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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

| (tENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot Of COurtsnd, at asSP.Sa JsnS
Ess,on with Length Valley Rarosd aud It's connections fsrns
's sFsS Gs March 100
HARRsECRs E,raEssAts m for E.stcn Reading f0s''
Man TEAs- AT for Ea..On, Water Gap, sorsnsss'
dIs hfnS chun WILLIAMS.
| port Reading. POtsyile Harrisburg &C. .r.
sF:s: va TE.Is . 7 somsr,ie r.. p,.r,.,
from NewYOIk arrives Harrisburg at Rso moon 10 time e
Railroad Northern Central North and South and with the Com
bertrand Valby Railroad p t N.y..
from Pier No North River at 7ao and h;" m s' |~
LEAVE EI1asEru-A.s:s $780, and sss m l:sO and 60
ss.' Berger fSp ND sI S.2s
| L,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via SHORE
LINE RAILRoAD.-Trsins leave eoTper Of 9Th ct and
'sh.v at pl' p IN and M DAILY ssady fnseP ss
E'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
PORT and FALL RlvER-Ths splendid and .opsris,
TUESDAY TayRspAYs and sATURDAY a. O1tC5s
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p m, from Pier n"
Hereafter no rooms win be regarded secured to any sps
until the same .hs have been paid for Ia, sy
an h'pi'" '' WI BORDEN Agent, NO. 70 and II we..s
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD ALBA,
III NY and TROY. CONFECTiNG WITH TRAINS NORTH
| and WEST. Trains leave; a.,
Exprsss and I a M and 325 T25 1i3V m. aud 3o en-
r and S s,0, with deep ics ! m sund.y. ioslsl,
ing carl gas ~ M m and ls.so and AS p
II m, and N xxnn
Peekskil train, 3:Jop. m 80 y
Sing Sing train, s:S and A;1O ana ~"
Tany Vt train, s:4Op. 7;lo g m s.,,.n,.,.
NTIGUT BOAT to NEW-HAvEN.-Fare 81;
IN B,rh, free-Tbs TRAv Err leave. at II M arriving
G ,,me for q, early morning Trains The Elm CITY Leaves
North from New Haven at II Merchandise iowrsss
f Massa ,hus.s vermont, Montreal and Osdensoarg ~
Ne IS East River, Nsw-York. -
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL
IN ROAD for Albany and Troy, connecting with the Wv
York Central Railroad for all points Wess Nef,h Wes'
South West also with the Northern Railroad ie Stsosr
land, Burhr ston, PsubuE Rouses Point osden'ous"
Montreal a.. - c~,~,o.
fsOs TnrOsnOv, Cir saos 'srn s 81 Is STE.
Eup. Train ! a M m .nd,2op M io:as . M
Express Mail Train los m IN. .,S an toc.1
For wiIlansbrdse White Plains Crotop fsn' ina ~ -
trains time table NJ E1Pssss sIRnIiL Asst supt
Sunday morning, JUN ,o S1-
NEW-JERsFY RAILROAD For PHiLA,
IN DElpHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Vie JEhssI
CrY-Msil aud Express Lines iesye New Ss . =, C,a
End ende m Fare - .h,nssap Nes orIssns ssd
me South &c. md hossh baggage ehscAsd 70 "s.'As''
"a m and " v WOODRUFF. A....n. sups.inssna:ss
baggage Os received iS q sny sss sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
90 iubom II man Concern.

