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mes me nene cs woes +4 *. o % m’r'g' so p f oprmmede s news nem mucic one seein ts % s, &+ >. fer edu % names .s case WHI TEHALL TIMES 15 PUBLISHED EVERN SATURDAY HORN“), \Ij GRISWOLD BLOCK, (Opposite Upper Bridge,) Canl Street ._ namarsn vain o -_- By the W hitchall 'Cimes Assocmtlo ALL LETTERS ADDRESSED TO THE WHIU H ALL TIM ES. --Ung year, In advance, ; PDifecre@ untiltire ond uf the year, - - Lig* MlLlage subscribers, who usave their puptl‘b left n. heir reamidences or places of business, in udvince, -- When payment is deferred to the end of the posx, - < - sor H'- OO' A. ITK a VOLUME 4. ao c & U WHITEHALL N Y SAT) ALL: TIMES t- to messm gs lows ma Baron Trenck and his Laden with chains, and in dungeon in the Fortress of Trenck contrived to make hims of a little naouse. It would eat -r magmas 2 P O ette oe breadof the prisfioner, and wa N UMBER 12 playiog with him. - One nigl quadruped skipped about so m noise attracted aitention. Th Rates of Biber 15mg kuu B Li nus BREVIE Ht (14 lxaun) Malkm ONE DQtA leAlu w . Sw 4w 3am t: Gam ( Ayr. GluN. , MeCLELL A NS REPORT. _ ( Concluded.) fended, but despite his yast numbe 'repeated and desperate attic ks .cd wi thifear{ul loss,and d | battle of Malvern hil«\* until after f ntil after ning During the 3 Squ aware .\$.00. [bl OO'MI 00113: 2.5011 $4. 00}; $7.00 \2 bquaree . 2.50 5mm 50W} 7.00 ;} 10.00 3\nlllall~,,.. Lun if.“ (Lim Tae\ 10,00 \ 15 uo | $ Squares . 000,806 fool o Gu; Lown 17 md Ps on ; 4 Cola ma . Lum s Own 6.005, $0 10.00] 15 00 $ Columa.... {17.001 9 uu} 11.00]} 12.0011 15.00 |} 25.00 # Coluran . 19,00] 12.00|[15 0011 20.0011 28.00 || 50.00 POLLIJY Sh SMITH Manafacturers and Dealers in Spas ceuseq ] Lt? 4 epuls- s- x468 ended the {ugh it was not jac ck that the artillery whole battle odgers added greatly to tive which churcterenzfrttmrmflnoo of licate duties intrusted to his ch High praise is also dus to Until dark the enemy persisted in his ef- thepflt’é/gflnd men of the First forts to take the position so tenaciously de- the important and during t he seven dax s, Hill. roads, the trams conld not be brought with- Artillery, Col. Tyler, for the manner in 'which t hey withdrew all the heavy guns and from Malvern O wing to the monded state of the in a cou ple of miles of the position; but these energetic soldiers removed the guns by hand that distance, loaving nothing be- BOOTS AXD bflafimf Also a choicestock of) Gx 3B; BUT Fanuly Por K. mung! & itly on napwg o TIR &c. con AviteRal!, g’gfimmure of the enemy by throwing strells Atmong his reserves and advancing columns. As the army, in its movement f. om the Chickahominy to Harrison's land: [In was continually occupied in marching | by night and fighting by Hub jers found no opportunity for collecting da-. hind. “N. THE ANMY AT HARRISON's LiNoiNG. Jul Jj8h2..2.0m jor-yen. u. B. fidellan On the 1st of July I received the folliw- ing from the President: from oéamdutermmed ind vastly more numeops foe, partake so little of disorder. We hvzlost no guns, except twonly-five on th geld af battle, twentw-one of which mere oft. by the giving wiy of McCall's di. ViSiOander the. onset of superior un t«- hors. Qur communicu tion by the Jimaces river wfe not secure. 'There are points wherzéce enemy can establish themselves with gnson or musketry ind command the river %1d where it is not certain that our gunbats can drive them out. In «se of this, @ in case our front is broken, I will Still nake every effort to preserve atleast the pesonrel of the army, and the cvents of the list few days leavono question that t aw cit) ISPE Kix sevinesy can ask. Send such reinforcements is you ; I will do what I ean. ako s beat. Jor arrived in consequence « morning, accompanied by > loe How to Cure a Smoky Chimney, =>. For lzard lying the following can't be A correspondent who liyes in New- Hampshire, states that in those parts re- sides a man called Joe, a fellow noted for the tough lies he can tell, and as a sample relates the following: 4 Joe called at Holton s one day,and found iim almost cholked 'with smoke, maggested- \ You don't know so muck about. manag ing smoky chimneys as I do, squire, or you w ould eure 'em.'' masons. The floors, the walls chains, his body—evenlhm strictly examined. Finding a they asked the causo af of the | bustle. lrenck bag Leard the told theain fronkiy by what it I casioned. They desired him't 'le favorite. He whistled: ant immedialely leaped npon his s soliciteil that its life might be the officer of the guard tool possession promising, to give who would take eare of it F terwards loose in his chamber. whon he 4 Alo\ anid _JLaltin. mith | intasagt. 