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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-01-05

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Pointe Coupe, Lee Bayou sam. Le.
CHIRuRGIENs-D ENTIsyTR,
= DosteGre u. +. ct .. STOOKINGs ont
grets : sssTeuare Y Iappa ~ toas cealx qui oil
Desosnidf lem services pFpfessionnels dams lin :
porte qnslle fpaFtie dn pays. N
Le III !. Stocking pent ,etres 'eonsuite au
bayou fafa. 7fev-Iy.
AVENlREDU.A L0UER
IINTERRAIN ID IA. esntenauce.a e. 81 arpens
e superficie faisant face an fleiEe Missis-
sspl aslsus dams i endroit appel6 Il AVfllagc, !
7. 49,. cnemin du Nonyeal-Texas arec illle.
s.1sss ilaison de residence 4 delxktan tou-
IN issE 8 hatisses neresAir4s. jardin. cant
EEnieref esid lceud1 J fen JolIn at IxflH
EuGENEe
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-01-05
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20 EOliIRE, IAGE NIEUR

Eouly yRE. IAaENlEuR
& 1T sS48 A EA
s APPRENTICESHIP PAROIssEE
II'GJE charge d. la location de- brevets de- ,er,s
NJ dss Etasts-Enis dams I.Rtat da Aisul,j eti
lelIitoirs d Ioaa. ~
Nc charge aissi dc Iii sente Of de .aci al de-
4eTJes eli commission.
5Ese NJ. HALE9a lie plaisr sa'annonccr i sss5a
aii1is rt an public. que. ,;alt elss.lacmeut aennt
.et ean1missionse Arlsstrnr de parCise pom ID
paItdsse dc Ia Fointc Coupe, par Son Exctlleaes
kobert Z. Wicklite. Goliserletr ae Fiat " u
Lou1sIaIic, II oflre BIS, services a ses cpncitoye.s
en- cctte capacite.
! Son dpmicfle est sar u bena fa fsnfe Y quaht
miles dt chemin Nsaiuix. ~ AZ
Peinte Conpee, 3asril-tds.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-01-05

"a PAKTI marion dc. chez lie sGussigne vert
n Ia fin dc septenfhre. h grille PAXTON, :aggtt
dc Is ou3O ans, tailIe lie y pisds;;s il Il Ii ri
gard endesseus. Jc erois que CO Negro u .phf
passe on quill est parti avec I'M blanc. il aert
neral la rfcempense c~i-tlessts pour son incarct
ration dams une gepie lhors IEtat, ct S50siI eA
pris dams Get Etat. Les capitainess,de batsaut !
sont rtquis d'Gtrp sur lcnr garles, car q
negre3~ esssiera a sienlRir danssun Etat libre.
B.B. SMMES. /
Smmspert. AvoyelIes. ia. Ter dec. |
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-01-05
cHEVAUX. MULErs, ETC

Az SANDFORD TH0MrsOs.s Y alas u III
M. sement cenna pssmil es baas,i,4 acc N
to paroissr yhhtd'a,fSser ~ f g 4 De ,oi.a-
grand nombre de cheyaux de srhseH
re. Mnlets. etc, eic. nssIIl1ss Tar Il
Ger animar,x sont tons reuasaa,db A. lur rice
| beaute de ieurs former ct n pu !, res,adefn CO.
4 N, Thompson peut assurer Y j pss siIe It u
moment les plus beanx chg . ,sspa,eisse. t
yoiture qni aient paTu dam Z mi l. rrIlie . IS
gM~1l invite rcspfctneas vi II poinse Eleppte,
nil Yisitersen etal,lisseHIe htae
tout aupres de Bayou sara.
aautslS. 3.-ss----
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-01-05

