The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1864, Page 5

_.RIOHMOND. Particntare-ef the Withdrawal of the * Army to Its Old Lines. THE £NEMY DOES NOT FOLLOW. A Decided Advantage Gained Tee wards the Southside Railroad. REBEL ACCOUNTS CF THE “FIGHTING, THE SOUTH SIDE. TY POINT. rev Power, Got, 80, 1864. News from both froats comes iu siowly concoraing the details of the recent eogagemsats; of the James the losses in men, are understood to be stantially equal, with the chances somewhat in our favor Wo certainty captured over one thousand prisoners, if. % y Feliavoe can be placed ou the cetimates of officers eo rebel papers Of yesterday cinim captures to offset halt that number, Ou the north of the James the lowest estiun Deard of our losses im killed, “i ‘shousand me. jus C2 the south ide wied and missing |a one Bs ‘hers place tho fxures at one thousand It will provably be between pe No ‘lal roport of tozses bas yet been made VISTORS 10 GENERAL GRANT, Major General Haileck, Culct of Stall to the President; . Marsa, formocty of tha Tweattoth Hives eegiment, nid other'vieiio s of lcrs note have boon en. fertained at (oneral Giant's headquarters for two days it. The weether nas cleared off cool, with but ttle rain, THE FIFTH CORPS, Mr. L, A. Mendriek's D Bangs sgrens, Fivra AumY a >» Six Mine House, Oct. 26, 18, J ‘900 WRT CORPH LMITY OLD POSITION. Agai® weuro back at old quarters Having eccom- pitshott thre cbioct of the reovavoissance to the left, the trocps mye reiurned, and to-night corps beadtuerters and the codera! fines and nospitatz are the came ag 0ei0-€ the moverneat began. But though the past tvrenty f hours, cootrery to the expectetion of mans, did not } 00 8 gererai engagcment bet woon the two great opp” ermion Lord, Luey have developed results which, atthongh ipexpedicot Lo bo made pudite at present, wil! soon how. & momentous bearing On the # uceesstul prosecution of the pending compaign, pach of last evoning contained averyining of fmapartacce rogarding tho govera! movements of the ee ‘tas troops who did flnt fought spleadidly ; (hare ek. Sent DE would have done the same Lul occasioo ‘Thers ph Phy anger the history of this war so Prolife m carwus BDd stranze Incidenie, Sheee curios Moldents was (bo recapture of priaoners ‘eaptured vy those Bhiing the Second corps aod tieis In thts way the (ith corp captured Seiting in tie roar of many, althouca to their own platement, tell ult my, ye wiihuals ‘into “one hands, apeciat pains to curtail thelr servicef! in the rebel army. A striking inst.nce of the was. the captu: of Lapis. o Vope, engineer oiiicer oa Geasral Warren's ataf, He oot ah ordérly were cuptared by eight o the 4 Khem ware captatt. The eaptsin thoyit re arith Bim: but Big captors be tdistance whet the BANG inquired how thes fae | routed If thoy e:nic over toour site, ard on 8 they would bo. well treated and. nut our army, at once sald Lie and his to Caritata Pope; whe accordingly er ten into our lines and turned them cver Re daptors with thom, ever thru hundred prisone: One of Bovera! instances of ‘the same vind wesacr, of Cul. Wainwright's etal, Clef of Artillery, o.me very noar being taken prison Jato the aomy’s tines 4 coming UpoM @ rebel Tegiment salted what ogumeot Wt was. Ninth alata,” 929 AM right. Stay wherc you are, aud ieok f you are not favked.’’ he auewered and carefully looking to it that ich he succeeded jn safely re ‘Capisin Chester; o: Gener:! Crawford's ste, trying to work bis way throug the dense thicket pied by our rece also focnd himeelf eran, 8 inoue. Re Lo the “ecntonta of together mate turee amba- The drivors, ambulances ‘od in rebel custody, but be gt away. TM DEARENEN Ov THN WoODE. Ihave referred to the donsene Jances an (uelr drivers, of the woode After dark, which wag intensif.a oF the prevatitey storm, xt we extra gazardour, | ia any given dt was mach more diicnit, os Altempt to pick eur way sulely Hieuteant Colone! (feutenant Rickete, cre raiher than re diraction and faitiog lows ret company ig hit, White Allempiing it—ibrougi the they crme upon & rede! bai eame sc eeoh i ng over their heate and bu! posed, 7 progress ia the reverse direction a5 (he Circumstances of the vae@ adn VEXIURE OF 4 RURAL MRCIRTRR. to menting, waa ‘dat ‘Wats one! of getack ‘emble the progress Pd the fightiog, whee 8 ott” parsed throngn the i ib movement which aaiataton sould, if cow entitio him tos ti and tropida tou a the opposite direct fou wnself wnexpociediy tt. upon some robel Ske ae ene hizaine oF Mate. balie ‘nea are LO experieped sew rioors, condtet of og: soldiers bg to so, al? with wien hey stood up to tiple amusing teatire about it: Grew i away their haversacks, well stored with woollen underclothes and other comiorts. Old roldiere make ives comfortahio by the Pe Timtion of these away onciliaries of pecsonal , alt! and sivle of —— them give many ¥ srotesque appaarance. THE CARUALTIES. By nod et wae ene tt will be seen that Most of the wounds are sigh soca Rin the wounded lave already boon wont to City Point. GENMRAL BAXTER'E MRICAT®. 