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Idsht Near GuTandotte.

We noticed, a few days ago the break
ing up Of Secession nest at Guyandotte,
Va, on the Ohio, few miles above Bur
lingtOn, o. A correspondent Of the Gin
einnau Commercial gives the following
particulars Of the taking Of the fortified
camp. To reach II, 1t was necessary to
cross covered bridge under heavy Ere +;
To escape this terrible shelving FIRE, our
men were double quioked into the covered
bridge where the bullets pelted, pattered,
and Whistled like q leaden hail storm.
They rushed onward, however, until they
halted with sueh q sudden shock, that it
sent the whole column into disorder, The
planks Of the bridge had been removed on
the opposite side, and the mule on which
the guide was mounted had fallen through,
and he barely escaped sharing its destrue
tion, by cllnging 10 the timbers.
The rebels, encouraged By our delay at
The fearful impediment, broke into Wild
shouts-and cheers. Fired BY their assur-
ance Of victory, our boys could be restrain
ed no longer; they answered with q ter
rife yell, some ran 10 the pathholes Of the
bridge, and discharged their muskets at
the foe, and Company A., led BY Captain
Brown, made 9 dash in single fle, across
the bare stringers and rafters Of the bridge,
followed by Company D., Woodward
Guards and the remaining companies.
As they emerged from the bridge, the reb-
els hanked, and changed front from the
mouth Of the bridge, to the road which en-
circled the base Of the mill, and sent an.
other bitter Volley at our mens which luck
lily was aimed too high, and did but Ettle
havoc. Our men by this time had sll
cleared the bridge, in total disorder, but
blazing with excitement, yelling and leap
ing ahead like madmen. They turned sud
denly up thelside Of the hill ct q charge Of
bayonets, and literally dragging themselves
up by bushes and julting turf, they cleared
il in few moments, rushed at the enemy,
who had, es they commenced their ascent
sr,d again with elect Il was their last
Volley. As the glistening bsyOnets gained
the brow Of the hill, and met their WRver-
ing gaze, and those yells continued, which
meant victory If there had been a thousand
opposed, the enemy sRsyed for 8 moment,
q leap was made from their rear and flank,
and then the whole body scattered like
sparks frsm Pin-Wheel, down the rear Of
the hill, streaming in every direction in the
fields below, st full speed, with white faces,
and an impulse Of fear which heard COM
pared to the fright Of hundred horses in
q eondsgration. Our men we're too breath.
less for pursuit but they oheered as men
who have conquered only can cheer, and
planted Immediately the stars and stripes
on the summit Of the hill
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FRnnI WASHINGTON.
WAsHiNoToA, July 18.

" WA9HANhAN4'l SNAg -.
Nothing reliable or official has been re-
oeived from Fairfax @, H. up to noon to-
day. s...
The President has appointed John Arm
strong Postmaster at Springfield, Illinois.
The Special 10 the Herald says:
Senator Simmons, Of Rhode Island, has
prepared an entirely new tariff bill, which
he intends to give as q substitute for the
House bill, raising the dutiss ten per cent,
on all articles where the duty will not eE-
oeed fifty per cent. rrE
Special TO Tribune;
The Secretary of War to-day accepted 10
additional Regiments from Pennsylvania.
Special to Post:
courier from MeDoWelPs headquarters
reports that the army marched early this
morning for OentFeVille. Mcdowell said
last night that he believed the rebels would
fight there.
Il was reported that the rebels under John
kton are endeayOring to effect junction
with Beauregard,
The Federal scouts report that $4,000 to
10000 rebels are st Centreville aud Manas-
sas.
Special to Commercial:
Il is rumOred that there has been an en-
gagement at CentreVille, but qRoon6rmed.
The battery which accompanies General
Mcdowell consists Of eight S2-pOunders. 1t
is the largest field battery in the service.
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FoRT KfoEiRio0E, foii0 July II

