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TOBACCO AT RICHMOND
ARMY ORDERS General Order No. Is 4. q.

ARMY ORDERS General Order No. rs In q.
follows:
F1rSt.-Those volunteers who are now In service
In the United States for long er period than m
months Will be mustered for payment to incJud q
the 18th OF June, 1861 Their Officers are cautionsd
that the troops cannot be paid upon muster 4 n
roiis and that rolls proper for this will he
sent to them, which, when filed M tbev will
return to the Paymaster General in this citv that
the pay rolls may be made therefrom
Second The existing regulations upon the
subject OF the appointment Of sutlers in tbe ann
are hereby rescinded, and henceforth these an.
War 'Ae 'e'F OF
thavtng been ascertained to the satisfactJon y,
the w ar Department that Capt Maury Assistant
Adjntant General; Capt Carter L. Strven,on .,
the 5th infantry, and Second Lieutenant DIiIon
OF the 9th infantry, entertain and have ernre,sa3
reasonable designs against the Government OF the
United states, their names, according to General
Order No 81, will be stricken from the roll NJ the
army, and so Of Major Albert J. smith. Paw
Florida. my "eS',
The several medical directors OF the .,nv u,,,
when they have reason to DOUBT the profess on.l
competency Of any Of the medical Officers md,
their charge, organize a board of not lees th.n
three medical officers, which shall Examine "a
omcers OF questioned professional capacitv and
decide whether they are competent 10 the No,
formance Of their duty. IL the decision of ths
board 10 adverse, they will cease to be in the mill
tary service Of the United States. Cant d
Gilmer, OF N. c and Lieut Quattlebaurn ~ =
u, have resigned the army
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Foreign News by the Etua.

ENGLISH AND FRENCH VIEWS OF AMERICAN
AFFAIRS.
The steamer Etna, recently arrived In New
York, brings the following concerning the Amer
lean revolution. The London Times, in an arti :
Gle speculating upon the probable course In Amer
lea, says:
"The energy the free States have DISPLAYED, the
great number Of raen they have raised, and the
good material Of which their army Is composed,
are beyond all praise. IL IL easy to see that a
great deal Of their irritability towards England
arises from feeling that justice has not been
done to their patriotic spirit by public opinion
here. Looking, as every American does, TO the
opinion OF England, they have been mortified at
finding that an effort which they feel to be worthy
Of admiration, has been received by US with cold
ness. fOrgetful as they are, that We are bound to
refrain from en- husiasm at their military ardor
when the object Of I is to crush those with whom
We are as much In relation as with themselves y
The Paris Patrie had published a semi -ofacial
statement announcing the re-es:ablshment Of rela-
tons between France and the Court Of Turin and
the consequent recognition Of the new Italian
Kingdom This statement was afterwards copjed
In the MOniteur, (the official organ Of the Etnpe-
ror) and Is Of peculiar interest TO America on &C.
count of the insinuaton conveyed In the following
paragraph:
France, by her new attitud e, would not pre-
tend to interfere In any manner n the Internal or
external affairs Of the Italian Kingdom, which
remains sole judge of Its conduct, as It is master
Of Its future and OF It's destInfes IL tcOpId aet
totcards ii as one day the great European po,c,,,
1ciH act IN the Anericaa question. BY reeosai
the neU republic Of the Southern States tchsn thar
republic shaH hdrs eoHstifr ed governnleat on a
basis Uhioh tciR aHOic International relations TO
DC entertained rHh it Of adranfags to general IN
tereStS "
A Paris letter of the 18th says:
&" Three gentlemen, delegates from the South
ern states, are now in Paris. They tciH NOT b.
rtesirsd officially hear that they are very much
discouraged. Many Of our American friends in
fafs now begin TO hope that there will be no
serious lighting, especially II no blood should be
shed up to the 4th day Of July, when Congress
meets -
| ITALY The Journal Unita Italiana Of Turin,
has been seized for the publication of Mazzinian
article entitled " The Pope and Religion -
The Pope was suffering from eryspelas Popu-
lar anifestatinns in favor Of Victor Emanuel had
taken place In the Alberti Theatre, K ONE.
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THE SECOND MAINE REGIMENT IN
CAMP IN ADVANCE AT FALLS CHURCH
THE ATTEMPTED ELECTION HERE