1 did not state yesterday—becanse [dic not conriter 2 to mention the fact shen—that General Haxter a jade remained bobiad m cate of ihe forts wid fee 17 hetband now resumed by the Greta ming tho a, in th cuiryine ¢ increase ot palary, a rioavad be'ore a TAR PEWAVIOR 0 esierred' to tue ape corpe, he i succesy uly to Dave resisted ‘od ope at bay ten thes Big own (orce, CUNAR WEATHER ACA, The weatherthas cleared op beantifully, altborgt « fe. cided outumoal chillinecs begine to manifest iecll and ne ‘Of comp firos and deruand fer ac k's Derpateh. Novn Anwy Conre, Va., Get, 80-4. M. Since eur feturm to camp very little of Interest has Our Men ATO back im their O14 Lingus aud the ‘ot daily operations Is ag it was before the recent are Nata Jubitant over the snoceas which atteuded their dcrenes OF the Southside Rallroad. They greet our ‘ploleoty with frequbnt Cheers, aed to jucce fromjthedemon. mations im their camps, sotie kins 0! @ congratulatory order naw Yeon inmied and reart to thera, A VALUANLA INVENTION. Dr, You, of the Biguth Ree acaats enon inobarge the First division beopieet, ese 20 Of « fore valuable comtri Bospita! fond = the fold i] S areas mare of the many dislon ities attend. cseap of thene base ries tty of pene fine of being able THE CAVALRY, =. “Mr. 8. T. Buriley’s Despaten. Dgsoqvanrens, Gaga's Cavarey, Oct. 25, 1964. FANT BORNE UY TUM CAVALRY IN TH RETURN TO TUR OLD Links. Tam cow writivg tn the same camp which was oveu- Pied by the cavairy before the last movement of the army. Since my decpated of last night we have covered the retreat (if {t may be so called) of the Scvond corps, end after marching ali nigut and most of the day to-day Gind ourselves beck again at the starting point. We sup posed, anti! late ta the evening, that the dawning of day would brieg on a renwal of the ugagement which dark- Bess bud ended last night, but it was decided to with draw, and to the cavalry was given the uapleasant duly Of cowering tue movement, The night, nicbough dect dediy uncomfortable, wes, perbans, the best that could bave heen selected for the purvose, 3 very dark and ray. The in’antry commenced the Ptrogeude move- meut shortiy after dark upou the same roud ove. prises they had marched tu the ning, and by tweive 0’ the let regiment bad started, followed ves the wien Peunsyivania cavairy as rear guard Genoral Gregg thea commenced to draw ty bis cavalry and start them off over a road protecting the dank of the infantry. Toe last of the cavalry did not got ol Lil dve o’cluek iu the morntny. Ave WITRIN THR WORKK ‘The whole affair was managed with proat ekili, and daylight Quis morning found us back within sight of our fortifications without a shot boing fired, TH LOSES IN THR CAVALKE uring the operatious of vesterday, are somewhat larger bap My eétlmote Liat wight, I Mad to-day that we had bout twenty-five or thirty Killed, some ninety wounded To offget this, the enemy toast fully ax many in kied and wounded, abot one bitired prt soucrs, besides a number of waxong and mules aud » We did not have at avy time what Tay be termed a Fogulur eugoycment with Hampton's cavalry, but con- tioual skirmishug during the whole dey. The Fir-t Maive regimeut, than which thore ts po voter in the service, had the advance, and did @ large chara of tho firhting. It is one of the Iaegest regimonts in tho divi- Biou, having been recently augmented by the additica of what was left of the First District of Columbia cavairy, acd a large ‘portion of itare armed with Honry’s sixteon shooting rifles—a very effective weapon for skirmish err and the brave Maine boys know bow to aoe it. AML inetts in the diviston were engaged at diferent time during the day, and ati of them fought beavely, THR WOONTRD were ol! brought off with us, thongh many of the opera. Obligéd to be dofurved till to-day, Surge ber, ADLOTL ANd Lule Assistant eb bury ail day deesaing wouuds, emputating Hriba, and prevaring the patienis for transportation to the Nor Quite a number of the wounded of the Second corps wi Jet on the Geld for want of trangportation; but | believe #urgeous were left to care for then. UE WITHORAWAL OF HE PICKERS and command of the ir guard was entrusted by Gea. Pavio# to hrs luspector Generai, Capt. Walter R. Robbins, who performed that daty, as he ususily does ali bis m'ii- tary daties, with great skill aod to the entire satisive View of bls tommandivy general. DAT OF CAPT AUSTIN. The division bas to mourn the loss of Capt, Austin, of the Sizth Unio, who wag killed whita in the pert 200 Of bia duty with his regiment. He has beow in the Ker. vice (or three years, and, though @ participars ia many battles, tae bitnerto esewved uuiharmed, ee ARCH, The merch back ie Bight was ons of the MOBL He «i tiresome Teser experienced, Hine of the been destroyed, to order to prevent the rebel girairy tn our rear from approaching tog clorely, There had to be rebuilt to get over the artilicry, ambulances and captured wagon, At onecf these brides, where there hed veeu an unsual delay, i found Genorai Gregg, dismounted acd working in the ra and rain, directing the movewcnts of the mex, end lif: evececdiog in getting, the train safely over aud bringicg orde; wut of the most iuextrica. bie confusion. IIGUTRNANT DRWNUBON, Much credit ‘is due: to f:outenmut Peanivon, who had command of bith bacteries in the division, apd to whan, With tho agcistacce cf Etcutenants Garyin and Gilet, wo SMMAL POrttoD of Our suCcEsE ts dee. A ERKES. DEMONSTRATION, Durlog last uight { earn that the rcbo!s made a strang demonstration upcn our tne in front of Petershurg, to contiy occupied by the Seccnd corps, expecting Wo tut it evacdated, but found that Geceral Graut bad provided ogalist such a? nuingency. 1 did oo} leare whit troops were Boiding the ling THE NORTH SIDE. BUTLER‘S HEADQUARTERS. ar. W 1utnen, H. Merriaia’s Des pat Ix Front oF Ricustosy, Oct 80, 16 TaR H:1UATION OF TMy anuY remains wholly unchanged ¢ince last eveniug. Nothing transpired yesterday 0’ any moment, save, perbaps, the movement of Anes! division out to she yiciotty of the Atlez House, on the Darbytown: road, for the purpose of ropeiiipg a rumored attack of the redeis, which was not made, either at that or any other polit, GRYBRAL RC. UTDOW, Yesterday aftorzoon txtelligence resched here from Washington of the promotion of Major B.C. Ludiew, of Major General Butler's sta, to We rank of brigadier generat by brevet. General Ludiow ts a Bitive ot Onin, acd carly entered the rervics tn the Potomc army. Last spring be was ordered (o duty with ‘General or, ay carly in the auremer was assigued by that oft command of the Taited ‘states 1 ‘revs btutioned at