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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBELS
An ATTEMPT TO Gu OFF GEN. MCCLELLAN
eru LEE SENT TO INTERCEPT HIM.
,..,., p,,,..,, 70 1x,R y. Tdbuns.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July %, 1861.
Iettcrs have been received here to-day from
Richmond, communicating the Intelligence tha'
Gen. Lee left that city on the 18th inst, WIN
largo force for Lypchburg, on his way to in'er-
Cept Gen. McCellan's column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24
TIE FEELING IN BOSTON.

BosToS, Tuesday, July y, 1861.
The ENTHUSIASTIC reception Of the Sd and ith req.
ueu,s later from Fortress Monroe, together with the
impeuss crowds gathered TO cheer the 19th Regiment
on rs depare tonight indicates the reverse o. dis
couraVeaent by the hate battle. Oar people were
never more patriotic than now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24
o,,n oesrs- REREIs UNABLE no PURsUE

WASHINGTON, Iue3day, July -, lo"l'
Our losses have been greatly exaggerated II IS
LOW well ascer,aiued bat the KILLED will fall short OF
1000 The Rebels did not follow retrcatng forces
af er hey pa. Sod Bull Rum.
RECOVERY OF ARTILLERY.
Col. Ern,tein Of the Pennsylvania 2Jth Regiment,
returned 10 the battlefield about IL o'clock on Sat
urday night and brought of six pieces OF artillery
which be delivered to the commanding officer on Tic
Potomac yesterday evening The Colonel reports ia"t
the field was clear, and not an enemy in sight
REORGANIZATION OF THs ARMY.
Tie President aud Secretary Of War are vigorously
at work recognizing powerful army. Within the
last u hours over 60 900 fresh men with number Of
batteries of artillery have been accepted number
of regiments have arrived and every day will bring
immense achievements to the national Capitol Ten
new regiments will be in Baltimore by tins evening
The response from every quarter has been most
gratifying ana truly patriotic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24
ppoy THE SEAT OF WAR IN THE WEST

CAIRO, II, Iucsdhy, July %, IooI.
The rebel. sie rardly organizing opposite here in
Kentucky
II j. cnyreptI, ,e,oyted thni Watkins, with 1900
men is epcamred within miles of Bloomfield No.
lie I'm, no ,sld pieces, and his nen are poorly armed.
Claib. Jackson and STAFF we're at Memphis SaiGr-
day last.
An attae. on Bind. p5n, is threatened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24
prrURy op cor. DARTs REGIMENT.

PHnADrLPHfA, Tuesday, July 20, TOOL
Coz Dare's Third Regiment returned home thhs az
ternooa The regimen, is to reor9'aue recruit ara
return to serve for three years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24
A CAPTAIN OF THE SIXTY-NINTH REGl-
MENT

PHILADELPHIA, July 49, 1861.
A captain OF tie New-York 69h Regiment arrived
here this morning aud received at the depot quite an
ovation. The crowd took him on their shoulders,
cheering to the utmost His name could not be aseer
TIMED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24

TpE R.vl6Es or JacKsoN AND MS MLS ! - E ,ms
sorru.WEsr--Judge Williams Of Fort Sso.'y m
sas il now IN the city, pursuant TO moving ns
- Muscsiine Iowa, Biz former home lie M 49,,
soma in the United saes array and design sE from sS' he
them a. possible Inc 9 sOd was NJ the vicinity
20 soon after s5es famous exhibition
tsEs T. Observe, nSs a aSS' i g' ruin apd
unpregdsed 1aselompsnied the steps Of Jackson
srd Price wherever they have gon: ,h9 aps poorly
do not The name Of sSd nas 11S
srlea anu Nth threat OF iaiedias hasnas s.
s or s ',S 9Js q s .sG5ss 1fs &c
M 20 take the i ,;.Is ,Sat in bsls Jackson snS
S;e s,l lse are n great danger OF meeting .1 an la1 s
hS~ay who Vas ss asedS aS:1syn ieS lie. sry
some wees Wee Sich hlnd aud crowds were s0J ysek
nto knnsss 10 escape the despotn ana t .Ss reports Of
'l.o - his miDiop5 lie corroboraes ~" ro,s being
sou ~ ToLbers committed by them Of Of Serena
Wsgscted OF fSlr mills heas ssepIeo a.ds Sordss
desoatic following tie path o. .Ds ps@scrat Ju 2"
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REBEL ESTIMATE OF THEIR LOSS.

