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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-19
The Battle Of Carricksford.
900 Rebels killed and 1000 taken Pns-
OllpI~.

WASHINGTON. July Is. The following
Official dispatch has been received by tbs
War Department
IlrrrosyLtE. Va. July Is. COL r. n.
To,eapnI, AoiJian AdJmdHf GcHsrdl
Gen. Garnett aud his forces have been rou,.
ed and his baggage AMI one gun taken.
Ills army IL completely demorslizsd. Gsn.
Garnet WAS killed while attempting 10 rail-
ly his forces 40 Cirrick.fori, near 81.
George We have completely annlhiated
the enemy in Western Virginia. Our los
!, but L. killed and not more shan ~ woun-
ded, while the enemy's los - not lar from
100 killed. AMI the number Of prisoner. No
have taken will amount 10 az least lOOO.
We have captured : Of the enemy's eun. In
all. A portion OF Gen. Garnett's torres re.
treated. but look tor their capture BY Gen.
Hill, who y. ia hot pursuit. The troops
tia. Gen. Garnett had under his command
are said TO - the crack regiments Of Gas..
ern Virginia, aided BY Georsians, Tenncs.
Swans aud CArolinaD.. Our -uec-, 10
complete. and firmly bciiesc that secession
is killed in this section Of the conntry.
(srgnod,) a. II MCCLELLAN
faJs 'NhNiH v - army
NEw YoRE. July Is. 4 Cincinni,ti Il,-
patch 90 the Commercial SAYS the rebels 70.
treated from Laurel I'LL Thursday night.
General Morris column commenced pur.
suit the mex, afternoon. and after terrible
forced march through tho rain and mud
over Laurel Hill our advance came upon
the enemy az Carricksilri. eight miles south
Of ST. George. Tho Eeb,l, drew up IN limo
OF battle and poured u raklng yolley on the
RICH, Of our column, the Ohio lith. which
returned q hot FIRE, lasting twenty minutes.
Dumon,'s Indiana 9Th made y charge upon
their battery. when they broke aud run.
crossing the ford toward ~. George. Gen.
eral Rolert ;. Garnett. while attempting -
rally his nyin: men, was struck by ball
which killed him instantly. Col. Dum5nt
continued the chase for two miles and BIZ
,ouacked on the battle ground. We cap.
tur,d forty loaded wagons. one rifed cannon,
two stand OF colors. killed twenty, wound.
cd many, and took more prisoners than ",
could take care Of Our loss was two XII.
led and two MORALLY wounded. The ruh-
eli. los, oil their tents. camp equipase. ar
nv chests. clothing, hundreds Of muskets.
knApsacks. and large quantities oi amma.
milton. They reireaiei up the Horse shoe.
but il u hoped that Gen. I'LL will meet ani
.till further route them near Wcs, Union
Gen. Morri. was 20 return today BY -.
George to Laurel Hill Ghrnet,'s holy was
brought here and It will 10 embalmCd AMI
forwarded to bis friends.
CINCINNATI. July -. zen. Garrett who
was in command Of the rebel army routed
BY General Mcclellan. was killed by an In
diana soldier in a regular battle tough, yes.
,eria,, 8 miles iron St George. ThI, Is re-
liable
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-19

B.P. Kendall. native Of Bethel. In this
State, and q graduate Of Bowdoin College
has boon appointed Superintendent Of lndi.
an affair, for Washington Territory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-19

The Frseborn has taken another cruise
about Matthias Point. and scattered the
rebels there assembled. They had no bat
tSry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-19
JOHN }. FERRY. Eai'or.

TrRMs.-o.e Dollar and Fly Goats, pe
ear. ia advance: I've pollaIs, at the ssd olth'
clubbing. We -csd especially call ,he
.,,s.,,o. III sch a. ~. .po.-i to lead their AID
/. ,,,,,ling The eirculaiOa o, a hone paper 10
N. G,lls~iRg ohsSi
We Ill seRi
10 Cepis.. Coz one var, ies I2,3o
70 Cspie., fss oss year, zoe ~'oo
All one coy TO the per.sa e.','sg up the e"o'
The u,one, must accompany The order.
TS. ". Pcueagin 4 Co.. 10 State sireee
Rostoa, and 10 Nassau street, New ho'A' /"
,ur authofised sgrvts.
JOB PRINTING neatlI executed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-19

Rsv..Z. Thompson 10 chaplain Of the 9th
regiment, juss gone to Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
REMEMBER TIE VETERANS.