5 “WWW bub Trengk’ you eversee a smoky chimney cured?\ \Reeaa smoky chimney cured l' said old peared, and hid itself in # hc W“ U w. G. CORBET. PUTNAM CORLERS, OrFERS Pur SALE a WELL SELECTED BTOcA or Stile imdb fang Orn Goons, GROCERILS, PROVISIONS, &c., ¢my you must lind a place of security, RSL JASH AJB jou'® Landing to be as follows : , wait, rest and repair. - Maintain your Lit),no::ll‘rt‘; srable terias ms any batabhalunent North of th lLHl offieiled, wounded and misseng in the army of O ground if you cal, but sare the army at gar Nocredit given, unless by special arran ge. , Fotomic. frum the Zuth of June, 1802, to the 1st of July iment. PHENIX HOPEL,: H. INGRAHAM, PROPRIETOR. WitMiam Strggp. Whitehap. N. Y, ZI Guests conveyed to and Ire m (ke cats free f charge. ZB\ There is attached to the House a Livery S ta 'hngmeers ble, where Horses and Carriages can be vlstuined a a moment's yotice. E. E. DAVIS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DE LER 1N PIB, SPRICK 3 BENLOK LUMBER. PARKE HOUSI | JOSEPH ALLEN, Cianal Street, W hailehall, New York r- T his Househas ter nmesuv c {itd anl reps d 'lhe ethaustion of our supplies of food, for Til: au one Fan veep Uo f Isla this ”T7“ R l°y sge and amutit.on, made it imperative to the ale rp een nie zl ccs - - _ Itech Uae seansports unmediately, _ The s, BOJEKS ! I |greate t perizon of the transportation of the BOOKS, BOOK flm\‘\y com the “ME-Ev ~I nf» «-d | large tivo.cesfro'n the New York Iran Sule ev tin g spegial aringre ment ® Oh fas fa crac at becdey that he s «o tec oeh ssulpal da , veut proves who er) Purine clve® av of y goose dav met. t 'a \.\,!¢n.ll be trusts 10 rok nl i shore fra ar no e him n trad 222 ccc se - I. D. L ABA RRE: E BLOC&. cay AL s T Wifi udHAEL XY | ins lusire \ + R h G 1A e. = Wo e Corps. -- Killed. Winded. Mirsig.. Ayg. lunro o still have strength enough « MeCulLes divis. 253 - 1:00 _ LSsl _ 3,074 gm the couutry, and will bring it out. [2. Sumner's 137 - late | osis 0 gaan! A. LINCOLN is. Heintzelman,s | 189 _ 1,051 ss - #073! In the dispatch from tho President to (4. fv'yvfl' 60 5u7 2ul \?. me, on the 2d of July, be says: 3° Porie's 620 24060 1 198 4,278 0 .. If i b. Brank!in's \s o ruars - gam - oai:st! you think you aro pot strong enough 2 21 g4| to take Richmond just now, I do not wish 1 Cavalty 19 | . 60 97 176) you to. IA'ry just now to save the army, ifo: tal 13s; 5759 3.95; “15:3;9 material and por sounel, and 1 will st rengt bon ili dor the offensive ngain as fost as I can. THE SUPP Y ql EstJjon . Aliho ugh the result of the battle of Mal urn “(x-sncomp vile “Nun It was never n etder to reach a pornt where our sup- p res could be brought to us wi th certainty \is before statdd, ‘l‘rm‘vmn, commanding the gunboat Hulla, this con Id only be done below City Puint. Concurring to his optaion, selected Har- Irmuu'm baras the new position ouf the army. army lLaving been started for Harrison's ing orig thd eigitt pand the 1st of July, the orderfort e move- arent of the troups was at onco issued upon ithv final repui-oe of the enemy at Malsern Tire order prescribed a movement by left and Gea Reyes' corps to cover the mangaasver It was not carricd Juli. Ath PuaT, esut in de tail as regards the disision on the left, the roads being somewhat blocked by returus of cusualities in eaclh engagement. The ag gregate of our entire losses from tho' [26th of June to the fist of Jaly, inclusive, . cwoas is certained, atter our urrnul at Harris. theiees mecessary to fall back a»tull fxuht r in the opinion of Captain | present emergency. - If we had a million 'of men we could not get them to you in time. We have not thoe m+n to sond. 