A YOUNG LADY, IL years of age, wishes to
IN ind her parents and relatives, supposed to be living
the state Of New York she stolen when on her
way 10 school when about Of ard brought to Illinois.
her John and Mary Ann Codon her two
Oldest brothers, john and Andrew there five OF the family
two Of HON We dead before she left boy and g
she had Andrew Nico and John Nco engaged In
the business ANY inform alton. by which she mud
any of them will be thankfully received Address ROBERT
Brown, somonsuk, Dekslb County Ill
LII persons are hereby forbidden to trust my
"A wife LAyNiA LOZlER a. no debts contracted BY h.r
will be recognized or paid by NE. LOLlEh' NJ u.
CAUTION.-All persons are cautioned against
" purchasing losning money certain BoSD or MORT
the Clerks office Of Cbeutau9ua County and Puporng h.ye
been made BY SOPHIA BURLlkGAMk Of Pomfret, In said
County to ANDREW ALEXIS b RI lNGAME, now Of tho
CITY OF NewYork for the Of ) 600 One Thousand Dol
without knowledge consent real estate Ia which have
aud in violation Of the Statute Of this State
March 90 1860 Concerning the ghs and Liabilities Of Illus
band and WIFE," and IL therefore yoid-panhk March ~,
1861. n bOhiNoAmh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Ueooins CARDS, &e.
Ocean 9teamsrs.

NOR KINGSTON, JAMAICA-yAMAiCA
II AND NETWORK SCREW srEAM,PACKET LINE
"a arh of eseh month The msl steamship CLEATUk Co.
Wi.m Lord win sail for the ;So.s r9Fs on r,1,s -.
Az, sscond cabin $50, third class, $3s .ooru
Pos freight OF passage apply 10 WALDEN boVfn' 49,
"a 81 pyoad -st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

a. ~ AnIA FOR SALE, on easy terms,
a. ,UUU. HOUSE and LOT. In we.. t4th-.t., NORTH
,1 Of lie rect middle one theel House 10 In ros
IS n deep atoy and Brick In perfect order Apply
at No 81 Parkrow, Room No. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

DROADWAY STORE to LEASE.-The larg
ID new Marble hvestory BUILpiHG sstriD teet NO, !,
the most p,,e sls, Window CrOon fixtures
nc i John WOLFE, No. % Wsuen-s.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Boots, Shoes, &e.

o. . SHOES AND GAITERS-A NEW STYLE
RO-AT JoNES's, NOS. 10 AND IL ANN-SE
p. S.-CALL AND SEE THEM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Groceries ano provisions.

DYE FLOUR.-A superior article for bakers and
III family u.e made from selected Rye at tho sts Mills,
..i, nm, ohn.eT, by MILLER CARR,
Nos a PesIl-st. and u Bridgo-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
90 Eei.

business ROOMS to LET,
ID AZ No 6s Fulton st.. corner Ryder allsy
Pst o.ss budil excellent Light cheap rent to Responsible
tenahtA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

ITO PRINTERS.-Wanted, this morning, an
IL Adams Feeder BOY, ALSO two BOZ TO feed
snd point on Cylinder Pies.es ,.,, =, =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Dantins asaoemies.
nlusical Instruments.

A Superior 7-octaye Round Cornered Rosewoo
n Gilbert PIANO (eoa t9,s,, but little used Tor sle
A,, soc,ay, Piano. for slc tine assortment OF ~
For.. u,ru0um and Msod.oBs for .as for ront at 10
80. 3. 7. OOhDON No. 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

CERVANTS.-Tbe Employment Society at Gin
~ ton Hall As,orPlsce and sth ST., rear Broadway for
French Scotch Welsh and other German and frcnch
languages spoken. A lady in attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

VUAMBERS-ST. STORES to LET.-The neN
" STORE and LOFTS. Of Nos 1854 aud 100 Chsmbe"Ns,
6..a front LOFTS to LET.-1be LOFTS OF tbs marb
front store No l23 Chsmber"1 Apply al no lbs Cosmpei..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

wv ANTED.-A young Man from l6 I" 20 years
w old who resides with his parents AsSSTANt CLthk
in an Office aud generally useful must be Of good
moral habits wlite plain hand and give good city refer
Apply in the handwriting OF the applicant to Box NO
l9l IIihnne nicA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

IA INSTITUTION No ga Hrosdway up ,iaifs, nrsI Gar
considered the reliable and best Of the kind
in the civ. number Of selected clean, civil aud capable
SERVANTS from all nations for CT aud country, at moderate
WAGES Eleven yeaIs e.tablished. Term. moderate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