AVIS ATTY HABITANs sUCIIEEs
g sonssignG offre e sverte. a son afelicr. & Il
- tue Il Waterloo. sfne auan!ite de BIOL.
EAGTs EFT BARILs 4 nieIasse qusiI Ycndra j
das Rrix tres modirts. !.
{ I3pcf g AyTDISE2fIISEa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26

most profound regret that Mr.. Bailey sboeld sesS
total disregard Of his duties ctizen and sosdte
thrust himself on public attention 10 tbis wsy, -
that too ut time when all The danger for the presssS
e virtually over aud subsequent to the enthan -
declaration by the 9Th lin answer to the Presdests
own persoual inquiry and indirectly expressed wisAA
Sc that they would only TO fight for the unice
when no more fighting was TO be done." How mus
the brave 6sh have felt when they found Major Bag
lev rush up 10 Arlington Nights, 10 state Of smoky
perspirstion and heard him announce hinsef - their
hrst and Leading officer.
Let ne not be misunderstood. have no pesscuA
soimosity towszd Aid. Baglsy. grant thai be has
a Technical riehs 10 assume the command under the
prrsent deplorable circumstances Bat why not -
main IN appropriate obscuyity, as heretoforef VIZ
NOT let the command be incTusted 10 the senior CR.
tain, to Mr.. Meaghsr, or any other anased omce.s
os hing seen to revisit their felOwcaens their kur
a. ami fbeir borres ander such lexder SIN, rs
1''~ 49, WARM FstxND on fak 3fn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
From MISSOURI.

JrrTERsoN CITY, Thursday July ., 1891.
In the Convention this morning, Mr. BroadheAd.
from tie Committee Of Seven, presented the reTot Of
lie Committee. Tire tepor. allndes III leugihto 'be
present unparalleled condition Of thiugs; the rekess
,ourse Of tic recent Government, aud flight II the
Governor aai ot6er State Officers from the captsi.
II dcclares the oiees OF Governor Lieuteunnt-Gov-
eror and Secrrtry Of State vacant and pfjyidts th
heir yasanries yhal be flied by the Convention, the
o,,erS 70 appointed bold their pss ~ en- August,
$50. at which time g provides ior specal election 10y
tie re1ple II rcrels ,be ih section Of The 6l srt.
q, o. che Constitution. aud provide that the Supreme
CONF u the Srde sisli COZ sit # seven members
and that four me ubers 10 addition 10 the three now
compr ing the Cour, shah he appoint,d By he Cow
e-rcr chosen BY dis Convention, b. hold o'fee tl
ls when The people will decide whether tic change
shall be- perlautAi.
Haboifcs tie State Legislature, and oriains tai
n csso before toe ist 81 August 1862 tbe Governor
chosen o., this Convention slah consider that he pub
ID cxirrussF nand he s'ull der special o'eonon
Tor rncr,Ler. Of tue State LEGISLATURE. II recommends
ace fassaz3 OF 90 ordaalce repeating tie following
Is ras, cd Jy tie l. IL I.re secret sosion in May
D .: The Military Fund hi The bill 10 Suspend the
ID ribufion Of the School Fund and the bill for Cul
,ivii.g Fliendy Relations with tie Indian Tribes.
l. rsreals the b sut' orlng she appointment Of one
Nsior Of tie Mirsouri MiiH, and reyives the Nilla
Law Of i%9.
resolution was saed that a committee Of seven
be appointed ~ the President to prepare address TO
the people OF the State of Aiiss0hi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26

Til now, it was supposed that the rebellion would
soon be suppressed, bat facts show more extended
Effort is necessary for II restoration peace. The
slogan il s1undng throughout the North and West and
stout hearts burning TO enter into the service Of
their country. The must bevgOrously prosecuted,
aud the end cannot fail TO give US victory. We had,
to-day obtained from the Government authority 10
send five additional regiments into the field and they
would be here within four weeks. lie retired amid
cheers fom the delighted multitude.
Srnaior Chandler and Representative Kellogg OF
Michigan, and Representative Van Wyck of New
York also delivered brief and patriotic addresses.
A personal visit to Arlington House to-day failed to
obtain an additional list OF killed and wounded. Only
few regiments have made out their reports, come OF
the Adjuauts probably feeling disposed TO still await
the coming of stragglers before killing or wounding
them,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
TIE sIxrY-NINTn REGIMENT.

