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Ias Hartford Conn Cartridge Works
fetent pare OF New York, Ohio and other station.
s wneie 40 Srops can be readily supplied The
f fs u continually manufacturing cartridges
tons Of powder and pfoportionate amount ~ ~
per week. There IL an active demand for all that
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Nor MUCH THE MATTER.-As one Of the n We,
steamers was proceeding towards Kew there wa
sudden stoPpage Of the machinery, and con.
siderable 6larin took place, espec Ialfy among the
female passengers. "What is the matter, What
b the matter? Tell me the worst" exclaimed
Que old lady, more anxious than the rest After ;
short pause hoarss voice from OF the paddle bor
replied, " Nothing, ma am, nothing; only the
bottom OF the boat and the top OF the earth are
stuck together"
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AffoiNrED -Joseph F. Burr, Of New Jersey
ana Charles Spencer, of Connecticut, have recen,v
been appointed TO second class clerkshIps. Ire,
sufy Department, Fourth Auditors ONE
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W Colonel LatsOn's regiment Of Horse Arul
lery pa, been accepted by the Secretary OF Wa,
ana VIII DC mustered into service Immediately
Lieutenant Colonel Halstead will return HON,
to day. '' 1'" noun i
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hASsFEE.-Mr. James o. Clephane has rs.,0n.
ed elerkship In the Census BureaD n ,.o.- =,
an appointment a. Photographic CLERK In a..
ternaster General Meigs' once. guar
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III farmer, living on the line Iof the Troy
and Boston Railroad, stopped a passenger tain.
on Thursday last, by waving his hat. Lwhat Is
ne matter ," screamed the engineer aMatter 10
SAID the farmer, nothing, as know Of a. 1T hen
what did you swing your hat or" asked the en-
gineer o Lord >" said the farmer, why, 4 .cas
flaming myself" The engineer 10 supposed to
have " cussedo little
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III The Cincinnati Gazette learns from a
private letter that Capt Gray, Of New Orleans,
loan was SO loudly heralded by the Southern
press, cked out, and really only paid 500, the
cause Tor bis doing so being Q change Of feeling
the scales taken from his ewes
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OEN. MoRRs-This officer, now serving IN tbs
we" OF Virginia, we learn, Is not a civilian. lint
. graduate Of West Point. He is, or was, p,e.i.
oeh' CT Western railroad, and must h. ns,,Iv
MY years Of age. He is much respected and be.
loved oy his victorious soIdisr.
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escEssIoN ARMY is ct this time cor,-
tnshdta Dy Gen. Johnson. who, being a Msio,
"ehefai' ranks Brigadier General Besu,eg,yd
SOnnsoh advance ID at and immediately around
I SIfa1 Court House, and is believed to nunbe,
aoout I',oOO- 1t Is said that yesterday numb,
ofseige guns were brought tber. to- n "Ioei
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10 Nearly four thousand barrels Of pfov,,too., /.
fof me army together with tents, camp squipae.
and clothing, leave New York daily - IS
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Col. CoRcoRAN.-It isreported to-day that Col
.o'coran' OF sixty-ninth New York, had died OF
the wounds he received I'm the h.,,l. L., VI
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Confederate Account Of the FIrst Battle m,
Bull RIM

The Louisville Journal of Monday says:
Ihe dispatches via the Northern telegraph re!a
i've TO the forward movements Of the Grand Army
of Invasion, as our readers see are very contra
dictory, and unreliable, and il Is apparent that
the truth is suppressed. We have received our
Memphis and Nashville exchanges Of Saturday,
from which we learn that the Ftderals were sIp.
nally defeated. The Washington Artillery "a
New Orleans engaged with only seven guns. and
slenced the once famous SheIman's Battery of
fifteen guns
The Irst dispatches are to the Memphis Ava
lanche, from Richmond; the Others 10 the Nash
willie papers, as follows: ..
RICHMOND, July 19.-Beauregard achieved a
great victory today.
AT day-b this morning the enemy appeared
In force at Bull Run and attempted to cross the
stream.
A severe battle ensued three miles north of
Manassas. "
Beauregard commanded IN person
side unknown
The battle was at its height at 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon, and closed at 5 ia the evening.
The enemy having been repulsed thee times,
then reiterated In confusion, having suffered con
siderable loss Oar Casualties were small
prominent in the fight
Col Moore slightly wounded The WISHING
ton artillery, of New Orleans did great execution
ne nghtextended along Bull Run a mile. VIM.
Singster, rifemen. killed Federal oficet Of
high rank, and took $40 in gold from his pc son
CaPt delaney, OF 18th Virginia Regiment,
lRhtly wounded.
A shot passed through the kitchen of the bouss
where Beauregard was at dinner. The enemy
supposed to have discovered his whereabouts
They also fired into our hospital where the yellow
flag was flying.
RICHMOND, July Ie.-A rparentIy reliable adj
vices from Fairfax s1y tnS Federais ad yanc.d
this morning, 1000 strong After four bnursi
nghtng they WEI, r. Used by7 600 Confede crates
under General Bon. n, with immense slang bter
and retired upon Al, GandTia.
sHRRMANs FAMOUS BATTERY sfLRNcEp-LkReE
QUANTITY OF ARMS TAKEN.
Especial Dispatch to the Nashville Union and
American
MANASSAS JUNCTION, July 10 During the
battle of Yesterday the Washington Artillery. of
New Orleans, with seven guns Engaged SbPT-
mans famous Battery OF fifteen guns, nd after
making the latter change positiOn fifteen times.
finally silenced them and forced them TO retire
from the field
Only four OF the Washington ARTILLERY were
wounded, and one killed The names of the
woui are Capt. r III Chelman and priyates
Baker, Subal, and Charlton. George w! Matte
was killed.
Major Harrison, of the IIth Virginia regiment.
was mortallY wounded, and died this morning
Thomas Sangster, Of the Alexandria Rffenen.
was shot through the heart and instantly killed
raves, Louisiana regiment participated in the
battle They made a noble charge, and scattered
the enemy with considerable loss Our loss ia
trifing -" : :
Large quantities Of arms were taken by General
Beauregardhs troops
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" An officer Of the Royal Prussian Guard
n n saw gentleman sitting ia the cabin Of q
hine steamer with his hat on and tnsolentiv
ordered him to take &c OF. He Neglected n
comply, upon which the oflcer Knocked n 81 fsr
him. He shortly discovered that he had been
assuming Prince Hohenzollsrn, and was put OF
the steamer al the first landing, p '. -
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W siOe,5OO has already been taken In New
YORK OF the loan for the volunteer fund.
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" cir I'm. Atherton, who has been sppoI nt.d
S,.,ny General Of England, IL the son or a lata
oisansuisaed Wesleyan Msthodia minister.
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.O The Popeb physicians ny that his real mai.
dy 10 q fas advancsd disease Of the heart.
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THE LATE GEN, GARSkTT.-The ball which
caused the death Of Gen Garrett was from mini
nGsket ana the wound produced Is said to be a
most terrible one, tearing the body like a cannon
ball. The BAH entered the middle OF the bac Z
and came ont just above the breast tearing throuq
t~o coats, vest, and under-clOtning .-RA.shsy
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Spirit Of IN, s,srpi,y pes,

