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Fight in Miss suri.

J.6ersoR City July 1S.-Ths mall
blibgs nsvA II iighs thee miles this
Fulton, Galloway C,pnty, between c.
Nail. with a out 600 ~ en- q. d Gen. L
vito q foeos .stimat at abUus 0DO
fed,rals and 80 secsssiouists ws kill,
200 rebels taken prisoners. Toe rsb,
complstsly ioutsd. Later and mora r
accounts STATE that ~ ~ MCNEIL's me,
wounded, including . colorod body saws
Mr.. bICHULS O. Fulton Is kaown q
been kil cd on the part Of the rebels.
the sdvapc, guard Of the FEEDER Al force
In the engagement and were fired on N
ambush. Ths rebels then n d and
them were ssen afterwards quietly At -
their 6.lds. as though nothing rad hap
Gen. HA ms was not In the 6sat, o,
locking on at . safe distance
Ldter.-An off iAl dispa 'ch from Cap
NRIL states that he bad met HAsRIs q
completed his Vi ;tory over him. Our
~ wounded. Gen. HARkIs' force Ia CON
bly, diminished
Syracuse, No, July IS "A Union mar
cd here today, VINO was taken prisoner b
otRRIn yet'eday and Afterwards ~
He reports that MAooFFN had 800 or So
eLcaDpmed q short distance above q
town. Our citizens are In q continusd
Of an attack from them. Il is also 70
that . large force Of Uoion troops 10 c
tratipg near Arrow bok There Is no
that the ci'izens Of that region arc
uparimcusly opposed 10 aekro-I.dI in
Federal q .vsrnmeut as ow adm n ste-e
81. lubert, No July Is. Rev. Mr.. r
who has just arrived, from Full on, Cal
County, reports q skirmish bet ween
moNEsL and party u State troops Z
O'Clock yesterday, In sight Of Ful,os, ,
Jefferson City road, In which IL Of tas \
10 pc were wounded, two, II IL suP2osed
tally.
One Of ths state troops was killsd
wounded The state troops wsrs di,p
Col. MoNnL's command Is waiting for
fors m-nts
About 200 Of the state troops wsrs M
Col. MoNsIL's advance gard was q
attacked, AID til back on the main
vhen the state troops soon reIrsated b
Fulton In great disorder.
Hsay, fring Is now heard In thu dF
OF Portland.
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MASKED BAIIERIHs
Pfom 80. Lsuis, &c.
aKInMfAII

81. Lo,Gs July II. The Democrat has tho
fUl owing special dispstch ron jefferson city |;
"A company OF sscsssionists under Capt. MA
ooFFIs, . brother Of Ex-Governor MAooFFIN
OF Ksbtucky, hsd q Skin pish yesterday with
the HCms Guards between Sidalia and George.
town, in which the Home Guard lost seven
killed and the sscs sloniss threa. Capt. MA .
ooFFM then rstird to his farm, six miles
northwest Of Georgetown whore hs Is encamP-
I'd with 700 men, and his force IL constantly In
er,asing."
Advioss from Gala Wsy county say thst Gen.
HARRIs with 800 men, is shcamped 10 miles
north Of Fulton. The Fedora forces will pro.
badly rsash him tomorrow.
MClTIBo MuTMY.
Mr.. BURCE, school teacher bers, has been
ARRESTED for melting mutiny popg the soldiers,
snd sent TO Bonneville for trial before a court
martial.
NO MORE CONVENIENT oArHs.
Col. BoRNsrKIN has announced that he will
administer no m 70 oa,hs Of allegiance, but
keep all prisoners confined until they can bs ro-
Leased without dstriment 70 the cause Of the
GovSrpmsnt.
MEssANoKR SWALLOWS DISPATCHES.
messenger from Col. BoHHsrRIN 70 Col.
MoNAIL was erected while on his way 10 Full
ton and his lie threatened. He was. however,
6na'ly released. The messenger wAllsWed the
dispatches.
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FIRES, Aocids.a., Isqassa., 6ss.

