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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24
FROM BOGOTA.

E,.- In, Panama Star and Herald, Orf Ia
The ROYAL West India ha steamer lahaf arri'es
nj Aspinwall on Saturday from Bogota.
The accounts of the success OIL the Lioersi army
are conflicting. e.,I
Anioquia had declared to remain by the Old DoVern-
ment. -, -. ~
Canal II il said, was marching with force OF
A nan men on BogotG and Santos Gutierrez nan
taken the field TO oppose him. Inc conservatives
say that Gutierrez had been defeated, but the report
wants confirmation. .,.
that Mosquera was very successful, having won
battle in TolimR freeing the upper Magdaena; thsi
there were only 1000 under arms In Antioqula,
which State, however, sill held OUT ana thai San
lander was nearly quoted IN favor OF the Liberals.
A Congress of Representatives hae met az Bogets.
Gen. Mosquera had by decree, increased the army
TO 10 O0U men, and 10 carry out the order all citizens
from Is to 80 years were subject 10 be pressed INTO
the service. -,
From Carthagens. we learn that Nieto had dls-
patched two columns OF 0JU and Jul men res 'e'Nes
TO aid Mosquera. .,ooooo :.
Mosquera has decreed an issue Of $S9O,ooo IN
Treasury Notes ~ pay off citizens who bSta eistns
against The Government. Foreigners are sVe oOl.eu
to receive these notes but their claims VIII 20 paiu
All the monks and nuns in Bogota have been
,rr, al ont and their property cOnhsGited by Mos
onera which Il is said has caused geeat dsaaiiSfac-
ton. .
81
pan,,t. and Sr Manuel Maria Mosquera has been
onnointed Minister PlenpoteniiAry TO Washington
I'd Commissioner under the Csss-lIe-ran treaty.
instead of Sr. Jose Marcelino Hartado, VINO was aP"
nointed by the Ospins Cove !nment.
Gen Herran Is still very III in Antioquia.
RELIEF OF TIE LANCASTER.
The relief Tor the Officers aud crew of the lniteo
States flagship Lance ster arrived on the IsIhmus,
under the command If Capt. Hoa on the SteAlnc.
North Star, and went on board their snip on tas
evening Of the 10th inst. They are ine hesi,S TX
set Of men, nam 1eriog in all 50 marines anu 10Y
ssilors. ..,.,
Tbe old Office =, and crew return home on the sams
steamer whic brought their relief ou ana ~ ,heo ~
their farewell of Panama they leave oens@e abss ever
good mare aud reputation as any s. md we'll
yisited the 40 waters being most oruely e., ~
conductei set " men Altar se.'i . 'rsst nsr, az
upward Of two years on she coast. 'u sre glad to gay
which was passed m fanAw'2 1s,v few On the sack
list f S,s Gae sysrsgol Trey are s " a'''s''
heel.h,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24
THE FRENCH PRINCES.

The French Princes on Gen. McClelan's
staff were not required to take the oath of al
legiance-Only an oath to be faithful during
service. Col. Rankin, nOw engaged in raising
regiment Of Lancers, is understood to have
taken similar oath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24
THE ARMY RETIRING BOARD.

The Army Retiring Board has been adjourn
ing from day to day since the 18th, waiting
for President. Col. Cooke of the I'd Cavalry,
just arrived from Utah, was appointed to Gen.
Nsnsheld's place to-day, and either he or Pay
master-Gen. Larned viii preside, according TO
seniority of rank, as to which there is a tech
nioal question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23
Affairs Tn River