CHICKERING 81 SONS
~ GRAND, sQUAhE and UPRIGHT PLAhos
WAr,foota., No. s9t Broadway. -.
sou. have bceL awarded thirty eight Phe Medals Tor INC
Superiority Of thsn mAn9i.e,uI. tos IN. p-' - JoN@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

NNTANTED.-A STEWARDESS for an Ocean
Steamer, Clerk for shipping Office two Porters for
stores Apply at No. Chathsun-s square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

TTO PRIN ERS.--A sItudtIOu rs OONI OoII VN
wanted by young In the city or country would be
willing to 70 under for years st very moderate
wages can set Thousand pI day ard read manu-
scnpt well Addre.. p \. MCLAUGHLIN, Box No 1853 Irb
Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-23
s.co.isu Account q the Battle.

Richmond, Va, July 2l. ria Neto 0rledas,
bondoy PA dRht c unnamed near ManAss Z
II ioai o'LS,k ths morning, sad bscams gsa-
srAl about twelve.
Il coD,inusd till about seven, when the Fed.
eralists retired, leaving US In possession Of the
fsId
SHEtMAN's battery OF HABIT artillery was
taken. IL wss q terrible battle, vita great
II ,ue hter en- both sides.
l Is impcsiels 10 give detail, tonight.
LOpsrIRe Monday, Juty ~ "A special dis.
psts Ia u the Nashville Union from Manassas,
18th. says, that the fgh: AZ u ais Run, q w
erHi BkAURBaARD co0msnd.d 10 person The
enemy as rspulsod thres una In great IN
fus on aId loss Ike Washington Artillery Of
New Orleans, with sven gurs, g. gagged So kE-
MAE fifteen guns and after Ut aking the latter
change position az can times, siiencsd and
forced them b. itire. Large quantiti.e ot
arms were taken Oar loss was u,dng.
Major HARRISON and I 20 privatss were killed.
Cop ANS DULANsY Cams and three pri-
Yates wsIe wounded. a fsdsrAl officer OF high
raIk was killed. and SEQ In golI Iaksn from
his bOdy,
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Fires, I,sas.s., Aeoia-al., Ass.

