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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
Destructive Fire O.. Piny.nr.,..s.

Shortly before midnight on Wednesday fire
broke in tie large name building No. %? west
Fihy 1f.tsL, occupied lock factory by Myes 40
range. The FIRE Hrst discovered in the drying
room. and spread throughout the entire building.
aud In short time II was completely destroyed Loss
on machinery and Of / about ei5l00. Probably In.
surcd The bulding belonged to NJ. Mott residing at
the foot Of Wesi Fihy.fosfth'st. aud was valued at
m the rear of No go Ninth ave-, owned by Mr. small,
also destroyed. Loss eco The rear building at
tached 10 tie pottery Of Mr. fi,h, Nos. III and -
Wet Fif,ieth-st Was damaged TO tho amount ~
900. Insured In tue king- County Co fpr el.7oo.
Toe franc residence Of Mr., Sharp. IN Fiy-hrs'.st..
Was damaged TO the amount VI 600 The stable OF i.
Clauserlan in Fifty.lrst IT,. was damaged ~ the
amount Of 900 high wind wac blowing at the time.
and feared that the entire block would be con
,nmed Capt. Scott Of tho Twenty second Precinct
W 81 section OF his men. vere early on the ground.
and assisted In saving property. The police VI That
precinct to,t charge II steam rc engine NO and by
their active eIertions aided largely IA eItingnshng
the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED srATYs CIRCUIT cOURT-JrI, e7.-nsfn.
Jude sHipssS
TIE uofLE coUsILhfHIIho oAss-on ! hon VI
JUDGE sHiPMAs-AcQUIrTALO OF The PRISONER.

tNihD oihih' cin,D i- -, "''''' -'"''
- su. cu.poy ov
TIE LOtLk COUsIthrEiiiH" oAns-enA non VT
JUDGE sHiPMAS-AcQUIrTAL OF The PRISONER
This morning Judge Sllpmnn charged the Jury
. " 49,, NJ. i,N.,.J for n..,,ns ronutsrfs
u '"' AS " " ' = 49, -
"',ny . . 80. Ir.,. IT,. d,n.nd.n, ,.nd. chsrsrd
uHsFL'.sN ~ ~ A.. 49,. IT, . c,.,,Iv Of ronn
VIZ nssns W ~ .n..in. ,h, ,sns "a ~, rcnnt.r
,e,",. i,s A. ~, A.. .,,s, xilA fraudulent paI
- - " ' "
a., ,e,. in IA. proof which sppeAr 10 be IN.
dn,d rbsy Leo; IN. defendant xas on the 18th Of
uI,, -, ..loo,..ep.r In CHICAGO He Wa sousht
W. - II,ir,,. ,,bo wa. artin, a. d-..cye
n,s a.. ia Chicago and by the latter persuaded 10
W " 80. s ill.,, $500 nyruo,, III obtaining coups.irt
10 New ORR iOi 'Ie a-'ton Pu p' I -. .,h ~. A..
money. nifinAn VA ~, az .,t -, a -. a..
isndAnt thiousa oho ,.'e' W., ."'. 49,. ~ -
than doubtful chsrsotor, hoped oy EoAns o. COZ.
yiouns otlcrs to obisn Po" On u, 49, =,
Ns P'hSe' '"' i,tI - u.c.t,lxy
he~-i5rt arriving hero ON 10 io'h o. pc.+i.otI'
On tho sAm- train came MI Adsinspn sho ost.uee'
under whose drecou, iisrtmsh W. esoht " o 80,
po.r that the del,nl'nt in"" 'h,t W. ~ ' 49,
Ait-r arriving here defendant al he ,lloh :" - =.
man. obtained nom somr QUARTZ e1 'p, =, d. So,.
e'rt T'es1onA notes oIousu tN. 80, h H.. .no.i.i, o
Ia CouTtspd,S, and '-cir'ea N'oh' VIZ" viz s"''Ns~
HAftinan. under the eafpei -, ..u A.. a.,
The dsiend,nt WAS th'n err''" " iii. - r..
formation derived nom iih'nii, m wy. ~ -, ~
bill. have ben brought Into court 'ooHih'' III" P' ~
counterfeit. . yr.t.
An.r the sfr-si Adamson TOOK the dr'rnahn' 70
ton CITY. and thcie inpr,n i'h JPN 49,. s, m "a in
not appeal and on th' uis " " nos bs''''A'' '' " "
QuIre , =, A., A.
TLesn % one ciroun'ano" ,ore'e, s's ~ ~ s,..l
Eudants imprisonment Ia Washington, wheh u" co.h'e'
at he should hsv. th. brn.nt Of before yon inss "
,ba, while in tho cell there ono Robert Cross under ,he
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Arrived.

