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The i..rs"iu,Y was sol! al i'nhlic cutlery,
tn.;av. by c.,n.cnt o' ihc owners. ior SID
900, and was lo..ht by John VI. Daniel.
The payer will he continued ~ formerly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25
Very respectfully,

NIcssrs 8. S. ToMrKiys, W. ". ADAMS, z. W.
CARHILI and others.
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slY SITS from Strangers and transient
5SS, in advance. All others will be
.!when called for.
.,nts not having the desired number
marked on tho m'rgin, will be con-
forbid and charged accordingly.
,siring to advertise Ly the year can do
50 ,,rsl terms-;t being understood that con-
.eoryx a,l.;srsisins are con ED to tie
Jf ,f the 5rln or Individual con-
j ,R advertisements Hsyahls semi
.,ions Of rtrshnal character
!! 5. Eeror,s, ,slola.ivns or Pro-
L sie',i j. i"'ion or Corpora
wiiFr,:ss4, .nscricIuu!i!raid
Si.n pn.a'H. eteJ.,s s--.
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iH,ou, Siu,,uoud,

RlcnMoSn. Sept. 2Q-lhc Etcmincr this
,ao.nins says that another package of un-
signed ten dollar treasury notes Lad been
stolen en- routs from New Orleans. The De-
parlmvnt * ,ielcrmncd to suppress the whole
issue ut tens engraved by j. Manouyrier, OF
New Orleans.
Many Yankees arc hanl;ins -up their no
tons a..,. rndcavoring Ia escape before the
expiration OF the forty days limit Of the allen
act and maay nseCdo friends d! the Sou;i'
arc arriving from the Ho:th to protect their
property from seQuestra.icn.
A shipment Of ieSsian prisoners for New
Orleans will be made to-day, TO he followed
by further consignment tomorrow.
The report of Lees capture Of Reynolds
was tclegraphcd to Gov. Lctcher, and from u
source Which the Governor regarded as ri la
Lle. Subsequent intelligence, however, does
not sustain tic report oi tic capture.
There is no;!lns interesting from the
camps.
TIE Enqui,s., Of this morning. says that
from tie large ticvt in Hampton ls'ads du'
r.ne the present week it is evident that
movement Ike the IIatteras affair is cuntcui-
plated. -
The tet!crals arc daily practising with -
inch coIu,nEas at Old Point.
;wel:ty.tw"rrtil:c, ;i,u.n Maryland reached
there Yesterday iur!u'l'ng l~'' ;:ls:nHrrS l III"
I.c.i>l4tu.r. Many ii;.v" already l.:t anl
other, vi { How. ~ p,Hi:,c; reign r' terror
raur, il Marylantl. wun;en violated, property
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25

is a ,,a.,.t. .iivti. to the nsish
ling lireeu. kentucky. y.--Ep.l J
IA special di-ratch /"
: i..;a.l AI:rnrhi<, 18th iES1.,
)n.>sccans Lad possession Oh
\ AnrA.:i.r.c ,aiie+ s'.n;h ~
"A !aNll .u~;.v;llc aad Nash,
large %'noant Q! rolling
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Y 1obsrtiistr,

slE Eve WEDNESDAY IoESISu.
y D.. DvRlS0E, & Z. hEEsE
II. f:o,E ;.rc.s.
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:, .irs.

.1Gsrrv EslaN, Sd ':s'. 2g.-.A a., I1rsv a,.s:
, 49, j., yar;r,., i m:; a.! sT.hNr>anr'S.
TL.y cpor, Governor N..:casa'i a:ir>'r'
81 sent 10 ,:lc F." 'a.;i'lc i,";aie''e.
The Frankfor! Legislature Lave "ai'r c',' M
jrra,ion resolutions w!ic! call the hrl'-
,sians and Tcnrc<Sc"aas invaders, :'nla','
n~ their puls;on--:.lr iiia' Tie Federal
,e,nlr c,nc t. k.mu,'h:' - preserve us
.anouii.y, and rcIuc,:i:::: Tic E"'rr''os !"
,.,.a :rho. /. Cri;.-.,!,n' il, .!.m;,';4 ri Hat,
,.,,,. .r.on.. l'nIrrwo"i. ranH:l :" ili'r5's
:, c,,.,,;os spyka asa:n>; su'i. r''>"!'li'"n,.
~ 80 L, ...l.,.. en-, ti.n | uIiIsEl lll.
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IS laken lrum Tie l."NiF'''','r
] The Courier has h,@n suppressed.
a,u. Yesterday morning, was cr'ss!"9
}rn,i in AAts: moi liking the mnSteri"c
Ia;,l;n couulr l.y<, lac sn''d'aly re-
Ihc six .Asus,lrc,l lha. had got over
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$. 5. ToMpKiSs,
". W. ADAMS,
L. ". CARW1LE,
:. +. GUUDE,
A. Il. 'rEAGUE,
LEWIS JONES,
GEO. 4. i UDlS0N,
NJ. ". ABNEY.
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JOHN RAINSF0RD.
For the Advertiser.
CcrrrsnOudolIcp.

