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Lake; Frank Dexter, ]. n. Carhart, i. G.
Waterman, John Foley. E. G. Marsh, Lewis
Norton. q. c. Parker, Edgar Stafford, Jesse
Wing, Nathan Heath, missing. It Is BY no
means ne certain m that oil the missing men will
them are now at Centreyille, or Other places
u. Bennett, a. H. Lord, David Jones and Rob
CIT Nelcb, wounded and missing. The latter
mny be in the hospital at Centreville. The
chances ere they have been taken prisoners by
1he seceesionlsts; J; ". Compton, taken
through neck; Is doing well; Thos: Quinn.
wounded IN heel; y. S. Leech, ball through
o1m; Geo. Maynard, horse killed and fel an
him-RM get well. Some dozen Others
wounded, but SO alightly that they remain in
camp and ready TO meet: the enemy. Capt.
The regiment bravely, and all showed the trne
ent Killed, wounded and missing, 10.
Company b.. Capt. ColWell, Ii Crosse>-
Killed Joseph Frame, John Donovan, j. N.
Hawkins. Corporal R.. ". Burns, taken pris-
oner I. v: johnson, arm broken and taken
Etn9ner NJ knobloch and Daniel Knox,
missing; Geo. Marshall wounded and missing;
Goe simmF, VIM. Brown and c. G. Busb7,
Slightly wounded. In all II.
Company Capt D. AcKee's, Grant CO.
Lieut. Booth wounded in the leg, not serious;
George L. Hyde, In head, severely. BelEnap
41;NA0S5 AS@H. AoucII SIMPSON, SHOT through
me arm. Richard Graves, wounded in tie
mouth painful but not dangerous, and fred
1aree or tonr times nfter receiving it.. Mr.
Befnh1gal, Q. Waldorf, II. Cook, Thomas
BfookeDs. missing Daniel Eldred, wounded in
me throat David. Strong ahd A.;G: Curtis,
6ad!y Mounded, and left on the field. Wei.
iand Wiebel, +. Reckler, 7. ID. Coz, dead, o,
a. LAWN, wounded In the head and side; will
recover. A. Spears, wounded and missing.
sam. Booth, Corporal, wounded in the head
n9t ats, badiy: Daniel Bfiton; slightly wounded
Company E-capt.: Gabriel Bouck,s. ;osh.
kosa-John:B Barton, Prosper Simpson, Wm.
taylor and Hornce Strohd, Killed: Charleg
Graves, wounded In the leg Lottridge nus
man, wounded and missing; VIM. Holland
and Augustus CLARK, Wounded-will recover I:
Joseph Roberts, severe flesh wound ;JosephS s.
hous, ball through hip; Alyen Bugby, bali
through thigh-both comfortable; L. j. Perry,
missing =. Pitcher, wounded and missing:
Norman Whitmore, In shoulder; Fred. Z9bn..
Joras 1eeeh and Richard Lester, sliehtiy
wounded; John EncHpg, leg shattered be-
low the knee; Sebastian Ostefder and Harvey
Mcdonald: slightly; John Lynch, In fingers.
and ID. L. Phillips, In arm slightly. Total. 25.
Company G, Capt Mansfield, Portage civ
w q. Williams, Henry R, Coffin, and John
Noonan, dead. Young Noonan'e father lives
at Madison. Ieut. Hill, wounded in the :Ieft
shoulder and missing; e. 8. Best, wounded In
the leg severely, and missing; &. G., Dow.
wounded 10 the neck, badly, but not danRar.i
Gus; r o. Batzen, shot through the arm, and
D. F. Crane through the wrist; d. +, Clement.
IN the head, and Geo. Br'd.tt in the shoulder
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QUESTION OF TAXATION,