FATAL REsuLT OF An AFFEAY,-JoHu
BRoDERIok, q native Of Ireland, 80 years Of
age, died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital, from
the effects OF q stab received in his check a,
the hands Of q soldier named WIN, CALLAHAN.
Coroner JAcKMAN held an inquest upon the
body, when u appeared that On the 28ih ult.
the boldior was passing through Oak street.
when deceased insultsd him. Angry words fol,
loscd, and thsy soon began 10 fight, aud tbs
soldier drew q sheath knife and stabbed do.
erased in the cheek. Deceased was taken "a
Bellevue Hospi, al but was soon discharged, ap-
pAiently well, but II appears that pisce OF thu
knife about two inches long, which had broken
CT In bis cheek, still remained there, aud soon
caused Inflammation and death. The jury
rendered q verdict Of Death from q stab with
q knife In the hands of WIZ CALAHAa, on
the 28th Of Jane, 1861. We farther think
that the assault was provoked by deceased"
SERIOUS FALL-A girl, 0 years Of aga
PANIED JAHn TKzHKr, fell out Of third story
window Of house No. 2il East 1874 street, on
wednesday evening, and fractured her thigh
besides being otherwise badly injured. She
was taken 70 the N. Y. Hospital.
CHILD Ku.LzD BIT DRnKING BRANDY.--
Coroner GAMBLE held an inquest yesterday
at No. l75 East nd street upon the body Of
ELLxz n. GoRMAH. q child. ysau Of age,
' he died fro ths effects OF drinking brandy
In WEDNESDAY,. IL appears that on Ta ssday
right, hsr parents had q waks at the hcuss
and bottle Of brandy was lsft 10 reach OF tn
ehud, and shs partOoS fissiy oil sauaiag be
death,
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The C.afs dor.., C..ar....

TOMORROW Ia the day named for the Assem-.
bling Of the traitors " Congress at Richmond,
Virginia. A quorum, no doubt, vill be In at
tendancs, and All organ z'tion .ffs;tsd, as our
army, now advancing towards Rich mond, may
not poetibly reach ,hsrs In less than a week Or
t-o. Yet Il viii DO necessary for the Con
grsss 10 dbpreh bushes, In double qui K "
time, 90 that IL may be prepared for retre,t at
q moments notice.
CT oour.s, P,.sisst JsFF DAVIS will send
. massage 10 tn. Congress bu, -ha its char.
setsr will BE- We cannot anticipate. Some
mon his bavs pssssd since tho Rsb'l Chief I'D
drsssed HE Confederatss In the Montgomery
Congress In Q Wanting confident style, but
sinos then no great victory has boon won 10
inspirit his followers. They have been beaten
In Missouri, driven out Of Western Virginia
and his grand army, instead Of celebrating IN,
Fourth Of July In Washington, Ia rstrsA,ing
bsisr the srmy Of the Union. His Commis-
sioners have been snnb ed in Europe, and their
efforts 10 raiss . loan there have completely
failed. Will DAVIS frankly state the truth
or will he indulge in misr sprssen atiol and q
falsincs,iou Of all the facts Of the last six
monthf2
Though the country may rot attach much
importance TO bis message, II will possess a
dsgrss Of interest at the present tine. He
may no, have an opportunity OF addressing
smother SJuth,rn Copsrss, and he should
now exhibit himself In a manner TO command
some respect. He has sought the reputation
Of being . brave msn-lst him, before be
makes his East dying spssch and declaration,
pay little homage TO truth.
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A T-e MAJ ..d brave wsrksr.

Gao. d. PRsxncE, who at present. Yields
such an unboundcd influence in Kentucky, Is 60
years old, but has lost mono Of the 6rs q ycuth
An s,tsck Of paralysis, several years ago. near
ly deprived him Of the us. q his right hand,
ans be has since been compelled 70 employ an
smsnuepsis. His small, round face is fdcg-d
with dsrk hair, which bsg'ns {, che ' the ii YER
Of age but his ey "a CLEAN out under h,ir duk
brows while his copve s.'ion scintillatss wit \
thst rsdy Wit which has made him the most
fsuous paragraphs. In the world. hi. man
ner 10 exceedingly quist and modest. He sits
a h's table moro than tw,lvs hours day and
oftsn writes two or threa columns for . single
moFnjsg bsue o. the Louisville Journal His
powerful pen has r.rds,.d nues'ory the trailer
Gus attempts q Gov. MAoovFrs, ard. more
than other man, he Is feared and hated By the
ssceasionists.
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JERSEY CITY.

