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An APT Comparison.

The favoate maxim OF the Copperheads
and Conicdcratcs Is that negroes have no
rights which they arc bound to respect. Gcu.
Carl Schurz illustrates thts idea In his Poss,
by the following anccdote:
alt IL rtia'ed of jolly old ,atios that uhen the
e1nuibal1+ into whose hands he h1d fallen. wern
Qheu.sfpc The question wh-thsF he should bo
fofled roaa'ct or en INTO siscrs and btofIed upon
4 b: Of hot Goals, be chewcd hLa ''nne-tut" with
undie!urbed ARnq JSotd but uhen proportion
4saA made % stut 1ls carcars with young monkey.
preparatory for baking 1t, ne tuddcny broke out
With: "Asast therc. ynn black dev1ist lint going
10 BE- consutted on tAat potRfF' The anrurdatJ o.
az oetra- ~ era,ssee 1ssnuers tet him Il
hcfty, IN pay meet for the laugh be had created"
1t may strike tho supporters Of My Pol.
icy," who arc bus1ly engaged In reconstruct.
!ns the ex-sebcss and making things comfort
able for them, As equally absurd, says the Post,
that the pcgro should desire to be consulted as
to the disposition to be madc Of his future 90
this continent. he has been silent, except m
occasional fcml-groan, OF Involuntary squeak,
durius halt century Of selling In the sham
bles, flaytng with the lash. and occasional
roastinps at the stake and 1t certainly docs
appear little odd that he should desire ia
bc Consulted on the question Of stufllng, uow
that he Is to be finally served up At the feast
which Is TO celebrate restored Union and re.
constructed Republic.
, 1866-07-19
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,a.. ,..tE ,t,t r,,.s,, s-,s t"s 'e.o l'to"'o',
.,',-r. .,,,ah ....s,'m1 -. t'on " Ms. uF4'nes
M IN, conccm ~ IL fhs c.,,o,sta.. SUI '">~'''
VI do moi hel,sre H., ~ '.su"1 ~ ,a..,. A..
p,o ol my state That Il ~N b 10 shssr in,rrast 10
81 ioti1 G9 Hsa NJ asss to as dsTssp
csnnoi srnco tbcir tsrms ana msEs seem predust,yr
., ts1ngas ssns Ct 'hrce dollars tnoasand do
sssc thss wj. Is 10 tas, .aysnsssp p'5 t
she duty % ltoa ,at,ua+ly frona ,en 10 hfty Ioa1
,n,s he nty on IL IT, E s es 1e, s%sta;a a. tos
as no in,o every farmers houie. ti1 hpLofsd pot
een,. o,., ,., =, =.
4no a'ao,tnseu 'omscsh iassts tnat
.us l',1'sase W .ue p'onto!'oss w. ~oa'a not
avs aaa ~ sass " .s'es .As p'ses :" mo
- m'4.Iss nsn''oueo' a' ano says !. aae 20 oHen
p'oteo LIE eonttafY tnat - Is astoahaeo
w VIC auuas!'s =. osna1or of1mea *non ne
says 1t would The ansWer to TIC "rattle-
49,
Puipose Q! too ol1l Was 10 fase the prices,
and to raise them bv cxactlv the amount
sPcciaed IN the proposed Increase Of dnties.
Every mnu who voted for the bill did 50 With
TINT expectation and desire, and cycry man
Increase. Without such Increase thera HouId
hare hcrn m ,no,3rc ,or snch . ,In M,
voutd tbrrc hare hecn anv sucb ,ohhv IN
br,p Il nlonr
Tnc $. ra,t1c.n,tca conccrn,, .h., ,ses ,r,,, Z,
Senator I;rime. snnnor,sa ue,rv ~, ~,
prcstdcnt Th,s +, ,itc H. cnnn,,s -,s,h,,
.,1stro rs.,a. s,,s.ss. {. -. as. ..N]
, 1866-07-19
TtEE WAn1ltNls sNN hrkRKT TIM.
MIL -

