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A. -.,- Ge..... r.t fctiri g. TIC lr-.l
,trI,t,n thr terms of ,Ari,ulsnon,
ui tie ,r;e't O.; the ui%rty seconded ~
LsI', soldiers thereby The decision lie plain aud
KIP i,it, and tie arsuiasnt adducci iu support Il
ts s.und aud pgicsl. Tho term, upon which
No retc army surrendered permitted officers and
ueu a. Ike 60 disb,nd sud return 10 their homes
.you the condition that they would never AGAIN
tsko up arms A. a.nst the Il ,erumcnt. Iaey are,
therefore s.mT psr.led IrisoucrN and The qnef-
~ VI their rybt 4ulcr q at parole ~ CONC North
ward aud Hsuut tier evidences 81 treason In tie
faces u loyal people, iurYsui.n The point II where
ihci- lcgAl homes are NJ. srETp, IL arguing MS
subject starts with the decision u the supreme
Court ~ th, eject tlsi The territory q TIE retc.
'lou W. clearly defined aud distinctive THEREFOR,
ucu VII ieu loy,. states T. engage iu reheliya.
voluntarily stpstf stcI itemse aud cease 20
De res Icuts = tie state from hence tlcy went
p.o g., iu-lfrecu5uary District; conse4 ucnty
uey have nl icgal homes IN any state that dd IA t
formally embrace secession. IL IL evident ten
tat 10 cou,n; t0wAs iu.tou and Baltimore the ~
fclos hsve violate TIE terms 4 their parole ,ud
20 wearing ueir tratorous uniform In these ,iues
,Ley lave AgFrrvatel tho offence ty insulting 10y
si people aud Tho e. ycrumsut. Ibis decis.. =
NiIct sso es,s Ls"ss iho poiut that Tho rsr. r.
.oIld not include civil oihc ~ " The relo govern
uenL viii cause he houiged officers n Less army
either " d.sAppoar very suddenly suHer arrest
Il IS burning shame .hatIhsy should ever h,'o
c"n permitted 30 outrage the i,clngs o.! loysi poo
30 ~ 1A"it cdronlery. Their appearance m =
go. community, decsei in the trAppinss u irca-
'uu, Was nothing les, than a token this, reDs'lion
can he porpeirated aud treason committed without
cu.a'lins even srssuiesiou Of privilege 'be part
' lheir authors. 1t IL about time ~ rebeL TO
.,arn, in the language " President J7u-s'S that
treason is crime" and tLst ia torpel,,1ors can
not faunt with ifnpunty 10 the faces u those
Hho have los. sona brother. and fathers BY thee
belon.
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CASEY suddenly on Tuesday, APrl %, Ihoms,
C-y, motive Of Congi.h. County L9nsiord. re
land. W. the 5yth year bis age, Inerly member
OF tie Nun lcipal Police.
kind and loving brother, dear and saectionste TO
all he vas highly evteened ~ thoee WHO knew nm
lie leavss brother and sisters to mourn bic loss
His friends and relatives, aud thoee Of his bro
Their Jame. respectfully nvisd attend the iu-
neral .his Thursday, q u inst, from his late rss-
JsInes' Church At " o'elocs, A. NJ. ~hsre kA>- Of
Requiem will be ohe Cd TO- the fepose OF his soul
and from ,henee, al =. NJ to Galway Tor in,er-
meDt. "a
CLDLIPP In jersey City, on houdsy, April -
isGs William II Cudlipp IN the i)th year Of hs age
beloved 10 liie--lamented In death"
The rsstivs. and friends Of the family are respect-
fully Invited attend the funeral from his late rest
April ~ at o'cioct His remains will DC tAs en 70
Trinity Cemetery tor interment 90
DYER-On April 70. ia the 6sth year Of bis age .
The friends and scqu.intances u the tsinuy are re-
noon. At ~ O'Clock, irom his late fe'idehts 'o'
stanton At. 10y
GUM ON Tuesday. April 26th. Thomas Gum,
native VI the Count, Monaghan, lieiSHa' Ased "
Tn. relative, and friend, Of the family are cssct-
fully invited 10 attend the funeral ioni ~ ~, ~,
Incidence, Orchard o., this Ihufsday a'e'nV'n' Nv
2 o'clock. 10
LAwRESCE-on TUESDAY, April IS, Elizabeth
rle Of Henry Lawrence. q, ..,
inlly invited 10 .end her iunerA from he late e-,,
loncc ~ Tsy lor 81 Brooklyn, Ed, on FRIDAY.
pm w
AoCt'E-On wednesdav, April 18th, sner short
hut toyere illness johanna Theresa, the beloved
vifc Of John McCue. In thu goth year Of her sge
r.pec,fuly invitsi to .,,eHd The funeral ron her
iAts residence 81 Mott ~, on Friday Afternoon NJ
oclock, without further notice. wv
AcNEAIIS ON Friday, April q, after snort
ilnc~, sergeant Francis McNea~ Of Co. u, lSth
y. !. Engineers, native OF the County DontFh'
Ireland. AGED - years
vited TO attend the fuaera this Ihurrday after
noon, Al 2 O'Clock, from ~ East 10th st. IFS
SEALEY on Wednesday, April 10Th, Robert j
Sealey, aRed 80 year.
The relative. aud friends Of the family. and th'
membon OF Guardian kneins Co No. -, and fiIt
department. in general, Ae invited ~ attend ls iu
neral. from HE late residence, ca est W ash ngtol
| Place on FRIDAY, 1sth inst At o'clock loi
OF ISS-Suddenly, Philip Quinn, a native Of the
years.
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully
Invited W attend MS funeral. tTOn Bellevue Hospital
| this Thursday, April q. l4J
VAN AI.Sr-Ou "Wednesday morning April 10th
an bons and painful Illness Michael H. Van Als
an Honest Aan-Nxed IL years " months and II
| days.
| Relatives and friends, also memben Of Neptun'
Lodge Slt, Y. & A. NJ, are respectfully invited u
attend the funeral, on Sunday ueit- at Pm, trou
- Franklin Vt. lis
| WAkD--On the Goth inst, OF heart dises~, saral
Ward, la the Nth year OF her sae.
Her remains will be taken to St. Andrews Church
ph.ce M, fIom her late residence, 81 Centre 4;
| The friends and scquaintances Of the family Ar
respectfully invited " attend the funeral, wihou
| further notice. los
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Iin.neinl Now. Mnrset. &c.