THE SECOND MAINE REGIMENT IN
CAMP IN ADVANCE AT FALLS CHURCH
THE ATTEMPTED ELECTION HERE A
FT4SCO.
Especial Correspondence Of the Star I
FALLS CHURCH, Va, July 3-6 q. m-The
second Regiment Of Maine Volunteers having
crossed the river, have taken post here. They
encamPed in Mr.. Clover's hay field Their COM
mander is Col. C. ID. Jamison, and they number
(h're) 700 men, though to-day they expect to be
Joined by 800 more. This regiment is thus a
mile In the most advanced position, their camp
being one mile nearer Fairfax Court House
from which it is but eight aud half miles
distant-than the camp of the First and Second
Connecticut regiments at Taylor's Tavern, and
the Third Connecticut and Third Maine regi.
ments In the immediate vicinity Of the same
point.
The attempted election here yesterday for Rep
resentative and Senator was a complete fiasco
But twenty-six votes In all, were cast For Rep
resentative the vote stood-Hawkhurst, IL; Pur-
dy, Ii For Senator-Close, 1s-no other Sem
atorial candidate offered himself The Union
vote at this precinct Is about 70 at ordinary times
II remember correctly. The whole vote I'm the
county Is perhaps over a thousand Nowhere
else In the county was an election held Yesterday,
1 presume. The whole thing was premature,
and fear may lead to the impression that the
vote cast here represents the strength of the
Unionists In Fairfax; which is not true In a
fortnight or a month hence, when the county
may be cleared Of disunion troops IL an electi on
be ordered by the authorities at wheeling, the
vote will run up to four or five hundred, doubt.
less
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II ak POLICE ARRANGEMENTS IN BALTIMORE
oeen made by which the suthorities of tbs cItv
would consent to recognized the police force = n,
pointed by order Of the Provost Marshal N,ypp,
h bsoMn VISITED The gentleman composing the
afternoon and yesterday but the results Of hi. inY
trrviews with them did not transpire. SeversI
OF me members Of the regular force yesterday
called on the secretary of the mavo,sltv ens
stated that they had been requested 10 accsn,
Pointments under the provost marshal, and asked
MS sdyice 10 the matter. Mr. Blanchard decIined
70 aavise them at all preferring that they should
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THAT WARNING BEFORE TIE VJENNa
Fight
Especial Correspondence of The Star.

ISPeclaI correspondence Of The Star
CAMP UProN, July l, 1861.
Editor Washington Star In looking over your
paper the other day, l saw a communication
signed by an ex-Aidde-Camp Of Gen. schenck,
In which he denies that warning was given of
the ambush which was prepared for US at Vienna.
Tie facts are these: About two or three miles
from Vienna a man on horseback was observed
Watching US closely for a few moments, who then
rode OF at full speed toward Vienna. A little
farther on we met an old man, who begped us for
dod's sake not to go on, as the rebels had force
OF 10 men, and would kill us all This, Lieut.
Raynor heard, and came forward to where the
men were, In the platform cars, and told us that
there was a chance for fight as the rebels were
In force at Vienna. Lieut.. w oodward, of Co. C.
also heard the old man tell about the rebels being
there. ,rn
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WESTERN VIRGINIA AFFAIRS II From the
wheeling Intelligencer Of Monday we make I'D

