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Wd'h'notoH, July H. The no .sp,pu s,.,..
nfn's VII oh have dotted al inqu,,y by Al. II ,,,.
Representatives tha, III. 8 ora.r, n, a.. -
n~s hsu' d an order 10 ne i've a. IA. rO.,,, =, -,
'oht mona bu, hs,lva BON c.Iz m. ~. -
80 'o'" are shat thu nu nbsr OF l.rdsDe, of =, NJ.
was much larger thsn che saiv CO r,ou,,.a "a
hsnoa b On Ia 'he only plin, where td.v ar. y.
oeN'd Az oil The s,stion. seAmsn ar. enl,,,I,.
~hnou' rsGAId 10 ns,lonsI,y.
jim LANE CALLED Ur,s
o"s'i jim LAM Of Ksisas, today reoel, va n,
osde' IRON ,hs W'r Dtp.r,msu, for Al. INN. 80.
"us~hl nf bis b'ksds. The SIX. q O, a, m.
psniS 'hsitof are N Ne hi.d up hers.f.er.
rnHNoNT READY.
| sgo' densrai fREnOsT Will probablv i..v.
w"hWg'oa sod'J 20 ,nisr up,u the duues Of An.
uspsr'"snti ctd'n, 70 hi. app,tu,nsn,.
LOYAL souruEHsors -saARr. suoorxns
'h' Judge BuEros, u K-u,uckv and
Hon. FRANK p. BLAIR, e Missouri, ar. Zach go
up COMPANY of sharp sho .ts,s IN ,l.r ,s,n,o,-.
ssses hr Cl. BRDnss r..iE o.. Tas a ,v.,na,.
90 Ao' AsiAi - co Ihoss OF s,h,r s,..,s b., v,r,
app ieAa'a t. 'hs P.ss.d.Si h. exp ss..a him.,
s"y "ueh in'sTes I'd In ihs regimen, en-, mr. ,un,-
Vs,'e 'hs assur-uca shAs eli s1p-tss. vor,A. :,
o'os eerstnhnrs'c. M, Juua CUxro,. q, p.
ny VII receive SPplieaGoos nom Ana, M. a.,
M biAn nun hs own rA,s, a, q, Lon. IT.
"s'S :" Dc an AV-'gs II hvs T. CHI In IAN .Ao,.
etn''es 4" 20, yS'dSs' r,si, or ths sans .,.r.. :,
ltO JAIts Cff.tAre.
rnE ARMY mLL
Tne ara y BIZ, TOR this year ending xt,h Inn.
hH'' when Iass'd tue House t,dA,, .so,,n,,. 49,.
Afou' $lCl 600 900, including for thu nav a, AN.
nmS ~ Ooo OtOi for 'hrss months vouus..,.
So"'VoO' for 'bTse 80 70 Volunteers $50 QUO ON
suo'"' Q" 10 'ini tor Tpgulsr uosp. se.rls
sHOoooOof hrsu sisiEnes In kind tor 1hr.. >s.,.
'O'u'"" SS OS4 OOO for supplies 10 the Qua ear. /
masters part cot, over Sis 900 900 and s,r n.
ess"'i''PsDs's ihsreof, ovs 81, 900, 900 kr An.
pu'oha'- OF "a OcO diAscoA AId AI,llsr, po,s,,
slo No'oOO; hr hAn' porsAiioL OF Army, ga. ov.,
SIC 700 600; for gunboaS on ,hs western ,,,.o.
sl'WO"o' 'or feii nca,'ops 10 New Yo,k. Mo.
AHSh'd' VrsiaiA, Florida AID Clfrpi.
'o'o'ooo' App'opriA' COS are ais, inc u1sd f,r
'''r't'' fof 'hV scar endirs VITA jane lAs,,
TuH NAVY BILL
Inc Navy hlll 'pp7priaSss Abon, $50 900 600 a,
~hioA Over So bOO,0OO s,- for chs . pa, ana a 80
n sn' ~ vessels, sud 81 COO 900 for ma So
y ssVe1 s-am SorsT sOOpi Of war, Gu,hor.z.d la,
p ofu'ryi Ssi,AOo for chs oompl .,iop n, az.
oNw 'ops and side whssl 1t Amsn.; nearly A
OtOto f~ 'hs chatter Of VESSELS, THAR pu cha.
urs or war ssuV &C. and nseIvston. gu. O. ~ =
sui oon'r' e'' "r ire h"'AS on Of ship, OF war.
TIR DoMnIcAu ADMIRATION.
IN" rfe iosp' Ia .spy 20 . res ,Iu,toa rf,hs
'u'"' c'lli for 'hs o'rsap, rec I. uchtpy N.
'S'h'"on OF @s d min oss RIP lblts 20 s,.,r
- rp cd IL IL nos deemed sdsls.bls 40 e,,nmr
csae . a. this time. n
APPROVED
