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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08
FROM wEsrERS VIRGINIA.

OAAF DOOAnANAONi july u
Telegraph finished from Glarksburg to
Buckhannon this evening. send the first
newspaper dispatch. DivisionztH anOAapod
waiting subsistence. Enemy reported about
1000 strong, ten miles this side Of Beverly,
preparing to dispute our way by harassing
the army. There is but a small rebel force
at Huttonville. They are concentrated chiefly
at Laurel Hill and Leedsville. Scouts report
that the Rebels have feIlsd trees across the
road, this side of Rich Mountain. A scout
attempted to r~econnoiter Huttonville to-day,
and was chased several miles by a troop Of
horse, whofred at him with shot guns.
Lytle's regiment has not yet arrived. OPP
e~rations in the Kanawha region are getting
interesting. 1t is likely o. Jennings Wise is
entrapped by this time. Night before last
Lieuts. Hogeland and shortle, of the 10th
Indiana regiment, vita 60 men, put to fight
ITO Rebels at Jacksonville, fifteen miles
South of Buckhannon.
He fired sixty shots. Nobody hurt. Sew
ersl priVates of the rebel army captured
One of them said he was allowed only two
cartridges when he startled on his scouting
expedition.
To insure discipline, and prevent outrages
upon Yirginians property, Colonel Lander is
appointed Provost Marshal Of Division. In
command of Barkers Dragons be has sum-
mary authority.
Army very healthy. No deaths in this
column since it left Ohio. The impression
prevails at headquarters that there will be a
fight at Laurel Hill. Our information from
the enemy not as satisfactory as it ought to
be.
Especial Dispatah to the Cincinnati Gazette
PHILLIPPI, (via courier to
Grafton July 8.
Two rebel officers Lieutenants, were ar
rested to-day, a couple of miles from Bea-
lington, by one of our soldiers. One had
been an officer n the Cavalry under Porter
field; the other was an old Virginia militia
officer. Neither, however, had lately been in
the rebel army.
It is thought probable, if arrangements
worked all right, that some ofour men bag
gedo. Jennings Wise to-day on the Kanswha.
Four Of our men met a party of a dozen or
more rebel cavalry near B~ealington, this aE
%ternOOn, and exchanged shots. One Of the
rebels fell, and his horse came on with our
men,. 1t proved to be a stolen or captured
o. s.. horse.
One of Ourscouts had his horse shot under
him.
With this exception there has been no
fighting here and no skirmising for the last
week, Notwithstanding ali rumOrs to the
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s#istFIa1ebns.

The business will b continued at 30 % McrHin
street b. A.. StsphonI aud n A.. 6tephena, under
ths frm name ola Stephens 3 son, who viii settle
al business Of tbs late frm-
Cleveland June 1T, 49, Ila5
NOTICE.-T s PADDOCK oRAsED
IN to Be our Agent on the lst Of JanusTY, 1851
All dsbt8 made At The Store, n Superior street., De-
tween Nov. ], i6S, and Ja1. u lt6st and u~usattiedi
ara in our hands, and mast le settled without d.
lag. Said Paddock i in 10 Eag authorized 10 ssrtlo
or transact any business ff us.
MOTE E.-LEFT MY BED AND
IL bard, on the 9th olJune, 1851 ny via HgrT
j. White. I hereby forbid any persOn IRON trusting
or barboring her. as lkhall pag no bills COZ. ractsd
b. her .UyE3Al JOHN WhlTB.
CARGEN4'S BAND. Ggg1
This tayorita Baad has besA rs-orssnized1 and is
now prepared TO furnish string and Instrumental
AasiS 1855
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

GUN i'm BRELLA0 AND ~
~ RARASOLS.-A. DOBHkT, rs Supa- IT.
nor street, (undor American a5use, ha1-
~lfaeturer and Bepairer Of Umbrellas Sun
Umbrellas. Parasnls, &c.
~ large stocko he latest styles lust manu-
hctured and for sale Al tbs aWest prices.
SHhe only Manufacturer IN the ciTajyEA3H
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A sKIRMIsH IN WESTERN VIR-
GINA .ilDV
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-01

