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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-26
Now York stock NIarket---August e5.

>, ST0CKS-.Strong. Fort Wayne ge,z; Alton q
Tcrre Haute, preferred, co. Illinois Central l22k;
Reading lu5h Michigan Southern "a; Cleveland 4
Pittsburg n15 Quicksilver 5514 Ohio 4 Mississippi
CeTtihcates 24A; Missouri 6's M; Tennessee 6s
TN; One year certificates 9s4; U s. 6s, 49, coup
ons lO6li 20 coupons 1861; registered %; Treas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-26
The Gold NUarIxef-

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.--Gold in steady de-
mand for customs, but the speculative
movement is merely nominal. The price
ranged during the morning at about 143M
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For sale

n House and double Cellar, just finished, con-
tanning 8 Rooms, situate on the Johnstown, Road,
near Ncil's Avenue. Will be sold cheap. Forpar-
ticulars, inquire Of RICHARD NEv.!NS, or
m,yA'dH J. McNAMEE, Agen =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-26

CINCINNATI is infested with thieves, coun-
terfeiters, garroters, housebreakers and
burglars! Almost every night, says the
Gazette, somebody is killed, robbed or knock
ed down on the streets. 1t therefore advises
citizens to keep within-doors at night for
the peace of their families and their own
tat
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wanted .Immehintelx.

A lady to sell Sewing Machines. A good
operator is requisite. Good wages given,
at No. 4, Opera House. ,.sr1w
t,rrg a..a..,..g w. PIMMEI,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in Sew'g Mach.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-26

A GIRL WANTED.-A girl is wanted to
do house work at No. 1856 East Rich street..
apply at this office, or at the house indicat-
edGimmediatelY. I----
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-26

The 57th o. v. l. was paid and discharged
at Tod Barracks yesterday. sf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-26

COMPANIES A, B, G, e, and F, 4th U. s. ".
V, (Hancock's Corps) lett Tod Barracks on
Thursday for duty at Louisville. ,..l'rr
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reply will ohlige. &c. &c.
w no OPERA HOUSE,

COLUMBUS, Aug. %, 1861
To James G.. Bull and others-GENTLEMEN:
Permit me, In answer to your note of Aug.
22d, rendering me benefit, to offer my
humble thanks for your kindness, and to
designate Saturday evening, August 26th,
as the night set apart for the occasion.
Yours, with respect,
't.-. ..s et :: Miss NELLIE GROVER.
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THE CITY.

The SOth o. VI. was paid and finally
discharged at Tod Barracks yesterday. gg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-26

A TTEND To ALL BUSINESS In
n the Courts Of the United States, and in the
Departme Is at Washington. Especial attention
against Foreign Governments, as well as our own
The senior partner, Judge LEWIS, late Commits
sioper Of Internal Revenue, and CHARLTON 7.
LEWIS formerly Deputy WIN Dng
ance with the Revenue Laws and Decisions.
Mr.. Cox's connection with the committee Of
Foreign Affairs in Congress, for many years, insures
Washington. M Aes Ct. ts
aug.8-d&wtf. t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-26

DHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
i TLEMEN. Sample with catalogues sent for 05
4 Address, l hr1 ID. HEMETTE,
june23-dsm SO Liberty ST., New York City.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-26

The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally ap-
pear are at first very slight. Persoks find they havo
more sensitive to the changes Of temperature. In
this condition the nose may be dry or slight dis
charge thin an acrid, afterwards becoming thick and
adhesive. As the disease becomes chronic the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed in
quality they are now thick and heavy and arc
causing bad breath. the voice is thick and nasal;
the eyes are weak; thesense of the smell is lessen
cd or destroyed deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of Catarrh
is that the person is obliged to clear his throat in
the morning of thick or Shiny mucus, which has
fallen down from the head during the night. When
this lakes place tho person may be that his dis
ease Is on its way to the lungs, and should lose
time 10 arrestinK it. .,,,... -. VI ,.. n -,. ~.
The ,a6ogo are but a Jeto of tie many CatarrA
symptoms. .'...l .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-20
miscellaneous.

