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, 1861-07-02
,ue BRIGADE At CAIRO.

THE BRIGADE AT CAIRO.
Or special dispatch from Cairo brings
the Qualifying intelligence thai The Regi-
mcn,s constituting Gen. Prentiss' Brigade
at Csiro Lave been Internationally accep-
ted for the war; that is, they are No longer
subject to the restriction Of the War De-
partment requiring those regiments to dis
band. in which one:ftth of the men are
unwilling 10 rc~enlist. The men are al
lowed a fur1ough Of ten days and will be
provided with passes to visit their homes,
II is now probable that the Brigade will be
saved for the wal. Itwould be great ca
lamity if the six well drilled and well pro
Sided regiments which Illinois first SEN
into the field should be disbanded and
scattered at tile expiration Of their three
months term Of enlistment, and ne should
deem it = serious misfortune if Gen. Prem
tiss were new placed on the retired list b5
the l,rcaking up of his command.
Capt. Pitcher will commence re-muster
ing the men on the 4th Of July.
, 1861-07-02
Loss OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
xond, %, 100000.

An officer of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road informs me, this morning, that their loss
will reach two millIens of dollars. In addl-
tlon to the locomotives reported destroyed,
at Martinsburg, there were hree hundred and
sixty fright cars and j5us passenger cars, The
engines prove to be so sprung, from the in
tense heat Of the FIRE built around them, that
they are ROW worthless. It will cost as much
to rebuild them as it will to bug new ones,
and the old ones will never be safe.
Such wanton destruction Of property IS as
villainous almost IS the crime Of murder, and
should be SO treated. THIS is the pay the rail-
road company receives for promptly refnsing
to carry the Federal troops st the request q
Virginia and Maryland and VIA an attempt
is being made to open the rcad at the point oi
the bayonet by Federal troops, the rebels burn
and destroy every thing they can This is their
only ability The; tannot build Up anything
Aofther.s. men built up the Government they
seek to destroy Northern men found the
means and brains to build their railroads and
canals, and now the traitors cut and slash
away With The consciousness that the loss is
not theirs,
, 1861-07-02

IHDErENDEEcE, NO., July l.A report
reached here yaterday that the Statc troops,
10000 In rumber, had crossed the Ma1ais des
CygneH, branch OF the Usage Eyez, one huR.
dred miles south Of this place, and had en-
camped and intended mixing stand at that
In their rear, 600 or 5000 in number. They
had also enca1nped, and it was thought for
reinforcement The State forces were in
creaeing. fast. This information Is derived
1tcn gentleman jnst from The State camp,
and who also came through the Federal camp.
, 1861-07-02
From New Mexfco and the Plafns.

IHDEpEEpEscE, Mo, Jnly 1.-The Santa Fe
mall and Ccnon pi.y Express arrived this
Eth ard New Mexico Of the 18th. Despite
the high waters md the other ht1drances, the
proplietors are detl rmined to come up to or
ahead Of time on this route, and 80 far they
are meeting NTH encouragement in the way
Of Passengers and express matter,
Col Boone has received number of wagon
loads Of presents for the Kiowa Indians al Ft
Wise, and has authority to conclude treaty
of peace with them. Atont three thousand
KIowa and Camanche Indians were assembled
at the mouth Of Pawnec Fork, while tha Ar
raEehoes and Ckeyeunes are e1camped above
and below Fort Wise, all in anxious expecta-
tion of receiving theis annual gifts. They did
not 1nclest the nail party, and will not during
the ensuing Ee2eon.
sreye1beTgh's train reached Santa F6
with large supplies, and othar trains were
expected daily,
One or two very refreshing showers had fal-
len, which gave the New Mexican farmers
hores Of ret raising fair corn.
Accounts from the San Juan mines are flat.
tering, and were more favorable than hereto
fore.
a duel Was fought near old Fort Marcy, be-
tween John G. Phillips and Joseph Cummings,
No injury to eithtr party.
Col Greyson and Df. McDowau vera to
start to the States By the Southern mail on the
1Th ult.
Our farmers here are il the midst Of their
harvest, and an abund ndant yield is expected.
, 1861-07-02
Gen. Mcdowell won't be besuperseded By Gea.

