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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
TIE CELEBRATION.
Er,,, Ihs Lond.a a IIns,, JsIy s.

EPun
ysa,arday being the SJth auuiveieay Of American
nee about 10 Americans resident VI staying
iu tie metropolis assembled to commemorate uay
At a pubhc breakfast ut the Royal oper' COfonnade
IIo,I Charles street, 81. Jamesr. They met W z
a,,Iort. and separated about Z. A few Eneh'bnien
chiay ministers Of religion, were present. ~ were aSo
several ladies' IL is uuderStood thdt the PlePa.a.
for the festival were rather hastily made thefc
b+en this year among tie Ahieti'an eolnuu.y ~
Inudon some hesitation as to Tue pEopIIely vi C"h
sn'o,s.inv their national anniversary, having re9'rd
IN ,he civil war In the United States and ' wa no,
nntil Thursday last that they de,ermlned upon oeie
bratinR IT, The chair was taken by the hev' pr' ras
ton az New-York, now On a Witt 10 England Ihe
rep.st thongh call, breakfast, was, properly speak
inT A loneLsop and was served IN u sly ie Oi mueh
sIe,an,e. over the chair fDe Icrtrai oi wash
togInn drsped IN the folds OF rtarsPsngi"d banner
and each Of the company wore are .,s,. n6
vb the rest of the ualional insignia, hadbeen etIy
woven. usA 60 ,ha ao,h,s
which had obtained TO tie propriety oi hopng we
.smopv this year. Al first some VI the AmercaLr Ia
London thought this was due for them 10 be silent;
lint lie greater part of them, O wbm be- was one, o
tertsiped strong opinion thai tor them 10 be seh! ~
tbin great eriis when their country was o1erding,
woui be TO send the chi Of death 10 tn.n orelhten
M nome aud be next door TO treason lCheerr.I Nof
tlsv aid thew must speas out They had sentiments
of .atriotsm burning In their hearts with the intensity
of volcanic re, aud 10 those sentiments they mosl
Give vent or burst. lie added, ~ reason Tor being
convened together over breakfast, that Amerieans
needed no alcoholic stimulants TO make them fariote
for Patriotism In their very blood, and they haa
only 10 tap the vein anywhere, and II would gnsh
forth bright and sparkling. lCheerv and snghI AZ
his request bs subloned letter. addressed 20 hin sId
the secretaries by the American Minister was read 70
the company; .,...,.cx ,u,va
"GxsrLksHsi very much regret tsat ny E ~ss,o
nyiisiion, weeks since 70 N' ,A
- ,s no.hly Of my aitepdsncr u yeur pfcpoa
ce.ston Al that time had not he I'd 81 Ahy snss i'N
IN lad should hay. endeayc rcd 10 reserve NY -" @
Al This pis. moment when struggle lof is wsinle sa
~ G onrple p aimed - the word ~ 'he rr'ataea
uIAds Ga the 4lh of july h'O' W ''' F'~S " w. 49,
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ruv orvsToS AyswFRED.

Az the question Is frequently ssked WHO IL mhs'
NyINsLow r' W. viii simply lay that she lady Who iot
upward o, thty years has untirinsy devoted hs' ts 'no
ee.s ss R.InAle Phy stefan and Nurse principally among
children She especially studied the consultation aud "Hn
Of this ess. generally overlooked Or csresy
tu.t-d by the Faculty insiancss AMI a. es" o.
th effort and p sscA kHo~iedso, obtained in lifetime .pe'
"A nurse aud physician she has compounded sOofhlNo
G,RlP Tor children esshog It operates like naz; giving
r sA hsslh and s u,.eever 10 regulas the bo~es
In eou.eouspce Of this article MRS WlNSLOW ts Oecomias
,od renowned .ben-ator Of her children csr'siny
do sE UP aud bless especially Ia this the case In this city
Vs ousntts. of sIOTHISG SYRUP DAILY sold aud
ned here We think mss W1NSLow has immOr'sized her
name by this Invaluable Article and sincerely believe thou
.,nds Of children beoa saved fom carly grave by m
<,pe, use and that millions yet unborn viii share H. oe-n'
sad u,e calling her blessed No HoTHEE has her
duty 70 suffering e one To our opinion un'h s mas
ts,i ,bs hea,h, OF MRS wISSLOW'S 500 THING SYRUP.
Ir, H. mOthsrs--rRT Now.-lLsdi Visitor, he~fOEk
Chs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
, nnwN-rowN MERCHANT.