s,es n,ship Glasgow (Br J. Manning, Liverpool July -
eth with LIdse. ard 30 passengers to Jehn y
Dale. =. :, -, A. ., =
s,camer Neptune, Brown. New-Orlsans day., to U.
ste,mship Meteor Hslst Eew.Oreans days with -
to o. ). Quart rnsster a.. 49,
Hal Henry Trowbnd,s Duntzr 0uanca, p r.. July y
ual..,s a. roW bridges Sons, OF New Haven the schF
r. T,,e, .sied lih Tor kew-fork.
Brk Rapid lcf Nssau), Msrschaik, Vera Cruz 70 d'ya
hide, kc, Hsrrou Go.
ssrt jane Ross Petoul Middleton sasrs II days. sags
nrs sne. TOT sheburne N 81 Crows Tara II days.
,ugsr 10 Brett Co. Leh schE Ella ioE Nsw'f ORR -
B:ri AntIl. CNor) wsisser. Santos days. coffee. -
Bst Dispatch (of 81 Vincent) Hsrott Port al Prns u
d,ys lswood Darrell NASH June II, lat ~ Ion os ~
IN. cook while In JUMP ed overheard and was drowned
Bhg Fouessr. Mnarsy bridgeport O. b. with coa 70 Y. -
Swain. - A..
PsarsslL
schr. Vintage, -, Albany for Bcsten
echr. A. r. Sipll- Hotohkiss, Albany for boston
schr. Mars l.: Hall, Laurence Albany for Portland 49,.
Schr George Darby Allen Wilmington. " O., days. ~
Schr Frsnci.co Smoot Savannah days, with cotton -
master. IA,
schr R.beccs Smith, Georgetown days. with coal y
Merrill Abbott -. -
schr Trade Wind. Smith. Savannah days. cotton, 70
sehr Abraham Lincoln tBrl, Westerly R. l.. fe' ASssE
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the reasons which 20 support In his judeent thu ced
question whieS belong eIoa.,sy 20 r jury Tho reason.
WHY yeu asked BY the d~fndms TO discredt
some hesitation. be admitted that hs had beeu inmate
OF State Prison In Michigan. had served oot part Of
term AID been % 0Ss ne bean
soy crime but that OF selling qnor without license On
bad ever been Convicted Of crime And finally ser
proper suggestion from the District Attorney he admitted
what ofien,s ne did say he asked Now he
to the State Prison for selling liquor without
license then bis testimony is consistent. bu. ii he sent
thers for some other oeue his testimony s entitled very
s credit inssmuch be stated twice thai ne LAD never
been 81 iy bs be hve sSrd
term Sta Prison. and have forgotten even that he
accused Of the oen'e for which he wa. CONVICTED o.
no one believe The Ju are TO carefully weigh
hs testimony both in references 70 what he stated aud
%. .dmttea fact that be has been convicted Of
the State Prison AID say whether his statements ara entitled
70 credit A have sresdy minated bis testimony orms
and qoeson Of tho defendants guilty intent
become, stmporsnt In orisr Therefore, to warrant con.
OF tho substantial truth Of hartmsns statement true
that be corooosted on several points By Mr. m,on
other aud vital poius not o.,boated by any
u h therefore impor ant for you carefully weigh hi. e,ti'
want CONFEDERATION Il va. Truly and fociby temsssd BY
the District Attorney, that bis oaenss OF coun.rieng
Poa = 81. sosn .s Sr Iii i" si%.
warrant all he said on this subjro, This CIRCUMSTANCE
ring the evidence and wherever they mud Il proves the
guilt Of the accused TO promptly snd fsaresy say No
sympathy with the mfortunes the should ever
him from the pnnhmtn his guilt deserve 'For
the perpetrsn Of oensss of this character there
be Jit such crimes conceived fraud and
deliberately executed They cheat the ibic aud rob the
poor Rnt every defendant must stand M by the evidence
sdduced ssanst him and be found entity acquitted
accordn, tue weight and osjbiLy Of that eyidspc IT,
rd gu.nt Of tie ry the evidence before them
preve. the defendant guilty beyond reasonable doubt then
is their duty to hnd him guilty. bat ~ ll to .uy them
Of his guilt beyond ress)soe doubt then the drcndant
..,f-l a.. Nd Kv
reasonable doubt do every possible doubt which
fertile fancifu speculation rsise but donbt founded
In reason one which leads ths er to hesitate
from the doubtful quality incomp etens Of the evidence
to draW the concusion Of euit.
The whole que ston Is with the jury.
Tho Jury hon retired and amer sbsence Of two hours
and hall returned with q verdict of Not Guilty"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
snrr1np nY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IYQuEsr.

