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, 1861-07-27
Y-.EEL UaEzBAHkflES.

Lave l,ccn slew to believe the &C.
sl:"u.h, IRON Bulls Run By our
Il thc harbariiies psnctleel By the
,:pon our wounded OF .t!l:t battle
Tie stvry told Us 1g Fire boaave
s!.:u: t,n, wi:h apparent can&r and
dress, that be saw the villains DELHI
, u, .tT tie hc:s3 Of {. wounded man
l#y Il; tllc1r mercy, and afterward
::::;;,11: as :: football; and that other
;;;i.>,,'::h related by MANY Of our boys,
lty saw nuiaa:rs Of our wounded
deliberately pinned tc the ground by
.:su 1.a:cae1s; aud that report that
':I.l;;.::s wcre fred upon and burned
.s-,e attributed 10. heated in,agina'
+: 81, the testimony Of our dis
y. ta-nigls seems to leave nj
III Iulb. that all these account
,;:.et. a:,.l that others sill more hor
ut to hc related when a1l the partic
Il: tic taitlc come to light. Th'
:: e,u.l:cs wiih ..crror at the idea tia
ii TIT 1:.cc anil lineage could hav'
:a;lty Il acts like tlese; and vile,
!.a't s!lat they have been performed
&c St conclusive that our troops car
'ascr a'tlb:, we may, in the next CT
ata1, lvtk uul for retaliation that wi
Sree=sary as terrible and signal Til
Zerascs already declare that the
ike no m:re prisoners-a declar;
IA: !as fearful meaning. Let US hol
aw.1 u determination may not |
'H!a:tl.
, 1861-07-27

WASHINGTON, July 26.-The loss Of tao
Confederate forces, assertc1 = their o~a mil
ita1y as4!1oriiits, = o7er oo.occss> TIL: South
Ca.o1jna troops suffered tho most severely,
Icing nearly cut to pieces.
Aeecesbiorist IN this city declares that lie
l:s private adyiccs from Richmond to the ef-
feet taat Monday was day Of mourning rath-
CT than rejoicing ;u thst city. en- account Of
1bc great number Of rebel trco:ss kiilea.
The fact tLat nothing hes been heard from
TIC persons who went out with 1ag Of truce
to recover the body oi Col. Cameron, is inter-
1rctcd as an indication that tbs rebels have
son:e new scheme asoot Which they desire t.:
Keep sccrat.
Scouting Ia1ties Of the rebels caE1c within
mics Of Washington lest night,
By Saturday night there will be d! least
Co,Gc0 Federal troops OF the line OF the Po'
t:.ac, extending extending from A!c1aaaria to Hsrocr5
Ferry,
, 1861-07-27
pTx0CEENINGS In CONGRESS,
TSpeeial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WASHINGTON, July 2G, 1S6t-9 T. u.

tSaecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WASHINGTON. July &c, 1S6t-9 T. u.
Tho House has been quarrcling all day, and
is still quar1cling, over the question Of d.
rect tax. The Northwestern interest is strong
" against it, the chief objection being that it
leyies tax wholly upon real estate, leaving
1noricd capitalists untaxed, thus bearing III"
jrstly on the farming population. The result
is doubtful, but some tax seems Indispensable
to procure the negotiation Of the loan, which
will hang fire until the regular payment OF IN
tcrest is somehow secured. The treasury is
row destitute Of funds. Congress votes i've
hundred millions to sustain the Government,
hut the Government asks where is the money,
aud where can It be obtained without some
assurance that interest Will be paid? Mem.
bers vote the loan unhesitatirgly, and dispute
how to make their previous vote seryiccable.
t1r. Simmons tariff bill, rs reported from
the Senate Committee, to-day, imposes two
cents duty on raw sugar, on refined sugar torF
1ents, on uolasses five cents, on tea fifteen
cents, aud On coffee four cent?. It will there
lore be seen that in these respects the bill dlt-
ters but little from Secretary Chcse's, (and
| which has passed the Housel the duty on raw
sugar being reduced one-hsn 8 cent, and on
coffee one cent pound, from the rates pro-
| 1,osed by MT. Chase. It Ia thought the Sim.
| nous hill will pass in preference to the other.
, 1861-07-27
Ncrjar,,a Regiment ofSharpshoo oters-"
denomination Of Applicants at @ee~
fAx~HpkAR.