Ntf944
We arc aurc tha. the unanimous voto Of tho
Council on Tuesday evening for tho ordinance
providing Tor tic building Of tunnol under
the river II Washington street, mre1s The
ncsrly unanimous approval or tho citizens
and aax'paJeEs. The bridge nuisance has he.
como almost intolcrablc. Tho.e who have
witnessed the growth OF the city and its
bustnoss during the pAst ten yeArs, have bs-
cnn1c convinced that In few years more
Chicago must sacrifice Its chipping inter-
est to Its local traffic, or riee rersa,
or provlda new avenues Of trausis between
the several disislons OF the city. A. We can
not much longer 80 over the river, We must
20 under II. At any ratc, we must make the
experiment If anything It has heeu too
long delayed already II tho experiment
proves success, as VIC believe 1t Will, we
shall haTc other tunnels where they ara re-
qufrcd as fast AS they aro demanded BY tho
public interests, &ud wa dnd oursc! res aule
To nay for them.
, 1866-07-19
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Sa{lin. OF the Great Eastern for Ir
Lar In n,

sailing OF the Great Eastern for IRE.
lxnd - 1ntercatlnE incidents OF her
Departure The SfEnni Code.
ION board The breat E7s1eru. of the Eore tSstuf.
car. Jrne soh torret pondenee oi London rlnc1.l
The flrst short voyage Of the Great East
ern's mos1 eyentfnl voyage has already been
made. The worst Of tue two great perlIs Of
the Hyer shoals are passed, aud she now llcs
taie At anchor here In tcn'fathon,s Of water,
md some twelve nailes below the mooriugs
which she droppsd IT. i morning It shee,, e,
more shallow and intricate course to wind
down the Alexandra channel. anu to do this
At half speed will occupy her at least three
hours.
The bar once opened. her route to ths ocean
will lie open and safe before her.
Ep TO TINE.
The stsrt from SheeEucss this morning was
axcd for twelve, and at twelve to the very
instant the Great Eastern wna under way.
Therr was no hurry, hustle, roke o. excite
meut Of any kind ID getting her od; indeed,
~i,h such quiet pro:aptitnde was everything
effected that the great shipw actually sone
minutes under steam before the majority OF
those On board knew she had left the moor
.incs which have held her 50 safely through
one Of the most bo}sterpus wiutess that have
been known In the Medway for years.
The two - Tribunals" !" which have now
bern down nearly year, and esch With tts
out considerable difficulty, Tor these anchors
bite hard and deep into the carth. The In.
start, however, that they were fairly up, the
word vas passed, aud al halfspced aud feel.
mr. her war CAUTIOUSLY among the patches oI
| shallow hatk- the great .hip began her voy.
| aee to this anchorage.
| FiLo7AGE AND coxrAyr.
Mr. Brockman, r. ~, master In the uayy,
and Who II generally charged with the re.
| sporsfbflity Of taking the large ships OF wat
down The Meaway, ,wAs on the bridge - pilot
and viii him also were Captain Morfasiy, r
n, who has eailed In all the dye Atlantic
| Telegraph expeditions that have ever started
| and with him Capt. Henderson and Mr. Hal
Mn. his CHIEF officer. As VIC hare said. n
once vhen the signal was given the ship slip
ned easily Away. The men on board the vcs
| scls laid up IN ordinary turned ont to cheel
I her ~ Ahe very slowly felt her ~ay between
them. and tho whole crew Of the gusrdshfE
Powerful swaF1ned into the rigging ard gavi
heard ut Chatham Itself. :.
A few yachts followed In the wak4, con
sp!cpous among them for speed and beaut,
Being those belonging TO Mr.. Edwards, Iii
Prnder ara Ar. barclay. Thesc, With th
two powerfa! stcamtues in ATTENDANCE On th'
Gycat EaatcEp, formed tho whole escort Q
the most important and hest manned cIectrt
The Albany. the William Cory and th
Medway, which arc hereafter to acconpau.
her across thn Atlantic, will not TOW ltas
Tor q day or Two, though the whole squadso
viii rendezvous tor some short Time =
Btrrhaven.
MAcu1SHRy ASp TIME
In The short run down 10 this plaee, III
newly repaired engines Of the Great Eastef
J worked 10 perfection. During The past VII
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Scientific.