SkhIous CHARoK AGAINST A RAILROAD
DucToR--A young man named THOMAS Dc
conductor on the New jersey Railroad,
taken before Recorder MARnsDALE ysstsn
q hursdsy) forenoon, on q warrant chars
him with having committed an aggruy4
sssault and battery upon one Of his ssssaR
on account Of some trouble about Tickets.
DoDH, who claims that there was sufio
Provocation TO justify hi N In com hitting
assault, demanded Q hearing wsich was
down for next Tuesday, and he gave bond.
his appearance CARLAH also intsnds 10 ,
action against the X lilroAd Company TO
cover damages.
TIE LEADER OF GANG or THIEv1
REsrKD.- CoNNsRs PowEAs, a boy WIN
said TO be the leader Il q gang Of young VI
bond thieves In Jersey City, wA' taken be
Recorder MAATINDALE yesterday morn
charged with having stolen %, 50 worth
sDnies from W. a. VANS store In CT
street. The accused was sent to jail 70
days.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1851.
tt. R.sI c..ss-,s. e,s l. E.r'ps

TIE Hahh ConnaN9tnt eh - hsh~kS
P.rArE LISTERS from Europe confirm pre-
vicus reports that the c ,mmiss'oners . NJ ou'
BY the 70 called Confs srs's GJyernneut To
secure Ne recognition by the principal Euro
pssn Powers. have utterly failed in their ms
sicn. The Eus lish government bas refused 70
rccciv. then In . diplomatic es,acity, aud
Ii. Frunch Minister for Foreign Affairs has
II Il STATED, recently informed Mr. fANcsr
and Ais associates that he oosld not rec ,gnizs
sh.rn - poll zeal agents or give them aid 10
any munsr.
Equally unsuccessful have been III, Ell ts
Of The pba Commits on.rs u raise = loan
among the Eu op,sn capita SIS Engli'h and
Frsaeh capitalists will have nothing TO do with
ths bends Of the Con .dsra States, though
The Monte omsry Congress proposed TO secure
the interest upon th'm, and their ultiasts re-
dsmption, by an exput duty on cotton On
Che ontrsrv, English cap talists are sending
thdr money here for ipvest.snt IN United
stst.s securities, and Ia securities Of the rec
stst.s temporarily deprecated BY the &C .sHion
movement
This action ofths European capitalists while
Il shows their oOnsdsne. in the stability d
our Government and thu pl innate success d
the Union esu,s, s'so gives strength 70 tina,
Osus. The British Government will Be very
careful not TO adopt q policy hostile TO tn,
United 8 istss, when II II ows that such q pol.
icy would work to 10 the disadvantage of IL.
great mcuisd interests. Every million OF Bu
giish money invested In our National state
or railroad securities. il an additional guar.
satse Of Enslsnd's nsutrs,ity. English In
te,sts viii copp.l the English Goverumeo,
10 favor . spsedy suppression Of tn. rebsllion
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TIE questions on Mr.. sHrRnAs's amend
mspt was ssnsd 70. Y..a, 3d. nsye 4.
M.sr, Brscsinridgs, J5bnscn (he), Pok
snd Powell, voting In ~. negstivs.
Mr.. Base HIrbIDoR moved 70 sd 70 Nj.
navJ are not u BE- sm ,loysd 70 subjsgss any
ststs, o. rdute . 'eritory or pro vince q. for
the abolition OF slavery, which vas lest. Yeas,
0; RAYS. 30. Messts. ectinridgs Bright,
John-or (Mo). KEN edy, Ls,hsn, p.s nth,
Polk, PsSsll ~ d Ssulsbury ess'iog Their votes
In the affirmative
The ApsI On spt ., smindsd was dissgssd
70, apsths bill pass a.
Mr.. Sunern (M-ss) in,roSuoad a bIl I,
pubhh corspirsc, end Kindred crim.s.
At xix o'clock the Senate sdjourh cd.
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Very iespt ctfuIIy your 90 sdIent servant,
IRVIN Mcdowell,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.


Bunker dill, Jsly II Much to the surprise
to Wirebs,t.r W. TON M ~. linz Of march 1,
this morDirg from Banker Hin to Ch.riss
town, ane new have full possession. The rea-
SON for this n owe Ia that Winchester Ia de-
fsIded on the north aide by strong bisastwofks
in the form OF the letter 'V," lsavir the to -n
behind 'he angle II cannot be attacked from
that ride without exposing or troops TO a
by vsil. Ga this side thsrs Ia also an emil
renee which commands the vn. THIS smi
ntI &C has bssn left unccc pied and II Is thought
to be the design Of Gen. PArrkRsoS to secure
II IS ,hs bare Of operation.
The above is from t1s Baltimore American.
special correspondent.
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POSTSCRIPT
The Grand Advance.