This CORPS Of r;leEcn was some time siace
acc, pted by the govefnment, and IN TIC inter
yal lie selection Of the men has bcc1 pEoceed-
:ng with considerable activity: Colonel yer.
can. Tlo is ono Of the best, 1t mol ire Dest
,AarEeman in the United States, has restricted
terms: The candidate ('sho Is allowed to uss
bis own ritle,) before being enrolled, is tested
IS to lis skill, and required to shoot with pre-
cjeiop enough to put ten consecutive pa1s
within m average distance OF I'VE 1ncncs 1lon
1ila centre Of q target, placed at The distance
If Coo feet, The 7a1ge Of each slot is measured
ffon the centre point Of the target to the cen.
ire Of tlle bullet hole, md the sum total Of
thrse distances must no. exceed fifty inches:
Tlis precision is inperatsvely required, aad
cnn1,ct fulfiu al that Is set forth above Upon
thls point Col Berdan is decided, ard a g"
cess ri cren small fractIon Of an inch be-
1ond Inc limits prescribed, disquAlifles the
applicant. The regiment Is beng .ees1aesq n1aet
501 Tie Governor OF each State Is charged
/ Vii, the selection and enrolment oi the men,
| INF in MISSOURI where The Gubcrnssorao ae-
naatmeut is rather In confusion, Frank D;Ar
ia 10 Iaisc and command the quota OF Ina5
Statc, The numbct 60 Tar Tecru1tco 10 -ssm c'
York State-does rot exceed seventy, very 1eW
Of whom are from our CITY, An agent Is
stationcd at Albany for the examination OF
| Candidates there, and Colonel Berdaas s:ese.
! 4a1y Mr. j, Smith HroWn, rs tnt ascuI !o1 4s1 =
Ycrk: His targets aud grounds are iocatsa
O. tie grounds buck Of WechaWken, "heE:'
ior 4 ftw days past the examination Of can1i
} GATES las been going On. Yesterday somt %
twenty.Nye or {hiTty Swiss rilcmen from tht
civ aid vicinity, proceeded to the gIounds
and tried their skill. Many Of them have a!readl
eeen active service on the Alps, at the Gr1mes
: ard in The last Italian campaign; eut Wncine
J.. On account Of their disuse OF firearms Nnn nI
engaged in business in New York or otac
: reasons, their Workmanship did not come u
I. to the required standard. The shooienG,
course, YVES excellent, and seldom eqnalle9
q but as Colonel Deraan exacts the vcEy creme I!
"a creme of ekii1, no one Of them had conl
Is ecEce enough In his abilities to submit hs1l
# selt to the rigid test The weapons used Wei
generally Of exquisite workmanship, an
Y many OF tlen were regulation 6Wls
y crdEance rifles. Many complaints haE
=. betu made that the requirements arc to
stIict, and that such precise shooting coul
P not bc 1na6e by the Culonel himself. To sto
10 tLcse etumblers, Colonel B=rdan, while 9
"a t1c rr6nnds on Monday afternoon, leisure
.e troE uD 1jfle and put ten balls In the large
1e nt tota! distance of eleven and half inch
J. r. rom tie centre, or at m average distanee
"a @ Que inch M snd 4 h.lf for each balL coloa
, 1861-07-27
f;I.f3ffIGLS NEWS -