CAIRO, H., Tuesday, July IS. 1901
A, Memubis the loss of the rebels ST the fight at
Manassas il estimated at 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24

heee'P 'N.', 200 do OH ne,ii, 5s % 0si..
ITlY w. ts ~ gss bush w si 3 o. Ashs't '"
Se sl. , ~, 40 10 DO hys a eks<
d.. sua ~ ksss Lard
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AID FOR TIE WOUNDED.

K.roxAH. Westchestor c., n y July %, IS6I.
There were forwarded to-day, from the Jay Home
stead, by Pnens and Adamss ES Press 'o' sanitary .ns
Commission at Washington, two boxes containing iuv
hospital gowns and "A flannel shirts made oy tne wo-
men Of OF Katonsh and Bedford, WHO are aeuVey ''''
Timing their labors.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

Light Cavsiry.-The lat Regiment U. 8. Lancsrs,
which l. organizing In this city IL rapidly hng up Co
SMOLlNSkI to hom IA ntrnsted the formation OF II oy .s
War Department "a veteran Of high military ahainInenu
having in the Polish French, and English service sna
ivosaby known In the military circles OF those counes
In. headquarters Of the Regiment Is the War Department
Washington D. C., branch Of which at No PARK place
corner Of Brosdway NewYok Ia charge OF Acting Adu'snt
Lieut. p Il. McrIGHE TO whom all communications On the
business Of the Regiment from the loyal States TO be sd
dresed Gentlemen wishing to sise companies Of - men
EACH win receive First Leutenantces and In similar grade 10
the lowest noncommission. Pivses ambitious OF military
honos offered many Inducements and guaranteed speedy
uromotion. Pay for privaes, IA per month.
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Hlilitarn Notltes.

u. s. MusTgRiSG OrrIcE, No. 70 9wHIrnsr,)
Oct B 1861. !
All Officers Of the Army ON Recruiting Ser
vice for Regiments IN the Geld wishing TO End oITsrd s
ct requistiOns for transportation Of his once
before d. ~ As special train win be dispatched each day
Ntp. m. ID. Il. SACkET, Inspector General,
Colonel u. B. A., Mustsring Ohcer.
DEpineuil Z0uayes.-rhis splrndid resi@cnt, %.
rsnzed tie French PLAN is rapidly hus np The entire
command will be about two thousand strong sbon; oneha OF
which arc ready for marching eIdc tow good men
wanted FOR The Second Battalion Call at the Recruiting Quar-
ters, al City Hall Park Coloue Il. J. DEFiNEuIL,
Headquarters, 10. t6 White-st.
Notice-RECRuITING for the THiRTY.sEVENTH
RECOMMENDING gallant r., gimsnt, nov tho Advance
Guard Of the Army Of the Potomac Ia raising some more good
Recruits win apply ct the corner Of An'y and ThomP
onss In the City Hall Park All Desertss from thi'
Regiment ordered report to Lieutenant JAMES L.
DUNCAN THIS DAY. By order Of
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

rI,HE TRIBUNE'S WAR MAPS.--NOw ready,
i an EXTRA TRIBUNE containing tho various Maps pub
H.hed in TIE TRIBUNE Sncs the commencement OF the
War 1t contains list Of the Killed and wounded In the
late battle 90 far sscersipsd Price Ave cents. Three dol
lars per 100 Terms cash.. Address
-, rHE TRIBUNE, New.Ysrk
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

Third Edition.

