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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
WASHINGTON, Friday, July II, 1861
THE II Nv SOFT OF WAR.

/ regret 10 state that the opiDon IL gaining
credence among the members OF Congress thai
the future prosecution Of the war, hko the past.
is TO be tardy and indecisve. This "a believed
TO be the policy OF Mr. Seward and Gen. Scott,
the President and other members OF the Cabinet
coincldng, not 30 much from conviction 0 Its
propriety a. from indsposiiion TO differ. The
consequence must be collision between The
Executive and Legislative departments. Con-
gress is eager for on immediate advance at all
ponta. and in this respect IL but an echo Of the
s,mpathies Of the people. Ii is well understood
that at any time during the past three weeks
there have been troops enough in the held to
march successfully upon Richmond, and that to-
DAY the work OF mastering our best-drilled troops
out Of service has commenced. The people aud
troops feel that they have right to complain OF
procrastlnation which they cannot understand.
THE ARMY WAITING, BIZ READY.
From Our spsci,l Corre.pOndrnt
WASHINGTON, July III, 1861.
We are stin holding our breaths, and CONTROL
log our Impotence in the best way We can.
How long we must remain thus curbed and
breathless 10 yet matter OF doubt, but we are
sure enough that it cannot be very long. There
are some here who anticipate the beginning OF
the movement tonight, or tomorrow morning,
but this is not possible. Nothing more than a
slight advance Of regiment or two from Alex
sndria will probably take place. The general
advance cannot commence until tho regiments
which are 70 take part 10 il are all disposed to-
eether in their respective brigades and diylionf
upon the other side Of the river. This has not
yet in all cases been accomplished, although as
suredly il might have been done week ago, or
earlier. The present slight delays are due 70
other causes than the DOu-asseublage OF troops
believe that certain intelligence from Gen. Pat
terson is now waited for, A. the signal for dc
parture. But, in any event. no person need he
surprised 10 learn, at any moment, OF the vig-
orous invasion Of Eastern Virginia by our array
A breath from the West may start 1t, and, once
set in motion, its course eau be checked BY no
ordinary obstacles.
Permit me TO make correction in refer
ence to Dsviss flag Of truce letter,-now be-
coming rather an Old story. 1 should not have
said that il had not even reference to en-.
L" changes of prisoners" but that " its basis had
"pot." &c. Its main subject was Of another
character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
FROM NORTHERN MISSOURI.

COL. SMITHS FORCE IN DANGER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
WAsmseros, Friday, July II, 1861.


The volunteer BILL which passed the House to-day,
has vet TO be acted upon by the Senate. The Preri
dent is authorized TO accept the services of 5ooNo
volunteers TIE appropriation Of 500, 900 was
stricken out for the reason that tLe money Tor their
support will he provided tor in some OTHER bills hr.
yM1 Wvcks amendment was voted down. IL pTolsed
that Tie Chaplain other competent person Of every
re 9ment be appointed Postmaster TO frank ett"'s hna
papers Tor all officers musicians, priystes, tie nAtef
20 fanked 10 be carried free OF postage and also re-
eelvod without charge s.mar privileges were !Hews'
proposed 10 BE- extended 70 those IL The service oil the
Navy and Marine corps. The iicre' however, ac'pea
IN amendment thar lctes 20 and from soldiers he s1
enped FROM the peTaymeri o. P%sage, leaving u
20 be raid oy the recipients. Tho III provides hoerh
hotIuties for rcefilstlnent.
TIE Houfc Committee 10 c,au,lre into the var pe
,rr.ncn, contracts will ilnneultcy proceed 70 bs-
ness. The it subject Of inquiry will he in rcfsresee
10 tl,e clartering OF the steamboat Catalina
IL appears b. IN order just issued shat the Qnrer'
masters Department will provide horscf and the ord
nance Department will furnish horss equipments Tor
Volunteer Cavalry companies upon the requaiiioh OIL
the mastering Officer last ~ such COMPANIES are mas
tered into service.
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THE REBELS DISREGARD FLAG OF TRUCE.
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ALAnY's sroRy.--A lady JUS, arrived ron N ,u
Carolina reports that the dry goods s.ofs ~ liz re.
st~te Of articles for ladies USE Her female hisnos
begged Ill ihe pins, peedes and similar articles i "a
her before she started for the North, az they s's .s~
could readily obtain supply bers, wne snsx cocld
reasonably hope 70 purchase Them g. ,i N
tuaed.
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. TIE WAR FOR THE UNION