rhs rIe'ids't hss spPrIvsd the bill rsai,,,n. 7"
s'u o'Os 'hs duties on ArmS imported by s,a,,.
Do used In suTPrsssiay 'hs rsbsiIiou, =,
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TiE ELLswoHTH ASSOCIATE ,K.-Ths Ella
worth Association for tbs 2lst Wars. To r.i.s
" ssoea Of the Ellswrth II & m,nt fr III
stA,s' hold their closing meeting this evening
at No. 4S6 Fourth Ayslue.
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I"o' jay io.-A ssn'l.n.a from Rash n Idx.-
%ii's o-io" o.iro, says shat three OF 81. r.b.,'
W., VIZ ~'un'et m 'h- sk'rmi'h &c rd. PoI.,
my nsst' DIED 4" 'h"ir wounds, aud tia, .
ouith w's Alo dangerous WOUNDED.
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faE EVERETT oaAuos.- Mr.. EyHR,r
resulted 600 ~ The net procSs4 - II hi, or.,ion
on the 4ih' which sum -iii b. hand.o 70 m,
Unisn Defense Committee for the fauilis. Of
VolAntssrs.
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i; I'm a, an n.ia zls.f s,lstsss 4 ~ H., vu
80 81 r. 500 z anon ID ,,s ia askS
e,s ssS,Sss INK !.sx - ii.
't lss'As 1! ~ VA S q: =. = !,
.saass 2 h SS@i Iea 9TH tsn. Tisv isoaiS isrm
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BdoAInsd Va, Jul, IL
nom a 90. noc,u,,, l., "uke'
r~sin..,. una., c,,. 49,, "a" I'VE
nsds a n eonpo,s,po. a, A.. ..,.,
sv,p,pg. .na -. a. P"'non lsss
htCoor.s rrg,u.,, -. .,,i.s OF OH.
a,,,r.o "'uu0ea
Thy 70. v,bI. Iss go. :, =.
and war, o,d.red A ,.,i h..L
Th. r,b.ls ara a ,,ro..,- "." oodf'
nsoss..ry 70 carry thar a,. A., VII
orrrrSa .r.p, 10. -,
Ger. McCtuI., IA, ~ o.,-.,
8 o'clock ,lis morp,nv. "a ..~.. W. No't
par..oo H.. 80. "Ak'hs sNsrJ pro
.D,l,'o, AZ oANr hohA"'
a, II ,,,o,,- a., -, nn Laurel HUI
sgb,I,0 b.. h... Is. i''rs 'nA' more or LEES
DAYS Ia, soro.s v,r. .,t,.,. "a. p',o" '.'
q each o,hsr. Ia. ,.h.l. - 49,, ANn niles
cd, AMI ,up,o,,d ~ h, sooo 'n"eo'n
had only ~ nan, a.. 49,, =. ensmy
shoi, Of cur lima. IN. ,-.,v, s A e'V ysras
Federal troops spp.srd 10 h, ao.ra -.
ton Tas messenger saw som. ar.
bodies Of ,As rebels o. h. ,....d
DsAws CUT nvr NOT TO r.y.
Cei. srrAprAu ye,,.rd.y sn.yno.o .,.,
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o.. sHIposT's School Tn, popll. Of the
sene seh0o' u o. B,icrats Churcb, which
v Situated At thu eorn"r o. Eighth stree, and
svenas b. had their aonuL .xsaniua ion YEA.
to-day .. the school rooms. Tho room in
which the sxsminstio- look plau. vas v.rv
handsomely decorated for the occasion. r.
eHsroas's CONSISTED Of dscl.n a'ioss dialogues
engins Of patriotic songs ETC., and were con.
eiudsd With tho disti utiou Of priz. 8 20 the
most deserving SCHOLARS Father N oSxY. IN
wnoss siSs"orthy sxGtiOns ths succ.,s O,
Shs soheOi Ia In great mea pre to No .,tnou,.
o. delivered 70 tho Scholas a D.ut and .p-
PfoPriAts address, and the Gee i an Ia .bich
va In AtteAdSuc~ p.rfOrmsd .. vsr.l fla.
pieces Of music.
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henef Isr LNbeo~ ~ d F.Iai.Ie. .f W..
Iumo@Eu

