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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
The Proposed Worlds Convention Of
Tcachers-success Of Object Teaching
-Reconstruction Of the Union by Free
schools-The Burenu Of Educniion-
A Feast Given to the Convention-Gov.
Curtin. the Hon. Simon Cameron, and
Gen. Gregg Present.
From Our Special Correspondent.

HAhhhbuRG, Ang. ~, 1863.
That the public-sprited resolution of Prof.
Lambert of Peekskill ~ Y. looking to the call of
Worlds Convention Of Teachers, 80 promptly
adopted in yesterday afternoons session this Conven
ton. will be applauded by the whole community of
teachers. and by the country at large DIR. Lambert
well said that such Cosmopote Congress Of the ruling
intelligence would be OF far greater real consequence TO
the world than any conventions Of products recently
held in its largest capitals. Accordingly Committee
was appointed TO take in charge aud forward this enter
prisng resolution, and tho specific object of which is to
bring the world to consider the best method OF teach
ing in all the departments and grades Of knowledge.
1.-THE Committee gre NJ Lambert. Mr.. Burroughs Of
Pennsylvania Hagar of Massachusetts, White Of Ohio
and Holman OF Kcntucky.
The discussion Of the Classics called forth the Rev.
Professor Cyr OF the French English Academy In Phia
delphia He thought that time enough is devoted to
the ancient classics in schools but better use no
douot can be made Of that time. Judging by the
amount Of classical learning retained by students In
afterlife might think that these studies had no
more influence their intellectual development than
to use French proverb-o Beat0D on a wooden leg
However the classics may work sutSome even with
those who do not get the first difficulties of Latin
and Greek; yet is much to be desired that in this p
ing age the Lying languages should have larger consid
Grafton. In Us respect the ladies Of America appear
TO be in advance OF the other sex. While the profess
ors in Europe seemed 10 be learned than ours the
students not much more proficient in these
studies than those Of first colleges. and the latter
mad no time to spare for drinking and dueng, after
the fashion OF the Germans, he why they
shold BOT attain tho Continental standard. higher
INSTITUTION IL needed similar to the Normal School OF
trains up professors for the University of
rance ia which students after graduation devote four
years 70 perfect them0lyes in special branches
oDect reaching" IA pursued at Oswcgo appears
10 nave geled the general voice OF the Convention IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-21
Prom The Chicago Evening Jonrnal
NORTuwRsIEgS FRgEDMEN's AID COMMISSION

CHICAGO. Aug. II. lsdj.
The following extract is taken from recent
business Communication from one OF our teachers NJ
Mobile Alabama. For the last two months We nave
been in tho frequent receipt OF similar statements.
equally credible The anihOr OF the extract herewith
is gentleman Of more than ordinary Intelligence ana
especially prudent in regard TO the repetition OF Iuos
We have no hesitation in accepting any representations
no makes Very respectfully
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From Europe.

Portland, Ne, March IL. The steamship Peruvian
from Londonderry, ,he Sd instant, has arrived.
The American new, per the CITY Of Lendon, eI-
cited no material influence on the English markets
Morsrs. satntth~aites Circulaf, dated the Even
Ing Of the la instant, rcporna declining market for
American Securities Five-T renty Bonds have
given way from 63' to 81, at which they closed With
buyt r-s decline Of ~ pcr cent.
Queen Victoria bss temporarily emerged from her
seclusion by receiving the FOREIGN Anl,a-s~iors,
Members OF the LEGATIONS, etc. iu state A. Buckius-
ham Palace. Mr.. Adams tht American N lnistsf, and
his RecretArtes were pre-.n., but Mr.. Adams wac
unavoidAhy absent. The Queen will hold another
Court on the 18Th inst, which 10 limited 10 select
circles Of English nobility,
The gres exhibition In Dublin is Ia be iu1ugurated
hy the Prince Of Wales with tho same ceremonial a.
II hv The Queen herself.