VIC are glad to observe that tho A merican
Asso citation Tor the Advancement Of Sclcncc
has called meeting at Buffalo on the 18th
Of August. During the war It omitted It's
meetings, ~ the country was too much ab-
sorbed In efforts to save the Republic to turn
aside and dsyotc any considerable attention
to scientific subjects. Previous 10 the war
It had earned an cuylable reputation by
hsinginE the tsuths Of nature before the pub.
liz and, 60 to speak, popu'arixiug the facts OF
science, The proceedings Of ita annual meet
inEs gave most correct aud valuable synop.
sis af the progress Of science during the pre-
vious ycar, and acted as stlmn1us At well Al
furnishing hints to sttll higher attatnments.
Never, certainly, as within the last tour 5cass
has military and naval science made such az
touishmg progress. These, as we'll as manY
other themes. will, doubtless, make thu COM
Ing meeting Of the Association one Of tho
most important gatherings Of the kind ever
known In our history.
, 1866-07-19
The Fuslon Of fCnppcrheads. Rebels aud
Hent2AdeH.

sonne oftho CoPpefhead orEans evtaee con-
siderable disgust with The johnson Doolltlte-
ValllEdigham coalition. Tho New York
Leader. which Is the organ ofthe Tammany
Hall taction, etves the following description
Of tho rise aud progress Of the new party In
The city Of New York:
"Our resder1 will remember that the Idea
Of q convention At Philadelphia originated
with the Johnson Club Al Washington. aud
vas endorsed by several conservative Repab-
loan Senators. A call was ,ssued inviting AL
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wofof mutual slcslrnclinn. Tho noas ro
cr,(tttlrA have trcn exceedingly nanyulnn-
r.. (hc t'Fusstnn urcdls gib, ~ ill lcar wit
netfIns been wfclard With terrible elect,
VII lins made deep Impression on the
lll.hed Austrian trooIa. a military cor.
sc.i'lent who aaw tho hshting at lo.l0li DO.
cla[ that thr AustrIans who fell utllcr the
1rf Infantry were, comParod to the prus-
Afrtans hayc moro tlInn once, and nctabty
a}lsschtn, lal tho advantage OF strong 20.
sphs. which enabled them to infIct hcayy
IL upon tbels adycEaaries. The prusslnns
! publjAhing extraordinary ACCOUNTS Of
fir cucmy's loses. TO thctc little !mpor-
fncc need NC attached. nut If VIC could be
frtn1n that the AusirIans had taken as many
rlsoncrs rs thr Pfr,salans, the losses of thu
wo armtcs, lyom all cansea, since yesterday
eek. could not be estimated III leas than
0 GOO men,
, 1866-07-19
A hH'F3Xaf.rkftN

A few days agn, In M item on Tennessee
politics. We Inadvertently classified Hon. S.
N. ARSELL, Of tho Sixth District Of that
State, a. among the supporters Of Johnson'a
policy. aud also put down scnatar-elcct
FOWLER as "donbtful." We have received
scvcrsl Indignant letters from Tepncsseeaus
blowing IA up severely for Nbesl1ng" The
good name and fame Of these gentlemen, by
calling one supporter of "My policy" a nd
doubling the rad1calism of the other. We
freely retract the tedious and dlsxracegal II
charge, as one Of the writer's terms it, and
cheertul1y acquit both gentlemen of the
least taint Of Johnsonism, and humbly ask
their pardon for tho wrong We have done
them In the premises.
, 1866-07-19
WOOL SECURING.


Pieces OF Wool Entered FOR state Pre-.
umE-ShFfnkaGc By ScouFtnEs
We learn from the Springfield Journal that
the operation OF securing and weighing the
several deeces Of wool entered for the p.cml-
ums offered BY the Executive Board Of the
Slate Agricultural Society, were completed
on Saturday afternoon last. The nceccs,
twenty In number, were secured at the woollen
establishment Of Mcssrs. Dlckesman 4 Co. Of
That city, and weighed bY Messrs. Lee. Minler
and PicE5e1l, the committee appointed by the
Executive Board. As the awards Of the COM
ulttec will not be made known until the next
State Fair, re can only give the weight Of
each fleece before and atler scourinc-age Of
the same, and age and weight Of the animals
IRON which the several fecces were taken.
It will BE- seen that the shrinkagc AVERAGES
nbout 70 per ceut-much too large to be pop
ular With wool factors aud manufacturers
, 1866-07-19
LOYAL SOUTHERN CONVENTION,

