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CAEP WAKKMAu.--Ths Firsl R,Simsnt
Washington Greys Col. HeHRY MooRE. srs
row ., osmpsd 81 East New York. Ths re-
gim,bt now numbers $50 msu and Il rapidly
sppro scbing the required number Of I, DID,
They sre now secommodstsd In 40 tents. -
The regiment Il 10 be mushred into service
on Saturday next, n which time the pay Of
the men vii commsncs, and they win be
furnished with arms ard uniform. A few
more men are wanted At once 10 GIL this re-
eimsnt. Lieut. BRorHuRror hes q recruit
leg oGes Il No. 594 Bcoadwny, New York,
Whore application for admission may be made.
Fnxr3.YrH REsnuxr (GuAnp LAYAY-
ErTs).-Ths SSH Rsgiusnt, Cspt Dr. TRo-
BsIAsp, has bssn aecs ptsd, and On wednesday,
3ist Inst, VII 60 into camp At Camp Scott.
Th.y viii form Il Lsfsy etts Han at 10 o'clock,
end march down Broadway 70 the ferry.
While 10 camp their ranks WIN be filed up and
their outfit completed.
A CAI1~--Cept @. vAsLAxrHAr, who's.
headquarters 10 al Camp Wakenan, East New
loff, wishes 70 sy 10 the members OF his
Company, and those Wishing 10 join his regi.
mspt, that they must b. In camp tomorrou
(Wednsedsy), as they Win be msdintely
mustered Into services.
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Military News.


TnK ADvLSck GUARD &C loa,l DURYKA Of
this C mn and is In the city, and viii send of
1Oo req uits to hi Regiment nov In Bal imors.
DEPARTURE OF MoUsrAD RIFLxlUEu. Toe
q 81 e. op Of Mounted Rides, now being or gan.
lied Ia this city, under Col DAVIS aAd Lieut..
Col, KmrAIBick tO,k th.ir dsaar,ure "a "a,
So: -. 81 war yesterday iho..riER at 8 o'clock,
Thy IunD.fia pre hun6 red mtn. may - - to
Foiias Mouroa n tie course Of the snm-
l. q week, thee additional ,mpanies will pro
baby BE- dispatched. The whole number oftts
corps will amount 10 one thousand msn, wis
con plste, Of whom about fOar hundred have
snlistsd-mcst all Of than fns aud able bodied
m'n, aud praeticed riders The detachment
just I'm, was presented With handsome stand
Of OolOrs on Sunday last, by the ladies Of the
Murray Hill Church.
Col. RAMMY's RKdIMKyr Col. A, @
RAhsEIs Regiment has ct length been accept
I'd by the War Department, AID Is nos under
marching orders. The command Is rapidly
6llirg up. On their arrival, the whole corp,
VIII be mt at or CO into Teglmsnts camp AZ
Dobb's Ferry. The officers are commissioned
di,ectly from Washington when completed,
will cor sist Of 2, 400 men divided into thrss
battalions. Col RAMsEr u one Of our old
Ne xicsn hsroes, and during tho Mexican war
ross from q captain OF voluutesgs to Col
Opsl In the regular army: TSs recruiting
ofics OF the regiment IL at No. 1879 Bowsry.-
Pasoas wishing 10 get Into . ans rsginsot
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ACQUAINTED ASSAULT Uros A Youso
GnL.-IsAAo JAooBs ABRAHAMsos, a Jew.
e!er, at No, 1872 ysrick stre,t was arrested
yesterday by offsG JONES, OF the 2sth Pre-
cinct, charged With rape upon the psrson Of
AsN L. WILLIAMS, . mulatto girl, Is years Of
ago, living In Spring street. The girl was sent
by her mother TO find their landlord. aud stop.
pad At ABRAHAMsoS's store to mako inquiry
a. to his rsAidsnos. ABRAHAMsos, a. she al
bgss, promised 10 show her the way, bu. sud.
denly drew her into q back room, locked thu
door, and ravished her person, In spite OF her
cries for help. The accused, who e about AS
ysap Of age was taken TO the Jsffarson Mar
kst Police Court, and held for examination.
PAssIBo CouHrHAFkIT MeSRY.-A young
man named RICHMOND WksKs was arrested
yesterday, charged viii passing q eountsrfsi
OIL bill on the BaRk Of Brighton N at No.
S37 Ninth avenue. He was committed by jus.
tics QUAOKHU BUSH TO answer.
ASSAULT WITH An AxE.-A woman named
ELAN CLEARY was arrss'ed ysstsrdAy, charged
with NsAultinE her husband, john CLRARr,
with On axe, at their resi'sncs No. 251 Rsi
18th strssi. She ruck him with sach forcs
with the edge Of the vespon upon his neck and
fAcs, that his ieis almos. dispaired OF. She
was locksd up by Jastice CONNOLLY, aud thu
wounded man was conveyed TO Bellevue Hes
bital
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LEGAL RKPORTs MONDAY,