The opening OF the telegraph TO Inds has been
finally hnn mnced, causing considerable .eusAtiOn.
Private m's.sres frcm Calcutta sd renched ConstAn
unople IN ~ cive hour, aud a message from kavAC no
had reached fnsland In eirh aud n half hours.
The King OF Italy arrived nt Milan on tho ls' intt
and received enthusias iCAlly. The CariIuA
Vicar al Rome hm issued a notification relative 10
the Jubilee. lie feyerte to the object of the nopr'-
encycllcAl letter and particular. especially de-
ligor worship being rcooEnized ~ legal rights. lie
cannot recognize Just the right Of all 10 propagate
through the pr'ss erroneous principles, nor can hc
recognize that the vi Of the people 10 the supreme
Law,
Tho mother Of the Queen Of Holland died at Hague
on the lst inst.
Tho Russian country bordering upon the States Of
Central Asia extending from the se> Of ATa 10 laEo
iesick kel has been formed into fusslnn poy lncca
undsr the tide Of Russian 1uTtiAan.
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New York State Legislature.


Albany March 1S.-RrLs RSrorTEp fAvoEApLy
For the improvement Of certain portont~of Se- York
not vet surVeyed For the provement OF Brook yn
Heights Authorizing the erection Of n new Capitol
To establish thr Cornell University, and dons," to 1t
the proceeds Of the nted states Land Grant. Tho
General stste Appropriation Bill. Amending the
charter Of the East New York and Jamaica RAILROAD
Company.
bills REPoHTED. Regulating the lses OF physi.
cans aud surgeons In certain cnses Increasing the
Tnte Of interest on Brooklyn County Bonds. 10
amend the Brooklyn Se~e;ag" Act For improving
Leonard street, Brooklyn. Confirming the b.rIny
resolutions Of Richmond County Supervisors. lncor-
porsiins the knickerbo.ker GAs Cou pnny. Author
Eing all horse nllros companies In the Sats, EXCEPT
IA Now iork City and Brooklyn, to increase thoir
rntes n fare " per rcnt.
Buzz IS1lppbUOEp Relative TO the Croton Aqus
dnt In Ner horA Tnd 10 ehants t'ls no. o' susrts
lyn hoTse railroads Mr.. AiAbiu moved concurrent
resolutions asserting the NonEve doctrine ia regard
70 Mexico and ia occupation By hsIimiliAn. Ia
bled. Recess
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Assembly.

REPos1s-To amend the sct estsblishng a quaraB-
tine for the port OF New York. To prevent sue small
poI For scquisition Of lsnd- for the Cfolou Aquc-
duct To incorporate the Metropolitan Market Com
pany. To authorize the organization Of q company
ivr Pneumatic railway.
For the better res ulstion Of Firemen in heS York
city. Adversely.
Ar. Angel moved TO lay the rport upon the table,
for the pui pose VI permitting the minority vi tho Con
mittee to make report
10 anne nd the charter Of the Blind Mechanics Asso-
ciation Of New York, To incorporate the New York
Transit %.
bills PAssEp-EItendinF tho operations Of a sen
eral manufacturing iAv, A. a. TO include coal and
peat companies To amend the charter Of the Brook
Iyn Mercantile Library Association.
BILin INrkoDu uCEp--lO amend the charter Of the
Occidental lnsuranoe Company. Incorporating the
Harry Howard Association Of eIempt hIemen 10
amend the act regulating the lota,e Of the port OF
New York. The senate hill 10 amend the Gen,rsl
Bounty law, giving substitute furnished by drafted
men the same bounty as volunteer. For tho in.
proyrment OF Dock street Brooklyn. To amend the
hOdiers' Voting Law. To construct raiIoads in lie
CITY Of Brooklyn for the conveyance OF isseneers
between hook.yn and WestchesteT Co. Mr.. Queen
inuoiuoed bill oNempting persons in the employ OF
telegraph companies from militia or Iury duty Re.
