tho fears expressed that the
euppiy would surpaBs the demand, dwellings
were never scarcer In Boston than at the pre-
sent season, and advertisements Of real estate
are read with ayldity, and responded to with
alacrity.
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T H Z on RT 8.
District suprsns oourt-CriminsI re

District Supreme Oourt-Criminal fern
CHIEF JUSTIcE CARTIER.
Kate Waters, indicted upon the charge OF keep
Ing bAwdy house, submitted her case, and waI
sentenced to paw . due OF $500.
Daniel connell, a soldier, was convicted OF the
hne OF 90, and it was ordered that he be returned
10 his regiment.
John Collins, a soldier, OF the ISt United stGtfl
cavalry, was convicted Of larceny, and sen toned
to one years imprisonment IN Albany county
10 the case OF John W. Down, charged with lar
three other cases.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

MILITARY DISTRICT OF NORTHERN New
YoRK.-ln obedience 70 the orders Of the War
Department, Breyet Major Gen.J. @. Robinson
is aSsigned 10 the military district Of Northern
New York-to consist Of the Congressional
districts numbered from eleven 10 twenty, in
elusive, headquarters at Albany, N. Y, and
Brevet Brig. Gen. A. 8. Diyen to the command
OF the military district Of Western New York
TO consist Of the Congressional districts num-
headquarters at Elmira, N. Y.
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OFFICIAL WAR BuLLETIN.
Prosnetion Of os.. shsrtdsn-"Aliw wsh'
at Atianta-oes. er.st Orders ss-
lutte. n L

o,,ot,o, Of os.. shsrtdsn-a-AIiw well"
az Atia.t.-os.. or.>s orders . ss-
late.
-, was pEpAnrnErr,l
wAs%5,soyes. % sspsemssr 2h'@n.
The President has appointed Gen. Sheridan
q Brigsdier General In the regular army, and
assigned him 10 the permanent command Of
the Middle Military Division.
Gen. Grant has ordered the armies under bis
command TO FIRE salute OF one hundred guns
at o'clock to-morrow morning, In honor Oh
Gen. sheridan's great victory.
A dispatch just received from Gen. sherman,
at Atlantis, says, ESsrpGhing continues ''H
eiA w.o
The reports Of to-day show that the draft Ia
proceeding quietly In all the States. In most
Of the districts vigorous efforts are continued TO
all the quota by volunteering before the drafted
(signed) EDWIN N. srAsros,
Secretary Of War.
Over s,Ooo Prisoners Taksn-Ths Rebel,
Completely Rsutsd-osvairy IN Wig
orous Psrsuit. ... .. ..
wan DrrARrnrur,
wAsHireros, Sept %, p. ms
The following is the latest intelligence re
ceived from Gen. Sheridan
nHAnPsp's rEnRy, Va, sept. 20, sp. N.
"Hon. EN-. Ssnfoz, Secretary Q War, Warrington;
"The body Of Gen. Russel has arrived here.
As soon as embalmed II win be forwarded tc
New York. Gen. Mcintosh, with leg ampu
tated, has Just come in. He 10 In good spirits
Several officers from the front report the mum
Der OF prisoners 10 be bp ereess oftarse Rousdnd
Tho number OF bsttle-fags captured was nfteer
instead Of nine. All concur that II was com
plsts ron. Our cavalry started In pursuit a
daylight this morniry.
| hGen. Sheridan was last heard from at Kernes
town (about ave miles beyond Winchester.)
sent forward this morning ample medical sup
plies. Full subsistence for the entire army
goes forward. II you do not hear from m,
from the scene Of action, and because sent
you only such information ss esteem reliable
"JoHs d. STEVENSON, Brig. Gen."
| EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

vslIsndigham seems to have mlscsrried in
his enterprises Of late. His Chicago platform
has broken down, and Its planks are lying
around in loose disosder, and now the scheme
70 liberste the rebel prisoners on Johnson't
Island has failed. Poor Val, Well did he eI
claim (by telegraph) 'An hope Is lost"
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rHan WAR DEPARTMENT.
..H ADJuTAhT GENERALLY OFFIcE,
WA1HIHaToH, March II, 1854.
All applications for leaves OF absence or per.
mission 70 visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General HAllSok, Chief OF stAtf, and must
specify the business for which the otiOeF desires
the permission. kilograms addressed direct to tho
Secretary Of War on this subject viii receive no
attention.
By order OF the Secretary Of War.
II. d. TOWNSEND,
m2l-u Assistant AdiutAnt General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