The men in the Republic who look be-
yond the Immediate incidents Of the war
The movement Of armies, the fighting
Of battles and the mastering Of mcn-arc
discussing the question which undcrlics all
the surface movemcnts-the question Of
money; and we are sorry to see that they
are, neither in Congress nor in pri-
rate financial circles, enabled to frame a
theory Of revenue at all adequate to the
pressing necessities Of The occasion. All
scc that as long as we can borrow ut auy
rate, The Government and the accompany
: ing military movements may be carried
on; but none can fail to sec that the mo-
ment is not far off when proposals for
loan, must he accompanied by legislation
such us will convince capitalists that the
interest on the accumulating millions Of
debt will be punctually paid. Indeed we
have arrived at that point now; and the
proposals in The House Of Representatives
10 levy direct tag on land and IN excise
duty on spirits and the manufacture thereof,
are explicit Acknowledgements that the de-
mand is for IN intelligent, carefully framed
ana "eu executed, revenue system, as the
basis Of the loans that are imperatively
required.
we DO not know what plnn will be de-
s1sea; ana we WISH now neither to make
any suggestions as to what should be done,
nor TO oppose "hat Is recommended; but
put 70 warn our people Of the West that
lleir Gay ol exemption 1rom the visits Of
coe lax gatneler mas passed, that tile III
come oefiVeo 1rom 1mportatons. sales Of
lano' &C. WILL De wholly inadequate to the
nauon "an's' ana tna1 q direct tax upon
lAopeltY " sone sor1' su1hcient to meet
: .eei amg Interest on the oonds sold and to
ue soaa' nas oecome a necessity which We
9. suau e''t'e LII VAN 70 a'olo. Inc rebel
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all tl'ght1y;. John House, :wo1nded il the
thigh apd missing, eaId to haye besn seen In
tbs. hospital ut CeDtreVilIe; j.. F. Christte,
arm shot of and missing, probably dead J.
Weiser, slightly wounded IN thelegg.. Total, 4.
Company Z, Capt 4. j. J.:Langworthy's, Nil
wapkec. q. E. Tucker was In advance Of his
co1nTapy IL pushing ahead. and when the or
der woa gi1en TO fire, he discharged hts gun
ana was Eoon after shot in the back by one Of
our own men. He teid, ,"rell my friends
soon after expired. ! Thus fell noble young
mau, by the cateleasness of his ffiends.
,Peece to hls nshes ". Il. Marden, J. Ross
and ]. a. Mcintosh were killed; A. g. Gas
kill, noitslly wounded; ]. r. Oatman, badly
rg. Y. butcher md 1. VI wills ] Slightly = Wound
cd; 7. B. Whitney and G. Dusfng severely
wounded J. Tay lor, wounded in the arm and
missing; s f. Hngadorn, T. +: Baldwin, G.
Gott1ied, Jnaepl Grace, J: Hobbsck, y, z.
smoll, G. n. Skinner, G. B. Thran, aud g. Y.
1rehner are missing, most Of whom will
donbtlt6s come into camp before tomorrow
morning. Total 2G. Capt. Langworthy Was
wouEdld in the leg with she'll He doss not
mention it himself, but It makes him limp a
Company H-Randan Guards, Capt. Ran
de,ph-Cept- ]. F. Randolph, wounded slight
jy iE Lip ly lhe}l explosion Lieut.. Meredith,
slot through right arm; s. H. Bond, wound
eu III BILL l. -. Dann, wounded III sao1luer,
severely; corporal p. Morrison, wounded and
missing; E, r. Coed, and George 4. Back,
| wounded end missing: II. n. Allyn, wounded
IL foot; FIaIL Bitten, slightly wounded in
el1ek; ThGmas Ginning, wounded IN hand;
J. b. Zook,, Thomas Murphy; aud Henry
d. Cbjlcots, 9. ". Mooa; and William Mcin'
tech, missing. Total, ,s17:
| Lieut., Randolph is as brave man as there
is in the army, and Though unwell at the
time Of the fight, he fought 1t through
b5ayely, and was one Of the last who left tho
Company Capt Alien, Miners Guards,
DodgeVMe, killed; afso William Ovens,
W5unded-Lieut. ". ". LaFleiche, not
Dangerously; Phillip LAWRENCE, severely; Wnl;
Raske, slightly; Christian Keplsr, wounded
/ Niseipg-James Gregory, of Sd; Henry
Baleke, Geo. ". Dilley, Christian Klein,
Michael Kautner, Wm. tuof bower, Alex. c.
Perry, Wm. Pollard, ". 2. Smith, Jos. Web
Wounded aud a1issing-Emil Peterson.
| Total 16.
The following is the roll call On Monday, in
the Second Regiment.
Co. A-P1esent IS; missing a
Co. B-Present so; missing &; wounded 4.
&c. C-Present 81 dead, wounded ased mis-
60. D-Prssent 81; sounded and missing
Co. E-Present 90; missing 13.
| Co. F-Present IS missing 90.
Co. G-Present rs; missing Is.
Co. H-Present 81 missing Il wounded
Go. Present 10; missing %.
Go: k-Present G3 missing 80; wounded 6
With report that many are ut Alexandria
All accounts. concur~ln representing thai
the men Of the Second fought well, and stoot
their ground faitbfully en- the battle field, ant
we're among the last to leave. After the re
treat commenced, the officers Of the regiman
generally seem to have got the start Of thei
men, and reported at Washington early OF
Monda{ moriPpg +9bsng able to
safety. Every officer WHO preceded his mel
in flight, ought TO be cashicrcd.
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LAte from Fortress ptou
EVACUATED by our Iroops..A Collls+
Ion Ensml0ebt.