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BY those pretended negro vor.hiprer.. on Saturday
m ano snndsy AZ the chod ed negro meu refc pres.
bridses; and 90 sunday eyenine the wood
Mestc-ort Of the.e bridees VS. eurned
fres bri're vas burn, on Monday mornine. Month
oeo vtud have been burned hsd not the we of the
70 destroy il on ,h.f nett ti., raiains party that
vent down 70 within two mile, OF tho Hon. W. T.
"A, h,e.s ihr-ae eed V burn hi; house so On Snn
10 pudsh psrcr. and went to the CuBosiCLf Office
% effect theii de.,sn but portion, Of the pfes had
hcen rcroy ed with the type and they we're uusble TO
~ 40 They then took pos, ssiou OF the JETT EKso-
Mas oface, ami commsnced operations; and after
progressing for svhile suddenly quit, SAYING they
might sumo their OIL icct next day but orders lad
teen ssuei to move on by Al, o'cloct neIt dsv, and
no further operations iIr the ue ofther paper were
rcsuned. on Monday morning, -oon alter lisht. the
drums -ere hoard and troops we're mari he'd down
bets OF noeroes mounted stoen horses we're seen
soins of With the Yankees women ~ith ittle child
ren in their snps seemed q, ss.er to he on A. the
men. ON leaving the town they separated into four
ooiumns' taking - many different directions. one
q the columns wont TO sootuvile, destroying the
hcnry there and the canal
"rHE THIRD oAvALHi DIVISION cHaoNIcLI"
The paper alluded to in the above letter bare the
above title, but the enteTprins publishers IL seems
had not time to set out full sheet. and they issued
sdvertisements Offering rewards for "My boy Jube,"
and NY man Ros.or," described as runa-ays; ,pe-
eia order to karly to furnish certain supplies, A.
hitherto, ho. A ''PeuonA" appears the object Of
which 70 TO open . correspondence -ith some Young
.hnp 81 tnArloiteeNlHes win view 70 uhtflulohN
The following sppeAr over the name Of the valiant
Fannie:
Hr,DaUABTEnS THIRD CAv.tEY DiytstoS,l
March 4 1868.
Report Of property captured and dostToyed by the
Third Cavalry Division. MachS
CAPTURED Eleven pieces OF artillery, thy.fou dou-
bic sets artillery harness, sir cAsons, nine forFct
eisht hundred horse. and mules, one hundred and
twenty army wAron. fifteen Am bulanceStwo hundred
and Twenty-Five double sets wagon harness, fifteen
double sets ambulance hATness one ambulAnee vAg-
and harness
Destrov,d.-four railroad cars one loaded With
supplies two railroad bridges thirty army wagons.
Report Of property captu ed and destrOyod by tho
Third Cavalry Division Mach 3, 1868
Cdyiurei-Three ten pound Parrot guns, one sir
pound sun.
D,s'rov ved-Four Railroad bridges three cars con
minins Supplies Of leather shoe, saddles horseshoe
nails and muskeu. q A. CUsrEh
B.evet Major General Comm andlng.
:. W. BAsNrAKt, Captain aui A A A.G.
T'Cce Of poetry" on Jef. DAV'., and pCc, Of .
letter abruptly cut of In the tv cith liue, complete
tho lst Of contents Of this brilliant iAcet.
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out Of tho curtains in the White House, which Ne
wretch desired to keep a. trophy or relic.
SrArreTios lu-t issued by the Department ~
Agriculture show that while the firms of the iovs
States, in i'i2 produced crops worth t955,1Gt,-
922, those OF 1861 yielded no less than 81, G4S,
900.
THs Peruvian Government having settled their
troubles with Spain, have seized eN-Presd dent Cas-
tells on tho charge of attempting " get M revo-
luton thoy s'it him on board Governucnt vcs-
sel and sent him " sea nobody knows vhither,
bu, 10 10 supposed 10 China.