SALT.-l2,000 bushels ST. Ubes and Island
- Salt; also Heck Salt in bulk Ground AIr, ana f
anil '-S' Isf sa4e' . N f. BERRY,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Messirs. MoAVOY
JsNKi q s, have this day executed under
their creditors The de-d is recorded at the CLERKS
OH OF the Superio' Court, AID among other
posions preference in favor Of such creditors as shall
WITHIN sixty days from its date, release agree
20 accept such dividend as they may receive full salts
Proper releases have bsen left with Mr. PROVOST the
CeTks office for those who wish avail themselves OF
the benefit OF this provision. "
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EkTILLIAM S. CROSS.
w LUMBER STAVE, AND
n GEN ERAl. COMMISSION MERCHANT
1,.u corner H. Fails and Eastern Avenues, Bait
Hill attend to selling all kinds Lumber Slaves STooks
Hoops, &c, and III orders for same ' ''' ShooE''
a. =,
hesSrs' RsgTaW Rooms Agents Pa Central RI Co Bait
kimball 4 Shafer, Baltimore w o"i''
). G. Hand Co.,
FenIy q Wallace, New York
W. KILLER, ESQ. Rurlingfon pa
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2saal AOtites.

NE7S IS TO CERTIFY, That the subscriber
has obtained from the ORPHANS Court Of Baltimore
se Of as r on es
having claims said hereby warned
sserber v on before the first day Of Sep
al
requested to make immediate payment. Given under
s., .I1 htSfSi i fSko STE Admir- Admir-
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the gubscrl-
beTs haye obtained ir4m the Orphans Court Of Balti
NATHA SIEL MUNRoE, late Of said city, deceassd a All
warned toexhibt same, with the vouchers thereof
other se they may be- Sy aw escuG es All bene
OF SAID estate All persons indebted said estate are re
~ " 10Y '' NARY AM N MIR MgTERoE'
jels-law4w* Executors
TTNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the su6scrl
Der hate obtained from the Orphans Uonrt OF PAN
personal estate of GHARLEs B. EkRO late Of said
deSeased are hereby Warned exhibit the same Nth the
vouchers ieTeGi to r they may by law be excluded
from ali benefit said estate Given under my hand this
Sth day OF january 'E&IIzABErH C. TAL4IAFERRo,
ialtlawtw Mxecutnx. &c
b-r has obtained from the Orphans Court OF Baltimore
CITY letters testamentary the estate of CATilARINE
claims against tn said estat are hereby warned to exhibit
the same n The e. yG1ihsrs thereof properly suhep
otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit OF SAID
estate All indebted to said are TO
make immediate payment Given under my hand this 10th
Jay OF Jcne, 1861. WIN II. ERIK,
jel iaw4w$ Execut3r
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the sub
scrber OF Calvert county has Obtained from the Or.
psns Court OF Calvert county, in Maryland letters
aimln;s traiion on the personal estate of THOA:AS J.
1EibN late OF Calvert county, deceased. All persons
having claims sganst the said deceased
TO EXHIBIT tha same with the vouchers there to the
scber at or before the nth day December next they
Otherwise by law, BE- exclude from benefit Of the said
estate Gwen under my hand this IL III day June 1861
je2llsw6w* " LITER HELEN. AIm'r
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subScri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Bal more
city, letters tnstamenary the estate of WILLIAM
claims against the said deceased hereby warned to
Iblt the with the vouchers thereof
or before the 18th day of December, 1857 they NAV
otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit sand estate
All persons Indebted to said estate requested make
immediate payment Given under hard this 9Th day OF
! June, 1851. NICHOLAS MULLER
| jel0 law4wt Executor
| FESHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
4 bers have obtained from the Orphans Court OF Bati
mere CITY, letters testamentary the ALEXAN
DER MANCHESTER, late of said city, d. ceased All per
sons having claims against said deceased
to exhibit the with the thereof Samue
actle acting executor before the Path day No
yen6ef next they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said All
estate are to immediate payment Given
under our hands this 2ith day of May, 1861.
SARAH ANN WINCHESTER,
SAMUEL MACrIER,
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aJgMmlS5l0a S5t3I:JE9gs.
" AIM ~ Gov.,,co,o,, ,,,.,,,,., ~.
FHN LIE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND hSTERN