AOIAL NOU U4AxE1kN CONVENTION.
In an article denouncing the Convention
called By unconditional Unionis:s of the
South, to meet in Philadelphia, In scptem.
bcr, tue National la.e'1iyeneer uses the follow.
tng significant language:
The .dea ef calling uch Conyen!Ion Southern
s.a sa a;s1o nl3,,..s .sfee ta r. y xaasl 10
southern State ma<rz 1act a Coarsat.on tgoatt X
'@srot@4" -f......
lhis style OF talk We supposed had ceased
forever IN the United statcs. We used to
ncas II oelafe the war, when Northern men
were l5nehed In the South, for refusing to
bow down ind wo1ship slavery. The Iassl1i,
gf"eer L. Johnson's Washington organ. lie Is
the censor OF its "lcaacra," md hclIs to edit
it. Perhaps he wrote the very article from
which this extract Is taken. Who arc the
men who would not te tolerated In halding =
convention In any Southern citys They arc
sueh men as Governor Hamilton ot Tcrss.
~. ~. 'se.'s sno Io' IN" ous u! TENNESSEE
-.ss... e c,, .usu WY aa'c pct7ilso loe ana
paolo y. 'atn'S auo ApMe-esery lutus IN &C.
, 1866-07-19

A reckless Radical Postmaster In Mich
ignn, not having the fear OF cGl!cts irom Mo-
SIS" before his eyes, and who so far forgot his
allegiance to IA. j." as 10 procure sub
scribcra for Gen. Carl Schurz's Radical naper,
received letter from Alcek Randall, Chief Of
the Bfead-apd-B Butter Brigade, informing him
that he - had been charged with using extra
cxcrtion In obtaining subscribers for tie De-
troit f'ost, and also of uslne freely the word
scopperhead.' The Postmaster writes to
the Post that he may have s1nned, but he does
not feel guilty, nnd concludes thus: .sThanks
TO the Lord, We have thread and huttcr
up this way that Mr. Randall cannot con.
Srn1 y
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0urpertnht rcbcis Of Tue lato war. Tue
''cw organization will probably stick together
~ long A. tho prorlsions bold out. When The,
sa'lnns fsrnIslicd by 1sandall'r brcad and but
Ter brigade aru exhausted, tue wlioio cna.
glotnorat!on Of Cupprrhs uds. Conscderatea
| and costcr..nongcrs. will scatter 10 tho cry OF
Aatice qut ftul.
, 1866-07-19
HEADERS. NIL Drs. or TUE M1s4,.

= ~ LOTT. E0.. TbNT =, 1h6E I
Col. Geofge z Let, headquarters Of tho Army,
Nhshllctpu- u C.:
CoLoxEL:-I tnve The honor 10 acknowledge the
re- ut Of thr Ee'tton Of jos. LeCa{; Collector ut
pembins, 10 flpu. Alex. ttsmsey. i u Svpstnr
iron. A,nnerola and to ray with our prettn' 1til.
taty fofc,.. eaunot spafe rarrs on At Ptunblns
eef IN appropriation for =u able h4!t.cace. in t1ai
cnlt n gInu, VIC ouln Re abie 10 comply with this
petition. With great respect. &c,
". !. SHERMAN,
hfnipr fseuFf1t.
, 1866-07-19
Terrible Eaeet Of the Ptusalau Needle
Gum,

1t Il impossible not TO look forward with
sp1tety to the news which may be expected
from bob, mia within tho next few days.
Considering lht losacs which the allies hare
eustslut d, the generals On both sides might
we'll be inclined to suspend for willis the
, 1866-07-19