Edscicla {. H., Sept. 2Sd, 1861
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-09-25

Fix Secretary Walker, now Brisalier- Gen.
cral, will probably have t,r his c"mmand Tie
infantry regiments of Co.'s. Watts. Judge and
Bullock. and Col. Ciant"n'> cavalry regiment,
all from Alabama, with tic Columbus (Ga.l
;,,t trf,u,, - i,a,l;,iu,E
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AIKEN, Augnst 20:b 1881.
Al eleven -! cA ~! mptiua .: lui Via. Grcxg
III" nlsrliAs W. cai!c' 10 orGcr by III. ai,puirt-
:ul:.: c: Sol Il. i. Miius lu -. Chair G;Iu G. +.
=. =
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@y,s from strangers and transient
(, in advance. All others will DC
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Prec,edis.r In C..nrn.s

Tbs extra session Of Congress lie doing up the
business for which II was called In most OK
psdidcus manner. For this Il will receive the
thanks Of the country. 1t ba, set an x.mpls
which. We hope, will have . good .ffse. In the
futurs. Both Houses have manifestsd a most
conservative spirit and their votes and
measures shoN that they have confined thsm.
solves 20 The simple object Of arming the Ey-
scutive branch Of the Government with anpls
resources cf mon and money 20 crush the pre-.
ssnt wicked rsbsllion. There have been wild,
divsrsitiss Of opinion between the conseryatiy.
and radical m.mssn Of the Republican majori
~, bat the conservatives have, In every 10.
stance, prev a'ied-th. old irus dem ocrAt'c and
vhig sismsnts always sustaining the cons'rya
tivss. The abolition sxtrsmiits, and the mi-
ssrAbls handful Of secessionists, have, by IL cir
faetious propositions, only exhibited THAR
wsakrsss and their disloyalty.
In the House, yesterday, an imp 1rtant bJl
for the punishment OF conspiraciss TO over
throw the government, was passed by an al
most unanimous vote. Ibis bill will pat an
SfectuL stop to the operations Of small traj.
tors A resolution was also passed plsdging
ths House 20 grant any amount Of men an,
rnsasy TO suPprsss the present rsbsllion a'd
restore the authority Of the National G,vsrn-
Dsnt In every part OF the National terri DRY
The tkiss are brigbtsbing, and under Ia,
prsssut auspices We may leok for p,acs b,fvrs
many months pass by.
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his men liked Ploksna Tie replied aha, al wns
s.,ishsd the change from Camp w.shLaE'Os IL no
douts sd ous for The men, -, suoh h Ne hfs
Of . soldier, and W. h,p, the z,usvs viii prof,
By
Tie C.h.vb. brings from For, Ploksns, Cap.
BAEArp b.,sry Of Tying srtdlsry, numbering 20
nsn, 90 hor-s-. guns, Gasp equip,gs 20. This
battery len New York some three monshs s,pos,
per s,s.mer Atlantic, ,hsy bs,ns sr-s called on
for the purpose Of r,ioioi cling For PIcksns hsv.
ing accomplished tnis, ,hsy immsdIs,sly turnst
thsir san,on ,o the erection Of powerful batteries
IN sas,s Ross, oomnsn dipg hss view ot,hs Navy
Ysrd snd Vicinity
Having eoupls>sd Mis- vost hsy are nsu or
dsrd 70 some mere impcrsn. pcsa q du,y C,pl
BAsnf who By ths way, hiss reosn>y been proao,sd
70 N jor.) has certainly hns b,dy Of msn, go
thsir psfst discipline rhso,s grsss credit 70 him
self nd ofhcers. The news Of the sunssr having
run the blockade ., the mouth Of The MGs-pY'
caused N ueh exci,emev, ~ Fr, Picksns, ard ,h'
sssm higs,s N sesrs, then lying ~ anchor - or
| OF the b'oek.ss feet, was imm,d ,,sly sent Il
puisun when the C.hsvbs len
The Allowing vessels were AZ FIR, Piokeas =
Fi.s ship Mississippi, wser w.,oh.srd Gsnspr
Vanderbilt The Colorado was daily .xp.c,ss ,,nt
will ro'.v, the nissi'sippi % Gag ship Of IN
Gulf squadron. Ths hea,h Of ,hs islsod IL good
vry little s'ctn'ss Of siy kind having - ye. %
| cuIrd tbiH SUMMER.
Pom Key We, We bavs nothing o, impo tt.no.
An enc 81 dispatch came ovm hon Hsvsva, o
tps ,v Aiis Of ,hs sth saying thu. M Sumter he
captured seven Ausriosp phz~ and 'aksn the;
into some tort on ,hs youth SIDE Of ouSs.
LIEF, In port the Colorado, n sesra aod Ctus,ds
Tee Colorsd, ooslipg. and wsuld p-obably "a
the lith FOR For, P'okspv. Tee Niagara aud O u
ssder were OF d,rd 70 sea immsdis.siy In pursu
/ II the Sumter.
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POSTSCRIPT.
Interesting from Missouri.