.FoKTREss MoSnoE, July 2S.-The Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Jail and four other buildings in
hampton were burned By our troops in app1e-
hers:on Of en- Immediate attack By the sece5-
eionists. Our troops were entirely Withdrawn
last night. Max Weber now occupies Col.
Duryea's former quarters. Part Of Hampton
Bridge has been destroyed to prevent coumu-
nlca1ion with this side ofthe creek. The place
Is not Jet occupied by the rebels.
A fsg Of truce came into Newport News
thie morning with proposition, giving our
troops p hours to leave. In case the p1ace is
not evacuated they will force us out. The
gur:bcnt Dale, 20 gnna, at once went up from
Old Point. The A1batross and Penguin a7e
also stationed there, while the Minnesota and
sist, Should @ Newport Pc ~ News % be at attacEsa, l coi
Tnelps Gays he can hold the place against
twice bis own force, which consists OF four
effective regiments. Our entrenchmcuts are
ef q formidable character. Rebels have to
day been prncticiug from battery at tWilloush-
by, PoiEt, some five miles below SewaiTg
Point, jrst below the Rip Raps. Heavy tiriug
is now going on at Pig Point.
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ArmOTY at Chicago.

In the House Of Representatives on Tues
day last, Mr. Arnold, BY unanimous conzent,
offered the following resolution, which was
read, considered, and agreed to:
Resozred, That the select committee on the loca-
ton Of an armory be instructed to inquire into
the expediency of locating such armory at Chi
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, July ga de-
1aehment mea11'nan Of the the Irish brigade, Colonel
getheT with ferty cavalry, attacked and com
Tlctc)y routed force Of three hundred and
1iftl rebels at Hickory uill, yesterday, Two
Ct the rebel captains were taken prisoners and
large amount Of stores aud number Of nj
rable horses were captured. Col. Mulligan Is
Garden, at which point, information has bce1a
recsiycd there arc five hundred rebels en-
treEched i'll church. ssThe boysO Of the
brigade behaved gallsnty and are wild for a..
other fight.
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The Movement on Birds Point. "a

4He MOVEMENT on B3Td98 Vofnf.
CAIRO, July 28-An Epglishman, a deserter
from the reuel camp at Union City, arrived
here On Saturday night, and reports that the
rebels there and at Randolph and AIemphis
have al received marching orders, and that
their destination is Birds Point. They viii
rendezvous at New Madrid. It is reported
that the steamer Prince Of Wales arrived at
New Madrid, Saturday, with load Of horses.
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HOW Soldiers are xnsnlted In BaIti-
UT0HR.

baltimore Correspondents n. z World1
It is astonishing to see the indignitIcs to
which the soldiers stationed around the city
are subjected. II they walk along the
streets they are often lootcd at By Szces-
s:onists, with such remarks as THAT fellow
wculd make good manure for Virginia eoil.''
And the ladies even give vent to their wrath
drT s se2s saeh RGh ins opns aas sfS M mouth s6 6
way Of retaliation, the newspapers in sympa
thy With the Secession movement raise the
cry Of brutal so1diery and such like express
slGns. As q general thing, the soldiers have
conducted themselves with great propriefy,
ard have received the praises Of all good, law.
abiding citizens.
, 1861-07-30

