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THE PRESS DESPATCH.

HEADQUARTERS, Army o. TIE POronAC,l
Feb. SIP n.
Nothing u interest has transpred the lines today
although The weather has bsen moro favorable than fos
several days pest
The troops busy building works along the newly
established line which viii take days 70 complete
when they win commence erecting new quarters FOR
themselves This win not be difcult job, q there 4
plenty Of excellent timber In the neghborhood and the
have got used 70 tho work that regular carpenters
u the North would be astounded witness the rapdV
with which whole OF houses run up, some or
which are models Of architectural beauty.
Lieutenant Colonel Tremane, wrongly reported Major
Tremaine Of General Grceg's stan, and or the Tenth
New York cavalry who was badly wounded in the en-
gagcmsnt Of Monday died last evening. He was gal
Ian. officer and much respected and loved by his
10 the service.
Captain Forbes eomm,ssary or subsistence Of the
cavalry division, who fell from his horse and badly
injured day or two since, died this morning The &C.
cdent occurred by tho hoofs OF his horse being caught
between the logs OF the corduroy road when he fell
throwing tho Captain violently against the logs His
skull badly fractured and he remained insensibe
mp TO the tmc Of his DEATH His wife been with him
for some tme and 10 entirely Frustrated by the sad cal
amy. His body has been embalmcd and will be taken
North for burial.
Major Beaumont of the First New Jersey cavalry was
badly wounded in Mondays fight.
Lieut. Larkin, Of the Eighty-eigh Pennsylvania
Volunteers, was severely wounded.
Lieut. John Kelly, OF the Ninety seventh New York,
was also wounded.
The total number OF casualties in the late engagement
have not yet been officially obtained but will prove some
what larger than at first reported
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y II u DIR A FIT.

Supervisory Committee ON Volunteer
ing-Bounty Raised To s6OO-elO0 Hand
Money.
Tho Volunteering Committee met yesterday, present
Supervisors Blunt, Purdy, Stewart and Tweed, ssd
Comptroller Brennan The Mayor was not present
On the question " bounes the committee unani.
mouy Of tho opinion that tho bountes should be raised
In accordance with the legislative action OF the State
Accordingly the Of $500 800 and 5000, for one,
two and three years men, agreed TO be paid and $50
hand money for year man, SIS for two Year,
man. and 500 for three years This IL great pay
for tho volunteer and most liberal 10 the agent who,
he works faithfully and honestly, make easily bis
one or swo, perhaps nvo hundred dollars per day
II resolved that every effort should now be made
TO oil the quota Of tho city, and the committee call upon
I'll good citizens 20 lend helping hand The committee
resolved also TO daily for consultation. On Monday
II will meet at the Mayors Office with the hope sup.
pose of securing hts Honors attendance The Legislature
has confirmed all tho county ordinances for raising
money for volunteering and bounty paying purposes,
which gives most liberal sum TO commence with.
We would suggest the volunteer 20 In for the three
years bounty II 10 large sum, and in all probability
the will close within agar when they will be free
Now on with the work, and give Chairman Blunt and
his committee ali they possibly do In the way Of
bounty paylnx
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THE CAVALRY.

AMY on THE PoroxAo, Fsh ~ tse.
annorAr1ox on RAZOR oESsRAL GRECO
Major General Gregg lately commanding diviaoa a
valy In this army hes rendered his resignation and
- ssen accepted Bngadier General Irwin Gregg yss
tsrfay assumed command Of the division
DEATH or CAPTAIN ruREzr
Captain Edward A. Forbes, commissay Of subsdsscnss,
sscond cavalry division yesterday morning died OF the
INJURIES he received the niehi Of the 9TH Captain
George W. Eddy acting In place Of The deceased
o3vtson commissary.
Capa J. Reynolds v temporarily commanding NE
ssnih New York cavalry.