'you are not strong enough to face the on- all events, even if you fall back to Fortress |The gover nots of eiglitcen States offer me a new levy of three hundred thousand, wich Iaecept *' On the 31 of July the following kind Adupauh was receiv. d from the President: | EXTRACT i Wagiscrox, July 8, 1862-3 r x. 'M. jor Gee (ito .B. McClt/an: Yours, of5 30 yesterday, is just receivel. flan; satisfied Haat yourself, officers and |_ It is impossible to reinforce you for your [ta whitch would enable them to give exuct! If supplies. 'The Navy department shoul sourses. Captain Rogers is doing all i his power in the kindest amd most e ficken manner. When all the cire umstance ar competent judges that th: movement jus completed was unparalleled in the ama of war. stances, we have preserved our trains, ou Ephs, our material, and, above all ou ls onor. G.B. AN: Msjor-Genenl. LbTTERs PROM THE PMEm1DENT. WAgutxurux, July 5, 1802-7 aa. Alojor General G. B Army of the Potomac; A thousand thanks for the relief you gave me. Be assurtd tho and forever will be appretiited. we shall hive tho enemy yo. A. Linco. } W ar Deeanignr, Wizurncoton, D. C , July 4 1856] 'men, have dons tho bost you could. Ail accounts say that better fighting was newor cdono _ Ten thousand thanks for it. * * * Lj t A. LINCOLN. mH 0F JULY LETE® To TBE PME€sDEYT. # FOV President: He inqca arena Anuy op tus Porow ao Haramsox BBan, Jastas Riven July, 4, 1861. To the Presideit: I bave the honor to acknowledge the re colpt of your di~paten of the 21 inst. I shall naahe a stard at this piace aod endeavor to give my men the reposs they! your letter, and by Gon. ufi‘ensiv‘g within & ment, tan-Ind 0 pa pam-<1Tl side very sooa, ind stout 54000 from lun tera Hitlo tater, 1 do not ige how I tin the presen! must be your only care. and secondly by removal, &f you We areship- | cooperate with us to the extent of iis re- known, it will be cchnowledged by all Under the most difficult cirtum- Comntandeng two despatches of 12 and lr. , pester ay heroism ind skill of yourself and offices ond mor, is If you can hold your present position l understand your position, as stgzed in Mazcy, Tonia- foros yon sb as to enable you to rosomst the ; oven sfx reoks xl'gfikpmllblc. In ndcizqfin to fhat shd now nr§vlng frome the Poxomnc Zulve from. burn: send yor ganother man withinsa mith, Undir these c.-rcumstances the defeness for bawe the orssy first where you ure, if you can, musi. plug our wounded and sit, and landing 'Joe. \ Ithick1 have ! I had the worst one gila Seab ord county onge, and I cured it a little to o much.\ nl - \How was that?\ asked Holton. t| \Why you se,\ said Jue, \ you see I e built a little house out yonder at Wolf Hollow, tem or twelve years ago. Jim t Beasb, thio fellow that built the chimneys, 3 |ke pt bli nd drunk three quarters of the time, and crazy druok the other. I told him th at ho would have something wrong, but le stuck to it and finished the house. Well, we mored in, and built a fire next morning to boil the tea-kettlo. All the smoke came through tho room and went out of the win- dows; mot a bit went up the flues. - We tried it fortwo or three days, and it got worse and worse. - By-and-by it came on a rakn, and the rain begun to come down the chimney. It put the fire out in a minute, and dlhecily it camo down by the pailful. We had lo get the baby off the floor as soon ss we could, or it would have been drowned. In (fteen minutes the wator stood kno deep on the foor. Then I wont ou& and took a look. It didn't rain half ss hard outside, mand I protty soon see. what was tho matter, Tho drunken cuss had r P a r drawed downwards: it gathered all the rain within «. bundred “fauna poured: It 501m by bucketsfal1,\ Holton. _L. reared trat chimony‘” «' Didm't I, though?\ answered old Joo. \ ¥es, I did.\ «' How!