Child KILLED NJ FALL.-CHonsr GAM.
East I'D street, upon the BODY Of SAMUEL
CoLLAhD, q child 8 wears Of age, who was
killed Or Saturday aftsflooa, by falling from
the roof OF she'd upon the brick pavement
bslow. He bad gone upon the roof 70 play.
Verdict accidental te.th.
FArAL FALL FROM Swrso.-JoHS NOR
RIsEY, native Of Iceland, SO years Of age,
was hill,d On Sunday aftsIntr by fall pg
from q s-ipg at jones' Wood. rs got upon
the swirg with his vie. and whils stan ing
up, The sving bang in rapid notion. fell back
wsfds 10 the ground. Toe shock caused cDu
cussion Of the bra'n n. and DEATH soon snsasd.
Dscea I'D rssidsd In Ssh 5 rsst, near "a ave
nua Coroner GAMBLE had an inq uest yss-
Urdsy upon the body.
FogsD DHowSKD.-Ths body Of an infant
wa found yestsrd.y In the dock, f1ot OF West
25th street., and G Wonsr JAoSMAE hsId al
Inquest upon II. There wore no mark, OF VIC.
lsRce upon the body.
SHOCKING AHD FATAL Accommodations
JAoKNAs held An inquest At the N. Y. hoe
pital upon the body Of JAS KERSAs, native
Of Ireland 70 years Of age, who died from the
effect OF iBjnTiss received some days ago a. ihs
hteDlO OF tno Dfy LUCE OLhko w. ~ aPPoe'i
that deceased vas engaged IN oiting hAy cut
ter, whom he fell upon the knives, which var,
Ia rapid motion, and was terribly cut and
m ana fad. ErytipelAs subsequently, enlued, Anc
he did on Sunday Biget. V'rd.c, accidental
death.
A WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY SHor DHAD.-Au
inquest was hsld at No. 1928 Aulssrry str.st
by Coroner JACKMAN, upon The body Of MIS
Macy BLAKxAAu, . native Of Ireland, Il
years Of age, VITO Was accidentally shot on
| sunday aiternoon and disd half an hour altar
wsrnA II appears that young msn Mans
| j, rs DGSr went 20 visit dscsssed and sou'
Of hsr grand ehDd-sn and While In tn
| rom with them exhibited revolver, whict
was 10 sons unaccouItabls msnnsr dtscharsed
arc ball from the weapon entered the enss
| of Mrs BLAKEMAN. The jury dssmed the oe
cuusncs purely accidental, and rendered YER
diet to that effect.
FArAL BLASTING AooIDSsT ALFaEI
wnAHRuLL. ovsrsesr Of gang OF lab'fsrs su'
gagged In lowering the grade Of the 9th avenue
mAr SGD street., was killed at econ yestsrday
| by ha,gg struck upon the bead by rag men
| Of T,ck throUp from = blast which exploded
p,sEa'ur,ly. CoI,ntr GAMBLE hid an lnquss
| up.n the cody at tbs 23d Precinct psauoI
| House.
DRowSED. -JoHS OKAHH, . young man
who resided 10 10 h street, vas gro ynsa yes
tsiday, while svinmirs his horse In the EA'
River, nssr the foot Of East l6th street. ID
fall n tho sAImsl and was drowned bssor. as
sist1rcs ecu d be ex.sndsd 10 him. His bod
Ma Aka 10 his lac rssisa1ss. ssers Al In
qVset Wa hsld upon Is.
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The Federal and Rebel Losses at
Bulls Run, &c.

i;'lsliagtoa, Juiy %, ria Baltimore July %.
hove sn-nt OCH hours In carefully qies-
tiorine tie returned toldiera ia various par q
q ihs ,ity. Our loo e. arc far less ssvere than
wa at hrt 70 ported by sca'ed civilians and
ru' I'm tolditrs There are pro ia1ly no. 300
VI Id, snd pe bsps no. 200, fjr ex am la The
"a Conbecticut regiment returned, shich wAs
reported N tho morning as badly cut up, iosi
tut zen.
The New Haven Grays have oil returned
III ham d yet this regiment Vas exposed to
| frtqu.n nj v.il.ys OF cannon and muskoiry.
Again. ECO OF hILswoRrHs Fire Zjuaves
! were reported to have be-n rarnouud.d In the
rcsd and annihila ed by the 81 ,ck Horse Cav
airy. On the contrary, they Gu. down and
| Destroyed the cavalry and suffered little lose
/ tbsmteives. In this encoupt,r the NeH Irk
7l't also reported as used up. suffered bat
little ard so OF others. Few Of the vast nuu-
bsr Of balls fred by the rsb,ls TO IL effect.
Tn the contrary, all the ios'anses dc allied by
our men stoW that I'll, enemy suffered severely.
Three Nsw York Frs Zinavet wac were
scouting IN The advances hunted the rsbsls on
the sly liTe squirrels among tn. bushes, and
ebalk'd do.n 20 as positively killed by them.
The N. 7. list came u Jon q rih.d gun. IL
lot 4 men, nut In rslurn killed the whole u
the IS rebels seercted.
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Thirty-seventh Congress.
EXTRA sR-sION-ses.te.