N'r York H'fncsiaV. Abril 20, = s-Ihe
'o1 martet oIs ned and active this morning.
and continued to improve ny ~ the c.o@c The al
'tnc" At Sli = NJ, ~ compared With Monday amer.
Moons quotations heing irom =. " per ceut Gov-
,tnments were yery strong, scarce, aud Ia demand
advanced prices Cod opened At ii1 ., sold up to
49, and closed At ljg%. The loan market l.
ucmely easy and tb, ,urplu. capt, seeking invest
mehi continues to accumulate. The current rate to-
day ~ per cent, with exceptional transactions at
ass. Cominerria paper In more favor at q
.. Exchange on London 1871 10 for eO-days ster-
linz. TN Change to-day Flour "a, heavy and &c.
lower on common gradea aud hrmer for the better
kinds Wheat vas steady Corn wa, shade frmor
oats were duh and heavy. Port frmer. Rect
va more active and stc.dy Lard ws shade hrmor
and whskey so steady.
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s9'Et'GAR. NOTICES.

The illustrated Phrenologicn journal
iur Ma, really SATURDAY has % portrlits Including
our late President, rsVcrd lcadin- cergyu.eu, A.al
N.uu,-l5 and otners ~ cent? Ne- -meu . III have
IT, AddNs Mr-R Fowler 8 Wells gsy Broad.
way 81
At 81 the Rest !-It win Certainly Deg
tn, Moths Nov IL tbe time. Ask tor Bov d.n's
Moth DESTROYING Packet for prcse rvnR Cloths Flr,
Ca pets, Robe BI,nkets and al Wooden Goc.is from
Moths uud ial Destructive Insects. For sar by ALI
DnirEs,s gy5
Wheeler & " ilsOn's uighest Premiun
l"k- stitch Ses my Machines, and Button hole Ma
cht~ tE5 b!uSlSRy, New iorS. ,SI
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laH news Of the ISL ., Richmond created great
excitement IN Easlsnd. Loyal Americans were
highly dated w.sh the Intelligence sud SECESSION
ists we're gloomy and dependent lie rebel loan
went down six per eeat, AID Federal securucs
advanced I" about tie Same extent. The sailing
VI the steamer very sooa altar the arrival VI ,hs
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uoosD BoAxD.
v Loleralc rrIcrr ef Country Produce.
NV YonA. "Wednesday. Aprl 70, i,Ca.