CAPTURE Of Vessels by Rebel Pirates
RESERVATIONS OF ARMY OFF, hhS'
con6natiOn Of Reel Personal Property
.,uc nArTl 8
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AN IMPERIAL MACHINE.


feet under water. On top OF the cask is D
wooden box, with fuse in a gutta-percha tube.
Ia the center Of the cork is platform with q
great length OF fuse cooled away occupying the
middle of the cash.
II was intended by the contrivers Of this
weapon Of civilized warfare, that the shock Of d
collision should light the fuse. The machine was
first discovered by the Pawnee on Sunday, while
lying off Aqua Creek, in company with the Free
born and two or three other vessels. The CON-
Inander Of the former, on seeing the object float
ing toward the feet, sent out small boats
crew to make al investigation. The machine
was transferred TO the Freedom and brought to
the Navy Yard to-day, where it attracted the at
tention of hundreds Of curious but cautious
spectators.
SENATOR JOHNSON AND THE UNION MEN ~
MISSOURI.
senator Andrew johnson was waited upon by
Missouri delegation of Union men tonight at
the st. Charles, by one OF whom he was ad'
dressed. In reply, the fearless champion OF the
right made powerful speech in the name and
as tue representative Of the Union men of the
South.
TIE KANSAS sENAToRslHP.
+. r. Stanton arrived here to-day from KaD-
sas bearing commission from the Governor II
i'll the vacancy in the Senate supposed to be
created by Gen. Lanes acceptance of Briga-
dier's commission in the army. Mr.. Lane says
lie has not accepted the appointment, but
admits that when he does his seat will De va
Gated Mr.. Stanton insists that lie has, and
states that Mr.. Lane earnestly solicited tho
appointment, that he has it now in his poczet,
That he took the oath Of Office, and has that
also ia his pocket. That he issued a procls,na-
ton to the people Of Kansas, in which be an
nounced his appointment and signed in his oii-
cial capacity as Brigadier-General and that these
acts estop him iron. denying that he has accepted
the appointment The whole controversy thus
turns on question q fact.
TIE FOJITH PESNsYLyANlASs.
The 9Th Pennsylvania Regiment occupies the
iortifcatiOn upon Shutters Hill, near Alexandria.
cnI.. CAMERON.
Col. Cameron has aot yet joined bis regiment.
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A Virginia Secessionist, named Talisierro,
who is universally known here as a foul-mouthed
Secessionst, and who was but recently dismissed
from one of the Departments. undertook to 90
over into "Dixie" last night, bat was caught at
Port Tobacco, from which place he was to en-
bark for Virgins this morning. On hls person
was found a large package of letters directed to
Rebel leaders.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-20
MEDICINES.
MOFFATS LIFE PILLS AND