putea may be truly'uald fe or merit alote. Aa t weite raonly jubilant. CORPS. Mr. Jumes Be Warceis Detpateh. Taxin Avo Conv’, 4 woxn, Ook, 24, 1834, ‘Thle corps has roecmed ite wouted quietude sloce he movement of the vin. MENTION OF OTYICERS. Col. Curtis, commncatug the First brigade, *econd dtri- ston, had voverst very narrow escapes in the late bautie, Re wea taken quile ili oo Moaday evening, aud continacd #0 up to Thureday, at whica tine he hada sick leave in bic pocket; but wishing to prrticloite In the day's en- eazemont, he insisted, against (he advice of his friends, fn ioadiog hie brigads, whion be dit. He wag four times atetick during the fyuting by camiater shot and knocked down: but, though bla clathes wete cousidgeably tora, Sirange Lo Bay, he wae not otherwiee Injored. Captain ?, 8. Davig, Adjutant Geacrat om Coneral Pie. Sor’s stait, who ale arose (rom a rick bed oo the morn- ing of (ho 271h. tu which be bed beso confined for home time, and entered pon the discharge of his daty in the fleid’ In the eatiy part of the day fe wan brougnt io from the ekirmish Ine badiy wounded throagh the ee When being bronzlit in be was met by one of bts brow officers, to whoa lic remarket:—<‘Well, hare done the) me Uris time; this ortkes the thirty. ‘Courth battie and mish | have been engaged iw, and the Grst scratch 1 has @ revetvod."* A GALEaNT Private. A private, wnove name and regiment { faited to oars, unaided, o, ceptaced four prisoners from the Ninth Georgta, all of them holding the ravkert socesh opinions. ATTACK ON THR TENTH Come IPKITTT, An attempt was made this meiniug by 2 email force at the enemy t) drive in our pickets near the Jonnron D, of the Eleventh Penney! ‘vania cavairy, were brought up, aud goom succeeded tm Griving. the tober bask Wo thelr Position with some toss ‘The skirmish lasied bub a short time, but wos sharp aud decisive. Our cava'ry proved too much for thes omnuies, who broke aud red, Onr foes wasone oMcer severely wounded aed four privates wonnded. ME REAKE, TROOPS ENGAGED ON THR NORTH RUE Two derericrs came {nto our linos this evening, who report that d's aod Foke’s, with fn oy bush. rod Jobason’s, divistona were opposed to us on Thureday, THe PN RY MTR ANCTRENING PETBRARCRG, They nleo ay that two brigades have since left our front and gone to Petersburg. ‘THY WRATERR fe ell tuat could be wished, sufficient ratn vaving faliew to purify the atmosphere and lay the dust. THE PRESS DESPATCHES. Mr. Wm. D. Mc@roger's Despatenes. ADQeariens, AKMY OF TITt eer | Oot. 30, 1864, Since the army returned to Ite oh qudriers oo friday nothing of importance b& transpired, ‘The rebel earairy followod ocr troopm closely as they retarned, but were prevented from doing aay damage of importance. ‘The only cnptares they madé et thts time were some fight OF ten amtalancor whivtr had taken a wrong diree- tion; Dut ¢yem these they could aot get awey, The horses wore cut locee and rox of, aud our men barned the wagona. ‘Tho ravel envatry made repeated attemits to oharge, but were each time repulsed wits loss During the day the entire army reaobed the positions ecqupitd by it previous t0 the movement being made, when the rovols at ovce drow, amd they also re. tutaed toftheie former portion. ‘Our fonees will reach about fifteen hundred as far ag oan be ascertained at present. ‘The Sond Corps, which did tue mort of the Aghtiog, Tort ton oMarrs killed aod thirty-one wounded, ime, por eye toon ied, four red four lnndred ern core nt about oe Woaveod and. thitty Mrath hundred and ect pe a Pah bie iret ybhis mornil NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1864. Tho igas of and some say Wore tthe om nent Put Ente sent ‘We hive rod usd tropty <Q Pras and ‘our baitio ot fags, moss of wiiod were taken by the ‘Ths bipoest praise ts:given by all to the officers and Mee of ibe cecond wod Jhird divisions of the Seound 00: pu tor their Lebavior durtag the day. Genorais Kags abd Mort, who-omaanded term, aud Coveral Seay th aad Colonel Ste sitister, commanding brignces, are {artic larly praised tor the v: ine) et: or th ery blo mauner in which tney The churie made by the New Jersey by bador Colone| sie \itistnr, ov he waar, whe had got Ww the Fear of our fore, was ono of tho finest over witnessed, aereenes etorapen eniire position, fi ow quist wich the oxoeption of picket Ar whieh is quite sively at night , 7 bal ington Telegram, Wanrancrom, Oot. 81, 180% About seven hundred soldiers, wounded in tno miliary Opor.tions of {huraday against Geverai Loo's army, bare Leon brought hither and distributed amosg tue sevorai hospitals. ‘Tho mall boat to-day landed Afty or slaty rebel prisoa- era, including a colonel, Heutenant coiouel und a major, ‘They were committed te the Vid Capitol The steamer Keyport, the peacquarters Dost at thin port, arrived here eariy thie mornin, ing on board Major General Halleck, Chief of Stall, and Gonernis Bore pare and Roolns and Ovionel Cults, who have been to the mt. ‘The Tosi! steamer Dante! Webster alse arrived: bates one hundred vad Aity men of tho Firet Mame on them way home, their term of service b The Daviel Wobslor roporis.that tow! cannes heard.yenverdag sevratig 00 Goaefar Bulies's teont Getore wbe loft. The Wa ‘The Davich Webster brought up for:y rebel offoern, from colonel dowa, who were delyroend thor Provost a, REBEL ACCOUNTS. 