New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30


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The Trsbnnc'S Nnr Maps.
LIST or riu KILLED AM woUNDrD
Al THE BATTLE OF BILL Run.
Now Ready, Extra Tmrrsr, containing the va
5ious Maps published in TnE 1WsrHE since the
commencement Of the War. ], also contains
rs Of the killed and wounded in the lac battle, so TAI
SIS ascertaned. Pice five cents. Three dollars per
iaI. Terms cash. Address
THr TnBryF, New-Nork.
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The Baltimore Police Commissioners and Marshal
Kane have been taken firm Fort MclIeury ia For
trees Monroe.
We have DOW about 70,0OO troops in and
around WasEnlt,r, well armed and equipped
aad rapidly coming under a more perfect system
Of discipline than they have YET had experience o.
4 paragraph appears III ", n. !. HesoH Of
Monday 10 the effect that Mr.. Iitz Henry
Warren, the Washington correspondent OF TnG
rRiRrSE, has been "deposed.' This statement
Is not correct. Mr.. Waneus resignation was
given for reasons of bis own, ard at the sugses
zion Of no one connected with this paper
Mr. Cox (Dem., Ohlo,) yesterday endea ored
80 introduce into tie House Of Representatives a
series Of resolutions looking toward an ending Of
the war by amendments TO the Constitution
lie was not allowed, however, to bring them be-
iore the House.
We print this moroiDg o long and graphic &C.
count Of the battle OF Bull Run, from tie pen of
Mr.. George Wilhe>. From this narrative clear
idea may be- gained of the tremendous strength
al the Rebel position, and Of the odds which our
brave men were called on t. encounter. A
glowing and well-deseryed tribute to The persist
cnt courage aud brilliant daring Of several Of
our regiments adds interest TO the letter.
We have a report By way Of Washington TO
the effect that Col. COrcora0, of tho 69th. died
rC his wounds while a prisoner at Manassas
According TO another report, however, be Is not
dead but is doing well. Not ony the brave fell
lows whom he led into the thick Of The fight
but the troops OF friends By whom he is respect
I'D AID beloved, will join III The most anxious
wishes that the former TunOr may prove false
The Africa, from l. yerpcol on the 20h ard
Queenstown on the 2Ist, reached CAPE Race Sun
day evening. with three days later adyice.. The
Jews il not important. The Message OF President
sLincolu had been varOusy received by the English
prcss. An obstinate struggle was predicted. Tire
Loadoa Times thinks Southern independence viii
lee the issue Of the conflict. Breddstufs very dull.
Ccl,sols S9I sgs for money. and s)S 59f ior ac-
count.
ia the House Of Representatives yesterday, the
Con,nittee on WAYS AID neans reported back The
osl imposing direct tax. The sum to be raised is
reduced from $50, 100000 10 ~200O0,0O Some
duties are added, one important change in THE re-
spcct being the taxing Of oil incomes over 5000; on
such three per cent is to be charged. Mr.. ColGix
advocated certain notifications. but after an ex-
tended debate his proposition was rejected. The
bill as reported was then passed.
From POFt.au- Prince we learn that the diff.
Guilty between the Spanish Government and the
Haytans has been settled. On the 9th inst,
Spanish war fleet Of SIX steam frigates appeared
al the town and made the following demands:
that an indemnity of 100000 be paid and
salute of 81 guns be fired, the compliment not
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