Vdshi.oton. Jn,y 22.-Ths bill 10 incrsase
the m, dicsl c1rps ol me navy was taken up
and amended % 90 10 provids for hlliog vacsn-
cee In the Naval Academy, and passed
The bill 10 provide fOr iron clad thips and
foatipg batteries was passed.
The jjint resoluti N providing for Board
Of EoRine.rs 70 exsmIns the S;evsn's hosting
battery at Hoboksn, N. j., was passed.
The bill providing for the con6scaiOn OF the
property Of the rsb.ls found In A.ss against
the Government was taken up.
MIR. TsunBULL (IlL) offarod an ansud msut
providing that am person h,ld 70 service or
labor, employed or 10 any way aiiing the re-
belli n against the governnsbt, shall be Tor
feited 10 tia master.
MIR BE,chrssnoE (Ky) a.kcd for the yeas
ana Daya Aired 20.
Mr.. 1RuNBuLL said he was glad tho yeas
ard nays were called for. lie w.htsd TO 100
Who would vote TO allow trait1rous matters IN
en- iluy siav,s TO sht OF down Uniin nun. II
tire s. mater from Kentucky Is In favor OF II lot
hi " vote for IL.
tir. BRf cKIaHIDoE said tho remarks of tho
| Senator were not calld for. II, inteudsi 70
| do bis DUTY accoi dit z 10 his ieeas OF the Con
| sttution.
Mr.. wuloN (Miss said he should vote for
| II gladly. lie thous bt the time hal cone
VII n the GUv-rnn eni should pat q STOP TO
trait ~ On ploying bundmsn TO shoot down m.n
UkntliK lnoT COUNTY,. hoFel tOo'v
was Q Pablo sent ment which -oIlt blast az
Sens or who defer DIS traitors frtm ding saeh
tn -.
Nc. Is iHcKIsRDoN (Kv.) said be supposed
the S.ns,tr from Massao bussuts wA doinl
what h. opposed his DUTY. The Se-atOr iroa
| kouiu,kg should do tho sttns thing
| The amoi dmsut was Agr-e1 TO. Yeas ~
I pays G NJ airs. BRHCK,SB'DGE Jom+Eos
| Mo. KvNH,pY PrAbUE, PULA AMI POWELL
| voting w the n awe.
| Tue bJl wss A. sn pa ed.
MIR fHssI rpE, We from the Commits
on tuancs ported shil supp emsuJAry .
the nc' authorizing national loan, and
was p1stei.
hr. M1D1UoAL (Ch } cfFired resou'io
that II il ito y, 10y ~ tns q ,ysrnm- nt to o
g-tizc IN sTmy Of lon CO.. mon on thu BAT
ol tho ros ular army. Rpfersd 10 he mll,tAr
c mmittee.
after the executive section, the bill TO II
crease the military ,fiab hnsnt, which wa
return &c nom Tho Hons, with amendmenti
| vas token up and the So a.. refused 70 cJI
| cur Ia the smen- mems II tue lluus-.
The reso'u ion To pay the Stoos NJ Sebat
DOUGLAS was reformed from III, HOUSE. vii
an amendment TO pay o. $50 mileage,
which the S mate refus' d To cobcur.
A m'tsIg- Was received { ON ths Pfesid On
| Executive session. Adj urned.
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Doa,h 81 Coz h.uasdy.

The suddsa csath in Washington city o
Col. WN. ID. KsSSl by, Of thu Jasksop Quad.
(TAmmAuy RssimsnD VII cause the deepest
sHrow AMONG his numerous friends ia tbs
city. For many w,eSs h, dovotad not only
his time but large portion Of his priya q
means 20 the organiz ,lion OF the regime ,
which be intended should demonstrate tbs 10y.
atty Of Taumany to To. linton and the auI
secession prit cipl,s Of JAcKsoSi and W. know
with what sagerB.ss h. desired that biz regl.
msnt sbOuIo reach " .shir gton in timt I, par
ticipAte In the first strand battle 10 Vusin't
Today we cannot enc into n Biographical II,
ties Of the dsoeAsed, bat this We can say u
him, that he was mau Of foand juIgsGen.
whose opinion vas al~sys respected by hi
political sssoci,,sS -hold and truthful 10 IL
expression q his convictions. ard failhfal al
ways TO his irisndA In his dsath, TAuman.
lesss one q her best leaders and eour sailors.
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Account of the Ret&
WdsIinoton. JuIv 22-An agent ,