M OFFATS LIFE PILLS AND
INl PHOENIX BITTERs.
THRsE MEDIDxKs have been before the public for
period Of THIRTY YEARS, and during that time have
maintained high character in almost every part the
Globe for their extraordinary and immediate power Of
restoring perfect health to persons suffering under nearly
every kind Of disease to which the human frame is LIABLE
The following among the distressing variety Of IA.
man diseases in which the
stis VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are well known 10 oe infslble sS
DYSPEPSIA, BY thoroughly cleansing the first and
second stomanhs and creating flow Of pure healthy
bile instead Of the stale and acrid kind FLATULENCY
Loss Of appetite, Heartburn Headache Resaessaess N
Temper Anciety, Ldnau0r and Melancholy, which are
the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia, viii vanish IS
COSTIVENEss, by cleansing the whole length of the
ntestines with solvent process and without violence
81 violent purgss leave the bowels costive within two
FEvERs, Of all kinds, by restoring the blood to
regular circulation through the process Of RESPIRATION In
such and the thorough solution of all Intestinal oh
The LIE Medicines have been Known to cure RHEU.
MATiSM permanently In three weeks, and GoUT In half
that time, by removing local inflammation from the mus
cles and igaments of the joints.
DROPsIEs OF all kinds, by freeing and strengthening
ths Kidneys and bladder they operate most DELIGHTFULLY."-
on these important organs, and hence have ever been
found certain remedy for the worst cases of GRAVEL
Also WORMS, by dislodging from the turning Of The
soURvY, ULCERS, and IEvETERATE SORES hv
the perfect parity which these MEDICINES give to the
scQRBufIC ERUPTioNs and RAD corpI Kx,oxs Nv
their Alternative effect upon the fluids that feed the skin
and the morbid state Of which occasions all eruptiye
complaints saoW, cloudy, and other disagreeable com.
The use Of theae Pills for very short time will eec,
an entire cure of SALT RHEUM and striking improve
Ment IN the clearness of the skin. COMMON COIDs
and INFLUENZA will always De cured by one dose q
BY two In the worst cases. - ~ :
PlLEs-The original proprietor Of these medicine.
LIFE MEDICINES alone. --z4 4, = =. -.
FEVER AND AGUE For the scourge Of the Western
riVAo vu{1l NJ,
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. ..-s s.ss!E 8 S1oTI
1890 - slIos
N sail lleAll-A Ae1llapAs Y1eoo1y ~
ssar.s.lW AanaseRs1v Jsly --0a1ap,la nsr,.,,.,
1sDess shas psshaps ~ Of N - .vers hiiled
saaaanA ~ wosnasd AnA notc Try hl,a q - m
md engagement - ssssasssaly sssasd; S.
.sss = DsvhAx, Va, July slAa-Yesserday notuipe
e'soeA AcCle0An ssitssea . fseinsuts -she Gu.
.sna l0sA. lsA lntiaha VuluAsesls' II The l9t6
0eie-se ttScssd along N6s1hs II he hiiIs
sh esasass & - snesyS enifs0chsd camp 70
W yt4s bsvessy soadS Wheso lsetooscd the noun
StuiAs ~ milss ssss Of she snenya poSsiou, vish
,osdsy q advance along he 1syeely red and
.a atsask The sest aide Of t6e .Eesks, Ga. NsCiel
Ian teihS prepared " Ass.lIt. lhe 49, dde q
s,,x eecd = nflas should appoanps ~ eoa.sseoe-
"a 10 capture Il <o.,,,,s vho n MI. tie
has piSsef DE sashy "a POI ~ the movements
seos N HSa sfM t9seacfaLx reecned The Beverly
ssro< ma 1t D u, alter iapss exh Auatinx march
'ss Svss 1 hIoahtshis, be found Ia snsaly posted
sIo@y "a dAs opetsse sads u tns road, about sOU
- eae vs e 70 c.nncs esld'nk sssosg p,aisou
M sruany iotuhsd AZ ,ssksyeassp1 Instant,
b'1.Shs ls6sis we're totiy foatsd NTH ioss Of $40
11s1 fhciudins 10 otncerk { Hosh cannon, abou.
10 rs Killed anA Is wounded fill into our hands
"a md 100 Others pf1sodefA Tie road va between
sah two hifi1 'Uuf tsVops desSenaing steep de
clivisy we're greatly exposed 70 the fire Of the
DsbSS Who occupied tne SppSsite hill and pour
.a7ss 8oeenefanEs column fcmXined It the place o
@ienyegsuent during the night. General AcClsi
=. Ian wa q petition With bic Whole iorce during
the Whoe GtefDooa ready - make the assault
bat hoard pothing sff6m ~ eshee column ex
~ espt distaat hsing j = - morning BE-
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Marine News.

