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BEAUREGARD PREPARING FOR SOHE GREAT
HOVE.
Gen, Mcclellan at Alexandria.
REBEL DESIGNS UPoN HAMPTON.
BUTLER WILL BURN IT RATH-
ER THAN HAVE 1T FALL
INTO THEIR HANDS. 5s8a
Sunday Nights Report.
RROal WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
NEW YORE, July 2s.
Tribune s dispatch:
Five barrels containing pistols were cap
tured lately aboard a schooner. AA4L s
The Massachusetts 18th regiment has gone
to Harper's Ferry. .7sr.ru.f
Col. Wallace, 1Ith Indiana regiment, has
been ordered here. ~ 7---
The third class of West Point cadets will
soon be graduated
Secretary Chase has given his hous, for the
wounded. 90 ~
Times dispatch: lAN,51 2 ~ Az
The Administration have no fears of any
immediate attack on Washington. There
are now 80, ,OOOmen around Washington that
were not in the late battle. Also a greater
artillery force than before.
The officers of the I'd Vermont regiment
requested their Colonel 70 resign, as he had
exhibited cowardiee. .
The Herald's dispatch says that there are
over 81, 900 fresh tr oops en- route for WASH
ington. t.s1-
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FROM BALTIMORE.

DALIIAOAAI July q.
The boat from Fortress Monroe brings news
that early last night it became apparent that
the rebels meditated an attack on Hampton.
Butler determined to abandon the town in
case of . formidable advance of the rebels.
At o'clock the order was given for fam.
lilies to remove, as Gen. Butler intended to
burn the town rather than it should fall into
the hands Of the enemy. t't4
A large number of cOntrabands have come
in within The last "a hours. 50
The rebels will undoubtedly occupy the
place tomorrow unless it should be burned.
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Desi~ns Of the Rebels upou washington.
The CAPITAL IN Danger.


DasiTus ef the Rebels up0n Washington
The Capital In Danger.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times makes the following start
ling statement regarding the plans of tie
victorious rebels upon the safety Of the cap
ital, and processes to know the truth Of what
he writes:
They think Il is useless now to defend
Richmond, but they deem it necessary to oc-
cupy this city and Baltimore, and to accom-
plish that end they have not only agreed up
on the following plan of operations, but they
have begun to put it into practice.
According to my authority, Gen. Lee, who
has now, as you know, set bis corps dormes
in motion, under the prttext of attacking
our army in Western Virginia, really in
tends to direct his force upon the upper PO-
tomsc, which he Will cross at distance OF
shout forty miles from Washington. Once
there, be viii be joined by the secessionists,
who are secretly organizing sll over Mary
land, and viii then attack Washington on
its unfortifed and detenceless side, At the
same time, Beauregard will make move
ment against Mcclellan, whom be will keep
Duby Wlb1Au HAc UHA AAlesi bhuh preventing
his taking part in defence Of the city. John
son will be left 70 watch and counteraet Pat
terson's movements; q strong column viii
be sent against Butler from Richmoud, and
Pryor. the chevalier of the bowis-knife,
and Hennningsen, the companion Of Walker,
the 6llibuster, will dislOdge Rosenc-anE from
the position be occupies in Western Virginia.
Such, according TO the information have
received, is the plan the rebels have adopted.
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FR0NI tYAanINar0N.
RAsaIaaFON, July 2a

NAsaIEeToE, July 2s.
i 10 believed that Mcclellan will be sp-
pinted 70 command the troops on both sides
d the Potomac.
1 Is thought The Conftderates intend
planting Cannon on the Potomac to command
the channel at Aqua. They have FIVE guns
in one battery, and three in another.
The business 10 the Senate's executive seq
sion has been mainly confined to action on
appointments made BY the President during
recess. Those for the army under the new
bill for Its increase will be thoroughly sifted
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Pi,1IN AN0 ORGANTNTAI, PRfNTINQ,
rha RrnnlnrI. I.ander.