Wdshiaoton, July Is.-An ofie.r ri
seat AZ war who rea n I'd here tonight
inform sticn that the troops which n
from Fairfax Curl Hsuss appeared
C.ntrsvilis about 10 o'clock this N
They halted within half q mils Of the
entertainments and formed . line Of bait
Iectipg a conflict. This scene IL reprs.
ersDd and imposing. Ins,esd Of thsss
battle for which they were earnestly Y
they suddSnly saw the nstionL Dag B
over the town, and . solitary man n
dorn the line announcing that the sner
Asd.
Soon, IN. bands played the 'St,r 81
Banner, amid the cbsstipg voices OF u,
rel troop. II Ia said teat there ws-s
5000 C0bfsderates at Centrsvtlle bat tn
ber is probably much exaggerated tn
TIER caopOn with them In their flight.
1t 70 stated on the authority Of sevsl
c,rs, that the news of Gen. McCLr
v'ctori.s bad just become gsnsrslly kas
Msneseas function
The army was TO march On Manasss
ton this afternoon.
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IN, H.s,nny Of he L.,d.. y,..I

TIE London TIM Of the 5th inst, has enc
Of lbs prs'entiously smart articles on tho csls-
bration Of the anniversary OF American hide
pAdsncs, by the American citizens reading
temporarily In the Bitish capital. II d.
Of divorced couples Wedding" This Is smart
enough, but the analogy 10 . fa'ss one. Tue
rsbsls have abducted some Of Uncle Sans chill
drsn, aud he Il now engaged In q suit for their
recovery. II Is not a divorce eass that the
American people are now engaged In, bu. q
case Of illegal ard violent abduction. Ths
great national, constitutional Courts have do
oidsd afhrnativsly upon his claim OF guar
dianship, and he is now employing all his
powers for the restoration Of every mo nbsr OF
his family. infant and adult, TO their legal
rights aud the peaceful possession Of their free
hsritlss. And he will resover and restore all
bringing them back again into the AffsctionAts
embraces and infusnces Of the family circle.
We know that the Times has long sought to
make disturbances in the Aueican family Of
states. 1t has pursued this policy not only
because II euvied our domestic felicity and
prosperity, but beoause It is the organ Of a
class OF English attorniss - alias stock jo,bers
who make profit out Of the domestic d flicu'-
ties Of foreign communities. To drop meta
pboi, the London Times, VIGOROUSLY thslmgan
Of the mOnisd interests Of England, true to its
policy, exaggera,ss the rebellion in the south.
srn states for the purpose Of dsprsciAting the
stocks of thu United states. When Its stock
jtbbiDg friends and patrons give II ns~
'cu." 1t will turn upon the 'c,nfederstss'
Of tho South and abuse them As heartily as Il
kithsrto encouraged th-m. Stocks will tbeI
ria. and Its patrons will rsap rich harvest.
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From the Grand Army.
Woshias ton, July 1s.-Tns following dis
patch vss received this atternooni
FAIsPAx CouRr HousxD