GENERAL COURT MARITAL.
general court martial will be convened % Cavalry
Headquarters Major Chas Gils win be President q
hs court and Lieutenant q. H. Wslstead, Judge Advs-
mia
yRro.nRs CITY rorr
Ine iohowing named officers, smopG the prisoners
Sv4nt:- =
Col. WIN = Clark, Twenty fourth North Carolina Vol.
Atju.ani . H Cook, Twenty foarsh North Carolina
Lisaienan. James r Rich, Forty fourth Virginia
Lieutenant y Fair, Fifty seventh North CaryiuA
Lieatcpant VIM sropest Fifty seventh NTH Caroline
Leutenant A. r. Saucete Fifty seventh Norta caro-
Una
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THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.

The TerrttsEfai Delegates ON the Amend
.....t. mont.
Tho following IA tho text Of the statement signed by
the Territorial delegates in Congress In favor Of the con-
stitutional amsndment--- .......
HoUsK OF REPRESENTATIVES,, /
'*s WASHINGTON, Feb. l. 1893.
Rcprcscntating Territories which must become
States delegates deprived Of the ncsimable privilege
Of voting In this House. and feeling deep interest In the
proposition TO amend the federal constitution forever
prob biting slavery within the Jurisdiction Of the United
States demanded alike by the exgcnc OF the times
the voice Of the loyal people, and by efforts In the
ned to suppress rebellion nauguraed and sustained for
the purpose OF perpetuatng slavery cannot do ess
than state that tho unqualified appro.
baton. II. p. BENNEY, Colorado
J. y. KINNEY, Utah.
4. a. DAILY, Nebraska
CHARLES u. POSITION, Arizona
j. H. E. TODD, Dakota
- W. H. WALLACE, Idaho.
FRANCISCO PEREA, New Moxic&
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Religious intelligence.
SERVICES TO-DAY.

SERVICES TO-DAY.
AtSt Ann's Free church. eighteenth street. F1sth
avenue, the Rev T. Benjamin. will preach 1t qusrtcr
to eight and half-past ten A. NJ and at three p Mthe
latter service for deaf mutes-and the Roy. Good
ridge at half past seven Pm.
The third Of q Of lectures the "History,
Order Doctrine and worship Of the body OF Christians
known the Catholic Apostolic Church, will be dcv
cred by the Rev. william w. Andrews, in the hall OF
Dodworths Studio Building corner Of Fifth avenue and
Twenty sixth street, this evening, at hafpast
O'Clock
Tho Rev Halscy ". Knapp win preach al Broadway
and Forty seventh street Hall for the Fifty third street
Baptist church at halfpast ten o'clock A. NJ and half
past seven +. NJ
Tho Rev. Thomas Armtage, D. D.. win preach in the
Madison avenue Baptist church, corner OF Thirty first
street. this afternoon, at three O'clock, the fourth in
course Of sermons the distinguished women Of the
Bible. Subiect--'1he Character Of Deborah"
The fourth OF the OF lectures Daniel by John
Williams, W n be delivered this evening at University
subect1tDanel's Vision Of The -Four Beasts; the Guilt
and Judgment OF the Old World"
The Rev Morgan Dix, D. D., win preach In the Church
Of the Holy Apostles, OF Ninth and Twenty
eighth street. before the Young Mems Association for the
relief Of the SICK this evening" services commencing at
half-past seven o'clock
The Rev f. n. Chaplin win deliver this evening at his
church Broadway the third OF series OF scourscs
on Christian civilization subjoct-"The Common
wealth Of Industry"
heN' 'naan.ey 'hss w'h lecture TINS evening AZ nsn
past seven o'clock, In the New Jerusalem tSwedcnbor
gianl church, Thirty NTH street, between Fourth and
Lexington avenues 1.-THE Last judgment; the time
sna III aass,eo 80 e mannea ~ NJ MI. a,.