Correspondence N. 7. Journal of ecmmcfcel
The programme Of the war n Viegtai7,
pub!:sLct s. the press, if carried cat With
, 1861-07-02
Kentuckyss NeutraIlty---Gsen. Buck
uer EXplnauk the RQA1fiQNa

IoU1sv1LLR, July 1.-The Courier OF this
morning thinks the purpose Of raising troops
for the Government there Is to attack the
State Guard and disband II, and urges good
citizens to connect themselves With the
Guard, and place themselves in the service Of
The State, and be: prepared to defend It in .
legal manner, when called On by the proper
Authorities. It 1t'therefore strongly urges the
filing up Of all State companies.
GIN. Buckner publishes letter to Gov. Ma-
gefnn EeitErattug his former statement inalst.
WIS necessarily official, because personal He
INSERTS furthermore that this poaitionwaa con-
ceded in dispatch from Gen. Mcclellan to
The Governor referring to an Understanding
with Ger. BucRner, and calling on: Magofia
to prevent the occupying Of Islhnd No. l. He
sdmita that GER. Clellan made no stipulations
on the part Of the General Gove1nment, bnt
claims Inst his actiora, as IN officer OF the
Government, necessarily binds hsm within the
limits Of the agreement
Tie TIC lht OF kcltacky to clam the position
, 1861-07-02
Shot Gnns and BROKEN Rides Wanted
In mta8lAA1ppl.
lFron the jackson Mississipplau, JUNG 81 ;
PRoCLAs6AT1uN BIZ THE GOVERNOR.

JACKSON, Miss, June q, 1851 :
Whereas, 1t ID probable that Mississippi
will be cslled onto put forth her full military
strength; and Whereas, arms manufactured
specially for war cannot be procured in suIti-
cStut numbers to arm ALI. who are willing and
anxious to take part in TIE present conflict, I
have deemed 1t proper and necessary to the;
defense Of the State, 70 call the attention Of
the people to the Iact that they hare ia the.r
,for Ter purposes, sufficient to arm twenty-five
sthousand mtn; and to invoke; the aid Of all
% Ems snd placing them in reach Of the stata
artborities. LEt the Boards Of Police Of each
county fasthwith assemble and aend n agent
into every police beat, md urgn the enzsns = ~
.rns, ehot Guns or rifles ofGvcry description
uc6 or oi3, IL order o. vi. af order. sad dsts1
, 1861-07-02

Arrival Of the Steamer 6 lEtn1,s3

SANDY HooK, July 1.-The Etna has arrived
with $23G, COO in specie. BreadstutEs slightly
lower. Provisions dnn. Consols 63I1i@S915.
The irigate At;adne sailed fo1 the Anerica IN
station The French fleet under Admiral Rey-
naud Was about to sail. It would visit New
York and Charleston. Tno steamer Golden
f1esee, ~1;n IN trSgps @ 49l q4sbse II oassns
6es the shipments Of troops to Cauada, and
eaya thsEe's no apparent re-son for it, aud
America is mure likely to regard it as chA-
leHEe than IS precautiou. The troops were
demanded BY Sir Fen#ick Williams.
At an Influential meeting at the residence Of
Lord Brougham, relative to the suppression OF
the Cuban e1ave trade, the conduct of Spain
Was denounced, and Government Was recom-
mended to suspend diploma!1c intercourse
while the trade continues. It Was also resolved
tain the cooperation Of the Government Of the
United States, to the terms Of treaty, to re-
monst1ste with spaiu.
In an article on italian afIalrs, published in
the htsie and copied in the Aona<ur, thtre is
q paragraph which iusinuates the belief that
the Southern States Of America will succeed
in establishing separate republic
In the fight for the championship Of Eng
land, Mace was declared victor, after eight
rounds, 1asting fifty minutes.
The towns 81 San MArtino aud BegEiano, Ma
pies, had revo1ted and were taken BY assault
by italian troops. Both towns we're subse-
l. Epain wiz preserve strict neutrality in the
American WIT.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN,
LIVERPOOL, Thursday P. NJ, June co.
BreadatufIs and provisions continue dull
LONDON, Thursday Eve-Consols un-
changed. Ill Central shares sold today at
40@s9 - discount; Erie ao14 @211>
The Vienna press asserts the ministerial
f,ounn;1 have resolved not tn accent the ad-
, 1861-07-02