=, H, gdiyor ef IRsN L. 7ribvas
sIR: While we are patriotically employed in raising
roney for the families Of tose gone forth to deiend
us against daboical treason let not forget those
who served us in 1872 leaving them to beg or 10 exc
ont bare subsistence by the toll of Old and almost
aeshlesa bands. They in their youth protected US;
,ha we neglect them in their old agel 1t has often
been said that republics tbanhless that they use
mans beet blood ana having accomplished their ppr-
pose, leave those who served them to reflect on tie
"eyis Of being born in own country But II IS
believed that we have oay point out such as are de-
serving Of aid procure fo them least the necessary
comforts Of life. James Green. Of No. Twenty
seventh street nearly so yeas old and who was in the
army during our last with England, is now in an
rnenviable condition, poor and almost friendless. "l
not they who ere inclined 70 alnsgvIg, bui who often
tines withhold their charities for fear Of nisoestowng,
visit tie old man and cheer him with those iuxures OF
hfs, bread and eheeee ?-nothug 10 Dives, bat lux
aries to an cid american solder!
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
MILITARY MOVEMENTS ~ THE SOUTH
WEST.
STRENGTH OF TIE FEDERAL ARMY IN THAT
REGION.

From The ST Ions Lrsaang Ne1', Jniy u
Mai Stures, wIrh lis command, winch started from
ZaDsas City two weeks ago, arrived a Clinton, Hen-
~ Countv, on the 30 iust ord weIt mo camp Camp
Washington 10 await TIE ARRIVAL q Gen. Lyon eon'
usnd.
Advices subsequent TO tie 4th state that Gen. Lyon
lad reached Henry County and with tie force OF MAJ.
Sturgis added TO his Ogy pushing ns way toward
Osceola, in st. Clair County.
TIE whole force thus commanded BY Gen. Lyon Is
not less than 5000 men, OF wlom l,9'O aye United
States regulars The command Is well supplied with
artillery, and al the appointments required In canl-
paien There s little doubt oit toat, by tins tiue, u
has reached Jasper County, and - IN active pursuit
nj tle State forces under Jackson, Rains, Prise and
Parsons 4. .
gouthyest under cOInpdud Of Gen. Lyon, Is aoont
10 900 men, consisting OF the BO0nViiie command OF
Cen. Lyon 4O0U; Nai0r Stureis's cOmn aud, 25l0;
and tie regiments Of Col. Siegel, Col. Blown, Col
Kallran, Col. S&lomon, and Gen Sweeney. In addi-
ton 10 this there are IN GIeene ana t1t aooning eoun-
tias Union Home Guards 10 the amount oil pteoably
5000, who Can he brought iAto service whenever
needed. :, .ooo ri
men az the command OF Gen. Lyon IN the Sou.h-West
Ths entire force under Coy. jackson caDnot exceed
5000 men, and is probably much smater--poosly
armed badly organized, and desiiute OF all The Gle
nents lexced raw ooulagel THAI Dakes an army cree
tive Under these disdvan aet, II vii be impossible
for he state troors 10 coiDue the unequal eoEtest
and We nasy, therefore, expect, Ia two weeks ~ i@r-
thesi, bear Of the restoration OF qulet IL SCUM west
Missouri and sUbmlS 10 Federal authority.
We understand that letters reCci ed IN tas c from
Bartonyile Alkausas state that tie Arkansas forces,
60 tie number Of seyegal thousid were enelnpsd al
that piaee anGer command OF Ben. McCullcch. Ills
army consed fTexaus Indians and Arkansas troops,
but srsnge say, be baa made no piofers o 0slsi-
nnoe 10 lev. jackson His policy TO be TO main.
tin bis present position and defend Arkansas leaving
MisaOui 10 her Itic.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