rurser Pred Ely Of the nnc steamship Quaker City,
from Charleston, has our thanks for late papers.
bn1 srARH rHF ocEAs-Maurius, Aug T-ghip Spark the
Ocean Treat from houmein has arrived with sals
spars and making water -
bAns srsyp, Capt Cathcar loading for New York was
sost ~ Big 0iace Bay CB 9Th inst The rexsercd 2l5
sons was bui A. whtehaven In 8l2 hailed frem
but wus owned In New York
bRpe CnAs FnosT from Phiadeiphia for Bsston with
.oal went ashore nesr Highland Lght morning on ah
Dsmage not stated Captain and saved On the
sfht OF the 18th the contact with an unknown
schooner and lost figure head started euwstcr A The
24s tons res.er built q. Belfast Ma In issd owned
N Philadelphia, and rated az.
Bsie CLsAsy, o. Portland, has been sold 10 parties ia
nnsdephia for 5000 In cash. and viii hereafter han from
scaa ELLIcorr capt Duncan com New yorh for New Or
esne with cargo Of lime destroyed Auga The
We're taken or BY schr Silver Cloud, arrived nj
wXnouh ~ Aug ~. The vessel owned by Metcaif
yansAs =" Ne~ York. built In 1875. and 10 tens ne
ecun wIIars, Capt Thos Lawson from New YORK IA An
Sss ~ ssspss 70 hcsquMo Keys 10 ballast totally
~ % nen % war Gays xd ult.
ec.n !EpNns Baipr OF New York hefovs reported can
- below boeton reports during Thick weather Me-
80 90 eqoek morning Of lek. came 70 anrAor IN I9ht
eseee Chennel ana - O'Clock run Into by the
esS vvsnne enter Pewuret The schr slrnsh The
10y so ssY33 e. s..:d In ne forenoon az piled
- u fscss ssbS vSsrs she rsmscs ~ III
~ vsAw ssA her bsan ssds the cutter icss SccS
AMs ysvsA nsriay sss. ossrsssewA DO. win go,
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Brooklyn City News.


DEspKRATE ASSAULT UPON OFYicERs -Yeserday after
noon sergeant Lawler and officer shieeln Of the Forty
eighth precinct the Fifth ward in pursuit Of
man named Gallagher, who escaped some time since
from the prison while his way to the county
6iI on q charge OF highway robbery The officers got
Information of his whereabouts and dreaming that
broad daylight any resistance would be offered, were
not fully prepared they would have been had the
arrest been contemplated night On reaching Hudson
avenue IN the vicinity of the City Park, they met the
fellow and Immediately put him under arrest They had
only proceeded short distance when half dozen
thieves upon the officers disarmcd them Of
their clubs and beat them in n most brutal manner
Just at this interesting period OF the melee wagon
driving by, which the highwaymen pressed into their
service and put the prisoner in, with two OF his
associates who seized the lines and drove or fast
the horse could 60 and were soon out Of The 9th
dispersed in different directions, leaving the officers
all alone in their glory Brooklyn at present is
ing with such characters and the police OF the city
n entirely Inadequate to with the desperate chaTa
tiers who run riot in all parts of the city.
DRKApSuL BURNING AcupENr-Two MEN ROASTED TO
Darn WITH MOLTEN IRON. -Yestcrdsy morning ter
yblc accident occurred at the foundry of Esser Co.
foot Of Dikeman street. South Brooklyn, by which two
named John Franer and Patrick McDonough met
with horrible death They were engaged in carry
tng large iron crucibe cOna ming two hundred pounds
Of molten ron which intended for heavy casting
and before reaching the bed plate which directs the metal
Into the mould the handle OF the crucbc the
contents scattered In all directions covering limbs OF
she unfortunate men up TO the knees absolutely roasting
tbe flesh completely from the bones The sufferers
removed TO their residences In state Of suffering beyond
che power Of human nature TO endure and died In few
hours afterwards. An inquest held one OF the
bodies yesterday afternoon by Coroner Barrett
ACCIDENTAL DRowNNG.-A young colored seaman,
aamed Robert johnson, recently living at ass South
Fourth street. D., accidentally drowned on Mon.
ny night In attempting to jump on board Of the
Division avenue ferry boats at the foot Of Grand street.
= d. The body was recoyered yesterday and takcD
charge Of by Coroner Barrett.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-20