1ey.s movement Of Union troops into 7ir@
e!s.s Is moEe formidable just now than at
4s,sT aa ~ ne hitherto. Two more Ohio regiments
r1EEi nta1EfEEsi mp Denrison On Saturday last, for
E ssfTa Virginia, 1ad two more Inaixus rexi-
e sfle eTTT 9 on the march with the s.me destl-
,u, cue;ss, Seven thonsand troop. reached Wash
Yoske. "'n Saturday, and Two additional resi-
=. were seat 10 Fortress Monroe few
~ t:nce. The total number Of Federal
.1oopn forwarded fram Tue Various sla.e
, 1861-07-02

Intelligence has been received at tae W2r
Department that Gea. Lse was about TO leave
tie r=bel service III disgust and seas anzioms to
ha.e Ria old position in tie Federal array! He
had doubtless heard tEat the War Department
had restored the traitor Emory to the posi-
ton be lad deserted, aad not only restored
Lin but promoted Lin. from MaJor to L!eat.
Cc1orelcy! With this precedent before
his eyes Why should he dispdr Of
being received back into the service Of
the pasier, and promoted from his oil raak ot
Colonel to that Of General. What more has
Ia dcne than Emory did? His State seeded
and be seeded, Emory left bis resignation in
the hands Of friends to be rendered when Ma-
ry1ard would eecede-
The restoration Of Emory 10 the army is an
outrage on the country, AID an insult to eTery
loyal officer in the army.
It Is reported that the friends Of the sneak'
Ing traitor Aaury, and other officers IN tue
army and navy, who hasely deserted their cal
ors, hare opened negotiations to be restored,
since the precedent Las been set in Emory't
case, We shal1 probabl; have Bragg, Magiu'
der AID Beauregard applying not only tor res
to1at:on and promotion but back pay. The
War Department never committed a u1ors
fa;a1 uct. 1t remaiIB for the Senate to put .
veto upon this outrage on the loyal feeling.
Of eycr7 soldier IN the army and citizen in tht
, 1861-07-02
Karaa Alarm, In Olaif,. 1Ackaon'S
Armay-HApId Movements. .

gentleman from Newton county Informs
the Columbia Statesman that he met six hum
d1rd, State troops at WnIesH % he came
tb1eugb He did not see Coy; C,I 5seEso9 anS Rit5
Msseey. Secretary OF State, were in command.
The moons were thrown into panic while
at Wsrsav, By tremendous dust IN tho road d
leading to the town, which was supposed to
be caSsed By the approach Of Gen Lyons
s.my. The picket guard CANA II and gave the
a}a1rn The troops fed acrosa tha river, and
the c1ens h.s asie1T epaea ths
Oasge river, snd scuttled the ferry boat, thn1
iouEd that the supposed enemy were com
psny of friends, Morgan County Rangers,
msIching to join the G0ycrnoe's army.
, 1861-07-02
Warrington Items
Especial Dispatch to the N. 7. Tribune.1
WAsH1saTost FrtdAy. June S3.

uro.ra en.,,ed n asse,t nnon tha authority
,s aeatSa.n a.,.whn 80 ~ the serreta nf tha
campaign, that decided forward movement
triumphant euccess OF which, 1t Is hoped, that
minor disasters, auch ~ beiel us at 4reat beta-
q, Vienna snd Matmae ~ foinl. w oe s.t iotgot-
ten. Wceonetatuiate tne eoaatLL, Laa. a!es tta
LIE aopk a1a ~ aeteoe sho ~ ~ It
ssnas E9nxs u " hea1ta ,nno 20 1 aesnon1ent "a witi
a1e ano1,t 10 "a cbaneed to Iny nnsneaEabIe 81
te ~ anuuI WILL 70 ~ ~ ta cgs1o orar t. Ricf.
,nondi W. reize the ~ of t11a old crusader
AVA s,,ont w;tI ern;tant yo;res t.f3oa Wills III
Eod xri1ia III
a ~o,,,,
GEN. heoo"EAA hAAAl's In co"aA0o'
We are authorized to state positively, that
Gen Mcdowell has not been euperseded BY
Gen. Dir. but remains in command Of the
North Eastern Department. 1t was at one
time intt nded To divide this Departmept, and
assivn Gen. Dix to the commard Of one half,
dGen. Mcdowell to Thai OF the other but
Ills plan has been abandoned, and the place OF
Gen. Dix is jet undetermined. The retention
OF Gen Mcdowell gives greot satisfaction. He
las made himself thoroughly acquainted a. 1t
is possible to be with an enemy which never
aEaits the arrival Of soldiers whom it affects
!, to 1eepise.
Tspecia1 Dis pstch to the y. z. He.old.]
REPORTS From col sTosEs eoASAnnfnE o.
! EHrAr S PLAN OF ATTACK ON "AsH1sGTos.
z, ao.nt,4marvho ar,5ve1 th;s morning from
: RI Stnna'e beodnnar+rrs renorts tI,af com
,gnra ~ na11 ~ a+ona ia ehont t.oo Tniles
~ tn1n1 ~ Pon,es1;,1e B. Marr1and near E:dwnrds'
rtm 1gT;s1 t'tao, nai 1, ~ +ba PennsvSvars
Esny E!gat Sou!ps1atI' ~ ~ ', ~ Pnn3:<'.,.la IA
esStnseen - ~ Natv WI sslle
e!9as eon sth ~ - ~ ' Monocae-s Ntnsa aIe
e tne mou1n u Iue 1G9unseJ G tae re"
, 1861-07-02
Troops Oh the Hannibal and st. 10.
AePh HAiiroAd4 - -