,uy p.s.rd several .eepe nights disturbed by the szoniss
ns ss Of suffering child and becomIcs convinced that
rms wlNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP wssjast the ar'i'ls
.ded procured supply for the child On reaching hons and
siuog his wis with wh hsd done she refused to have
A administered tbs chd she strongly IL favor oil
Romeopshy Tai night the child passed In sHnenns hd the
.y.s without sleep Returng home tbs day following the
fher found the bsoy m and while contemplating another
ecrpe night mother stepped from thr room to attend to
sous domestic dus aud h che father with the chid During
her sbsenes samiaisSered portion Of the sOorHlNd
SYRUP the baby, said uObing That right oil hands
Sspt well and the lls o~ svokeil the morning bright and
Happy The mother desbea with the sndden and wonder
cunge and although offended with dscsption
rc.d upon hss continued IN the SYhUP and suf
faIns crying babies and rs.es nshss have disappeared
eInss triA SYRUP yet failed tho baby
cod overcome the Preludioss Of the m0thsg.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
Ale0irGl.

A SIGNIFICANT FACT.--A distinguished
N stse.msn being asked what arc the pnciP produo
zion. Of New England rrPisd New England RAlS. AES
Tia force Of BIZ reply oopd In the fact that
have worldwide reputation race OF hardy shle'' men
end women strorg and ysorou. In t"dy and NINA as
H.t, "a. mainly depends on the care and treatment Of the
AHA Ns,rlv every Rew.England mother provides mhs
WISsLoWps SOOTHING SYRUP for her BABA-thsre Is no
Sen Of country on earth whee has bssn 80 LoSS AND y"
phNkRAALlY USED
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
TEE FOURTH OF JULY IN ENGLAND
CELEBRATION IN LONDON.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS

The Royal Mail steamship Asia, Capt. Lott which
sailed from Liverpool at O'Clock on the morning Of
the 9th, aud from Queenstown the evening of the
7tb nst arrived here at O'Clock on tho morning of
the 18th
The Glasgow arrived at Queenstown on the 4th, and
at Liverpool early on the morning of thel5th inst.
The Adrialic reached Galway at about on the
4th inst.
The Asia brings El6O0O0.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
uoruvpsl MorUERs! MOTUyRs

An old nura ior children. Don't fail 70 procure MAS WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP fOr children teethins It hs no
"a al Earth No mother who has tried MAS WINS
LOWS SYRUP children will consent to let her child
. through distressog aud critical period Of eeahne with
ta sid invslaabs prepaaon II life and health
So sAt.d BY dollars cents l. worth s weight IN gold
EioLs Of bottles sold every yoI IN the United Stsos
IL Il a. old and wslLtTsd relnedy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
Rsvsr.of coun.erfi.A

Beware Of COsnserfeitA oros,,,,o
rew. York, n on the outside wrsppor
sodby Druggist. throughout the world
Principal ofhes No. - Csd1st, New.fork
Price only rs c>nts per bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
UNyRRy FAMILY. every Workshop, and every