PEARs.-We have received from Captain W,
N. Merritt, of the Quartermaster's department
in this city, some pears Of the Bartlett" per
suAsIon, which blossomed, grew, and ripened
to great size and rare excellence upon biz
grounds, in Lynn, Massachusetts.
1t is the most delectable fruit we have tasted
this season, and our thanks are fully accorded
TO the pair-Merrltt and Bartlett. The Bartlett
pear Is the most Rlsrit-orlous Of Its kind.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

This 10 the last night but three Of the engage.
ment Of these ever-popular artists. "Kathieen
Mavournsenj or, St. Patrick's Eve" with Mr.,
Florence as Terrence o'Moore, was given las,
evening to a crowded and enthusiastic audience
II will be repeated this evening. To conclude with
the protean comediettA, entitled "a Lesson fol
Husbands" o'LeAry, q doorkeepsr, Mr.. W. J.
Floreneej Fanny Tottle, assuming i've othsI
characters, with songs and dsnoss,l Mrs. W. j.
EloranaA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

A QUEER LhwsUIr.--A msn down on Oape
Cod, who separated from his wife, married q
second woman, with whom he1ived year and
q half, and then died. His first wife took pos.
session Of his estate. The second wife sued
her for pay for services during the time she
lived with deceased, and, after hearing the evil
dence, last week, good od.natured Cape Cod
Jury gave her a verdict, allowing her % per
week.-Nep Bedford Standard. - l0 ..sriI, /,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

VARIETIEs.-Thls wednesday, afternoon
grand matinee will be gwen at this popular place
Dangers OF a D,neing GlTln will be performed for
the especial benefit OF ladies and children. II IL
also represented at night. The concert hall show,
con isting OF a grand olio Of sonEs, dances, 40.
Look out for Fitz slmmonAs grand complimentary
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

Hon. r. @. Winthrop has come out (of his
political grave) for Mcclellan. That's good
omen, for few of the active men of the present
generation can remember the time when the
Hon. r. G. W. was not in the minority.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

CoLoRKD EVENING sCHooL.-The Volunteer
Teachers Association holds an adjourned monthly
meeting this evening, At the soldiers Free Libra
ry, corner Fith and L streets, at O'Clock, "a
All willing to assist In this important work are
invited,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

SOMEBODY, describing the absurd appearance
of man dancing the polka, says that she
looks as though he had a hole In his pocket,
and was trying TO shake a shilling down the
leg OF hlA troWserB.n -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

No DRAFT To-DAY.-The Board Of Enrol
ment were engaged to-day Ia examining those
who we're drawn on Monday, who had to report
already drawn will be ade before more are drawn.
Capt. Putnam, DR.. Kessby, and Mr.. Biaokford, to
very busy,
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IllinoiA-

Hon. Isaac N. Arnold, Of Chicago, Is In the
city. He reports Illinois right side up; that
she will support the Administration with a
splendid majority in Noyember.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

New YoRK, Sept. 21.-The steamer Eagle
from Havana on the nth, has arrived. J =
st. Domingo advices state that the Spanish
troops have been Withdrawn from Porto Plata
TO Monte Christi,
Venezuela adsiecs report all quiet there.
The gold mines arc Yielding.
Thefebel steamer Denbigh arrived at Havana
on the 10Th, from Galveston, and the susans
from Houston. 'is-r1rrq rrrr
The latter had only 10 out of 800 bales Of
cotton; having thrown OVERLOOKED over 800 bales
70 escape from American cruisers. 2,
The steamer Honeysuckle, from Key West
reports the arrival there Of the captured steamer
Matagorda with 600 bales Of cotton, while en-
route from Galveston TO Hayana. 1'nnhil
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

The Leader OF the Lake Erie Pirates
.. Captured.
We learn that the leader Of the gang Of
pirates who captured two steamers on Lake
Erie has been captured.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

DIVIDE THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION Is
PAST" .r f.......
al SHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY ANY
PERSON WHO Is FREE BY THE TERMS OF
TEE PROCLAMATION, OR BY ANY ACT OF
CoHGRESsn
al PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
soLEmNLY SWEAR TO HENCEFoRTH FAfrH
FULLY SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFErr
TUE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATE,
AND THE UNION OF THE STATES THERE
UNDER" ....--..- 1854 ----.-.-
ABRAHAM lINCOIN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