NV ! OLA. NednesdGy, ApTil 70, l'Oa.
OSing 10 the suspension Of bushes, IN thi- ~ Aell
all other branches Of commerce, during the creator
portion OF lnst week, We find, Ia summing W the
ch.nges in this market since a. tpOrt but very
tile worthy Of special note.
Butter is in good dcmrnd, at last weeks figures, for
home use with very few Inquiries for shipping lots.
The supply I. liberal especially OF the interior quail
ties. Eggs are abundant and IN lair demand, and
prices have been reduced per dozen. Cheese
is ia small demand, and prices in the buJ ers
favor. But little lie being done ia the market ior
meat, the abundant supply Of fish. especially chad.
,ady interfering with business In this department.
Apples cv hat lower especially thore Of inferior
ersLes. The following to-iny's quotations;
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Personal NOTICES.

IF ANNIE VI. SMITH SEES These LINES,
and will write 10 her father stating here al. -
he an, she viii relieve biz mind BY 80 doing. 1911
So6O REWARD-FOR W. II. OLIVER,
a. ~-oO vino len his home on the Eth instant q
Jeet inches, had on black overcoaL binck vet
gold mixed pants uhite shirt with his name on .oti
hat, and bootA, bad small wart on his chin. Ar
information VAL In thankfully received by he Az ct-
ell Uiie, ~ Mott 81. az
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CoIrtSAe the lrrcpresSible Mexican leader, has |
agmn gci his allegiance, II tho news by way
Q; Havana Is reliable lie first came into prom.
hence a. a kind Of " partisan ranger" as such
characters are called the eouth, who did great
deal Of Iobbing and very Little Hght.ny. After q
while his band became 80 'oruidabls that he took
the field on lehaf Of the Liberal cause, and Tough,
the Imported troops q MAXMILiAS So vigorously
that be achieved high reputation as General. A
few mont. sage, however, he suddenly entered In,
capitalization with MACMILLAN, surrendered his
array aud received hIgh uiltaryposiuun under the
Imperial Government. Finally, II appears he has
thrown OF his allegiance to the Empire, and IL
now prepsr ny, with i've Thousand trvoIs, to drive
the ImUcriAlIst forces ont Of AAtamorss Such
conduct, under ori.usry circumstance, would
Sgsm Improbable, but il is exactly in Keeping With
the chma and Sutccedeuts Of CoETlSAs He is
Spe of those restless, uugoysrnahe, hlhUusteuus
Gpirh+ who cannot long he contcu,ed without ey-
element. lie bad good petition under tho En-.
pe"ur hut there WAS not enough adventure In it to
satisfy one Of his ORGANIZATION Nor would he h.
likely g. te trout lei with conscientious uualtu.
about brrakinf the terms u his cuplu-
laton with the Emperor lie has s,y.
,,sn contempt for law, anj would DOUBTLESS re- 4
tnc zane respecting scomiaf. rut the ,l,ct q.
lls d.sahccuou, und the threatening a,ttu Ice he la.
assumed, will doubt ss be tc,uIy ;,t hy MAN.
MILAN. The French troops are preparing s. s
h,LI', Ne native lmpsrslist troops cannot lie ic.
Ieu.ed upon, an i may lie that the moyeloul u
Cotl'NAe, % t.ore Is no mistake IN the report viii
lnsupurA,c 10 re-,ctlun ,u Mcyicsu sentiment, tia
viii seui uo D'urI 20 tack 30 hys.ri. much las q
au 10 cane.
Lees capitalization stains ur the THro!rd
~uidiCre.
Tue decision OF Atone, GcrcraI Suap upu
the status OF Las parucl sol hers al Alsir.ct a.
which was publ shcl Boz sr-srrlay's suN, IL sran
;yiug 10 every loyal mau. Tho gHccrs # LIN,
army, particularly, seem g. have taken Il T.,
granted that the terms of their surrender peru.
them TO - where they please, and d, AZ trr
please. THry have accnrd'ully para iri ,hr re- d,
lniiurms In Washington BALTIMORE alt utle
slacss, ave openly haunted tucr REASONABLE scu
HIneutS aud ave cen pretty cAIensN,ly homo.
by sympNIh,nuc residents u these cites. IA
s6el uniform $40 rs representative shan 9
celel Tag, OTIS /, lea, odious t. the loys pcull
ma'met soldiers aud VIC relatives aud friends
1hoss VITO have been slsu Is the weArors Of IL,
same uniform, have seen tAuse uticcrs u Lisa
army strltIinf about With an ne pomp and di44
~ OF cuuqucr"Is, amt thrr ,uceka must ba,
singled " III iudigus,og attic hi. The Seer
tsry VI Wa, IN view q these insults 10 tAe low
people AVID tLo u.Uu cause, tor,tlor with 9th.
P0nEderaIouS requested al vpuiou uvm VI
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DAVID u. EGAN, AUCT., WILL SELL
- this day, At iOs O'Clock, At GO Third ave hou-s-
hold furuitute carI.'s, ot-coiha looking -riasss.
chamber furniture, bedding, china and gassvNi =,
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YIN. ABBOTT, AUCTR.-FlNE HOUSE.