An inquest was yesterday held at No. l1 West
Twentiethst by Coroner Collin on the body OK VII.
liam walker For nearly year past the deceased hal
been deranged and for some months an inmate 81
the luna,c asylum. short time since he came home.
and during the temporary sbsencs of his sister on
Tuesday last, he found IA closet quantity Of PARIS
Green which sLe had procured Tor the purpose OF an'
ing reaches lie swallowed quantity and ON her re-
turn she found vomiting freely lie confessed that
he had taken the poison but said that he nsd Veea
forced 10 take 1t BY some persons who were after bun
and threatened 70 cut him in pieces unless he TOOK ".
Medical assistance procured but he died on "ea'
nesday morning. Dr. Thomas Robinsoa' made post
mortein examination Of the deceased and found large
amount Of poison in the sonsch. verdict IN accord
apce with tho facts was rendered by the jury. De
ceased was native OF this city. aged "a years. ana was
for time attached to Duryea's Zouaves ut the outbreak
OF the war. W.,
FATALLY IYJURED.-Coroner Cover on We'd
nesday evening tcd inquest At the Second frecinct
station. House gu the body OF Dennis hays aged
,ears whose parents reside at No. &c Chsry.st The
deceased was playing with some boys az Per NO. 70
Fast River, and was accidenty crushed between Two
hogshesd. Of sugar. verdict Of accidental death was
rem rod by the jury.
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Meeting Of she Comm issisners Of IL miEra.
tion.

The regular semi.monthly meeting Of tho
Commissioners OF Rmirr alton held Wednesday Mr..
G. c. verpanck presiding. After the transaction Of
the usual rouins business. Mr.. C,rrcgan offered the
following resolutions which were adopted;
ResoJrd That the Commif.on,r. o. Egra;inn hsve
,siued a ssh Of Mr, IT, james. their h-f Msron
Wards Island stree II. Emxrnt Depot Ia
ss7 That this board chs srulY bcu testimony ias she wa
visDt aud s m "a her dutie. and attentive ~ the
laro deal with, Bud depoTss her lose aud
dreply ,ympsihiIes with her relatives.
Rssed That copy Of these resolutions be sent to her
family
The Board shortly after adjourned.
Annexed is the semi monthly statement OF the inmi-
grafton, returns receipts expenditures, &C.. OF the
Commis sioners TO the l9th Inst:
Nunher Of Emsrarts arrived TO July TO- ls6s.. 20 5
Number Of Srants arrived since to July 20 lSoS. SIN
Tot, q. ia
To date In 1854 0So
1865. 1864. 1868. 1902.
ynub-r o. fnnst-s Ia
lnstintiou, Wsrdsl- 49,
Balance In Bank Jan. ]. 1865. esso u
Arr, sa,e Receipts TO July ", ibo.. s13y VI 81
Received since 90 July n, for
Communication Of RAssepg.ss kc.. fi0e57 Gf1Io 1872 %
Observation-Disclosures. t1lTi "a 70
disbursements Previous
sccount 20 Iuy -, ltS.......... tI'1lbl 70 --- -
Psymcus July 10, lsJ.......... 1870 e2oo.%f 70
Balance In Bsnf................. 1851 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
Daring Highway Robbery TIVE Men
Assaulted aud Rebbed-One Of Them
Fired At-Eseaps Of the High " ymeu.