81. Louis. July 10 An Off ~ Of SrEoxL's
conmsnd hon spuni sid, ian, reached hsrs te-
nj, hi, He rpoos sl quiz, there. II Of Oo,.
suoKLs Command, who wsrs mad ,red s the be, :
Ne Of O. thsse. have sine, did ,klns the total
ICES n.
CIpt.CoSRADs upny, which vss lea ., Nsosho
By Co. sipon. was surrounded by sSou, 800 Ar
k,ts. vslry, aSd gtvsn ten MINUTES 70 ST.
Gen. PAIOs d'mssdsd hs. they BE- delivered 70 che
Missouri TROOPS 70 be sho. which the Aiksn'as OH
GERS refused.
Thsir arms aud ef-cN vsrs thsn taken from
them, ,hs os,h sdnipist.r d, sni they were msrcb-
ID on, Of 70 w uodsr csc ofth, Ak ,asa, troops
e. rsschsd sp ipsa I'D T iu'sdsy.
There are fro n 8 100 10 1000 n ,,ouri and Az
ksusss troops oonesnGs,sd 81 Neosho.
JcFersen City, July 10 Oh. sSttu's Z,u,vss
and pDrton OF GU. BHssriKss reg'msn,, under
Leu. Co. scnoEVTEz, are also Approaching ,hs
san Oouu,y, aud tho tn Misspud rsgi al, uu
def Col. HAxNrn. will sp,sr 10 TO Herman .inul.
tateousy With these movements. Toe Illinois
troops usder CIls. SMITH snd PALMA, will sp-
prosoh nom ,ha easi, thus cJmple'eiy suuou idiss
the rebel toacss under Col. HARaB.
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-. Now York s-rvey.r.hip.

IT Il reported from Washington that the
psotraetsd struggle for the offics OF the Bur
vsyo Of the Port OF New York, has boon de-
oldsd By the President throwing overheard
the chief contestants, WAkEMAs and SrAs-
TOE, and n,mipg RuTvs 2. AsDRKws for the
plsoe. This will DO . great dis ppointm mont TO
Mr.. WAKEMAn's friends, who had calculated
largely upon bis mocesS and THAR own sp
pointmont 10 lucrative Offices 10 the Custom
House II viii also esuss increased bittsrnes.
among the Tribune clique who supported Me-
SHANNON.
Mr.. AspxEws Is q lawyer o' this city, Of
no particular note, apart from his notoristy ~
IN active politician and lobbyist. He was foe
marty Wing. and upon tbs diru -don Of thai
party, gave his sympathiss 70 the "K'ow
Nothing" or American party. wAsn 1t de
zsslossly with Them in The last Presidential
canvass. This Know Nothing" antscsd,ns =
though they may not 10 moro marked than
thsss Of bis principal oompstltor-past de
tract from the popularity Of his appointment.
Ths Naturalization would have done itsolf
msrs credit, had II chosen for the responsible
ofhos Of Surveyor, Q man who had never
mingled In the small intriguss OF political
ciiqusa, and had never visited Albany as po.
liticAl engineer. TIE Office should have beou
awarded TO some honest, Intelligent, active
man, thoroughly acquainted with mere lntils
businsla.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY is, 1861.