Steamers from Norfolk we're seen landing
troops this morning at SeWalrs Point,
where 1t is apparent that formidable prep
aratisns are being made TO annoy our ship
ping, and perhaps the fortress itself.
There are, doubtless, masked batteries at
WilIoughby's Point, opposite the Rip Raps,
These preparations viii, however, be in
effectual ia view Of the terrible engines Of
destruction to be brought against the rebels
opposite the fortress in case they attempt to
disturb rs.
Sewalfs Point has no strategetic import
ance Norfolk and Portsmouth, are on the
road to Richmond. but should the Confeder-
ates annoy Old Point they will at once be
routed.
Two negroes escaped from Big Point last
night. They report that the rebels are in
large force opposite Newport News.
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rHE FORWARp nlevEMENT.
WAsH1NoToN, July II.

Gen. McDowalls official account Of his
forward movement has been received at the
War Department 1t does not differ from
the other accounts published. II appears
the artillery and cavalry dashed through
Fairfax at gallop in chase Of the Confed-
crate troops, following them four miles, IS
far as CentreVille. It is understood Gen.
treville will be defended BY the rebels.
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COMMERCIAL.



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BuRNfEa AooIDEErs.-Ladies should,
whenever they are 80 unfortunate as 70
have their dress upon them take hrei fall
nrostrate and roll upon the fame. An as
E;stant can smother it then with table
sDresd. or even with any other clothing at
band. The fame viii ascend rapidly if the
adv stand erect and encircle her face and
head. and she viii breathe in the hame z
ne destruction Of her lungs and life. It II
Ioree tbsn useless TO battle with the hamel
n such cases, With the bends
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oheriin CoIieSe nd be Wal

Many people are anxious TO know pre-
cisely how the list of students in 0berlin
College is being affected by the war excite
ment. It will interest such persons to
learn that the comparative number Of stu
dents for the Spring and SUMMER terms Of
1860 and 1861 is as follows:
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FROM MISSOURI.
SYRACUSE, July Is.

SYRACUSE, July ls.
The rumor current yesterday that battle
had taken place near Georgetown, between
the Home GHard and Secessionists under
Magofiu, seems to be hoax started by Be-
cessiouists, who also gave ont that Syracuse,
and Florence, town ten miles south of this,
were to be burned last night. Our citizens
kept watch all last night but there was no
disturbance. r
Large numbers of men are reported al
focking TO Magofin's aid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-19

A YOU'VE PATRIoT.- Wiley, bright lit
tie eight year old, possesses the true spirit OF
piety, and never neglects daily prayers. His
extempore efforts in this line are really re-
markable for zeal and appropriateness. The
other day, in the presence Of the family he
prayed for the country as follows: ''Oh,
Iord. there never was SO good a country as
tbis mi the civil war broke out; now it is
verv bad. The rebels are very wicked; turn
their hearts to thee, Oh Lord. They have
done mauy bad things; they have took
sumutea bat, oh God, thy caa't take Fiek
eastb Willie is evidently patriot as vel
as christain.-TToy Tines,
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It will thus be seen that the attendance
during the Spring term of 1861 was 80 less
than that Of the corresponding term in
1860. and that the attendance ct the pres
ent term is 221 less than that at the same
term of last year. The ladies, however,
hold on we'll They were in greater force
by 6 at the Spring term than last year,
and are only Is fewer this than they were
al the last Summer term.
All the missing 221 gentlemen have not
gone to the wars PROBABLY one hundred
Of them are following Mars. The others
are either occupying places made vacant
BY enlisted relatives, or seeking q support
which the "hard times" are preventing
their getting here, q u
On the whole, the Institution is suffer.
ing from the disturbances Of the timei
much less than might have been expected
We ought to add, that if TIE number o
students is reduced, the spirit and vigOr o
the discipline and instruction of th,
school are not sbated 3 whit The Vsri
/ GUS classes were never working mor
smoothly or prospsrOusly than they ar
now O5erliH Rslps.
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This Afternoons Report.
FROM LOUISVILLE.

