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Patented FEBRUARY 18th, 1850.
SALESRO0M, 51OBROADWAY
NEW YORK,
! THIS Machine is constructed on an entirely
new principle Of mechanism. possessing many
rare and valuable improvement, having been
examined by the most profound experts, and
pronounced to be SIMPLICITY and PERFEC
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The following are the principal objections
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1.-Excessive fatigue to 4.-Incapacity to sew
the operator. every decription of
2.-Liability to get out material.
of order. 5.-Disagreeable noise
3-Expense trouble while in operation.
and loss of time in re-
pairing
The Empire Sewing Machine is ex.
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1t has straight needle perpendicular &C.
ton, makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH.
which will NEITHER RIP nor RAvEL, and is a.
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every description of material, from Leather
to the finest Nansook Muslin, with cotton,
linen or silk thread, from the coarsest to the
finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and
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as glass, and is
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1t requires FIFTY PER CENT, less power to
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A girl of twelve years of age can work it
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It's strength and Wonderful Simplicity of
construction render it almost impossible to
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company to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may
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MACHINE.
But in more especial manner do we solic-
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Frs, SHOE BINDERS,
SHIRT and Bosom MAKERS.
VEST and PANTALOON MAKERS.
e0S- Religious and Charitable Institutions
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PRICE OFMACHINE COMPLETES:
No. l, or Family Machine, $45 90, No. 2,
Small rsized Manufacturing, $50 90, No. 3,
Large size Manufacturing, $75 90.
Cabinets in every Variety.
We want Agents for all towns in the Uni
ted States, where agencies are not already
established, to whom liberal discount will
be given, but we make no consignments.
T. J. MACARTHUR, & Co., [n106
$40 Broadway, New York.
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Account Of the Retreat.

WdshiEqton, Jniy 22-An agent Of the Asso-
ciaiee Press furnishes the follj sing;
The retreat OF tho troops 70 Csntfsvills was
tvccssfully accomplished by O'Clock last
evening, the regiments regsinipg the positi ms
vacated in the morning, mious q large mum Ger
that had sra tired In the woods 10 various d.
resii .ns, thos, that succeed d In reaching C.n-
tIeule bed an opportuni Y ~ 4 hours TO sleep,
the rsrrv- force under Cjl. MILss bsiog post-
cd boy cnd Censievilla
At one o'clock 10 the morniHg the retroat
III m that point co hTeGotd Ano was main
tanned In good order To Arlington H-iRhs AMI
Alexandria. Tro army, ia its retreat, were
compelled TO Leave bohin1 ltrgs amoust OF
provisions and ammunitlo,. About 40 army
wsR' rs fell into the hvnds Of the rsbsls.
AZ fast as the Federal troops retired, thar
posii iona were imm,diat-ly occupied BY the
rebels Until after Fairfax Court House was
passed, after which The pursuit was n6 con-
iinusd. In mary instances the toanstcrs un-
hitehed the horsts and sbaldoned the wagons
whore thera was not the slightest pscesrty.
The rebel cavalry was tie terror Of our volun-
teefs who were con PEELED 10 keep ia the woods
TO avoid being charged by them.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27
ste B.,si. sf B.ns Rs..