Coal has been gathered upon the h.sch at
Phlipsbur-, Ne, for many years, and Professor
Brackett, of Rowdoin College Linls thst . coal
mine extends o-lg the from Rhode Island To
Novs Scotia, but that tho bed of ,he coal IA toV far
out o, sca to be worked. The waves cas-, blocks Of
turou the beach from time to time.
USrsuAL c,utou is ohserved by the military on
the line Of TIE Potumsc, rum few miles above the
u strict 70 uArpet's Ferry. Forces have been aug.
mcnted and strong pickcts are estabnshed to pro-
vent guerrilla incurscns The enemy are In forcs
in Nirgiuis In tho county Of Joudon, eonscripung
and procuring sl N. good horses which they can
end. indicating hostile demonstration.
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General intelligence.
tBy Mad to ne NJ. Y-i sun.l

RErorr from Acapulco says, Gen vioArro hn
deserted Asnmllian, and again ioined the Gepub-
hcsn cause.
DoLD thief, the other day, ran nut n jewelry
stoie IN Bo.ton with tray hil of diamonds, and
escaped.
CursEsH tibet. having stolen . nissionlry's $
watch, brought 1t baek 70 HIN the next day, 10
lesra how 10 wind 1t upl
The volcano of TurcAb., Costa Rios. stil con-
tinues ram Of ashes. The heat is Almost unsuI.
portable.
ThH sporting world is al Afog with the an
nounceruent that Flora Temple viii make her re-
enfrs upon the turf, after two years of retirement
IN May She will appeAr uIon sic Fashion Course
suNnEl n officers who hsyo seen considerable
service are now resigning, he NJ anNious to em-
bark in civil pursuits General Holman, q very
prominent and eftoien, otfccr, is ou The list.
FIVE girls employed in the spool cotton factory
At Portsmouth,, N. H., have teen arrested and fined
Tor stealing cotton. About h zee thousand pounds
OF cotton have been stolen from the factory within
. short time
A bAEnAuAS named Warren spslldng who
won't 70 Washington 20 ser the Oghts VAS locte
w IN iAl . lev dave tgN for cutting lsre. mac.
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The Draft.
The Drawing Commenced Names q the
Conscripts, Etc.

tonscripts, Etc.
Following closely In ,he wake of Governor Fon-
tons assurance that no irAn would te made whore
recruiting WAS in progrcs-, came the report yesicr-
day that the drawing was actually IN progress in
he city. Our reporters on repairing 10 the "vsr.
Provost Marshals q. ccS discovered thai in tc
FourtN. Fiah, sixth and Eighth d strict, the work
was commenced al different peroi, OF the day,
but in the seventh and Ninth Dis,rcs no draning
occurred. The Wards comprising the Districts IN
which drafting occurred Yesterday, arc designated
as follows, snd the names drawn IN esch will be
found appended 10 this article
Tho hcFourih-Comprsln tho First, Second, Third
Fourth, Fihh, sixth s1i Eighth Wards Captain
j. n. ErhssdL Proves, MafshA, No. Ia Hudson
street
Fihh u strict -Comprising the Seventh. Tenth,
Thirteenth and Fourteenth WardH-Capialn IL T..
West Provost Marshal L.cut'ntEi Eohcr' j.
Ward, acting Pro~1 Marsha, NJ. 43s bToomo
street
axth District Comprising the Ninth, Fifteenth
snd \ xtctuh Wsrds-CAptAiu &. X. Roster, Fro
voSt Marshal, ~ lsa sixth avenue.
Eighth District - Cumprmng the Elghteeuth
rveuuetn sui Twenty -hfst Wards-CHptain u.
y hauierrr, Provost Marshal No. lJoJ broad
Nay.
on vsiLns the Provost MARSHAL Of tho Ninth
District, our reporter informed that there
would be no draft In his district lilo stated that II
vas discretionary w'th the Marshal TO lave Iran
OF not sccording a. recruiting wsa erist or other
wise 70 long as tuc Provost Marshal Is kept busy
muster NJ In men, JUS, long will the drah 10
postponed: but when men cease 10 come up, then
will tho drnn commence. The seventh District was
SIMILARLY situated, and recrus continued to come
In. Tho following arc the ofrciAl quotas of Tho
cs'lectivo districts minus Ne twenty-five per cent
deferred by ,hc President:
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E'F"sas o'0uphtiou oI 'bhFlotitsNiHc.