WESTERN VIRGINIA AFFAIRS From the
Wheeling Intelligencer Of Monday we make nm
the following summary Of news In that section
Colonel George II. Crosman, not being a yir-
oman has, In aspirit Of Cancellation, resigned
the colonelcy Of the ID Virginia rppjment IN
which he was elected. Central Kelly has an.
pointed him Brigade Inspector in which position
MS military knowledge will doubtless accom
pllsh much for the good Of the cause
deserter from the rebel army reports that he
ana his companions have been fed on a mint NJ
corn meal day for three weeks
The ensign Of Captain Robfnson,s companv
IS virginia regiment, went out from Phiilippi
aoont three weeks ago, In a complete disgnise
intending to reconoitre, join the ranks Of the
enemy, and watch his opportunity TO desert when
a picket As nothing has been head from him
~, 'ubPposeu tnat some III luck has befallen him
f. PARSONS who arrived from Tucker Yesterday
(ounoay) reports little brush with the enemy
al hls election precinct, ESQUIRE Bowman,s An
eLecupn was held there Saturday for member Of
Tue Legislature. The Secessonsts with the
double motive Of capturing the Doctor whom
they knew to be there, and of breaking nm the
eiecuon, undertook to make a descent on the
S1dce p wtn Troop OF cavalry, numbering some
on bu' the Union men who had been apprised
OF lneir intention made preparations to receive
then, oy posting company on each side of the rosd
sPptoaching the place, aud would have certainly
captured them, but for hint the rebels GOT of IN
arrangement. This made them cautions and
tney discovered the ambuscade in time 10 wheel
tnelr horses and make good their escape not
However VII volley had killed one Of their
Ieutenants and emptied three Other saddle. tbe
owners Of which was supposed TO have been
wounded. The horses We're captured hut the
men could not be found They were supposed
70 nase oeen carried cf by their comrades, who
immediately took to the brush and could not no
Pursutd One OF the Union men a soldier of the
ohio Sixteenth, was shot through the head and
r.s.~a,,ny Filled: by scattering volley from
'eT ~, zoe Another was wounded I'm the ley
Inc erection, however, came of successfnIIv
anu LII PARSONS was elected TO the Legislature
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This New aud admirable Invention consists Of
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consult economy, convenience, comfort and health
Will be without one. Besides, when In general
use, u WI save the transportation OF . vast deal
oil luggage
Price of the Trunk, with Mattress, Muse uito
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A NEST OF TRAIroRs.-It appears that q mat y,
traitors have been discovered here bv mean. %, .
letter which was intercepted in the possession oi
woman who was making her way 10 the North
In the nag oftruce boat on Tuesdaylas Another
as the frs, and the writer OF IL identiAed ~
discovered while In pursuit OF the author OF the
nrst one, by mere accident II affords particuIa,.
which Will be Of considerable importane. in
traitorous individuals who are known 70 srI.t -
the two cities The matter is under investie atom
before the Mayor, and may be passed over 10 tbs
urinary antnorities In which case we presume.
proved to be traitor spies, as In this case.
since the above was in type, we learn from the
mayor Court, that c. w. Bryan has been ar rested
charged with holding correspondence with or
giving Intelligence to the enemy and wss on
SATURDAY. turned over to the military autborjtIss
70 oe ,ried oy Court Martial-No,foM Herald
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IHE sourH CAROLINA EPISCOPAL CosvRN.
dated June 10th, says: The Episcopal Convent On
= IN session here-Bishop Davis presiding The
Bishops address calls the attention OF TIE Con-
vsntoa 70 the present relations Of this Church to
nncai dismemb erment, and suggests the sppoipt.
ment OF delegates to Southern Convention Of
p,oceses, to be held on the ID Of July next The
Go, eonslaeiauon o. this important subject win be
toe ofoer on this morning. 1t viii be disposed Of
with perfect unanimity and without delav' TT.
utmost harmony and generous intercous prevails
81 AZ she dell beratons Of this digniaed Christian
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ID A theatrical psrformance IN Ch.,,...
given for the benefit OF the family on ths
s sayef OF Col. Ellsworth, yielded just SIS, in
~ SHAPES rife company at Hartford are am.
Kan, III men, ana the machinery 10 run for 10
sold .. 900 Stand Of arms ia's month
~ TIE draws on the bridges between Charlie.
town ana Bossoa were up over 1900 tin,es la.
nn ,on.ni Ine Wsrren bridge draw hsd been
opened over 7oo times by the 26th Of the month
ID James RUSSELL Lowell ba. b-.n co,nn.n.x
No resign bis editorial position upon The Atlantic
Harvard University. -
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Col ANpERsOS AT LORErTo sPRINes-Colonel
Anderson, We learn, is at LOretto Springs, a de-
hgntful watering place on the Alleg bany Noun
tains, nve miles from Cresson Station, on the Pa.
Central Railroad 1t IL the intention of the hero
OF Fort Sumter 10 remain at this cool retreat until
his health 10 entirely re-establIshed.
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AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.-From the Richmond
papers Of Saturday we clip the following.