e, ssS o. a: Vi. fpss
VIE ii. 10 lssS. and owned ID New Soi By - Thorpe
ss- sss e. .. ~ sn
s. aS : MAS ss No. i
ing s' soS . arS s per hour a. Ss .s
Sem E.-Aso.s.os Baker, from Myanns for Sss rsrh,
put tato newport 10Th inst TO stop a leak
by sans nn away hef mast and doing dasaee
Notice to Mariners.
poss sss t s buoy below he Bodp
dangerous position to passing vessels oti '3sa "a
Ship Europa Pierce, NB sid from San Francisco 10th mat
Bark spartan of New Bedford St He
Jns having taken two rs this season. making 6is
s S having been IN Company With re4 swift and
;ss j,. e s ,ss NJ W
m On ether sr he &c ss and reg I" 3 'sS he
ship Enterprise. Dunbar from Liverpool for Calcutta
Meridian Brem>, from Baltimore cadis. Sept u.
s.s BEDFORD b. Snow, from Nyorl fer sndsepor. cB
Foreign Porte.
hsp2s HS
Aug len pSr. Shps sssnscsr fs for
iaia, Page Maid q LsnsIsi basIs Jew
and Lazon Robinson, unc Sid July a. ship Protector
snias Corning Gloucester SD iS Henry, Prince
0soss.Apr, Sep. lArr Josephine, Scott snd Albert.
CiDi. Aug sl-sd Henry Blair Valencia; A,berti, Dow,
C4IouTrA Avg .o,Arr ship Youns Mechanic, Mclean,
to s Arg ar july Is ssH
mszs,. warren. wen. Coy ;s, 1 eass.
B9e.r, fsr Boston. DO land, and others 1o0ao, %,
Sep 2 Gsss. smile ssss New re. for
SiscssTl, Aug S--1rr Denmark dawson PSiiadeiphia
H4Rsoa dRASr NJ Aug aoArr Commissary, Noel, New
ssS sm a:%s S@s FL;
sya a s Gn ss Dr. Ate
Gid bsh Guy Mannerins, Brown New York; Esther, os-
Eni out sih Belle Wood, Freeman, NYork W Singh ton,
ToNDoN, septGCld Enoch Benner, Benner, Cardiff
Sid from Gravesend oh Enterprise Johnson Boston land
MoNrRosE, Sept Carr Tempiar, Bartlett. Callao
MAyRLus, July 22-Arr suwa NADIA, jayne NYork (and
Putin July TO- Spark the Ocean, Treat from Moulmein
MoNTsviDEo July 25-Arr bark Seneca Lewis Baltimore
PoRrHADoc, septS-Arr wcsmoreland, Humphreys, Port
sn..ps Sept snArr ATT, Loeb Lamar Loring, Lond'n 3d.
York: sshr Maisrsvs Garmaud DO; Sept brig Elizabeth
ST JOSH. NIB Sept lArr schr Horton, Wallace. Work
srpHrP rR Sep. In pcr, sSp John Hars Bailey
from Philadelphia for Portland idg
ans al do; woodland, 81 DaSiin Memento at LssSorn
%s
At a s
The bark Marie Henry, from Cardiff for New York.
Queenstown, leaky.
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SHIPPING NE VS..
aMASAC yoRR-ssm pAY.
sUr n1no. ............ 20 NOON SETS ......eve -
evu sB1s. w uI0u vSSxn.. Il
SsC-~s~>~- ~.1~~>> ~
Fort - New York, September 10, 1895.