fsLUkk4OtS NN ~ -
r-,,:r q. the War Office, creating a
y: ,;.,:.nent including each bank Of
;. ,,.a. .ra a few Of the counties OF
,ut: il III. vicinity Of Washington,
armand oswl.ich Major~Gcneral
=. i. Nxc!vllsn IS assigned, will be
as;op Of universal rejoicing among
:. :, men BY this. erter, Generals
i: ind Mansfield arc superseded,
;. y, r!l,iul ]sc1o, who has given sig
!: + u; liz ability 10 lead Lis country
,ye:.:y. las d vast weight Of re-
::..;.y ,!,.owa upon lin; but We are
;.,.;. i he docs not prove equal to the
!: j: said BY private letters
T.t*,ls,y, hat the General will
y he the Commander-in-Chief o.
,.:,:::s:ln Army; that Gen. Scott, in
j.. L. il. ;ssd oppressed by age, will
:. u.==--:;::..c, withdraw from the dis
.::.:s :.c;;yc duties cf his high sta
IL remaining as the adviser ant
j. re Administration in al matter
:r: lie zsrscsl plan Of the campaign
.:yc 10 ,a,,ye youthful hands ths vas
:::.;;,.l.c bus undertaken to perform
:!e tue. we slla]l have youth AMI
:. 'erl?erea 1,y the wisdom Of ag
IL. ass,r: Of experience, at the helm
::'.s.. caa 1aabt that with such !
mi s,.vi1 III adviser, both supporte'
.::!tyI'l- w.::o eirer their money an
las tur.nc defence Of cur holy eaus
yc.ul lvr1,: that the clouds Of to,da
re re!t .al hat Victory viii rerc
,.:r ?a,,..c.ss
, 1861-07-27
!!;;;ragn Grihus1e
.ri,l,pAY. JULY q, 1861.
.,rr!r NJ BIRDS POINT.
,,,~ros.,onda3,k1 is mt 1nfstt

r,cr.r .AT BIRDS POINT.
c,;,o correspondent is not 1nfsta-
:, ii: ,!i=:a,eh Of last evening, our
j.. ;,.*.:-o viii probably have work to
" n,,i,er week i past. He says
:. .p.a;1ica from Memphis is daily
=; 1t Bird: Point, and that our
:. :esly for any entertainment to
TX r.'rls may invite them. The
:. LIS s.anc confirmation from the
i .,;tn. psrrtiss yesterday telc-
;, IL Ill his boys here On leave OF
.:rrt:.cn without q moments de-
". :c HI, without suspicion, how
-: .l.e demonstration at Memphis
=: ivr Western Missouri, and thai
1,na anil Sisel the blow vii. fall
, 1861-07-27
ry,o r.tasanrf Convention,

JEFFERSON C1rr, July 2o.-1n the Conven.
ten ,s mqFnng on S a 90 6om@gs asgaat OF
SeTeI, VS. passed over TO allow Mr. Broad
hesI Ia INTRODUCE . resolution to limit each
member mem in debate to thirty minutes, Mr.
W1isbt objected, in rss:arhs Of soma length,
9ga]5st i as m; II eo:s t. fy Y ,hs
L AB he asransnt %s a1 tstsa Tas poposed I
iinjt;ng members TO enc lonr on any one
subject and another to forty FIVE minutes
, 1861-07-27


ysior General Fremont arrived in this city
Yesterday morning accompanied by his stan
and see German Ind md Iaan Saanun 9effs fn this
Dsnar,11 was had at u II. yesterday, to
confer With the General On important business
IL connection with our gallan: gnion army r31's
of Missouri. The army now has IN aole
~ nead IN ibis c;ty, md We expect to see tusi.
u ,ese conducted "a with much 1,o:c dispatch and
;els useless formaity: We hspe en- IL, 1y2nif en-
wants win be no LONGER NEGLECTED, BIT tn:t
ard p-ompt reinforcemeats Of n.en to en1o1s , ,,s
thst .re now concentrating upon the : soatn
westetn ho.1e!. We fesl confident that m1i' M
tsry matters in this section will nov m2ss, o
srd make up for the unnecessary aslay III aass
ssret-:ape" and brass buttons Tor som9 e5 w.
lack occasioned. General Fremont'5 his:oly
is a Ieuarartec that nothing can be pu: ~ 1A
til tomorrow tlst can be done To-Day Ne
are lighting live enemy, and ne can't : 20 y y
successfully If VIC SO 10 sleep oseS N'--ss'
Tc4,;s Dtm 7Hstf1t{uv.
, 1861-07-27
The Killed at Carthage