FOR THE SALE OF S0UTHERS sND v = sSTE E5ll 4
PRODUCE,
10 1872 SoUTa EUTAw STREET,
lOppcslte Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dennt
If, 49,. Refers by permit ssion to
biessrs Kirkland. Chase 4 Co Rsltirnore
Nessrs PearCe Il GRAY, Baltimore
Messrs Buckier Il Shipey, Baltimore
Messrs. Isaac reynolds Son. Baltimore
Messrs. Wyckhoff Post, New York
MesSrs SPOTS, Harvey d Co, RicIInend
Messrs Alvey & Lpsc NIB, Richmond
messrs. > t. L T. G. Budd Charlestrn
Messrs. TOulmin, Voorhees, K Co Mobile
George Nathan, ESQ, New Orleans
hdWd ". Warner, Esq, PHILADELPHIA
more. 1877 'NSiN'L0 'ie0Heulcs BANK, Balti'
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NOTlCE.-In compliance with the acquisitions
OF the Maryland Code, vol. l. page 57S Article 81
section ll3 &C. the undersigned hereby give notice,
that kuDQLPH VOGElER GIESEWEI.L and his wife
MARIANNE VOGGLER G.ESEWELI., OF Bremen, have
b. tn deps,ted this life having by their Joint vii appointed
the undersigned executors thereof That of
their death tn possessed AMI entitled the follnw
ing stoczs to wit: Eleven thousand five hundred dollars
hTe per csnt stock OF the City of BAmore and th
Thousand dollars six cent stock of the Mary
land, which stocks stan in the of the late R
dolph Voeele Giesewel and that TIL undersigned will sell
and transfer the said stocks at the expiration one month
from this tenth day of May, 1851.
q. w. WAGNER, }c.
EMIL MEINERTSHAGEN,} Executor
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VIZ w. WHITMAN.
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
CoANI ON NER CHA Mt
moo, ,,,, DEALER IN
WOOL, FEATHERS, FUKS, DRIED FRITZ PFFSyy.y
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY, ~
j2H -iOhi STREET. .rrr,,opp
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4 HUOPER q 20,
e. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,
IeLl-9 Baltimore
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IcI5 sSsS -1TlalSS.s;4 FOR
StUraae.

CT0RAGE.-Roomc can be had in O fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
JOHN HEN OEhSOT & CO.
fel9-I corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
4 '6So WARNER. isa 4 Ertsw Etraa: su2Itf
GTORAuE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowly wharf. Apply to
p MALCOM CO,
1Z-u Wood street, Bowlys wharf
%TORAGE.-Capacity to the extent of o,o00
barreis merchandise can be obtained at Henderson's
wharf Apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il Co,
mylld corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ of the large Warehouse No Eutaw street. oppo
site baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REP " WOLF. fa8-tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Craies in Warehouse No. So South street.
800 W. J. SMITH,
auZZu 6S South street.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
SS.-a-ssEs4zses COMPANY
FOX EREnkRICkSBURG, VIRGINIA, AND Ian
3gil RgaAs.