The Case Of kcQIliaa again before The
cOurt.-IR M matter Of he Application 8
Purcell AcQuiilaH. This cause oams M issss:r
on smother writ sf AaPsas corpus issued to tn.
commAntaht ii Fort Lafayette. The cauIs,
it will be remembered, wa reported In the
SUN Of Saturday last, and II viii also DO re-
msmbered that the writ was dismissed, the
return showing that the eommARdant ut FOft
Columbus had no control over tho body Of
the prisoner, but that he was In custody at
Fort Lafayette, at tho NArrows. A new writ
was than Issued and duly served upon the gen
sral oommAndant at Fort Hamilton, who now
m ,kss return, refu.iBg positively to comply
with the writ and produce the prisoner. Il
was observed by Mr.. Woodioid, the Assistant
District Attorney, that Lieutenant Colonel
Burke was acting under orders from General
Scott, and on that ground refused 10 return
the body Of MeQuillAu. Judgs Belts suK.
gsstsd that If that were tho eass, the msttsr
Be adjourned over 10 snAbls tina officer to state
thA, fact In an amsndsd return that II ssch
should appear 70 be the case. the Court had
no intention Of msddliDg with military al !.
thorily In such times as thsse. The case was
accordingly adjourned over to Tuesday, the
3lst Inst.
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Important from Port an Prince,

Capt. LARRAwAY, Of the big Irving Bro.
thsra from Port au Prince arrived yesterday,
bringing dates to July 14th.
On 9Th July, . Spanish feat OF ak steau
fHgstss came to anchor n the town. The do.
Dsads q Spain being pretty we'll kno Wu, there
ws great excitement on shore, and complsts
suspsnsion q all business.
Tho Spanish Consul landed with his dis
patches, wAich were rejected by the Pes
ident. The demands Of Spain, being 5000.
600 ~ indemnity and salute of II guns, the
Spanish Admiral not 10 return 1t. On the 9th
ali the foreign rssidents were notified to Lave
within 4S hours.
when half the time bad OK PRED, q compro-
mise was effected, mainly through tbs British
Oon.ul, who exertsd him elf TO the utmos'.-
The money part q tbs question Il to be set
tlad by Commissioners, and the salute was q
mutual exchange, which took place en- the
10h.
He'd the President compiled with the do,
m.nds OF Spain, the Haytisns would have re-
voitsd, and he had not force ssfflc isnt 10 have
driven of the feet. An appeal was made to
tbs gsnsroeity Of Spain, which Is Q vulnerable
pint with hsr. On the 18th. the Spanish
Admiral with two frigstes sailed aud on the
18th two oth.rs LEFT, leaving but one at this
date. Tho Spanish Consul h,d also taken up
his residence at Port au Prince.
TIE LINCOLN CAvALRY-Tais regimen il
being sworn into service, and will receive their
uniforms this week. Their quarlsrs are at
Kun Park.
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WILLIAMSBURGR.

PIC Ero AyD FLAo PRrsxnrArpos.-n
snnuh pic mic Of the Sunday Schools eonn.c,
with thu Church Of St. Peter and 81 Pad
was held yestsrtay q, Myrtle Avsnns Pad
The sttendancs was very largo; two fns bspI
were furnished TO accommodate the votsri,s
Tcrpachors, and the occasion seemed 10
greatly enjoyed by all present. In the mol
Ing the ctolars and teachers cMn,ctsd w
the school, assembled at tho church. and ",
presented by the ladies OF the parish with
large end hard soms American az. which u
ex.ursionists took with them. And which vi
In future float from the s,sspls Of tn. church.
BuIsIs FLUID CAsuALIr.-MAaeAu m
hLsr, servant In the family Of Mr.. Log
Loro, reading In Tenth street, near Ssu
Third street. vas severely, and Il IL feared d
tally, burned OIL Sunday night by the sxploks
q fluid lsmp. bhs was attempting 10 GIL q
lsnp while # was llght.d, when it explode
seattsrirg tbs burning fluid over her and i
nlctiDg ofeadful injuries.
RoBBsD II HOUSE, OF I'LL FAMn.-Mi
HHsRr WEEKS, Of Eswtown. L. l., appears
before Justice CALLAHAN yesterday, TO nal
complaint against HkrRr BooTzE the kssps
OF house q Ill fame, on the corner Of Pin
and South Stcond streets. Mr.. WKxKs allsps
that be ~ cd at the houss on Sunday niQk
and while ,hsrs, was robbed Of 1884. A VA
rant was issued for the arrest OF Boofax-
Fmr-fhe ar Nevws .~~ uvAs-l No..
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Thirty-seventh Congress.
EXTRA sEssI0r-ss-.ss.

