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ssning. SIhey were na(a!atelN SUR
and suSsH Of the f.laadtrA ar
|;HttEd.;and tmPz1sone& Genef1 NeC5.llsu
/: took ssay their eesnst4o be returned whsn
de1s were to shoofs down every man refusing
to pheY the cQpama23inSA oaaaE.
|-28-s93e 44sss isl0e6 nUm the War De-
pa1ment estsbliah1ng camps Of rendezvous
and instruction at New York, Harrisburgh,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Each volunteer
ehio s0dn is Hr5 Sled aid
aebt 70 The camp Of rendezvous as soon as mu-
tered In, the expense OF transportation to be
horne bJ:Gore1nment. The War Department
reserves The right to attach soldiers or CON
paniea to other regiments In case that for
eAfen they were enrolled is not ready at the
time fixed.
Er Governor Denver was appointed = 8siga.:
der General to-day.
The army of the Potomac is almost entirely
btjgaded. Each command is kept 80 far as
possible distinct from the rest, Major Van
Vset is doing his utmost to clothe and shoe
the troops: The President has not ordered
work to be recommended on the extension of
the Capitol The national revenues Will be
Eleven launches carrying heavy guns and
DESIGNED for use on the Potomac arrived to-
day from Boston.
N. 7. Herald's Dispsteh.l
II is asceEtained that Gen MaEuder left
YORKTOWN few days sgo with about I, ,WO'reb.
elf, and went in the direction Of Richmond.
II Il supposed they were to join the column
OF BeauregaId IN front Of Washington There
are many evidences that the rebels are c,ancan-
nating between here and Richmond nearly all
the troops they have IN Virginia. Tols ID con
stIued INTO preparation on their part Of an
attack upor our lines here,
IN. Z. Times Dispstch-1
Gen. Carlisle, who has inst arrived from
Western Virginia, states that rebel forces an.
der Lee had crossed the Cheat dyer in tEr
bodies OF S 900, by the road from Staunton.
and another body By the zoad from LeTis,
6uIgh. They were within fifteen miles ofGen,
RosecraIs's position, near Chest Mountain
Eass, winch commands the two roads.
IN. z. Worlds D1spatch.]
For the first time cince the seizure Of Ha~.
Eef's Ferry by the rebels, the navigation OF the
chesapeake caua1 has been resumed. Coal
beats arrived here to day from Cumberland.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Reliahls nr;rate
aavtesa IS IRON Texas, dated the 2sd ult, repre-.
ssnt The Union sentiment as rather On the in.
CREASE. Newspapers OF Texas have perverted
me me statements made BY Ger. Houston from
time to tine, as it is positively known that
lie has no sympathy with seceeaionisn at last
accounts. He is in quiet seclusion On bis farm
aTeiting events. 49, 49,
The designs of Col Van Dom and other
leaders for the possession Of the Northern
states OF Mexico and Lower California, d.
Pehd p a. lor Their fa1fillment On the cooperation
Gt the Mexican military chiefs; and, so far.
the secession fllibusters hare rot net viii, iii,
the sJmpathy they anticipated from these
Reliable information has been received here
10 the effect that there were 1000 rebels SICK
9 afa a. wounded a. C11peprer Court H3uee, and
l,No wounded at Warrenton. Besides these
there was very large number disabled, at
pr!vate Residences in the country, and at The
points named. One cause Of disease is an in.
ac9qcafe supply Of water at Manassas,
The Treasury department il about to REIN.
burse the States OF New YORK and PsnnsyI- |
vania for their advancement of funds madein
AID Of the primary preparations for the war.