'"i 80 " 'no nea' ei'' anu '1'o 0''s"-
Tho Brooklyn Society Of tho New Jerussl- Sweden.
borsan have services every Sunday At ELEVEN aud
balfpat scvcn Y NJ u tho chapel Of tho Polytechnic
,r Ma Tho nyrr rr,u,v hy ~ ,,n,s,cs
Rev. J. q. AsoE The public are invited Seats free.
f."Ten ,.o.sn n spIsopsi eruvn, tdu - 5spns,
Wess insny ssy T saec' near sn.n AVENUE rFvacn
ms " ~ ~; vvlIon ~ nau PAST zen A. ~ ana 'hroe
r. n po'" ''oos IN ffcHcn'
81 Thomas fras Chapel cornsr Of Prince and Thomp-
son strect: The Raw Thomas n. ssi will preach Ia this
chspsl dAy-seryice4 o nj hslf ian A
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The Raiders, II Surrendered, TO be Trieo
in Vermont.
The Nova Scotia Parliament.
SPEECH OF THE GOVERNOR ON THE PROPOSED
CONFEDERATION SCHEME, ETC.


HALIFAX, Feb. Q, 1895.
The Nova Scotia Parliament two O'Clock to-day.
The Governors speech Is lengthy. He gives Tho partcu
lars Of the option and subsequent proceedings Of the
proposed confederation scheme. He saysI Is not my
province, and have mission 70 do than afford
the ampcst and ecst scope for the consideration Of the
proposal which seriously Involves your prospects, and
In reference TO which you should be competent TO In
terprst the wishes and determine the Of the
country He says he feels assured that whatever may
be the result Of the deliberations, you will deprccaAs
all attempts to treat In spirit question %
broad that the ground Of All partca and pre-
vents its becoming . measure 70 be discussed In any
other He adves 70 The proproty OF armng and
piping the militia TO become effective, rcprobates the
ahrogasion OF the Reciprocity treaty VIII ch bene.
cia the province and nelghboring States and which
essentially promoted friendly iaiioss bsswsss
the two countries Proposals for railway 70 the New
Brunswick border will be presented, and for increasip1
the GALE OF the lands Tho work mr. OF the Gel&
and silver mines is going on most prosperousy.
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fms~SvAnos 70 CvsroMs 0sncm-SUp~urwrs-
xHr ov rn Focru Av'uur RAnsoAD Mr. Thomas J.
Brown Cor sixteen yssrs past Deputy surveyor ~ the
Customs II this port, Saturday last presented
with valuable testimonial from tho msrrhants ship
pcrs and other business men Of this oy The tss,imo.
nAl was both practical and useful being check for vs
r. Andrews Esq, on behalf Of The subscYibers amous
whom We end the names OF A. r. Stewart Moses Tayior
Moses IT, 0rinneii, A. A. Lowe n NJ platchford, How.
land Asplnwall and several Others Mr. T. j. Brown
IN about 70 the superintsndonce Of the Fourth
Avenue Railroad and the demonstration alluded was
made by the gantlenon concerned as mark Of esteem
and appreciation ~ his past conduct while employed
In the Surveyor oace, well for his Uniform co.rosy
10 many oftheir members their departure and return
r ON voyages to Europ>s Tho testimonial IA well de-
served and Il Is 10 be ho,cd that Mr. Brown win DO az
successful In his new place a. he has been popular aud
Successful In The old
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back. In the meantime General Foster advanced 70
Ashepo bridge about forty les distant due west from
Charleston The left wing also steadily advancing
II appears that while the right wing demonstrated
against Charleston and occupied the attention OF the
rebels Al that point the centre and ie at
AcBHdes or Walkers bridge. near Branchye, engaged
The enemy there In sharp skirmsh which resulted IN
she defea. OF the enemy and the occupation Of Branch
vile, as well az Of station the same railroad known
- "Grahams Turnout" This point Is seventeen miles
west Of Branchvile. probable that the force oocu.
plying this point Kilpatrcks cavalry, which guarded
the left Of the army in the movement
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THE FIFTH CORPS.

mr. IL 4. Hendricks Despatch.