We Issue evsry afternoon at o'clock an Even
ing Leader containing al the latest nswS up to
that time. The Evening Leader will contain all
the toioRraphio news received In the day time,
and Is a complete paper In itself. Subscribers
can BE- furnished with the morning Or evening
edition at the same priee, viz, i've dollars
year, or ffty cents per month. News Agents flr-
nishsd ct 81 80 per OoeOpies.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

A1aIA sIUHI JuIy 70
Our most advanced posts in Virginia are
At miles from Alexandria. The force sta
tiJned at that point consists of Howard's
brigade, composed of the Sd, 4th and 5th
regiments Of Maine and the I'd Vermont reg
iment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
CONGR ESsIONAL.
WASHINGTON, July


Mr.. Bingham said that 100, 700 men we're
within forty miles of where he stood in con-
spiracy to pull down the pillars of the tenn
pie of liberty, to blot out forever the expert
meut of free representative government
Men from New England, the Empire State,
and the Great West are here to deferd tho
capital, the Constitution and the Union.--
They must be paid, fed and clothed. The
means for these purposes cannot be postponed
till the next session. If they are not pro-
vided now, there must be another extraordi-
nary session of Congress. + it fails to pass
these measures to sustain the credit of the
Government, our bonds and notes will fall
10 60 cents on the dollar, aud the difference
would go into the pockets of the Shylocks.
Mr.. McOlernand suggested an amendment
to Mr.. Wickliffs instructions, viz: that the
bill be recommitted to the Committee Of
Ways and Means, with instructions to re-
duce one-half of the amount of direct taxes
apportioned to the States in the first section
of the bin and to make up the amount de J.
sired by extending the list of taxable per-
sonal property.
Mr.. Morrill, suggested modification which
McClernand accepted, that the Committee of
Ways and Means be instructed to report
forthwith bill on the basis of SIC, 100000
by direct taxation, and that such other sums
as may he necessary, raised on the personal
income or wealth of the country.
Mr.. Stevens spoke OF the injurious effect
of the impression going abroad that the tar
if is to be continually shifted and changed,
one thing one day and another the next.
The question was taken sn Netherlands
motion as modified by Morrill,, and deter
mined in the afirmative--7s against a.
This superseded Wickliff7s proposition.
The resolution approving the acts of the
President was postponed till Monday. After
executive session, adjourned.
.sa SENATE.
The joint resolution approving the ae's of
the President was taken up.
Mr.. johnson then proceeded to speak at
length in favor of the resolution.
Mr.. johnson speech was long and able. -
In it he several times referred to Breckin-
ridges late speech. He quoted from the
Alabama papers that a monarchy was de-
sirable, and also from Mr.. Russell's letter to
the London Times; he also quoted from
the Richmond papers, which said rather than
submit to the United States they would
go under the rule of the amiable Queen of
Great Britain. He quoted from a Memphis
paper which said, if necessary let Harris be
Kim and the Mayor OF Memphis be dicta-
tor. he also quoted from various Southern
documents, aud conteuded it was plain there
was adesire to change the character and ma
ture Of he Government and erect great
slave empire. The issue is now fairly made
up, and all those in favor of free Govern
me Mt must stand BY the Constitution
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RRONI GTFXANnRIA.


ALEXANDRIA, July %.
Z Generals Mcclellan and Mcdowell visited
Alexandria to-day. The latter compliment
ed Gen. Runysn for his zeal and efficiency
duAing the advance on Manassas 4 a'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
FROM DALTIMORR.