CAFE RACE, July 220-The Africa from Liy.
errocl, Goth, ar1ived here Sunday evening.
Her adyicee are four days later.
B.eadstufls market dull and declining ten.
dency- Provisions quiet. Consols 8951 16S9X
log monty, s91@O Tor account.
Ihe Message OF President Lincoln had been
tarioua]y received by the English press. An
obstinate struggle was predicted. The Lon
con Times tbinGsI Southern independence viii
be the issue Of tie contest.
, 1861-07-30

FnEE NEGROES "Co1s1RABAsD'' n TIE
soc7n.-ihe Legislature Of Tennessee has
passed an act " for the relief Of volunteers. n
which authorizes the Governcrtci impress irto
the army all the free negroes Of that stafe bc-
tween the ages Of fifteen and fllty years. beInp
sound In mind and body. These tvolunteera,'
are to perform such menia1 services in the
camp as nay be required, and to receive there.
!. for regular rations, with eight dol1ars per
month as wages. The rebels appreciate the
value Of negro labor in the war; how long
before we eha}l see it In the same light!
, 1861-07-30
IONA.

lie CAVALRY REG1MEST.-The First Regi-
ment Of Iowa Cavalry has been ordered into
Quarters at burlington. Some Of the COM
Pan1es have arrived aud others arc on the
War Department stating that the Government
Will buy the horses for this regiment. As it
is, each man has taken bia own horse, or
Alred one at the pay allowed by the Govern
ment, which the year around is good hire.
But b.. this new arrangement, tlis Govern.
mept y i'll buy oil these ho,ecs at a fair pricc.
This action ot the Government was secured
by the earnest appeals Of Gov. kirkWaod. If
the Governor could find lcjsurs to visit Wash
lngton iu person, he might doubtless obtain
mary other !ayor5 for cur State, as Cos. Nor
tor, Of Indiana. has recently done. The only
long US he is in the State he will be over
Elelmed with business and visitors on bust.
Eess, and tie time for such mission will
never seem possible to be Observation-Disclosures
port Gdzette. >.
FOURTH Iowa REan1EST.-This regiment.
Gel. G. n. Dodge in conmnrd, is uoW form
ing ut Council Bluffs. All the companies Of
inc reglmtnt that have arrived are now in
camp, about two miles southe eaet Of the CITY,
lie different companies are drilling thorough
y a1d eEer3 thing ia reported as going on like
c'ocE-E OH III the camp. The soldiers are de-
lighted with their new life, in which thcy
haTe net only ha1d work but much enjoyment.
In Col Dodge thty have IN experienced mill
1a,y man. and one OF the most energetic, go
aEcad ofictrs in the Service. Lieut. .Colo1el
Gal'igan, Ct this city, expects to join the regi-
ment in few days. A writer in the Council
Bluls AonporeA anticipated the regiment
would be full BY last "Wednesday. Col CALI
ga1l Fill taEe nlong some recruits with hitn,
me afms and uniforms ct this regiment will
be hoped they will be hurried along.-Daven-
port Gazette.
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THE TRIBUNE,