WdshiRotOn. July PAN agent Of Sns T. B,
ciaie+ Pes furnishes tue folio eng; n
To. retreat OF the troops 70 Csutrsvills
etc -tssfnl'y accomplished BY 3 O'Clock .
evening, the regiments regsining the p si'fss.
vscstsd In tho mornipg, mious largs nu M
that had sea tered in the woods la vansu ,,
recti1ns, those tnst sue, esdsd Ia rsac ling c
uevil bad sn opp,rtOni y of hours Ia sle-'
The -tsrv. force under CD. Mnhs b,ing p
ed boy ond Censtevil,a i
Al one o'clJck 10 the morniRg the rstr N
FIRM That pint CO nmencsd zno vas mag
tanned in gcoi order to arlington Hsighs z
Alexsadria. TIE army. in It's retreat, ~
COMPELLED To lssys behind lrgs amount
provisions and ammubitioo. About 40 arr.
vas, ms fell into th- hsnds Of the rebels. !
As fast as the Federal troops retired I'll y
posi lone we're INN ,diat.lv occupied by 6
Tepsls until after Fairfax Court H,use VI
passed after which cha pursuit was no, c,s
uhusd In many instances the tosns,crs u.
h,tehsd the horses and sbandoped the WACO.
whs's tbeIa was not III. slightest necessity
The fsbei cavalry was the tsrror OF our volut
teers who were con psll.d 10 kssp In the weea
TO avoid tsing charged by them.
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runsDAr MORNING, JULY 20, 1861.


Tnr city vss thrown into the GREATEST ak
citsusnt ystsrday, BY the announcement that
our troops, sfsr hsvbg de,asd the rebels In
three e.g.gem.nts At Bulis Ran, were com
p,llsd 10 retreat before "a ovsrpowsring foics
estimated st $4,000 msn. Gen. PATTERSON,
Commanding th. Pennsylvanis vtlunts.rs In
stead Of following up vigorously Gen. JoHs'
sons ociupn, allowed II 70 retreat smol.sted
and eject junction with BsAsRRoAnD's for
CO. This accession 70 the rsbel fHcs enabled
than 10 take the offsnsive, ami our troops,
ovrpow,rsd by numbsrs were compelled to
retreat upon thsif old llnss Of dsfncs.
r.Tks rebsls lad not only saPerir number,
but had al the advantages Of position and our
trocps being without sufficient cavalry and ar
tnlsey TO support their attacks, we're obliged
TO retire. Our dispaichss describe the retreat
a. one Of The most disastrous character, but
our oorrsspo ndsnts, In the excitement Of tue
moment, have ssnt forward sxsggsrstsd se
counts.
We are not discouraged BY this temporary
rsvrss. Every thiniiog nsu feared or sx-
pectsd Il. Ths rsbsls have cone sntrsted all
THAR forces In Virgins, and had every aavsn
tags q location and Of masksd batteries. Oar
troops, fswe In numbers, ware full Of zeal
suthusism and patriotism, but without sx
p>risnos In battle, and with bat little military
dril. Not few have feared that the "Of
10 Richnond I" cry Of northern editors atC
politicians who were well away from persona
danger, might ihAuspcs Gen. Scorr 10 permit
too rapid an advance contrary TO his bsttei
Judgment. We confess that the news Is b.'
enough, but northern patriots win nsvsr b
Discouraged IN 90 good a csus., bat will rail-.
again, for God and their Country.
We regret the les Of life In cur army, bu
there ere Thousands Tsady TO al the places
thoss who have f.llsn. The effect Ct the new
yesterday vss TO nerve every Union man TO u
highest tension. The universal feeling Is tbs
wife, family, and business mast DO made (
secondary inpor ancs 70 tina great question
the preservation Of the Union. Toe men VII
have all the sccumula ions OF years OF india
try at stalks, are nov prepared 70 rush 10 arm
for the d,fsnss Of tn, Government which hi
90 long protected them in the enjoyment
their rights a. ffsemsn.
We arc prepared u msks q war Of the mos
desp,rats character WITH the periidious robel,
Tbsy have prompted this civil ~ar-now /,
them Experience the logical results u the
tftason.
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In addition 20 he large numb-r OF wounded
retained at Al'NIdr,N . large Punbsr Of
lead ard wound,s hsvs hen brought in,o this
cty, and gloom indsc liable ovsrs l-dows
tho espital
The sounded men Of the several 70 dme lts,
and half deaa s.ldi,Ts are CONSTANTLY arr,viog
at AltxAncriA IRON Csntrsv,lO, fJTming q
melancholy procession.
Ths rcpoTI Of ,ba death orColOusl CAM ERoS,
~ N, Seventy ninth or Highlsni regiment is
cAbrmsd N the offieiA dlSp.teh~ received at
b. Wa Departm'nt.
From the stat. mSnts Of Q isrtarmsstsr PR
OR Arvbsl prisoner, IL spPsArs that our artil :
lsry ertatsd great havoc am ng tue reeels OF
WbCm there are from thirty th0uslud 10 forty
thrlssnd IN the f'ld, upd = command Of BsAu-
RoARD. willie Ihsy have pserV Of seventy.
dIs th ussnd at TIE Junction.
Col. BusEsIDE wss in town for a few mo-
mepts this morning His hat vas full Of bOlea,
completely riddles by mu ket balls.
STsgglsIs are be- inniDg 10 cone In The
arr y did not hal: till IL reached the A lingtou
intrsnshmspts Cen. MCDOWELL asd STIFF
are thsrs. a halt vas ORDERED Al FAirilE, bat
the army oould not b. esLti.llsd- AL bat IN
WagcDs,Ns learn, hays ssfsiy returned bl
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Fishti, 4 % the Sabbath.