Woshinst ton, July 1s.-Tne following dis
patch vss received this attsrnocni
FAIsFAx CouRr HOUSE,
July 1871, 1861. {
To Lieut.. Col 4 d T0csserd
8@t Adjafdnt General, WIdshisqton.
The frat v SION " der Gen. TrLER, 10 BE-
tween Germantown aud Csptrsville. The Sc
cond (HusIER's) |. at this place Just sboat to
move forward to Ceu'rsvills.
TIE 9th (M,LEsD Is at the crossin Of The
| cid B'addock road, With the road from this "a
Fairfax 1, alton, and is ordered forward to Cen-
| trev1lls by the old Braddrck rlai. BAsRY's
| battery has Joined II. One Of Col. HkISTZEL-
MANS brg'ds, (Wncox) is az Fairfax station.
G l. HENTz 'LMAS aud his other brigade are
below the station, bat he has not reported "a
me since We have eeen here, and have not
they are at Sang teis ststion. The four msu
wounded yesterday belonged TO Col MI.Rs
division. Who bad some slight skirmishing In
r schinG the position.
E.cn COLUMN OF countersd about the same
obetructioIs, trees tsllsd across the road, but
| the axsleu cleared them out in few mo-
ments.
There were extensive brsas.works thrown
up at this place and some Of them wits smbrs
surss rss-tted with sand bags. Extensive
breast uofks were also thrown mp at the Fair
fax Railroad station and the road leAdiog TO
b,DRgers
A psat deal Of work had be,n done by them,
and the number ssd size OF their camps show
they have been 10 great force.
Their retreat, therefore, must have q dam.
aging effect upon ihem. They ieft In such
haste that they did not draw in their pieksts,
who came into one Of oar camps thinking a.
II occupied the same place, that It was their
OVID.
The obstruction to the railroad in the viein-
ity Of the g. ation including the deep IT illsd
10 with earth. etc. can be cleared out | = fsw
hours. The telegraph poles are up With the
wires on them. look 10 having railroad and
Telegraph communicat 90 in a very short tims.
Much -four, tone aims, forage tents camp
Il eqsipage, &c, were abano onsd by them.
am distress TO have 10 report SONS exc ,sse,
by our troop. Toe excitement Of the msn
| founo vent In burning aod pilisging, which,
/ however, was soon checked. II distressed us
| all greatly. go 10 Csntrsvills In q few mo
msnts.
Very issps ctfully your obsdIsnt servant,
IRVIE MCDOWELL,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
Numerous trophies wer. brought TO Wash
ington this afternoon. Including the Commis-
| sary's ten OF the 30 South CarolinS 70 dmsntl
guns books, costs. hats and Palmetto buttons
the latter as appeared hom Q stamp mAnutac
tured in New Yoik.
All the NAKED batteries 90 much talked Of
| and which rendered the leaders OF our force
| extremely careful in the for sard movement
| turn out 10 DO nothing moro than infantr,
bresstwoIks OF the meAnest style Of construc
/ ton.
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ouR dispatches today give an interesting
account Of the advance Of our troops in East
srn Virginia. 30 far, the march has bean .
Triumphant oss, but the rebels, evidently, are
rstrs.ting upon the strongest position, where
they may show Gsht. We hop, that the Gen.
erals 90 nmanding viii not allow the enthusiasm
Of their troops to overcome their own Ideas OF
military eauuon-in presence Of treacherous
enemy. With common prudence, victory 10
now certain.
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BROOKLYN.

DROWNED NAE FOUND The body
drowned man, about 40 years Of age, was /
floating In the water at the foot Of Pacific ct
on Wednesday evening. The clothes cons
OF dark cloth. Two bAndk erohlefs were "a
and a small account book 10 which the
legtble writing was IA NorSO X street
body was taken to tho dead house for Ida
oation
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q CRsDrTABLE MovKMHNr.-Thers will
DO nesting TO devise plans for furnishing the
regimsnts now at Washington, Fort PicksnA,
and Fortress Monroe, with religious reading
at the Dutch Reformed church on Fifth Ave.
nue., Sunday evening next CDR. McCAULEr's)
at 8 O'Clock, under the auspices Of the New
York Evangelical Alliance. A report OF whS,
has been done already, and what Ia still
nssdsd, will be presented. Addresses by thu
President, DR.. Trss, and Dn. MCCAULHr
HuoHoooK, SrRmo, HAGUE, and others.
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Burlington, July ls-The Hack Eye
. mesesnger arrived a, EddyviIe yesGeS
bringing news that 300 rebsl cavalry Id
vaeed APponooss county, Iowa. The
represented 70 haze burned the to- was " ,
Miaoufi and UnionvIlle Iowa. IL was
they would also barn Csntrsvill', toe O
SCAT o. Apoonooes county. There was
excitement In Monroe Davis and otbe
joining counties. Toe people were gsthsri
every thing available In the shape OF arm.
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From MA, ia sbuIHh

Philadelphia, July 10 The contents Of the
lette, from nGrtinsburR Is mostly anticipated.
Five dssertsrs from Capt. PAoE's company Of
guerillas, attached TO Col. EDMURDsoA's rsei-
ment, late member Of Congress- had come into
PANIED WAaLKY had also deserted. and vas iy-
ing 10 the woods prepared to give himsslf up 70
tho Federal soldiers.
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CITY NEWS.