Washington, July 20 Nj FsssxrDKx I'M.
from the Committee on Finance reported baok
the act supplementary 10 the act auth ,rizinR
loan with amendments.
Ths amendment authorizes the Issuing Of
i've dollar treasury EotsA Tn, an sndmsnt
was agpsd 10, and the bill passed.
The sport Of the COMMITTEES on Confer.ne.
on thsb9l for the bsttsr organiE alton Of the
army was taken no.
Mr. HALE IN. II reported for III. Commit.
tee OF Confsrencs, en- the bill 10 appoint an AS
sistant Secretary Of Navy.
Tn. report was agreed to, and the bill was
passed.
Also, the report Of the COMMITTEES Of Couse-
renee, and on the bill Increasing the medical
corps OF the navy. The report was agreed 10.
and the bill stands passed.
The bill prcvldi e that no person shall sal
intoxicating drinks 20 soldiers Of the Uaitsd
Stste', u1d'r penalty Of 6as Of $26 for each
M. TKn ErcK IN. j. from the Commute.
on Judiciary, reported q bin requiring the oath
| OF allegiance to b. administsr,d 10 all persons
employed BY the government. which was passed.
Mr.. WnSoS Mas. from thsComm ties on Mi.
iis'y Afsin,rePortsd back the bill for TO pur.
chase arms, ordnance and ordnance storss.-
Tbs bill makes an appropriation 10000 900.
Ps,s,d.
Mr.. TRUMBULL (ID. } from the Committee
on Judiciary, reported back the memorials OF
the Police Commissiopers Of Baltimore, con.
fined at Fort McHsnry.
Also ths memorials frOm the Mayor and CITY
Council Of Baltimore, with . resolution that
the COMMITTEES be discharged. The subject
wes postponed till tomorrow.
Tho Tar n bill vas ,hsn taken up.
The question being an amsndn snt providing
for tax OF per cent. on an income Of $1,000,
ment securities which are 10 be taxed ~ per
can't. was agreed 10.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ TELEGRAPH TO TIE H. r. SUE.
Foreign Intelligence.
Arrival NJ the Afiioa.
Three Days Later from Europe

Cdpe Race, July 20 Toe r. M. steamship
Africa, from Liverpool on the 10Th inst, ar.
rived hare al hAlf-past o'clock on Sunday
evening.
Tas Ariea's dates are three days later than
thoss already 70 hand.
Ths sales of cotton In tho Liverpool mark Il
for the week foeNd up ore hundred and thi-
tesn thousand ba.eJ, OF which speculAtors took
twenty three thoasand, and exporters twenty
three thousand. Ths ibfs.lor q alitiss closed
KsAd higher, while the fair and middlipg
qu.litIss were barely "a higher. The salss
OF Friday were twelve thousand baleb the
market elosiPg drm.
Pdva'e circulars say tina, ittssn to twenty
thousand bales we're sold on Friday At the full
est prices.
In III. brsadstuff. market thsrs was q dali
and declining tendency.
Provisions were q list.
Coaaols were a. ssNas9X for money, and
BOB 80 for account.
Ths political news by the Africa is uaimpor-
tant.
Tbs Eaglish journals criticiSs President Lts-
ooI.n's message.
Tho TINES says II altogether conf m, the
Impression produced by the ftst message. and
fsars he has outseighsd all chlncm o, Inter
ascins war, and forssesr, as a bystandsr, thu
the recognition Of southern Independence Is
The issue In which, after infinite los and
humiliation, the contest must result.
The London PiIst says ct this date Il Is idle
20 Afgus on the question CT legal rights. IL ia
Tor the 6sVsrna snt to put DOM resistance a.
soon ~ possible. II predicts An obstinate aud
sangSinAry struggle, and while protesting per-
rSlolesa A. Euklands strict Neutrality.
ms DaAy Nsps salogiSss the message AMI
Ys'-u sets ~ rsst tue question OF comp,o-
mia, and the govsrnmsnt "a now In a position
.cncsIs ~ Its Energetic action. the sympa
The T.IsordpA and Star ou,yr.l 18th 4,
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WE give today the oo nments Of the N ,w
Orleans journals on the recent bsttls at Balls
Run. As they never expected a success. We
can bar with calmnsss thsir wild exultstlon
over ihsir 6rst victory, and their exagssra-
lions ofits Importance. The Union men have
whipped the rsbl " chivalry" Of the South In
Missouri and Western virginis and whsn our
troops next meet them 20 the road to Rich.
ncad, y ihsy viii have no victory to b,ast Of.
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We publ sh on our first page today a copy Of
IN important bill passed at the present session
Of CSngra's. II con6scates TO the United
States all property used FOR reSellious pup ne,
by those who are now, or may hereafter be, In
in,uusction against the Government. We ara
not at this moment prepared 10 express an
opinion regarding the enthusiastically Of this
bill, or Of lite character as measure Of public
Polig; but every thinking man will say that
tho exigenoiss Of the nation demand from c m.
gress the adoption Of the sternsst measures for
the suppression Of The present wicked reb.llion.
II Is only common logic. that II the rsbels use
their "aniuat<d property" 10 construct masked
batteries, and to assist them In their unhalloW-
cd war for the overthrow Of the Republic,
such propeity must be destroyed, or made
" eontr.band Of war" liable to SELF are and
confiscation.
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Fights I'm Missouri.

