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I-It is reported, says the Portland Ad-
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lcrkship in the Interior d, partment.
HARpxR . MAGAZINE for April is received
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M 1.AhYclreful estimate it has been ascer-
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winter.
The recent Court Martial Mt Washing
ton has disclosed evidence sufficient to con-
vict Captain Armstrong Of -wardice and
ferfdy in surrendcring Pensacola Navy yard
&c. to the State troops Of Florida.
Tile New York Tribune says it has
three regular and paid correspondents at
Charleston. This statement is made because
il has been charged that all Of its Charles
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The New York Exchange Bank came
sery nigh being robbed Of large amount of
money the 18th INST. Some burglars hired u
Ilax adjoining, and cxcayated seventy feet
din into the bank They succeeded in
I. .}eg $1,000, when they were disturbed
The Maehias Republican suggests that
Lob knponents. take Hon. Jashu. T. Low
n ell e I their candidate for Governor next
summer, and says he would give dignity to
tItho canvass, in comparison with the
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Cg-Ihc Evening Posl says that the gentle.
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svrpMIsH NEAR ALEXANDRIA
n.r,,r Expedition of Detachment w
G..r.s,.s Guard - Confirmation OF W.
nah OF Sergeant Hanes- The Enem'


.,..a,x u.1rocx. ESQ an honorary mem
-, The Governors Guard, returned 10 ths
yesterday frcm Manassas Junction W.
=, To saw that he confirms the reported
49,, of Sergeant uEsRy HAMS, OF. that com
- in q couffIct with the enemy, near Alex
IT'S. On Sunday night last. From Mr.
,I.pcock. aud others who arrived yesterday
80 have received statements OF the AFFAIR
which can be relied upon.
J. sppears that Mr.. Hanes, in company
9Th 4 detachment OF twenty nine and twe
dos started from their camp on Frida,
antng last. in the direction Of Alexandra
They continued their observations for a da.
1.-TWO. gradually drawing nearer 10 the en
.rsl ou,posts We are informed that by som
,,esrs they obtained the coun'ersi&n Oh IA
enemy. and, on Sunday night ac'ua'i
n..sed three Of his pickets, and go' with
s mile and half OF
Here orr detachment separated 'hise VI 'V1'
only going in company. MI hahe' aN" N
rom panions came upon some thiee u TUG CIV
roy's scouts, and he nj once rone up anu Va
Jared them to surrender. lhty hieu uPoI
him. and we regret 10 say one shot SIT uch hii1
IN the head and proved fatal. our sco"-s
,her fired upcn the enemy and killed I've
If thoss WHO fired upon -df. lanes
Al this time a large party, probably
efty. OF the enemy were seen adFahc
,,y our scouts fired upon them, AM
IN IL helieved) killed SIX. The whole detach
AN. of the Governors Guard had by this
,i,pe got together; but the superior number
NJ The enemy, and their yells ~ they retreat
81 towards Alexandria, made II prudent foi
them - Trtire without being able 10 secure int
=, DIV OF their dead comrade.
None except Mr. HaLes were injured Oh our
sit, aud none captured.
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NBw IogK, July The city gossip column
in the Tribune of this morning states that il
is i'm possible for the Federal forces to move
forward until about one thousand wagons are
obtained, and that no decided demons r ton
can be made earlier than the 18Th of July.
The Times INDUCES In gossip about the
Speakership of the Federal Congress 1t states
that the exciting chances are in favor Of the
selection Of Grow, in which event Forney
goes overb board, as he is urging the cleo ion Of
Blair.
The Herald says that the Lincoln Govern
ment does not regard the occupation Of Har-
per's Ferry as OF any conssQ uence, As every
thing OF material value there has been de-
sIoyed.
The Journal of Com MERGE states that recent
developments indicate that General Scott in
tends 10 make no forward movements into
Virginia this summer.