A private Lester from Charlottesville, Va, pub
Sshed in the Klehmoni EsauIRER Of Monday
'es she following particulars of shoridAn's oceu.
lnon n that place;
The GAnkee army, FIVE thou and strong, entered
pie place on friday about .Vo o'clock p W.. the ard
pstant, unopposed. The Mayor and civil authorities
N the coIoI alton met the enemy on the hill south
Iest oi tie nNeslty roi unda, where the town was
tuendeied al by the Mayor, and protection 70 private
onertJ euA anteed by the Yankees " the citizens
bd 10 th6 authorities Of the University A. first Eve
br'emen with drawn pistols rode up 10 the hae OF
f.ce, and then mncfiatCly gnllopped " tovn then
tov ed ak others, and then General Custer sur
bunted nv dozen or twenty men, bearing ConfedeT-
AaFs captued from the defeated and routed troop.
II GtneTAl Early; then follosed the entire column
lrrugh the main street 10 the front Of the BantI,t
lomAs Institute. All the store. were closed and
Ir udoys Of the honses we're 81 orally Minded
Id nt tor tho Talblr of negroes and mpan 10. breJ
Iitr omen on the streets. ever, thiug Indicated A
la aud buried city. SoOn after the arrival of ths
hvudtr guards we're placed At every street
lone t.a line Of march. Four Hundred bushrls ~
brp l+lonFinR 70 our G0sPrunent, were found Al
o.lrHn's mill and = few hundred bushss OF xhe.L
rI0.c %. 70 private perous, we're found and tai N
bssc-siCu o. A. night the farms around Charlotte
ile acfc covered vitA CavaTy, presentins a sad plr
20 ihO eyes OF our citizens. In town quiet pre-.
'.ed during the night eNos.t the nose OF passins
goCp, ne new detacnmenU GTTiyed. Scouting and
bhtrnl rArtiet sent out In all directions Sat
&tLav rad sunday, pluutei1 i1nf a. they vent. The
.1res rfIe moi exempt rom punde itnEs, when
vtr ono sd suY sod Of aver tsU sa'e to BE- stolen
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Bslow 10 ApneIel u list ~ the Names drawn yes
terdsy;
FoUHm DisrpioT-Fira Ward,
The numter u names place in the wheel WAS
2,s7o from which 63g names were drawn, the
quot. icing 3l6. The following is ht Of tho
names drawn
4 Nliemsn, ! Albe,,adt " Ausustin, l. A An
thouy.
! Blsrtwell, Jas barry, h Brook. VIM Bolt Tim
Rrouctan, " O Bren, j Brown, / Brady, q
blake, j Brady. W birmingham, II Butler, A
Boyce, j u Bellows n Baumef, . lo-er- II Bnrtee,
bolton, j baker T Burke, j Burn, 7 Brown, W
brown, Barkn.n, } Z Beyins, Bennan, c Dor,
Biark brown, BuTnr j Brown, BuIks.
hy ColimAn, Lac Counor, + Chaunoy, + Co.ter,
J. collins Golfer, j tooK Callahan Collins,
Counor, j Cart i CArdssn, w Condor, j chase, 7 J
Callahan, h ! Code, u Conger CieGy, CowclL
toresn' + collins. j Crayiu, j Connolly, NJ j t'ur.
MN, " Cu.ic, ClOusu, q Csrt,, II Cri.pen, Con
1o Ga!.o. y G4.,y, I,y rSos 'c.i4hsa,, ,''' VI
Jas Dee, = O'uouolue, ! pc Forrest, nauisl.
u Denton, IAILer, Dean y DuTch ! Dough.
ieao6ac, I Donovan n boanely, = basun, aDnly,
q
bauEol, pssson, " Nonohue, Drisorcl.