2 OMiotu! Reports. md 6.) ‘Thuraday night:— DT ARTAUS, ARMT Noxregan Virginie ‘St our loft today ‘was repulsed, Two attacks upon our Hoce were ae one between the Henrico Poor House aod Cheriea City voad, the other on the Williatusburg raed, Soveral handved prigonere and-four sland of colors ware captured. Gur 088 very slight, On the Souths the enemy crossed Rowanty creek below Burgese’ Muil, and forced: buok the cavalry in the Atternoon, General Toth attacked, and ut first drove them; but foond them im tea etrong teres. Alterwards: the enemy attacked and were reputed. ‘They still hold the plank road at Burgess’ Mili, Heih took some c lors and prisoners. a the 2th Colonel Mosh; ae sean banter (i, captured Brizadies Genorai Dufle several othee prisoners, @ number of borges, and killed a number of the enemy. He sustained no loss. R. &, LER. The Yarkee troopa principaliy engaged in tha move. meat on Thuredoy below Kichwohd bviooged ty the Fighteenit corps; those engsged.on the south site were the Second, Nioth and part of the Filth. ANOTHER DESPATON, POON. CRNERAL £NS—ATIE KNB MY BEAIEN ON THE NOLTR AND SeUEt SID +s. The folowing Octal report was received iecm eneral Lee last vient: Hoo Janu A Sennen, Feeretuey of War:—’ Genera! A, P. Bill reports that dhe atinck of General Heth upon tho enemy upon the Ropdtoa plank road, meutined tn my despatch was made by three brigades under General Mahone tn front, nnd Geve- npton iv the rear, Muhone capture: four hundred mers, three stands of culore oud Fix pieces of artib ‘The latter cou's sot be brought on, the enerey ving poss-asion of the bridge. um the atiack subse jiently made by the eue.ny General. Mahone Woke three fines of battis, aud dur’ tho wivbt the evemy retired froin the Foyctou plank rad leaving bis wounded end more than two huvdred and tifty dead on the Geld. About nine o'clock P. M. @ sunset! force arzanned aud took poraession of onr works on tue Baxter road, in front Of Poterrb..rg but was coon @rivenout. » On the Willfamsourg road yesterday General field cap tured upwards of four burdred prissners and seven stands vt coors. ‘The eperay toft a nuniber bof dew front of our works and reidrned to nie foriser pasitic te day, PO TEE Telegrams to the Kfctmond Papers. Prrmasrcre, Oot 16d ‘The eremy, with a force of cavairy, artiliery ead three corps of infantry—the Second, bilth aud Niith—imoved bya setoat ga on our extreme right, deiving ia our oxvairy, and creapying tthe Roycton pleok road, Bear iurgess’ 1aull. coven mi! below bere. Our forces were diapesed to mest them, ard congacradle, Aghiing Cusned betes: tout ‘clook aud night The 4 ws, al sight, held (he plavk rood, and we kare capiured aboutalsty. prisoners trora tbe Hec-nd corps, ‘Thiz mive pisces the enemy further {rom the South. side rovd than they wore before. ‘The fighting ts not ended. Pmipxsbenc, Uct, 23, 1864, Laat night about dark the enemy charged our works 01 captiring a emall portion of tuem, from hey were quickly disioged, with the of about @ dozen pritonere. . Dor less Was sat! Lientonent Coloue! Harrison and Major Wise, of Genersl Whso's brigade, were captured by the enemy. About ten o'clock last hae sgh the epemy charged oar. works op the Joruselem pI capturing a purt of nieket tine, snd riety inthe Sraberit About twelve lock. Lowever, the line wire established. In tho ght yeaterday ‘evaning on the jay dtou plank round, bolow hore, threo battle flags were captured (rom the ene: About ont toro handred were taken yorterdas. Nothing has becn heard from below this morning. tia reported that the enomy*s cavairy are on a raid toworda the South Side Railroad. Amrmgsnure, Oct 28, 1904. Gen. Hampton attacked and font tha enemy ia tie rear thes ip tank, Night mupervening, aud the enemy not being pressed suffcleatiy in front, alone prevented ther As it wee, the Mer aera from the grertast event of the wer. eormy was severely puntsbed and Ete They sbandoued the plank rout tot y three bandred in the bos, their embulances, laden w four pundred. piroes of art bat owing to the demsity of (ne weote could not bring them off, apd tbe enemy repossessed thom, All quiet to-day, aud the o'd situation resomet. General Hompton lost one soa killed and mother wounded. General Barapten avd hie cavalry on this occasion rendered & Service which Lhe country cannot too highly appreciate. Phere is go truth in the remor of # raid om the Seuth- Bide rr het 2 Lg tery ioe mee at Hatche Bi be orte Kepresent It tenvae ie att {hrow the Richmond Dispateb, Oct. 25, | Dorin, { wedvesday night the enemy wy ncréas to the north side, at Deep Kottom, ohenvy colume of troops, wamvering (rom fifieen to twenty thousand— ihe pambver as high thirty thengaud. oe yesterday Morning ® general activity wus mani. feated aicng the enemy's entire front Op (he north «Ice, ond snortsy etver they mand: e. dessonstaative ie tte agringt our extreme felt, ou the Charlos City road poiat about four aod a half miles below the city. We opened eu them wiih artillery at long range. Their tkirmbhers coutioved lo advance and epgaye corr, but were y driven back. Later tn the day they ow of sicanciug on sour whole frunl, but were ere checked hy onr artiliery aod ehirmuabera. rears on the Gaborne torupine had the Gatisfzc- tion of shollicg Fort Harriton, Our fire was heary, and evidently efective. The fort replied feebly. wht toieaevenenne ef which was dove by our Jeary, opnecialiy between three o'clock me rightealeand wae intermit with brisk moskeiry. Oa the Charles City ruad, throughout the day, the enemy wend tient upen pines cog nhs They rads repeated and ct ee rat te oh fren sae ooh Iuendred pr Cf Md ag poten Li ave pay gs = andes! ir) the LiOby. AB at present informed, we are dispored (n re. rd the movement of the enem: he feint; the aro if any, Being on the ‘out nilvices ‘trom. Wwe neighborhood, of Te. who cme that a so. oe of fought yes eae eas ote es emf that thee; atbach er) Lg i eke. Sy ine mince ity j down loss. eat Brigadier ‘dene suc covet wen eitiods Three thourend loeare ed sacra ‘Twas kewine taid we tad + sueeh theee omens te (rus, we canrol commend Ben at fru further confrmed. Weowly kuow pealkively thet, Ehneeooe jb the demoustis Le) m co fatet againas oa la Moret ie heavy inst our right, cathieent of eraburg, and we '0@ naa thet 2 the Lech e ought Cha ie ft slid At is aino cortal hom i ws atl iokel'e