LIVERY FAMILY, every Workshop, and and e'eY eve
II Ra.A and !, boat s,o old Keep s1ERLINGs CAN
PiioRETED EXTRACf OF GlNOkR on hand. No IE'y.ler
eoud be VI hot H. u inssnty nlFes ard :lee5iN e's
gIun o. Compi1is Cho<r4 Msfbss CTsmp Cole, pisHhe
D. oa,sry End Ch9er4 Ia their wors. rms ype sIse nsy
esye much suf efns o, lie lseI sor Nausea Sea Srshes
ksFvous De6iy sd fis ulocy hs sgehot ood AZ 30
o. pef bottle b ali druggists sno dsses b meoelhs s,sy
Gh-fs Al hOstale AZ 30 49, OadwsY New osx aud oy
ID & BtRNEs. No lD1 brOsdv4y, New York none grnnhs
~ hout the iigfs stirs 81 THOMAS r. MARSHALL, Sole
Rsesssstes u 5tsllinGs Asglsioss, ITeason, ~ y
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
wH1s Is THE SEASON OF THE YEAR

cSh.n children teeing almost tain TO be 4aced with
a,..p.ery and diarrbea MRS wINSLowS SOOTHING
sYEUP h EEvEE-FAILSs for ,bose diseases, ard
M dive iafn-diaie relief from all pain sDd dress incden, TO
Che soeess Of tsshns Every mother should provide tor he
ctsi(eu-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

nauc.. Of bottle. Of MRS. wNsLows sooTHIS
SYRUP sse soid every ysar IL the United siatsA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

traxsias sverywhers keep MRS. WlNsLOWS
SuuTHIS0 SYRUP for ebiren eeh'nL \" Es iins 10 hr
s-d s,.s. .sI, HE A. IL u standard medicine, Asd Ito
r,sH "a uoELDwIDg Ply sciAhs order Snd uss h wherever
a. s,.sicsl elects have been Witnessed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
Ersal Notwes.


IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
psrs"rs having ssia ssaa., EDWARD CLARK e Of the
esof tn her residence No ~, ~ a. Na'Gs S ssS
ss%ssT ~ nSS.@bs.sd Ss 18Th day q March sSl
SUSAN CLARK, AdministraiiiE
ubls I.vs.F. JOHN CLARK, Administrator.
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-City ,5@a a9S
IN County a New.Yo-k Nv LLIAM II. HILL, Aaaos W,
BRINNEKHoFF Aod NATH IN BREWSTER fi'hia9 Yn sye
MCAJAH SEELEi Ds.nant To the D-'sl aIa IA MI.
% COY %bsb S M be- ad 10 ,S Once Of The cleE Of the CITY
Y"t snS Of Witch copy Is herswi: served upon you and to
oopy o. yoar answer 60 ine s pat In the CitS Of
S.YoL Within 70 dSys amer The seryie fts suumons on
you exclusive Of ts day y9 a. nS S ns aid the s"tif
n this action Si fr Judgment assnst you Tor the sum ve
on from the 4h day May thonsad egh hoDdTed aud
Sisy-oos, O-siSe h- cot . h!. sson Ds;sS May a. oi
/. s. L. 5HERWOoD, Plai1,iH' A''erneyS
Of the s Sg sHa SSaa Of SsSYo ii the City Hall ie
Sy Of NewYor6 this day Of June tIon.snd eight
hundred and sixty L. Il SdEk"Oou,
CSUPREME COURT.-WILLIAM CLARKE
- at HENRY T. TITuS--Sqmmon. for money deusnd on
eontrse tCou not seI 10 The pei nSs ABOVE
In this seton which BE- 6led IN oce q the CieE q the
City and Eo"n' o. 80 & e. eT 70 the said complsiot
on the subs his ofhee No u ,edst In SAID .y
exclusive Of the osy q .uc service you fail to answer the
said complaint within the se aforesaid he Pain 10 10 " ac
and do ,Ts with irees from the nth dsy o. March,
1851 besides the coss acticn-Dsted May leti
SELNh SQUIRES. Pisintih's Attorney.
The complain, this filed IA the Office OF the erk
ofthr CITY and Coauty Neville the 3h DAY OF hay
1901 SEhAH SQUlRES' rlnnln - A''oi"o''
June 2i. law6wF
StUPREME COURT of the STATE Of NEW
~ YORK JOHN g ZIaMOLA, JAMES MOlR, NIL
LIAM MARSLAND AID 1HEMISr0CLES p a. rEIHo'
COkINOS, psn,lds, sgt. CHAS. sGHMltI ard hLEIT
che deendans You are hereby ummoped and -9d 20 ~
the cou pain In thu action hch viii De hlod ~ tue SGg G J
che CierOf the Cry AND county Newf a. ne ne C & @ @
OF aid aud copy Of yonI answer 70 e salu com
pisat on thr subscribers ti5 Office No y pas
m aid City wit twenty dsys al or the service o. t sum
mons on the day Of such seryce ana you su
10 answer the cOmpot within tbs time aipe tne
pspths in sctOn ~i tske Judgment against yoi th
sum OF thirteen houssHd eight hundred aud Two dollars aug
Line thousand thfer uuhu
and -aVrn aud seven cents from HphA
I and with igrres. wentythd ray oi a'cn one
hpir and tou "a 'uaio hVe hu
6d and aud cents be'ides the So
of this actOp.-pard MAY l ~ l.. ,,,,,v onpr1
CUMMINS, ALEXANDER GREEN,
Plaintids Attorneys
No % Exchange place. Newly orb City
Ta ooplsiu IN action filed In the ONCE the Iek
of tbs Cy and JOuny Newi ora AZ the Cy hAi III sne
S:ity Of New York on toe second day Of May lS,i.
~ CUNllINS. ALEXANDER. URFEN
M3iswIOwF PantiHs' Attorneys No 20 E1eh4l se-P-ce.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
Netppork Dailp Gribn,rs
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
Orean Steamers.


TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAYRE.-0n
il SATURDAY Jul, % The United States Mt sssmsr
"ARAII," U Line. nmnn SET, will sai ON Pier No n
North Ryer foot of Bsurh sest on SATURDAY Juy nth at
Th s.arns ursurpa,sd for ssfe'y and eomf ha' dnbs
viii brdr other result, tend e. tho event OF collision OF
Sirauding 70 keep the pa"g is 70 work aud ,rea,sis Ay
saa 40 mtckESIk nL x aoHk Agents. NO 7 Broadway.
The steamer FULTON vii sail August IL
V,HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD" STEAM
i SHIP REN-N ORR a.. Wsnk' C1nmarder earring tho
Uui,d Mail Will sail from Par No ~ Moth RiVeI ioOt
" SATURDAY. Ans = al, u O'Clock IN,
BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
'''%S L3SSD0S mtvRE. SOUTHAMPTON, and BREMEN,
Vic fi'., GSSin sSS second Cabin $50, stosss sas
For ffsSu' OF r''''''' '6SEELkicHs Co. No ss Br.a.
1'HE BRITISH m II AM AND .rSt%srs SoRTH AMERICAN
YRoS SKwYoEg 10 LIVERPOOL 80.
Shei Ss9in ,, r.,.sss,. Is
rEos ECsroS LivEVooI- ,.
Chief Cabin Pa.ssee. e....''.'''.'''''''''''''''tiD
The shipS from Nt~l Oh call at Colt Iis,So, 49,
Ths ship, from Boston call At HsisI sid Co'k hsihor
PERsla, Cap, JudLins AtsiCA csg, shann'n:
Asis AsASiA Cara s'E. O. Lott ts AMERci AMERICA c'pt Hscssy
Capt COX EUROPA Capt Ande's'h
SCOTIA lnow buidingD
These vessels cary es'I ssre Hsh at uahoSd s''n On
4AP1 s,,. SG',sS w.sS.a.y :%:sy ay Iay
ARABIA. Stone. leaves Boston Wedn"sday int
ArKiCA Sew York.. Mrd e,day, As -
PEkiA jaas sSs wsdass Aus
Berths secured until paid for
An ey pe fenced Surgeon on board a., -
The owBers oihess ships viii not be accountable for God
Silver Bd.on Specie Jewel y Precious SOurs Metals,
si 'hstsin "%c snps..cd T For r,sS spPy
Z. LUNARD, NO BowlnEgreen.
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEw-YORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing ADD subsri9g ga' ger, q 9osrn
Seaushp d. thsif full powered CLYDE
built lTon Steainships as followsi
CIV on WAsHiNGFoN..... .ssiords,, IoiJ2L
. GLA'FDW. ......,cttAfdab. Ang.
And sverJ SATURDAY, ct noon, from PiSr No ~ North
River.
f1kST CABIN...,....."b75l s1EERAOE...,......."e0 60
ts Cabin 70 LoOdon..... ~ stsersse 10 London.. -
@ @ e.a Sr2 90 % s,..ss .ss5ss 20 hsns;
Passengers arc foryAded 70 ayre Bremen Rotterdam
An'we y. ks, 81 equ.uv low fsies.
the following New FORKS From Liverpool or Queens
tovntrst Csolp, s75 Ss and Sbs stserAso from Liver
pOoi H30s nom Queenstown s9o
Th-. steaa,eis .apenor omodsons ps..enE-rs
and cary ezPsnenced surReons They built 10 waisrgh
Iron sections and have pstrnt Fire AnDhiA,or board
Man. Agent 40 Wsisi'.t Gissgaw 70 WIN. INMAN,
No ST. Enech.squsr-i in Qnsenstewn 70 G. w. SEY
hOUE n Co 10 London % LIVES 4 MACY, No 81 King
Bour,t, A. Pbsdeiphia n John O. DALE, No. III Walnut
1. or "a the Cor pnny'u Ohooa
John O: DALE As,nt, No IS Broadway NY.
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
eInss sra ner will cave NeW.Ynrk the l ll,h aud 2l
oesrl months except when thee date a on when
tis bAy Of deparufe will be the MONDAY following For
freight pa aPPy sI tue Gully oIc No. Icy n'.ss0
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
Srorrries ano 1]rouisicns.