Tie very l'cg'nninE al tho actlon. ~ tho
con1hatants rshaca IN, tilrso nublc.trIndrA
mrn, regardless Ut tho bullets and
with equal hanti both friend aid cucmy WHO
Nrre left wsi.h!hE TN tho road aud carried
thgm carriul)y to lAc rrar, whrre shn n,odtcai
Iltrfs accrued 10 nRku no d1stlnctIu1, la
thrlT caro for buth hustrian aud rrutslsn,
Not only "es II taoko whose special duty l.
'ilr cure Of tho wounded who alone wcro
Who Ind suffered In lho combat: solder ,,ot
on duty mlrht be aeon carr, Iny water lot pris-
upers oI both stdes alike, aud ciaj,r aff9,r,f.
Ing anY comfort which Ii was ID thtIr pnwrr
0,Eiyo 10 those who over night lod been
hTiuc against tEelr own hearts. Nor Is thIs
Wonderful, for after the aAsh OF the battic
Is over, and the din Of the mu.ketrJ las dicd
nway, the meu Of this army csunot forret
that one common language Inks them
ibtlr advcrsarlca. and that. aIicr ali. Il
probably German blood, which, DO wing troi
nn austrian. trickles over The white livery al
the Honsc of Hapsburg.
.ae ses Il fe hs seve,q ,as gG' q hs disorder
tstsn knapsacke. shakos, clothes and urn
we're scattered about 10 Wild confusion, Dea |
hottes lay m tue bitches hy the roadsiI |
While coats and cloaks, which had be1 |
thrown Oh in the hurry Of the tight, lay seal
tered along the road; the trees which had
SsN+4e1* sA4- +A'A9A+t t&4 Aia d4i1A4 were Still On
tlr SIDE Of the street, and held many 4 bullet.
TIE cottages Ind been rnnsacked Of their fur-
nlture, nbd thelr beama and roof-ttees had
betn torn down To 1urm defeuces for the doors
and windows. while along the street and
nFou the banks O, the river lay obfLcts whicd
II the dissarCc looked like bundlps Of untfdv
un1o1m, hut which On nearer approach arc
seen TO be tho bodies of slain soldiers. Some1
times they Lag Ia groups OF twos or threesI
twisted together a. II thty bad grlpped ond
ahhthcr In their mortal ag. ny. and suIurtitnej
single Gguses lie on their backs staring will
ltvid counteuancc and haltcIoscd hazy eye|
straight up sEainst the bot moruIns sun. Th{
dark blue uniform With red facIpgs ot Prusst1
and the white with light blue OF Austria Ill
eide " side, but the numbers of the lntte
much pstpoudFrate, and on one mart Of th{
railway THREE prusFfan corpses orposi.e n,nd
teen Au6trinn form grisiy trophy of TIL
superiority Of the necdle-guu.
Close on fire hundred IN rounded AustriaX
prisoners have this morning been marched ID
10 headquarters, and the Austrian loss III
killed and wounded Is very considerable. The
Prussians have lost two officers dsad, nd
Ecreu or eight wounded. The medical officers
have officially reported that the propostiou
OF wounded Austrians to wounded Prusssaos
Is as FIVE to one. Thus has the needle gun
told both on the battle field and In the hos
plts1.
To-day headquarters bare halted here,
There has been no diminishing; the Austsi-
ans appear to be IN full retreat for wlilc Z
write white smoke curling up from beyond
some fir woods beside the 1ser tells that the
bridge OF Moheloitz, about Ayc miles below
Fodoll. which thcy hare set On Gre td ohstruct
pursuit, is burning steadily.
, 1866-07-19
The Capture of e IT. cll In and its Results.
Correspondence OF the London Tlmes.l