,.o,.-the very volunteers we "Sve .i0 a,,ep.
ern uD and OF to the war do lot necd ,,o ~, .' s"
bA@S gapi care, Of he Conmisson' ..p',r ~
t .v 80 row air carries tie SEEDS Of olsease ms
thfi e''' ,boddy' garmen,s. Thousands OF "iEeS
ty something more about 'ae so"eINso MI
EnD" raraI, ss OF those TO waom 'Aey san io,N
pEr,..,t In the Criae, lie dctoFs ana tne ''VN'
30 p,aocb army coaferrd glory upon TIE eaA,
!" u's W, q beooning more nd more eIyiilLea
P~s S,o.i;c institution. Tae attitude OF expecm.e!
S.n. e,,oies especially inysS the Disorders "DleA
v.,rr would purge fom The entire military s!sletu'
d. S,oesss cf dsmoalizeion mGfi go On, abiding 'oe
AD, clans Of tbc Washington leaders, unless II Is
Eho.tsl by grand and vigorous infusion OF knowl-
s5o. sys:su, prude1ee, int every camp and every
sssiicn. ,;..,x
A Couuittes Of the heat known and most Implicitly
.,used citizens Of New-York respond to the ieref u
Ir. Bellows with earnest appeals to their ieioW'
,hizeus for mgterial aid The plea for ile usi1' ="
,oovipg forward the troops of the Union mas PSt.y
been their pbyfical ina1equateness 10 tns ~
# the colder. Let there be shadow OF excuse 'o'
4 aay longer TIE people 'aEe 1t II ilslr PO".r -
,rrjfy and s,renqthen the rauks, East west sau
ss,u,5 that when The cry Of Forward TO kchmoho'
!. rai.e5 no autborty Euep strong and willing force
a. the world never saw hearing ''e oahner7 u go,
v- ,x,.eso unanimously down to the utter ana ma!
',t,;,aS;on of treason and rebellion On Republican
>, n.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED REBEL
OFFICER.

UNITED STATES MARsuALs oFFICE-JvLria ia
This morning Fnnchman named t. l.. Ficry. was
brought to the Marihals Office charged with being an
officer in the Confederate army. He also accu'ed
Of being at tue siege Of Fort Sumter and fighting m the
ranks Of the Rebels lie arrested by tie police at
his clearinghouse in this city. Among his effects were
found large package Of letters, most Of them written
in French, and uniform of the Southern army, with
the buttons Gus Off These buttons were also found,
and contained an impression representing palmetto
tree Flory asserted his entire innocence, and alleged
that he lef. Charleston and went to Havre, France,
long before the fort was taken. He prcdnced letters
showing that be was in France at that tine. The case
will be investigated.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

Village vendge from which position he rapidly ascel ds
uniil ie fills all the Offices and posts OF honor the
State coYld confer upon him. Ills adopted State
finding him qualified for still higher duties sent him
TO esent yer IN the councils Of tie niion soon
we go him theve acting upon the came arena with
& e immortal trio--clay, Webster, and Caihonn-who
Oked upon him. evon then no ordinary com Petilor
H. afterWard YVES connected with every question OF
great mpor in the Senate he became the iav..-
lie, and he most able supporter oi the Democi ac
paIy; in 1876 be saved the party fom &c est, oS IN
1867 was nominated by that party for ihe Peesldrn-
cy-the hghet ohce In the gilt OF the America 20.
ple he received the next bighet vote 10 Ireeldsnt
fncli ard nearly double that Of either OF TIE otter
candidates, and would douhtle,s have been elected
bad il not been for the poll ical traitors who nave
since dipped their hands st deep,r In ire 'son ny
turning traitors their country. Why 90 inc Demo
cratic patty treat Ar. Douglis as they did Ills true,
noble character was fully developed wien informed
that he conld be the President il he would sup
port Dir. Baehanan's ueasars. lie saw mt corrnp-
ti0u NJ work he waB too honee, 10 DC oou8n',
for he would not atter Neptune for BIS tflSent nor
Jupiter for his thunderj therefore, he must oe a.,
sirOy ed ii the UuOn fHrs in the attempt How well
trey played tber cards the presept crisis reveals HIS
lst oruwnng act In coming oot in support OF The
Government; it proved him 10 be patriot In dee9 Us
well wofd. lie che cham fion OF popular Ilghs,
and hi. memory will be embslmed ia the hearts oil le
American people so long as they believe In self-goyer.
meHt. Ii This Cove trnnieui Is fixed ON ss durable
Foundation as we believe it s in future ages to come
Stephen A. Douglas will live 10 sculptaled marble
anffeuered monuments, while II would puzzle Oii
Mortality hirnsef TO lnd the dilepdated tolnbs OF Ls
enenies from the old public funicnsry down TO the
sunest Official in lis Cabinet and saould be- wltn ns
nalet aud chisel he able to revive their epitnphs he
o,i find that pofety had written IL thus on each'
Traitor To bis party, trui or 10 his ilehos aAo IA'or
to his country!
lrhe sreaier continued some time longer to enter.
tain hs suience who evidenced their patriotism ana
appreciation Of the address BY continued applausel
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