CmLpBESs EXCURSION TO FoRr Lxx.-
The Ct ildreo OF tn. Cottage Pls,. School, So
psrintsnded by Me ms. J. MACY and A @.
SIXTH. and under the charge Of the Childreu's
AID Society, bad thsir sunusl pio-n'o at FNt
Lee, yesterday afternoon. Thsy had an ample
feast Of good thing, and enjoyed the trip
heartily
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-: hs.-.oh...a. webster R.si-....

sss mns'achsssns webster hssi@s.f.
Boston, July 1s.-The 18th Massachusetts,
Rspinsnt, Colonel FLKTCHER WEBsrxR VS.
tied the cify this afternoon, fron Fort War
nn. They were escorkd 10 the CoB mon by
the I'd battalion OF Infantry, where they yer.
rvieved by GovGnor ANsREw and staff and
an irnmenss crowd Of citizens. Aftsf the re-
ssbted the Rsgimsut, En- YARD EvnrTr
mshing TIE presentation sddrsse, which was
responded TO by Color 81 War. TER. Toe Rsgl-
m.nt IL unifor med from tho U1i'ei States
Army pattern, 10 veil drilled, and thoroughly
squip psd for active smvice.
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THE SrARs AsD STRIPES CUT DO

THE BrARs AND STRIPES CUT DOVE.
Cairo, III July 17.--Lsst night some ssces-
sICnists At Nashville. WAshinRtoa colnty ', in
this state, destroyed several dwellings belong.
ins to loyal citizens and cut down tho Stars
and Stripes md hoIstea In It's place tbs Bsoss-
zion Hsg. Ssvsd Union man Of the town have
been notified 10 ieavs immsdiately.
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OCCUPATION or HAReERs re.

CAdriestotcu, July 1s-l. k.-Gen. p
ZOE Tits morning resolved Information
Gen. JoHssoEs foross had rstrsatsd 8
BE-, ord Winchester.
Tue ford 81 II IpW's FERRY hes been
pl.ud. thus reop'niog CON IN an,c stiea be
III. Maryland and Virginia shtrs a.
poin'. -.
Hrpers Ferry Is today occupied BY !
troy na
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r SUavEroR or TEE PoRr.-Ths Few s .rvsJ-
or Of the POit r. y. AsDaEws executed hi'
Official bonds yesterday. A y. HAISIsLD and
Hsoa SAntH are his sursiss. Mr.. A. will not
-sntsr upon his dates ill August.
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From Fortress nIs.roe

Fortre& Monroe, July II, ria Baltimore July
Is Two steamers from Norfolk were seen
landing troops this morning at Sswalls Point,
where 1t Is apparent that formidable prepara-
lions are being mado to annoy the shipping,
and perhaps the fortress itself.
MASKED BAIIERIUs,
There are dou btes m ssS ed batteries at viii.
loughbys Poiut and opposite the Rip R.ps.
1nese preparations Will no Wever. be In. n &C tuAl
in view OF tue terrible engines Of destruction
to be Brought against the feees oppo'its TO the
fortress in csse they attempt 70 disturb us.
Sewsn's Point has no strategic Importance.
TnE MASSACHUSETTS FOURTH cosrRABANDs.
The 4th Massachusetts, Regiment sailed for
Boston this evening In the y. r. s laulding.
Care had 10 he taken by the authorities to pre-
vent the carrying of Of eoDtrabands, several
Of whom were smugglsd on board the yes ,el.
GeBeIal BuILHR made an appropriate speech
on the departure Of the regiment, II 10 evi
dent that they DO not 70 home in the best Of
humor.
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FuNERAL or CHARLES BAowN.-The funeral
Of CRAHLEs BRowS, late proprietor Of Tam.
many Hall, took place at his residence, No.
ia Eightssn,h street, Yesterday Aftsrno IN.
Ths member Of Manhattan Lodge Of +. and
a. n, Of the TAmmAny Society, and Of the
12th rssimsnt reserve, were in AttsndAuos. The
remains woe taken 10 Greenwood ceme.sry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-19
III. R.-a,u. Of G..sr.I G.r.st,

PHILADELPHIA, July 18-Ths rems'na Of Gsn.
oral GAhSErr passed through Hsrrisburg yes
tsTdsy en- route 20 Ba,timsrs whore they will
be tAksn to Y, rtrsss Nor roe aud Conveyed ua-
der fsg Of truce TO Rich noSd. The rsuAins
are saclo,sd in 4 nsIAllie esaf,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-19

seizsro Of Gseds Ds.sised fsr the Hs
Louisr'iie, July 1s.-De,eetivs BLIsH.t
intercepted and sslzed aear 8 1t R,vsr, O..
worth OF leather on its way from PortI
Ky, In wagons, TO Illnesses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-19

TIE procssdiDgs in Congress yesterday, as
reported elsewhere, will be read with interest.
Mr.. MATS psrscnL explanation regarding his
visit TO Richmond, did not place his loyalty to
tho Union In very favorable light.