CLEARED
eteenehp scona br) Judkns Liverpool via Queenssown
-Cenard u Co - -. -,
urh %soha namh naacA' eo"namp'on ana
esesmship boardman, Gordon, Beaufort-Murray
Nephew
steamship Triton, Darling, Fortress Monroe.
an s ssl s sS ap . Tor
psisw schmidt $500, ~. - '' 80 vs. ',a '''
sCa 6 6rs%S,,.eTE lac Co w.....
BAih Princess Royal tBrl, Orwell, Liverpoo-w =
Bsrh Sea Gem ,Br). Roberts, corA for orders-HJ&
Dewolf.
Son.
brg Dundvenner tBr, Robertson. Rio Janeiro-Pender-
uAst Bros 20.
brig Harriet br Mcdonald, Laguayra and Porto Cabe1
s-H Dewoli -
orig rrm lBrl, Wiley, StJohns. MD Dewoif Co.
Brg Eliza Dewoh tBr), -, ~ Johns, MIG Wheel
wngm AGO. -
Brig Hunter Obi hayden, Halfar-D Dewof
1ng Amencua Hand MOBILIZE hurlbut Co.
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THE LECTURE sEAsON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES pAILY-r0R GENTLEMEN
en,y :. The New iort MnssSm q Amssomy SIs broad.
tcwardd On resp Of ten csnt b. adrssstns Secretary Of
New vcrk Museum o. AnAsonay
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
beg your attention 70 your paragraph in Saturdays
nnxLD in reference 10 Major webbs case, Tor the
purpose Of asking you TO correct the error in NJ
SENTENCE DISHONEST rAymAs1r,Ekl 49,.
Paymaser NJ r. Webb convicted OF the nIeB'umae PVT
chase OF soldiers checkbook has been 20 ss
igsal from the service hne OF one
and Imprisonment the Concord peniteatiary una
the latter IL paid.
Major Webb was convicted, nor tried for speculat
ing in soldiers cheekbooks for any transactions in
which soldiers we're defrauded Nor was 10 charged
with frauds Of any Sort il claimed ca his trial
that he guilty Of corrupt act His only connection
with checkbooks the payment of them in tho hands
an assignee under the established rules OF the service
and all other paymasters pay them He was convicted
OF having received, In one instance, from citizen, and
an two instances OF sutler, small sums for having
collected their private accounts due from soldiers and
voluntarily paid by the soldiers IL conceded
abe that the collection OF these claims by Major
webb in itself right and proper; but the impre-
ycty was in afterwards receiving compensation for so
doing. 1t not claimed that the public service was
neglected by Major Webb, It shown that his
receiving the compensation in violation OF any law
regulation order And when II Is remembered that
similar service lie performed and compensation received
by all the paymasters In the service is well known,
ME merits Of this case can be better appreciated
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PilOPOsALs.

RIO. RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL
be received nj the Once of the underrgned Fulton
street. Brookyn for the Of che reenpoint
Calvary Railroad Plans and SPECIFICATIONS Will ready
the nah inst. bids will received until The 9Th Inst
JARVIS WHITMAN, Enginssr.
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CQ00 REwARD.-L0sT OR MTsLAID By LUD-
VOOU lows Express, the 18th OF August last
tcga kuse Trunh covered with and marked Mrs
Of the Trunk will be received the International Hotel
~ Ludlows Express oce pier - North river, foot Of
barclay street, where the above reward will be paid
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THE AMERICAN DE sULPHURIzrNq COAL AND
Ore Company are prepared 70 sell rights, under
their patent 10 6taes countes manuacturer and GOAL
dealers 70 de suphurixe coal removing the sulphur
purposes such smslslns fcrnG making quick hess %
but for ale only ss coal depot q hsss fBsrnard
Agents wanted for sse Of patents In different States For
.iher psrsicnls inquire af The cGcs Of The Company, No.
" =. y DARBBR, Secretary.
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~10O REwARD.-Losr, ON SATURDAY EVENING.
YlVV september 10 between 8 and O'Clock. on .
Third avenue car eetween Eighth and Thireth srees
gold Hunting Case Lever Watch No 85 wh independent
Whoever will return said watch TO No 10 81 Marks place.
inform the where be found, BY addressing
20 Post ofce boz No 3sl3 win receive reward OF
elo and questions asked the watch being particularly
valued from associations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-20

TIE oAExo's DANCING ACAp 9I;nrf s Mssa FOUR
shall Introduce 70 uP!s ne ysssens sScson she Ger,
Cotilon and the Qusdrns IranGSn - osnoeo IN my
Hsag homer . = S.sOssS ns%p e
Paris Artistss dg ThecAre Imperial ds pOpeaA AZ nsw
dances smAnatng from The socsty w - ssrvsreed
csssl.;: W. Pond cs's g "a 2, = ,ss ,lss
denny. \
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COAL, WOOD. &C.