OPINION OF GIN BEAURKGARp
letter from Norfolk to the Richmond Dis.
patch says:-A gentleman on the cars yesterda ,
told gentleman Of this city that he had informa.
ZION from General Beauregard that's a int OF yyea,
severity would most likely take place befoTe
saturday night The gentleman is a conAdentiaI
friend OF General b., and his statement NAV The
more be relied on IL is unnecessary here 10 stste
where this is expected.
TOBACCO AT RICHMOND
The Richmond Dispatch Of Saturday last tau,
TOBACCO In Richmond Is going up higher every
oay Mr.. Luel, the gent of the Messrs HuHe,
20 who are the French contractor is now I'm
Richmond, experimenting the purchase OF 10.
bacco for the French Empire and this OF itself
Is SUFFICIENT to give great stimulus 10 trade Ne
may state that tobacco ranged higher on We'd
nesday and Thursday than at any time this wear
and as high as at a1y time last IL ed in
price on Wednesday from SO so TO $40 So
MILITARY AFFAIRS
Ex-Governor Floyd has presented mao nj 6cent
pair OF horses TO President Davis
The Fifth Louisiana regiment OOO s,rona ,a,,
Richmond for Yorktown OH Friday last
GENERAL Garnett, who has Just gone to North
western Virginia to take command of the Con-
Tolerate forces In that region, was Major In the
United States army, and has for s ONE wears been
In Washington Territory He is a Virginian
ana said to be an officer Of uncommon sbiljtv
ana regarded by General Lee with especial con,
fdence. '0'
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ID 1t 10 stated that In cor sequence of the diff.
ncuites and discoursgements thrown In the way,
the Hon. Daniel E sickles has given up bis plan
OF forming brigade, and now resumes the
eoloneicy OF the regiment previously commanded
by CO.. Williamson.
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DTCol. Biddle, the democratic Union candl-
date, was yesterday elected to Congress from the
second Congressional district Of Pennsylvania
The district is composed Of the southern wards Of
Philadelphia city. Colonel Biddle is in COM
mand Of one Of the Pennsylvania regiments Of
volunteers
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W On Monday the steamer Champion, of the
vanderbilt line, left New York with heavy
cargo OF California freight. For safety from
PhSa'eer she has been armed with two Dalhgren
ST, Pounders and two hundred small arms
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MORE DRILL OFFICERS AKRIvED.-This morn
Ing, the class OF West Point Cadets Just eradu.
ated-32 In number-reached Washington, and
immediately reported to Gen. Mansfield, at his
headquarters. Pc promised to assign them to
sPe i'm duty as drill officers this afternoon; when
they will doubtless all be at once set to work
Their services were r1uch needed here, and their
arrival 10 therefore most opportune
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NO MORE TROOPS AT PRESENT RE
QCIRED FROM NEW YORR-WHsT NEw