Tn sddiicrsl information which We have
ot'rsnsd CT N. operations cf the privateering
or pira'issl ve.sslS JEFF. Dori' and Sumter,
confirm the visws which ve expressed ysstsr-
day. Capt. PiFLsD, Of III. brig john ReLsh,
captured By the privs,esr JEFF DdrI' states
that ssfors his vessel was put 10 charge OF q
.vrixs master, the csptors broke out the ships
.s.rrss sna took sieht ncuths' provisions from
On. is~ving cniy enough 70 taxa the Prizs crew
.h.ok win the vessel In other words, the W,
ssl v.s ptlisgsd before h~ osPtors could know
tbst ne vss legal prize.
Be-, IN The case Of the ship "Goldsn Rocket, ="
captured BY the Sumter. The pirates Bndpg
thst shs was almost WORTHLESS 70 th.m, and
could mot safely be sent into . southern port,
without NIX Of recsbturs, on sooount Of the
aspth q water which she drew, took from her
what thsy desired and then Get FIRE 10 hsr. II
sssms that the orders OF ths pirate commanders
ffom Jar. DAVIS & Co., Is TO stssl all they
can and TO destroy what they cannot seal
THIS order 10 entirely consistent with the code
sdoptsd by the pirates and their leaders In
thar land operations The rebslliJn vas int
tistsd by men who violst.d every moral and
social obligation, and made robbery III, b,si,
OF their mCvsmsnt, ard 10 pro,ecuting thsir
dssians they are true TO their first principles
HsrssosOrs, private sring has been cos'uctsa
under rules a. we'll defined As are the rules d
what Il called Legitimate warfare bat II re'
rnainsd for oar touthsrn rebels TO reduce ptivs-
tearing 20 . level with the sbhorrsd system o.
pirscy, which all CIVILIZED nation, have agrees
should be suppressed by the stsfnest Measures
Supposs that The United States Govsrnm'n
shouid apply, in its land operations sgsint
the rebsis, the pirate doctrine Of robbery o
destruction, What would become Of the plants
tioos and other property Of the ssesssioniss
Col. ALLIE has already been court martials
for giving kind OF semi sanction TO the burn
ing Of some 6slcs Of wheat belonging 70
seosssionist who had taken up arm, agains
the G1vsrnmsnt. 10 there TO be one Law o
warfare On the SEAS, and q different law O
wsrfsrssgsipst the property Of our citizen
In ships upon tho sss1
Every citizen Who loses property on the sea
By the acts Of JErF. DAWES pirates will max
scisin against their Government, ard 1t mus
be recognized. How are they TO 10 indsmnid
sdt Certainly not by . tax on loyal eiuz'ns
We must msks those Who eent out pirate craft
to dsprsds,s upon our peaceful eonmsros pa,
fhA ooafa
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EXTRA SESSION Senate.