{ Fogfke No., ynlv 2s.- Gnsrsl DwrzrrY's
command, which In npsinef.lf on SATURDAY
lat, arrived here today ard dispsrs,d 4 band a
on. hundred and hfty fsbsls stationed here and
took poess ssion d the 10 I'd. Five Of the rabsls
were killed and several wounded. Thrss on cur
mon vsrs siishuy vsundsd, bat none killed -
Ina nnt I'D second stodss Of ih, Court B1ues
here wss 6llsd With blankets p-uy.-c-rs oanP
sqnipsEs, &C., vhieh, together with two tons
OF lad, found IN wsD, and other srtie o. So
etsd IN fsre.t parts Of the town, IN eli va
lued ~ bstwsen sightssn and twsnty thou,snd
doiiafs. ELL Into our han6a Mr.. WILEY.
eosrsPosdsnt o. The Neg York Nms, was
houa No July ga fgst eocutrd the
day before yesterday a. Lsnss Pfsifis, 6ft.sn
miles from hers, between pwty Of sixty. Ave
rsbsls and hhssn Home Guards from RoiiA.-
Ihs Gnards were surrounded, bat tbsy mazda
determined stans, and after q few volleys dis
perssd the rebsla, killing tAsir LIST Llsutspaot
and mcrtally .wtunding three othsrs. Oas
Lisut.nsnt end two privsfss on oar side were
slishtly wounded.
Kdasos Cty, No., JNly Five have ac.
oouets Of skirmish with 800 mounted rebsls.
at Harrisonvills, No., on tina night Of the 25th
inst. TIE rsbsls wers discovered ported on the
bills suirauodins the town and were attacked
by Capt. WILLIAMS, with afty mon Killing
six Of the rebsls and losing tvs OF his own
force. After the third round the enemy ad
P'eeiputats'y, some Of thsmlt tro Wing away
ihsir gnrs.
II is STATED that III. ensmy In N. c,uutrv
around Hhrrisonviils. numbsrs from GOO 70
1000.
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Boston July pa letter from Capt. Warm
Of the bark L: Uisa Kilham. dated JAY 10 n
says that the byk Louisa KilhAm was to sat
next day for Falmouth under convoy OF the
company untn passiug Cips Aatonio. ALI the
vessels before reported taken by the Su inter
were liberated by oidsr Of the Captain g sns-
raj oy Cuba, and we're ready 10 leave on the
10th irst., under the Same convoy. The U. S
steam. frigats Niagara touched here few days
since, and has gone In pursuit OF the Sumter,
which vessel no doubt will try to intercept one
Of the California steamers. Capt. WHITE
states that the commander Of the Sumter took
all bis pagers, Including register, roll, and SEA
articles and be wss obliged to sau with ses
letLr from the u. s Consul.
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Fires, Aooid.-s.. I.s.s.s., &c.