FAMILIES supplied with PURE CIDER VIM
n EGAR st tie follow ius rates: Half barrels - Isl barrels
delivered in hewl oTk with charge for packages Ad
Gress Hal 4 kETCHAM. Milton, ~ y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

a" THEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT
INSTANT RELIEFl STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREArHi
sTRESarHEs YOUR voc
SPALDINGS
THROAT CoNFEC CTIoNs
GOOD FOR CLERGYhEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR coNsUMPTIvEs
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDNGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
SPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
SPALDING'S THROAT CoNFECTIONS
They relieve a Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give strength and volume 10 the rot
They iDpart delicious aroma the brsst
They are delightful to the ts,ts-
They are made of simple herbs and cannot harm 1sa
advise every one Cough Husky Voice or Bad
Breath or any difficulty the Throat to get package Of my
will agree with me tbs, they 20 right to the spot" You will
and them very useful and pleasant while travelling attending
public meeting, for pE yOar Cough ssyinE thirst
IfyOu try Ons package SIN safe in saying you ~
erwsrd consider them iudpeusbe You win Ard them ct
the DruEsi.ts sBd Dealer IN Medcns.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE Cents
BY signature s on each package others counterfeit
package viii be By mall prepaid, recep, Of thirty
centa
HENRY C. SPALDING,
No V CedAIsI Sev.YOrk
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE sICK HEADACHEi
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADAcHEi
CEPHALrC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHEi
By .bs s.s Of these PHI. periodic attacks Of ESo
iE R,adaes, may prevented and taken At the
ueut Of 90 sscE immediate relief palm aud .isLns. wn bs
Obsined
They .slionn renewing the Nss'sa and Hsa&aeAs
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowtl' removing costrene.
Fo1 Lt,eya,y Aen Siader Delicate Femsss and all per
sons Of s,dsn,ary habits they valuable Laxltrs
proving tbs oppe giving ard 9or tho digestive
g.n. aud restoring elasticity aud the whole
system
Tho CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long investigation
AZ carefully conducted experiments having bosn in many
years. during wbcn time they prevented and relieved
vas. su,ouu Of pain and suffering from Headache uhsh.
osustins system from dersDsed Of the
stv@GeA
They are ey vegetable In their composition and may be
tskap a. all times wi eoet sety without nsks any change
A.. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
mater-Gure.

vVATER-CURE in Peekskii.-Dr. GortDn still
receives lnvads "a, residence 10 Peekskil Send
k for his valuable TIesi Dyspepsia containing Ccuiai
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
Burning f.nio, Oils, &r.