Six:famlIies arrived here yesterday from the
;u1aediate ueighborhood OF Carthage Mo.
They are confident that tie sece5stoni5ts lost
fflfea hundred men in the battle: They say It
I1ok from Frfday till the next Thnrsday night
70 bury the dead; and some Of the men no"
Esrc engaged in the burial.
About six hundred werefound On the origl-
ral battle field, and the rest scattered along
the whole line Of retreat, especially In The
timber through wtichHSisel made his hral
THIS statement differs materially from Col
sigel's official report, but it must Be Ismem.
a large number Of people Rave left Jasper
county since the battle, the Union men con-
;ny to Kansas and the traitors gong 20 AZ
Earscs,-Learn1corh Conservative. 5aa!y*sAa'
, 1861-07-27

ST. JOINS, n. F., July 26 The steamship
City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool the 17ta :,
via Queenstown the 18th, WIS boarded OF
Cape Race, Thu,sday night, By the Associated
Press yacht. She brings 1900 II specie;
Political news is nnimportant- The London
Times thinks the heavy taxation recommended
by President Lincoln will lend the North TO
reconsider their rejection OF peace and 10
compromise.
, 1861-07-27

TIE GALLANT l9TH- .s. Steele, just a-riy
ed from Palmyra, tells Us Of an exploit pe7-
formed ty portion Ct 19.h Illinois Regiment
I'm Sunday morning last Col Tuzrdin le1
Ps1myzaat the head Of scyea companies, TO
disperse secession camp located uecr Emer
sen. Before ttey reached this nvi:at ths rsb-
els had got wind Of their approach and fed.
Our boys followed them as IA rs the village Of
Phladelpbis, but were unable to oyertase
up 10 tie camp, however, and captuzea three
rrIsoners, abcu. sixty !o1sss, lot OF mules,
Provisions, c1ct:.i:g, etc, and returned 70
nsad quarters on MonGay evening IN the best
ct spirits. The rebels are becoming inspired
with wholesome dread Of the Zou-zous, and
are learning to keep respectable distance
Mate Journal
, 1861-07-27

passed By the House With but one negative
vote. The bill authorizing the organization
Of patrols has passed both Houses, but Will
be Of 60 efficiency until the passage Of the
military appropriation bil!, as the former
measure contains no appropriation for carry
irt ont ;ts nrnyieions
, 1861-07-27

rsnecio1 Dispatch to the Missonri Deuo5;la5.1I a.I
t'ps|AAN JErFEnsoH CrE1, Jniy 70
Two companies Of Col sg1llgsa'e, nga ,asfd5; RsSs:
With e1ty cavalry ls psss,a hs.s tals tsfs e en.
camp and keep IN tnf ibe eei5 Unlon men.
, 1861-07-27

hssc ics., mu'i oi{e;:i1r anuauncei Is Comprising
ths M staff Of Ger. Fremont: Capt. J.. 6. Kel-
ion. Assistant Adiutant General and Acting
Ccmmisssry; Breyct Atajer john alcKinstry,
Assistant QuartermasteI General !; Surgeon st
6. J. DeeaDpt, Medical Director Licatsnant
Colonel T, P, Andrews, Assistant PaJnaaster.
, 1861-07-27
FROu INDIANAPOLIS.
kD1A<APoL1s, July