Secession CaV0iyy retur7. 10 NIayf:usB,.yr-
Three companies Of Fedora! trGoDs ssnt
Msrs-Am.ther PrtsODer "A Wtxcoa ~,
Reg'"'sHt morss TO Harper'S Fcrry-Rer
Dabmey Ball, 9-e.
Especial correspondence of The StarI
HAGERsTowS, July 21.-Editor Star: From a
gentleman who came from Martinsbury Yesterday,
learn that on Friday evening two secession cav
airy men made their appearance in that town,
and that, after dashing through the streets at
terrible rate, they took their departure. much 10
the relief Of the Unionists, who are In constan n,
fear that the Confederates will return and take
possession OF the place. The Union men of har-
tnsburg speak very harshly Of Gen Patterson for
Withdrawing his entire force from that place, thus
leaving them at the mercy of their enemiea I see
1t stated by the Associated Press agent that the
First Pennsylvania Regiment is guarding Mar.
tinsourg. This is not correct there Is not Fed
eral soldier about the town.
Yesterday morning, the Fourth Connecticut
Regiment, stationed at Williamsport, learning
that body OF secession cavalry had made their
appearance within few mill of Martiusburp
three companies Of the Connecticut bows were
sent to that place, but after remaining there for
short time they received orders to return TO their
encampment.
On Saturday, lieutenant in one Of the Virpin,.
companies was running around through Berkeley
county, hunting up recruits for his COMPANY.
when be came across party of Union men, whom
he endeavored to persuade to join him; but thew
turned the joke and took him prisoner and
brought him to Hagerstown and handed him over
to Capt. Eddy. The lieutenant 10 now confined
In the guard house, and will be sent to Fort DeIa
ware for safe keeping
The Third Wisconsin Regiment left here on
Thursday night for Rarper's Ferry which place
they have, no doubt, taken possession of ere this
large quantity OF army stores were also sent
from here to the Ferry yesterday; and II is b.liey
ed that Hagerstown will be abandoned, and that
HarPer's Ferry will be made the distributing
point
understand that, shortly after the Federal ,roon.
left Martinsburg, the Rev. (Lieutenant) Dsb,ev
Ball made his appearance there and preached a
secession sermon.
The welry store If r. J. Posey, Of this town.
was entered on Thursday nj b. and robbed Of
considerable quantity Of jewelry, poke, books,
&c HOWARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23
xxxVrna coyckEss.-ErrRa Session
sEsarI -Aflet orr rrport cIosed ve..-rd,r--

SBNArE -Afler orr rrport closed Yesterday
be bill supplcDent ~ 10 an act au'Enr'1 ~ /.
nrtopsl losR Tnf for Ctb = purposes Was pass a
IThe bill provides that q Secretary toe Trrs.
sury may isNue, IN sIchaHge fnr rreasnry not.I
besring an Interest 20 sewn sni three ;e "a Of
cent bonds airing al interes; q six pr cent ,
payable In twenty vesrs
After brisf executive session the Senate sd-
Journed.
HOusE.-Nr Train, 81 Nsss ofsrrd rssolu.
ton OF thanks 20 the sixth Mass,chus-tts R-gi-
ment for the slacrity with which tn resDoud "a
TO the call OF the President and the patrio'ism nd
bravery they displ we'd the 10th % A pril in
bEhing their wsy q rough Baltimore O. tbs de-
foacs Of the Federal Capital {" Adopted.
Mr. Campbell fferPd a resolution teturpf nv
thanks to the I've hundred and thirty meu belorg
In u the P-nrsYlvs VOLUNTEERS who pass-d
through bsltinor~ on the lSJa Of prit lss 10 tae
define. Of the National Capltpl Aio,.t.d
air Thomst, OF Md Introduced a rssolutlo on
calling upon the Secretary Of tnp Treasury 20 rom.
municste the amount paid for I.oaiGisIs ana Flor
Ida cost of certain measures Intended % ben.
those Indians now In arms agsinst ths Govern.
ms"ii aud vi ions other nd lures on Soutbr-n
ands harbtrs, &c Accepted
A resolution nIedgtng both men and money a
" subdue the rrb.lsn was adoptsd
hr Nicklifr. q Ky , Introduced a resolution
ht the Secretary Of War be requested % farm "a
information "a 20 the number OF negroes aud lodi
ans In the military servic. Of the call, -,,uth
srn Ccnf-deracy Adopted
hr h"rton, Of Ono, intr>duced a bill 20 I'm.
oemnltv states Tor eXpens,I incurred IN dPfpnc.
II the Unit d rtzt-s PaSa~d
On motion II Nr. Ell'o', ill was pas.ed rela
pnrpOsss
A bin was pissed providing for the punishment
o. piracy on the high seas ILe Li A siupp'y 50
Pills 20 this kind 81 piracy tue principles AZ T;id
TO NJ slave trade, aud which are recognized Ly
the lsw Of nations
Adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23
R,cA,rr,. OF TIE la1e Gun. Avn srnoo.,