Tvs city vas th' own into the grassst ,x-
eiisusut ystssdsy, by tie sutOuncsm.n, that
cor troops, sfsr hsvlSg ds,a ed the rebels In
thr.s esgsesm,n,s AZ Bulls Ruu, were con.
p.ilsd 70 retreat bsfors an ovsrpow sring 70 c.,
sstirns,.d at 10000 men. Gen. PATTERSON
comm snding the Pennsy lvanis Winters, Ia
rs.d q following up vigorously Gen. JoHs-
.n,,s Column. ALE W ID Il 10 retreat sm /, stsd
and ,fr.c, . junction with BsAvRsoAHos for
-. This accession 70 the rebel fjic,s enablsd
th.m 10 t.ks the offensive, an l cur trooss.
ov~psvwsd by numbers wsrs compell.d to
retreat upcu their old ln,s OF dsfWea.
The rebels had not only sapsri ndnb,r..
but hsd eli tb. advantages Of position AID ar
sroops bsing wlthou, Sufficient cavalry and a.
tn,sry 10 support their attacks, wsrs obhf, I'D
70 rstir.. Our disps'chss describe th,r,rtt
a ons o. the most disastrous eharsct 70, mt
our corrsspo stssts, In the sxsitonsn. o. u
r,c.snt, have ssni forward exaggerated &C.
counts.
w. are not discouraged BY this Temporary
rrxu~s. Evsry thinking man feared or O..
,,ct.d Il. Ths rebels have concentrated AL
th.ir fcros In virg mia and hal every sayr.
tar. q ioestion and Of masked batteries, Or
trOcps, kwsr In numbers were full OF z,sl
.ushusi.sm aud pstiiotisu, but without az.
p-risre, In ba,tls, and with bat little military
arm. No, few have feared that the Z" On
90 RIehmood |" cry of northern editors ard
politicians who wurs we'll away from person,l
danger. mis- ht IL q isoce Geo. Scor 10 permit
too rapid an sdvsuc, contrary TO his b.tt,r
IudeueaI We confess that the usw, il bad
enough tu, nor born patriots will never be
d,se,urse,d In 80 good q Gauss, bat will r.uy
again. Eo- Col and their Country.
sregIot the ! IS Of ie IN cor army, but
th.re ere thousands TesdS 10 ill the PAGES Of
tho.s ubo have f.lieu. Til, effect q the novs
y,sbrssy v,s 10 nerve every Union nsa 10 u o
highs. tension. The uti ssrssl fesling Is that
vita family, and busin 80 mast DO made Of
ssecnisry inrOr spes 70 III. great question q
the preservation OF the Union. Toe mes who
have ali the scsumula'ioLs Of years Of indus
try at ssk., are 10 y prepared to rush TO AIMS
Tor the d,fsnss Of th' Gov,rnmsat which has
% lopg Protested them in tho cpj Jym,nt q
thsir rights a. ftesrsn.
We are prepaid I, 70 Ike = war Of the most
d.spirst. character vita tho psrfiious rebsls.
They have prompted this civil wsr-now let
THIN ,xIeri,ree tbs logical results Of their
treAson.
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De.ih ., Cot n.uasay.

The sudden death in Warrington cry o
Col. WV. d. KsNSSDr, Of tho Ja,kson Guard,
Osmmsuy B,gimsnO II cause the deepest
sxrov smeng his bunerous frisads in III .
city. For mary weeks he devoted MT ONLY
his tine bat a large porticn OF his priyats
means TO the organization OF the re- ime !
which he intended should demonst ate ths 10y h.
atty q Tsumary TO the UnIcn and ,hs anti
tsoessisu prifcipls Of IA, Ksor; and Ne know
With What esssrn,ss no dscired that his req
msnt should reach Wsshir gton In tins to par &.
tie'pHs In the FIST grad battle 10 vusins.
Today us csunot enter into = biographical nj =
tics Of tia deosVed, but this We can say Of
him that he was q mao Of toind ia cement,
whose opinion VAS always reseec'sd by bi.
political sseccis'ss told and truthful 10 the
szprss ion Of bic convictions ard faithful al
vsys 70 his friends. In his death, Tsmmany
ksss one q her beat leaders aud eouts.llorl
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27
The Federal and Rebel Losses at
Bulls Run, &c,

Washington, Jv,y 20, ria baltimore Jgly n.
h'yo spent eight hours In carefully ques.
tiobiug tss returned soldiers 10 various paris
VI the city. Oar lose are far less severe Ii an
was at art ported by scared civilians and
rurting Jolditrs. There are probably not 300
ii I'D, krd 20 haps not 300 fJr exam ple The
% Com egticut regimett 70 urhsd, which was
reported In the morning as badly cut up, Loaf
but d zsn.
The Row Haven urays hsvs Ill returned
VI hand yet thil regiment was exposed 70
frequent v, lisys Il cannon and musksiry.
Agsir. eco Of kLLswoRrHs Fire Zousvss
were reported 10 have bsen surrounded in the
roGd and annihila cd hy tbs Black Horse Cav
ary. On the contrary, thsy Gu. down and
Destroyed the cav ,lry and Suffered little loss
tbsm'ciyes. In this tncoustsr, tho New York
INT slso reported as used up, suffered but
little. ard so Of otssrA. few Of the vast nan
b'r Of halls fired by the rsbIls took effect.
TN the contrary all The instances detailed by
our men ttoW that tbs enemy suffered severely.
Three New York Fire ZjuAyeI who were
scouting IN the advances, hunted the rebels on
ths sly liko Fquirrsls aIalng the bushes, ard
chalk dosn % as positively killed by ihsm.
The n. 7. list GsTna upon 4 rihsd gun. IL
lot g men, but In 'sturn killed the whole Of
tho 3 rGbtls sscretCd.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27
Thirty-seventh Congress,
EXTRA sEssiON-so-.t..