sEaaE NJ Soss2--zA$ WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
- RAILROAD.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGERENTS
o. @aG siter MONDAY May 18th, Passenger Team. for
Phia viii eage RESIDENT STREET DEPOT daily
except 5uE.iay) IS ieiiows, viz:
Exgress Tra9 at Is o'clock 4 Wy Mail at -
until further notice; At 9i5 VI. and AS P NJ All Trans
Saturdays " ~ va
FIels Train, with Passenger Car attached leaveg at
~: stopping at all stations between Baltimore aal
P@Ssesers FOR Delaware an Eastern Shore Maryland
ton. - WY - "'7
cars. WILLIAM On E,titn -S
m2H ~ 1870 rr.,+
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PARKHURST, JR., J. CO.,
~ GENERAL COHbTSSyOV aEFCETAn7 Mrs
Cprp,r Drr-,-r. AND DEALERS IN
% HN"i' NEE FIN ED and CRUDE WHALE OILS
enn,,, STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE OyTs
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES i'''
rsot, IS Souri, STREET,
BAltinnra. I'd
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NORTHERN

s--.-----=-5s--a- CENTRAL RAILWAY,
81 PER!NTGNDENT S OFFICER
n,. CALVERT TATION, Baltimore NAV %, 1861. I
II bhl5 g, Road IS now open for TRANSPORTATION OF
FRElGHrS as heretofore.
o. information respecting rates, &c apply to LANES
NJ; EPPLY, Freight Agent, Cayer: Station
For fREGHTS destined West via Pennsylvania Rail.
F0ndu, Apply 20 MA1kAW * hOONS, Nor h and
Pleasant streets JAS C. CLARK s
m2i-lw Sunarint .r',-r+
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NORTHERN nENTK 81

&&.z z - -''' 'R.si, S57t' NAL
SUP TEN DENTS OFFICE, GALVERT2
STA ATOM, BALTIMORE May 18th, 1851.
On ard after SUNDAY, Nay 18th, 1851 Trains on North
err Central Railway arrive and depart as follows, until
.urthe: notice.
RlINS NORTH
Mail at 10 A: NJ Express at 81 p N Harrisburg Ac-
me M Train connects Relay House with trains
on estern Maryland Railroad. At Hanover Junction with
Hanover ana gettysburg Railroads; at Yors witt York
and "Iightsgile Raro d; at Harrisburg with Pennsyl-
Xnla Faltroad for all paris of West Also with Lebanon
valley Railroad to New York direct At Northumberland
NTH H. and 4 Railroad for Kingston and all parts Of
wyoming Valley at Sudbury with Phila phia and Erie
York ~ ' -'N'
The 80 P II Train makes all the above connections ex-
cePt Hanover Railroad Wrightsville Railroad and the
Lebanon Valley Railroad ~ VIZ
The 2 N Tran makes connections with Pennsylvania
for New York
TKAI%S ARRIVE.-Ma at 10 p NJ, Express at As
\; ~, Harrisburg Accommodation at II.
For TICkE aud information enquire at the Ticket
office, Calvert Station, Bat more.
moot 'A'' s IN ein IN
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u z 0
IN SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l25 SHITh's WHARF,
sd,s,o,u,..s . BALTIMORE
eEo1 IN the various ports of Europe and the West indies
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sb;, IaNrpr,-nrpso,, FsCKETB.
" HELEN 4. MILLER
- CHARLES, "a
These vessels all Of superior class snd Is, Cd a..
oRest figure They sail regularly as yertis.i nd 's
nanuen oy captains well experienced in the trade The "a
RaGIty oo the above vessels such as viii aiori t
apply to form IN TnsPSf@SEEs EE;s5SSSaae,
cFO w uvrCo,- . No. g. Pratt street
niI n pomptneSs and dispatch all goods consigned 10
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This IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
city, letters Of adm mi traton the PETER
AYDEOFr, late of said city, deceased All persons hay
ny Claims against the said deceased hereby warned
ex blt the with the vouchers thereof subscr
her, or before the Cd day of December 1861 they NAV
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate All indebted to said estate are requested 10
make Immediate payment Given under my hand this 29h
DAY Of NAV, 1881 T. B. SUMMERS,
dmi
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THE NATIONAL LOAN.

