The Flag Of Truce

■It fleems an answur lias been reeeivod to the flag of truce taken up by Major WarUworth. It was returned unopened with 1 an endorsement signed by General Johnston stating tliat as tho eommunication was not addresaed properly, t was returned unopuned. It was aá dressed to "tho (Jomm.inder of thö forces at Muunasas Junction," the etels uluiraing that it should have èety adrossed to "tho Commaiider of thp' forcea of the Coniedorato States ai MaDassa8 Jnnction." A'D to the Families of voi.untekrs, - Cincinnati, in ts city and connty CfovernmentP, is showing ooi.imendablo liberality in this fespeet. Uesides $30,000, appropriated and already disbursed by tfie C.mnty Oorninisioners, the City Council have loaned the Commissioners another 80,000, to relieve them from the great pressnre made by the dh-trecwd families ni Yluiiteeru, The suins pad by the 0o.ro mi)ii(Wg range from $1 to f2 u wek apyQi'ding to the necessities of tho case.