BALTIMORE, June 27.
Gen. Dix addressed the National Guards,
saying that the countFy's interest demanded
that they stay in service till next Wednes-
daV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

BEsT TINE on REoORD.-On the Fashion
Course, Long Island, on Thursday, a great
race was had between Flora Temple and
Ethen Allen and mate, when the former made
the astonishing time OF one mile in 2:2Oh
which is the best on record.
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2 4 | v A 7 e

n9R. K IN G. CONTINUES TO
practic Medicine and Surgery In Cleveland
where he has been located for eight years past Of
Dr. X. has had many years perisnee In Of the
principal private Hospitals in Europe and America.
Special attention psid to all classes Of diseases OF
Chronic private and delicate nature Of both sexes
DR.. x. Is agent for Dr. VidelB French Periodical
Drops. OAUTI0N-These DrOps should not be used
BY Ladies' IN certain condition, As they never AN
to restore the menses. Price SaYo0. -.f 8
You, who By induiging IN secret practices, or from
any other causes, have cODtIacted that mind-har.
rowing, health destroying disease, SPERMAT0RHEA,
or Seminal Weakness, should cali Immediately on
DR.. K and be cured as many are doing daily
The ONCE lie so arranged that patients will see no
one but the DR.. al communications and business
strictly confidential. All letters antaining fe Of
81 will be promptly attended 70. -
Post once ADDRESS, Box sOos. Once open from
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OFFICERS RELEASED UPON
PAROLE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
FROM WASHINGTON.
VYho WHa ReeD0nalhle tas-ecnrlee o. the
Ffra laFH. ssseuia6ring 0f the AoialerH'-~-
The ThundnRboitn of Thad, Hfevena.
fFrorn Opr eneeial CorregpOndent

kfTa GTisrH. .ss-tsI fl6rinR af the aoidiers'-.-
The ThundaEboiiH of 1had. arevena.
[From Our Special coTrespondentl
WAsH1NeTOE, July 26, 1851.
I caa give you no new war items this
morning beyond what you get in your "a
psrs. Now that the smoke Of the battle has
blown ever, we find ourselves in a much bet
tar condition than we feared two days ago.
The estimate given you yesterday of our
losses Is an over estimate Of wounded and
prisoners. In killed, was nearly correct.
The great question now is, as to who are the
real parties responsible for this retreat. This
outsiders can not know now, and perhaps
never will, though they can give good
guess. It is truly amusing to hear the Won
derfnl stories told by the soldiers on the
street, each man Of whom was hero in his
own estimation. / have not seen any of
those who are reported to have run the fast
est tha. killed less than five Secessiouists,
and the most of them took a dozen prisoners.
NOTES, however, that men belonging TO
regiments who stood well, have the least 10
say in -sgard to their personal prowess,-
But TIE streets have been a sorrowful sight
since Monday; men scattering about in search
Of their command-lsme and many Of them
wounded, dirty and hungry, without money
or friends. My heart has bled for the poor
fellows as they were moving about With
swollen feet and limbs. | never before felt
the want Of well filed purse as during the
last three days. In fact have been obliged
to keep in doors or l should not have ashill-
ing left. Many officers have neglected their
command shamefully, and deserve the Sc,
versst censure. The Ohio regiments have
gone into camp, and as sooa as their strag-
QIers get in will be mustered out of service
and -eturn home. Order is becoming pretty
we'll restored among the troops and Wash
ingtcn is again one great camping ground.
In the House, yesterday, we had a fierce
and spirited passage at arms between Bur-
nett and Richardson Of Illinois. They oppos-
ed the Charleston Convention-and a good
thing they made of it. For a few moments
il looked well for fight, but much to our
/ disappointment Burnett caved in. l have
known Richardson for a good many years
and know that when Col. Bill gets his
feathers riz, there is no backing down. But
the seyerest of all, was the speech of Thsd
Stevens in Committee of the Whole, appro-
priatiag money to pay the .. S. police at
Baltimore. Every word fell on the Eve Sc
cessionists like balls of fire. bave never
before seen him aroused, and had been one
Of those traitors, hcould not have remained
in the House. JoTe himself could not have
thrown his thuLderbOlts with more force
than "Old Thad's" words fell on those fel-
lows. / will send you a copy of the Globe,
though it does not do Justice TO his language.
Even the dirt-eater, Vallandigham, dare not
attempt reply. Yours, W.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

DOCTOR j. M0CONNELL'S EYE
~ and Ear Inlimary, 2S5 Superior, corner Of sem
Utmost totally BLlN D apd DEAF-have been re-
stored 70 sight and Hearing ct this Lnhrmary. They
can e seen IN the City ct any time.
PERSONS afntcted with Cataract ought 20 cal
ana see the cases operated upon by DR.. Mcdonnell
Win complste successy His celebrated Eye Water,
Ior the cure OF Inflammation and the removal OF opa
cities or Illus from the eyes, sent 10 any address upon
the receipt Of one dollar. iune6
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DIR. GIBSON.