Early on Wednesday evening Mr.. George
Van Houten and Arthur K. Wilson riding on the
road lending to Woodland Cemetery. and. when near
McCombs Dam. three men suddenly sprang from some
bushes by the side Of the road and while held the
heads OF the horses the others presented their pistols at
tho inmates OF the carriage aid babe them. In
true highwaymen's phrase. "Stand. aud deliverr
Mr.. Van IIouien declined to accede to
the demand. and applied the whip to the horses. The
spirited brutes dashed forward but were checked by
the rulian who held their heads. Finding that Mr..
Van Houten void not submit qulety. the rufian who
had pointed his pistol at tao head Of that gentleman
fired the ball passing through the breast Of bis coat
and burning his face ard neck with the powder
from the weapon, 80 close was 1t when
fired. Finding that II was useless to resist FUR
ther the gentlemen handed over their yauables. Mr.
Van Houtens consisting Of valuable gold watch and
Mr. Wilson handing over s13. with their plunder the
thieves made their escape. No clue 10 them has yet
been discovered. Later In the evening the victims
called at Police Headquarters, No. 800 Muberry'sl
and detailed the fact Of their loss 10 Inspector Carpen-
ter Mr. Van Houten resides at No. 459 Eiohth.ave..
and Mr.. Wilson at No. AS West Twenty -shirdst
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IRA velers' Gulde.

travellers Guido.
To Albany BY Hod:on X. pepGs uo so.0 ss,s Sc
end An sv.. via Hudson River, u MI S,sS
aud 100 p. NJ. VIA Harlem. II 8 IN. and 20 Q; q.
Sunday tram via tudson River, p. m ny
cars run between Chambers aDd 3oth-sts. stations
and Oty Hall and 26th-st. station.
To Albany. landing at principal places on the nR
mu. by steamer c. yi5bird Tuesdays. rhur.dsys
ard Saturdays. and Daniel Drew, moadsys Mo@
nesdays and fridays, from foot OF Desorossesss
7:C a. M. landing at Ihrtirth-st. ,;';;'',:...'.::
TO Baltimore. by the NewJrr'ey II. r. foot q
Couri!andta.. 9 and III a. M. p. m.' snd " y.
To Boo" BY ss.S:r. ty 81 Bath every Sstur
day, and Jersey Blue, every "Wednesday. from
To Boston, bv New. London line, Pier SO N. r.,
aud Neptune Line, Pier q h. H.. only tSwday
To jston. By New. Haven T. r., via Springfield:
s,h-.t and 4tlsv; .:..;';'';:;..sa M ' ssh
sv., via Shore Line. III and 8 p. Ia Sunday:
For Caiskil. by steamer Thomas Powell, from foot
Of Frsnklins.. N. r.. every Tnesdny and Thar
day, at p. IA. aud every saturday ;..........
West by Erie Railroad. loot Of CLsmbers-se
and 10 .. IN 5 AND. ................:.....
10 Greenpou By Lo1g leland *. X, loot ofJsmes
For Hudson. Csi.iiIi. Bristol. and West Camp, 7.
steamers leave foot OF Hsrrison-st., North River
To Newbur-' Pong keepsie, Roundout and Kings.
ton, isndng n CoKzru's Dock. West Point sna
.
OF sbrosses-sL. N.
To New-Haven. connecting with r. X. tor Hartford,
and Spring held-ctsamers leave Peck Slip st u
To New Haven. by tho Nsw.fisyen R.R;, 2'th-st; !,
aud 4b.sv. at 4 9. llk a. m. ia. J. 3:4o, " aud
10 norwalk landing at Whiestons, City is'aod
snd Greenwich, by steamer John konier pier 20
4; H. lreck--bpp daily .....".....:;..''...'..'
To the West. BY Csnt-ri Railroad OF New-Jersey.
via Ailentown. from foot Of Liberty-st.. n. Il. .
In; IL "a. and s:,9p. IN. Sunday trAin.."....
10 rhiladelph,A ~ New. Jersey kairoad. too. %
Coarsndt'st.i 10 and II a. M, II M, and 6P
~ aud u midnight Northumberland.
To Staten Island, BY steamer. from firr No. lsN.
r.. near Dry-st.. at I, Q, l0:30a M, 1880 2AS
Up. M On suudayss, 1881, l2m.. l:30, 3, 40.
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Cos Llns.
daily, IRON pier q. fooi Of Robinson-st., N R. q
To White Mountains and LAKE Mempi remsaoe--
| Direct fout- via New Haven tsesnlbost or raj.
roadl. STRUGGLED and the Connecticut River Val.
| ley. Take Steamers nom Peck slip at 3:Is o. IN,
or from 27th st. station Al l2ls or...........
To Washington. BY New-Jerssy K r. foot Of
Courtlsndt-,t.. and NJ q H., p. m, and u
midnight Sunday. ........,.................
For further information In regIt TO Railroad Time
see advertisements in another psrt OF thu papex
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can te managed BY any intelligent farmer In the trial
Of time 70 cut fourth the following was the 70.
suit: No. l. - minutes ~ seconds, No @ u miootes
n seconds No Is minutes IS seconds Then IN cut
ting eighth o! an acre by Nos and 10 equal tims-S
min ties " seconds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