FINHE LPTTLEJOHN LIBEL SUIT.-A yer.
l. baim report Of the trial OF the sui, Of LlTTLEJOhN
VI. GREELEY ia publ in pamphlet form at The Tribune
ogcs. 1t contains the Pleas Opening and Arguments OF
Counsel Railing. OF the Court the entire Testimony Summing
up Of Counsel TO- Our subscbs who desire to secure Snd
preserve f report Of this remarkable trial. will do well 10
procure our pamphlet edition. Price 10 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
To the Electors of the Fifth Senatorial Dis

N
trict-The in nporAnce Of selecting Legislative RepeseT
tiyes whose Utegity and sbiy are beyond question:
updersood by all czens but there has heretofore
bsen an alos, cmira Indifference among the very peoe
whose are NOS. involved In the nomination csnd
dates as the dsgsceu and uDbushng corruption indned IN
for years Gst representatives. at Albany proves or
the pur ,ose Of correcting evil the enoy oil "bn hs
increased al each election the undersigned sk clped ID
yeftir.tiog of the claims Of Mr. THOMAS LITTLE. tbe
nominee Of the Republicans Of this district Tor the eee Of
State senator. -,
Nh Little has been one the Supervisors Of the city for the
lsrt three years ard during that period not wPer hss
be neKiby honest devoted to the Interests OF the people
experienced legislative duties and every way fitted or he
post to which hs friends and political associates seek 70 ees'
him They ask the support only OF those who Zee the I'm
portance Of selecting the best adapted lI tbs Sini
ruished and honor able position convinced that II Mr. Lfe
/. elected the exercise Of his weled abilities oano sD
reflect credit upon hs constituents and promote the u"o
welfsre. -,
n A. Readinr Augustus Weismsnn,
Isaac L. Smith Henry A Burr
T. a. Moran Jackson :. schub
Samuel 5. Richardson, John Dearborn,
las X Place William Tnsow,
Page T. Gale Josiah hips:
John Hayward, Hiram Meint''
VIM. L. Miller, b. w ospoIn,
Tbo's Took.r Leopold Ansbsohes,
William Rabold, James oTegoiJ'
ID ID WRIGHT q. c Lugar
Levi. Woodruff. Charles Perey, sen.
Robsrt Fair John A. Devesu,
=. II. Brummeu, John A. Pett,
Joseph Abbott, Andfew j. Ssse'
Jobu Martin, d. Galway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
UNITED STATES MrsigRiNG OFFICE, !
No. 5g Whi'e-st New.York. Oct. II. l86l.}
The Attention Of Onlcers Ofthe Volunteer SER

vice recruiting for regiments In the field is called to the fol-
lowing paragraph of General Order No 3d. dated War De
nartnent Adjutart Generals Office, Washington Oct. T.
86 Ofcers Of the volunteer service sent upon regmens
recruiting service VIII make three mustefin rolls OF re-
,s enisted the first Of hh will be sent to the Atjuan
General OF the Army the second TO the General OF
the state which the regiment belongs and the third TO the
nsndng officer OF the regiment" Mnssrin Tolls can DO
ohfsjusa nv appicsiion at this Office. d. b. SACkET
Inspector General u. =. A., Mastering -Oticer
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