To ne F6tor If The A. Y TrJase
Sis hive been gwen 90 understand that the CON-
maud Of the G5tb " giment on lis return 70 Ne~-YOrk,
devolyes on AID. Bagey. Poor Corcorsn is woabded
aul prisoner Lieut. Col. Nugent has been drai'cd
iulo the regular service. with the rank OF Captain;
c %, Hagcerty the modest Roman Of them ell, lies
tutherrd on he field.
By whit right, then, let me AL, does Mr. Bagley
rat bimself al tie head Of this gallant Of tue
Ggih2 Is canao; be because he ii Alderman; In
that houored capacity Brady and Boole his
reer, aud either might wsb the proprieiy
test with him the psln (@etec1g teS a,s ,p'tag"e
,afl, of Military TonOw ', ard uciber am cettpin,
gotld fail TO sist ON having shars VI hue sp1tlG
Then Of con se lie pgoseuts hself 10 MS in the r6la
~ Major. Arnyrd IL uli tie glory II shiihg bro d.
doth. brilliant sis a,d iruiaLel sIal,letes With
ID l,OCuNss brOdsgsald clssl x By Ii side mud ils
fiery ed cvoniug mp 70 thl s,ru% tothe dsray and
CisconhinIe II nunberUs mrFIIi, t,a vent aresone
siniIl uyt, who o.. slcA ueCsaiohs generally Oversep
the ,a stone, tais hady SetsIau takes charge OF
tie 6at.
/ caa wen mAsiua him WI h thnt 81 ern and haughty
irowb ehaln ag TIC unbound, 9dllriilon OF 81 tie
dtcae ieua' - ntGudiug ~, lsi 40 II he ~ei' IKE
celonmed cossitl ybSA Oi niue, the hero ~ iunC
rcd BATTLES, H.d cxclAlllng TO ltmsoiI " ! IA gal
lAu, son Of &us. I've lsl iaudei isUn he cass ny
briyev is sounded by tae trumpet ami the drum To-
VII lodd. exulipg ili0ut, l ssid, Boy, so ia, bn
III stay 0R; I'll To tie lsLt and lace a.oai; tl'
word ~ ri nc j. 'latun
Bot III Il TOO ae hons a matter 10 he Uade TIM OF
/ VISA. Lar Mr. gsAloy dols in his official position a
M ar II tie GJthl shall tell yuu. he accOH ~
niall fe-enfa,Selent 1, Washington, aud tool
q Pedal pare 70 meke IL ,ay very short there. III
cert nle ,iu win sce bOr,rb add retained luhi ~
1 aJruriy. IL would sc,n ii't Brady ano boolo on'
0LGisl rrse lth tio IN le ariuous pfI"rtaiicn Q
O. cir II h. mauir Lbjs. lie Nas ri eateuly urged,
ktow by Cd Cor'nl,rn e,trur 20 resign M mlopt,
% 10 enter uroa f., darius and 10 e'liedl, lcias'e
! lh,ag eaiIout r9,asat | regard su deei-sot,S ga
toth, reaio.olt. liit r,nJu,t aaeH, n, l,oa-.h
ftu4it sets- Nv eipiiaa udn ssiJn iut ne :, -
..4i VI y,.fy auflar pu4llHNfs. he pish ln' -
'rt.,. g. 9th, a efnini euaraeer.
SOW. cir, i IL aeg, ~ -, cous.eleeit Ao'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
FROM KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE.
LOUISVILLE, Thnra5ay, July ., lSjl