Hid,liagton, July 22.--Ths bill to incrsus
the n dic,l cJrIs 81 the ray was taksn up
and auetd.d ~ s. to provide fot hllipg vscsn-
des la tho Naval Academy, and passed
Tho bill TO provide f,r iron clad lhipa ard
Aoatit x batteries was passed.
The lat reso'uii 10 providing for Bard
of Eopinesrs TO examine the Stevens Il )sting
battery a. Hot oksn. N. j., EAs oasssd.
Tho bill urovicing for the oon6soatiun OF TIE
property Of he rebels fund In rEb against
the Gov,rnu snt VAS taken up.
Mr.. TAUnBULL (lli) Ofered al amend msnt
providing that any pefsDn h I'D 10 sertice or
l'pot, employed or 10 any way sizing ths re-
helli D sssiIs: the govsfnns1t, shall ~ for
itited 90 lis msster.
MIR. BKEcKINbnoE (Ky.) Skoi 70, lbs ysss
ana uNya. A, Tesd u.
Nj. TEuuBuLL aid he wss glad tho yeas
a'd rays N,fe called Tor. lie .ntsd - .es
~bC wOnd vote To sllO1 trait"Ious mA.i.fs ~
en- il claws TO shlo, coSn Uui mn. If
The ns',r from Kentucky Is 10 favor VI II L. (.
hiu vJi, iJf H..
Nj. BgsCKIskIDoE said the remarks ~ tbs
Ssoa'Oi ~.rs roc oAlbd Tor. H.. intended 30
dc his tiy Aeeo' dL x 10 his iaosS Of thu Con
AZ 'uIOp.
NJ. VIM az (Msss said he should vol. for
II gladly. lie thought tho tins bad cons
VIII its Oov,rnu eni should put q stop 10
trail ~ tu pl, , irh b Bdmtl 10 shoot down m'n
hgbtiig 'UI .solt country. Ho tOped Lhoio
was o psbic stbt'melt which sOlli blast uy
Sens or nho doie DIS traitors from d.ins sa,h
thu ~.
Mr.. BaEcKIsEII or (Ky.) aid 10 supposed
tie 5 nstr !.Cn Massachusetts, VS. d,ing
wha h. ttpSsod his duty. The Senator fro n
Kentutky should do the Same thing
The SmeI dm'Lt was aLread to. Yeas, %
nSys, G. Msrs BRsoKIrRDOx. Joussos,
Mo KsNa, PsAECk, Polk and P.wRLL
votirg in tic NJ. i've.
Tha hill Al an Mod
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27

TIA MAN BBFoRE ans UEDKRwRIrkRs AT
TIE MAMMALS OFFIcE.-TILLMAs, the black
hero q the schooner Warning and his cSnrads
srIppIno who Aid,d In tho recapture Of the
yess.l, xae taken before the Beard Of Under.
write > sst.rdsy, by Ma'stI hURRAi. lie
sAye suecinet md lively narrative Of tho
cant IRE Of the schooner ard his mAnnsr u 70.
capturing her, ard the pirates letters found on
bosid Of the U s. Mar.hA we're read. A co n.
mittss u three merchants was app h1ted, to
whom the whtls question OF ther claim Tor
salvage was referred for arbitration. The mar
vii 40 Soubt receive a liberal resarl TOR their
heroic conduct.
TnLNAn was ALEC at the MarssalS ofHce,
whore he was quite the lion OF the day. lie h
Of about medium size, q lite black, has purely
African features aud sppysrS quito Intelligent
and rssoluts. In tbs course Of his mar tive,
be remarked that when Ls siw tbs schooItr's
Gag, The Stars and Stripes tore up.by tbs pre-
captain 20 uSksaB'c'sdon flag, he could
stand that, no how" AMI tareatousI tho p:i'o
captain that in few days 10 would tear no
more American fsSs. ain Four days atcr
be continued, "Nell, don't know wh,re i.
was, but il there's a place called Eell b.
vent close by Hs iaid he had detruned
10 tcutns the vessel b,fJre he would Allos hsr
to be again car turtd by the sscesSi' n'sts,
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Fires, I.questx, Aociassla, 6Es.