h4cAPrTRI OF THE BRIG CUBA AND SCHOONER
"AhIHs The brig Cuba which left thr
WEST Indies FOR London on the I'd OF July, W.
oysrtakcn and captured on the 4th ny the p,rs.e
sumter. On tie mig BIT of TIE Sth the crew OF tic
csrtufed vessel rose, ard empowering the prize
crew, sue eedtd ia obtaining control Of the Cuba
again, aud finally, fall In with tn brig Costa
Rirs, received on addition TO her crew. and
reached New York In safety. The prisoners werr
LANDED over to the officers, and are now confined
In New York city.
The schooner s Waring sailed from y. 1p
York on the 4th instant, end was CAPTURED nv ~ o
Jen Davis ON the 7th A prize crew was r,.t on
board, and th" schooner directed towards a Sou,l.
eru port Ten days were SCENT by the prjsone,r
anIiOusly BIO Ing u fail In with some Of the l. =
vessels, but none appearing, on the nigh, Of the
10Th they armed themselves with such ,ooI, a.,
they could obtain, and beaded by hero named
Tiuman, Killed the captain and Sc We al otb,,s If
the prize crew One would be surDr,s, A IN loI
upon the small inst ument which did sucb g..
vieeaole and At the same time DIV work N.
bosEd the schooner II is sin pie wood ba,cbe,
The handle about eighteen irChts in length aud
the head not weighing more than IG or Is ounce,
The instrument 10 now In the hands II the. t,,Lo,
poIice, being covered With the blood Of tbos.
whom u slew, and several spI! EtcTs kncck,d -
fle handle in the Efforts OF toe .rav. TilInan g.
destroy the enemies CT his flag Tie WARM, ,s
now in New York, and Tie prisoners consnsd T.,
Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

The SALMON FIsRKRIKs IN C.x.n. IT,.
Quebec Chronicle says:
The salmon fishing season in the rivers n, tn.
No,tI Snofe mas now fairly commenced, and the
knghS OF tne angie from Prince Alfred down
ward are busiiy throwing the fy. One OF oar
best Quroec fishermen had hooked hi, 6fty-nr m,
on Monasy lsst, and Others are having the best Of
ever, and Mr.. Richard Nettle, The Superi ntenSsnt
OF risnerles has just returned to q uebec TO hsys
a,l oosrucuons removed from the ri vers In this
rlcln " toos thatin the now spproac hing spawn.
rug season this nsh may ascend TO their spawnipp
beds without let or hindrance, and thrt in fntn,s
years we may have the king Of fishes In abund-
ance at our own doors .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

ARRIVAL OF Troops, ETC FOR TIE srAr OF
WAR " esterdsy morning. there arrived A. hi,
city three Pennsylvanis regiments for the seat Of
war. ihey came by wy Of the Northern Central
rtliroad aud are said to be from aston When
they reached Bolton depot they were ordered 10
racamp on the western suburbs of the city near
Mount Clare depot, where they now remain Last
night there were several additional III ,usand
Troops TO arrive In thiscity over the Northern Cen
washington ~
,Aooutone O'Clock yesterday morning thirty field
pieces, some Of hich of large Galore psyxtd
over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to Wasb-
ington, having been brought over the baltimore.
Mlimlngton aud Philadelphia raiIrcsd from
fhhaoeIphia. strong gusrd accompanied the
pieces as they were being convened tt1rou0h ths
city Aud almost the entire day was Consumed Nv
teansteTs Ia the employ Of the Baltimore and Obio
railroad In conveying cars from the President
str ct depot TO Ii at Of the Camden station n.cIsd
with army baggage wagons preparatory 70 for
~arding them to Washington -BsAirors Ss,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

A SESsaTIoS -At2, p. m, the hard gallopiHg
ofs few L troopers over Pennsylvania Avenue
created great sensation drawing thousands In 0
the middle Of the street to find out what the mat
ter might be ltseens they We're hunting pose
Of citizens said to have secession prisoners and
be maltreating them. The troopers had ;Leir re-
voiveTs in hand, as though willing to teach mobs
here useful ItssOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