The national loan is succeeding beyond expectation.
Several hundred subscription agents were appointed
last week in nearly every loyal State, including Vr
GINA and Kentucky. A considerable number have 81
ready accepted and sent in their bonds the Others will
probably be all at work this week. The subscriptions
Of the people have exceeded t9OOO00o and their pa
rOtic cooperation will doubtless enable the banks to
take the second instament of $50 O0o and supply
oil the money for vigorous but economical prosecu-
ton of the war; The Administration feels the import
ance of iustying by vgor economy and integrity the
confidence manifested by the Wastefuiexpen-
dures and corrupt contracts, by which alone the Sc
curty of the workingmen who invest their earnings In
the loan can be impaired, will DO vigorously rcpresSed
QUIETUDE.
There was unusual quiet the Virginia side OF the
river to-day.
OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH.
The recent order for the better observance of the
Sabbath was everywhere respected, and the religious
services in the various camps were numerously at.
tended.
NARROW ESCAPE.
Capt. Ingalls, OF the Quartermsster Department, and
Second Controller Cults near being killed,
wounded, or taken prisoners to-day, by approaching
too near the Rebel lines. They had crossed Balls
Gross Roads in an open carriage our pckes informing
them that everything was safe for half mile beyond
when in fact, had no ssntnels on the road beyond
the crossing. The parties hadspproached within few
yards of the Loudon and Hampshire Railroad, when
they were fired upon by Rebel pickets, concealed in
bushes. The excursionss Immediately retreated, and
succeeded in safely reaching lines. Noiwithstand-
ing the dangers attending travelling outside Of our
pickets Il is unaccounablc that civilians will persist in
It, contrary to the advice of military authorities.
REBEL PICKET SHOT.
About O'Clock this afternoon, two Of the Rebel
pckets stationed at Munsons Hill, ventured beyond
their usual picket line when they fired on by cur
sharpshooters. As they were both seen to fall 1t is
supposed they were killed.
NEGROES on GUARD.
Major Lemon Of the sd New-York Regiment, com.
handing the picket post st Baileys Gross Roads, re.
ports to-day that negroes wego seen performing picket
duty for the Rebels,
CAPTURE OF USI0NIsTs.
Last Friday afternoon at the time Of the burning OF
the dwellings Of Unionsts, at Balls Gross Roads, By
the Rebels, Samuel Buch, wife, daughter, and three
sons residing two miles to the right Of the forks OF the
road, were captured by the Rebels. 1t 10 supposed
their property was destroyed, though nothing in reSsH
to this Is positively known. The above are all tho
facts which could be CLEANED from journey from the
Chain Bridge TO Alexandria.
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NEWS FROM TIE SOUTH.
NAMES OF PRISONERS SENT TO CASTLE PISCkNEY
THE CROPS IN DANGER--TIIE BEGINNING Oh
REBEL MANUFACTURING TROUBLES.