The correspondent Of the Journal OF Com
merce states that il was generally believed in
Washington City on Saturday, that the Fede
raj forces would advance on the Confederate
army sometime during the first week in j uly /,
and would have moved before that time but
General Scott desired the military control OF
Baltimore, thereby leaving no enemy i'll the
rear
The same correspondent states that five reg
imeDts reached " ashington on Friday night,
which makes 81 900 at the Federal Capital
that a large force was advancing TO the sup
port OF the Southerners at Harpers Ferry
that General Johnston is at Winches ter with
10, 90 troops--that Gen Magruoer has force
OF only Oe0 and that the Federal troops are
within twenty miles OF him awaiting rein
IorcsmenLs.
The telegraph or the correspo ndent Of the
Journal OF Commerce comm unicates rather
queer intelligence
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch,
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE

New YoEx, July /. Late advioes from Eu =.
rope state that the steamships Etnn and
Evadne had sailed for America.
The French Division. under Admiral Rey-
maud, was about to sail for America.
The New Orleans correspondent of the
IN possible TO resist the conviction that the
southern Confederacy can only be conquered
0Reans "a irresist ible as those which sub
ID Poland.
Influential meeting had been held at
Lord hougham' 3 relative to the Cuban slave
trade. The spanish proceedings were de-
nounced, and a recommendation would 20 up
to the English Government to suspend all d.
piomacy with Spain until that trade was
abandoned.
In an article on Italian affairs published in
the Pdtrf6 and copied in to the -Honifsur, is a
paragraph which insinuatee that the South
srn American States will succeed In establish.
ing separate Republic.
The Neapoltan towns of San Mario and
Vegriano having revo!ted, were taken by
storm and burned.
LATEST
NEW YORK, July The latest commercial
financial and political Intelligence from Eu-
rope was brought by the steamship Etna.
The sales of cotton at Liverpool on Thurs
lay, June 19th, were 5000 bales, of which
exporters and spec took 900 bales
The market closed quiet, but steady. Man
chester duli
Breadstuffs and provisions We're dull
al London, consols closed at So a S9g for
money, and 90 a 9os for account.
The English House OF Commons has re-
jected the Dill for the abolition Of the Church
rates.
The ship Medford had been condemned at
Fayal.
Inc Lima brought out t336, 900.
The general news from Europe Is not i'm
por tant.
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From Missouri,

Sr. LOUIS, July 1.-Niue of the Missouri
ans who were recently engaged III blowing up
bridges with powder, have been arrested at
Chiilicotho and placed in jail.
The Pioneer Overland Express Line COM
meuces operations to-day. The California
telegraph line Is progressing, and the emlgra-
ton to the Pacific region is heavy.
at the last I'd vices, Gov. Jackson was al
Stockton with 2,0V0 troops.
SECOND DISPATCH
MEMPHIS, July AN Express has Just ar
rived at Little Rock from Fort Smith. bring
ing news that Missouri is being overrun with
Federal troops.
Illinois Lincolnites possess The towns on
each side CT the Missouri river
Lane and Montgomery are marching for the
Indian country.
Sprlpgneied is filled with Federal troops,
who III tend to invade Arkansas through Eay.
etteville.
Ben McCulloch has issued call for the
Afhansians to rendezvous promptly at Fay.
etteYllle, to drive back the invaders and us.
tain the Missourians.
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A correspondent Of the Lewisburx Chroni-
lie, writing from Camp Garrett, Barbour
county, Va, June 90, gives an interesting ac-
count of scouting expeditions la that neigh
,orhood. It appears that Capt. Norman,
sith twenty OF his command, went close to
ae enemy's camp on the night Of the 18th,
nd met with some exciting adventures. Say
he letter
We passed the enemy's scouts all along the
coad, bat they had not even the courage Ia
ire upon US from the roadside, thengh they
we're concealed by the darkness ana the push =
=, which wera as thick as the hairs on dog {
,sck We cs,me back in Walk, after firing n
.aia.e Of Twenty aa the nass sas Tho cy ION lhF
uuads OF four OF our company took posses
.,on of the pike, within four miles OF Phillip
II and walled patiently, in ambush, for the
n.,ny's scouts and spies. Calvin Renick
txr,s Chreish, Chas. McClung, Lewis Pew.