UOne day lately, when the brilliant crowd
In the Champs Elysees was thick, the horse of NJ
Rardt n awsy, and n pursuing his fery course
would Doubtless have severely injured some of
Diskfy resoluely faced the steed and arrested him
The highest lady In the land happened TO be
driving by, and witnessed the intyepidity Of the
receiving gold watch, bearing the cypher Of one
Empress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23
Spirit Of the Herning Pres

The iHf'HiSsHesr regards the repuIse Of our
troops at Bull Run as the legitimate result OF an
ill-timed and premature movement. and thinks
the daring impetuosity Of our forces IN s'Orming
such odds shows that when they are sufficiently
strong there will be no risk Of failure
The Republican urges our volunteers not TO tar
nsh our canse by such deeds OF cruelty end dis
honor as the Secessonists were guilty Of, when
they shall next meet them on the battle field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

TIE PENSION OFFIcE.-Hr. g. Fowler. q
New York, has been removed from s. COT class
(sl 40 per annuml clerksLip ia the Pension Bu
renui ard Mr. Ambrose Clark Of NV York,
has been appointed to frat class Is 200 per an
num) clerk.hip in the sume bureau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23
ANOTHER CAPIURE.-The Baltimore Ans,fr,,

aNoIHkk CAF1ukE.-The Baltimore American
OF thIs morning saws:
On Last Thursday evening . det,ehn.,, o,,A
Massar husetts Rih 8, under Lieutenants O,NeII
and Picket accompanied by United State Deputy
Marhas Young and Williams, proceeded IN The
Jug Nlghsnt and yacht William Byrne TO Mil
Stone landing, on the Patuxent river. in ssnIcb
OF the schooner Advert, which vessel II wa, as
certained had previously been used ia tue convey.
ance from this port Of supplies and parties de.
signing - join the Confederate army Tbey
found the schooner aground and only one person.
the Captain on board, others OF the crew hsying
escaped on the approach Of the tug Efaris were
maoe 70 ger Inc schooner of, which proved un.
successful. The tug with the Yacht returned 20
port on Sunday morning, aud landed tue CAMS.
OF the Alveru Ef Fort McHenry She is sbop. so
tons, ourthen, and 10 owned by parties In this
city IL IL expee ted that the United States ,te.r..
Live Yankee will succeed In getting her of, ana
bring her to port vi anu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

IL irst'uciiOns lave been received at the Raj
tmore P"si Olice TO send al mail matter for
HSrP<r's Ferry and Charlestown to the O nart.r.
master Of Gen. PattsrsOn's army, by whom they
will he delivered, until u h time as Postmaster
can be anpnin. d for Ha-per's Ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

TKz EAILROAD-We are requested from the
War D. artmsnt 20 contradict tie statement Il at
the government has taken possession of the rail
road from here tn New York II is as free to the
public a. ever before. SO travellers over II will
meet With distractions whatever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

OMarshal George r. Kane, of Baltimore, is
new lying quite III at Fort McHeHry, resulting
from anxiety Of mind His physician, Dr. Buck
ler, and the surgeon of the fort, have deemed IT
necessary 20 admit none but his family to see him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

William Bayne was taken before the {. :.
Commissioner in Batimore Yesterday, on the
charge Of pacEing quinine in barre Of -four and
plaster Il! the secoss oBists, and held 10 bail IN
the SUN Of 81 600 for further examination TIN.
morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

Orln many p-rIs OF GefmsHy, the anniversary
Of the battle OF st.rI has Cer Celebrated tbis
var with q degree OF ostentaIiCn which has
offended the French Government France does
not need to be reminded-at least, MT by Ger
many-ihat W ate IOO 10 Vet uHrevengsd and that
tie hine IL YET odIsice the French frontier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

OTEe L. ). STEAMER Keystone State has lef
PnLade Ia a to convoy home the California
steamer No. bern Light, with 81 600 600 in spe-
Gle, after WEIGH she Is TO go in ursuit Of tn
pirate Sumter. She carries six eight inch guns
two thirty-two pouEdsrs, ar d one r!fied cannon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23
TUESDAY,, July %