CHILD KILLED RI FALL. Coroner GAM
ME held an irq1sst yesterday, at No. Il9
Fast 22i street, upon the body Of SAMUEL
Con LARD, a ehild Year, Of age who was
killed on Saturday AfteII ooa, by falling from
the roof Of shsd upon the brick pavement
bsiIw. lie had gons upon the roof to play.
Verdict accidental eeIth.
FATAL FALL FROM SwIso.-JoHs Nor
bIskY, n native Of Iceland, 81 years Of aga,
WAS killed on Sunday afternoon, by falling
from a s.irg st Jones' Wood. He got upon
'te twing with his wife, and while stan ing
up, the swing bang In rapid motion, fol- bsck-
~sTds to the ground. The shock caused con-
custom Of the brain, and death soon ensued.
Dscea'ed resided in 59th Street, n Jar 4 ave
nus G ropsr GAMBLE hSld an iIqu.st yss-
ttrtsy upon the body.
FovaD DRowSKD.-Ths body of an isfInt
Vas found yestsrd ~ In the lock- foot OF West
25lh street, and C)roner JAcEMAS held al
irquest upon II. There were no marks OF VIC e.
lsEce upon the body.
SHOCKING q ND FATAL Accommodations
JIcKNAs held Al inquest az the N. Y. Hos
Fitsl upon Tho body OF JAS HERMAN, a native
Of Ir,iaud az years OF ago, who died from the
fleet OF Injuries received sJme dsys ago AZ the
stable cf the Dry Dock Stage Co. II appears
'ha, dec sss,d was engaged IN oillng q hay cut
ter Whan he fell upon the knives, which we're
Ia rapid mCtion, and was terribly cut and
manslsd. Erytipelas subsequently sniued, and
be did on Sunday Light. VId!c', accidental
death.
A WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT DKAD.-An
inquest was hsld at No. 1913 Mulberry street,
by Coroner JAcKMAN, upon the body Of Mrs
MANY BLAKKHAS, q native Of LELAND, 20
years Of age, who was accidentally shot on
Sunday afternoon and died half an hO1r after
vATda IL appears that young men named
j. w DUEN went 10 Vsit deceased and some
q L,r grand children, and while In the
~ IN with them exhibited Q revolver, which
was 10 ZONE upaccouGtabls mAnntr dischar god,
ard = ball from the weapon entered the chest
,t MIS- B-AKlMAN. Toe jury deemed the &C
cHtrsr cs purely accidental, and rendered. a vor :
dict TO that lfoct.
FATAL DLGsiISo ACCIDENT M. ALFRED
Wrt ERULL. ovsrsesr Of gang Of lAborsrs, en-
gSgsd in lowering the gJAds Of the 18Th avenue,
ne ar sgd street, was Killed at pcon yesterday,
by betpg struck upon the head by frag nsut
Oh rcck thro En from q blast which exploded
prenA ,ur,ly. Coroner GAMBLE held an inquest
upfn the body At the 23d PrsciAet station
Houso.
DRowNKD.--JoHs o KANH . young man,
who resided In 18Th street, was drowned yes.
tsrdSy, while swimmir G his hNse In the Eayt
River, nssr the fsot Of East 10th street. He
fell cff tho animal and was drowned before as
IissSuce cou'd he extended IN him. His body
WIS tksn 10 hiS LATE residence, where N In
qusst yts held upon It.
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tec,. Ism Accom-, 81 IN, n.rtl..

Richmord, la, Juy 81, ria Nev Orleans
20 ddy "a 6Gh. oIn me need near MalAss Vi
a. GA, . click th morning, sd became geu-
srhl about twelve.
L continued It'll about seven, when the Fed.
eralists retiltd, le.ying US In possession Of the
ht.d.
sEI MASS taitny OF lish, artillery was
takes. was d tlrribls bLttls, With great
ii GhIsr IN both sides.
l. isinpcsl'le 10 give details tonight.
LoUsuHe Monday, Ju,y % "A special dis.
patch 10 the Nashville Uni0a from Manassas,
18Th. fsys. that tho hgh. at Bells Run, q M
erSl BEAuREdAED commanded 10 person. The
ensUy vss rApulsed thIas times In greet )n-
fUs On AID los Ike WaShlnpH on Artillery Of
New Orleans, with sven guys, engaged SHIRE
MASS fifteen guns and after n aki ng the latter
charge position tf cen tinss, silsnced and
forced th'm to retire. Large quantitisa Of
aus were taken Oar loss was trtaing.
Msjor HANBIsDr and two Privatss ware killed.
Cop AiuH DuLiSKY CRIrTSAS, and three pti-
Yates were w undsd. A Federal otlicSr OF high
raik waslillsl and 1900 In Roli iAkSn from
hi b DIV,
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Its said by these who are aequ ,intsd With
the hissary Of American battles, that not a
single battle, waesd and fought on the Sab
bath, was gained by the attacking psrty dnr.
Ing the was Of the Revolution. In a public
assembly Of citizens, thst state nent was nude
o. matter Of fact. y'ssrdsy, and the nope
was eKpreS,cd that General Son1r might be Ia.
duotd 70 follow the cNsrnpls Of General WASH
noIos na-aa to spg'gs the enemy on tina
sassSain, utlsss fret attacked by him. LIT
our fa,igu'd and worn out soldiers have the
SABBATH for rest Oar troops must have rsst
and mead tie Sabbath.
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Another Fight In Missouri.