PoUSD DROWNED. The bsdy Of an I'M
known man was fund ysstsiday, near Gov
sincr's Idsnd, and brought to pier 1, N. r,
where Coroner JAoKMAN held an inquest upon
It. Deceased was about IS yeas Of age, had
white muslin shirt, rlbbsd drawers, black cloth
pants, black cain vest he had no coat on
his shirt was marked I'D. T." Verdict,
"Death by drowning" The body was taken
TO Bellevue dead houss to await Identification.
SUDDEN DEArH.-A man named WIN BOA,
died suddsniy yesterday. at his boarding
house. corner Of Goth street aad ID ,oadw.v
Toe coroner was notified, and will hold an IL
quest upon the body.
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CITY NEWS.

AhnvED.-Prizs brig Falcon. Lsut. GEO.
W. YoUso, 4S day, from Congo River, arrived
o. this port yesterday.
The y. "" boarded and captured by the
US 8. Sumter, CT Red Point, Jun, 14th.
when captured she had all III, sppurtsnances
for = ,lave voyage and the captain (KrMBALt)
quietly gave up the vessel. ackno Wledgiog
that that was the oSlsc. Of the voyage. Capt.
kinRAiL and five Of the briggs crew are on
board. two having died on the passage t, thi,
port.
All the African fquadron were at Lolndo
Jurs 10th, except the ssrs.oss, sh. being on a
eruiss. The Sumter was bound TO Fernando
Po. The health Of the squadron continued
good.
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BROOKLYN.


MILITARY ArrArRs M BaooKLfH.-T
Continsntsl Guard Il progressing an.ly. II
90 into quarters At Fort HsmTlton on WeiaI
day.
The Brooklyn Phsisrx arc r.cru,.Ins a, I
Fulton suet. Ths regiment which e Qua
tsr.d at Fort Schuyler, nu nbers over D
men, but they want ss many - they can 4
before thsy are ofes-e 70 march. S,ms Of {
uniforms were received yesterday, and duri
TIE week tssy expect 70 b fully uniformed a
Tss 1sth regiment. seccrdi,s 10 N. LAT.
tslegrsphie dispatches, started from Bsltino
81 II O'Clock Yesterday. Thsy are eonssqu,s
~ expected here today.
BOYS DRourEp "A boy named VIZ "a
DoLrH was accidentally drowpsd In ths A
tic Dock bssin % Sunday svsaing. HsJ
vas rsccvs,d. Another boy, nsms not a
tanned. vas drowned In . pond near the p
Ing. II
BRookLYs Con6os CoUscn.-Tbs ~
met last evssinE.
Ths following Is the substance Of oount3
cation presented to III. C,mmon Counsil, aid
In behalf Of the Con,insn,sl Guard. By I
rsgimentL officers, backed BY othsr tod
nSm,g
"Ths undsrsignsd rsspsctfully tsetu
your HonorsblsBody that they are ofliesrs IN
Coutinsntal Gusrd. q Vgi nsnt which a bel
srlistsd for three , ears or the war, and Viii
has been formally accepted, and they Petite
your Ho, orsbls Body, that the sum o. n
thousand eolisrs be appropriated out Of j
thoee articles necessary to tn, comfort OF 1
me- n eomD ,ein9 thu r,oim,nt which c.nnat
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THENEW YORK SUN
TUESDAY MORNING., July 80, 1861.