SENATE After the iransas ton Of soma upIm.
portSnt business
Mr.. Wilson reported back from the Military
Commute the bll 70 provide Transportation 81
arms snd munitions Of war tn los az citiz-D, in
rebel stats, and 60 provide for the sTpr,Ee Of
orsHniziag loyEl regiments in such states &C
(apPr9Hiating S2,UCU zoos which said biII was
% motion Of Mr.. Wilson, the bill In addition
70 the act authorizing the employment Of Voiuu-
te.fs dc was tak.n mp aud passed
mr sherman r"purtrd back from the Finance
Committee the bill 10 refund the duties paid on
arms imported bv states b n pass
Mr. Cow6n reported from the Judiciary Com
mlttee bill 10 punish frauds In Government.
contracts; committed
The Senate shortly Afterwards went inte exec
utive session.
hoUsE.-Seve-al resolutions, bills, &c, were
introduced and appropriately referred
nt PorirT, OF Ind from the Judiciary Com
mluee, reported bill for a more fncIept oryaU-
lz4lon OF the courts OF the United states in tie
State of Kentucky " -
Mt blair, 81 No, offered an amendment r.
pealing the ACT creating judIcisl district Tor a.,
nays 10. -
After lengthy debate the biu was psx,ed 81.
amended-yeIs 70, nays SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

W M"Ni.r IEFVT having suggested that In
view OF the ~zut Of NOTtbtrn del c ,cies III. pro-
PIE oi 'Lt S'uIt should pickle aud vr serve ali
ttef lrut ~ AUgus-a, ia, & 4. unicIe Of O nj,
SoeL Is me sue ts.ion 10 those - bO have fruit,
but says ia. IL 10 al, none In :rs vii,tIs Il
Quotes eac hes selling az Three cents each in tn.
Au- usta market, AID hopes tia. tie A Iaps,nis-s
will send on their surplus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

III Billy ~ ilson's Zouaves were not too docile
on their way to Fort PIckens. A letter ssy,-On
board ship they Were suddenly introduced IN ths
Government stores, In TIE sha pc Of salt iunI saS
lat pork, aud brick ostty biscuit, OF sea bread
how TO account for IL, they at once pitchsd ,n,ss
MIR James Mc Henry, the principal stew.rd ofths
vessel; The curses launched at bis devosed 800
Were hy no means mild-in fact, they were n
able feelings In toat genttemau'p neryou, .tvstem
Al one une when the meat was little m, ,ty.
was afrsid the dissnected would do him p.rs nal
Molencs out ., De 10 a man Of great strength md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

AProINTED--We learn ;ba; the President has
appointed James H Holmes, Of New Mexico,
(ats Of ksnsas) Secretary of that Territory, vice
Miguel A. Otsro, rejected By the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

II Last Saturday afternoon the steamer Co
1um0is left Baltimore " sshington with q
large ca'Ro of -four, bacon, sugar, cof-e, tea
whisky, &c, for The army. Tse-e is now in
Baltimore an immense amount Of army supplies
vet to lie furnished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

" General Mcclellan, who has been sum-
moned TO take command Of the army of the Pc
tomae, 10 expected to arrive here to-morrow
Ssnsral Rosencran-z takes his place In command
Of the army Of W estern Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

NJ Novft ExPkRlKscE "A you.g man named
homer, living SOM six miles east Of Polk Cttv
on the prairie, where tree and fepces were y.nt,
Ing, was the other day plsced in a rather uyipg
Posiuon large swarm of bees, seeking rest
ing place, settled upon his pcrson, com pleteiv
covering his legs and body. I'm this position \.
walked 10 the house some 100 rods dist MT vhe,s
ootstning boz, the bees were SUCCESSFULLY hiyeS
withouttpjustag him.-Dss Messss yo~rxG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

W The steamer New World, of the Hudson
River lire, which recently sunk above New
York city, has been repaired and has resumed
her uips up th. river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.