m assn LoUBvILLR, July IT.
A special dispatch from Pensacola to the
Register, dated the 14th, ssys capt Ciln-
ton, Of the Montgomery Mounted Rifles
fred on the launch Of Federal steamer
near East Pass this morning, killing sew
eral men, including the commanding ON
Ger.
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Secretary Forney called the Senate to or
der, and stated that be had note from the
Vice President saying that he should be alb
sent for the rest of the session.
A bill to provide for the assistant secreta-
/ ~ OF the navy was taken up after short de-
bate The bill passed.
Mr. Hale moved to take up the bill for
the better organization of the marine corps,
which was agreed to- The amendments of
the Naval Committee were adopted, and the
bill passed.
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a To.En ID lIartInsbure, va.


A correspondent Of the Philadelphia In
quirer writes from Martinsburg
The county is iu what is known as West
ern Virginia BY Virginians. It is strongly
Union, having given, notwithstanding the
presence Of two Secession regiments at the
time of the election, all of whom voted, over
500 majority for The Union. Not over 400
BeTkley County men voted for Secession
The delegate from this county, Ed. Leigh
Pendleton, was one of the ablest defenders
Of the Union in the State Convention. He
Is still trne. In the rear Of our eSmp Is the
beautiful residence of Charles J. Faulkner,
whose lady is so true to lhe Union, that she
would not allow Seeessionist to move her
furniture. In the front Of camp is the man
sion house Of G Porte Crayon" Dave Stro-
thers. His charming place, Norwood House,
is at present deserted, its owners being in
Eastern Virginia on a wedding tour. The
rumor that be Is in the Rebel army is dis
credited here.
But a few miles from here is the magnih-
cent residence formerly occupied by Benja-
min Wafkyns Leigh; It Is now closed up
and no one is TO be seen about the grand old
park, through which so many festive parties
Of F. F.V's have galloped, but few negroes
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MS New Work On PhyGIology for lals
mn IGTRsON

Professor Of EleetrcpGtby aud Medicine,
~ OGIics No. III Ontario street, up STAIRS q few
doors from tho Public Square.
r Of1ce hours from to u and nom TO 5 O'Clock
nsilv. fSuudava axrputad y Hr.- p '-'f anoO
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CONGREssIONAI,
WASHINGTON, July IS.
HOUSE. I.


Mr.. Washburn, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported a bill to remit fines and
penalties in certain cases, incurred by reason
Of the closing of the Southern ports, and
consequently no Collectors are there TO give
the proper papers to vessels leaving those
ports. The bill passed.
Sheffield reported bill supplementary
to the act to protect commerce and punish
piracy. Referred. ia
On motion Of Mr.. Elliot resolution was
passed instructing the Committee on Com
merce to inquire into the expedieney of
closing, by an act Of Congress, certain ports
in the rebelliOus States, with leave 70 re-
port by bill or Otherwise @
Mr.. Colfax, from the Post Office Commit
tee, reported bill that all repaid letters
TO the soldiers, addressed 10 them at the
point where they are stationed, may, when.
ever practicable, be sent TO any other point
without further charge The bill passed
Mr.. Pendleton, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported bill for the relief of the Ohio
volunteers. It provides for paying them at
the time they arrive at the place of rendez-
EOus instead of from the time when they
were sworn in which was twelve days after
wards. @
An amendment was also made directing
the war department to pay the militia Of
other States similarly situated. 90
The bill was then passed. of 9
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FIELD PIEcEs GATHERED R.-By order Of
the Pennsylvania State authorities, all the
cannon throughout the Commonwealth are
being collected, with the view Of riAing their
hnre and otherwise improving them. 4
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Destructive Invention.
Gen. E. W. Stone, Master Of ordnance,
in connection with the Committee Of the
Council of Boston, have been engaged in
witnessing some experiments with nox-
ious and destructive substance, TO be used
in bombardinE towns or cities, or BY ships
of war. NJ. Peioniel, a Frenehmah, claims
The invention, which consists Of round
ball of different materials, of the most
odorous character, and iniammable to such
degree that when once ignited Wster will
not quench the flames. The mass is en-
closed in stiff paper, and can be diseharg-
ed from a mortar or hoWiizer Whatever
the ball strikes causes q cOncussion which
explodes the novelty constructed shell, sets
the article within on fire, which dart out in
tongues of flame in all directions, and al
the same time begins stencil perfectly un-
| endurable for 8 considerable distance from
the burning compound. One striking fes'
ture of the invention, as we have before
remarked, is that the materials must burr
up. if once on FIRE, as water has no etfec
10 extinguish the combustion. These high
llv scented freballs will be principally ell
i feotive for service upon the sea, Mhei
thrown into a vessel, it would ineVitsbl,
be enWrapped in flames, while the al
would be SO contaminated that breathin
would be very difficult to the crew. The
might reasonably be pardoned for endea0
oring to escape into purer atmosphere b
running below, or by abandoning Ii
ship.
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The Presidents Message in Camp
The Army Correspondent Of The Cinein