front, ext from the Relgdoochuoe rd ” goulhwertwardiy, and that tere Wag.aebarp kiemion there, ‘The demonetration an the north aite mony have Leena feiny to cover the real atieck on our rigttt, bayend Ke toraburg, or the whole movement of the chewy may be Dut a preliminary to more — ‘operations, to be wo- bay ey to-day or erent ond ons vrmieblag ot Yeste est wir y fog. We have, beard ita frem the south side wo hare ge nothusg we r suthea tie ae pt Generel Siearin course, ki ing of i shy enemy's losses, Genera! Dearing, tore amare your, being ooly twenty-two Py the fising mon of the army. i Eadeithtp ne Wert Point, enn the war tof ti faehington (Louietana) ertitier it coloneley of artillery, WAS mace colonel of cavalry wud than bri; en general of cavary. telegram Chaftin's Plas machigram, received at ight ram Mineneng 48 Ht. Yoad, taking fur stands of colors and wo busdred i Late last we from sa official source that the enemy made assaul te 68 our lines ou the north and south sides, and had been repulsed yy where with . We algo lenened from the same source teal note lose ot the Gerve Side is Qat more shan tyonty. @ charge ayn our tines { v ited States, with refercnor to th yesterday evening, while Gen, Mahone struck . beige otiy | . nun Rogie sro OFF. 28-) u by wsoe y hordes requites me 4 emt mo.itiew The athvcke of the enemy wi easily Pepulsed, aed vur cisuaihes, were wo rare, thed there was le beyond the taere meBtion of the encary's deoomfiture to record ibe movements @ our treme were beautiful. anc the alucrity with whi. b our Men inet and repaiced every ucaowrof tue enemy was ounspi ous, But the evenmy did cescomengy to the work wi ic) was doubtless expected of thom, and such as ‘ii\vsirated choir valor! i ine sum. mer cumpaizn, whos Io and whiskey were both ene tn the Yankoe army: Our casunitien’ all told, amount to thirty mon wounds! end aome bat a dovew killed, The opemy tust mony Killed and wou , besides throe bua. [ad an | oighty-oight prisoners, inclading the folilowiag Cup ca are M Sheri, Capt. He 0. Back Cart M. F. Coehr Capt. J. Cares, ( fnpls Henry Ward. ivi | Biret Lent. A.C. Maal si colored trospe. AS uiant Lota Wissoustia, ot BBL Murray, 1th New Hemughire Firet Lieut, Toor Siorson, ist Rhode Tsiand artibiery. Firat Lient 2. Harris, Cath New York, iret Liact. Frank Sevaderw. 218th New Vork, First Lieut =. L. Bryant, Liath Now York Liewt, Dewitt C. Wi ildear, t481h New Yorks. Lieut, Geo, A. For ATtb Now York. Lievt. 3S. Chase, 841, divine, Lien, Ther, B. Avior, dots New Yorn Bent. Daniel O'Cou es: 11K) New York, J. B. Sivawbridge, Moo Director Tbe Army corps. dno Gxbsing at Peiernburg oommerced ubowr funrise Co onr exter right. The enomy at theked, project from the rear 8 of his main fine tho Boyd wae co men, Kite, w AS KeR, LOWave Gemerad Heth riteck tured. obicfiy tho latter, yout Dovame wo}! ed the Guetoy aod drove them for hundred and elxty prise: ST olor. The strength of tue 6 they had telten, command ¥ wbeat Bargesy bias frou a: apptin o drive ther was Fomered yesterday evening that the evemy had apandone! road, We ave pleased to levrn that Gevcral Dearing, who was reported killed, waz vnhnrt, Ovy ousnalties were very igat. Rtbout ten o'etock oa ‘Pharaday wight the enoray made Rives’ farin, brevkir ong bot brevlong out of thea very quickly #% woon ms. thie character waa azctrtained. When approaching oor woika they responded to the ball oftberontinei, “tricoiat” wed them bulged lorward, La A qlonte alter they: were assailed with Oulet and 0970 net, Afow were capiored, and the ront wot away in the durki.oss, + the tae and about a diamel.as wn wuturanai Dight could bey Yesterday all war aynin comparatively quiet. A little cunmonading ogeurred on both fronts, hut nothing haw transpired, Correaponhrnes Botwern Generals Lee and Geant Helaliye to the Treatment of Neg: o Sotnters and the Hotailatory Measures of Genoral Butior. {From the Richmond Whig, Get, 28.4 GENERAL LEE To 6 Husequarrers Au ‘ae honor goramiinte wien your ootany loner for the Exel copies of (Le ‘ You wilt por ca cup of them thaptbe writar bay paved Ao ¢ of ofcers artl wen belonging tw Ut Dontederate service, United Gites forces, tp rete! ‘egdoredt so! to bees privonere of war crpured ty tt labor ip tbe caus! at Duich € et, fora Uke wuniyer ef federad f woe iv Gur Lauda, Who are eu put lo werk on our fortiiine tions. ¢ of thie fact i= fouad im the: attidavite of toro deserters from our service. The other rr referk Lom cy, of 8 poice lesued b: a camp corr Richmoud, weto come forward aud thalr statins to. pert that officer. Nn negrone in the curiody ‘The writer of the letter proccede to state that annie of ‘oes Mentioned 9 “th Heties are believed te be marae tmandal eney 9p by the and tbat, wrou thay belie’ be bas ardoras to h moat fitting {0 meot the suners Of wer he be will continde te to a pimber ania! to tint re whem he bop reavon to believe are cia to worvier or labor by the Contederate Jorcom, EDIT! Ne shatt he Lotived thal tho alleged yract'ce on the part of the Uonfedorate anthoritien has cadced Before stating tha iacts with re‘eremce to tna pertic lar negroes atte tet Deg to explata tho poltey forned Dy the Couicderate govornacat towarda tuls clase of Fersons when captured by ita forces, All negroes in the military or naval gercice of the United Stator, texen by us, who are not Ideatitod w ~ property of eh) ae09 oF rewinemts oo any oF tbe Fate States, are regarded ax prisoners of war, boing helt to De proper su" 60l8 Of exchawre, as | révontiy had the honor to inform you. No iahor iv exacted from such prieonere by ine Con- federate authorities Negroes who owe setvice oF iabor to ottizece or res!