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ity alone. It is argued by Seymour's friends that his nomination will strengthen McClellan in the Northwest. In Grant's army there was a presentation of three medals, to as many enlisted men of the Fifth corps, on the 13th instant, for gallant conduct. The affair was gotten up in grand style. The Fifth corps was mustered up around a platform stuck full of flags, and covered with generals and other officers from other corps, all bedizened in blue and gold. A band of music played Hall Columbia and General Meade made a speech. The London Times says: "If the account of the ram Tennessee's doings are true, it is one of the most gallant actions of the American war. We look with great interest for the rebel account of the loss on both sides." One hundred and fifty-two men have been discharged from the New York Custom House--thirty of whom were beheaded for corruption. Brigadier-General J. B. Howell, commanding a Pennsylvania brigade in Grant's army, was killed in fro