Kus'cc J Emmon. l. Enrieht A Emory, A ~.
phton, Evans tIton, Esnn, tll IN;
Englehari, u Egan, l. Erick, c Eller, j Euyies, j.
Emanuel ! flphinTon.
Il ru.ncr, p prltzr,rai, Jno For. ! Fort. F French,
j fnu, Elyn, kG froSctter, W Fnrnis, = Ftl-
GcTad' 4 tallep ! fentop !. Farrell, I toeaI1ty,
lNnd, i Fitlgcrsd, I tutlong, Ilagge, W FaklnS
+ Foley, franden, + frost, I Fraser II fot,or.
,J,Gilline, g Gray, ) Games NJ Garyey; W Glow. :
Ga yeV q Geary' l. Gros-'r Grogan, ID holborg, q
huts'Au.
"
ton, Z 4 holtz II lliekL h heseE I llollln-, Io-
vel, T HAZE 4 Herman, iiuterson, Hfgins,
Howard y HisTin,, W Hardy, J Hsmet " Howard,
} done / liollahHn, g Holmes, healy, y p Hell
r i!any, hay, II hslmsn, Henry, IlqiuT,a
Henne,sy, ! liu,,ey IIAlloway, Z Hayuer, II
Iiarling' Huh, D hor.n ! Hogan, = HeaIn, J.
mao Holden, + Iiaahnn, j. iIolroi, ii +. liar.
ins, j lloNis, Hnll, HclniEean, " Hentsing,
IiaInsan, j HAtserty, :. I li,D Iieyanes, W Heath,
Il lIIsgihron.
J Inger,oll, joyce, = II Jentzen, J JsniIn,on, N
ostln, j JcVls. II Jacobs, " johnson, Chss levitt
II lohren, Isnerr, ) Jackson, W W johnson, II
lcoDa
d KalahAn. NJ O'Kssfe, T KsndIy, J Kolly, A
Kinir, N konpy, -,ks,t y Klnr, " ; Keiiy, Tho. =
nm, y k.lsan, T Kenyon, j keenan,, j Kane, N Ks.
F5sE S.,n. KUN, II Klein.ohoiOot j Ksplef, +
o.l lemon s!,! ,".:Js a:ls, W I'm: I-sIE
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News Itemk
70, Tsi.srspA 10 ns Ess YorL s~~.l

THE dran commenced in Baltimore yesterday.
TuE failure OF two produce houses In Ph.lsdcl-
phia is reported
Grs. sonoTIELp bss placed Gen. Hs-loy in com .
msnd OF Wilmington and its defenoes. Gen.
H,wley ls q native Of North Carolina.
RrsoRs prevailed IN Washington yesterday that
Peace Commissioners have reached City Point
from Richmond.
MAJ. Gnss. CBooK and Kelly have arrived a,
changed.
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ie%ry; Isyy Lenahsn, L.n..n, Iimteeh
Leschmann, Lesry, J Lulsns, Leroy " lAnisau
Moore, M.her. = Murphy, JMon.hcr, Mc,
,,r Jo' Maus, 7 Mcdaniel, Mu'in, MnehilL,
sosrs, ac!sf S SsIt sSin,yrs s'gu, aecsrtg .e.
u Miller 9 scGeio J Nay. Mccarthy. ASNs1a'
s%2'S MSSSss NS,yic ssss. s1t% FhSr TsG. sSFs %
! ! Miller; J, McCormisk ! sc',ran = McCrsn; S.,h
sSs1, Ss.a S1,SsS SMissn soo M'Tni Il aerI siT Sol
MMSccs5' Msc:5,' sSSt1,cy na.tsy f,,I,Ds ssyI,nss.
s'y.s syefJ SSSrc Me-, anfpn, n y wor,n, Sr Nc,
tSrmsck Ncka. :, NcCune. c Mcoorald;J : Mur,
Eurphy' v sccsrtS, II aolv's, . k N'-saii, ! Nc
1sSSSsS1; Sssdn;, 9sNLE9y m ,A2pn sSgh
Never, Aqr1sy v seSsdsa, J Soorc, i Ss'.S, 2
Mcmahon; ! Ms,her; MO- Iauin; l. Mann. W
ssTpsy sgpSy NsSapSy sSTD9yw S,' asaS MSff2S acE
blu, Murphy.