is said by thoss who are acquainted with
the history OF American battles, that not d
single battle, waK-d and .uRht on the Sab
bath, was gained by the attacking party dur
ing the wars OF the Revolution. In q pablo
assembly Of cit zsns, that state nent was n adc
a. matter Of fact ytsorday, and the hops
was expressed tina General Soorr might b. In
duoed 10 follow the exam pie Of General WASH
uGroH, never to engage the enemy on thu
Sabbath, utlsss dr't attacked by him. Let
our fatigu.d and worn out soldiers have toe
Sabbath for rest Our troops must have res,
and need the Saba b.
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TrILMAN BsFoRE 1HE UsDERwAITkRs AT
The MARsHALs OFF.cx -TILLMA,, the black
hero Of the &C 40 ner wAring and his camrAde
srnDDmo who aided in the recap,urs Of the
vssssl, were taken osfors the BSard Of Under
writer's yesterday, b, Ma seL huRRAY. lilo
gave succinct md lively narrative Of the
capture Of the scbo6n,r al his manner Of TO
capturing her, ard the pirates letters found on
board Of the U s. MsrshAl were rad. A COM
mittss q thrs merchants was app hutsd, to
whom the whls question Of thsr claim IN
saivags WAS referred fer arbitration The mon
VII NO doubt receive iiosi al reward for thsii
heroic conduct.
Tn.LMAS was slso at the MArshals oGiee,
whore he was qni'e tn, lion OF the day. He /,
Of about medium sizs quito black, has puroly
African features and sppssrs quits Intelligent
and rssoluts. 10 the urss Of his narrative,
be remarked that when be saw tbs schooner,
dag. the stsrs and Stripes torn up by tho Pr.z,
captain TO msks a secession Hag, he ''couldn''
stand that no bow ami Threatened tho ptit'
captain that In f. days he would tear NJ
more Americ AaSs. "In four da, a'ter,
he continued, 'wsn, don't know where h
Mas, bat II ,hsr,'s u place cal Cd belt b
vent Close by II. ,aid he had determine
20 teuttls the Vessel bsfoIe he would allow he
10 be again caJ ,ursd by the secessisnlSts.