Commanded by Col Wilcox-Mictigau ls, Fire
Zouaves, New-Yrk 35th. ~s.T no Il. ~
Commanded by Col. Howard-AIaine Sd, <tS, and
9Th, and Vermont 3D.
Not yet biyadee-New-York 10th and Eew-York
32i.
The whole force beng under the command Of Col
HCintzeIma1.
The slow movement of troops forward Is owing in c
great measure TO The want of OILS and the
necessity for repairing II c bridges the route.
il s probable that Fairfax C0uTt-iouse will be oc-
crgi-d by DightfaI. or early Snoday morning. Tie
aUasFeleuis 90 insure expectafiln for grand
mofeluent OF tie corps Ga,mee toward Manassas until
next week.
The Mozart and the New-Jsrsey let passed over to
Wig Iia on Friday morting.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
guns and common ries ordered them to lesveand look

guns and common rfes ordered them to esveand look
out for their own safety. -,
He alsoOrered them 10 assemble IA specify ne POS
sble in the northern part of Galloway Coab'y wneie
he intended making another staud. feseruay, iis'-
rs with iifty men. was about ten miles from Iie"cp'
tie bal nco Of his force bdug scstteTea ove te s,
roun5ng conutry On his side there are none iepGrep
killed and oaly ih,ee slightly wounded. onthe Fed
eral side only ttote already mentioned
Cen Uariis inIends making another stand in Gallo
way county. The exeeuelt through the county :, :;
great, Young men leaving with what arms tney Sond
Sb,an and in paTiis OF tens gnd twcn'ies. Hundreds
Of tbeyn Yesterday Igsfed through Mexico, and IS i
etnaed that Gen. !aIriss force, when bed
were several thousaud men. The road master on the
Hannibal AID 81. Joseph Road retOTs the salt River
Lrdre de troyed, and the remains now lying IN the
be3 ef the stream and all the cGlyerts destroyed be-
tween Palmyra and Salt river.
pr Jvisicn train from Hudton City for Monroe was
thrown ffon the track yesterday, by rail being dis
placed. Between Hudson City ard Monroe there Il
large amount of track torn up, and the oers Of the
North Missouri Road report that no Inin ard ell at
Hudson yesterday, or viii be able to under come days
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
PARTICULARS OF THE BATTLE AT FLORIDA
AND MONkOE STATION.
From Tat S. Lou, Rspusf aa, JAY 70


TIE officers and passengers the train that arrived
a. 10 O'clock last night on the North Missouri Road
give the following particulars Ot the attr II nOICe
which, being gathered from parties that were present.
may be considered substantially correct On Monday,
Col. Smith, hearing that she Saie troops nOder Gen.
harris, were encamped near Florida, left Monroe
Station with force Of SO men, % osperse them.
Afer passing florida, and when short d.ience north
OF one oi Tie fofds Of salt River the Other eide OF
which tne II te troops were eDcamled lis force was
Suddenly nrsd upon from roadside by about 2O Of
Harris command. At this spot there was an oDen
6ela lying 10 he right Of the road and about eighty
yards N "id.h. Tie State troops, who weie q
mounted scouting party, bad eft ttr horses short
distance becs Ia the woods, sad fred Ia aubush from
she opposite side o. tie frh.
The oDly person injured by the fre wns Cart Me-
Alster, OF the 10th Illinois Regiment, who was NOR
tally wounded. TIE Fecersl 10 returned the fire
without effect aud ret led 10 Monroe eaiion TO await
yeenforcements, The balDce ot Harris command hay
ing crossed the ford aud commenced system OF guer-
iila wafsTe. After rtiTealiug few nibes the fedc-
raj forces encamped until the next day, when they
again retired toward Monroe station. thoit slir-
ish here engaged ia, without se 10 either aide,
In the meantime, guard having been left at Monroe,
CsPs Owen entered the place with about 2OO OF the
State forces, and bnrDed the depy. and some
Ihe onicers on The hannibal end ST. Joseph road re-
Ior thirteen passenger and seventeen ftgb. des-
trcyed and another siai0n-hone burned short dis
.snce tn'm Monroe Col. Smih, as as lie reached
the later place. threw bis entire force into large
puildog used as al aeadsIny. Haris' command, some
xsoOv IN nnnbeT saTouoded him and brought two six.
pound cannon % bear on the building. Owing TO The
@s,nce at which they placed ana the unskil nj
working they did no execution.
nsilhs the eAstant interchange Of shots that took
plaee. Two men, bot connected With either sides,tnt
..sosls oi houroe, were killed. The name OF oDe
was ho,chkss.
Day before yesterday strong feSnforeesepts arrived
60 IIi1aaieAi sad the West 70 lhs aid q Col Smith
seeing Itai his nen were irca,able II
~'rr'''s s~ee'rA sesigapes, bang armed with shot
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
A CORRECTION.