meS'r'. CHAHLss J. CsIrr, ALuxAspE
TREAS and Isaac DArros, Aldermen, and J
"A LosG d. T CLsvELASD aod n. q Ga s.,
COuu dlmsn, are co IN Ito. to ,aLems..ur.s
for relieving the families u sold or. aud to
employ the poor and worthy l.bofiug ass.A
Ihsfe viii be q meeting Of the committee In
sns ehsnbsr Of the Bard OF O, uaoil mon this
sstsrnson, at three o'clock.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

THE LATEST NEWS.
~ TELEGRAPH TO TEE ~ p, SUE.
War Movements, 90.
INTERESTING DEBArRs IN CONGRESS
TIE Army AND NLVY BILLIE
brfsk skirmishing In Virginia.
vHB HBBRLs RoUrRD,
a Great Battle Expected.
TIE CAR7HA GE. NO., f76RT.
Our TROOPS VICTORIOUS.
Another Battle In Missouri.
SUCCESS or THE UNIONTS7S.
-ioi--
ssper'or Ferce .f ne R,..y.
Thirty.seventh Congress.
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The report Of rha Commit "A. IN -,
PrprsrnR 1898 20 70 paw sxpanc.s 4, 80
sdootsH. N'- 'ossuhoH "as
ins Board then adjOurn.d 70 the frat M...
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,fcys- Ss-.,.s FSsrs rass
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The Pre'idsrt hss sppr wed the bill ,.,o,,,,,.
10 DO used In suIPrsssiay shs rebellion.
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TIE CAR7HA GE, NO., f7GRT.
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vuB REBELS RourRp,
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mother Battle In Missouri.

oUR TROOPS VICTORIOUS.
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srfsk skirmishing In Virginia.
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the immense loss carried sharp pain Who Is kiledS
w.S wounded Was my husband, my ia
,her, my son, my brother there, God knows.
The cold stars look down upon the pale
upturned faces Of the dead, and they can tell,
perhaps There is no help for IT, We must wait fc-
morrow /, -noer. How many eyes never
How many pillows wcrs ". ". with tearsl How many
prayers and hopes, and fears!
Hurrah" we are in the Streets again "Hurrahr'
Let hope, while there is room for hopo that they
not our fr...nds who are dead " Hurrahl" We shall
know to morrow, and until then we pust hope,
What If we do lnd their names in Tie black lis2 It
was great victory. They died nobly. No, they fell
nobly but true patriots die You whose friends
saved forget your joy in sorrow for the
brave, You whose friends are lost, remem'
Der they died for their country and their
God With that country and that God leave them They
scrfccd their lives for the right, so you sacrifice your
grief
Thus our scenes follow the extras away from the Of
Gee the streets alive with excitement into the
homes OF the rich and the poor the high and the humble
They all rejoice in a victory they a com
mon loss they have common joy and a common conso
iatiop.
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THE GREAT BATTLE.
THE RECEPTION OF THE NEWS IN THi
CITY