Ara meetiug of the Republicans of the TWEEN.
ty-second Ward, held i'ih,I snd nioaawsS, ou We
evening Of Nov L. the following resoliionswee unanimously
Rf,or,4 That the resolution p.s,ed s, evening in the
Hal irdorsing the nomination OF j. Phelps for senator
OF the With Senatorial District, ard instng Charles r.
BdS for member Of Assembly Of the 18th District Dc re-
Rssoired Thst the nomination Of RICHARD B. CON
MOLLY for Senator Of the With Senatorial District Dc
Sn,oip,d That the nomination Of MICHAEL MILLER a.
candidate for member OF Assembly for this District be in'
RSsolrea That the name Of J. w BROWN be substituted
for that of Fred. Vul,ec for Sheriff. ,s.,
The Rev. NJ HALE SMITH delivered magnificent ps'n'
wv '''' N-'' ALFRED LANCASTER, ch,irmau.
THos. ~ MiRoH.sD, Secretary.
Seventh Ward Peoples Tp'cn Ratincntlou
ncton Of party IN favor Of the Peoples Union st.is and
1G%Ps,T' sEe i9I,d K attend seson - s
tnic Hall No es E.,. Broadway The Hon HoI,ee Gr.sIsy
Hs' y a1yIpd % 5sms MHSi cS SOii@ S.apf. sh.ss
VIM NJ Evats and Others have been invited to address the
ssns A1ds'0n e'sSied G-f ce WOOL S Ps Ps.i.S
SAMtst sAMhs T. r. p4iass maRissEY. Twice. erre.ideni.
EpwlRD NJ. sKIDsoRR, Secretary.
Sixth Ward Republican Associatisn;-A met
iuE Of The As,oca,ion will he held SATURDAY EVEN.
ING Nov p at No 81 cenie't, at Z. eeoes for h- Par
D.B. DwIRE. President
6ss" GSDsas cosH, GsySDr' secrstshs.
Third ward Republlcan Associnuoh'- ,e,N ne,N
ing Il this Association will be held THIS saturday EVEN
ING Nov 2 1861 at No ~ Greenwich 81 at oeloef Tor
purpose Of Tang the Nominations made by the hepub
can County and Judid Conventions Punctusl attendance
requested There will slso be Meeting OF the Ward tx
ecutve Committee. BY order r. 5. GOULD, President
JOBS NJ. COsTA, Secretary.
Twelfth Ward Republican Assoria tion "A
speei. Meeting Of this A.'oeiaton win be held on sAIUR
DAY EVENING Nov. 1861, 9, !. o'clocf o. beadquas.
teu, corner l2sth.st- and 5t.u.
WILLIAM DUNNING, President
VIZ. v. P.noR. Secretary
The Pnurfh Ward Republican Assorin tion
will hold Special hasinR No as Pearl SATUH-
DAY. Nov ~ 4 0sSck, 10 reilly .ho kerBbcAn sup
nations HEnhf hFs'SDHaf' i's-fS"a.
VIZ. PHIW, } sscYs,sd,.
Morris FEBiDsAN,
Twelfth Assembly District Conventlon.-Ihe
R.urlran csndidste for Assembly IN the AlIth District
having withdrawn the the Convention viii meet
Tor The purpose Of making nomination THIS tSatgrdsyD
YVHNIS0 at No. I'll Avenue d. A. a o'cloeh Per order.
PETER HAMlL Chairman.
c. DOSliDsOs Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
Third Editlon.

housekeeping Hnrdwnre.-WholeteleS Stock at
retail OF Firelrons Fenders Scnttles, Fre'Guard.
Coal Vsses Pokers Ash siers, B:ne Cohee aud Ts,
Uras ChsaUE Dishes, Blower Stands. slyerplafed and
Jspanisd Ware Kitchsn Range Utensils. Table Cutlery,
Toilet Bets Door Mats kc.. for g,le cheap by
WINDLE Co.. No So Msidsnlsns.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

United states sbnrpsboOfers, Col. Berdun.I
Good shots. desirous OF joining this fyors corps may spy
10 Can't H. d. TYLER at tho Camp Of Rendezvous, Wee
hawken near 42dst Ferry landing This company Will De
thoroughly equipped before leaving camp
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