(yoAL AND wO0p sUppLIRD WIN nORR Than
SssfR sss;ss s'::s ~. s:s': *: 3 p;s.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
From Richmond Papers.

Washington, April /.
The Richmond Wing Of Thursday has
been received.
The Petersburg Express, of yesterday,
remarks that quiet has been restored iu
our lines. Scarcely gun Vas fred yes.
terdsy from the Appomatox to Hatcher's
Run. The old CT ndilion Of affairs has
been resumed Sheridan's cavalry have
arrived within Gen. Grants lines, and
the impression is that be will be soon
heard from. Large bodies Of cavalry we're
seen, yesterday morning, moving toward
our right. The fact is we'll known that q
large body of cavalry moved down the
plank road two or three days since. l.
is highly probable that Sheridan, inflated
BY his recent successes may attempt some-
thing similaren this side Of the lines. We
predict for him an inglorious defeat.
Reliable intelligence from City Point
represents the presence Of IS monitors
and 40 iron clad vessels il the james
river, besides m inoumerable flset of small
let and less formidable boats. Since the
attempt Of the Confederates to pass the
Yankee distractions, the enemy has
doubled his vigilance, and largely in.
creased his naval force. Com. Porter is
in command of the James river fleet, and
his flagship occupies a prominent po.
sltion among the vessels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

New York, April 2.
u he steamer Gen. Sedgwick, from
Nllnisgton 30th, has arrived.
She reports that on the 3lst, ESQ a.
M, pn Hatteras, saw steamer on shore
on nre, which was the Gen. Lyon from
Wilmington for Fort Monroe, with from
400 TO 500 troops and refugees on board.
Ihe wind blowing gale che could not
launch boat, but went as near to her as
possible and picked up az many as she
couid from the boats, spars, wood work,
Tho were taken to the hospital at vii.
mingion. The list gisen oi The saved By
the Sedgwick comprises only twenty eight
including most OF the officers of the Lyon
and . few refugees and soldiers of the
99'h and S9th aud 68.h N. Y, sci ana
56sE Ills, 5th Ohio, 6c.
A schooner was seen picking up men
but DO not know how many she saved.
Whe the Sedgwick left the Lyon had
burn ed to shell and was fast drifting on
tv the breakers
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| New York, April 2.
| The Herald's correspondent in front Of
Mobile. March 23d, says Smiths 10th
corps accompanied by Gen. Candy and
staff that day arrived at Danby's Mills on
Fish River, on the east side of Mobile
Bay and ten miles distant from it, and
3S miles from Mobile city. The entire
18th corps under Gen. Granger was ex.
pected to join the 18th at Danby's Mills.
During the evening of the Esd this corps
moved By land from Navy Cove at the
lower end Of the Bay, distance of 40
miles in all. 10 this march not more than
b0 rebel soldiers altogether we're encoun.
tered; IN fact no opposition worthy Of the
name was made to the advance OF either
corps and no rebel works we're eucoun.
ter cd. Gen. Canby's movement of troops
on the west side of Mobile bay is proba-
bly, feint. Heavy firing in the direc-
tion of Mobile had been heard for "a
hours previous to the Esd and was sup-
posed to proceed from an engagement be-
tween the monitors and the batteries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
Restoration ef Civil Government in
Tennessee.
Cairo, March 81.