LoSuox, Sunday, July I.
To-dAye oficlat ielerratns announce Tho cspturs
o! Gitscnin ~ the *tteslan army. Tat siruGvle il
n PORTED TO h.re been Again most taueulnasy. The
Au>tttaus, who, =. usua!. had the advantage of
ehooelng ihe,r baltic neid,. AID, taking up 4
siSns Iss%,on ,H IL ;hst h,.!y n..sneo'hooa:
eopEsee;: II stfikes one. however. q. ralhes
extraordinary that The s1enal success obt4.ced
ey Sfssgp51E 70 9,.n PSt a.: sG.n, ponitt eo.
oeeassed 1unr ~ Whsteves ii MAJ naesn, inls
new ttep in advance has broa-ht the sIIs.ltn aud
fnss .pa :! as s
tnen clote proximity that jruc lou may h1ya oeen
attempted eoon after, s,y ycsresay evening this
aSle to iaea, IDS ho,,Fans VII probably led eysrJ
sn they cau muster INTO thr a*1d. and urgent cttl
louch they hare 10 do eo- The one great dl4&naek
,pE into ss1uuy vas that In order to reek out the
Enemy 70 nis own re hone .h:y had M to march o. him
mud SilctlA beng expo@ca in The AuttrlAu stt4ck,
The Prust!ans could cot afford 10 evscuats them
for tne p0fpose of senetnaa'inG thsic troops in
Re- 1het apd an"ss'kles qyason s. q
1,akt simultaneous movement In both quarters.
and enter Doaem!a at the raae lime
sssp eP &c s Desa oaa ssor; sa4 - p;oeea e .ss
acSspelng into thAt q tic snsEny. The
Trer.1an4 being thus obliged 10 dtvide their forces
while f1ciug an enemy wto had not necessarily lhIt
d,b'cuny TO cou'end against. might hare been sue
ee'stntIy aunthtskd b. superior pumots4. But
Seu. HCne6tk did not tfiye MS AdTAutice. Instead
Ut keer,r9 hit 10. taet, he voluntarily fouw-
Cd The example tnEo:nn;as!y let n,m--nlii uP bis
troops into two crrp.. 1n1 thu. div'ded. It'd them
ar.tnet the toe. 1ns coneequenee l. thai be failed
10 Intercept Ay Of the various bodies Of The Pru.-
tlans In thefs ccnc Mic march.
The numpcr Of Austrian pft.oners taksn On Lhe
2Ih sen ana Ssh. has been aseestatned 10 anaount
10 nearly twelve thousand. A. considerable portion
Of thrn l. 10 be formed iuto camp. under the
guns oi The iort1s. Il CoincrT. IN Poneran,s-
Many Of Them arc lt1st4ne dellcntea 10 6pu them.
selyes safely located with their aliIes.
awhile penetrating further Into the hottlle interE.
o., The rIust!ans. oetne Dos IN mindful olthc ycs-
.trne4 nE ~as, psepasc for >s!e setTeat- Not only
The toush. but slso he wes: Of Dse.deu, II being
tor1lded. Thousands OF Ten hove baen set to Uork
II once Both Drrsden's beautiful bridges al
,e1ty 70 s,e blown up At the thn:teet notice. Al
Gto.tbeern. close 10 Berlin. on the te'd OF ths
famou. battle tough. sgsinst Napoleon In 1878
es1.hwossf IRE heinz thrown up, SEEMINGLY Intend
I'd 10 project camp. The t.tand Of Nllh.lui
hurc tiIu1:ed on the eesuarF OF tbs Ehe, hetmet1
Hamburg aca nasburc, Is a:so beng provided Will
sedouhta. .'
On trrt erter,nc the Bohemian touu Of Ttaute
nau, The Pruse1su. were drrd Al INN the wlnd3wt
OF Ihe houtss BY civilians. In inflow tiatet the1
were even a.tattd win hot wafer and p,cn .hro1i
| down upon them from above In retaliation iht
| tow u raid 10 have been boun1sded.
, 1866-07-19

Cool.
4 MnckInaw correspondent sends US the
following range Of the Thermometer At that
Mint
, 1866-07-19
PEusA1An OmcIal Account or tic Eat.
ties IN fsohem{as