- Geuta of the Coniedera'e States, aud wao, threuyh eom- pulgion, pare sion, oF of thelr awn secort, iaave Ueie Owners and aro pinved 'n tho milita of the United Staten, oceupy w ditteren ‘The right to the service or labor of uegre alaves, in the Coniederate sis wane now ee whou tue wales were mepibers of the federat Pui ‘the coetiottiona! feletineg and obligations ef the Coniederate governmect tot a ownETE O this species of are the came as thode 75 fra YF ad #9 omy, vous, by virtue of {ts organte taw. Trom the earliest ‘iod of the iedepearenge of the n ide servers! comin (.Wernicents nnder which they have, from time to time, bem newoniated, was thovre'rn ) Cioit lawiul uwhore O° bay es cecxp- tured from the puulic onemy, kt was boon unitormiy helt that the captore or abduction Gf # slave dote net fing oir tke right of the owner to quck slave, "ome Ukat the Light attaches to bin tim ge Open recapture, Bech wes tie p Cf the Amorigah Stutes daring their trugglc fr ndepes 7 [Ved abt iptered by the ayue! west are tae To the war of 1312 wit Great Fer sued by the t it recognized the froma the enemy. ty from tbe Vi foroea during the war of fe cup ported inet u a negro Leion, tng to wo of a slate to which slavery i# feoogulzes, and whick is fegneded an One of the Tnit-d stxtem, wore to secape the Con‘ederate Stater, or de vrptured or abdweted by thelr artoier, he fegal right of the ower to rocia\p Simm world be as Oae POW SE Wi LALd, thy coustitnvan of tbe unchaiged In Chin pariteatar, and tuet inate went Dating bees interpreted im the jdiolel decisions, \ itive and dictometic ate aud corraspond- ence of the United stati went the dity of the scope of it jority, the owners of sinves ne we as of auy ober kind of property recognized ar much by (be nevera! Staten, rire Confetorate goversmeut, bound vy (he came con- tUtetionat obligations, considers, an that of the Veet states Ald, that the capture er abduction of a megr cone ot prectade the fewtul owner from th enptured; aud lam jwetructed to cay that slaves, when properiy idectitied as tyme A ers of an oo Cont gy dhe wim ing the protection of their lawe, will be. restore ike otuer recaptured Private proverty, to those entitied to then. Having endeavored to expiain the general policy of the Coniederate goverument wiih repent to to thie dublect, € bog leave to ctate the particular Cow conecraing we particular transactions referred 16m the erelored ¢oma- ag ng nae = ihe negroes oaptored by our forces were rant to Richmond wie, ot After thelr arrival {t wax diccovered hate nutabor of them hove sinven belowging to citivene oF Of aome of the Cootederate ett and of thir, Biue, as I loern, wore font, with other , tO Work on the {lots erouhd Rtckarond until Weir owusre should . vit: row ‘AB geen 60 1 ene intéeaped Of td days atterwards, not weaies fe re, ordered ther to be ene t> Abe wer are S04 identi! we tho saves among Ute suster mio wore we ne tho slaves of Citizeus oF residents of some of the derate States Ef wore 80 i jod without the know!sige or autho rity of the War Department, ar ey ae erpial’ and fs! wane, when dincovered, would bave cor. Ve ouly retwai for me to way that ployed cpon curt fortificatiqns are pet silo vo ea where C9 will be exposed to dre, and (here ne foand F ROY statement to Lie CoD The author f eee fetecred, to ies coo. sidered himeelf jastified (by the reportof two dese-ters, who co not allege that boo w Ia queation wore ex. pomed to any ow io cee ht priechowa at iabor ia the caual at Dan fige of our batteries. ation of the practice of the lon. 0 KOVErIwENt above given, Ang of the starement ois | Dave made, | Rayo now, in aocofdance with my teuciions, respect! mig to Hthinlce prbether the courRe ned Lowarde our prikoner#, as set forth iw tbe accor panying br pe bas your Ltt oe cP caign tt ang wotaiced? Very respectfully, your h Ct '¥ rwapect{uiiy, ¥ te - GENERAL @RANT TO Penni Lr. Hinapquarvens, Anwire of THE UMrraD States, } Col. 20, wae Genera! RB. T. Law, 0. 8, A., commanding Army of North. era Virgio Crxanat—Undoratnading from yonr letter of on 9th iil the olited prenete ® vg emplored at work in the trenoves neor Furt Gi have been withdrawn, | have direted the witudra’ of tho ones pri soldier but regard It way aay pe pronect ol) pacera Te goverement are 6s @ prisovers held by voners employed in the eh Gap ¢ —— Tenatt always regret the reo sity for eaten for wrougs done eur paired (nto the ere sed cies of color oF Bat ulenallly. ED 8 io agar ts ‘ “sonore of war, oF Seuacea g Sey re ui Le inficted npon an —. aunber ul i bave pane With the discussiov Of the siavery queation, ? iegiet ae Aowtering the arguments, syaten will ge inte efter to doy. be drawu upoa W. Norton ts tn partment renee in ad well as his rocont connection with the Road Lotrer department of the Post Umea, through thelr respective amicas Pieto Wn ® Ou orders not exceeding ten dollars Over.ten deere and nutexceeding twenty. Over twenty dollars aud up Lo thi eae than th ducer In other case et pacure will sufice, rie follow! manner thete 4) hae who originally obtained it, nn lese euc! Show the teva or phe order’ ray . thaw one gmi bag anid ell! render thie order invalid and uot peyad’ artoe two the righ! to enoree phy nelly regard to pudiic seuted, the P wo further cea shereior. . strictly eaatianed order. 