HEADQuARrHns FIyrn CoRps
In ZEE FIELD, Feb. ., 1865. !
QUHT LINES.
n sans Suist hes prevailed today yesterday and
- aaDs embarrassing activity in constructing Garth
Vsshs and eordursymg roadR Some important changes
have been made IN the formation Of line and dispo
ollsn Of troops Aside from this there y nothing Of
epsctal Interest 70 report
oAIlAxnY ~ osnCzAs n szn LATE ys0Hy.
Recalling Of tho hsroe incidents Of the late ~
- have found talked with enthusiastic
Nhis carrying their brigade rssimsntal colo Brsvss
onsaAier General Morrow, Twenty fourth Michigan, In
ssanand Of the Third Brigade Third division received
~ wosad while carrying his brigade eoora At The time
- uas leading his brigade In charge Colonel Wilson,
- commanded the Maryland brigade In the Second
division, killed while carrying his brigade nAs = The
Creamy commanding the One Hundred and Forty seventh
esw York, was carrying two regmsntal nags when
ps1ndsd Several others ofAciated impromptu color
bearers Of brgades and regiments only those have
NAmsd were killed or wounded.
Another subject Of eulogstic comment the splendid
tsAvsfy displayed BY general officers Major General
warren was ofener 70 be seen the skirmish line than
ssy where else Brsvet Major Generals Grimm, Ayres
end Crawford commanding divisions, were likewise
bpouous at the extreme 'front.' and there charge
ads by their respective divisions in which their presence
and bravery In somo instances bordering recklensss
eid NOT inspire their commands with like GOODNESS and
daring. Tho Same may be said Of brigade commanders
o100t OF whom ! nave heu occasion 70 mention In my
osrmsr despatched
iERRIlLy EEvrcr A SOLID mor
was told u day that IN Tuesdays fight single solid
Shos killed six men This exceeds any prior record
within my recollection Of the damaging effects Of any
0ngle solid shot
THE MISSING
Missing men continue TO come in thereby reducing
ehis Il Of our late losses Most Of these strag
oisrs who, notwithstanding the vigilance Of cavalry
PATROLS manage keep OF the way until ali the tight.
Jag over, when their haversacks having become
A.ased OF ra,ioni they report present FOR duty Many
plans have been suggested and tried TO stop struggling
ord punish the Offenders but somehow with decisive
- satisfactory result
CAPTss cowDREy MoRTArLy WOUNDED.
Captain Cowdrey, Assistant Adutan General Of General
Baxter stan, reported MORALLY wounded, is, An happy
- say. likely 10 recover.
CESKRAr HoFYnAS.
Hrgadier General Holman, OF the Third Brigade THIRD
Hv son who has been away leave, returned to-day
cad resumed command OF his brigade. Colonel Mccoy
One Hundred and Seventh Pennsy has commanded
~ br gads since Brevst Brgsdier General Morrow
Wounced.
wEArHER.
The thermometer has descended several degrees day
md this evening from what II has been for several days
Dasl II such weather continues will suffer, and
~ rafio Of sick, fear, become fcarfully increased
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Fmn IN Jons srur-Lo- Asour oo.-Bsswess
three and four o'clock Saturday morning . nrs was
discovered In tho third story Of the four story build nc
No % John street. occupied by j. A. Babcock Co., ell.
patrx Tho aro burned with considerable fury, and
before could bs subdusd by the bremen the whos ofths
part Of the premises on nrc. The roof fell
ryins with the whole Of tho building with she eSccp
uon Of the 'front.' wall and small portion Of the nrst eccs
Tue estimated los on stock owned BY Babcock Co
amounts 70 about $4,000 insured for $4,000 I" fol-
iows:-Rslisf, t2,soo; Hope. $500; Metropolitan
q, 500; East River, s2,soo; Corn Exchange s2soo;
Commonwealth ZOO. The nr-i door was occupied ~
J. d. Bates o., dealers in cotton wick cotton batting
and shsstngs Mr. Babcock estimates Their loss sDos
go, 900; Insured fer $4,000 r9nows.-hol.3
$4,000 Greenwich, ~ ooo e'ocs' 49, 81 y
$4,000 broadway, s. 900 Croton, se,Oo P.rk, ~ M
Tue building IA Owned By y 9 Williams, ana me n.