% ard Addison Bell composed the nd vance,
guard. . ,,
,'hey were halted by young Pey ton. One OF
hem drew a pts toll and fired five shots at our
Dung frieno F., the distance being only aboui
iiteen or TWEEN ty PAGES. Young +. fired upon
I'm and broke the fellows arm. Just as
Dung Peyton fred, Calvin Renick let loose
.pon the rascais, and killed one OF them in
tautiy. This caused the ssntineis stationed
liong the road To give the alarm, aud in ont
ours time our whole Cavalry corps was
,imost in gun-shot of Phiiiippi. Our com
amy WAS then divided into squads of four, Elk
Ind eight, and we concealed ourselves In III.
crust " God. About six o'clock in the even
ng footman came walking along the road,
very deliberately. MIR. Burkhart, our bugle
nan-than whom Drawer man does not live
on hts horse, halted him in the road. In an
instant, the scoundreI leveled . nj innie mus
tet at Mr.. b., but il failed TO 60 OFF He then
rev a Fl We shooter and snapped it five times
g. White, ] Ohm Gilkeson, Dr. Camp beli our
eff and citizen OF the neighborhood, came
ap and commanded the beiligeren
cascal to surrender. lie refused, and
man discharged one of his horse
tiis tolls at him, which only took effect upon
/ he two buttons on the back of his coat He
hen ran like devil, MIR. Burkhart on horse
back, and we on foot in pursuit. After a some
What exciting race he stopped and gave him
self up. MIR. Il. got several severe blows,
bu Is not seriously hurt. The prisoner fought
oraveiy lie is a German by birth and Ell uca
tion, and belonged to the 9th Regiment of n
iiana Volunteers. We brought him to the
House. He gave us much valuable informa
ton relative TO matters at Phillippi. The only
excuse he gives for volunteering to invade
Virginia is that he was thrown out of EN-
pioy men and had TO fight or starve. He saws
that the principal portion OF the Northern
army is composed of persons thus SITUATED.
Our scouts, numbering about 20, and the EN- :
envy 8 scouts, numbering about DO, mad little
uiush last night. None of our men were
hurt. Several Of the enemy were killed and
wounded. -.~
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Telegraphic Items.

WARRINGTON, June % p. NJ. McQuillan
of Charleston, having British ConsuPs pass
port, was arrested while applying for Secre-
tary Sc ward s endorsement.
1t is estimated that Gen. Patterson will be
transferred.
The Government is going to borrow two
hundred millions from the people in sums OF
fifty and one hundred dollars. The Cabinet
seems afraid to trust the capitalists.
1t is rumored that the Cabinet voted re-
guessing Gen. Scott to take the city of Rich
mond, II possible, before the assembling OF
the Son Congress.
The New York Heralds correspondent says
that England shows no disposition to reply to
the proposition relative TO privateering.-
This, connected with the military movement
in Canada, and the increase of the American
SO uadron, make her secret designs apparent
1t is understood that the blockaders are in :
structed to watch British vessels closely and
allow no interference.
GRAFTON, June 29-There has been a Skin
mish near Cumberland. Thirteen Federalists,
Zouaves, abandoned their horses and took to
the hills, arriving in Cumberland last night
with two missing and one killed.
CAIRO, June 29.-Two Dutch companies
Were ordered to Alton to join the forces there,
which threatening Missouri. The Ger
mans did not want to leave Cairo, and many
left in tears.
LOUISVILLE, June 90 The St. Louis Dem
Ocrat's Cairo correspondent says that hun
dreds Of Missourians are concentrating on the
Arkansas border and are receiY ing arms from
the South. They expect 10 be Joined by Ten
nesseeans, Arkansians and Mississippians.
Birds Point is guarded by two eGiments
and a ba ttalion of flying artillery.
Hon. A. T Leary has arrived at Cape Gil
rardeau. Gen Lyon is still al Bonneville
Col. Rosseau's troops go into camp on the
Indiana side.
Gen. Lyon prohibits the shipment Of every
thing in tended for the seeded States.
BosToN, June 29.-The ST. Domingo ad
vices Of the 18th say that Spanish men Of
war are In st. Wanna Bay, and that storehouses
were being cree ted OH the shore.
BALTIMORE, June 29.-Slx regiments from
the North have passed through here for Wash
ing ton within the past TWENTY -four hours.