BosroN. July ia French war steamer,
with the. Admiral on board, arrived Mt Halifax
on the 9th OF July, and awaits the arrival Of five
or six French men.of-war. which are shortly ex
pected, when the feet will depart for Southern
waters. ~ tr isatff
The frigate Vincennes sailed this morning
with orders to look out for the privateer Jetf.
Davis. sfl.ta s3a jaat tsH 95 ilH&i
+ A gentleman just from New Orleans reports
that the rebels had taken powerful tug and
covered her with railrosd iron, putting her ma
chinery below the water line. They had also
built ali iron boat very sharp, with a short point
below water, and is intended to run down U. s.
veesals f4stf afqs. f
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fPeaAe - = "a ~ 81 -
bas peeeee. .,. 81 ,.,,L g
10000 eepses o. ool.usfles oenveIsc &c ~ =
esesa y csuatc, I. A1 y sy~s u
w motion q It EoweFos We iohoW NAM
inoessy passeI
hssoiyec, insS. sne snsnks g snis nousI y
pseeensea Aa)or.venesai AcVleiian sno o g. - 4.
ana soldiers q n'e command for the ere q
brilliant ana decisive victories Wq,cn tney n.vo
~ tne'r skui ana bravery acn'eved Over u 49,
oess ana trssIoFs IN the Army on sne Osss's ne''s
Of Mestern Virginia
Ihe Mouse. IN Vommistee o. sne nO'es - ~ ~.
stdcred the bill 70 increase tne emc'cncy = ro.-
unteer forces Of the United STAT
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After tho pirates.

WASHINGTON July l6.-Assoon as the recent
seizures by the privateers jeff Davis and Snm.
ter became known, the Navy Department issued
orders, to the Federal vessels ut New York gus.
ton and Hampton RoaGs, to proceed without
delay in pursuit of them, and all similar craft
An Official letter from Pickens, received this
morning, mentions the Niagare has departed Oh
a like errand. 2.
DR.. John Julias Guthrie of the North Ca,oo.
lima, having refused to obey orders assigned him
to do duty. has been dismissed from the Nav
II ALrxAxDRiA, July l5.-- There are doubtless <
couple thousand troops stationed at Fairfax sts-
ton, besides the force at the Court House. s. =.
1t Is stated the troops at Fairfax include 100
negroes, besides battalion of 400 Others in Vi.
cinity Of, Manassas. 80 Sss3 So 4N
a9 Tis the prevailing opinion Of three months
troops whose time 10 about up.I that they owill
return home. -.
8, -Four Connecticut scouts captured YESTERDAY
four secession cavalry. sa' e sia1Ia
Z BAITInoRs, Feb. liza dispatch from Mar.
ansblrg says all is quiet there. An attack not
expected. ~. s 5 ; ~
d several newspaper correspondents are IN
guard house BY Pattrrson's order.
Us Goy. Hicks arrived here this morning.
Fl. MosROr, July H. codA Nanial held :,
Col. Allen adjourned Saturday sine die.
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(Signed;) SEErHIx A, HuRLsUr, n.
a-5 Brigmier-seneral u. S. Volunteers. !.

4 NV YoRk. July ls.-The pirates Of the Sa,
vannah will be arraigied tomorrow.
APrenchman IL 10 custody here charged With
serving In the Confederate army at tie beige OF
Sumter.
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Western Arm0Fy.
Especial TO Tribune.1

~ AsnTNGroE, July l2.-Hon. John A. Gmley
of Cincinnati will take the field at the close Of
the session d an aidde-camp to Gen. Fremont.
The committee appointed to day by the
Speaker to examine into the expediency of es-
tablishing Western Afmofy, will probably re-
port favosably, and recommend the appointment
3 Of commission to locate the site. b. sil ,..l
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Tennessee.