LOUISVILLE Thursday, July -, 1851.
The JouYaa' SAVE that the keniucliaus who escaped
from Pensacola have arrived here. They say there
are only about 5000 Confederate troops at Fort Pick
ens and that they arc miseaby fed and clothed, and
have received no pay since March. Large numbers
bad died Of ~ hod fever. There lave been many de-
torer- and unost he cnure force are disgsted and
would roturu home If ley could get away.
Tire camp Of tie Stale Guard Il. Muldrougis Hill
WAS abandoned yesterday, aud the arms retained TO
this city, The camp OF the State Guard at Cynthia has
also been abandoned
The 10Th Iudians Regiment 1t New-Albany Is now
full and IN officer las Low afnved to muster them Into
service.
Gov. J clsoa Of Nj soui e al Memphis. lie made
speech there saying that 100000 uOaPs could be
really raised to do ta,le for The South il they could
get ans lie had lcn p 600 to 90 GO uen under Ben
McCu loeb aud Gen. Price well armed, wLo were 70
march On Springfield on toe day Of BIZ ,Jachsoa'a
departure with the view e attacking S.rels iorcea
By this lime tie attack ad doubt been made. Tie
Governor was quite saugaine Of reoceuirg tte STATE
ffum Lncou's despolsul, bu le desired tic coupea-
ton OF Tennessee and other Southern S.s.cs by the
way OF e1podtng the matter.
Kou,ucly desereis from CGul BuOna, 10 T-lues.a e,
cay they were required to take o4lA 20 support the
Constitution q ile Southern Cou.,dercy A - acsvo
for three yeap, ard invade Keuta,iy auy lms Dc
presiding officer should reo proper.
large Government building with She Nuyy-iafd
Enclosure, Il Melrplis, taa been burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
THE MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS.

WASHISGToS, Wednesday, July "a, iooi'
Tie 5ib Massachusetts, Regiment uissts from - t'
30 men, privaes and pon-commissoneo oihcers. NJ
com uissiODsd officers were Icst or badly wounded
Col. Lawrence is bruised, buf viii be out IN fe"
DAYS. The regiment is now n Washingto'' and ID
being well looked after by the company officers.
The lth Regiment il at Alexandra, and iol'sfs
about so men. Capts. Gordon and allen aud Lt'q's'
BowdOn aud Calef are among the mirsiug. Col CkTk
is suffering from sunftroke, received on the bstlc-
field.
The lst Regiment is at Camp COrcoran, inside the
intreDcbmenis. Their service in the Thurrdsys fight
is highly spoken Of Only the 5tb aud llth Massachu-
sets regimenrs were fully engaged on Sunday.
The City of Washington 10 being rapidly cleared OF
srsgglers, and there is very little confusion bore to-
day. At headquarters the city s considered entirely
safe Medical AID from Massachusetts, is not needed at
present, a we have a sufficient supply of hospital
stores, shirs, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
Cry. FREMONT AT ST. LOUIS. ETC.

ST. LOUIS. Thursday, July % IouI.
Mnior.Gen Fremont arrived here tbs morning and
took up his quarters at the residence Of TIE Late Col
Brant
Accounts from Keokuk, Iowa, say that several bun
bred Secessonisis had taken possession Of Memph's
Scotland county, Mo-, on Saturday last, and were
in,rencling themselves, apprehension OF sn attack
from about eco Union men, encamped near by.
One tbousald sand Of arms hay, been distributed
along the southern border Of Iowa by Gen. Kirkwood
Much excitement existed the border q both States
The Secess'ouisis are di5armng tie Union men in
Northeast Missouri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26