nv VI NDTl'TI n NIVT ~ M III u
w hold Furniture, at 30 Pike 81, GU THURSDAY,
April Pr Al 10 O'Clock. consisting Of st,uWay piano,
a very superior instrument velvet aud tapestry par.
Tor carpets velvet aud Venetian STAR calpet,, Nr,rt
ruRu aud lnatH oii-coths, tete-a-te't-, tl tN.ifs
rckers parlor chairs, pier mirrors, centre tlr "a
extension tables psrlor and kitchen stove chan .rt
aud Kitchen furniture, AL IN good order hayn tr4a
worn but little. sale rain or sLice. alI
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DAINTERS-THERE Will RE A GRAND
SOCIETY NOTICES.

EATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY,
Il No. ,, \. Y. will hold public meeting at their
HAIL OF fSd At. and ~ ave- this ClhursdAy! evrn
ing, At : o'clock, +. ". speaking by Mr.. LAngton
and Mr.. Galley President Of Father Mathew socity
OF Gteenpoint. singing by Miaz u, Nahoney, Mr..
lnmes Delaney, and Mr. ku,-ell. THOMAS CON
CANNON, Pres. PATRICK ENNIS, lee. Sec. las
THE FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCl-
l. ETY. No. ., OF brooklyn T.. d., viii hold public
Temp, rance Meeting at their Hall, Grand and 'th
stH, this Thursday evening, at I y L. N. speaker
Me,rir. Walford, Fletcher and falknor, rs ~. Sing
ing by Mcsrn stewart, Collins, Langdon ami Others
The public are invited TO attend. j. r. blChER-ON,
Prcsi TlIOS II. LLOYD, Sec. 1872
THE BALL OF THE YOUNG MEMS
l. Father Mathew 4. A. NJ. h, !. No. l. will take
place Thursday evening April gath 1853. r. "
RILEY, Chairman. j. 4. w m, sec "a,
ITO RENT-A FINE LARGE HALL.-EN-
line com mittee rooms 30
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TRADE NOTICES.