NDIASAp6L1s, JulE 81
ien' "a nephew Of Hon. j. ]. Crittenden) a.
rived this afternoon, and were received with
GREAT enthusiasm. After they had partaken
af eunptuous dinner, they. were marensa
to the State House yard, and welcomed y
Judge Coburn and Gov. Morton. At the con-
c]usion Of His Exce1lency's speech tne the Goys y.
srnor in The United States. Full two.thirds
Of the regiment viii reenlist after brief fur
1ough. IN ooo oas,4,o,o1
men from Indiana today. The dispatch aaso
eo.,thnr:t;5s fcr their promptness and edlcien-
cr. t 4 iarge numberof trophies we're present
Cd to the Governor.
, 1861-07-27

Fort McSnoE, July 25s-Lieut Crosby yes
tercay took charge OF an expedition to Buck
River, consisting Of 500 men aad Two field
pieces, upon a propeller aad six launches.
The expedition "as entirely successful. Lien.
tenont Crotby surprised and burned nine
slccps and scioonsrs belonging to tic Can
feEe.stes, ard brought off one Va.uzb!e prize,
aschuoner laden with bacon, corn, &c.
, 1861-07-27
Especial Dispatch to the Gineianad Gazette:

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette:
WAsn1SGroy, July Is.
The Ohio Second delivered up their arms
ihit evening, at the a1Eenal, and will imme"
,liately leave for home.
but the arrival OF regiments fir exceed them.
Senator johnson Of Tennessee declared tor
the war, to day, in an eloquent speech, plsds-
ing his life and means to carry it On. The
soldiers are enthusiastic over 1t.
The Ordnance Department Of the Navy
yard is turning out rifed cannon, WIZ exGa a1'
throw O projecti1e Weighing q pounds fous
miles and q half. The gun weighs 10000
pounds. There is great actigity il the Ord
rance DEPARTMENT, night and day.
, 1861-07-27
OHIO MILITARY MATTERS.
Return Of Three Monthss Troops.
Col. S1eedmaDsk Regiment, 1ltf1.
Will go for the War.

Col: stxedman,x Regiment, 1lth,
Il Ill go for tho War.
i coIrarus, July as. .
Joshua r. Gid1iugs has been here for sever
al days, and went this afternoon to Ashtaaula,
prepared to contract for substance, ETC., at a
regiment forming there, under o:ders from
The War Department.
The three months troops are en- route from
Virginia. The lfth Regiment, Col. Steel
mar, passed through Columbus this atter-
noon After brief iurioush, two-thirds Of
It will re enlist for the Tar. While here the
gallant neu Composing it were congratulated
by mary prominent citizaos. Cotnmissa.y
De!ano took good care Of them, but hal there
been time, citizsus would have given them
generous supper. 1he field officers took sup.
PER with the Governor.
There will Immediately he stirriu. times at
Camp Chase. In the organization aud drilling
CT t1ueps. SIX Companies Of the 9Th 1egi-
nsnt are row there The regiment VIII ba
tnlt this week
Adirtant General Buckingham says that
within two days offers Of companies for the
wsr have been largely increased, aud are &C.
companiet with Expressions Ct determined
enthusiasm.
There were in arsenal tonight, Ct, 900 cart
ridges; 5000 sizty-nine ealibre and 5000
titfy-eiskt calitre we're shipped today Ar.
rar rgemcn:s have been nude to provide
English rifles fortlank companies ofregg gg.mer..s
ff be formed.
, 1861-07-27

WAsn1SGTo2', July 2G.-AsClelan has ar
rived here.
j ccmu;ttec from New Tc:k ha5 Al inter-
view with the President to-day. to request the
calling into the tield Of Gen: Wool. Saying N.
confidence in that veteran, and wondered why
be was retained in Troy. The President re
piled, there was no desire to keep Gen. Wool
irom active ser:ice, aud be would consider
their Representations.
Ten thousand voiuntee!E have arrived here
IN the last IS hours.
, 1861-07-27

uARR1sprnGu, July 26.-On Sunday list
Gov Cnrtin Was requested to push forward
frooos to thc Capital, and within four days
len regiments Of infant1y, composing. nearly
IN nd efficient men, were thrown forward,
and another goes at the last Of the week: Ths 5Sa
Ststo las aiso en- artillery regiment and l2o0
cavalry nearly ready for se:vice.
, 1861-07-27