A TWOODs PURE ALCOHOL-Patented--
IN FIRE. use oil and other foreign matter by sohencA
process; t. medical puoses sueh es making hoe
EStnos Etbels Chi. o,,r DC beSt for PerfuueTs use
Z. ANTHONY, No. Sl Brcsdwsy sy, soIa Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
clps will cave New.Yoi the 1t lh aud 2ls,
ofe.rl month EXCEPT When hese daies G SUNDAY when
tir DAY Of departure viii be tho MONDAY following For
freight pa sage apply hs only oc No. beS 'n'sTsso
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

DATTLE-AXEs FOR THE NAyY-THE
4 BUREAU UP ORDNANCE AID HN DRpORAfHf
invite proposals Tor U,2cD TWELVE HUNDRED BAtTLE
AKE, for thu Nayt 10 DELIVERED n equal pfOpo ous tho
K.y,YAd. Al Fhateipha NsAint Bo.tou P1r sIoath,
n H. Patterns the AI-s re n apPca't1b 10 th.
Assistant Inspectors OIduc- m the ysds nEinrd AID
the conditions. made known uudI wh c the Axes III Do 10
c,i,sd ANUFEw A. HARDWOOD,
Chief BuI eau Urdnshce aud Ayeiokraphy.
Ws.hInFton, July h. lC6i.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18
LATER FROM RosEcRAN'S DIVISION

attempted Adrancs Of the Rebels on
EiErater AMI They are Dyjrcn Jach
Tile NouHt Vernon Spcculator
KWcd.
CLARxsBURc, Va, Sept. l3.-The Rebels
commenced toadvancc yesterday morning
on both pixies toward Elkwater and Cheat
Mountain Summit, aud cut the telegraph
wire.
They continued to advance on Elkwa,
ter until within two miles of our troops,
when few shells from LOOMS battery
dispersed them.
Skirmishing was kept up all night, and
this morning two regiments were sent to
cut their way through to the summit, and
they succeeded in this expedition, the
Rebels retrealing in all directions
Two rebel officers, who were spying
around the camp, at Elkwater, this morn
ing, were surprised by our picket, and
shot
The body Of one OF them was brought
into camp, and proved to be that of Col
John A. Washington, of NJ. Vernon, the
Spectator in the bones of "the Father OF
his Country -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18
By Last Nights Mail.

Skirmish on the Upper Potomac-At-
tack on co., Gcdry'S CommdRd--Rc-
pulse Of fthe Rebels lciH Heary Loss
Po1NT OF Rocks, Sept, 15.-About 8
o'clock this afternoon force of 500 rebels
attacked portion of The troops Jude:
Col Geary, stationed about three miles
from Harper's Ferry. Col. GeaIy CONS
manded in person and the fight lasted
about three hours.
The enemy were driven from every
house and treastwork, and no less than
rs of them are reported as killed and
wounded.
Our loss is one killed and few slightly
wounded Our troops behaved like vete-
rams. Companies B, D, and |, of the
2Sth Penn'a regiment, and two compa-
nies Of tho Thirteenth Massachusetts, were
engaged in the conflict.
During the fight a rebel was seen ta-
king aim at Col. Geary, when the Colonel
grasped rife from q soldier and shot
him on the spot. Our troops are in fine
spirits.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18
ftom Weston Virginia,
BATTLE AT oARNix FERRY.