Cairo, March 81.
To encourage the restoration of civil
government. aud induce the people to re-.
turn to their allegiance and former avoca-
tions. General Washburne, commanding
Memphis, orders that no raiders,be sent in
to the country, except to resist rebel
forces. Unauthorized foraging has been
forbidden. and the people urged to orgsr-
ize civil government and establish courts
of Justice. The organization Of civil posse
by citizens Of each county is also recon-
mended, and when satisfactory security
for their proper use is given, arms and
ammunition will be furnished. Refugees
formerly residing in the district are inyi-
ted to return TO their homes, punishment
for unkind treatment from malicious
neighbors being guaranteed. Planters
needing labor can obtain it By applying to
the, superintendent of freedmen, giving
proper guarantees for paying and kindly
trssting the laberers.
Mexican advices mention a severe fight
with guerrilIas, near Vera Cruz, in which
a6 imperial troops were killed, and Mar
shall Cromdt.
| A number of laborers from Pennsylva-
MIA, to work on the railroad, have arrived
at Vera Cruz
| A dispatch from Fish River Point, near
Alabama City, Goth, says; A feet went
up the Bay to-day, aud shelled Newport,
Bella Rosa and Howard's Landing, doing
considerable damage. No response was
made by the rebels. The army from Fort
Gaines and Fort Morgan arrived here yes.
terday, and is now ready to move.
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Washington April l.

On and after Monday no passes will be
required to visit Alexandria.
Secretary of the Treasury, McCulloch,
in recent letter, says be has no hesita-
ton in asserting that in his judgment
California would have been much richer
and more prosperous State if her circula-
tion had been mixed instead Of an ex-
ciusively metallic one. She has not only
failed to cooperate properly with the
other States, in maintaining credit, but
has Inexperienced her own interest, in
discountenancipg the use Of paper money
within her limits. No country can pros
per for any considerable time where
money commands SO high rate of inter-
est as it does in California, and nothing
would tend more directly to reduce that
rate of interest, than the introduction of .
sound paper circulatory medium.
President Lincoln had not returned to
Washington at ten O'Clock this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
On to Richmond.
New York. April 4,


The Trbuue's Fifth Corps oorrespon
dent. in special dated 2eth, p. m.
says at a. m. this DAY the 5th and I'd
corps were put in motion upon the right
of the enemy's line, the 5th corps moy.
ing BY the Quaker road. On coming to a
point called Skunk Hole and mounting
the brow Of the opposite slope, breast
work WAS foune abandoned BY the enemy
Passing about three quarters of mile be-
yond this the head OF the column of the
enemy's line was posted on the edge of q
thick wood betting or clearing. Here 4
sudden and heavy FIRE was opened upon
our skirmish line and it was driven back
upon the line formed of the FIRST brigade
of the first division which at first fell
back, but on being supported by the sec
ond brigade, rallied and drove back the
enemy with some loss in prisoners.
In the meantime Gen. Warren drew Ut
the rest of the fret and third divisions OF
the 5th corps in line in order to support
the attack After an action of aboul
three quarters of an hour the enemy re-
treated in haste, leaving most of his dead
and wounded on the field.
The fifth corps now lies on the ground
won.
The force Of the enemy engaged wat
one division Of their fourth corps under
Gen. Bushrod johnson, its strength be
ing about 5000.
Our loss may reach 800 TO 400 mer
killed and wounded. That of the enemy
in killed and wounded appears to b.
about the same. bat the number Of pris
oners, some $50 TO 200. renders their to
tai loss greater then ours.
The Tribunc's correspondence, datet
Gravelly Run, on the night of the Goth
Says by the movement of to-day our orig
inal line, which extended on the left Il
Hatcher's hun, has been prolonged be
yond the Ran westward across the Qua
ker and Vaughan roads, facing north
ward TO within about two and hal
miles of Dinwiddie c. II.
The Lieut.. General, accompanied By
Gems. Williams and ingalls,, and eevera
members of their slaffs. came up to Hum
phrey Station, near Hatcher's Run, a
10 o'clock this morning, and soon aftc'
crossed the Run, visiting different point
along our line and establishing headquar
ters for the night on Vaughan road nea
GravelIy Run.
| Gen. Meade accompanied our advsnc,
4earlier in the morning, and likewise ha
his headquarters on the Vaughan road
two miles from Hatcber's Run.