fhs more disagrssable an incident. the NOR,
-wsgst o. n from fri.nds aud fo,. and In Oh,
Own nntitauoos. Nothing has bee, 70 thor
orshlS oiscusssd, and nothing has bseou. 90
tresome - The disaster Of Balls Ran. Ya We
cannot forbssr 10 add . last word 1--WE hop)
On m affair which In 10 many ways. On its face,
doe grcss injustice 10 our side.
y fhs evidence atcumuiates daily, sni he's
sssn greatly sugmsntsd by eonvsrsstion with
The returned soidisrs sines We last res.rred 20
The subject that the absence q any effective
command or combination q the army a A
whole, lay st the bottom o. mos. Of III. NOR.
tnnsdisss and obvious causes Of the d...t.
1nssssd Of the several columns and tbs res>rv,
emg MADE 70 support each other, and that At
ths critical moment, II 10 apparent that what.
ever the viii or TIE effort there was no 10 YER
IN We general co nmsuding, to hsudis bis fore q
IN combination, 70 convey the proper ORDER, or
" ensure ihslr b,ing obeysd.
Fhs story o. every man who fought and re-
tarned from that III starred field Is ono OF uu
directed, unsupported, wasted psrsonL hero.
Nm Oar troops dsshsd In, on the general aim
given than ct the start, AID fought INK, he q.
fcsS on thsii owa hook and at thsir own dis.
crstoa, over a large aud vitJiy important
part Of the area Of the action, until tbs iusvi,
able result o. such an attack II su,tslned With
- dagrss q fOrtituds by the onsmy-th. .x =
hsusspn Of THAR physie,l and moral energies
and hsPss' and the revulsion Of despair and
panic.
We add this, not 10 dispw,ge any on,, bu,
10 do little justice 70 field which We bs,isv.
history will al last set down With that o, d IN
k~ HUI, ss moral success, and . scsns Of
protisious though unavsiling patriotic yslor.
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PARADE OF THE Sixth REoMksr. - Tbs
Sixth Regiment, N. Y. 8 NJ, Col. J. G.
PncKshr. parsdsd yesterday afternoon, and
the ovation they would have received on the
evening before but for the latensss OF the hour
Of thsir arrival, was then given them. They
were preceded bya wagon containing thirty
four young girls, representing the states Of the
Union, sud marched past the City Hall, up
Broadway 70 14th street, through TO Fourth
avenue, and down the Bowsry to THAR armory
over Centre Market. They will probably DO
mt stored out Of u. B. service this weak.
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An addition to our list o. killed and vonndsd
In the Balls Run bath has reached us, % fol.
lowpi t.--
Second Nev TorE Siate HRt,a.-Ealed-
Flint Sergeant A. Donnsll Co A.-John
Mcfafland. %. Up. heConnell, J. Mar
ply. %. G.-MtCuiim. %. H. Thomas
J. funsfgsn.
Wov.des.-Georgs rsylos, color sergeant;
ysns Mensms'a, yo..ps mcsrisou, John
Bgh. Aso,ge y,Su a: f, = Q; !. Fsgs.eu.
Eil<d-frncis Cc!hy. .F
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Cairo, ~, JuV PAN EnglishmAN, a de-
srsss from the rsbsl camp at Union c,.y a.. a.
rived here on Saturday light. He reports
that the rebe's thsrs and at Fert Randolph
and Memphis have received marching orders,
and that their esstin ltion Is b rds Point.
They arc to rndtZvous at New Madrid. IL is
also reported that the steamer Pdnco Of Wales
arrived at New Madrid on Saturday with q
load Ofhorses.
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Indianapolis, Ind July % The Seventh In
diana regiment returned home last svsninR.
This regiment did the hardest Of the fighting
at Rich Mountain II will be rs-organixsd aud
90 for the wAr. The 18th, Goth and 2lst rsei-
msntS will leavs for WAshington this week.
Ten now regiments will be ready for the fsld
In q few days.
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Return oF THE MAsMcHUsErrs FrrH
REonusT.-The Fifth Regiment OF N assachu.
salts Militia arrived here yesterday on thar
rstu'n from the seat Of war. Thsy landed at
pier No. 1, at 3 O'Clock, and from thence
marched up TO the Park Barracks, where the
men received th,it dinners. Tss officers dinsd
at the Aston House This regiment supported
the Fire Zousvss in the engagement at Ba,ls
Run, In which they lost ffey- nine msn killed,
wounded and missing. Their Colonel, s. G.
LAwRzScx. was wounded BY a frsguent Of
shall. which struck him in the breast. The 10
turning fcres Of the regimsat 10 about $50, In
GLIDING dozen wounded whom they have With
them The officers Of the regiment state tina,
q majority Of the men will 70 enlist.
Altar dinner the regimen embarked on
board the steamer Commodore, and proc s,d,d
on their honsward way.
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Prsu Baisiaore.
MIrcnnsrxR ror occurIKn.

WINCHESTER NOT occurrKD.
Bditsnore. July 29.-Advices from Harpsr's
Ferry state that nons OF Gen. JoHNsos's
troops had returned 10 Winchester or Charles
ten up 70 YESTERDAY. At last accounts Gen.
JOHNSON was still at Manassas.
CHAn0E.
Gen. LEE has boon assigned the command on
the uppn Potomac In place Of Gen. WIsk. and
Is 10 unite his force and that under Gen. GAR,
SE1r for q movement against Gen Roskr-
CRApz.
ARRIvAIs.
The I'd Rhode Island Battery has arrived 10
tax. tie place Of the htst, whose time expires
on the "a Of August. Ths 12lh and 18th In.
diana regiments have also arrived.