CtAnKsnrbo Va, Sept IA battle
took place about 3 o'clock ON Tuesday af
tefnoon, near SummrNillo Gen Rose.
Grams, after taking rcconnoitancc, found
floydB army 5000 strong with sixteen
field pieces, enlfcnched In powerful po-
sitiou on the top Oft mountain ut CatnN
Ferry, on the west sido OF Gou,cy river.
The rear and extreme Of both latks were
inaccessible, aud the front was masked
heavily 10y forest and close jungle Col.
! Lytle's Tenth Ohio rcgiment,or Benham's s
brigade, was IN advance, and drove n
strong detachment of tho enemy out of
camp this side Of the position, the site of
which was unknown.
! Shortly afterwards his scouts consisting
of four companies, suddenly discovered
! themselves in the face of q parapet bate
ry, ard long line of palisades for rifle
j men, when the battle opened tiercey.-
The remainder Of tho 10Th ard 18th Ohio,
were brought into action successivcly 10y
I Gen. Rcnham, and the l2th afterwards by
Capt. HurtsuG, whose object was an armed
Yeconnoisance, The enemy played terrif.
ically en- our forces with musketry, rifles,
canister and shell, causing some casuali-
ties. Col Lylle led several companies of
Irish to charge the battery, when he was
brought down 10y shot in the leg -
Smiths 18th Ohio engaged tho enemy on
the left, and Col. Lows 18th Ohio direct
I " in front. Lowe fell dead at the hcad of
his reg 'ment early, in the hottest ire, by
a ball in the forehead, McMullen's how,
itzer battery and Snyder's two field pieces
meantime were got into the position pos
sible under the circumstances, and soon
sileuced two Of the rebel guns. The fire
slackcned at intervals, bat grew more fu.
rious as night approached. When the
German brigade was led gallanlIy into the
action by Col. McCook. under the droc-
ton of Adjutanl General Ilartsuf, but ar.
ter furious fight Of three hours, night
compelled the recall Of the troops, and
! the men laid on their arms within a short
distance of the enemy, each ready to re,
sumo the contest next morning.
Floyd fled during the night, and sunk
the boats 10 the river, and destroyed the
temporary bridge he had made when he
iilst occupied the position. The turbu-
lence and depth Of the RIVER, and the ex-
haUstation Of the troops made it impossi-
bic to follow him. lie left his camp
eguipage, wagons, horses, large quantities
of anu uniton and fifty head of cattle.
Our loss is fife killed and about sew
enty wounded, generally flesh Wounds
The rebel loss cannot be ascertaiued. as
they carried their dead and wounded
with them, but it was certainly serious.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18
From Missouri.
Rcporte Advance of Rebels OH Lexinl

Rcporte Advance of Rebels OH LeNin gtOn.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l3.- The citizens of
jackson county report that Generals
Price and Rains were within forty miles
OF Lexington, on Tuesday, with $1,000
men and Is pieces of artillery. This re-
port needs confirmation.
Tom Harris captured Government
agent, named Smith, in Boone county. a
few days since, and took from him 1900
and nuuber of horses 1t was expect
ed that Harris would take possession of
Columbia, in Boone county, where bank
is located.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 49, Capt Foster, Of
Col. Mauhen's Regiment, Of the Franklin
county Home Guards, brodght in seven
prisoners last n ght who were direct from
Hardee's army.
They reported that fight had occurred
in Hardee's camp, between the Nilsson
rans and Louisianians,in in reference to the
conduct of the Missourans in the battle
near Springfield, the Louisianians char
ging the Missourians with cowardice, and
treating them as towards in the camp.
The Louisianians charge that while they
were fighting, the Missourians actually
stole their horses and fled.
Gen. Iiardec was falling back on Poca.
hontas, and the Missourians wese dispers
ing,
These men left Hardce's camp with the
intention of returning home under Gov
Candles proclamation, and becoming
good citizens but were informed here
that the Governors proclamation was
abridged ly the declaration of martial