THE RECEPTION OF THE NEWS IN THE
CITY.
Borore the I}rnAip's extra announcing the brilliant
Union victory at Bulls rum ready for issue last night
crowds collected about the Office il feeling the by
instinct The types few into shape, the immense
presses ratified of the shoots, the uowsboys seized
them on The run, and in instant the crowd ap-
priced OF the gr. victory and cheer upon cheer the
very air
on few the newsboys with their extras to.
wards up town. extra 'ERMD--great battle at
Manassas Junction" "Dont see 49," shouted
skeptc crowds ''But it's the HERALD replies the boy
and with grow and for the sensation extras the
papers are bought, and OF go tho boys again
Then cone most extraordinary seea9s. Crowds of
strangers simultaneously collect found the purchasers OF
papers who mont soops boxAs stops. anything, and
begin TO read The news Then came the cheers again
steady, continued triumphant.
IN an hour The news seemed 10 be known 10 the re.
hottest lint; Of the oy Conductors carried up extras on
the cars and forgot 70 collect fares in the excitement
The passengers read and oheerea and forgot TO pay The
newsboys pursued by fate raised the prices
Of the extras as they increased their distance from tho
Office. Windows popped up, and often the inquiry
"ls he HEAiDf" The purchase was made and bed de.
serted for read Servants along the Fifth avenue we're
reused and sent skrwshng after the pcwsboys Every.
where hustle and sts.-oyeryyhers excitemen--every.
whore pride and exults,ion at W victory.
fhr was the 6rst feeling. Then came anxious
douMs, fears, anxeties The 'oss had bsei i'm.
mense on both sldsR Tie ker York regiments
were 10 the thickesta Of the FIGHT. From nearly
ssry other bouse MH feit aoldsv had been
sent T0'hs Inmates Of otsf$ Ati bOusa ~ isss Of
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THE ENGINEER REGIMENT OF TIL VEST.
lErara Ia 8 I4a.a.n d.

IL
Major General Fremont has specially authorized the
raising Of an Engineer regiment from the Sdtes Of Mis-
souri, Iowa and Illinois to act corps Of sappers and
miners and to serve during the Tho work Of orga
nizihs the regiment s assigned 10 W Eisse Esq, As
sstant hdltant General Of the United States Reserve
Corps He has already raised battalion Of three compa
Mes consisting of mechanics and picked men who will al
once oe mustered into service. Fourth company Of this
regiment sworn In q, the Marine Hospital the Goth
Instant
Below is the published official cali for the regiment
ST LOUIS, July IA, 1851.
The undersigned has been specially authorized by Major
General Fremont TO raise in the States Of Missouri Iowa
and Illinois, regiment Of sappers and miners to be called
The Engineer Regiment Of the West and 70 sorvc during
the Zach company, coon full, will DO mustered
into service q the most ccnvoUent point and from thence
sent 70 the g, Louis Arsenal for instruction s q.
pected that this regiment wSbe employed most II TIP
time duty and a such times each mechanic aud
ar.6oer win receive for cents and each ssbqrer
twenty FIVE day extra pay, thus making the paY
about double that Of ordinary sslaers Mono but k4,
chanes artheers, and laeors sfGasomsa 70 work With
mechanics will be received. For Mrhsr Information ap
Assistant Adulant aehsfN, o. 8. R. q, S. Louis Mo.
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VARIANTS LIGHT BATTERY, ETC.

WASHINGTON, July II, 1901.
General Mcdowell has caused tho following order 70 BIO
issued
Captain Variants battery Of Light Artillery, attached
TO the Eighth regiment Of New York Volunteer State
Militia having completed the period of It's enlistment,
honoraby discharged from the service Of the United
States, and will march Alexandria and report 10 Gcn
Runyon 10 be mustered OF tho United
States The material Of the battery will be turnod
TO the Ordnance officer Of this command.
This battery, will be recoected, started from New
York within twenty four hours noaice. It has at oil
times rendered prompt willing and efficient SERVICE and
gained the appreciation of high military gentlemen,
The body Of private Black Of the Fourteenth New York
regiment State militia, who was accidentally SHOT two
months ago, went forward today under his
relatives IN Brooklyn.
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NEWS FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 81, 1891
Two special messengers arrived near midnight night
from General Banks. They proceeded to Buys Hotel
where Major Reger, Quartermssser aud Major Kilburn
Commssary United States Army, aroused and took
carriage Immediately for Fort McHenry. One Of the
couriers proceeded In haste TO Patterson Park where
Pratts Pennsylvania regiment encamped. The courors
also presented dispatches to City Marshal Dodge and Del
putty McPhail.
General Banks has received his instructions from Wash
ingon TO assume the command Of Patterson's columns
He will start omorrow. General Dix has arrived and
will take command at Fort Mcienry at once.
General Dix arrived here to-day, and viii tomorrow
snpcrsede General Banks who will supersede General Pa
terson
The bridge the Potomac at Harpers Ferry will
be up Tomorrow making connection with the Winchester
road to Cbarestown.
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INDIAN DRfpxp AlIoSs.--F O. Thorp, Of Washington
county informs u.s. says the West Bend Post tina, he has
Just received letter from his father, who resides IN
Kouosha county, stating that he has received ettss
written by Of company which left there last spring
for California and IN which he states that the whole COM
pany, With the exception of himself murderedby
tho Indians when only few miles beyond Sah Lake
City 1t appears towards the close OF the day on which
thk terrible committed, the surviving mem
Der alone ahead or the main body for the pur
pose Of securing suitable camping grounds and that npon
his retprp hs found the whole party wcierng ia Their
blood, and Me teams and provisions missing.
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NEWS FROM FORT p1CKENs.