W. HOhE TROOPS AT PRESENT RE
QCIRED FROM NEW YORK-WHaT NEW
YORK HAS DONE UP TO THIS TIME
FOX THE DEFENSE OF THE UNION.
Especial Correspondence Of The Star
ALBANY. July 2-Editor Of the washington
otdr: The following 10 q copy or dispatch
winch "oVernor Morgan has received from Sec
rotary Seward. Itspeaks for itself:
HIS EzeeHsHcy E. ID. Morgan:
You tell me that you sent eight regiments last
week, that you have dispatched eight regiment,
THIS week, and you promise to send eight more
next week You ask whether we will receive
more from New York, and how MANY All
t'ngues here are eloq uent in thanks to Naw York
ana IN the praise OF her Governor, worthy success,
sor OF Tompkins, Governor in 1912 These Jeoj.
ments, added to those which were before received
makes the quota Of New York now Ia the Seld
81 Oo men We think we have enough, but II
these should prove TO be deficiency, we ali knoIu
now where to look to have II promptly supplied
WILLIAM HI. SRWARp
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GRAND REvIEw.-It is understood that General
Sanford has ordered a general parade Of all the
New York Regiments now stationed this side of
the river (some twenty regiments) on tomorrow
morning. They are expected to pass up the Ave.
niue between and O'Clock in the morning, to
be reviewed by the President.
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AN ExCITEMENT IN NEw yEksEy.-Tbe Neu.
ARK Advertiser says that SEINE time during Satnr-
dsy night last an etigy Of President Lincolp was
upon being discovered Sunday morning, occa-
stoned great excitement among the towns-people
several efortswere made TO take down the ettigy.
out the perpetrators of the act had creased the
pole SO that nobody could climb IL and n b.S
finally to be cut down -1~
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IL 10 10 stated that one Of the vessels seized bv
tne aptors OF the steamer st Nicholas and carried
1n'o 'ne hspPahannocf, was the brig Monticello,
owned In Baltimore, having on board cargo Of
coffee belonging to an English house.
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ID Kentucky will be fully represented in the
approaching extra session Of Congress, Senators
bfecKinrdge and Powell both intending to take
tnsir sean. The delegation In the lower House
consists Of nine Union and ons n,.u,Ion ,.u,-k--
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-A large Room on second floor
- snlta5fe Tor gentleman aud wife or two sin
gle geni men, at 500 street, between IIiA and
lZth SITS A few Table Boarjers accommodated
MES SMITHS BoARnIN6-HOuSE G. ST
sey-ra Chah b re-, with Psrlors attached, ou 40
Communicating terms je q ST.
GUNNER BOARDING FOR FAMILIES or
sen, sntle persons: Also, yseenoies for few sta
rtlnheld, Cumberland county. Pa. je6-lmeO'
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extra" SUBsIpISs In selecting member, n
the Congress Of the Oligarchy, the dsunionists in
fne Richmond Convention not only ignored the
" claims" Of Extra Billy Smith, but in selecting
q successor to Ex-Deputy Sheriff John q. Mar,
CHILLED In TomPkin charge into Fairfax Court
House. as a member Of the Richmond Conyen-
lion, they threw 9 Extra" (who was q candidate
70 MI the vacancy "sky high" electing over
him man named Brooke, never before heard of
out Of the limits Of his county-Fauquier
r. S.-His wounded ph-links have since been
soOthed by his election (by the Richmond Con-
vention) TO a Colonelcy
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OA Georgia regiment has arrived at Norfo,
without arms, the Governor Of Georgia refusing
to permit any more arms to be taken from tbs
State.
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TONIGHT, twill be remembered, Col. John
W. FOrney will deliver an eulogy at the Smith
sonian uron the late Stephen A Douglas. The
occasion promises to be Of unusual interest.
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UNITED STATES TROOPS AT PoINr oy Rocx.
we learned last evening that about 900 3
uoons under Col. Stone, have arrived at Point
OF Rocks, and were yesterday occupying that
pihce. The Confederates were reported To be
throwing up batteries on the opposite or Virginia
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VICE President SrEPHKxs-The Lou,.vil,s
Sourlef OF the 18th says: A friend lust arrived
rom the South informs NJ that he saw a nd con-
verstd Win Vice President stephens at the inter.
section Of the Athens Branch OF thu I,eo,aI. "a,
ioao on Monday morning last Mr. s. wss on
ms way 70 Athens, and was In his usual health
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10 The city government of sprine f3e,d h.. nm.
ProPriated &400 to celebrate the 1th In thar city
ne GU zsns think Of subscribing $500 more and
having high old frework time. ~--
The publication Of the hatcher Ere.
A'soer nas been suspended for the present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-03

W The Government has chartered the schoon-
CT ). w. Lane to carry cargo of ice and small
stores from New York to Fort Pickens
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ID Prentice thinks that cannon bau n...,,,
through Prof loves balloon would let out a.
much gas a. II 1t went through the head Of GOV
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spirit OF the Forming Press

The IHbHigeEesr Publishes extracts from a
pamphlet recently issued by ID. C. Humphreys
of Alabama, denouncing secession. and urging
the Union men Of the South to stand up for their
rights as freemen.
The Republicans thinks that vigorous move
ment on Manassas Junction is all that IL needed
70 dsPerse the secession troops in that section Of
Virginia.
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III The Louisville Journal says that Gov Jack
son, OF Missouri, IL at Nashville, Tennessee
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u The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pa ay pave ye, 100 engines, independent Of those
(4O) destroyed at Martinsburg.