Nv q ~ .. saa &
LouIsyILLE, July l3-The Journal has a let
Ter saying the trains on the Nashville end OF the
R. R. hrye been busy transporting soldiers from
Camp Cheatham to east Tennessee. 1t is
thought the sudden eruption OF soldiers will
find east Tennessee urprepared. The Journal
says recruiting for the Southern Confederacy is
going on in all the counties Immediately sur
rounding Frankfort. The same paper has a
letter sasing that trains Of wagons heavily la.
deped with provisions, pass Bowling Green dali
", coming all the way from Louisville,
The Surveyor oftbe port Of New Albany says
the blockade has not, been raised there; the re-
striction on -four and grain is partly removed. I
WAsHIsGros, July l3.--ft appears from cal
culation Of the Post Office Department, that the
yearly income from Postage In the seeded
States was only $500, 200, while the expenses
exceeded this sum BY $500, 900, which is now
sayed to the Government -4ses
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SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES.

NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES.
-Tas WEgELER WILSON hAHUvAcFUpme COMPANY
having gained their suits 1t law With Infringing
ufacturers Of Sewing Machins propose that the public
shall be benefted thereby. an I've accordngiy reduced
the prices Of their Sewing Mach After this date they
viii he soid at rates that will rsy fair profit the cost
Of manufacture. capital invested expense Of making
sales such prices will patle them to make first class
machines and, heretofore, guarantee them In every
particular G. II. WALDIN, Agent,
nov20-dwn No. %2 Jefferson street.
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From kentucky

The Augusta Constitutional Of the 9Th in no.
ticing the visit from ex-Gov. Morehead, says
Mr. Morehead states an overwhelming majority
of the people Of Kentucky are at heart in favor
of uniting their destinies with the Confederate
States, but that local influences welded by the
enemy, and deficiency Of arms, place Kentuc-
ky under temporary restraint.
Louisville (Ky.) volunteers for the Confed-
crate army who had left for Camp Boone, near
the Northern Line Of Tennessee, are returning
daily in considerable numbers disatfected with
the work assigned them and disguised with
their fare. A large portion Of them say they
don't want to hear anything more about JEFF.
Davis and the Southern Conlederapy.
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The aliases scott Arrested.

. nd a5ga4 Especial 10 the Herald. sa.sy a.
The Two Miss Scott, who were supposed to
+ ri have been the cause Of the capture of Capt
40, Gardwin Of Connecticut regiment, bsve been
iSil arrested by order of Gen. Taylor and will be
a.. held prisoners till Gardwin Is released. -
=. 4 V3rnvv, E~v.,.~H 1E4ssel 500
. .sa New YoRx, July l2.--Ths Steamer Havana
has arrved from Havana, she passed the corvette
Savannah bound South.
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- QUINCY, July lS.-Mr. Cleveland, confidential
= ASsclesk Of the firm of T. & g. r. Bull, whose
/, sssO counting room was fred Thursday night com
United suicide by taking poison. Circumstances
appeared to point to him as beinga party to the
inceudisrism.. He lived about fifteen minutes
after taking the potion. eh ,Hf
The body guard Of Coy. Mood arrived here
this morning from Monroe.
"a Burnap's CaSary did not arrive until yester
!, day afternoon, twenty hours after the battle
was ended They stopped at Palmyra Thursday
night, having marched q distance of six miles
that afternoon after o'clock.
s es Oven was captured at Monroe and would pro-
sHg ably be hung last night. rv4s-5'7ig.
The Secssionists had dispersed and everything
y appeared quiet on tbs lhie Of road. No demon
STATIONS we're made ON Palmyra, as was antici.
pated. last; night ~ % o tseli - sasFs4
EiAa Mr., Hayward, Supeript endent thinks pass
travel will be resumed Immediately.
Eek S.-A. Herbert arrived last night and to
dsy took cbnujaadf Of his Brigade
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Z NV YosE, JOY ls.-The CITY Of washing.