Washington, jay I8-Mr DMos (Conn.)
presumed y petiuos from ciuEsns o. CJnn,o nout,
sskjps ~ ,bs adoption Of sson msssIss - will
sust.iu The GOvs ne 90, of'hs United B's,es, H.
wished ,ha war tns,r-d uppn 70 be ,hou snd ds
ciNve and such - IOt " invits rsp.,t on. LIN
Tiers be DO d sy bor nlk " psscS ull the supte.
may q the q Jvtrpmen, IL Vi rough Established
Ths nasion must b. pfsseivsd one aVd invlola,s
end hat yer s,anos In VI, wy, vhs,her poliucs
or rssed nsb,, mu" go dow,. IL, ,hs army
move & uth ~i,h irTe.iEisb tr-.d un the banner
htsr over Riobmou ~ Hsu Odes~.
NV. FoRSry wss electsn 8 'ors,sry OF hsBn.
ste.
M. Wars toIio.) introduced . bill for ths p,o
NC len 81 q svrrnnstt cont scs
NJ. TEn ErH IN ~, n,rcduced bll for Nh
oVss'Esaon ans .mpo, msn' u lice forOo 1.
the City Of washinst~u.
Mr.. TAuuhuIL a -, In,rcduo d . hill W oona.-
cate It,isiN IN ,hs r.b.l size 90, VI p rsOns sns.s.
ed N the VA sssiLs' 'hs0 v, nnopt
Ii. any spprtp atloa BIT sss tskaa up sud
s.vITsi an ~ ousb~ r'pTtsd from tbs innate y
on Frtbos ger. sdrp'd-
NJ. RIsa 10 " thsfei en- sucudmen, thA, ,h,
tsoI,Gs vUlu.S,r, be bta, d 'ke sans IN ell ~
sp.o - NJ ,h0e years vl,uLssrs
NJ. RtasSbtS (deJ od-fsi' n m -ud nsu'
81 70 r',d sss, - he y Vvieio' . ~ lsW snd sp
prep ht oas ierein 10 -. med opp tc.bs 70 70
y,ais voiuu'ears, shou d 'ppi pts, y-.fs volun
tsefs sd oil siter us,s.r- 'rcs'dins shres
u.a ,hs IN re Az. spd ray Agreed 70
l.. M. nA,nsm - 1. ,a % nc o,.y q M.
Yok, .td apr, prisiips 80 h isdrsd thous.r'
doll.is ,t.r. no.. This I'm sd s-n, was .ro.u d'd
al, bill ives iLsn repOr,sd 20 chs S'ns's aud
This hill 10 iro-ess~ his military .,,sblishueu,
oS ,bs U1ttd SIstss vas taken up. The q tsatiou
WIS ON ,be a.. pdn.b, Of r.ouc M shs srDy s.si 4
II az u onu sNer chs i.Butuc ton IL suppressed,
sna n WIS nOc a d 30 ~ n.ki 10 one year In e
. sd cts II uOn'ts.
NJ. wuao- spp I'D 'he smerdmsnt
Mars Hale .no HARRR also oppos,d ~
NJ. GRisps u..) spike 10 fav,r o. H.
NJ. WIIHOH said thht though he was DOS dtvo y.
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Frsm LssiaviIie, go.

Louisville, Ky, July 15.-JosKPH HoLr, on
sEurdag evening. addressed an audience In this
clay. onethird Of whom were ladies, dsnssly pack
ing The lArsss, hall In the city, in On unoondi
Union speech, which was received VITA rapturous
applause.
nY ron BRxAD.
The Charleston Courier suggest tbAl gents b
appointed 70 recsivs subscriptions OF rios and other
produce Of the COn:sdsrs,s States, 70 sustain the
Sou,hsrn GAUSS.
The New Orleans Delta saJs that the New York
hsrins Insurance policies cover losses By pirates,
ard mol b, PrivAtssS. Thsr.:Ors, IL the NsI,hsrn
Courts condemn S'uihsrn prvatesrs o. pirates, tbs
Insurance companies viii be Liable.
RETALIATION
SPECIAL disraoh from R edmond, dated the OH
inst, ssys that sevisl proninsu, prisoners Of war
hitherto on parols, hove bssn oosfs,d today, be L.
i've 70 southern privasssrs.
oErrm0 snoRr or FINS.
The Cha'lsat1n Mercury tslls iis country rssdsru
10 save their sooss quils the stock Of s,ea peas
will so0n give out
oErrIsd DisooURAam
Tbs New Orleans btltd, OF abs llIh ina . saw.
Mat farther p"sissAnee OF ths Conisdsra,s s,aSss
In the sndeavor 70 obsin the rscog ration Of our
nationality, Is useiess Il also says ths, the Brit
ish uh.'ry have not the ooupgs, nor the inol,n.-
t'on' 10 spply 70 the CnsdeAs sat.s shs rulss
which they have uniformly spilled 10 other na,ion.
IL 'dds-"rSo much importance has bsea assigned
70 the idea that France and England would break
the blochads 10 se' southern produsas" The sdi-
Dor nersors prop9ss . recall OF The N harm Com
mission srs and 70 isfuss the recognition OF resi-
dshi Corsuls OF ali 'hs powers which will nos 70
s'sr'zs similar ttioen Of the C,ahd rate s,ss
abroad.
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Repsrt fro. Gen. Mcclellan.