2 Nt the perdor in wh domanded on the of ite lene, Th nietiees | adduced to show the right 16 return to former owners | Puch Legroer as are captured (rem our army. in answer fo fhe qugation at the comalomen of your lekier | Lave ¢o mite th L ait prinopers of war falling teto my tad receive the Kindest peasibie treaimess enosittent Ssourtog (hom, apieae [ Reve gnod authority Teste 8 Oy BUMbEr Of oUF men are boing LHested anther wise, Then, painful ag (¢ may be to me, { sdall ioflics . treatment O@ an oqual eemmber of Lonfederale pri- Lopiug (nat it may nevor become my duty to order retailetion poo any mao held «8 a pricmer of wor, I ave the heave to ve, very raxpoe'fo! y, your obedient wervant, U.S. GRANT, Lieutonaut Getoral, THE Pest OFFICE aOIEY 0: DER SYSTEM, The Law to Gu eae wikcet Te aay. LIST OF OF FIVE AUTHORIZED YO HSU INFORMATION FOU TAR Phot ‘The preparations to insugurate the new Poot ONles movey order syatom having bees completed, tho vew All momey roqured to orders from beench oiiees inthe various {rates wilt © Vestmaster Of this oi Yr. John charge of thw money order de, lo New York, and) bie toag oxpe- the mercantile sug Lankiog,. & render bis sppoiniment fo bis present postion @pHbLC neCeEsity Jae hundred wad Dye ofces Lave beew desigentad as /mouey oder othees,"* Stutos, where the rebel raiders have reasoudithe ostew Several otver offices in Miazonri and orber sion Of the privilege bavard ie for the pyeeeut, wil be added to the I1*t ns soon Ms the Unive {orome oan pive the uevessary neenciiy for the swe traniaiiva of (und re titoripa is @ com. harived +s isecathose rtorg: offer. * if the eftees 1 Stat, Birghnmioa... Now York, Newsivea,- Bioomingtas Himes, NewSano Hoston...,+ anetts, Re, Ocleaue Bridgeport Newport Mrouk:yn. Bens Wutie » Nog) of Boufinio .... vNow York, Nogiole , Burin tee. . Vermont Burlington, . Gairo...... mile iano. piney !rwiita® itia. New York Providence Rhode .. Tiinoje n Wisconste: “Nog York, - Reading... Fe: aaytyamigy ocney pants Red W fn¢faua, ¥ sMagiigy huge! te, iy tndrawe, shevoyeey Nea = tee. jot. ow fiammpehtre, “voledn . sess 5 TOW TENESH vo Wiroourin. Trey. Semaneatar » Aariotta Hoarty We Mempbia, HOW YO UBTAIN MONARY OMDEAE, be glvea al nay of (he above «Meer spon ene doliae wp te thirty doilars, with expieuatory notes which acc 1 plain idea of the process by w pany it, ¢ tained: Arplication for Moncy 0.4 r. (Tobe Lited-up by the applicnnt.) No. ——~, Amount, Date, —a——-, +) AHO Money Order, Keynired for the gum Of $——~—, payab'e at ——-, Stale of - ——, State or ———-. State of +. Payable to —— ——-., revi ing at ——, Beat 0p —— >, Rdg “! Kotered in rogister. —— ——-—, Moo! mazter. capt must, th atl canes, give 40, ti shoot be given, aad not those of thelr bustage, Bor exampie, Mire. Mary Brown mutt Oot Le deveribed aw Mra, Wibarn Bee Nomen of partien wiih places, aud Writton (p tte plainess p sible manner suns, to bs ‘Aa there are several places of the tame ofime in the United Strtos, remitiera mast be care! to indlote whiok o them they mean: and the Postia. wilt eat. ‘Lefore writing ont the order, that the piece to iy the ome indended. On the back of the applicatice are the rates of com- mission, a° (ollows:—~ Or COMBNETION CHARGED YOR MONEY onurae, + 10 cents, + 15 cents, waty hide! tw No eing'e: eae bye for leep tient doll! i order. | No orders te be 1-40ed on credit Ordera ave in this form:— COPY OF ORDER, io =, Ieaued ~~, 184-, a » Maw Yous. Stamp of teu often. Pay to the pereuu paued fu mm: date the sum of ——— do!lars and ———~ © —— -——~, Postmaster, To the Postmaster as ———-—. The party (o whom gh 4 bie muetelgn bere ietlen eure eKceps ID the Fectived the above, of rms, where the us-uil sig- ‘Thoge ortore are onie peyanie by -the Poetmenter et ine eftee which Iw by oy Peymento’ ali ordere shold be obtained before the expiratice of aivety days from the date of ineue. The Post Ofce Department wil set be rerponaibie 4 the pay mesk Lom ae coletted, no matter who iF preven’ order, a the official forms be wast- im any ver there oer be qQoffculty im obtaia, ‘luetenotions are endorsed on the back of h order, whtum will enable parties to proceed in the busicers Intel!igently:— The receipts en other side muat be signed oo ihe ote near ihed. oever preseuts the rae oor pean mut gtye A, Vatoripetiod os te the fu mame, Se ddreas of the past wher the name of the frm, together “ih apy aed party vith the | formation above Sraetred ¥ to obtale payment of the who, upon rece!ving payment, wist sign bis name to —-- —--—= the amount of the withie loreoment 19 prabibited 7 woer. N. B.—}fore tines e intended to recure pagnioot 0” me ry: eae postmasters are voquired respect, «0 far ash due will permis. bret “orders Dy whomacever pre fae ‘opert wid yw be en After once take ait menve to prevent the lore of » mousy to mend the order in the ame letter with the rired om payment ibg ont & money order, to ntste a6 Weil ae (he purbarne, Of To seo thet “ibe name and address of the perron teking out the money order are eorrectiy made known to a in whowe favor it is draw Rogiect of these instractions wi! risk the lone of th money , besides Ieadlng t0 delay And trouble Ip oliaiuing oagmaset. Vader no clreumstances can payment of an order be : order to a Pees will gire aster 10 Whom it je drawn, to here i, OY hog le Tho letier 9 of the payee, ta made payadis, voor fororanwion that in tho ayrtem, whicD defects may bo disco veret eng may apes, z = Hi if! 4 i 5 388 forve- | Comveation, in the Fourth disiric: aoiwvens | for tbe waitare of the people, logte oifise authorlend to transact this tisinena, Cor The Coilmeiog biuak, very oh Orders qway be abe (At hia depos every Oupy Poitttes. FOURTH CONGKMSPIONAL DIeTRICE. Hoa. Caroias O'Brien Bryant wes y vecday officiate pot fed of bis nomination for Congreme by the Catal 2 accepted chee pomivation, The (Olewing!.s the ol corres. ae ance — Uston Comvanriom, Fourts Concnmansa: Duero, Furr Wann Fi Ces, 29 How. Cameras O' Pavan Bavarr, Taromeny Hell Hote — fin. —We have the bower to inorm yw that you hewe been cOanimously Chosen a8 cur siaudurd dearer we represemt the ongresstuca! tonal eounciie. The teste of the Con give you @ hesrty support ee @ Ueten nem, rewardicns party, ¢ course In the Leguitiature of nat I questions, they believe i yewee, a Proper effort, be slecied. Yours, truly PIERRE ©. VAN Cwyen! Chairmaa. D. J. Oanumr, Socretery a ORV ANT'S REPLY, Taman Hate fore, New Yous, Now 1, 2808, Grover bog leave to! express m' winceee 1 the nomination of which your le\wwr tas of gially lied te, For toany yours n raniacal