NEW YoRK. July 1.-THE City Of Washing
ton Has arrived News anticipated. l;G
TIE following are the only items Of interest:
An ARRAY occurred at Rome between the peo-
pie and the Pontifcal GeudarmeA Several per-
sons we're wounded. -t., s, s e,33.s3 e.
II was reported that the French bad evacuated
Civita Vccchia. Ii, b ~,
: Advices from Pekin to the 10Th, via Russia.
nv the insurgents were making considerable
progress. They had beaten the Imperialists in q
battle and were marching rapidly on the Capt.
tai ~
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Confederate Prize. released.

BosroN July ia letter from the captain
Of the brig Albert Adams, dated Cienfehgos the
evening OF the h, states that the Captain Cen
eral has released all the Sumter prizes, aud they
would sail next morning at -s
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q ;. WAsaIxsroS. July l2.-The gun boat returned
j from cruise to Aqnia Creek, says while there
with the Pawnee, Pccahontas and Resolute,
they discovered two Internal haehines in the
water. One struck the rudder Of the Resolute
4, hut the other sunk, the fuse had gone out, the
9 Freeborn brought tito the Navy Yard.
The Police have arrested Tallefero, late clerk
in the Navy Department, and son of Ex Senator
Mason, as spy,a number Of letters addressed
to prominent secessionists, and plans and loca
tions of camps were also found on him.
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IL NEW Y0RK, July l8--Gen. Fremont arrived
! here last evening from Washington, accompa.
J MED BY Col Asboth, and will remain here sew
eral days, occupied in completing the organiza-
tion of his department
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CLIvrLAHD, July 16.-The 4th Wisconsin reg
iment arrived ct p. m. ard leave for the East
at p. M All well. Had fne reception, and
received refreshments here.
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Baltimore, July l2--Another plot 70 seize
river steamers VAS discoye,ed yesterday morn
ings Gsaia saag aygail "a bsars
.ls- The steamer Pioneer, running between here
and Annspolis, returned Ills evening, bringing
four prisoners to Fl McHenry. charged with pi-
q Sacyand being concerned in the seizure of the
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NEw YoRx, July le.--The brig Belle Air from
Tampico reports the schooner Ella, thence for
New York, has been captured of New Orleans
by q privateer - -
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[Herald's Washington Correspondence
Tie First Massachusetts,, Second Michigan
and Twelfth New York Regiments win form a
Brigade under Col. Richardson, of Michigan, and
will form par, of Gen. Tyler's Division, will
probably be the right wing of the advancing
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FLOR Temple Beaten.

Flora Temple Beatene s,s9
NEW YoRK, July l6.-Capt. Barris' battery of
Flying Artillery from Pickens has gone to
Washington. nj ssSaf ~
The race between Flora Temple, Ethan Allen
and Mate yesterday, was won by. Allen and Mate.
Three straight heats. Time unprecedented, 2,
223; 2,z2; 2,23t. 600
HARRISBURG, July 16.-Col Chas. J Biddle,
commanding the reserve force lately encamped
at Cumberland, occupied New Greek bridge on
Sunday by order Of Gen, Mcclellan.
Col Kane Of same brigade occupied Pied.
mont, and Capt. Irwin took his post at New
Greek village. The enemy precipitately retreat
ed on the approach Of the forces Capt. Tay.
lor's company pursued and captured wagon
filled with plumber.
Monday morning the enemy attacked Capt.
Twins position, but were vigorously repulsed,
leaving two dead and carrying away some woun
ded. ,s:5.:-
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Fl. MonRox, July las men Of Elinker's
regiment vent out without. leave, and were fred
upon by the rebels. One was killed, and seve-
raj wounded and taken prisoners. a. aa
Latest information shows that there must be
a considerable force at Great Bethel.
ALExAxpRIA, July IA party Of Alabama
scouts we're captured last night fs.sa 4
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CARnAGH MY, July lS.--A des.r.,ct;,e
nre occurred here this morning consuming Simost
she entire Ansinsas portion Of the CITY. chmitS
mig u stores dwelling houses church hr,.l
tsn4A ceg'Ass STORY Leo unknosn- g@nersl.