n, DE- KnleEsrbooker and Washington insurance cor
nies equally divided The origin Of the ore V - pr -
npknown 10 10 under Investigation ny The Fire r
shaL
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Nxw HAvrS Conn, Feb. II, 1890,
A. Grapevine Point last night jeremiah Dryer, pr-
vato In tho Twenty second company Veteran Reserve
oorps, OF Hudson city, N. j., shot and instantly
killed by Sergeant Charles n Grimm, Of the Fifth Rhode
Island artillery. Dwysr WIS attempting 70 enter the
sleeping apartment Of Gin through outside window,
probably for the purpose OF robbery.
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PHnADsrSurA, Feb. II, loeA
nrv broke out this morning In the nfth story Of d.
Jsyses mammoth building Dock street. below Third
the srst door, which was formerly occupied - the
pos, once Tho nrc sxtinguishcd however, before
10 extended beyond tho room whore Il commenced Ths
building 10 now occupied by various printing oAsss.
many Of which wore damaged by water.
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RICHM OND.
Taking Positions for Perma-
ncnt Occupation.
The Troops Busy Laying Out New Camps
and Erecting Notifications.
Instances Of Gallantry Among
Officers.
Resignation Of Major General
Gregg.
- GREAT War MEETING At IIMHoD,
&ss &s., e.
QUE SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
~--~~~~~~~~~~-~->~>~~~~
THE SECOND CORPS.
" -~~~~>~~~~~~~
Ur. WIN. J. gtaxks' Despateh.
HxADQuARrKHs, SEConD Army CoRRAl
II TIE F1nD Feb. ., 1896. !
- GREAT War MEETING At IlmHoRD,
-, &ssa 70.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
THE SECOND CORPS.
observation-disclosures
M. WIN. J. Starks' Despatch.
HxADeuARrKHs, sEooaD ARNY Con

~ fhk FIELD, fcb ,, 1850. ]
SAxun roen5osD ION PERMANENT OCCUPATION.
n Day has Dassd IN making the proper disposition 4
- troops for the permanent occupancy of the line
oDsag On Hssshsrs run. There have been NO demon
Ssasoas on the part II the enemy and h not prsba-
- has any further efforts will be made dslodgs
tsspa New camps are being laid out and the ground
Do already bssn surveyed for the sxtsnssn Of the mill
~ ssiEoad. II may b. mentioned q among the
Dass@ass u msdern warfare that ths telegraph wires
oaehsd the vicinity Of HAtchers Sunday before
- rear Of the column passed, keeping pace with On
~ naech.
MiyoR CARxoRoB RxlIEvHp.
1Ajor 6eptimus Carucroea Assistant Adjutant General
g shs corps since August last b about 70 be relieved
n nAor was, prior 70 The opening Of the war; private
pyssAry 10 General Wool He has been in the service
nss lSsl He accompanied Brigadisr General1 Thomas
Shso Thai ccer went West for the purpose Of sEan1
- he colosed tr ops where he remained for eleven
soasha On his return TO Washington he assigned
- shh cesps, suecssding Lieutenant Colonel Walker
lAtpf CaxucvOss 70 an able and courteous 0cneer.
Aorooghly acquainted with the duties OF his pOsit on
- hs departure this corps the Of great
fsrst 70 Ill., MAJOR Whittier late Assistant Adjutant
6ensnl q Shs SIKH corps succeeds him
1nvate HaeA =. Riey company A, Eleventh Nassar
1osts volunteer who was sentenced TO DO shot the
{oA day Of Febrcasy for the crime Of desertion hAs
Ssse ssapitsd b NE President