The United States transport City Of New York Captain
Martin, arrived yesterday morning from Fort Pckcns
having sailed from there the 18th Left United
States ships Mississippi wyandot, store ship Release
transports Vanderbilt, for Iortugas TO sail 18TH State of
Georgia, dscharghg Nothing OF any Importance had &C.
Cured since last advces The Wilson 2ouaves were
building sand batteries Santa Rosa Island All were in
good health all well at the fort The City Of New York
brings the mails from the United States vessels at Fort
PiCkens.
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the FIRST sKIRMlsH.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AT BULLS
RUN THURSDAY, JULY 10.


THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AT BULLS
RUN THURSDAY, JULY 10.
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1861.
The following list II the killed and wounded has been
compiled AL forwarded by your correspondents at Bulls
Run They were wounded In tho drst engagement on
Thursday, the 18th inst.
William Smith, Lieutenant, Company q, Massachusetts,
First
- Simpson, Corporal, Company II, Massachusetts
FIRST.
Thomas Harding Second Sergeant, Company II, Massa-
chasets First
PhLanler Crowc, private, Company ], Massachusetts,
FIRST
ThomAs Nsedham, private, Company I, Massachusetts,
First
Jas Murphy, private Company I, Massachusetts, First
George Bacon, private, Company Massachusetts, First
Geo forrest, private, Company G, Massachusetts, First
Ebea Field private, Company G, Massachusetts First
Thos Roone, private, Company G, Massachus etts First
A T. Carroll, private, New York Twelfth Volunteers.
Darling Learner, private, New York Twelfth Volunteers
John Mscher private, New York Twelfth Volunteers.
Myron Gardner, private, Michigan Second.
- Badn, artilerist, Ayres' battery.
- Wright, artierist Ayres' battery.
WOUNDED.
George Gray, Massachusetts, First, grape shot in both
legs; dying.
William Grammar, Massachusetts, First, slightly in arm
OrvIe Bisby, Massachusetts, First in the breast fatal
N S. Huse Massachusetts, FIRST In arm and elbow
George Grover, First Massachusetts, In arm
William Lane, Massachusetts First, In foot
Allan Kingsbury, Massachusetts First, slightly.
Albert Wentworth, Massachusetts, First.
Lorenzo Lorraine, - Lieutenant, Ayrcs battery in the
foot
John Deem, New York Twelfth voluntee 70.
Frank Miller, New York Twelfth Volunteers
Pierce Cokcy, New York Twelfth Volunteers.
Twenty Of the Massachusetts, First also missing.
The missing, all told, amount TO hundred men, who
either prisoners have murdered by the rebels
Our troops greatly exasporated by the conduct Of the
rebels towards our wounded on tho ned bayonetng
robbg them Of their clothing, leaving the bodies nude
and were determined 10 be avenged
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II tho Ocean House, Newport r. the following guests
had arrived up TO the 10th instM aud Mrs dc Grasse
Livingston, Master and Miss Mss:er Mrs, W. Coles
Miss Martha Coles, Miss Coles MIR and Mrs A. ~ Cozzens
Miss Cozzens, Mr. and Mis- J. W. Gilbert, Mr and Mrs
p RUSSELL Master Russell Col George Perkins, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. HOLSTER, Gilbert Dean and lady A. d. Logan
Mir and Mrs Woodcocs, Miss Woodcock, Mr.. Hersche
Paul Alden H. A. Alden, g. Harnersly, l.. {. Hamersy
Dr. Bedford and lady, F. Henriques, d. Carey Mascot,
and Pierrepont Edwards, all OF New York. Mr. aud Mrs
Thompson Gale Of Troy Master and Mis- Gale Of Troy
j. NJ Cook, of Baltimore; Dr. : T. Tuckcrnan and Miss
NJ p. Tuckorman, Of Boston; H. +. Bridge, Of England
William Whitney. Of Philadelphia; J. Carter Brown, oi
Providence r. L.; j. b. Topln Of Boston; G. II Higbes
and g. r. Inahem, Unitcd States Army
William Osborne, Of st. Joseph, Mo-; T.. W Kcyos d
Madison Wis; D, Mcdaniel, Of Delaware DR.. Augustus
Rawlings of New York r. X. Potter, Of Boston, aud r
Fisher of Bath, Nc, stopping at the Fifth Avenus
Hotel.
W. r. Holmes, OF Indiana; P. Carr, of California
p. p Quinby aud son. OF Maine; J. ". Edgar OF ST Io
seph r. France and son, Of Delaware, g. BaYard and
Captain Thomas H. $. A.; +. L. Warren, OF Illinois and
r. T. Lincoln, of Washington, among the arrivals
the Metropolitan Hotel
o. " Shannon and G. NJ. Barnard and family Of Boston
Colonel s. Mix, Of Schoharie: Judge Ki!trch of Ohio
r. King OF liverpool John Crouts of SYRACUSE Colone
A. r. Potts, Of Washington; G. L, Noble of Buffalo; Dr.
Watson OF kentucky L. Rs,yson, Of Ohio; n. Coleman
of Harti0rd James Ross and @. = Watson Of Montreal
j. H Esby Of England and 6. B. Gibbons 'of Vermont
havo arrived AZ ths 81. Nicholas Hotel,
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MORE TROOPS EN- ROUTE.