JKFFsRsoN Orr. Mo, June 29.-AttOrney
General Mott declined TO take the Federal
oath and is held ~ prisoner.
ST. LOUIS, June 20 The verdict Of the jury
In tho case Of shooting citizens by the United
States troops, is, that II was done without
provocation.
Nsw Yoxk, June 20 Tho Washington cor.
respondent Of the New York Post says the
New Jersey regular regiment in passing
through Baltimore was greeted with cheers
for JEFF. Davis.
The correspondent Of the Tribune says that
Colonel Allen, Of the New York LIST Regiment
has been arrested by General Butler. But
ler's loyalty II strongly suspected. Tho reg.
ular officers are preparing to petition for his
removal The New York Regiment, both re-
Euiars and volunteers, decline an attack In
battle under General Butler.
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HIssIAss AT BALTIaoRB.-In a late dis
Ing
ALL ssaIeh Il! the Marshal's office is going on
h,xA quantity OF arms and ammunition
VS.. round secreted in the cellar In the
gun. ueheath the floor, etc. Several of The
NJ le supposed TO have belonged 10 the
,t s soldiers who we've disarmed by
''l ';s aa'I u on the 10th April.
Y.nIa, banks has issued An order to Colonel
,ta,si III which he says, .You will take
dsy 'si notice that IN my proclamation of to-
10 s, aeIher the law nor the officers appoin ted
,ns saaer Whatever, except as il operates on The
lAs M, OF the Board of Commissioners and
win ne OF Police. Every officer and man,
te en VIC exception of those named above. will
they na hued In the service In the positions
such ns hoid, unless they shall refuse. In
70 MI their places"
one. u lie articles found at the Marshal's
inscrn,asa " pound cannon ball. bearing the
Asae NAoin Aoft ouuitcf-to mdTshai
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-The enemy has seized
the telegraph Instruments at Pass L'Outre.
The Federal blockade steamer Brooklyn
left the bar yes terday morning, and the
Confederate war steamer Sum ter went to sea.
The operator at the Southwest Pass saved
the instruments, though they had a guard
over him for about twenty eight hours. The
telegraph Office at the head of the Capes is
hourly eXpec ted to be attacked.
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From Washington.

WA.HIsdroE, July l. la Seto Orleans,
Juiy )-CAptain Craven now commands the
Potomac Flotilla, vice Captain Ward
The Freeborn has been badly crippled
that she will probably be condemned.
Fourteen of the scouts of the Con feCierate
forces attacked the Federal picksts at Shutters
Hill, and killed one and wounded one of the
Federal forces.
Skirmishing continues at Grafton, but the
"details are suppressed.
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From Fortress Monroe-Arrest OF a vir.
gilman.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 1.-Two regimen is
will advance to New Market bridge to-mor-
row.
1t is raining necessarily.
Col. Carey Jones, of Hampton, has been
arrested in consequence of several letters
found on board the prize British schooner
Iropic Wind, which duplicates several promi-
nent persons.
This is the schooner which the British
Consul at Richmond, in card on yesterday
morning. stated had ''been released and given
back to the charge of the master."1
FORTRESS MoNRoR, July lit is well
known here that an attack on Newport
News was only prevented on last Friday
night by the incessant rains which prevailed
during that night.
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ASHLAND HOTEL.

xs.&&I This pleasant Simmer Retreat is now
opoh for the reception of visitors.
ASHLAND offers many attractions to all W hon
business or pleasure calls to this Capital Of the
Gonfederacy. l. is situated ON the Richmond s.
Frederiexs 0urg Railroad, within As minutes run
Of kichmond. The trains pass down and up so
as TO arrive a. Richmond before, and at Ashland
after, business hours.
The Improvements consist OF q spacious HOTEL
and sundry airy and tasteful COTTAGES located
IN extensive and well sh ad sd lawns The cottages
afford to families all the quiet and fusion of pri-
vdte hme ats In the country, freed from Ia
'ares OF Housekeeping Indeed, all the comforts
and advantages OF the country secured with
ready access to the city, free OF charge ON the
cars, to buerders 1t he Hotel.
Applications for board may be addressed to
THOMAS b +. INGRAM
Iy o-tnlr Superintendent.