The following Is the substance Of a dispatch
received from Ger. Nc JrHiLlr, describing the de
feat Of the rebels nesr g. org., Virgins;
HU rrossvmtx, Va July II.
To Col r. d. Topnsend:
GARSErT ard his fore n have been routed. HIS
bgyge and ere suu ere ,sk,p, and his army do
morslistd GAnsErT himself was killed In ths
so,ion
We have snnihilssed the enemy In Western vlr-
giuis. Oar loss L. thirsssn killed, and Hos moro
than forsy wounded.
We hsvs Killed In all ~ lsas, two hundred Of the
psu y, and the prisoners win amount 10 q
ls'ss ons thousand. We have skn syvsn guns In
al.
ain look for the capture Of shs remnant Of GAl.
nIT's amy BY General HILL.
Thu hoops Ssfs.sd az. chs sr.nk rssimspA. .,
E.sern vyg'nis Add By Gsorgiaps, Tsuns.ssans
o. d South Carolinisns- Our success 10 oomplsss,
accession Ii X lied In this rvgion.
q. u. MCCLELLAN, M,jor-G neraL
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Another Battle.
Death Of Ge.or-I Gss,en.

C;ncia~oti. July, IA train arrived n
or.nsp ~ 10 O'Clock this morning, bin dng Ihs
S,dy Of Gaa GARrurrI, ls,s commander Of the rsbsl
fcre~ u Laurel HUI. h was killed While susnpt-
ing ,o rally his refreshing f.rcss ., Cssck' ford,
near b. Geugs. The rebsh were oonpls,ay rout
Cd By ,hs column Of O n nosnp. Az their etup
equipsss wps o.ptuied Phy vsrs killed and
me. p'iso' ers hksn. Toe loss our s,ts Il four
Of Ne it,h oslo Regimen, killsd spd nv wound
cd. This rbs's so.'-r,d I, svsry dheo,lsn. Ne
rstsls are NV within osr. MoCLuLArn d srica
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TuETHra PARTICULARS FTaHr.
Grafto. Va July ia train arrived here
shis uorniug. biinsing shs bcdy Of ,ersl Gas
rrrr, Adju on, Gessrpl OF vi'gi.i,, and CON
MAIDS q the ,sbsl for 20 In wsss virsiuis-
The rsb.h were puiuued from Ltursl Hill BY Gen.
MosnIs' commstd, o,nsissi Of Tbs ith Ohio and
7lh and eth Iodisns Regiments. Az Osrrloks ford,
Gen oARNrrr attempted 70 rally his forcss.
sharp skum,h snsu d, In which G,p. GlRSHrr was
killed, End twenty Of his men len on the ground,
Wills many bodies were carried cf. Tbs rebels
wsrs comp s'ely routed ard ioI.asrei. or. Mos
nn c.pu ed - loads q proyisions, all ,hsir
horses, w,sors&N
oKs. aArrSTs RpNAr@
Gen. GARrsTs r.n,ips viii 10 smSslmsd and
PLACED ., abe disp sci q his fdeuds T~o meu
wes xii ed and two mor,slly WOUNDED Ia ,be o 10
lah. There wss o,hsr loss on our sits
poackD nAsu.
Cincinnati, Jutg IS "A SPECIAL patch 70 the
Commercial from ORATOR, says tina, the rebsls r.
treated from Laurel Hul on Thurdsy pighl Gss.
hcnRIs' ooluun oonmss ced the purrui, the nsxi
sa.rnoop. Amer . tsrribls Sorcsi march through
rain asd who'd Over Laurel NJ ,un,sips, out advances
came upon 'hs en- my ., C.rriois nd, s,sh, mills
sOu,h OTIS. G 'orgs Tack.r C.uu'y'
TN RATTLE
Tn, rebsls dTsr ny In II ne Of bs.,le, end poured
In rsk'sg vollsy % the rish, Of our column. the
Ohio II h, which r~,urnsd . no, h-e, lsstipg 20
Ininussa, when Dol DuxorT's Itdiana Tih msds .
charge upsn their battery. Tbey broke and run,
cress't q VI. Ford towards st. Gisgs,
NV oEu. 0AsSErf WAS KuLD.
Gen. RonEHI 3 GAEsr1r, while attempting 70
rally hts Tying moo, ives struck by ball passing
through his spss and GU, a, The righi che.s He
fell dead on the sand.
TIE rURsuu-rHBooR, AND srouA.
Col. DUNor continued IN, chase two miles,
snd blvouaoked. THIS res, bivou,ck,d on tbs
bstis ground. We c.p,urd 10 l.dsd wagons.
one rih II cannon and tw, stand Of oolor.. We
killed 20. wour dsd many, vud took more prisoners
than va could tak.loare OF Ths aisht wNs turned
ipso dissst'ou rous OR loss was two killed
and ~, MORALLY wounded. The iebsls lsn all
,hsir Ants, camp squipags, army chests, clothing,
10 musks.v, kn'p.scks end large quantities Of ana
munihon. They rs,rsa,ed up ,hs II ,rsssh %.
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A CHARoE OF THE UnoH DkFExsK Con-.
ArTrEs-SrARyAnoH. - Some uuprineiplsd,
hssrtlsss seoandrsi bad enough to be secss-
sionis', caused 10 be circulated through some
Of the Sunday papers, the report that the De,
fer 20 c, mmittss would dominance paying out
money yesterday morning to the wives and
families Of volunteers. Dsludsd by this fAlss
report @ great tbroog Of women gathered
round the ds,rib utisg ofios Of the co 1mlttee,
No. IA Fourth avenue, at an early hour, and
kr some time pa isntly awaited It's opening.
At length they ware informed by SONS person
in the vlinity that 1t Was without doubt q
hoax. and for correct information they were
advicod to 90 to No. SO Pius street, A ma
jorl'y folloWsd this advice but some divsrg cd
from the way 10 make . call at the Mayors
Office, TO the intense Astonishmeut Of ths clerks,
who soon assured them that ne Mayor was
abseat, and even II present could do nothing
for than. From here also they were sent to
the once Of the Union Defense COMMITTEES 10
Pine street.
About eleven O'Clock. the constantly incrsss
ing Amszonian army took possession OF the
ante room Of the @ m nittess dquartsrv.
Some bore baSs IN their aruA, their hungry
children seeming TO share their mothers' de-
spSiring mis'ry. A fsw cana with baAkets, In
shich they had managed 70 collect scraps Of
bread OshAf picked bOIss. to exc out the live
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Is Days Later from Fort Pisksas
ARRIVAL OF TIE CAHAWBI.
The NsGaia and Crusader seal after ths
Pirate SuAleF.