USIos MEETSG Is BEooNE CoUSTf.-On the 18Th
inst. great Union mass meeting was hrd at Nine.
yah, Broone County, N. Y. IL was attended by more
titan tive thousand Pe7sens, and the most glowing
patriotism Sarked the proceedings. Addresses were
mace ty Daniel s. DicAinson, Frank Cunningham,
Jude Grswold, G. A. Northro, and George Bartlett.
Que feature Of the occasion huge Team Of thirty
four yoke Of oxen, one for each STATE in the Uuiou,
aud in sddBion stalwut young bull 20 represent loyai
Virginia. A military eseoss and baud " musc nc,
compsnied the prOeession. THIS meeting IL the more
noticeable because the Seeessonsts had in the previous
week attempted 10 hold meeting Tor The pur-
pose Of ifiAeneins tic Democratic ssrts against tho
ADMINISTRATION. Tueir attempt was, however, dls-
nlsl failure, and DE Democracy oiDod almost TO pan
IL tho Union demonstration lere recorded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
FrOM VIRGINIA.
L0rDyuIr, TLnIlilJ u

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, July -, 1861.
Pfcrmonf 9,re, sra received Of The 22d, an Nasb-
viIie ~ reCth Tie f,r'-er rive 10 particulars Of
Ito s,, = Of the 2st and latter only mcugvr -
p,t-hos. rec. ol which has been ieeg-aphed
Of,be rstrca. 81 tLt Coufed, ioces from Fairfax
Conr.-lioae ard Ceuusylls 70 Bun Run, ed lo
Sab, oftlo l8tb, Tie Richmond Er,na.Aer vi Satur
day says;
&c relrcat erorn thssa Pisces were in accordance
win orcers, Buli Kun being s-leoej n &c battle
giUuud. our troOps, after h'irg several nu' d'cd
T8nud, W. hdreW iu order, b5i0se adyaiciug tie
fos. md fen h..s on BIN Ron. iien-rrii'np, The
fore, wei. net by tle lith i't aud De- Virginia feg-
Aens ana waited tXpCiiut @" .ht %. duyOruik. ~
ocie, Sin the uftee COT n n liz body 81 he Zoe ad-
ysreed 10 within hslf q mile Of }nil Run AID made
-ev-fsl auemps 20 udyaree, each uue bong rcpuAed
viii gretis ela1ct 'ef.
.'Tie ro,ru1S bid every appearance ~ sicral rcut,
they leaving tig dead ena wounded behind, and loa-
H.. T. ri. e. Of siltp. The Viz Ia rrgiaenta pur-
81, q soae distlce captrrrg number 81 Vii,uuers
The etcmy IA ia. L. scycrul advances b,lGved t
frt Wiiu gIe.t +piii, 0 VI! rl, ing, nd djeipB Up,
th,ir u.--- cjiHmgt n.r Il ~ brlEc, ard gave way
unJe t,e murderUus execution 81 our Inusssiry aid
On gsdcssday ~ .suoou dispatches were slnt 10
On .iotrricn 10 ~ els with portion AZ lfs COM
maud 20 r, -enor. Gen. lieaG'egafd. lne 0reae ns
lhet I'D. -need All liy'd ttl: g. lo'asl Se ~ ~
~ On ing ald oertrcyng si g. Fairfax Cont
liolse Geriu own, ami Csalrevi'e were reduced ~
e,hes u a. u.d wons N ~ ei = in every airscliDu.
lie iails eStA dcd Along Bull Lun 10 the die
tancc o "a mic. esd Wtv, bat space there were le'I
40 C,ld aud wounded. CT loss bt ng ~ IN kJicd
ySond,i Aud 81 isinI, ,be histng lhts ieianed lr'
Aice this g. ~. The wUier o. 2 cplehy engaged !
yuli.uflJ r.imsi "a II betFep jng4aho cOOo, wii'
our force lEiv eXcelard J,JOd
I.e EcA1afd ~ cas The gu. bairmish o
Grsi-rs,e ,ropoHiuus We bear TIA Che Provost
Marsha. tp9rts having buried ss3 o. tHe en'my. od
Glauiry aside = bayUn,t cb.re Oh 'he enemy vlncl
sAeu. ail before il.
Among tie nnreported olieen killed are Geo. Wilt
OF tho ,Yw.0rl,uis artillery Msiors Harrison Kirby
Sab = Eorid1, ,ud Co. jollnlon" e, SCUBA Car'
iiua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
TIE RETURNING REGIMENTS.