Burns il unmarried and resided with bis mother at the
corner Of Avenue and Fifteenth st. The ofhoefs OF
the Nineteenth Precinct are Ia active pursuit.
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MATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun gises...<:5l SIM Set,..72l Moon SETS %. %
HIGH wATER TVS DAT.
Sandy look .fo:3 Gov Island. "a Hell 0sts.... Ia
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nlovements Of ocean steamer.


In steamship Meteor from NewOrleans-Sarseon C2vgQ
ter Nsjor ADAMS wife, Mr. Ksthbole BIZ. bennett -
In the stetrage. -
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BORT Uarocns' Notire.
srArg o. Nxw-YoRE.

Poar-wAapsxS OyyioA Ne Nt wIlst |!
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance VIZ
.econ Of the act passed April IL 1887 entitled
=, "a Rsorsarss the Wsrdsns Ocs Of the Fort Of ~
Yo,t he Al, p.r,ops Interested In having charge o.
be f,ovins vessels under xsminaucn oy soS
Wsrdsns and that the said surveys os sx.nn.ons
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seAr rnny, steering N. w.-Juy ,l,s miles g. T. ~.
S.sm.hsp Republic. stesrinss. w.-Suy a. lat a. Ion y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
SUPREME COURT--CHAxsKRs-JuLr 2T-Bsfors Justice
BARNARD.
DECISION.
Henry G.. McGoncysl agt. Mary A. McGonegsl. -
Report oonhruas Cd aid sneut Of divorce g. aned

SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL Tnxs - JULY r. Before
Justice GAssN
DECisION5.
Sarah Louisa Hudson agt. Robert b. Bradford
Order snd execution an, assets which shall hereafter come
10 IN. hand of IN. administrator George the Count Johsnues
at s,rphen X Tisk-Motion dou.d with + costa John
h. Coppiuscr AT Victor Flury.-Motlon granted
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Before Commissioner SriLLwsLL
ANOTHER CONTEMPLATING CASH.

United States agt. John u. Holland. DeIendanI
wa. arrested Gu Wednssdsy for passing counterfeit ~ cent
stamp In lager. beer saloon In Nism.t and On -Isnis
lion was had HE today, which resulted In his DIS
charge evidence having been prodcsd which showed ls
had ANY criminal intention in passing tue money
, 1865-03-31
PEACE PROSPECTS,

Tie Downfall Of tie Rebellion I'm.
Secretary Seward nnd MIL
lard Fillmore Gone tu city POINT
NeEOtiattous Relieve to be In Pro-
, 1865-03-31

Sherman's army, after reaching Goldsboro
and driving the rebels out vf 1t, appears to
have halted, on the line Of The railway lead.
ing from NeWbern to Raleigh. 4 junction
Eas effected with the column under Terry,
which marched up the Cape Fear Rirer from
Wilmington, and The column under Schoncld
that forctd its way n-rth from Scwbesn via
Kinston, where severe battle was fought
She1man's army thus strongly reinforced
lies stretched along the Ralcis1 and Ne wberc
7at1rcad, with its right resting on Kinston
and its left on Smithfeld, out Of which the
rebels were whipped on the 23d inst. Vessels
of war md supply tn. sports 90 up the Neuse
river to hinston. The army is resting for d
few days after Its great march from Savan-
nah. Forty thousand suits OF clothing and
pairs Of shoes are being distributed among
the most ragged and needy Of the troops.
Theltft wing atSmithfe]d. is bu, tweuty-six
miles from Raleigh, the capital Of North Caro-
lima. The next move will be to capture 1t.
The railroad thithsr Gom Kinston is being
repaired and put in good running order. It
is evidently the intention Of Sherman to
place garrison in RaleIgh and to keep the
railroad. Sherman is back with his army By
this time from Fortress Monroe, and in few
days We shall hear Of his "for@ard march,
towards Richmond. 4 few marches more
and few encounters, will bring them to the
goal. No other soldiers of modern times have
performed such work or fought so many VIC
toFious battles. But the great object for
which they have endured 50 much-a restored
Union, Is almost accomplished, when they
viii receive long furlough and grateful
nations blessings.
, 1865-03-31
Interesting Questions and Answers
RELATIVE TO THE
7..30 u. S. LOAN,