Kansas Ci,y, 2l.-By a special messenger
just arliyod We learn III, 'ol0~ing:-
A. 20 minutes pat > o'clock OF the 18th
Mi. Van hoRss cJmmand Of the Unitsd
States Resolve Home Guards OF this place,
numbering about 10 men was attacked by
500 rebels, under Capt. DUSCAH, . miles
hours during 81 ich time a coaJlnusi firing
was ktpt upon both sides at 20 minutes past
6 O'Clock the rebels withdrew, leaving tbs
Urited States irsoDs victorious. The loss Of
the r'bas was II KILLED, ioc' aiding Nv Off sara
arc several wo lndsd, while that Of ths United
States l.,rcss was only killed.
MAJ VAN hoAN ieft this city on tbs 18th,
Tor the purpose Of reinforcing Maj. DsAN,
nov holding Wsst Point, Missouri, Fith .
small force. be having routed 1000 rS5Sla as
that place. n
Further News. see Third BnHo.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27

AaoIuER PfIvArIER-Ths Bhtish schoo,.
sr TsviOt Bods, arrived yesterday morning H.
8 days from Nassau, N. p, and reports, July
10Th "a Cape Hatterss, saw a schooner lJ!nr
TO, utter Iib and uA'RsAil, teoi her TO DO n
pllCt boat. Al s o'clock $40 maze for us: a.
Q. 20, hHdirg that shs could not overhaul US,
fred shot which struck about 60 fest from
as en- our weather quarter. She was tn n
about 4 milss on and in return We bols,es
the British colors. We continued on on
COURSE. but were closely followed, ard 10 mia
utes Afterwards. smother shot was dred, su,
did not reach, h9vo 10. The craft came wi'i-
In so ards Of US on The weather side, and sftsi
inquiring oar port OF ealing from, dSsiinA ion
name and nationality, finally allowed Us "a
proceed. The schooner was about 90 feet long
pilot built, painted deep loGd color, eoPpOI
bottom, hsd a creS Of about 80. aud long
gun GmidshlpS No rumber or uAm,.
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thsir contents are strsvsd siorg VI, road. fhs
Who'll. fofos engaged { n our side Il estimated II
1900 men. 1hs enemy had three or four
TINES our numley. Some 81 cur troops we're
worn ont by long n archipg JsrrRRsoS DA-
WIS was IN the fsld On a vhf'e horsa The
enemy rarely lsf. bic intrepchmsnts, and then
only for few minutes, and did not puftus
with effect.
We ssrs gstiipg ,'one admirably when the
tsmstsrs begsn 10 iun, and the snsmys cav
airy broke TYLHs's line aud put II 70 light. -
Largo ordsis fer tsoops h i've bssr sent TO the
North. Cen kcCLfiIAs has been ordered
here.
The rain is falling uton our r.trss,ing lirss.
Col BusrKB's division sufsred most re-
vuely. 1t carried several Of the snsny's bat
terisr, attacking them In Tn, rear, bot was ic-
spfhcisnt 20 hold them, and 70 snforcsmsnts
do not coms no.
DOL HErsIzstMAS resolved q bulist 10 his
arm vbith was exuavtsd Wills be vss still on
bareback. Lent HsrkY ABBorr OF the
Topop rspbicai Engit ssrs lost HE hor., which
YES shot under him, the ball grazlag his lsx.
Col. BAKAros Of the % New Hsmpshi-e, lost
bic arm.
Messengers from the seems OF conflict rep 1rt
that our wounded troops are scattered In pro.
futitn along ,hs line a. battle, blended with
damaged artillery The scene IL sid 70 be
hssrifspding IN the extreme.
The vhols ~ the rii lsry accompanying thu
federal troops 10 reported 10 bav, bean kfi on
The fs'd or oUtu'ed ~ The enemy. A broth
sr Of Col MCCoOK, a Ohio, Is reported a
among TIE killed.
Among " osa rep r,od killed are Lieut.. Col
EUohrI ard C,pt THoMAs PRAs CHS MAeHsR,
Of the 69ih.
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TIE NRws IN a PKAYHR MHKr1SG. -Yes-
ierday the Lsws Of defeat and retreat was COM
uhicat,d to the Fulton street Prayer mts..
Ing. me nsws was very diHsrently received
from what light be expected. It did no. sp
PEAR 10 d.shesrten. But it was regarded a. q
rbuts to tho cry which tN bssn heard for
some days past in some our city jour-
nsls-'On to Richmond On to Richmond"
Ii was regarded IS better for Us not to
make or boast In our own strength, but to
fssl our entire dependence upon God.
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sse..Io. Acc..at Of IN. Bassi..