EXAMPLES OF DESPERATE BRAVERY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

. KEENAN, ONCE MORE TO ENTER THx RrSa -
MACE The eonqueror Of the lOutish Hurst claiming
70 oe cham nion OF England. by virtue Il his easT
r!c11ry VIII have 70 defend his title against Job1
& H-enau. wilkes Spirit saws:
We hear from quarter, which should BE- well
lnIotihed, tnat MACE and his hacker want 20 make
maGh with H"ensn The SportIny A sc o.,
says that Mace was the spice want-d 20 yiy. tbs
nnisoin2 navor 20 Heenanf A,nericsp hS.b ~
toe editor OF Bells L!fe. who is sltll OF the onip
loh mat Sayers could have pulled through a.
cares Mace digger nsn thea savers ard 4,
ePpeaIancei formid liable Antagonist 20 ANN O.
ne kHows He = said TO be the mnst &c sn,,sc
ana accomplished boxer Of modern times: he bs,
undergone nothing like the wear and Tear ~,
eeyers has, ana shove all he calls himself cham
pion. Now II there 10 grain Of truth in an MS
.oes VIII osc6 him against Beensn for an sd--
quate tnm, aud the hackers Of latter ar, ,s,a, >,
hneet any proposition looking 10 a cont ST for Cd
an amount az will make IL worth while .nS
sosn circnLisr7'et az may prevent the by-
sanoer from taking n active part In the bsttl.
At in critical moment. ''''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

H All hai-rOUms AID TestauraGts were closed
IN bala ore yesterday by order OF Ac ing Mar
xhsl Dodge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

FATrEN TON, Jackson GUARDS
HS 700 are reSus It'd { > meet NJ tbs o;uohi-n
AImotJ ~ ihS o'n OCk q IN 1O-M RIO IN
neiI.aay'' 10 receive your pay. by O.d.r.
RTnOt.UN rEt hS!-I . oppose 4. 81
~ hegmen 20 he st rcd into the ssr,irs
u IN, nlted tat ., fgon the Di-ti 4 N q m -
Dts inEIe al Sh1 desire TO 20 res ~ i'm
m-alateit At my he6dsuA! &C. 40 Seven-b ~
OPP 'sISe the &c sTAl POS Office '''
$500. CHAS. EVERETT Z Col
-H gu Distinct Of Collar bia W m. IS
w o. o. F-GRAND ENC -PNFST-
Inc regular seml-- nUai &c fian III the
srs1d EneaIntm,nt OF the DIstrict Of 20 su h.s
vi % held at Odd Fell vs. nAll on TUESDAY,
ENfNlNG next. IS inStsnt at O'clogs
" - n. = 30 ~ q s~-iha
~ THE UNION PRAYFp MEETING
wlll De holden EVERY DAY in the E rs,t
baPslst ShgTOh, m. IIoLoInE $4,000 D n 40
" 1e oohtnvec al hour. STRANGE as We a.
oiH-ens Ol al oeuomii ttlOus are IlViteH RttaTd
tud axe part II th'se sN~i. riSaft~.- n "
Say. sIRANG En-. .wA2kE AKE
~ Yen golngG You seem 20 be 10 a a e.t bur-
y. 30 an. an 60 nc To SMITHS, No 400
ceNenA street, u bay q al Of ClothInE Tho pso-
Pc cA{ n has very moe sss0r, nt and they say
he els them 30 cheap" N0te.-Tne last We saw
OF tie stranger, be WAS ruuning CD seventh rtraet
SINKING ont "SMtTH. NJ. $50" m 81 sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23
VIGOROUS MEASrR'S FOR THE PRO.
GREsS OF The WAR.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE RECEPTION
OF LARGE REINFORCEMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

The EFFORTS OF the mill airy authorities here Ia
speed v reorgan'ze the troops of Gen SIC Dowell'S
army row his side of the river are most i'm
pedtd 4, We learn, by TIE failure of officers of the
several regiments to repair to their respective
posts and I'D in getting their men into condition
IL they Wou'd fCrsgo doing duty around the
WashinR:or b tss for but twenty four hours, and
attend at once to the duty we mention, much, in
deed, would be gained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

OUR Loss Less THAN SUPPOSED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

SURGEONS TAKEN PRis"NERs. - The Maine
Regiments which bore themselves so bravelv in
the battle, and came CR the Geld with so much
credit, have TO regret the less Of three Of their
surgeons taken Trisone,s by the enemy. W. T.
Blackstone Of TIE Maine Regiment. DR. A
Allen Of the 81. erd DR.. A. 4 G William cf the
1t (wbos- regiment was not In the action, but | e
volunteered I" 90 with the Fire Zouavrs) were
t7ken prisoners. the two first ct the hospital and
the latter on the battle Id after being wounded.