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MR. CHAs NJ CARTER, OF Portland, Oreron.
mas just arrived In this city from San Francisco.
he made the trip across the continent In 10 days.
oy the overland route the quickes, trip On re- ord
oy mar way He came to 81. Joseph, on the over.
Iand coaches In II days, and from there to this
CIV ne came on the cars in two days running
Hme) he saws that the overland route Is the
quichest way TO cross the continent, but not 50
cnedp as oy The ocean steamers The Union fever
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rNOTIcE- All 20 sons holding s,.nds &.
NlS the Northern Nsrket are ereby notiSad
% By paying the spp,.sement piioe Of such on %
before the Fret cay OF August ne1t persons fsIl-
will be forfeited 90 the Corporation and vii be
30 d according % law, 90 the hlghest bidders re-
WsshisEfnn, Friday, he q day Of Al gust nc It
st 10 O'Clock m at the Mark II u.s
~ S By order. IT. A BROWN. Clerk.
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sArIsFAcroRY FROM PILOT KNOB, Mo-Lieut
Huntington, Of the Ordnance Department, arrived
az 81. Louis on special train Friday morning,
1om Col bland's camp, near Pilot Knob The
Lieutenant took thither three full batteries' Az
SIX Founders and an extra cannon, with which be
mas strongly fortified the camp He spent some
time In thoroughly instructing the corps in the
management OF the guns, and left them adopts at
tne pfacuce. The rumou Of a large rebel force
IN tnat vicinity or region are entirely false. A
small party was indeed found, but fed at the ART
approach OF the federal troops. Col Bland and
rite Journal, 29tk
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FROM FORTRESS MoNRoE-The Adelaide, Cap
tain James Cannon, reached here Yesterday about
seven O'Clock, and the military officers who ar
rived In her report continued oufetude aud mac
tivity. Several Of high grade state that a rumor
prevails extensively about the Fortress 70 che effect
that zen. Butler would be placed In another mill
tary department Of the service, and that the CON.
mand Of that department will be assigned General
Wool. Both officers are expected to reach w ash.
ington In the course Of few days.
zen Buffers command will be still further re-
duced to-day at least nine hundred men, as the
First vermont Infantry design going home In one
OF the Baltimore and Boston line Of steamers In
tue meantime nine full companies of cavalry are
rapidly organizing In New York, and will be
forwarded to Old Point, their horses having al
ready reached there, all IN first rate order.
Commodore Stringham, of d ag-s ship Minnesota
at the urgent request Of parties Interested deter
mined to make few experiments with rihed can
non ana other projectles Of an improved pattern
large number Of shots were discharged at a
ouoyed target, two miles distant from the ship,
a1d near the Confederate battery at Willoughbys
Point The result not only tested the accuracy Of
the gun, but its Tremendous power as projectile.
None OF the shots were aimed at the shore battery
Notwithstanding 1t was easily within range Two.
thirds OF the balls struck The target.
Colonel Butler, not In service at the present
time, and Lieut. Col of the Fourth Infantry of
New York, reached here Yesterday by the AIDE
lalde, and went on to Washington forthwi In.
They would have left with their commands, but
for the fact Of being detained by the court martial
in Col Aliens case
About two o'clock Lieut. Crosby, Of the United
states Navy, was sent by Com Strin CHAM with
an armed tug to the mouth Of Pocomoke River,
Tor tse purpose of firing upon a number Of boats
which are said TO have been carving supplies 10
the Confederates Of the Eastern Shore of Virginia
rom Baltimore. The tug was well manned and
w IL mounted with guns, and the Lieutenant had
orders not to act deterninedly The result has
not transpired here, as the Adelaide passed I'D be.
fore the expedition returned, but about nine a,
night brisk cannonading was heard In the di.
fection OF Pocomoke, and it appeared that more
than one party was engaged In 1t bali American
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RENovALs.-From the Patent Office, Yesterday.
Messs. King, Peck, and Clark, examiners at
s2,oOo each. (Mr. Lawrence of the same grade
having previously resigned;) Messrs. Herbert
Toll and jerks, secondc lass examiners. at Al sno
each and Messrs Shaef, Halstead, and Holmead
fnlrd-class examiners, at 81 800 each
This reduction Of force ha, been found pscss.
safy In consequence of the diminution Of busi.
ness In this branch Of the service
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The FRINGE NAPOLEON and suite are expected
70 leave New York for this city this afternoon,
ou. Will not come on to Washington immedi.
s'eiy, They are expected to remain day, per-
haps, In both Philadelphia and Baltimore
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Spirit Of the s,orutus Pr.u