The Chicago TRIBUNE tries to lmllfstc its otIen-
fcs a:ssinst Gen Scott, by ayowiuss that he Aeves
lie imnitnsc number Of thirIy-si1 thousand (:}
cpies daily, has failed to reach The hands Of Gen.
rcott, il has been fccn and read hy thousands Of
Eutneadcd politicians such control its columns,
u: we know t1at Gen. Scutt has been urged BY
conc OF there precp1tators to hurry up tho for
ward movement; and they no doubt represented
thc advance W was lot made inrnediatsiy lie indig-
l,atfou OF the people aud soldiers would become
70 Sieat that they would revolt, overthrow the
On their oficcre, Gen. Scott knows how very
easy 1t is to crate mutlny anoag volunteers and
fdss by s1eh " s
n,eId Journals, and VIC have No donbt that this
knowledge eaufed him to order an advance sooner
1han he would have done II the attempt to drive
uur gallant volunteers into !nutfny had not beca
snads.-.l1li<e True Democrat.
We have barely three questions to ask
Tic Joliet True Democrat:
!. Has there been any evidence Of a
disposition 10 mutiny among the soldiers
in Gen. McDowells army? We have not
heard OF it. Nobody seems to have heard
Of it until it became necessary to fiud d
scepe-soat for the great disaster outside Of
official circles.
II. Was Gen. Scott appointed to COM
nand the soldiers, or were they appointed
IL command lin?
III. Has Gen. Scott been noted for the
weakness Of yielding TO the clamors Of his
men? Or, on the contrary, has be been
distinguished for putting down the clamps
on the first appearance Of insubordination,
and holding his soldiers and inferior Off
GERS by the most rigid rules Of army disci-
pline?
This attempt to claw OF by shifting
tie blame frcm tic few newspapers which
urged an early advance movement on Rich
mond {not lute advance movement on
Maaas&as,) 10 the brave soldiers them.
selves, who were hurled against impregna-
1lc batteries and overwhelming odds, is
the last subterfuge Of baffled ignorance
and malice.
, 1861-07-30

MICHIGAN.
MILITARY, DEPARTMENT. MICHIGAN.
.ADJuTAET GENERALS OFFICE,
DErnnIr. tfnfY 2fi. 1Si1

Gov. Blair having received an order from the
War Department for four new regiments from
lie Immediately flied up By the Companies es.
signed to them respectively By General. Orders
Nos 81 and IS. .
Officers and non-commissioned officers from
each company, will in a few days, be sent to
the several localities in which they were en-
rolled for the purpose Of organizing them,
regimental headquarters for instructions for
active seryice,
JOHN ROBERTSON, Adjutant General,
TIE TRIAL OF SHARP SHOOTERS The trial
Of candidates for admittance to Berdau's Reg
imcnt Of harp-Saootsrs, yesterday, resulted
iu the acceptance Of the following, whose
ehots are given
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cases. with entire SUCCESS. Ml
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Cool Courage Displayed By Civilian
at Khe RartIo Of Bulbs Run.

Capt. T. B. Ward, well known and highly
respected citizen Of Detroit, who vent pur-
1osely from there over week ago to witness
the anticipated battle at Manassas, displayed
great coolness and courage during tie dis
Seeing panic stricken soldier throw down
his musket, he deliberately picked It up, ran
to where wounded soldier lay writhlng In
the agontes Of death, tore off his cartridge
boz, and loaded and fred at the enemy eight
times, , remaining cool as an oyster through
out. We hare the above from strictly re-
liable source. This reflects much credit up-
On Capt. Ward the more so as It is In strik-
ing contrast with the base conduct Of soma
coEartly rascals, who first started on the run
to WaEhfngt 1EiI.oaukee iSentina.
, 1861-07-30

sHoaT OF spEcH.-The Richmond Dispaeh
exclaims: Everybody is just ROW PROFOUND.
Ing this important question. Coppers are
scarce as meteors, and, as for ailver: produce,
the slight Of quarter or ha1fdollar Is o. q
da1seed ponltice to diseased oeulazs."
, 1861-07-30
FROM CAIRO.

Ca,al,y Driil-iSad Neutrality-suspicious.
at Birds Io,nt-Stage Of the Riuers-Ao
Fears IF an Attack.
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The shots we're made from rest, ut target
distant two hundred yards, the measurement
being from centre to centre. Mr. Mather Ia.
bored under difficulty when he made his
string, the wind blowing quite strong. Other
candidates would have been examined, had it
not been for the ruin.
At Marshall, On Wednesday, the following
candidates we're admitted to the Bcrdan regi-
ment, having 1nade the following scores "a
epcctiyely:
jerome Warner, 80 inches,
Alvin Snyder, 42s< inches.
IL. G. Brookine, 313< inches.
Elias A. York, 35H inches.
George s. Schoolcy, Se7x inches.
Bcnj. E. Dixon, 35X inches.
Henry Garrison, 81 inches.
BENZ. D. ScoGe1d, Sax inches.
During the trial OF the two latter persons,
Tribune.
, 1861-07-30

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, 1861-07-30

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