49,. ... BE1Ia, JurE Ut.
fSm ill RoJal niehaees ths Crown @ rnnes: 'e7'
BKtNEnx, June y.
III ,ne afts1noop Of tpe s61n, Gensrs, Won Stein.
En<rsl Iosssisdp 'o.s1d aeoa ssoes KY Ms1os
6osf M aeetpent tho Mtter cot posse.sion of ibe
6se nhirh Ma nha rsdstrcn ~ II. HH:iT,s ,,,1e
l'e,, 2, s,rh,*so s,''ss; ri y,nsnafa snrsw ont
Z Al halIna.t . ,h,s mornfnp ~ r,,cn,,, s,,
,,hsrnfy a,tscked b1tso nr,<..e1 ~ me .f7h an..
ued hs ,st H. os.aea sn .11 ar,e H. "a Sns to-!
Rn,tfe,n rr.xY rsxs;rv d,rt.,nr = ~. t.re t.s
snnesred nnof M neld nr ,he e4s ~ ~. xsn.
Srnsr.t .hich ,ritfdn.,. ainrix stf,Mt.h,nr tiMs
e. rstnta 70, ihe m,n boof " H. ea;,,a aIe 70
dia;eiT m f,nn, mi a, iIi. n,oment esnos m T.
sn..s ~, ~, i,srn.1 'oueus ~ Sar ~ ~
ssT;r.s tbe1 ur-. ,n.,ae,.t.is ea,,Z ae o"gps "
.tr n hn.G ~ ne..r.t hs,~ht. ~ u!Esa .s,.ss @
ais,: ,on % ,se asst I'D ,ne Loseaisial dss,:,on
III 1s '1ao ,nS ne ~ a1 Is 70 est SnieS
H. s,IIS rosns .n IT. 1esetTr os s;is ~ ot'aHe a.
:. Tr w ytnnnad nao as avoa
rrs.went IA rrse4geNh.I tssrn na ~ M'Aaws =,
nn.it,1n ~ re.s eo,nIsd sns-a.,,esp,v ~ y,
Jnnn.s ~ n,,,saser prr.ns oUs''o .s a.,ssIss
h4,,tnnt rnsT,s or ~ Fia.t 17,sns ,,S Es1s.a
nncs H. ~ Vnn q mr. ~, Tan
MAJ snt Iieni FL vnn ,aiehr,,1 IN .nG,.
tn,ndfTa ~ hntn ,a.tment. srr.i~e1' hnno,snI.
tqonuGs ~ WI" 4es'tnen1s 1ses''to o"ao'a''e
The tu,rn.rv. vho.. hre had brrp of ssn,,,bla
tEsrf rf1nrke9 ~ rsrJnns notn:a = III ths hevnner
End iook ,oss. ss,on o. 10 sI..nr. q reossii.rT
huo .urrounr!nr ground. In .he.e opesations DC
Eaag OF .hr Third Deuteenmellter 6attslion fell
trfo our bands. =
Towards r ~ ali the euemr's troops were in
Ee'reat, followed up by the nre Of our artillery
0ns detachment Of the Flat rhlAns succeeded IN
fspsr1ing two gun; thrcc othess we're abandoned
In Tic h9e'$ IetHnt The raraky. ruppu1tet by
tcms OF 'he tnf1pttJ engaged IN temporary pursuit,
fh'i- the Bf.gpde Of fne sixth corps That cane up
1'oWuts exeDinr, unoe!took the Vanguard. r.
E1tn:d 70 Sheood about o clocf. ahsE paa aeen
hlnst ali the troops that hau been engaged upon
|hc 9eld4 and mad thanked them In your A4]ess3'd d
Ifant
1tt natslt to.ua5 4 an hoeof 70 Genefal Voc
e'erntiz ana toe sh.a 10y Sot1% ssnaot ot
utEient1y prnlte PC extE1crdnat3 cooihe:s o.
hey onoc 3oopt; al asnse aasc s1co most esosl
MT u nc elscnafre o !ae1t u4ty. anG nc. w ~
II enteteo conetuesaos s!aneutet' & ann Sau-.o o
Ntt ai1n = Of ~ tne enemyx ataeAs' %n1en @ess
n!se1tastn VIM aseM - Me.o"s:r aaS aaS,..1ec asa
~ atp1a5td faIe poMer' o. coaalaogSe
tne faee o. uusule hse. a. aast S'eAnl
utHor. an1 nc caHHy snoAeo lsei m9te
pa maten !of inc mncn saansca A0straa ~.
sItn ihe A1tsnan eiae - osuaions were nnae!
nt nou aA q ~a'en ptssoaet. aAse ta!Ga .aso pus =
tafif: ms f1ha t-orpe, on rue 9tnes nano. o.t
, 1866-07-19

The Europe contains the following Item OF mill
ta1y n.Ss:
''Pnuce GorchakoE has addressed 10 the diplo-
uua1lc Of kussia abtoad circular Gespslcb.
IN VI heb he explains 10 them tbs pufpoH and
rpeunng Of ,hc concentration OF Ru.sau troops
on The Auetfian and Pru.sIan lronue7.. rms
IA. ha informs them. intends to observe
Knrplan Government ic1t oouud 10 concentrate q
corp. OF ooecryAaon both on the Aus,ro- au. . .tt4n
md Russian ftontters for The Recurity OF lhe
tuhabi,ants, tt the troplles might csenLualtF b.
tome ihe lh. s.rs Of wal, and TO prevent thH cou.
t-st fsom telug caysled ,uso Ro.fltn tetrttosJ,
The rea.ors assigned for The concentration Of an
army On The Ffutn &1c remarkably btief. Tue OBJ
]ect Of lhtt asmy, hsrluR regard to tue asmAuen's
II The Porte and the noYemtnl OF Turkish troops
-ihA ttsntihA- II IN nSarepi tic entry Of thEae