The lHisHigen-sy publishes an order recently
Issued by Beauregard. ordering levy for mill
tary contributions in Fsuquier county, Va, and
thinks from this that Beauregsrd either has an
Immense army or that the provisions captured
from us were OF triring importance
The RsPH'heaE urges an early dispersion Of the
oohieoerstes In Virginia. Certainly. To be sure
why not
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HEADouARTKRs ARMY OF PoroMAc

FORAGE FOR THE REBEL ARMY The Lees
Durg w ashingtonian contains the following ON
cial order: oAA
HEADouARTRRs ARMY OF PoroMAc.)
r., MANASSAS, July %, 1861.
Colonel: Mr.. George johnson, special agent Of
the Quartermaster's Department, is sent to Lou
aoun county for the purpose Of collecting wagons.
teaus, ana grain forage for the use Of this army ,
Is expected that he will have no dificulties
whatsoever that the loyal citizens Of your ricb
county VIII De glad to have an opportunity thus
gloriously maintained the independence and sov.
ereignty OF Virginia, and driven back In iono-
minious Hight the invaders Of her soil,
But, al The same time all classes of your citizens
must contribute their quota; therefore Unnecessary.
IL Is expected that constraint must be EMPLOYED
Win all who are forgetful Of their obligations.
BY order Of GKSsRAL BKAURKeARp
Respectfully, Colonel, your obedient servant,
To Colonel A. 4 NJ. Rust, Commendant Militia.
Loudoun county ''--N"~'
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Camp Outfits.

MCGUIRE d CO.
IVA Conner Of loth Sc. dsd Pa. az
lave al extensive assortment of articles
necessary to Camp life, Comprising:
PARIS AMERICAN CAMP CHEST. fora
Mss ot tonr inta ning Table, Sto a, Coo ing
els, 90, q copta ned In 8 neat and strong Chest
u lnches long, IA wiHe, and 9 deep, weighing only
.FAVOR'S PATENT ARMY AND HOspI-
TAI COT the strong st, cheapest, and most
portable affair Of the kind in use
CAMP STOOLS, ofevery variety and mice.
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, BLANKETS
SHEETS, PILLOW CASES, &c, dc.
P Suffers and Others furnishe In quantities at
~ - III JAS c. MCGUIRE CO.
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DrNew Jersey Is to furnish Eve more ,ao,-
menu Tor the war, and Gov Olden has ALREADY
In response to the requisition Of the War Depa,t'
meni' taken measures for their Organization. Tn.
services OF some three or four regiment. have al
ready been rendered
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" The Baltimore Republican (pluo uglv,
anPlay' The following in large characters. for
the comfort Of Its disunion readers:
"As we 60 to press the rumor IN ,ensu,sa 81. \.
zen. scott has rendered his resi- gnation. Many
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MARYLAND LEeIsLArURR. The Baltimore
was In attendance at Frederick vesterdav- ana
both Houses organized. The first bushes. In Ia.
House was the adoption Of a message to the senate
proposing the appointment Of a committee TO
The session win be a short one.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-01

MR.JoHNC USDERwOoD. of Virginia, has been
nominated and confirmed as Fifth Auditor of tn.
Treasury.
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REMOVED -Lawrenee II. Breed, Of Louisiana.
a''n' messenger In the Office Of the Secretary
OF Tie Senate, was removed Yesterday.
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" Last night dss'ardly attack was made
upon the New York Fifth Regiment, In Bait.
more oy q party Of secessionists The parties
were arrested
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W Last Monday funeral service was held ,r
me Catholic church at Louisville, XIV, for tn,
Confsderats who fell In the late battle I'm WI,
GINA
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w Yesterday the steamer Column i. l.f, R,,g.
more ior washington with a heavy cargo Of milf.
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W Five companies Of the Fourth wi,con,,,
Regiment, under command Of Col Payne, hay.
started for Washington. nave
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u me New York Twelfth Regiment, Col
e,neia' passed through Baltimore YESTERDAY
from HsrPer's Ferry, on their v,v hor,.
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CAIRO TO BIZ ATrAcKED.-An allusion was mad
In the New Albany Ledger Of Friday to informal
uon which had been placed In its poss ssion, 10
me effect that the railroads of w estern Tennessee
mad Deen taken possession Of by the autborites of
tennessee, for the purpose Of conveying troops
towards Cairo The editor has intelli gence which
ne believes to be entirely authentic, COMBINING
that OF Friday. Twelve thousand troops have
already crossed the Mississippi to New Madrid,
where they are to be joined 6y others from Ten,
nessee, Arkansas and MISUNDERSTANDING in the
aggregate $1,000 men, well supplied with artiI-
lery: These troops are to make a speedy attach
on cairo, now almost bare Of troops in conae-
quence Of the expiration of the terms of the three
iiontns volunteers, and 1t IL believed by them
tnat the entire force Of General Prentiss win be
easily captured, and the war thus transferred 10
the Ohlo,rivef border and Missouri IT 10 also ru-
mored TO be part Of the plan of the rebels stimuli
aneously with the attack on Cairo, to make an
assault on Arlington Heights, capture w sshipg
ton, push on to Baltimore, and establish the head
quarters OF the army In that city. This intelIi-
gence comes from a source that will not permit
the editor to disregard It, quite certain that
the rebels, discovering our weak points are de-
termined, while their troops are vet flushed with
the victory at Manassas, to make a bold stroke IN
transfer the seat Of war from their own to our so
Louisville Journal, 29th
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,Uc Muragski, one Of the members Of the late
made Governor Of aakodadi. ~''A
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Affairs IN THE wEsr-From the Louisville

AFFAIRS IN THE WEsr.-From the Louisville
Journal Of the 10Th We clip the following items !:
we learn from the Hopkinsville Mercury that
pighlv Intelligent citizen OF Arkansas who was
tnefe aiew DAYS ago, stated that there was a wide
spread Union sentiment In that State, which was
Kept secret only by the bayonet of tyrants in
power, and that the moment the U 3 army
should set foot In the State there would be q
gfand rally OF the people around the Federal tay,
, Inc troops at Camp Joe Holt, under General
Rousseau, are receiving their uniforms
The Hopkinsville Mercury saws that not dsv
passes that squads of deserters do not pa.s
mat pace on their way home. They all report
great suffering IN the camp for actual necessities
oh sunday morning company Of six went
through on their way back to their old Kentucky
MONIES some seemed to be boys of fifteen or
gentleman from Huntsville, who, with HI,
family, came over the Nashville road IN thi, cit,,
on Friday, says that on Thursday he heard Gov
Harris, Of Tennessee, say to the mail agent or er.
press agent on the d, that, on Monday next,
Tue sald agent will receive orders to detain ali
mai matter going across the Kentuc XIV line into
Inc south to be examined by Confederate officers
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THE NEWS HERE.

NV IoRE ON BRIGADIERs.-The New York
delegation in Congress have made the following
recommendations TO the President for appoint
ment al hrigadier generals. Viz:
John J Peck, graduate of West PoInt)
Louis Blenker, (now Commanding a regiment
In the feld.)
Abner Doubleday, u. s. Al
Truman Seymour, ~. 5. Al
Henry w. Slocum, "a graduate OF West Point,
and now commanding regiment in the field
Ward B Burnett, (exMexican war oficer)
X Il. Van ValkenbuEgh, "a member Of Con-
gress)
add
A6ram Duryea, now commanding regiment
In the field
John II Martindale, "a graduate Of West Point }
nj. r. Patrick, "a graduate of West Pofnt)
John J. Velie. Of Troy, "a general Of State
militia, and graduate of West Point)
senators King and Harris, and Representatives
Ward, Frank, DIN, and Wizard, were appointed
committee to wait upon the President and pre-.
sent the above names
The NEW TREASURY NOTEs.-The Treasury
notes, the emission Of which has recently been
authorized by Congress, are being prepared for
issue A portion Of the low denominations are
to OclEcI IN coin, (OI the S0's, I'D
and sos, places designated on their face 9th.
ers Of the same denomination bear IS 100 interest
payable one year after date, with the privilege Of
the holder, when presented in sums of $40, to
exchange them for Treasury notes having three
years to run, bearing $40 per cent interest All
Treasury notes may be exchanged for twenty
years bonds, bearing per cent interest All the
Treasury notes to be Of and above $50 denomina.
Ton bear $40 interest, and are made payable in
three wears
The evidences already exhibited make It plain
that these Issues will be eagerly sought by the
country, In all sections, a circulating medium.
NRw BRIsADIERs The city Is TODAY full OF
the alleged nomination Of fifteen new Brigadier
Generals yesterday. We apprehend that none
were sent in on that day, though some NAV have
gone In t0-day-amOng them the names of Coils
Hein'zleman, Porter, and Franklin, of Pa. and
The Hon John A. McClernand, Of ILL.,, NJ C As
regiments arrive here they are being brigaded
and II Is understood that new Brigadier Generals
will only be selected by the President as tbe,,
services may be actually needed in the army q,
The Potomac, and other Of the country, armie,
no" In the field and being massed for future SIR.
vice
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STATEMENT FROM COLONEL x,,r

ALEXANDRA, Va July 81, ls6I-Edito, of
ms Sfa,: Dear sir-Win you please give place in
your columns to short reply from an old soldier
In correction OF Col. Richardson's report as pub.
h'neo In this mornings Sxs. Perhaps no one
mas ever before been hunted with more assid uous,
malicious, vituPeration and falsehood since the
oamie OF Bun Run, than myself. My name. am
soio' mas been byword in the streets Of Wash.
ins'on ana In oar-rooms for everything deroga.
.ofy 20 my cnarscssr TWAS stated had deserted
70 we enemy; 1 was traitor, being from Mary
iand' aTmpathireri gave the order to retreat was
In arrest ana now, by Col. Richardson's report,
drunk
ishaii not copy Richardson's report, but correct
'ne errors ne has committed, leaving TO his future
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A SUPERIOR STOCK OF
Essiins, md ToYss, irish Iissn., W. wsiss c sm..
X,s s, 81 srsdes, Eannels, with . full ssocf ior
'''p's''' ~ j te 81 lo SD,, essS P,os:
~ "a e23 Seventh street, above Pa A.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF ASSISTANT ouAR-
" TERMAsTER,
NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR FURNISHING
ARMY SuPP,lES AND

Orficx OF ARMY CLOTHING AND TorrPAsyD
Corner Of H0lcavd aHd defesr >tyesfs
NEW YORK, July IS 1861. \
MY Advertisement CT the I7ss instan, for propo-
eais Tor furnishing Army Uppies ~ d Ma rails
10 40 moolhed as 20 receive bids for auy DO rtiou
vertlsed for.
ID. N. vrNTON,
" Zt-tAugo Major md Qua, termsstsr
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!. >. ii sGgss ss.. see ssss.
m s'G - 'so'r J. W, 6oLLEY Z 60
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General Orders, No. 10. ..
Ii has been the prayer Of every patriot that the
tramp and din Of civil war might at least ,oa,e
the precincts within which repose the sacred Re- .
mains Of the Father of his Country; but this Mons
hope Is disappointed Mount Vernon, No recent.
iy consecrated anew to the Immortal Washi npton
by the ladies Of America, has already been over.
run by bands Of rebels, who, having tramn,ed
under foot the Constitution Of the United States
the ark Of our Freedom and Prosperity-are n,e.
pared to trample on the Ashes Of him to whom
we are all mainly indebted for those MIGHTY
blessings
Should the operations Of war take the limited
states troops In that direction, the General in
Chief does not doubt that each and eyerv MAJ
will approach with due reverence and leave nm.
injured, not only the Tomb, but also the n ou,e.
the Groves, and Walks which were no loved nv
the best and greatest Of men.
By command: swift
E d TOWNSEND, Asst, Adjt. General.
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July -, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS, 70 be endorsed .PTop1snjs
Tor a'lrg Water mains, wi be received Al this
once unit! 8 O'Clock .. IN IN Sa day, Augu Sd.
faT la!Irg certain w-ter-mains, as d rect "a by a
joint resolution Of the Alffr" en- AID Road Of
common Council approved July 18th, 1881 Spacl-
hcalons and forms OF proposals can be had st tina
Office. RaND,gi pH CIV 80
jy 81 "a Wafer a. .s,,.,
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at last drove the enemy back and the march was
resumed at pace more fitting for weary and dis
pirited men.
Nine O'Clock p. m brought them to their camp
ground at Centervilie. BY 10 O'Clock the differ.
ent regiments We're pretty well together; the men
had built fires, and expressed the desire to make
stand, having confidence they could beat the
enemy In the open field. In four hours an order
came to retreat on Washington, and the weary
march was resumed-some Of the men CRYING
win disappointment at our giving up without
one more rally. Too much credit cannot be given
the men, not only for their courage but for their
endurance under adverse circumstances Iiept
Col. Farnsworth, Of the Thirty-eighth N.Ys
", had been confined to his bed for owe, q v.ek
before the battle, was carried to the field I'm an
ambulance, and yet, sword in hand, mingled I'm
the thickest of the fray. Fourteen wounded men
OF the same regiment walked the whole wav from
the field Of battle to SAuter's Hill seven Of them
will probably die. Many Of the wounded were
brought in In common baggage wagons. which
must have produced intense agony to the moor
sufferers, the roads being In a bad condition and
very stony; Others came upon horseback, support.
ed by comrades sitting behind them; scores "a,
oown oy the roadside, bidding their friends good
oYe, az they could stand II no longer But amid
all this, the men looked forward 10 tb. time whsn
they should again meet the foe, and MANY were
the nrmly-expressed resolves to thrash them ga,
b, Co. F, 3sth Reg'tNY Sy.
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CHEF ASSISTANT 9GARTERMAsTER's
y S6NbIY TRAIN.

3
4, On and sflsr SUNDAY. ssth July, there will be
YORK and PHILADELPHIA.
u from New Yorx and Philsdelphis, arriving In
Wss1intton siefo m. j. A SCOTT,
~ Genera Manager.
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r,urRTyra SALE OF DIRT GOODS.
CHAMBERS FAlKCHILD, Anetioneers
- Salcsroom lis NassAu streeA
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'"0 ''~'- JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
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d n nAnn-olGOO ---FARTNKR WANTkD =
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amount 70 ion ts sdvsssr having 40 e2u ,ar RIA =
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he profits Of which are forty per ceuA None -
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Ar PUBLIC ApCllO>,
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Eighth avenue,
ON THIS DAi lSAlURDA ~, at 2 o. iock.
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Lsgkest aud richest assortment OF
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Offered al auction this season
Superb seven octave Piano nrte,
Elegant Ora ing Room suits.
Artistic Bronzes, Statuary,
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Bronze and vrmolu nan-elierS
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