G, ceorge,s Church stnyves square, will be
- ~. r., UnnSic worship. TOMORROW EVENING, OF /
o'clock, Nov 2.
The Trune Iod.-The Rev. HENRY BLANCHARD
I nJeeh ou this subject in the Church Of the Restoration
r Triver,alis corner Of Monroe place aud Clark
Rrootln, TO MORROW EVENING. The public COR
daily Invited TO attend
The Peoples Meeting, at No lS7 Bowery, EVERY
SUNDAY Subjects or tie 30, at p. m; The Correspond
ence Lord Lyons aud Mr. Seward the Suspension
OF the Habess Corpus snd the Rights Of Citizens and Den
zeas." At :! Emancipation, its Effects upon the
War and the Union"
The Rev. Mr.. Wiley, Rector Of Christ Church VIII
by request preach SEkMON before the members Of the
1ist Regiment TOMORROW Sunday EVENING, nov. j.
in the Church Of 5hay and 35bs Services COM
inence at a o'clock
The Rev. Newton HestoD, the new y-eiected pas,
tor of the stae-st Congressional Church. brooklyn VIII
be gin his ministerial labors TOMORROW The Psstors
Appeal his People" wall be the sur ect of the Morning dis
course OF 0l O'Clock The PatoTs Inaugural Prayer VIII
be the subject in the Evening, at Z. o'clock.
The Rev. DIR. Preniiss win preach TOMORROW
in Dodworhs stsdo Building correr Of STRAY and 2ttht
at lOi q. IN. and p p. IN.
-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
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seventh Senatorial District. -"yustice TO the Dem
orrsc Union r,ombers OF the last ener
Of The National Government in the State Sen
Sc Fof sspssor-DemocrAc Union kepnblesn Nomination
lsy sts.t esss.eg,... .RICHAkD ~ SVNNo4AI'
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G., George,s Church Stnyvess sqnare, will be
- tor USbc worship, TOMORROW EVENING, OF /
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

Executive Com miftee of the Republican Cen.
frai Committee specis Meeting OF this Comnittec
VIII be held st besdquser corner Broadway and 23ds
SATURDAY. EVENING, Nov. 2, a. u 9,clocs
ID. L. PETTEE, Chairman.
F1sEHY EDWARDS, Jr.,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
For Member Of Assembly.
VIlrH DISTRICT,
9th and 18th WAKDs,
HENRY J. RAYMOND.

Al Meeting of the seventh Ward Republi.
eau Association hold at No 68 Eas, Broadway, on Fri
day evening, Nov ia6l and a, which Mes Joseph Hore
EPes Eiery. Francis Lambert and the venerable Cen
Hamilton nsds eloquent speeches the following resolution,
offered by David Litcbenhem, and, notion adopted
Rssosed That this Association cheeuy indorse and sfy
and viii give its hearty and united support at the
ton TO all the nominations made by the Republican State
Comfy Judiciary, Senatorial and Assembly Conventions
Resoed That the Republicans OF this Ward have special
TO rejoice at the nomination Of of s most tried and
faithful paoc servants Joseph Hoxie for County Cers and
that called by every consideration OF patriotism
and duty, TO utmost exeron. by dong p
pull sE1 pail altogether to elect the whole ticket triumph
antly.
Aud on motion Of John N. Gallagher the Secretary the fol
lowing added:
Ees0ecd That in candidates for Assembly Francis
Lambert Of the lNth and Epes El-ry Of the With Die
trics We find the nobest work God, honest men, aud
youd deem he election representative, our State
Legislature triumph Of country that trsitofous
In their endesyes destroy country and poute
our hag. JAMfo r. fh1EoohN, reGoent
JoHs ~ GALIIGHKK, Secretary.
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eost: Boys arc prepared for all the Colleges
Of the State. for all the Military and Naval
: choois of the South. Payments half in nd.
y ance, balance on the 18th Ugly.
For details call and rend DR.. Pierce's Circu-
lars u Zig Theory Of Education is the most. ex.
sJsnuary 9Th. 1861, 81, St
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-25
HEADQUARTERS.
EIGHTH REGIMENT, S. G. \

EIGHTH REGIMENT S. G. NJ
"a WHERE will be an election for Colonel of
the Eighth Regiment, South Carolina
Mi!l'la' TO I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Col. Wm NJ. Rogers. at the
respective Muster Grounds on FRIDAY, 25,h
day of JANUARY next.
The Captains commanding Companies will
call two subaltcrns to their assistance. and
open the Polls at 10 O'clock 4. 81, and close
q o'clock, =. NJ, and meet at Morrow's Old
fieid on the day following coEnt the Votes,
and declare the election, anu forward the rcsuj,
to Gen. j. l.. Bates
Major j. L. Owen and Captain S. H. Jones
are charged with the cxtcntion of this or
der.
By order Of Gen. j. p DATES.
WILLIAM JAY,
Lieut. Colonel, 9Th Reg't., S. c. NJ.
SAMUEL HUNTER. Adjutan