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terposed, and, by paying the little bill, released the chairs and tables. Those who know Mr. Tucker most intimately are loud in their indignation. There are many private letters here from Virginia, all telling the same story of prosperity and high hopes, troops well fed and promptly paid. A lady living within seven miles of Manassas writes that the great Parrott siege gun taken by the Confederates in the fight, now bears two inscriptions, thus: On one side, "Pills for Rebels," U. S., July 7. On the other, "Return to plague the Inventor," "C. S., July 27." [We do not credit the report in reference to Mr. Beverly Tucker.--Eds.] The case of Mr. Ely. The correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer says: I am able to state that the story of Mr. Ely having been employed in ditching, or in any other menial employment, in entirely untrue. He has been uniformly well treated, and has fared sumptuously every day. Surgeon Norval, of the N. Y. 79th, brought a letter from