REBEL PRIsoNHRs SENT TO Fort WARREN
sixty eight rebel prEoners tsuerrillas) were taken
from the Old Capitol yesterday and sent 10 Fort
Warren, by order OF the CommiGsary General OF
PfiHOnern, NI III
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

Wood is e1O0 per cord In Richmond. Wood
might properly be exported thlther from New
York.
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NEW YORK CELEBRATING : HERI-
DAMS yIcToRy-THn MoCLI ALLAN
TIES DEPREssED By UNIC IN sue
CEssEs-BRILLIANT PRo sPECTs
or THE DEFEAT oFTHE 'opPRR-
HEADS IN NOVEMBER.
especial 20 the National ne psslsosn. ]
NEW YoHx, Sept. 81.
There iss great display of asgA here to-day
and . ssluto Of one hundred guns nred il
honor OF sheridSn's victory. Much onthn
sissm prev,Lls. '" '''f .n'iI.a.... ..
The Mccl. rlanites are much discouraged b.
tho contisued military successes Of the Govern
mep,. and sre considering the propriety of re
,islpg the chic. ,go platform and ignoring tn
secession plank, in hopes OF countcractipg tn
damaging effects o. our victories. 49,
No doubt of the 81 'ccoss of our Union candl
dates Is entertained here. and you may iool
for glorious results in this State on the sth O
November. ..... A.
TGSoTHER DIS. s."ATcH. aa
Nsw YL'RK, September 81.
One hundred guns were fred at noon In Cen
trail Park, In honor Of sberidsns direct move
ment upon Gen. Early's works, and his fan
movement upon Gen McClell. sn's post ion.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

TIa troops in the British army now number
l4e ,249 men. ..r
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

QUOTATION by Little Mac, from Tennyson;
~ hate the dreadful halOw bshind the little WOOd
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

On Saturday the steamer Elizabeth sailed
from PhIlAdelph With e45, 900 worth OF neces-
saries and luIuries, sent by the U nited States
saniIar, OomnisslSn 20 the Army OF the Po,o-
mac, for the use Of the soldiers,
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The OrphaaS oourt.

JUDoE PuRcELL.
Yesterday the will Of Susan Enton was partially
proved c...,.-
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PHRaONAL,

MALLIsoN, charged with being an accom-
pIlee Of Joe Howard, the proolApAtion foTger, was
Of The PreIident, through The ihtsTpositon OF the
postm Aster OF Brooklyn.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

REAL EsTATH.-James @. Mcclure 81 Co.,
sold yesterday afternoon, lot o. in square 76 on X
between Twentieth and Twenty-hrst streets, "a
Joseph n. Fearso", for ASK cents per square foot
John IL TAYLOR, ior ssso. SQUARE norih Of sas.r.
215, bounded bg Twelfth street west, Vernon,
avenue and north Q street, containing S460 squ.rt
feet OF groun was sold to d. oytermeyer for s56o
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

TRAyRLMR describes Baden Baden as the
Nsort OF universal hussydom In crinoline,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