The Army Correspondent Of the Cincin-
natl Gazette writes;
During the general hustle, few Of rs
retired 70 our tent to finish the interrupted
newspapers. We were leaving Express
Companies behind us and penetrating into
the region from which the mails had been
cut of, and it would not do to 60 without
reading our Presidents brave message. To
appreciate that document, you should hear
Il read IS did-by an ex-politiciRn, and
now 3 gallant soldier, in the midst Of the
tramp Of armed thousands, hurrying to the
field to seal with their blood their adher-
enee to the principles it maintains. OH
ers may write with more polished pen, but
never had seen men more moved than
were those brave volunteers, as they listen
ed to the rough but manly utterances Of the
honest man, whom God has given us to lead
these hosts Of freemen through their pre-
sent trials. s.oEe11 fr.1J
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Arms fer the ConfederaeE.
The Memphis Evening Bulletin, Of July
18th. has the following item;

LARGE INPoRTETIOE.-The Confederate
states war steamer Sumter, Capt. Raphael
semmes, has reached New Orleans with
fftv fUs tsouaaRd Enfield Tijlss, riAed cannon,
and other aceoutrements, the same having
been imported from England and brought
TO Cuba in an English vessel tTanshipped
to the Sumter, which brought It TO New Or
leans, independent Of LincOln's blockade.
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HoW a souIh CnroIinh Regiment Locks
The Charleston Mercury, Of The llth, has
the following; a<
TEE INSPECTION -C1osING ScEEE.-The
18th Regiment s. C. NJ, comprising eight
beat companies, we're on the Green yester-
day for inspection (2). A more ridiculous
farce could not possibly have been enacted,
than that gone through with yesterday
that is, If regarded in q military point Of
view. If six hundred citizens, drawn up in
two ranks, withom aFms or equipments, IN
uniformed, and ignorant Of the first PriHei
pies Of soldiers dHty, can be called regi
ment, this was q regiment.
We forego further comment, only remark
ing, that what is q farce now, TO be enjoye'
By idle juveniles, may be at no distant da.
tragedy over which the State viii mourn
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REBELS LANDING FORCES A
SEWELL'S POINT.
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COLTS AND OTHER REVOLY-
OIHG Pistels. double and single Aolllnz r.eose.
Tariety, cheap. Al8o-U0nrgy'g lishing LncLles
such a Rods, Rsslg, Lives, Hooks, Ilieli 9o-i Ae
Res1i Hish PolsG n any quantity, e
"A. HATTIE kB LEf'3 61n 1to.as
lo1 suDertOr st., CigFl'-1.., y .
s%RsPalring nsatig s1ssuisd. ~
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The Grand Army Moving.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

ron nIaN ARRIvAL,
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ORGANDIES,

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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
TUE vInGINIA LIFE INSURANCE ooMP 4

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Charter requires half the Capital Stock and Earnings
Bond and Mortgage unncumbered Real Estate
worth double the amount.
object the Company to aid In retaining at home
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Endowments Annuies granted and term Policies 10
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