= Richmond July 20. ria Re's Orleans --Gsn.
BEAubEdARD and staff are safs. G,n BkAu-
nRoAtD's hor'e was th)t under him. Gen.
JOHNSON commanded the lsfI wbers tho
.nemy made their Hsrcss, attack. Gen.
BkAUREoAsD comm aaded the right. President
DAVIS reached 20 held at noon add took lm-
mAnd OF the centre. When the left was press
ed The severest, the sen'rs engaged = PORTION
u the snerny's f,rcss ard Sseidsd the fjrtuns -
CT the day. No other reliable reports ars IL.
e. cd, but 40 b ,uTlf sKpectad.
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IHG kEBAIs AT sRwKLLs roNr.


ST. Lopis, 'JyLye8, 20 yer two thousand dol.
lrs worth Of ihsdkipstS belonging TO NJ.
ksIIT, OF tho firm Of GkRHARr and kaLLY,
o. this city, designed for the SoIth, ware
sfizsd a. Ca9a Gifardeap, on tn. lat triD OF
the steamer Mapphis, nv Col. MARCH, Of tho
2lh Illinois regiment sucanPod al that
Ioitt.
Ter wagons lsdr' with g. msp, womsn
sd eh'l"rtn, arrived last night from the
rtSss country, Missouri. Thess people ware
driver fion tneir nom by III, secsss.onis's.
Accounts rom Galloway County rSpres Ant
t'.s orderly aad welt. i'po0'd maRr ar of the
= 3eral Weops IN that County as having al OK :
eellgnt tf.st upon the Secession ists.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27

A TuhoRArnio EERoR,-Id the nswI cir
ealAted about town ySsterday OF tia battle AZ
Bulls RuD, It was reported that Lieut.. Col.
HUoAAr. Of tho G9tl rsglu sni, was killed
This Ia no! by any mars prObaSls, as in con-
sequences Of the Injuries he received a short
lime SIN Q. by bang thrown from his horss, he
was 90 diiablsd as to be unit Tor service a,
latest sccopn,f. Ths unfortunate man VIII
has bssn miAtakn for hin was no doubt sitbsr
Capt. HAooHkrT 81 Company A., acting
Lsutsu ant Celouo', or Capt. RUGHsr, actIne
AdIutAnt. 20 .,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
sT xuxeRlPH TO TEE n r. SUE.
Foreign Intelligence
Four Days Later From Europe.
Arrival Of the Nsr,h Aueric.n

Firther Fo'nt. July 22.-Ths North Amsd.
can from Liverpool P. N. Of the Iitb, Via
Londonderry p. M. Of the 18th, passed Far.
Their Point at Q An.
She brings Ia passengers and 10000 In
specie.
Ths latest news via LJrdoneury, hiss not
come 10 band.
Lord PALnHRroN bad received the dspu-
tation platlv. t. tie plsve tr'ds He ststsd
that tbs rebuks be tdminisierd TO ths Span.
ish govsfpm. mt recently, bad induced them 10
send tfT to hO coast a Africa, q tumbsf o.
cruisds. Toe gCvernm.Lt dtbo Ulited S'a,es
we're n " doing D ere than ihsy ever aid BE-
fore 70 suppress he slave usds.
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