We 1earn that the Vhole Of Col Cuftis' Sec
end Iowa Regiment aze now stationed west Of
Clilllcothe. The Keokuk company is guard
Ing the bridge over Grand river. Capt. Baker's
company are guarding a. bridge on the Platte
County railroad, between b. Joseph and
is stationed at st. Joseph. -~- =
Col Smiths Illinois Regiment ia stationed
between here aud Macon City, the companies
being stationed at South River bridge, Pal
myra and Macon respectively. Col. g., ac-
comrsnied by Capt. Petrie, went out on the
rosd yesterday. Ms]. Hays still continues in
, 1861-07-02
4 Baltimore Steamer Seized By Rebels
In DfHEufao.

BALTIMORE, July 1.-The Reizure Of the
steamer ct. Nicholas was piratiea1 stroke by
about. 90 seeesaionisis, who took passage
aboard her haguieed a mechanics. Among
them Was Capt. Hollins, late Of the United
States ship Susquehanna, disguised as awo
man. After the seizure Of the vessel she went
on piratical cruise, capturing three vessels
up the Rapahanuock river, laden with ice,
coal and coffee, which she took to Frederlcks-
burg, Virginia
;, There i nothing new IN Baltimore to-day.
Cannon hare been placed commanding ap-
pr1aches to public buildings.
From Fort P1e4sn:, Hs.,sss sew Orleans and
NEW YORK, July LA letter in the Nor2d,
from the steamer Wyandotte, from Fort Pick
ems, announces the capture Of the privateer
steamer VIM. q. Webb, by the Niagara, when
| in the act Of capturing the brig East OF New
| York. 1ta1so captured the English bark Etna,
| with cargo ct rided cannen for the rebels at
! Pensacola
| 4 gentleman who has just arrived here from
| New Orleans, states that he heard there, just
! before leaving and at points along the route,
that the rebel Government had abandoned the
idea Of taking Fort Pickens, and had with
I toned there and dispatched them to Rich
mond. He Gays further that some apprehen-
eions were entertained Of New Orleans Of the
landing Of large force Of Federal troops In
the vicinity Of That city: Accordingly prepa
rations were being made By erecting proper
means Of defence. The information, he says
Nas communicated by gentleman who hat
arrived from Washington, who alleged he
heard it from Gen. Scott
t. The Government has determined to employ
the q. s. troops captured in Texas, now OF
parole, on duty thht will not violate their oath
Latest adyices frGm Mexico state that ther,
is no material change in affairs there. Ths
rebel Government has several agents in tht
city OF Mexico, and several States, erdeavo-
ing to effect their purposes Of recognition
By creating public opinion in their behalf. I
appears they arc making large promises, ant
have already purchased several newspapers
which are laboriug in the interest OF the rebe
Government. Their recent Vaccinations ar
well understood By Minister Corwin, who ha
exposed them to the Juarcz Government
Minister Corwin had submitted the project o
the fnew treaty to the Government, and ex
pected an early acceptance.
, 1861-07-02
CHIGAGO., TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1856

she had assumed was denied BY Gen. McC1e1-
Ian. The agreement ras to The policy of a.
her o4n limits. He adds: "Whatever vlew
Gen. Mcclellan may take Of 1t, there csn be
no doubt be will fully comply With the agree
ment entered into between us. The wisdom
Of this policy Is sufficiently demonstrated BY
the peaceful retults which have followed it."
co115siaEn ni NV viii III the AtIantic. 0' y
The Rozthern nalls contain nothing impor.
, 1861-07-02
EXC1TANG FROMsBALTI AORE.
Prompt uud, d,Decislve Measures by Gen.
Banks