THE CROPS IN DANGER--THE BEGINNING OF
REBEL MANUFACTURING TROUBLES.
LOUISVILLE, Saturday. Sept Is. 1861.
Tile Richmond Examiner Of the 18th says that 156
Yankee prisoners were sent to Castle Pinckney S. c.
Among them were Col Wilcox of the Michigan Let,
Col Corcoran of the Eew-York Goth, Lieut. Col. Nef
of the I'd Kentucky, Major John w. Potter OF the
Ssth New-York; the Rev. G. w. Dodge, Chaplain Of
the 18th New-York; the Rev. III. Eddy, Chaplain Of
the Cd Connecticut; Surgeons Griswold Of the 3Slh
New-York; Grey, o. s. Al Stone, U. g. Al Con-
molly, I'd NewYorki Harris, ID Rhode Islandi Cap
tains Downey 1lth New-York; Fish, 32d Nsw-York;
Parish, 18th New-York; Drew, Cd Vermont; Shur-
left, 9TH Ohio =, Gordon, 18th Massachusetts; Whit
Aarton and jenkins, New.York 18th; Lieuts. Foy,
New.York 18th; Hamblin, con of the actor Of that
name, 18Th New-York; Underhill, llth New-York;
Worcester, 7lst New.York; Dempsey, I'd New-York;
Wilcox, 9TH Ohio; Gordon, Cd Dragons, u. g. A.;
Caeff, 18th Massachusetts, Connolly, 9th New.York
Cart Ricketts, u. S. A., to have accompanied the
party but is sufficiently recovered from biz wounds
to undertake the journey.
Serious fears are entertained Sor the crops Of the
South The rains of August are reported the heaviest
and most general that ever were known and were very
disastrous. The SopannaL Republican claims fair rice
crops but admits that continuous rains have damaged
Il somewhat. The Baton Rouge Adrocate says that
the cotton crops Of that vicinity are literally covered
with the army worm and that the fate Of the crop will
be sealed in few days. for the rains and heavy stmos
phere are favorable 10 the workers.
II. Kelly, claiming to be aBalimoTean, was arrested
at Manassas on the 9Th.
A. Il. Bledsoe Assistant Secretary Of War Of the
Confederate States has resigned.
The Richmond shoe merchants urge the discharge Of
all shoemakers from the army, and their employment
at making shoes of canvas.
tn. Richmond Wig Of the 10th says that there is
very bitter feeling against specializing contractors for
the Winter clothing supplies for the army, and urges
the mpreesment Of the cotton and wooden mills into
the public service to avoid specializing contracts.
It states positively that the War Department has
detailed from the army soldiers to be employed in cloth
factories.
JEFF Thompson bss i,sued proclamation in which,
as retaiatory measured for Gen. Fremonts proclaimed
intentions, he threatens for every number Of Southern
forces or citizen soldiers Of Missouri 10 hang draw,
and quarter minon Of Abraham Lincoln's.
TIE ChorIestoa Courier says that preparations are
making in that city for manufacturing locomotives on
large scale.
The rebel Governor Of Arkansas has called an extra
session Of the legislature for the 4th Of November.
A lot Of medicines and soldier buttons amounting 10
&C. 900 In value, were seized yesterday. They were
being smuggled to the rebel States.
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of the advantages Of which tho Socessionss nave long
availed themselves.
A NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT BADLY wopNDLD'
+. w. Walker Of Brooklyn, the washington cor
respondent of The ~ T. Erprsss, on FRIDAY aHsf
noon ACCOMPANIED the detachment OF Col foungs
Cavalry on scouting tour, and, aided by guard Oh
two soldiers captured active SoOessions. WHO was
n,acod in confinement at house near BY the place OF
arrest The guard having necessarily to absent them
selves from the promises to attend to their horses and
other business, the prisoner, while Mr.. Walker was
ealing Minutes of the conversation with him, suddenly
drew bis knife and plunged it into the lsers bowels
and rushing from the house made his escape before one
Of the guards, who was outside, could have fair shot
at him. The neigbborbood was sfterward searched
for the fugitive but without success The pursuit,
however, is not abandoned. Walker IL lying in crit
ical condition. and receiving proper attention. He had
it is related, by the officer who communicated the
above facts, gathered much valuable information.
ORGANIZATION OF THE LINCOLN CAVALRY.
The Lincoln Cavalry, composed Of two companies
from Pennsylvania, from Michigan, and nine from
New-York is now thoroughly organized, the field and
staff officers having been sworn In, as follows
regular army drsgoons A. Waidnms who raised two COM
psnies In and Auguse Howard formerly ofthe Prg.
sian army Adutsnt Baersby Of T.
Newuk NewJsr;ey old and intimate friend Of Col Nc
Reynolds