John Nolan. W Nor-dick, .sel,on. ?. .Nic'on,r
Ncyefe, j NNle, Ncrhohsc. 7 Sci on, y Sconeu.
" Nssel, Nicholl, Z North, fSsl.
p oponncii, y o'Prieu, v o'Ccrncr " o'Br'sn,
= octendcIf : 0'heen, ( u'Reilly W osne- =
fensand j O'Brien. J. oConnor fred otsry. J otter.
Ouenuom.
CIV Psr.in., " Powers, II rspC ~ rtorson, G Per
hps rGItSS pSs,Oi, a ccJ rpsnsnS Is[ca ,or '"
q
NJ Mouisly.
Eiiar, :, Roser j Rrsn, u RcFau. Roberts =
Riley, kowilcu. Rec, ~ kiley, ! k,ymAn,
MSb9r s Th RlCs - kcnwu"y RotHcir s;c Ma:
kOach' j LObins0n, l. R,Slc, [. Ryan, Rulheu.
II sullivan, W Schneider, r scot,, r shear y ~.
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he Fifteenth Couuecticut Regiment Not
Captured.

Tho following letter was sent to the Hartford
kIrss, and appeared in It's columns Tuesday ever.
ps;
NRwnFrN, \. G.. March II.
hessrs. Editors; Our forces at kins,on have
hpturc n number Of rebels and taken Colonel
Ipham's brig sle rom The re- els and the Fifteenth
\ AGAIN all right aud ready for night General
Isrry has formed 9 junction with our forces at
|1ns1on, and sherman will 90 in the rear Of tho
b els ., Goldsboro to-day or tomorrow Our
trces here will keep the rebels at work they csu,
|nu Sherman gets 30 thor rear.
Yours, In haste, X. II.
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Commencement of the Draft,
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BRAGG STILL RETREATING.
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The Latest News
by Telegraph 80 the y. v. Sun.
SHERMAN AT FAYETTEVILLE
liis Scouts Reach Wilmington.

SUCCESS OF GEN. sCHOFIELD.
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Occupation of Kinston.
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GENERAL SCHOFIRLD,
News Vim Sewbcru.

het-b,rn, n c, March IA O'Clock =. NJ
yesterday tho enemy fell back scross the Ncuso
river, iner burning the bridge over ths, stream
~. reported ths, shev also burnt the rebel ram
th. same time which was guarding the bridge.
fnnbcr Is now gong forward to rebuild the bridge
he rsirosd is completed to viii In a short dis
snoe of the river, opposite Knston.
The enemy viii no, 10 able n remain in Klnston
pns even II they decline to make smother st.nd,
n which there 10 much doubt. Deserlers end re-
hgees continue 70 come into our limos The enemy
differed the most owing to their repeated charges
b our works. in which they repulsed each
,m- With severe loss. our troops stand their
round manfuliy, and h gh spirits over tho
0spoct Of meeting Sherman soon. Doctor Page
~ The 2antary Commission, who has sent force
Vrth supplies to the front for the wounded, has
collected = list OF the killed and wounded.
foich will be sent on for publication.
Occupation Of kinston.
Wilmington, March l5.-At noon to-day the
AVy Department received adyicss by the United
tstes steamer Lehisht At Fortress Monroe, tbs,
General Schoaeld occupied Kinston, n G., on the
b,h instant General Bragg aud his army retresi.
bs.
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City and Miscellaneous News.
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NAMES OF COMsCRIPTs.

Everything Passing OF Quietly.
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