Tbs United States transport steamer CAhAw.
b. Captain BAKE arrived 81 ,Ais port yesterday
morning, hon FoSs p .eksus, July Oh, aoa KY
Wsst. July oh. Tee Cahswbs put in 81 KY We =,
ior waAsr' DO. Tue following Is the punsrs &C
e0aNl
Al fisksOs all remains qulsa, and the idsA Of .
hsh esniss OF Is almost given up Yea ons visi,
Ing the For will ind svsry,hins In psIfso, rsati
aaAs fer Ao'on The New York SIKH rsAime II,
6WlLSoHs z uSvssl arrived ssfsly from s,sau.,
VAndsIbl,, ARd are eHcAmpSd ~ saaa Il % Ida ID
dislAAos snous one AID half miles fro " FJn Pick
o. sAd directly in sight q the rsosl camp ne.
Ahs NAVY Yard.
We took vIsi, 70 the camp before s.ilios, ssd
found Ell - busy - bees, picking Gu, camp
ground, pItehias senss, Plsohing inso msOquuoss
e'f witch shsrs was any quantity, g.. A. fIr N :
oAnps No cAAna ssy mu,h far IL Tae iIsad, o.
tssh. n Psrfsc'ly barren, ard oova,d with Sad
hon Az inches 70 sigat tss, es'P. while ia CON.
SsrSiion with Coz MI WILSON, we inquired how
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1 TIE News IRE. Western ybdui..

THz news from Western Virginia il OF the
most cheering character. The iebsls have bssn
isnoDiniously defeated, and the dispatchss Of
Gen. McCLELLAs Assure Us that ssessioRism
has been completely crushed out In that part
Of tho 'Old Dominion" MCCLELLAN Is a
trump and bis soldiers arc heroes.