\ asked Holton. \ Turmnad the other ond op,\ said the in- corrigible, \ and then you ougbt to seen it draw. That was the way I cured it too pag tho chimmnoy wrong end up, and it! ** Wel¥, that was unfortunate,\ minutes)\ \But whfidh the work} vii gum usual hour of visiting his pris officers wore just going away,t mal darted in, climbed up his himself on his shoulder, & thousand trick s to express the on seeing him again. - Every tonished, and wished to have i jor, to terminate the dispute awsy and gave it to his wife light cage made for it; but th fused to eat, and a few Gays was found dead. A Cute Dog, I was standing on the cor street and reading the bills of tre, when my attention was cal my feet, where a small poodle « ing to make his nequsintance though I never saw his dogshig chased him awoy, but my sp imagined on beholding my nic | boots---they were anythin: T'walked over to a neighboring who stood got a mile from «ti them ro-polished; bat, would : it, kind editor and reader, I dumfounded -with surprise an mont, on- beholding the same bpaufinglm a sitillar mannor vwictitu like myself. first by ~ Forepaws in The mad and them them on 'the vtcfim’z hoots, $1113} znfihlug But cieun‘ 1m?! 'is useless to add that me tha bleck were of the firm of Poodl a ---. --The small-pox is raging 4 Enozrille. -Tho Hudson River is enti over above Newburgh, and ther deal of floating ice this side. SIX Card Plhetes U de ou. __ Gils eRAW Ra L9. ls for §1, ) ur $2 P®T othe rear of our trams Plat Porter and Couch were net whie to move oat as carly as had so much require After seading my communication on DAVIS, prat 11. W. {M‘fiw opty de; if!- ég dl g \ egg E=y = 35 Mats, Caps. Cloths,’ aA%n FURNISHING White bail, Aprd 4th Is 3 GOODS. vinds VY H ITER A LL USE THE NEW SUBSTITUTE FOR $ A Y A d WHITE & MOORES URIGIN AL MLT COFFELK, The only genaiae Manafactured in the UaiteG States. For sale by all Grocers, WIIITE & MOORE, Manufacturers, Nos. 2. 4. 6. 8. and 10. Bleecker St. ] ALBANY, N.Y. Cabinet Furniture. 3. 0. GHEAPMAY, U N DER ta KBR R. Makogany, Black Waliut and Butternut and Pine Constantly on hand. \Coffin Hadles and Plates, Of all ~Jtyles on hand. . Bedsteads, Clzazrs Bureaus, Ta- C'rbbmet Furmlure on hand. END OF UPPER BRIDGE Sx Whitehall, N. Y 1863, v3n12 17. FLOUR! FLOUR | 1 FLOUR!!! The cheapest place to buy your four is at Re neis Stor ei Whey have the largest and best lot of flour &n town,sn@ sell it cheaper than any other store in éhoigoanty, _ You will also fihd a chgice lot of DRY nGOQDS, GROUERIES, and PROVIRIONS of all \kinds. Remember, whon you are in want of flour, #$hit they pay particular attention ta brinch of their trade. (My are selling the best Syrups for 7\ «cents fer rallof? Dest molasses 50 conts per gallon Whltehul! Déb. 13. 1861. | _ 24f * wasent cure of \thig flattening MT“ A+ cii’nfplfiiht use w E. N I Bit/01mm AIfOIGAR E4, Made Ay 0. B, SEYMOUR & GO, 107, Nasmu sizsot N.Y. Price, $1: tor box ; sont free by post. From By ano onuomnwg. A . For the a5nmanp and PER bles, Stands and all kinds of i not geach tho si reaeleoted at Hart-1801’s bar. ~A antit everything was fiaeure. The enemy Ila-on artrcipated, and Porter found it nee essary blo place a tear guard between lu- u mmard and the enemy. Col - Arerall, of «Bs in: He had under his command his own regimeut, and L:eutenant Colonel Buchanan's brigade of rgularinfautry and one battery. By a ju suse of the resources at his com- mand he deceived the enempr, so as to cov- er the withdrawal of the left wing without lbeinq attackcd, romamnjnzz himself on the (previous Gay's battle field until about 7 o'clock of the 2nd of July. Meantime Gen Keyes, having received his orders, com menced vigonrous preparations for cover ing the movement of the entire army aod and protecting the trains _ It being evi dent that the immense number of wegons and artillery carmages pertaining to the army could not move with celerity along a single road, Gen Keyes took advantage of every accident of the ground to open new avenues and to facilitate the movement.