7 ONGSHOREMEN, NO. ,, WILL HOLD
IL special meeting Friday, April -, at ~ .. m.
for the purpose Of eectins officers for the ensuing
term. The punctuh attendance Of all members IS
requested. BY order. ROJEk McGRAIH, Pres.
TIiOs WESTHAS Rec See $50
NOTlCE-ALL OF THE SHIP CARPEN-
I tiers working in the Navy Yard are requested TO
meet IN rAIumAny Hall to-day, Thursday, the tIth
~ O'Clock in the forenoon bus ness Of import
ance will he brought before them. PunctuAl attend
ance IA requested. BY order VI tue Chairman. III
NOTICt-THE CARMEN AND LABOR
~ ers Association VI the city aud county Of New
evening z, ia inst At the New Apollo rooms 10 ~ ince
II At c.ock. Al the mem hers are hereby nOu-
ned 10 attend this meeting. By order Of the fTesi-
dent JOHN LYNCH. PATH. PAGAN, Sec. 1871
DAINTERS-THERE WILL BE A GRAND
rally Of the Painter, VI iliansburph and vicin-
THURSDAY evening April 9th, AT - Grand II,
20 which a cordial Invitation IL extended to al the
trade. by order of the Association. j. kEiCRAFI,
PEST e.. MM. II AIGH f. Sec. i34
Dill MRFRS--A REGt LAR MEETING OF
the Joutneymen Plumber Protective Society
will he held at ~ Bowery, on Thursday evening,
April 2lth, At O'Clock, fuuctua attendance Is re-
quirod r. order MICHAEL STEPHENS Pres.
THO. FIREHOCK, Sec. 1872
THE MEMBERS OF THE TIN PLATE
l. and shee. Iron Workerr' Union requested to
attend the funeral Of their deceased brother member
PHILIP j. ~ Ply, this afternoon, at O'Clock, from
h late residence 2s South 9th At, Jersey City
Wh. MUM, Pes. NJ. 7. WHITE Sec. 14l
4
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
be4ntihI teeth Inserted a each Tn.tb ipssrtet
with or Hith0ut extracting the roots All operatuuA
SiarIahied. \. JAY NlLLlEkS, l55 Grand O.. no
D.e'hs uotn trofs1sRy. SO
Dk. DRAKE, 1876 CANAL STREET, SETS 4
- est Of teeth GU silver at al to ans on god a a.
W 20 se1tonA sets oJ eents per Iooth; teeth tAsI
~, gun bonr eement, o. other tinss " CT, " y
WI IS"tA- Teeth exIrsetod with0ai pain. gs4
, 1865-03-30
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TTihune.l

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago T1ihunel
ST. LOUIS, March a9.
A dispatch received ut headquarters from Gen
r. b. Mitchell, dated at Fort kcarney the 2sth
irst, siatcs that hia command has captured 1b0
lodges Of Sioux, and ninety lodges Of Arrapahoes,
151 miles north Of Fort LARAMIE.
sr. Lou1s, March so--A private letter from
Cntclzaaaw, Ala. dated tho 21st inst, says that
1o,o0o cavalry. under B1eyet Mejor Gen; Wilson.
expected to move next day. They will march
fonthward, doubtless 70 Selma and Montgomery,
lor The purpose OF cutting of the retreat OF ihe
Mobile rebels, should they not be captured by
General Canby. They will also cut The railroad
communication and destroy ali rebel Government
property On their route, ,,.. a..oa
abont tho middle Of January, recently captured
in Arkaneas, direct all the rebel FORCES north OF
the Arkansas River, excepting one brigade, under
Col. Lyer, in the northeastern part OF the atate,
to Immediately cross tic stream and march south
ward. There nre no organized rebel torces IN
A1kantas now, except the brigade referred to-.
ton. Ali thc Fest Of heir forces have gone to Red
Liver To assist Kirby Smith In 1epell,ug an attack
,hst thst individual tmaglnss will soon be made
a division Of Federal cavalry, uuder Dtigadiez
eas. they viii taEe he field as soon Is remonnt
ed. and keep watchful eye on all the rebel move
Since he addltion of Arkaneas to Gen. Pope'e
military division, the people Of Missouri feel ns;
ah1s rpts st,te o be viii 6o prompy me-. and de-
lented on or below the line Of tho Arkansas River
eId never be allowed to ayaiu set foot on Ml9souf
GD oPs Las aye e
.eenmand out OF that sf=tc 1n'o Lon1siana o.
'1exss.
| Kirby Smith, Mngruder, Buckner. Pap Price ant
their rebel hordes Will be sent ayiu. to The hroa'
PLAINS ot Texas, or driven into the mountains Q
, 1865-03-30