BALTIMORE, July l, 10A. M.-Siaco l o'clock
this morning, startling proceedings have been
going on here D9tachments Of artillery and
infantry have been sent to various sections Of
the city, and are nor posted in Monument
Square, Exchange Place, and in the 8th yard,
all the members Of the Board Of Police Com.
nissione1E, except the Mayor, were arrested
aud sent to Fort 1fcHenry. It Is eaid that
plot has been discovered Of m intended out
break. Gen. Banks has just Issued the follow
ing proclamation:
Headquarters Department Of Annapolis,
Fort McHESRf, July 1. !
In pursuance Of orders issued from the
headquarters Of the army at Washington for
tha preservation of public peace In ttis de-
partn4ent, I have arrested and do now detxin
iu the custody Of the United States the late
members Of the Board OF Police
~, Ater publs recognition gn; and Prote.t agaiast
tinuea their sessious daily upon q forced and
unWarrantab1e construction OF my l.rocl1ma-
tion Of the 18th nit. They declared taat the
police law was suspended, and the police Off
GERS and men put Oft duty for the present,
intending to leave the city without any police
njze the officers and men necessarily selected
by the Provost Marshal for its protection, and
held subject to their orders nov and hcreaf
ter the old police force, large body OF armed
men, 4oT some purpose not Known to the
Government. and inconsistent with its peace
and security.
To anticipate any Intentions or n-de7s on
their part, l have placed temporarily portion
Of tie force under my command within the
city. / disclaim On the part Of she Govern
ment all desire, intention or purpose to inter
tere in any manner whatever with the ordlna-
~ municipal affairs Of the city Of Baltimore.
Whenever loyal citizen can be named who
viii execute It's police lava with impartiality
and in good faith to the United States, tue
military force will be Withdrawn from the
central parts Of the municipality at once-no
foldiers vii, be permitted IN the city except
under regulations satisfactory to the Marshal!,
and if any SO admitted vfolate the municipal
laws, they shall be punished BY civil tribunals.
(Signed,) NATHANIEI. r. BANKS,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
BALTIMORE, july This afternoon the
military htili remain posted n the city, with
detachments at the Custom House to guard
the specie there It is rumored that several
prominent secessionists will be arrested, but
It is not true that the Mayer was to be arrest.
ed.
4 small quantity Of muskcts has been found
seefeted III the East Police Station. Th
search for arms still continues.
, 1861-07-02
KewaoApeE Consolidation.

The New FORK Hortd was yesterday united
with the Courier and Enquirer, under the title
Of ~ The New York World and Courier ord
Enquirer" We observe that the Fhiladelphia
North american and United &ates Gasefe OBJ
jects to the new title as rather heavy" The
otjccs,on Is well taken, but how 1nnch hghter:
is the familiar cognomen Of the fhlaoe'pn1a
paper: The Journal Of Commerce viii now DC
tae or.g morning paper LEFT In New fork OF
ene o:dfashioned commercial mammoth
, 1861-07-02

ST. LOUIS, Jnly !, 1851.
Lieut.. Manter, belonging to Blair's regi-
ment, has arrived from Boonyil1e with dis.
Patches. Gen. Lyon moves southwArd to
morrow.
On board the steamer J. C.sTon, laat night,
while troops we're drilling, loaded muakct
accidentally discharged, killing Sergeant
f11cteher: Out Of this the seccssionists hgve
ter Ct our troops at the Arsenal By Germans
firing on the Irish, etc. ...
Rumors are in circulation that the RepslWi.
can newspaper has changed hands today.
, 1861-07-02

energy, will be the first chapter Of the Great
War. The Confederates don't underrate the
resources Of the Government, and only IN
case Of their snccess, would assume aa oi1en~
sive policy. Recent developments look as
though Scott didn't intend any forward move
ment into V1rginia during the GUNNER.
, 1861-07-02