of the Bear Cousrossional districy, I rogard say elwcton to the Logie lature from another part of the elty ax merely su Ome sode, aud your endorm@maut of my course. vpow rem My feeidence among yo , accent ae the of tbe rewards whieh Lae honored Aliow me to sagure you Titiemes, thut the atnca PF Fenresentative, E ple dinlly aupport whatower adminint choos, ration of the Union 1 Nall alwaya senloumty isbon verut, I shall alwayy reqect aud proses the cighee e people, A Union man, | shall make ejyhi Care teem ight Of the-goverament be not tried by robele for having now!onted me rae aariiess of party. There are, practically, ot we purtian im tho country to day; one led hy Generals Grant, Sher. ooo aod thecidan, aud the otner by J vee, Lee and Hood. 1 botong 10 the tormer, as youd. Lhe petites ny Hall, with which I keww hitherts been counce'ed, how beoa Overberys {a the Cia Gago conned OF tw dowsorsey. Ret i stil aghere to tm pateitic priacipies of the Coton Dem «rate Addr vet iy Tammany Hail ist winter, Dur dtified by ; : olirchy ander the delusive ploaol eaoedionty® An my opimion, geutlamen, the Wants of fuin civil Will be ¢lased bef re the Congress now to Paelcted Bteeinbie Tha war (raws pear ite oud, apd then “pene ujen'’ will love Lbele diatinetivs ofyanization anit De koweged 1m the movacs uf Vatrlote wha will eagege im the <r nttoretgo war yet tocome, Tue Mounts woowme moat ba vindicated. Fnclund mans make eparciion fe Orgun ization Jovown wa Tory the injuries abe how inflicted upoe ovr curmeree and fow tae rabuls, the afd she his given tc bg, tp tetand whoulder ty yal ¥ oo b¢ tke Vawe Convention of bal aistetet-ucos tain Dlattorm, w 6 aud the future, aude is who agree wih sre Aber pel paler Hise: hw oar Chere ’ Ca To teases. Pomne ©. Van Wroe;Chsiepanene Dd. nusy, Seoretary. OORRSOTION. David ¥, ¥reoman bas boen pomineted by the deman orwy of the Niuth Assert. district of vais chy. He ie ewtorced by the Tummanz, Mozart Now 1 aad 2, MeXeem aad MoCiellan olute. Samuel C. Reed bas reaeived the Reouty Anird stress vepodiiean and Draper Custoch Hoase factions tor se sombly in the sume, ov Ninth distrids. CA, Lamont wominated by tho (independent republicans. Joho Fox, Tammany mactnes for Buperrisor, has bewe endorsed by Mozart 144, 2. Conativutioval Union, German, Coutral and McClelieg Clubs. TO THE KPITOR OF DMN HMRALD. Naw Yous! Ont. 31, 1606, {beg you witl tay tu your paper that 1 am cots dm idnte for the offae of City Judge, My uaue was aee@ for, aud that comimation wis tendered mo hy tho Cite zeus Aseoviatica, which’ {deohned, Any wote cast fur meen ‘the partiality of frlende wou'd ety bo throws ay. J. =" HITING, Military Amat FAgh, INKPROTION OF THM MILEVIA. may recvid, Sixty-ninth ahd rweMth regiments of the Nations! Geard bad thoit regular Ca inspections yenterday, the frrenty- second Pesiment appeared on im- apegyon with the uew K-aiineok tnuwn us ‘‘Sboute’.* Tt difiore from she old kines wack fh its nude ating Velog gartied by ane siraple strap, wBiah papsos over gnomadgre, svoldinie 440 of @ breast atrop entirely Thestraps for ihe oferc“atare arranged imeuch manves (hid the wearer ona adjust tbe lamkot or Wo o jutvadene . while tha main atrap is Fd ochnected at © Prevent preswure «pow tbe arter arm. The ‘iweuty-soconi, ts the Srey Yo adopt this kmapaack, Al; the re» ‘heate ” ne wits”) seg mt smepasted looked retoorkevly well as they marched through our peinetpal etrcete, ‘The Onnaat on Ney oper eats ta migration A, be tc le Oct. Bt, 1ag6, ine provincial 1 ial delegates A enterseinmend here on Saturday and left to. {Correspondence ot reir be.) QuEnEe, 1.8, 1 inet mootiog of miuiaters fa in viz, Or B a theone, hoo, Messrs. Yowat, Campbell, favgevin aad Coetburd wae nee tis atterence. whranf Mewes ‘and Taugevia lett by the ront thir nm for Mew. Weal, 40 attoug thy, af) ourned, raebding OF focadet: to ve leld ‘nteoal Wemutrow. ws atrougly urged in the Gaisention yeni it, that an earl: aare of the several L Purpone (of eubi “ibe peal M nerd iB itting by tho Gonyen ‘entiog. No definite action was ee Ty pees porsibte that the fabjeot will cone cane ‘that the Boresa of ‘mmige:tion pre. 00 estebligh weney ta New er nen that delay G6 arinon In Cmmeqieuce of weuitable iogation nut bay. ing (oon acouted, MAILS FOR ‘BUROBR, rhe Cunard matt ‘tins Sootiy, Captein Jadeieg, Will leave this port to-morrow for Liver poot. ‘Tho malig for Larope will olome as suven o'yiock we morrow ‘The New Youu Hegato—Wdition for Europe—witl be fondly at Fix o’otoek in the morning a Eve ‘ory 's Mouth. rag rd the Maiknry of mw atl on wu yb 4 eo the wl ‘The ee bresth fe cer nde od on prs cou ean op Senda or 1b Business ‘alll Wow be ao fohesd meena ‘by druggtate, A Lietie Prediay. =the fe yo ys TES Patent ABWING Wart (s8 ‘orkibe Bidkbran tndiapenoad makot acamstrees, Ae, Por aula WA Store, 7 Broadway, 8. ¥., whore he teu in pptention. tae aT Aruioa Linimeut—Bardva Ligineg?. infadthie oe ry a Be Khoamnartic. ty "I otainaatton, & aenites ys Depot 8 Aratea Peaids, Bpran Pyar % iad. ‘barn the sags et ae oof all soontn, BRA LO 9 emed woflaie’s Ba of, roataocen yet) Sa. ad core, on rene Wor rene om en ———, 0% Giiend “he if eae "pertaf het ‘hroat os ie or a General agent, 1 Bedae sida Ratohetor’s Hair D. vem she BK Srecuies, sal £ earth hy ‘Gouita sae ag At os Hroedway, wear Grand. — Kar mt nats er Tloare Dellomme ene Ber one Thee, 4 lavendwar, ene Goer Uelow’ Rare he and Colae—Uee Sancsnanre Exeefieat re erty ‘AR DROPR Bold by the drag oan Ge ud’ Hat tro tow oe, @r any part oF th roadway, Rear Gran west o! e 1K, 635 Broadway. Highest Premiam Loo Machines. WOBBLE 4 W a Want to Know, Ac. Rea CUMMON BERS me og eta 1-0 rood. bale Fre’ 9 1 note apd tabien wal Ne ee roadway, Pylme Kare Ure Kot ph nae * a Biba ‘Consumpiton, “guid by ditt teal ed feng inveutiog (orraiton te ‘nk able me Naw ¥ jew Series. = Rta