LIVERPOOL, t7ih-EveIiug.
CoITos-Quict and unchanged.
HHEADsTuFFs-Quiet and stcady.'
PROVISIONS Inactive, except pork, which is
steady and quiet.
LONDON, March 13.
~ MosEx MAnKE7-Conso1s for money s9i1eo,<.
Illinois Cen. 5s3@543; Erie 32}; Q. S. 6-s0s, $50
$751;
PAms, March IS Evening.
:. EosEr MAaKET-Bourse firm; rentes 67f. aoc
fnr
, 1865-03-30

forgotten Democratic ''nartyr<' thus BROUGHT
from political obscuti'y, and 10 hear what he
might reveal IN regard to the conspiracy. Val
lnnd,gbam's revelations were OF very indefinite
chsr"eter. He ssid he had been mi 1nted into the
Sons OF Liberty as Its Supreme Commander, hus
had never been present at any formal meeting OF
the Order, md only ct two Informal ones: !ae
subjects discussed on those occasions were me
Cbicaeo Convention and the Presidential candl.
date. He never heard anything ssid, ether ~ tne
re'easins rebel prisoner, taekinf h!ss$o I'D
Ing lhe feb.llion, or establtsh.ng oEth s cnnn
feed 70 The censtueR and "a otbar
nnl,wfni nrniccts, they kept the knowiedee OF
t6e 5e h bin n, ii IS
s1eeehrs IN az testinony failed, the Court rutug
WIZ not 2e IT, hS ta on ~ M s1pass J;
he Order about aru,iDg for eelf-defensc, but he
sfer11y Objected 70 anything Ct ths Eina 1asss II
pen.c. The only contingency, be admitted, when
Il oula se necessary Sas IN case the freedom log 2!
he did not then think imminent.
, 1865-03-30
FROM GEN. CIR ARMY.
battle Flags and 2,30O Erl.onerx-
Gen. CRAMPS Congrntula1ory order
The Lessons Of 1le CUnf1ict-Threc
Feet and q Half Of Isebe1don1 sur.
rarAHrn1

WASHINGTON IMasch a9.-Informahon FROM &ty
corps are much larger than hesetotore reported.
sd "a 50 arc KNOW known to have been Killed. In the Sd
dirieion hospital there are 1G6 wounded and 3a
Killed. Tne2d division were not engaged but in
a9 sas sas s1g asg' y oa sde
we're exchanged. the enemy showing more cour-
The following are The essential point ! Of Cen
cral Order issued TO the :sTEny yesterday: The
wh ts@s for as hds gs
the 1lreprchenaible want OF vigilance ot hs , I'd
brigade, LIT division. 9th corps, n hresktng
,hIoash their lines, capturing Fort stsdman aud
taken By Major Gen. pArke, the firm bearsng Of
ahs troops ot The 2'h corps in the adjacent pot-
nns Of ss ns hed S &c a
lot The fri time under fire, toeetheE with the en-
sergy and sk,ll displayed BY Brig, Gen HartsuH,
ts leader, quickly repaired the disaster, and the
eatm my were driven from Fort Slcdman and our
nnes. Win heavy losses In Killed and wounded,
!eas1ne IN our bands eight battle flags, md over
1,Av pfssone!e. The enemy being driven from the
by the 9Th and ID corp. Tie enemy by uIent Was
driven rrom biz lnt!enched picket iine, and ali lis
1o5t. i9 he M came which we're
Second >oIps' front, weso 1csisted md renu,sed
with heavy fossee-leaytng With the Sixth corns
over tont hundred prisoners and wl.h the Second
prieopert."
Major General Wright a. engaged in these opera
~tions were Getty division. Klaf's brigade, sey-
monr's division, md Hamhlin's and Edwards
brieades Of Wheaton's ciytslop. or the troops
epEaecd belonging to Tie Second corps, MajoE
I'd Smith: S5gaa;s Of anzs nI!Ehs.on
suit Of the dy was the thorough defeat Of the enc
mys plans. The capture Of BIT strongly intrencaed
nfrkct line under the artillery fire OF his main
works, and the capture OF ten battle nags and two
thousand eight hundred prisoners @ result n On
graduates the. army"
Ihg ori er eaye: !" Two lessons can be learned
4from these operations-one, that no fortified posi-
tion, however strong. will protect an army from
an intrepid and audac1oug enemy, unlets vigtant
II guarded; the other, that no disaster Or mstor.
tune is ir1eparab1e where energy and bravery are
displayed IN the determination 10 recover what II
lost and to promptly assume The defensive:
Another Of The defenders Of the tconfsderacy
hiss Just cope in. He Is eighteen years old, out
looks several years younger, being dwarf, aoo1t
three and half feet high, and slender form. Hia
father is reported to be a ht talthy man lie says
he enlisted to be sent to the front 60 he could
escauc. md thu1 ret something 10 e1t.