Ibe I"fsHtg'H'sT compares the intolerance Of
Puhhc opinion in the South with the freedom Of
0nimadVersion enjoyed in the North by those
VINO made no secret Of their sympathy with the
rebellion
me RsPTblieaH thinks the least possible evil
mat can befall nation Of our vast resources Is
neo' Of billion dollars and the greatest the dis
Indignation of its territory through the instrument
taIity Of q rebel force"
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THE SECOND MAINE REGIMENT.

Inc gallant Col. Jameson Of the I'd Maine
hsglhen'' was not killed as reported. When
o'oeu 70 charge the enemy's battery, he led his
.eslmeh' clear up to the mouths OF the guns,
ailsing portion Of the rebels from their en-
sencnmenn' ana Killing scores Of them with the
oAy0ne'. ne Killed two with his own hands,
and seized the guns Of two other. and h.ndsS
'nem over 70 mis- own men. In this regiment the
loss In killed and wounded Ia about 40. Du,,na
the retreat, when all was confusion and d,,o,d.,
Gen. Mcdowell rode up to Col jameson and
asked him II he could not form his men In line
and cover the rear. In few minutes he formed
line, consisting Of about 800 men, and then p-o.
when Gen. Mcdowell paid him the com liment
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A BRAVE CAPTAIN.

Where so many did their duty, II is hard te
discriminate and mention all who are resII,
meritorious; but 1t Is ust to refer to the Drawer,
and calmness Of Capt. Abbott, Of the Michigan
First. When that regiment made their rst gal
liant charge upon the enemy, he was the first mar
to mount the fence, and, waving his sword, urged
MS company on and not until all was lost, unit
after Wilcox fell and the final order for ret,ea
was given, did he turn his back to the foe.
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ShfOt bAhbAHlTlEs.
one OF the enemy's cavalry rode up to a wagon
containing wounded German soldier of Can't
Langworthys company, I'd Wisconsin Regi.
ment' and dragging him out by the hair of the
head, pierced him through the body with hi.
sword, yelling am teach you id black abo
iitionis's to come down here to lght us,n The
troopers then rushed upon the driver Of the
wagon, and with a back cut of his sabre nearly
severed the mans head from his body, and he
fell lifeless among his horses
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THE MICHIGAN FIRs1

The following additional names are among IN
missing Of the First Michigan Regiment: Lieu,
Murch' Corporal Barnes, Messrs. Bales, Brusms,
Brink, Ewers, Goldsmith, Kelly, Sheppard. I
Company F. w. Newell Scheineman. Brak,n
Lung, ). Rowser. in Company E; Lieut.. Park,
y. Hing and wife, Geo. Phillips, p. Chiyer,
geo. Baker, NJ. Baker, n Bontell, in Compsnv n
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Durlng one OF the charges Of the Fire Zouave
upon the Mississippi Rifles, Zouave and Mis-
Hssipplan came In contact on an open space, bott
with discharged rifles. simultaneously they at
tempted 70 draw their revolvers, and the Missis
nPplah having succeeded before the Zouaye IL
drawing bis, the latter cried out, Blaze away
M'siSi pPi III take the last shot" The Missis
sPpian instantly did SO, missing the Zouave, who
having drawn bis weapon, discharged 1t at hi.
zoe piercing his heart and instantly killing him
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stores. There are a few men at work repairing
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Ths Colorado 10 still detained by lack of she'll
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HISTORY Of the United n ethsriaBds, By John
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