Ts at Editor ef The n. y. T'iSaae
SIR In your honored paper of July we find cor
respondence on the fesivi of the Fourth OF July IN
he Naval Academy AnnaIOlis-the garrison Of the
esh Regiment ~ Y. State Militia. As this correspond
cree contains an error OF premeditated untruth, we
cOader il our duty to ask from you the kindly favor
to publish this correction.
Your correspondent said that the morning Of the
III national salute was fired by the Artillery eompa-
ny Of the 6.h Regiment, urdcI command OF "a Lieut..
Eichberg. The sld national sloe was fired OH ofGer
Of Capt. Will Baker II tie Artillery Company under
the command OF let Lieuieuaht Frank k-Dstein. The
National salute ut sunset wss fred under command Of
Cart Baker himself. AS tlis correspondence does in-
Justice 10 two worthy otccTs Of company, II ~ but
nslie TO them correct tie sid etaleirent OF your
Correspondent, ard we rorcw our polne request for
publishing this letter Ia your hOnOret paper.
Mcst rssp spectislly youis,
pORERT UOFFMAN. {. A. INN Orderly s. g,snts
PIIII.IPP Lang. fRIE0k. RlElNiUS, CSrp.
TIEO KRETZSCuMAR \. LUTbE, Sergeant.
LOUIS BkU NNER Corp. ". HARIUNG, Sergeant
EDWARD EUPHhAI, sc, DC
Msalbsrs Of the Artillery Ton. 9th Regime h T. s. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
GENERALS IN THE CONFEDERATE STATES
a. SERVICE
The following Is asttf the generals aPlointed IN the
provisional and regular armies Of tie Conicdera.e

O.@ses'
GryKRALs ~ Tur bRNr.
J. scii1si CooprT, Va. 4 ~ Gcn- l.. s. 4.
Z I,s. Z. Jo1ffo Va q. ~ Gen 4. y A.
s. Robt. =. Lee, Va, Col ofCsvslry, 4. =. A
NAJ0SuEsJits ~ THE rEottiISAL AMI.
]. DA,id =. Tfisgs o.. BriE +Gcr 4. = A.
z Leariias Poif, La, fDiscJpa bisbop Of a
BAlGtpiFRgfsxHuk ~ rBN .H0Tlapsat IEhf.
l. =. q. a. Deauru gard la CAT. Ltga. H. 3. A.
/. Brs1top ByssE La, Capt AIT. U. ;. A.
. NJ. = Bofihtal, $. C.. Cyuuessmsl rom 5. &.
& John =. Floyd, W.. u. S see of Nar
?. Pen. Mccullough, Tetss - - Texas RAnF.rs.
g. Wfa II. q. Wslte5, Gn.. Neui.CoL inft. U. s. A.
:. Henry a. - ise. Va, lss Gov Of Va
s. " X. Jselsnu. Ga late Mris;er 70 Ansth,.
O. h .ruaId y. Bee, g C., Cent. iaa ". 3. A.
TO- Nsihan a.. Erans, s. O., Major lnft. U. >. A.
N. Johu y. MsgrGdsI. Va. Major An U 4.
n. Wm. J. la dee Ga Ii Col Cav. U > A
l3 Benz buger, =. G, Msjor orcesnre u. = a.
~ Robcf, s. OaIuett Va, hsJoI lrn- .. y a
There have been OF ler appointments made but they
are not yet known outside Of the War Office. Gerr.
Fauntleroy Winier CCcke, kueRles, and Holmes ere
in the Provisional army of Virginia. Gens. Iheophi
lus ii. Holmes, GwyDn, aud Gattin are in the Pro
yisionai Army OF North Carolina. Gers Pillow ard
Auder-on have appointments Major Geuerals In
Tennessee. MajoE-Goneral Jere Clemens oommatds
in Alab.na. lRichmond Whis, Jolly ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

r,ox Nyw.GeasspA-Ths bark Restless Caps
1n,hsor from sayanills, arrived on Tuesday mor'%ss
n';..;og sates 20 june 30. Tho ates, news no" -
.a. % 81 war in tho interior Of NewGranaes, wss as
a. Mo,ousra with the Liberal forces undsf ms '''
s.'s o .,,s within three niles Of Bogofa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
ME CLINTON RIFLIs.
ARMY AND NAVY.