An application for Office under the Federal
Administration, not get having received the
appointment he desires, now proposes to go
to " ashineton and establish himself Us cot
respondents Of Judge Msgrath, Beauregard,
and JEFF Dayis. By this means he thinks he
can shorten the delay in making ont his
commission, OF perhaps get q much better
place than he bus asked for-N F. Tribune
, 1861-07-02

BosroN, July 1.-The organization OF ten
new regiments is rapidly Progressing. The
2Ed, Col, Gordon, is expected to leave on Sat
u1dsy, to be followed carly next week By the
Tth Col Couch.
, 1861-07-02
,Gbirago Tributtc
TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1861


THE NATIONS WAR CRY.
,For7eard to Richn,ond! foTsedFa " Ase"'
pord, Tic Reid Congress 'nnst moi oe a9toaesa
to ,,xe, fhere bg tie aoah IF 5ulg! BE THAT
DATE TIE PLACE Must BE HELo Bf THE NA-
T7Gkar ARMYi
, 1861-07-02
The Telegraph Open Through mts-
SOURI,

LEXINGTON, No, July 1-AfEer three weeks
intermIEsion, teIegraphic communication is
ogsjn rt6stahiished to this and all points west,
BY the old Missouri River route Parties who
have hitherto destroyed the line as fast it
could be repaired, have been induced to fore
go further molestation for the present, aad
the Telegraph Company think they will be al
lowed to keep the line at work for the future
, 1861-07-02

WASHINGTON, July LIT is considered
certain that the House Of Representatives
will be G1ganized promptly on Thursday, and
That the Presidents message will be delivered
or that day, and that there will be short ses-
sion and quick despatch Of business.
, 1861-07-02
Col. Blair Serenated at WashfBgton.

Col. Blair serenated at Washfneton.
WASHINGTON, July l-Col Blair, wss sere-
naded tonight, and made response he
said we should prosecute this war to deliver
the South from her oppIessoF5. Hs alluded
to East Tennessee and Maryland, the large
Union majorities therc, and called the Legis
1eture of Maryland E nest OF eopper-heads,
He spoke eareasticaIY -of the boosted south-
eEn chiEalry, now manifasting Itself by assas-
sinatiDg cur p1cketa but there Was GENT
ipe chiValry there which would put down re-
be1lion II promptly allied by the Government.
Nine out Of tan iu: Missouri we're for the
to carry her out bus her loyal men, being
sustained, had and would continue to give q
good account Of themselves, 30 it would be
In every Southern State, were the 1oyulists
thus assisted. Col. Hair declared he WIS for
war till there was no tpemy left In hostility to
mise; which sentimeFt Waa loudly cheerea BY
the listeners. Ho bIS.fz eoup1inaensed Gen'i
Lyon. - -,
From Fort Mos7foe--ssrensth OF the
Enemy AZ EerktoHVn.t
Foar MONROE, duly. Tho celebrated
expected to-day With bis monster balloon. zoo
prlsoners and two dsAe1ters were brought In
to-day, all Of the Louisiana ZoUayee. The de,
sertefs having been pressed into the confed
crate service. escaped On the fllst ,@ opPqstu
yee's ZouaEes. The two prisoners were
st1agglers Of scouting party Of 900. Ths,
sgree that an attack on Newport, News wa:
intended night before last, and only prevented
ly The incessaut rain. About 4, eco msn, in
| elu6ipg o strong body Of cavalry
with some u Riecea Of artillery, ad
| vaneed from ! - Yorktown wher
there are over u oG3 troops from louisiana
South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia
The cavalrr;y1s Ii made up Of the elte Of Virgin
ia, ed exceedingly ,Weu mounted. ProVii
IONS are scarce at Yorktown. The two prison
erB were originally: from Boston and Me-
York. They were q Pensacola, and the reg
ment having almost mutinied they were pal
i've dollars each, the only money Jet receive
| By them. They then went to Richmond N
last]ycanne to Yorktown.
t Three fhots were::f fired from sawyera rina
gun at Newport News, the mate Of that
site banE Of james River, u nilee distan
, 1861-07-02

New YoRK, July 1.-The Times Of to- day
has a lstter from ", H. Russell, denying tht
rtp:1t that his correspondence has been tam
peIed with st the South.