P,I1sGuRe, Pa, July 81, 1851.
Colonel Blacks regiment, Scott Legion number two
have been ordered 10 be mustered into and pro-
coed directly 10 the main army in Virginia. Six Of his
companies 10 Pitsburg and four in Philadelphia.
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Non.Arrival OF the North Amorisan.
HArBKR Po:yr, july 21-3 p NJ
There signs of the steamer North American now
due. weather clear
rbe North Britop passed dovn al 40 P. w., having
been detained BY dense fcS heavy winds s&< heavy
rams.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY ", 1851.

Captains
Company A, Concord Artllery---George L. Prescott
Company B, Somervile Light Infantry-Geo. o Mastow
Company C, Charlestown Light InfanEy-Wm. Il swan
Company u, lawrence Light Guard-John HutcbinH.
Company Il, Charlestown City Gnard-John b. Norton.
,,cmnsny +, Mechanic Light lnfantry-Geo. H. Pierson
Company e. Richardson Light Guard-John W. Locke
Company II Hale Guard--C. P. Meeser
Company J. Salem City Guard--E IL Staten
snmpsny K Boston--D X. WaYdweD
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THE EIGHTH PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT

FIrIsBUKG, Pa, July IT 1861
The Eighth Pennsylvania regiment, corps, Col
George NJ Hayes eft the city for Hagerstown this morn
inq
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Compcny n Chelsea hc1 Enfaniry
Captain. ........ ......,.......... Sumner Caruth
FIRST Lieutenant. ....,......,...A Albert T. Austin
.econd Lieutenant. ........... Robert A Saunders
Company Z Schouler Volunteers,
Captain ,,..,.t,,.,..........,t Charles n Ran1.
FIRST lieutenant ....y,,.,.... Charles +. Nudge.
Second5 Lieutenant Elijah b. Gill, Jr
Company X, Chad,oiek Liqht huS "p'
,hptan ',...,,.....,........Ab al &. Chamberlain.
rfst Lieutenant .............. William II SuthereD"
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