YORK oity, wss alsd il the court, and W. y ci.r-
gstt and Joseph H. Brsdy, jr., appointed adminls-
frstors Q. g. q, the executors, Eliya Ann Porter,
Jossph r. bradley o., and Joseph II. Bradley, jr.,
having renounced their rights. -.
CHARLES waiter wss sppointed gusrdisn OF
sfsphen, orphan OF Thomas Gilroyi Of Geo. John
son, orphah OF Samuel 4. Johnson, and Of John Y.
Dodas, orphan OF wm. Dodge.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
An sdiouansa Ssstiss Of ne c,tIssn. Of The Third
Ward will be held THIS EVENING, at O'Clock,
At Temperance Hall. Business Of the utmost in-
effort and The ward 4 iree from the dr.ft
N, y. LARNER, President
10 Netic..-AiI In. friends Of tho COL
stssnd @ I meeting a Union sethsI eli Hall, N stiest
Iwednesd.yl EVENING, aist Instant, .t1O'cloek,
sSts.. '''' " JAMES T a. HhHpS, n R5S,1;i Chairman. NAM
J. A. srmMs, Secretary. 1t'
10 Notios.-An celersd Men In the
Fourth ward liable TO tho draft ere requested to AZ
sRS ssa..S sSg q o. y 'Sss
log, 22th Instant at IN O'Clock, 10 raise fund to
s'.., s a, y ling the quot. ofths co%n,rrrr rs5si
p- o.orgetewn, d. O., september 40,
vii please attend to the reception Of their goods
This steamer sails for Nsw York THURSDAY,
:ssaoas hoRs&S sHiiisIHAnT,A Agents.
u-An Adjsurnsd <sstsng OF the Lin
coin and Johnson men Of the sixth ward will be
held At odd fsllev., Hall Navy Yard on THURS
As basipess dsnsndins the attention Of all will
be brought before the meeting, It Is important
that there Do 9 iuil attsndsnee; 70 ,x,o,, n.,,.
JAMES G. DuLIS, Secretary. Y se2o.at
~ RsIiyi Raiiyi Rally i-L,nooin and
JOHNSON CLUB.-k special Meeting OF the club
win be held EVERY EVENING at Union League
Hall, Ninth street, between D and Z Streets at
All true friends Of the Union, who favor tho
| el elton OF Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson,
And Sn's giis shs club
Jso. T, cLrmrsrs, Jr, Sec. ssisti
| D- Religious Notes.-The Capitol Hiii
Presbyterian Church meets temporarily foF pub
10 wS,shlp s., ssss sABsATa !So%%snsi9E with
tee OF Post ofiess and Post Roads, CspitolJ stil
o'clock, a. N. Prsaehins by the Pastor, Rev. John
- Eatrsncs by the east and west doors Of the
| south wing. -.
n-csIvsry B.ptist Church meets every
sabbath IN the Old Trinity Church, on Firth street,
between 4 and LouisLana avenue. Service At II
A. M. and 7k P. NJ. Seats free. Rev. T, r. How
| lett, pastor. Janls-u
| u Female Complaints and Disease.
srslng from impurity Of the blood receive special
attention from DIR; DARBY, tsa seventh street,
| betweea d and =. Honorable and scientific treat
ment warranted. sei3-ims
p- Peoples sTsissraph.-NswFirs ois.s
LINES, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
important points. Washington otioes; REPuB-
LIcAN BUILDING, 6Ii Ninth street, twost Bide)
and corner Pennsyivania avenue and sixth stree,
under National Hotel, and eornsr Fifteenth and
streets, opposite Treasury building.
| CHARLES u. MOVES
isbis-u Manager Washington District
n Diseases OF the Nervous, seminal.
i Urinary and sexual systems-new and reliable
II sss ss.sS
| free OF charge. Address, DR.. .. skILIIN HOUGH
| TON, Howard Association. No. South Ninth
| street, Philadelphia. Pa. m2s-iy
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II Is impossible at the time of writing this
dispatch to form any correct estimate OF our
killed and wounded, but from the information
have at hand, together with my personal OBJ
seryation on the battlefield, do not think II
In stating that this has been one of the most
sangulnary and decisive battles OF the war, and
reflects great credit on Gen. Sheridan, who was
constantly at the front, exposing himself to
the fire Of the enemy's sharpshooters, and per.
sonally directing the movements of our army.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

JouS MORGAN was sweet ss when the fatal
bullets struck him.
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DIED

On mohdsy, sept 10, IDEALLY, infant daughter Of
zsshsrieh n. and Esthsr E. Whitemore, aged one
year and four months.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-21

From Havana-withdrsws OF Spanish
Troops-Movementso Of Bloc ckade Rum
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DUNN, THE MURDERER, ARRKsTEp.-A mar
named jeremiah Dunn, alias King, alias Dinsmore
who was convicted In Penn sylv AniA OF numbering
pribonment in the Cherry Hin penitentiary fo
seven years, and who escaped from the sheriff
was arrested by Detectives clarvoe and MeDeyitt
all awaiting Iequistion from the Governor o
Maryland,
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Inc Clty HOteI and Ihe huIacent IOundfles,
together with many of the private houses at
Winchester, are full OF the rebel wounded, and
It Is estimated that there are at least three
thousand at Winchester, allowing for those
who were carried away In ambulsnces, and
who were able TO hobble along, II will be a
small estimate to place their wounded at four
thousand, and their killed at Ave hundred,
which, with prisoners already captured, mum.
bering three thousand, will make their loss
seven thousand FIVE hundred, in numbers equal
IN ona of theIr eorna