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, 1861-07-27
TROOPS AT araKLINGTON.I .IaEIGHTS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttthunel
NA*u1saToS, ,Julr 26lh-7 T. n.
The brigade commanded by Col. b:enker,
consisting OF his OWE, Won s:e::a7ehf's,
d'u!assy's and Eias..c;a's regiments--a splen-
did bcdy Of men-cross into Virginia again
today. They were a part Of Nilcs's reserve
ir the Bulls Run a1I:ir. There are ZOE sew
en- or cish. regiments at or ne:r Arlington
House, the late headquarters Of Gen. MeDoT-
ell. where Col. Andrew Porter is q! present in
tie Immediate command.
, 1861-07-27

CAIRO, July 26.-1t is reported that five
that yesterday and today they are engaged in
bringing troops from Randolph and Union
City to New Madrid, bo., 28 miles from Birds
Point. It is rumored that they intend attack
ing the Point tomorrow night. Our troops
q: e ready and anxious to receiys them.
Our scouts just in report large encamp-
1ucn: Of rebels 1T New Mad7id.
Trains north OF the Mobile & Ohio Railroad
:wt1e stopped OIL the ESD, by order Ct General
Po.k-a ST !gDificant fact. ;.-
1t is ale0 rumoscd tia: heetxpf steamers
s;s at Paducah for transporting troops from
taa! poi.st tc attack Cairo, simultaneously
with the attack On Birds Point.
, 1861-07-27
OHIO REPUBLICAN Co11lIITTEE.
IAe Iarty Organization Ihrorn Onr5oa,u--
Sensible Resolutions.
Correspondence of tho n. z. Timcs.1
1To.t1, I1fcr-r-rt. Tr.1.r ~ 1aEf


COLUMBUS, Of1a july 95.
The Republican State Central Committee
met this afternoon in the Supreme Court
Room. Allrarts Of the State were represented.
The session was one Of peculiar Interest. Inc
duty Of ali classes Of citizens in tue present
tuncture Of naticnnl affairs WAS fairly fecog-
nized. After an animated discussion, the tot-
lowing resolutions, offered By Geo. N. Par
sons, Chairman of tho Committee, we're 11nana-
naously adopted:
WHEREAS, It is the duty Of oil citizens n these
tiee Of national pcrils, 10 lay aside a!l d!teren
ces Of political opinions and unite IN uclcnec u
their Government: therefore,
ycution Of the Republican party for the nomana-
finn tf t,fliccrs to BE- choscn at the coming state
election. r,.o,,,,s+
Rcsolred, That tho Democratic Central Gom1ait-
tec be requested to unite with this tonuf&tee II
call fcr delegate Convention for the purpose o.
nun1iuatjug suitable State Ticket amt that tae
cal be addressed to all who arc 10 favor 81 tue IN
ronit,npal rtescrrat1en Of the Sates o Inc 1n11u-
fennncc of the integrity Of the National Govern
1nnut and Of the vigorous md continued 11oseen'
linn Of flc wax now carried on for that purpose,
md flat the proposition to taia Committee "
| made by the Executive Comm1ttee:
| ccntrni Committee to accept the proposition iol
= Tr,fcn by the 9th Of August. the Executive Con-
| nfffec lie directed TO 1stne to the people OF ONO
| a cs1f for a Convention OF delegates to nom1na
ffrrt Convention. TO be chosen w1tnont sctSssnG4
to 8a.ty. upon the simple basis OF me IaalnIGn
| nrcc of tic Government and the suppression o1 LII
rebellion against It. .-.-..,..
Anothcr resolution vas adopted requesting
IT, Ftt1k
, 1861-07-27