- He made preparations for obstructing the roads after the army had passed, so as to prevent any rapid pursuit, destroying ef fectually Turkey bridge on the maain road, aud rendering other roads and approaches temporarily impassable, by felling trees across them. - He kept the trains well closed up and directed the march so that the troops could move on each side of the roads, not obstructing the passage, but be ing in good position to reps! an attack the Tusd PeonsyIvania cavalry, ”thud with this delicate duty. The exhaustion was very great, but the from any quarter. His dispositions were so successful that, to use his own words; \I do not think more vehicles or more pub- lic property were abandoned on the march from Tarlkey Bend than would have been left in the same state of the roads, if the army had been moxmg toward the enemy instead of away ft And when it is un- derstood that the carringessand teams be- longing to this army, Etretchnd out in one line, would extepd not far from forty miles, the energy and caution necessary for their safe withdrawal from the presence of an coemy vastly uperior in snumbers will be | appreciated. The last of the wagons did 'untii after dark on the third of July, and the reir parard did not move intotheiteamp followed up with a small force on the 3d mere qui¢kly dispersed by our batteries and the fire of our gunboats. Great credit must J be copcede’a to Gen. Kévcs for | [throw a fow shell at the, rear guard but; You, on the ground, must be tlze judge a t o which you will stiempt, anl of the moms Tuesday, the snemy attacked theo loft of our lince, a ud a heree battle enaued, last ing until nigh. great slaughter. . They wete repulsed with Had their attac k succeeded, the conse- | of effec:ing it. that, with thd ald of tho gurboats, and the sof, \ sald Joe. you can hold the chimmey down end the other end up, I missed one of the clioirs out of the room, and directly f see another of 'em shooting Next the table forco your present I bat give iltas my opiaiqn mentivned abore, postiion, provided, andso ong as you gan keep the James rvrer opr to quences would have been desastrous in, the extreme. This closed the hard fighting! which had continued from tho afternuon of the 26th ult, in a daily series of en: gagements wholly unparalleled on thls' continent for determination and slaughter on both sides. The mutuol lags in killed and wounfged is enormous-that of the enemy certainly greatest. On Tussday morning, the Ist, our army commenced its morementfrom Huxall's sto this point, our line of defense there being too extended to be maintHined by our weakened forces. Our train was im : ense, and about 2 P. . on the 2d a heivy storm of rain began, which continued d uring the entire day and until the forenoon of yesterday. roads becanze horrible. - Troops, artillers and wagons moved on stesdily, and our whole army, men and material, was fnalty brought safely into camp. The last of the wagons reached here at noon yesterday. t t. army preserved it; morale, and would have repclied any atta¢Ek which the enensy was in conditionijto make, - We now occupy s tiver, Our fropt is about three miles long. These beigh ts command our whole position sod must be maintained, The gunboats can render valuable support upon both fBapks. If theesemy attack us in front, we must hold our ground as we best may, and at whatever cost. - Our position can be carried only by overwhelming numbers. The spirit of the army is excellent’ strag- glers are finding their regiments, and, 'the, soldiers exlnibit the best results of disci- pline. Our +position is by no ' means im- pregnufile especially as a morase. extends on |. this side of the high ground From our cen-\ tre to the James on our right. 'The enemy 'may aftatk - in wast. numbers, audyif so, 1 our froot will be a scene, of -a desperate wounded and; pylscners. Novee did such ‘ ##. cas \ A * if“ - A -A A 204 J below yeu. fdeot ypu can keep tho James river open, [you had betfer ratmove as soon as possible. H do not remember that you have expres- having your can have escaped your attention, from doing so. The|to acknowledge to receipt of telegrams by Gea. Marc; ed. My position is very stroug, and dally becomIi®3\ more so. - If wot Ettucked t} day, I Shh“ laugh at them. % have ben i anxious about my communitition. a long consultation about it with Flag=0f. j ficer Goldsborough last night, ident be- can keep the river open. should have all- gunk-oats posible. Will line of heights about two miles from the|see bim again&his morning My. men in James, a plain extending from there to the Splendid spirits, and anxious to sry it again. the im prfnnce of adopting ard carry int battle, which, if lost, will be decigiges { Our army is feirfully weakened by killea, 80 I cannot new ap-] \\U prosimate 10 1 py Statement of our Losses, but we wore .1ot beaten in any conflict. The enemy were unable, by any efforts, drivems from the field. achango of base, involving a retrogradau §movemant and under incessant: attacks + If you are not tolerably con- ed any apprehension as tothe dinges of communication eut on the iver below you; yet 1 go not. supposs it A= Lintcorx. P.S.