So that all may un 1eEstand what Its.
r,-.. o,c,,,o,-v,, :. ..,, ,, .,.,
rt Gas.,sno2-nn9 ls tnls 4oaa called "SeVen-
iItfty" LoanE n.s,, ,rt.r.s+ IN ,,.o,.
aEs *erM osats 10 currency. ~ nc rate OF
teven 1oas ns, sad hy @ Gsn s4s1 5s1s o. every
Uns cent 2.r y On saca ss1 ,n1 mote.
TTho c:ats Pr az On eaGn asn1 HiU .a.n' ntte'
1eh Gtats ~ r. r. ua e. "a saSa Ssge q n1t9. nEa.
sst - " - 1y ~ - ss sAG ~ *s;uu ao1e'
see9no Qusssion "nen aao low can 1afS oe op'
ta!neot
A. hwtrTIhey ase sos sale at par, ~ int rest
Jhp+ - ~ nGss ci LIE osa3s ana bAnS-
sf. ~ tnt hstt.
lalIa e. LOT ..t.d az me lnts1e pa5aoie and
hoP can II 2. CO! ecleof
Aus"st- tae s9upoesr " tnlst1t tEAsts ale Que
1tth OF Jnnf And lo'h C1 ueceWofrln eaen Tetr AMI
can hh cut OF fron the not nad will oe ca.hrd By aoy
enD.l pnltea st@&es depository. 'tionnl Or
ufhe1 uank u H'Lker:
Il Il. Eli g. s1en-Hnen mos' TEE a'sernmett pay
Answe @1hes ore due n th'ce years from The 18th
t.! Itnt ls6at w., On tns 1otn " uscempsF. Ibis.
run Huss1loa-Au3t receive VaC2 my money 10
6o0n a. 1858?
- 1he laS rives son isst 70 asns.na rom IL
.i rnr+ o. ~ @ nar ~ IA ft1ns snd o3nn.r " ~ *
, 1865-03-31

line at different points. The first was sde upon
the poiht held ~ Cocgswe1l's brigade and Nor
game second brigade. nardee md Hoke led the
chsFEe. 2he rehelB moved forward gs1lantIy,
firing but llttle as iE determined to crush in our
line u mere weight. They were received with q
furious fre, Int they bowed their hea5s anil came
On. penetrated between CoEgswrl1 and Mitchell
and got to the rear Of Hit hcll's BRIGADE nn1
1tetiher gave way. The fighting Eas terrible
Mitchell put his brigade In the 1orn Of p.raltel-
ograu,, fighting on I'll sides; Cosgswel's N: men
they ooud be seen. The enemy passea afoana
Mitchell and struck Vundeyetr'u md rearing
bricadcs in The rear. pressing thcn GO nara tlai
they had to jump their h1casf"ofss 10 rcpel
their aesaults.
Am,p was captured who gave his nsne as GEN.
Uokc. md sent to the rear. There Was, however,
90 much con1nslon THAT 1t Is no wonder this nm
Uoke did not afterwards report himself
In like manner chatgcs were made on other
points, but our line reyer wayercd anywhere,
Finally the rebels mnseed fjr a Last effort. This
t,mt they came up without lhcir old familiar yell,
aud marched steadily on Robinson and The I've
tatterjcs. They we're met with the most terrific
lire ever Witnessed, nj which many of the eray-
backs raised their hands dcprecatingly. Their
oihcefs " great e4ert1ons and personal bravery
brought them 0n In some order until they reached
point where HaM.ey'e brigade brought t. heas
upon theIn flank dre. This added to their mig
cry, yet they stood It brayelr, aud they came on
The five batteries then opened at distance Of
less Aan seven hundred yards, throwing cann1s-
ter and spherical Csc into the moving mlss Of
tie t1rks Of lever watch. The flashes Of tue
guns seemed a steady blaze. The enemy ut last
broke and fed In confusion from the field. An
hour IQteT not d Slot Na- hcur3 afOno the Tine