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The Etening -Bulze-
1i,4 Eas special dispatch frcm Washington,
which ststcs on the authority of letter from
Lcesbrrg, that Col. Corcoren aad Congress-
mar Ely are prisoners at Manassas. The dis
Eatch also stutes that Col. Wade Hampton
Has killed, ards The rebels were taking good
>ce:c Of cur wounded and hury;1g our dead.
, 1861-07-27

DUBUQUE, Iowa, July ga company Of
cavalry, numbering 100 men and 10 horses, nu-
Ger command Of Lieut. Il. IL Heath, u. 8, A.,
ssSucker stats" for Burlington They form
part cf the first Iowa Cavalry regiment, which
is to rendezvous at Burlington. Il Il. Heath
was Postmaster in this city under Buchanau's
Administration, and Is breckenridge D=rno-
Hrx;t
, 1861-07-27

CINCINNATI, July &c Gen. Cox occupied
Charlcseown, en- the Kenawha, yesterday, the
rtbs:s r.trcatiug and burning the bridges. 4
rebel etea,ner was abandoncd aud burned. It
is supposed the rebels will be met by Rosea.
c1arz's column, sent cut some days past to
intcrrepc their Tetreat.
, 1861-07-27

GEN. PA7TERsoS's RE1ATlyEs.-Is is sid
Office ut Cumberland Gap, in Tennessee
CAPT. T. E Patterson, nepheT Of General
Patterson, has raised company in Claibo.ne
cu1tuty for the defence OF tae South, which
VIII be mustered into the service By Gen. Cas-
1spli nj Knoxville
, 1861-07-27

Tho Ento II setrcae of the Rebels only
q Trick.
ALEXANDRIA, July 26-1tl is ascerta'nea that
TIC rebtls lad aecn;ate iusug:sa.ion Of our
ma1emar:s, ard their gradual Withdrawal
17t1n Fairfax Court Hu,.=e was but ! portion
Of tleir plan for Grawjng cur troops into am
Gu: csEc.
, 1861-07-27

Leases Of the Fifth Maine Regiment
PoET1asD, Me-, Wednesday, July II.
A special dispatch to the 4k7yrtiser Of this
city, iron, Washington, reports that the Fifth
Regiment, ct this city, are aow at Alexandria
i've hundred strong, aEd that they haze lost
forty killed and sixty wounded, and three
hundred Of them have been taken prisoners.
, 1861-07-27
THE BELLsS Run BATTLE.

Further Dctai1e.-NarTotv Escape ofa
StfEt tAnt-.eHhAt He SEW am Etle
KoRd--.KseaureGaxd Serves Ekaxioa4
fuf 81 900 Men-~-FortY Wagon Loads
Ct DeAG1 Rebels~.-Drder to BAy0net
EyefY Wounded X0uave-.-Np Mercy
shown the DJ1nE-~-&sfeAt ACt1Vity1n
The War Department.
, 1861-07-27

Tile EIoef ude ut GalvtEtUH.
Bosros, July 2G.-Tha u. S. steamer South
Carclina, Commander Alder, was off Calves
fcr on the 9TH ot July. SIZE had capturci II
vcsse}s since establishing the dloekade there
Ct. th+ 81. One Of the Fr:zss had arrived at
Pensacola, under command Of Capt. Baxter,
With dispatches 70: Com. Aiervine.
, 1861-07-27

'':e IL. d st. Jos. Railroad.
:. s,a'!':.was OF The troops from The
= :as1 railroad, the following new
-"as been made Of the troops re.
et4sd tie .iEe from Hannibal to St.
-. . '-e li:1 regiment Illinois yolun-
=. ...eser;y the road from Hannibal to
~ . tit 10th, Col Smith, from silt
! '1aekGt1d. The Sd Iowa, Col. VII
'.''a b:ookGe1d to Utica. The2l1ova,
~ w. !a:,le, (Co1. Curtis being il Con.
,-t'a C1ic2 10 st. Joseph. Col Tu1ch
4s hgiue1t, it is understood, will re-
o:o-Etess at Cump Wood, uear Quincy