Yesterday WIS a day If anxious but patient waiting.
IL was ttou ght tue Eighth, sixty-unth, aud Seventy
first Regiments. with tue fresh stains and gori,s VI the
batte.i, ID upon them. ud arrive. A homo wei.
come was prepared. All the brilliant Broadway flags
were at all ing ard The city gave many other lively
indications Of resolution 10 honor Tire brave.
Nothing definite was Known, and runi0r ruled the
movements II The people thai regiment after regi-
ment was add 20 tie let Of expected arrivals it be-
came not wholly improbable that the entire Union
Army mi. ht shortly be deposited in good order al the
foot of Couu.andt street. aud quateed 10 town before
night.
Crowds devoted Themselves to looking ont fsoIs a
very early hour. TIE display Of women Broadway
extended over miles Of hot pavement The glorious
Sixiy-Aiuth evidently the sus aiming thought OF
tte majority Uf these. Hours succeeded hour, and
still deyoedly they chung the curLs AID held posses
sion Of the stes sustaining theunsclvos and thsr little
children Vitb uurpe fnt aud basty gupe Of extremely
cold coda. Abuut tie Ferry, there no Indications
Of retr, a. of the crowd until confidential whispers Of
delay and disappointment had rip, ned into positive IN
formation. Even then it partially open question:
whether tie Eighth lad fallen somewhere by the way,
the ssveuty-frt had been cut up coming through I'a
imore aud the SiSt nuth forcbiy detained IN Palia-
elphia for a tr sue udo1s ovation.
TIE EIGHTH.
The Sih wi probably have arrived before this meets
the realers eye They were expected at the foot Of
Coutlardt street at clock laft evening, but notice
at the ferry ns,'ucted the fieuds Of the regiment 10
a s.mble for their reception at Pier No IL, North
Riyer at ) oolock shis morning, an hour which woald
prtclud- any tumuItUous demonstration.
1IIE SIXTY NINTH AND sEVESrY-fIRST.
Tbese regiments were to leave Washington in COM
pauy LAST evening, aud will lie due here al any hour
from a. IN. IN noon. Tue great euthuai sm excited
by tho account Of their brave and resstess exploits on
Sunday wilt appear ia OF the most exciting scenes
OF welcome and experimentation witnessed in New
York. IL is understood TIA, the 7th Regiment will
form a part a The escort; The lrish Societies viii turn
oui ia iu regatta ai'd thousands Of People viii be in
the streets to frame toe picture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
STATEMENT OF GEN. PATTERSON.

BALTIAoRf, Thnrsday, July y, Io0I.
private letter from Gen. Patterson, dated Harrers
Ferry. 22d saws:
General Juliuston retrca'ed 10 Winchester, where
he hal thrown up extensive intrenchmea's aud bad
arg nuniber OF heavy guns. could have turned bis
POSITION and attacked him IN the reas bu be bad re-
ceved rryc reenfor sfrom Nissi sip AiIbams
AID GCoIgis, total fore uf over 800 Cont, demte
truops aud 900 Vir i",a militia Ny free il eas han
2 'O)o. ~ r@gimcne, whose of secyice up
over be wi, biu "a WEEK. IN refused stay one anpr
would their tine bat four viz cw0 Iodiaua reg imen;s
Frsi,k Juretts IN 18th Peunsylvaria), and Overs
che 24th Peunsy lsauip. Five TtgiueDs have gone
boue. Two more 10 to-day, and three more to-mor-
row. To avoid beilg cot oil with the remainder, L
fell bach and Occul led Il is Ia E."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
THE SEVENTY FIRST. SIXTY NINTH AND
EIGHTH NEw-yORK REGIMENTS.
PHIL,DELPmA, Thnrday, Juiy -,