A detachment Of United States cavalry was sent
from thus city few days ago to Carlisle, Pa. Soon
after their arrival draft Of 200 made UP for the
war, AID forwarded 10 the national capital, in con-
piiance with orders from the Commander-in-Chies
They are quartered in tie Seyerthstreet PaTk. Lee
cmiiing for this branch OF the army is getting tolef-
ably brisk.
Capt, Newton of the United States Typographical
Engineers hss submiteda report oi a wit to Mary
land Hights whittier he was sent exercise little
professional ecouBoite irg.
in Pliladelpna, NJ. 4. 5riley, Bfiley s. Sons, Brsy
s. Linn, and hilmHn d SgTeaker, have each 90 -
neiced of the new steam guhDodts fcr the Navy.
Lynn n Son are building gnoiher he work On which
s urDrressiIx rapidly. She is % bs l60 fCt long, .
fee. beam aud ~ eeI deep. Ths vessel Is expected
10 be ready her machluery by the lsi OF September
At The Phlade pLia Nay Yard the TuscGroT Is being
pushed forward. She viii be steam floop-oi-w5r,
aJJ tnus burden, aud rates 10 guns- Her lenS VIII
lie 2lU feet.
TIE steamboat presented 20 the Government hy Mr..
Wocott is woth $4,000, reported. sac 10 seven
year. OLD wac, l. IL faId sGnA oace or tHico and was
iurchased Oyer year agO oy PtiL'e. Interested IA
Wisconsin pineTes, for sbou. $5lOl. SIC - I5J ieet
long l. ieel deep, aud Is now lying a. 4 ineeton.
A deaebm.nt of United States recruits arrived here
yesterday iron liocheoter, and were tranSieued to
GovtgnOPs Isinud.
Tie hands at lho Nayy-Yard were paid OF yester-
day.
the wharf. Tie North Carolina Br-ndyHine, Poio-
mac Supply, Hanist Lane, and Rhode Island are IN
TIC strcaner. The steamer Mississippi, TO be cale1 the
Connecticut, il expected at the anchorage to-day.
The Navy Department yesterday mailed the orders
from Poltsnouih, n. II. The Dale is q seC0Dd-elass
ygar is $50 tuns burllen. aud carries 10 guns
She was attac ed 10 the last African squadron. Her
orders arc TO Join the blockade fleet.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
MILITARY MOVEMENTS AT ALEXANDRIA

IT0m Iks Baltihn0Te ftlefifaH jay 70
Passengers from the South by Saturday train report
the following state of affairs at Alexandria and vi.
cnity:
negro, Tie servant Of captain OF an Alabama
company, was 5rougat into camp ut Falls Church on
FRIDAY, and from his statements the reported with.
dfawsl OF tho Confederate forces from IairfGx Court
House is confirmed.
Two companies Of The Connecticut troops with
detachment OF cavalry, were about leaving Falls
Church on Saturday for Fairfax to make reconnos-
ca GO Of the Gravel Read and ascertain tho correct
position of affairs There were eighteen puns at Fair.
lax recently all Of which, It Ia said have been with.
drawn.
The troops OF Alexandra. with tho exception Of TIE
Pennsylvania ith and 5th and the Massachusetts, 5tb
arc now encamTcd 10 the vicinity Of Camerons Run
ard Clouds Mlls /. being tbe purpose TO form them
into lice and divide into brigades. 4he bigades gre
constituted ss follows;
Coumauded by Col. FraIklin-pelEsylyani ftli,
peulsysanla stb. lassaehusetta Sth hirlcsOta ls;.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

Charles ballard q aschoolboy, was
BoY D;,s stbIes ON Friday llss at the foot
Drowned mlis ssreet, East River. The body was re-
sSsS yyeseay and taken 70 the 81 easst yss
cover. a.s No 81 Foagth avenue, wEese AZ ''s"'1'
bsid by Coroner Gamble. ft
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17
MONETARY CRISIS IN RUSSIA

EXCITEMENT IN WARSAW.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

Death Of Mrs. Browning the PeetesG
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-17

AN EMEUTE I'M ROME.