-If at any time you feel able to ake the offensive you are now restrained A. L, TELKGRAM FROM HEapquarrers Aruy or ts Poromc} July 7, 1862-8: 80 a. x. As the boat is starting I biye only time The enemy bave not attack 1 hid He is con 4 . He Fal &. B. MeCLELLAN, Major Gene¥fal. A. President. l POLITICS While general in-~chief and director of the opétatfons bf all our armies in the had become deeply impressed with ' first, these were so fully} bi awed &i tinny. in alt orl go] Holton. such a house?\ \Gouldn*tI though?\ said Joe; \ but I I pu¥ a poultice on the jam of the fire piuce, and that draw'd t'other way; so | we- did. et's mess. 'the who! human familee with yure bump You will never be a widderer long, not enny. > have got the natral wa. Yu naite fite a woman, bu shad like tew Set on the woman. bump needs pooltising. Vigtks-Bi thunder, what a bump! Yu cud eat a hoss and cart and chase the dri- verthateo niles, without any priktis. Thaun-| detand litéiln ! what a bump! what a bump!. Les Bartum git his hand on this i bump and yure fortin is maxi? Whaw E burp ! wid x bump I AIM—As» Sweet, pretty bimp.. £ the at d‘gbv a livea bean. den-(mung \tie Rooky Mcuy Shp a R DE? Hoilherry, mx’mimé 12, nuss, f ;[ this 1mm ma > Greenbmsqwml = ink fkfim help bee at ei , mapt_ did “flirt ® firm” ghifier \[ahis haw hm. . much,\ '* Drow too much?\\ asked Holton. \ Well, squire, you may fadge for your: \ Pretty soon after we got wards &ho fireplace. went, and Igee the back log going up.- Thom I grmbted the old woman under on» arm and the baby ander t'other, ond start- ed; but just as I got to the door, I seen the cat going across the floor backwards, hold- ing cen with ber claws to the carpet, yelt ing awfally. it wasn't no use. her going over the top of the chimney, and that was the last of hee.\ \Well what Bid you do thent', asked * Of course yon coulda't live in had no more awhile.” Prasrorocgatr Karackter or Mr Marc MinsEaary, Bsq.- Given at the qfisof PrqgP Josh Billings, praktikal phrenologi Ansititness-Big. Stiks out You oaght tew be able onst. ® mint: wid by mod aA juise 11 ths. fléveloped Gage like 'bate on ya 3 1 just seen ke a bhorn- tuff match. I If I fiad this Fp'and wa innymfif \Yul wabr yute min-shuns fhat ah -Switzerland sustsins thres and forty-five newspapers. Confederacy thirty-five. The Senate of © California, by fifteen ayes igainst twenty-three cided sgainst the repeal of the Contract act. The -By the strive! of foreign st New-York wo have intelligence - depredstion of the Alzbamsa. It that between the Foth of Dece: the 4th of January three ships w ed by the pirate in the Straits of One of thespyictims was the Br Martaban. Why she whs desire not appear. | Tho ship Highlander of the vessels burned, belonged to J. P. Elliott & Co., of Bostou. Sh 1,050 tons burden. Thefionora 1 of the ships mentmned, gas of a tons burden ; built in} epyburyp owned in that city by J. N. & W. -The Springfield Republican say Hampshire is out of the draft. it ig done is by counting the c] wliich the draft pf last summer : as new}! bat counting the, mer .@ it against the late calls. - Aut. 1B positive permission from the 6&1 at Waskinkzon. Of course the d? must have the same rprivxleger, even no closely contested elections 1:59 in them. - And so we musb I}: , prise $4. tew luv A spEendid bump. Jt feels like a dimmo. tiPbeting $133; ”a g buirep, too. 'Menny & man bas got| tD. NMeide ha wafrgaep fon , Alarm yoursaif, as little as possible about to be_ konstlzble with halffimre bump. & 01W onncitsb£ Philadelphia; 0g] me, snd db)? Lose confidence in. this army. Kombahfaess Sloightually, very mneh.| and maile a Drict s ic Shea TI Army/of the Posomac, h te This | tistisol fegt thik, since March, fie: -| that' army 1le¥t it's hue?”s 64, ‘ffonbg ington, hot leis “fix 1-611 l out don 'Poi: