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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-18

Freeoorn. The former is lying OF the Wash
ington yard, waiting orders.
THE ISLANDERS OF THE NORTHERN PRESS.
1t would be utterly useless to undertake 10
notice one half the gross ISLANDERS published
in the Northern press in relation to the South
ern people, especially Virginians. One OF
these journals, a few days ago, stated that
Colonel Richard Ashby, who was desperately
wounded in tae skirmish at Romney, Va,
was a member of A"mob family who have
long infested Stafford and Fauquier counties.
To this citizen Of Philadelphia (who seemed
to think that Col. Ashby was kiiled) has re-
sponded in a letter, from which we quote As
follows
Being intimately acquainted with the Ash
bys, and especially SO with those living in
Fauquier county, was surprised that any
thing should be published against them. TO
the effect that they were Z mob family."-
Nothing could be- further removed from the
real facts Of the casa. The Ashbys are large
landholders. living upon their estates In .
has never existed, and where all the refined
ard gentle elements of society are sedulousiy
cultivated and preserved. And In commu-
nifty widely famous for its virtue, enlighten.
ment and hospitality, none are more honored
family.
The iats Col. Ashby servsd his country
with distinction during the war With Mexico,
noble gentleman. His convictions Of the
justice Of the cause for which he fought,
ware. at least. honest ones. That they wefs
% his record amply shows. for he died In do
grave, and though ne wers our snsmy, It y
not noble In az y hsep obloqay upon his
ashes. He died like brave solater. with his
armor on, leading thu '.forlorn hops"
The writer Of this had occaston TO Walt Viz
wfnia sh0rt1y nffar tkn go upRauAn ~ thu John
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Missouri State Cor vent OF Strongly
for union.

JtFTIrsos CIR. July 33-Ths State Con
yention passed a resolution this morning BY
- to 81 declaring tho ofhco OF Pre- idelt Of
the Convention held hy Con. SteT ins PH-e
AZ the lat session vac ut
Gen. Robt. Wilson, former Wee President.
vas unanimously elected President He IL a
staunch Union mn
A motion 3 m1de 10 declare the Office Of
Doorkcoper vacant. ~ he va elected - a
Cnioh man at the late session OF the Con
ven,ion. and has since edited q secession "a.
per.
Urel Wright made = violent disunion
speech. dehouneing the Administration rs re.
volutionsty and d~cspoue. and dcnouncing tho
Union leaders In 81 Louis snd tie Sta -
The matter was "a. esreI % a Committee Of
three
A comm ttee Of seven. one from e1ch Con-
gre-siOnsl strict, was e'e-ted. ~iJse duty
/ u Is 10 report 20 the Convection what a on
: they deem Il advisable 20 take IN the pre,ea,
distracted condition Of the Site
A iourncd tll three
Arrrnxoo> Sfssto~-kx Gev. Stewart o
fercd the following resolution:
Resolred, That IN tho opinion Of this Con
vention the Executive Department OF The
SITE has cxpatriatsi it-eif.
lie SPOKE In fr OF Of the Convent N roi
70 work 70 fll the vacan y.
Referred % the comm'tteo Of seven sp
pointed this morning
On motion tire Convention adjourned 81
% morrow morning
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Asri.ai of the Santa re MAI.

lSDKPKSpENcE. No, July 22-The Santa
fe Nail aud C,non City Express arrived here
Yesterday. With il We have date, of July
1th from Santa Fe and July llth from Canon
City.
Business in New Mexico is dull.
From Arizone we le earn that the Pine Alto
Nine. are beng worked very successfully.
md at a clearing up OF ~artstras tho am lu4..
OF Quartz obtained was very rich and OF such
a character ~ to encourage the operators 10
more diligent Labor.
Granville Orly is Il csnIidate for tho Con-
fedsrate Congress from Mess.lla Vally.
News from Canon City are unimportant.-
Passengers bv the Sts-e we're " IN. } h ).
Watts. J. L Burnett of New Yerk City. j..
NJ. jack ION OF Arizona. jack McDJuaii Of
the Rocky Mountains.
Rims were never IN re abundant Than they
a e II ills season at the base O.. tn. Roxy
Mountains and ON the plains.
The road were very bad, but notwi.h-
stsndin. the Stage GENE in ahead of Tine AS
il had heretofore done.
The whole tribe OF kiowa J. d rs were
met west OF Pawnee Fork. about nifty miles
on their road 10 Fort Wise, 10 meet their
agent and receive their pensions. hey were
friendly.
We are gatifed 10 learn that the accident
which Mr.. Andrew Stuart met with at CouL-
Gil Grove IS not of such a serious nature as
was at first anticipated. aud that be will soon
be- able 10 resume his journey.
The proprietors of that line are beginning
to reap the rewards OF their ener.y and de.
termnet purpose of carrying the mails nj
passengers through 10 points in New Mex CO
and Pixies Peak in double-quick time.
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The New York 18Th Enlisted for
Three Years.. SeeessIonists OF
Baltimore Jubiiant-Shorman's
and Burnside's Batteries not
Captured.

BsITIxozr. July 22-,mmeiiatciy uron
the confirmation Of the retreat Of the Onion
forces. the 18th Nce York militia. whose
term Of enlistment sspires shortly. unani-
mously signed a paper 10 re-enlsi for three
years.
Gen Banks leaves for Gen. Patterson's
column 10 morrow.
This morning the ely continues IN great
excitement. the Sccessionists are oveJoyed
Efforts are bang made by lsadlng Secession.
cts 20 keep tho moro bois;erous quiet. The
presence OF a considerable military force may
De required TO keep the Rebels IN Baltimore
quiet IN their present delcrium Of frenzy -
Lkenesses Of Bsaursgard are sold an the
streets.
A heavy and steads rain prevented = large
congregstion Of people.
PAY Muster McPhail OF the United S;ste-
Army, Just from " Washington. contrad cts the
report. that Sherman's and Burnside. bate
rice were captured BY the rebels.
The unionist- in 3 .ltimore very generally
attribute the lie 81 the Un.0n forces q
the inactivity o. Gen. Patterson. Who Il !. re
ported. ~ss = dozen times officially telegraph.
81 70 Engage Gen Johnston At any q q
On Sunday thirty arrest were made fo5 AZ
temps 20 incits nobs.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


Hon. Nuns }. FLEroHEs. Superintendent
OF Public Instruction. viii address and coun-
sel With the school officers and teachers Of
'igo county. a. the Court House. On Satur
day. the Third Of August nexs. Al ? O'Clock
Z. u. As the visit OF the Superintendent :
required BY Law. ever otfceF and teAcher OF
schools shouA attend. de Nil ai-o lecture.
by request. al the Hall Ct the Firss Ward
school house. ason subjects promcdve cfpoP-
UiaT education. At early ga lighting The
public are invited 20 attend
". n. EDWARDS.
School Examiner Vigo CO.
Ierre HauIe. July %. le6l.,d
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xxxvu cosenEs-E.raA SESSION..

~
WAsHIscroS. July %.
SKskrK-Ar. Wilson. from the COMMITTEES
on Military Afflirs. reported back the bill TO
provide for the transportation OF arms and
munitions Of war 10 loyal citizens n rebel
States. and 10 provide tor the expense OF os
gaining regiments. &c. The bill makes an
appropriation of - .000. 600. Passed.
Mr. Sherman, from the Financial Commit
tee, reported back the bill TO refund the du-
ties on arms imported by States. Passed.
On reopsning the doors. the Senate ad-
journed.
HOusE.-Mr. Porter reported a bill dividing
hentucky into two Judicil! Districts. and
abolishing the present ID strict Courts. a.
amended on 4 motion Of Blair, OF No, aho'-
ishing the two District Courts in Missouri.
and creating one District Court in their
stead.
In the course OF the debate. Mr.. Cr.;ten
den 81 p Ised The bill saying il was an abuse
Of the power OF Congress. and innovation
ofthe constitution Il mode of removal Of a
Judge 10 affect such an object by the zboli-
ton OF tho court ss now proposed.
The bill passed-Yess 70. Niys 50.
Dir. Stevens, from the Committee on Ways
and Means. reported a bill providing add.
tionai revenue Tor defraying the expenses OF
the Government and maintaining the public
credit. by the assessment of a direct tax and
internal duties. Referred 10 tho Committee
OF the Whole.
Adjourned.
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Inter aud Better News from d
souta OF the

WASHINGTON, July 23.--lt is now well rs.
certained the killed and wounded will fall
short OF one thousand
The rebels did not follow the retreating
forces after they passed Bulls Run.
Col. Eristein OF the Pennsylvania 2Sth re-
turned TO the b title field I'D lut four o'clock
on Sunday night and brought of six p e,es
of artillery which he delivered to the com
manding officers on the Potion &c Yesterday
evening. He reports the feld WAS clolr AID
not nm enemy in sight. "
The President and Secretary Of War are
vigorously at work Organizing a powerful
army.
Within the last SIX hours over sin thousand
fresh men with a number OF bait, ries OF ar
il.ery have been accepted.
4 number OF Regiments have arrived.
Every day will bring immense re nfoTce-
ments TO the national capit,l.
Ten new Regiments wall To in Ea'tim re
by tins evening.
The response from ever, quarter has been
moot gratifying AMI truly patriotic.
Capt. Tyler received a letter this morning
from Capt. Gibson of the Franklin br gAde,
d,ted Csntervillo. asking FOR Horse fodder.
rom which IT Appears our troops are 1T
there.
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NEw loRk. Juis pa spectator OF the
battle ot Bulls Run. says the single cause Of
the panic wAs a charge by 4 large body OF
cavalry among the tetm>ters and strtgglin,
soldiers who were ia the rear OF our M ,in
forces between the Run and Ceuteryil!e.
When Gen. Mcdowell found that his reserve
49, on the retreat. il Was too late 10 counter
act the mistake. aud he then commanded the
main body 10 tall back, which IL did. quietly
and il good order. The men VINO had been
citing all day without water and food. were
q 4 state Of complete exhaustion.
A spectator. sn Englishmln, who WAS pres
ent 1t the Crmean battles. SAYS their isht-
ne had been OF the most sp endid kind
Snch charges - the Fire Zou ives AMI the
S9th Isish Reg ments made be had Lot seea
az lnkermann OF the Alma.
The following dispatch from tho Secretary
B of War has Just been received by the Union
Defense Committee OF this city, dated Wash
ington, July -:
IA reply to your telegram. I will SAP cheer
our friends 10 active eNcrtiJns. that we may
speedily retrieve. ocr misfortune. We sre
makiny most vigorous efforts to Concentrate
a la.ze and irresistible army At this point.
and Regiments are now arriving. The
works on the south bank of the Potomac are
being well manned. The Capital Is safe.
Signed SIMON CAMERON.
WAsaiNGroS July 23-ll AN-l.ater ae-
eounts show the number of our killed is
much less thar urls supposed. Official lists
are preparing a. rapidly as possible. Col.
Narston. Of New Hampshire. member Of
Congress. lost an arm. Col. Lamon Na-
slightly wounded. Coy. Sprague. OF Rhode
Island. was in the thickest OF the blitle. aud
made a gallant anne france.
The Regiments which have suffered the
most. are the Fire Zoustes and the 9th Of
New York. the Connecticut lst. Mlssachu-
sets 1t and eth.
A great number OF members Of Congress
ami civilians were on the b,ttle field. and
their Digit added 20 the confusion.
The number 81 our troops actually enga-
gei - the contest. did not exceed 2).00O.
o~ONsLnofAI's psPATcH.
Msjor Hirris lett With a dag of ;tuce. to
das, u recover the body OF Col. Cameron.
The assistant Surgeon nj the Centrevil'c
Hospital, says thit the killed ard wounded
will not exceed GO.
CentIoville was occupied last night by the
Virginia cavalry. and The scouts stretched 20
Fairiax c. H.. They were veg, Industrious
" engaged in picking up snapsacks. can;cens,
&c on the roid.
No prospects OF the traitors advancing.
The Government is hourly receiving offers
of Regiments. which are accepted. The
misfortune has had no dishearteDing eco ..
Eighteen cannon wore lost IN the retreat
Capt. Gore. Of Hartford. shot an Alabama
Colonel. and captured five rebels
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lmportsnt "a Tfac-Two Divisions Of
the Federal Army nj Ccnteryilic.

pnil,nxLrHiA. jliy 23-The Bulletin OF
this city his a special Dispatch. dated Monday
evening. stating hat Senator Wade bad ar
lived ~ Washington. lie states that he left
40 disisi0n, Of the srmy q, Centerviile -
The enerry rem lined IN their entertainments
ten Tyler bad thrown u2 entertainments At
CeuA lie There ~as no prospec, ~ an
attack.
Gov. SprAgua spkei tie Les X ! battery
on the field.
u q Putnsm. Of New York. slep, At Par.
fax Sunday ngst. and inthe uaJgnsag y liked
' 70 Alexandra IN COMPANY ~ih one huudsad
and hny army wagons. The nan body Of
the army was then resting AZ cen,srsills.
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Latest from the reierai Army-Iist
OF Killed and Wonsded-A Zessvc
Taken aud Escaped.

wAsuiSoros. July o-The morning l.
occapied IN putting affairs Ia order 90 the
Virginia side. within The original Federal
h1es.
From he indications around tho eommis.A
rat and ordnance departments the recov erv
from the recent damages "a Ia lively pro.
gre<@
Boats are again running . Alexandra.
The Fire Zousvcs ell rendezvous Al tic
headquarters Of The 18th Regiment to-da,
shea some accurate knowleige Of their To-.
oil Re ascertsinei
The last seen Of the gallant Col Wiico4 ol
the lat Mich gan Regiment. he was lsin.
wounded Oh the battle 6cld. Ne = cfbe.
dead or tsken prisoner.
In the 1t Michigan Regiment he follow
ing are knoun % be killed
Capt wlefhin zton. eomnry II; Capt But
tsrworth. company &. Lieutenant Carr. c1m
! rsny q. Lieut. Monies. company y. orderi.
ssrge,nt Le~s Hartieyer. company II.
: Orderly serssAn, HartleysT. sempany A
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privates Richard Jones. company A: james
nelly. company y. and both the color bear
es priyates Cunningham OF company A. and
John Stafford. company G.. are among the
wounded.
MAJOR Bidwell took the place Of Col. vii
cox and managed TO bring the Regiment cut
OF The held IN the best possible onief.
The Louave drummer was taken by the
rebels. Out escared. lie reports the sece-
sioIit have an immense number OF prison
eS IN their possession. IL is supposed they
were principally picked up b. the way.
Fifteen member 0nly OF the Ohio regi
ment were missing The officers are safe.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at Birds Point.

ST. LOUIS Jaly 23--Adyices from port.
mouth, Missouri. are 20 the eject that on
sunday morning a body Of Col, SIN tbs Ms
sour Zouayes weLt to Danville aud arrested
the four men engaged in hanging Col. Sharp
and Lieut. Jeger. They took them 10 the
outskirts Of the town and shot them. One
OF them, Robert Teuill, Was a LAWYER for
merly the edi,or Of the Danyille Herald
Two more men concerned in the same out
age we're shot near Mexico. Audrain county
by a company Of cavalry under Capt. Smith.
Foar others escaped on horseback. One OF
those shot vas the captain of a company %
rebels al Mexico named Moultrie.
Fully seven thonsand troop are stationed
At different points on the North Missouri
Raj rad.
Ii Is reported that a large body of rebels
from Southeastern Missouri, are marching
on Pilot Knob. the Southern erminus OF the
l.on Mountain Railroad. and teat Col Bland
Stationed at that point. has sent for reinforce.
ments.
The Springfield correspondent OF the Dem.
ocrat. under date of the 10Th writes as ioi.
lows:
Colonies SigsI and Saiomon are reor.
ganizing their regiments for three years ser.
VICE, aud recruiting many recrn l. from this
vicinity.
The entire force now here is over eight
thousand, nearly all OF whom will re enlst ior
three years.
Gen. Sweeney With a force OF twelve hun.
dred men, START today for Forsyth. on White
River. in fancy county.
The balance OF Gen. Lyons command left
Camp S'gcl, twelve niles north east OF here
to-day. aud will 20 into camp at Little York,
ten miles west ON the Mt. Vernon road.
Other offensive movements will be made
next week.
McCulloch IS stll at Camp Walker Ark.
with five thousand we'll armed troops.
Jackson II some twelve or fifteen miles
this side. with ten thousand Poorly armed
aud undisciplined men.
Forty nine men from Carroll and Marion
counties, Arkansas, arrived here Thurs lay
iast. and enlisted for three years.
The Home Guards here have been reliev-
ed from active duty, aud are now harvesting
Their crops.
Much complaint ID made at the hardness
win which our troops are supplied with he.
csssary stores aud provisions.
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ierc.1ing from the Paeif,c.

IT. Kransrr. Jul, o3.-Thc PONY Ex.
press raesed here al II ? m. on the ~ with
San Francisco date. % July l6th
Gov. I've entered on ~. Official duties a.
Governor of Nevada 1efr tory. 1T Carson
Civ Yesterday. lie made a speech and ere
ated a favorable impression.
Intelligence from Los Angeles on the llth
from the vicinity OF The new silver and sin
mines, says that tho society among the nit
ncrsi< bordering on savage ls~lessnee. AZ
one camn. in phiiom county. a desperate
6ght. IN Which eight 9r ten persons we're
wounded. 4 stated 70 have occurred.
The parry " Sccessionisi- which loh Los
ANGELES fos the South. overland. not long
since. In eomp.n, with Gen. johnson. had
been heard from AZ the Colorado. which they
had crossed, going east
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Litter from Europe-Arrrval of ta'
Arubiu.

HALIFAX, july 23.-The Arrbia from Liv-
srpool 18th and Queenstown lSth. arrived
this y. n.
LIVERPOOL. July l3.-Advices from Nan.
chester arc favorable. Wheat firm but bus =
ness checked in consequence OF hrmness OF
holders.
Breadslufs dull,
Prince Napoleon and wife would sail from
Lisbon on tho 9Th for New York.
Archbishop Of rerrara Cordinsl OF VAni-
cilli is likely to succeed to the Paph Char
in case OF the Popo- death
The Sultan of Tu. ~ has dis.nissei his
Sergio and retains ouiy one vito.
The latest prices OF Illinois Central Sh,res
VS. oek q Is discredit: Erie 2lx@22. New
York Central 65@I.
LoSpos. i3-Oonsals closed 908954 for
m,ney. 9oA 990t Tor account
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Tax TvtlrTu REssIxr-ColJ NJ. Wal.
ace passed through this city at ; o'clock last
evening. sa route for Indianapolis aud the
sas.. This i one Of the regiments accepted
h,oagh the personal influence OF Coz. Nor
ton. The aarale Of he regiment 5 excel
Isn,. and the BOYS we're in dae spirits They
take With them a snail battery q %artilIsrv.
aud are thoroughly equipped and well drilled
With such meD aud saeh of6cers. the l2th
vs have no doubt. vii give a good ~rcoun'
.; themselves when shey come % face TIC en-.
sny
Oas people should have been adv .sed Of
their coming. that they might have prepared
rs.Feshaeas for the troops
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Interesting from Cuiro.

CAIRo. July 23.-The rebels are rapidly
organizing opposite here in Kentucky.
IL is currently reported lat Watkins, with
twenty thousand men. is ,ncampsi within
.even miles of Bloomfield. No. He has no
field pieces. and the men are poorly armed.
Clab Jackson and staff were az Nemyh .
on 5 iturday last
An attack on Birds Point is threatened az
Memphis.
The loss OF the rebels in the fight at Ma
nassas Is estimated at three thousand.
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II We have good authority for ssy.ng
that 4 secret conclays Of the Jea Davis sym-
rathiseFs. was he'd N this rty on Monday
= ght 70 glost over what they term the les
son taught the id yankees. Several gen
lsnen sympathi.ers we're seen running
around after the new Ass received. muster
lng The clan. But lev yenmred however. 70
give public expression q sl,eir feelings Of sat.
i~sfaction. :
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Excitement at Alexandria.

WAsHIso-oS. July 23.-The utm 81 ex-
citement continues in Alex mdris. The CO.
zens anticipate sn advance Of the rebels
within 4, hours.
But five of Capt Scveneeys Fire Zou,ve..
Company +. have returned, ont OF ninety
seven.
Ii is reported that no federal troops are eli
Their at OF south OF Fairfax Court House.
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Military Items.
We tnd the following IN the Indianapolis
Jo.rasi Of ysssertay


We tnt the following n the Indianapolis
Jo.rasi Of ysssertay
"WAssisoroS. jaly %, i-6i
To Csg-rRor Novfea.-I have iu.s -.
SiraeI 10 this CITY IRON tie battle ncld. IN
~nSh had The lie sure Of p~sr.icipsgiug -
Our men Tough; sloriously Tor 81 hour.
Unso'e 70 stDd the enemy's cannon ih-v
rstrei from the asld N sone disorder. aad
sfo nov IN retreat 20 this cstv. The loss 90.
hssvy on both ssdss. Gen. Nc Dwell gill
have 10 be re.aforcel before be rAn renes
to attack.
n y lIrpsos
Col Dansps's Rsrn.ns "a Indiana. "a.
s.pscies % ssrive Al iadlaaaroli> last even.
ing
The recruit. for he lita iaiani Reg
neni. wil! leass iaaansrol's Tor the es.,
sAls morning
Col Haeklem,n. nth shs i6sa Regiment
oil leave Rlehn3ai fos ws.b,agtoa to-day
asi III be ~follo~efa s soon a. possible Nv
tAs i2sh ResimeEt. ani ~ . fe- days by tie
too new rosimsa.s cannsndsd by Coils
Brs~n All Mcmillan.
The Ea6sli rides o. tas sharp shooter. o
sAs 10Th Regiment were sest 70 Risamens
yesterday. together with tsas-. b@sket-
kaApsscks and other aeco1Ftremeats and 10.
gu ro1nds Of anmunitoD.
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=. The BiasAbesry season i upon ~
Nth an ~,bundance. bordering o. tie mar
ysl.oss. Tu.tle's Arrangement. soF supply
ing Tie people Of rerre Haute ~tsL THE do-
! ..oGs fruit are complete and reliable. ant At
var .ow prices. Leave your tabs aud buck
e. With hin-shey vii DC for-ardei 10 the
sse 4 blackberry mart o. New H,rmons. 90
tie T. II & r. K. and returned the sAme
div With fresh berries y2iI3r
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- We are pleased to learn hat DE-. Ezra
Read, OF This city, his received the appoint
menr OF Surgeon IN Col. McMilian's Regi.
ment. uOw heine organized ~ Indianapolis
Or. Read ranks yers high IN his profession.
and will Ell the position. 70 which be has been
appointed. With distinguished ability He
leaves for Indianapolis thi- morning
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mors Of 10 Dea'h--The Rebel
Army said tn be Starving.

BAlrNoRr. J ly 23.--A gentleman from
the valley OF vrSinis s,ys Gen. Jos.,sOn left
wiuchc.ier on Thursday at nom. aud re ,ch.
oil NJ ,nassas dur ny tlc butte. 2J,0Do rtronr.
IL was conf vutiy asserted at Winchest 9
hit teen. goan-on was killed AZ Msnassas,
9 ID 4 vas also rumored. tn ugh not c,tiin,
b I Gen. jackson " killed.
Messengers sent from Manassas represent
the army as in a starving condition. aud AL
the prolnco in the ncighborhood ne being
seized and sent down. The suffering at Win.
chester wa- very greet
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

~ The editor ofths Indianapolis jour
raj seems to have pait4ken largely Of the
t4nic which commenced a. Manassas. With
out waiting for further Developments he con
cl1ies that General Scot has proved him
self unequal for the task assigned him. We
hope the Journal Nil rot have him super
eeded.