Professor of EleetnopGtky AID NeSicias,
R9r Once No. ~ Ontario street, up stairs, lev
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from to Il and from z % O'Clock
pailY. faundavs executed -..-1r fl. HuE9
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Our Prisoners Treated Well by the
Rebels.
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ache, send for box, (usphalie Pils,j 90 that Yor
nay have them 10 case Of IN stack. -'i Esi7Tiali
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4 ~ TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk Val
They have been tested n more thar . iAouaaa
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tFron the Examinsf, Norfolk, Val
OeDhalic Pills accomplish the object for Ehfoi
they were llades viz C1rs Of headachs II all it rmE
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ESTIMATE OF OUR LOSS AT
BULLS RUN.
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PREPARED GLUE.

MA single bottls a SRALD1Hc's PREPARED
GLUE viii save Ten times its cost annually. "a
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Iron the Advertiser. PrOEsisass, Ri
The testimony in their favor Is Etrsng .sOm tie >
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tRrom TIE Southern Path Finder, q. 81
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merou8 list that has received hsnaftS thaf a ofee
medicine 9an Froduss.
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IErom the 6hastss, Davenport, Iova-i
NJ. spAldins woald not eonnect his nazns with q.
article hs did notf ~ 70 possess real nsEls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

lFrOH che Daily News, Newport. ali
ooVhslie PflS are taking ths place Of All kinds. .
lFrOm tAs Commercial Bullstin, BoSton.I
Said 70 be very eEICacious for the headache,
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TEIEGRAPHTC


THBYN VENTURE ALMOST To AR
LINGTON.
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Gen. Mcclellan at Warrington.
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sg IErom ths s. LCais Dsnoorat.l
The i@melss demand sOF the aFtiolst t0sbhalo Pi-J
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OF
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II ,rsp U or h years
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dao oHI.ra hepuIaNr tN The money
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T HATS AND CAPS!
:.

HATS AND CAPS!
J Ohm ARNOLD has just received from New
York sample stock of
TIE FALL STYLES,
Embracing every variety Of FRENCH F'ELT
.NGLESKIN, and CASHMERE HATS Also
complete assortment Of
CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
Being III receipt OF our NEW FASHIONS, we
are prepared TO ill all orders for SILK HATS.
4 call il solicited to examine the NEW STYLES.
Hz!s~ Phoenix Hall Hat and Cap Store.
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5IiblNET CHAIR, AND SOFA MANUF.iC-
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-Iavny lately fitted up Of the hanisomes!
and mosl spacious Narerooms in the city, for the
FURNITURE BUSINESS, | respectfully invite
public attentions to my large stock Of FURSl.
TURE, which I am constantly increasing. Per
sons visiting our city viii! find it TO their advan-
tage to give me q call, as the range of Iny GOODS,
in respect to quality and price, is such to :over
the wants and views Of all. My stock con ,risLs
Mahogany Sofas, Rocking, Cane ani Wood Seut
Sitting Chairs, Sideboards Dressing Bureaus,
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Wash Stands, Marble Top Sofa, Card, Book, and
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terms, such as High, Fielding, French, Low-Post,
rrun,!le Bedsteads. several patterns Of Cottage
I}eI<tcads: Hat Racks Earirohes, Looking Glas-
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in the business.
I1s- Beds, Bolsters Pillows, Mattresses, &c..
constantly o. hand.
oct 2--tf JAMES II. DEVAUGHN
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