Pan 'DELruA, Ihnrday, joy =, lSbI.
TIC 6lb Ergmebt lrit Washington at O'Clock.
Tv rassed the Sth and 'ist 40 Havro De Grace about
. eiocF. Tie s.h AID 5ist will arrive Al New-iork
shoa utou tomorrow. TIE CJth will auyo at New
Yofk aIoui oclol, in tha afternoon. Creaf delay is
oss.osea By number oil .rOoTs passing 70 aid iiOm
WaIiugi0u.
The a7i Reyiucnt len at 2.9o from Washington.
Allthc troops IN, IN special rans and no definite time
can ~ named f5r their arrival at NewYors Lieut..
Col Nugeut, of tho Cgth, here, having preceded
his regluar. The regiment is under command Of
Capt. james kOlly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
REPORTED BATTLE AT HARPERS FERRY.
RA1IMnRR Thnrrdny InlN % 1861.

''Ht'i'''''hi i""'s'''i "".
Reports having become current that fight had oe-
cured at Harpers Ferry, dispatch was sent to the
Agent Of the Associated Press there, making mqusy
into the matter.
The following was received in answer but con-
tanned 20 signature, and is, therefore, not entirely
credhaale:
Yes, We have bad severe fight, but We suoeeSs-
fully aud completely routed the rebels
We nave been unable to obtain anything more about
the fight. II is thought it was mere sirmish with
Secession cavalry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26

College
scHrsxoTADy, Thursday

ScHRSEcTADr, ThuTsday, July y, FOL.
At the Commencement exercises III Union college
to-day the degree Of A. u. WIS conferred Oh Is meal-
ben 81 the graduating class the degree of graduate
IL Civil Engineering upon 9.
I've des1ee Of Master of Atts was conferred on Ii-
teen geuilenen graduates Of TIE sUsiltution Honor
ary Degree Of Doctor IF Divinity the Rev. John A.
Lsu,ing Of the Reformed Dutch Cbuuh, Caiskill. N.
Y; tie Rey Robert Brown, Belfast, irelatdi the
Rev. Samuel Parker Episcopal Church, Stockbridge,
Mass. Honorpry Degt. Of Aaster OF Are upon Tho
Rev Samuel w. Roe, jamestown, n. Ii tue Rev:
Cha. d. Sesley, Bailaoa Spa, NY Blarctford
Medals were AWARDED: Fist prile, Ira j. Chlpe7,
Amsterdam second prize Byrou w Ian 1don, Column
bus Quiz. Silver goblet 10 y. McCoOk, Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
FROM PENSACOLA.

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, July %. 1861.
The latest Pensacola dates report the captu Of
small sloop by the feet and the arrival on the 18th Of
the Macedonian.
the schooner vig suce, charged with furnishing tie
bloekadiug squadron with provisions, seized at
Bay St.. Louis on the :Orh, and guard put aboard
TIE bockSdng squadron at the meath Of the Missis-
sppi reeuforced the Goth by the arrival OF i've
ww vessels. rhe-frce now consi-ts Of the Brooklyn
Pow hatsn, Colorado, and fur smaller vessels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-26
TWELVE HUNDRED REBEIs KILLgn


bALIIauNh. IHHIfNf4. } VIH. , w
Winchester letters to Secc .ioni-s here report n
mar 600 secessonists certainly Killed at M-nae"si
tlt It a Calisna Albcri johnston who "a kilca, ,id
no, It'll Joe Johnston that The enemy retired rom ne
led spontaneously with our army, believing 'Sey
y. r. b.as, n; and that BeaureigIa showed Tia slits
feather during the battle.
letter from Col. Miles 10 some one hese anes th''l
lc did not receive any order Tie whole by % move
his reserve 10 the support 81 the advanced cVlaD-s.