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Som stfmIs Congress asks the President
" compatible with public inter,s., tha' b,
viii communicate Information, g." Tn,
people want q little information aboat Oh,
disastsr on Sunday, at Msnas,as Jusc tioa. =
D,msbody was TO bl'mS Who was Ii? n
matter WHARF II falls--wHo was to blame p
Sumo say that nothing will save General
Soerr but hanging PA1rSRsos bat whoss
Fault was It, that tbs cay. oing. dian,r-
eating ipsculator, was retained In 90 imp ,rt ant
. position, AFTER repeated and glazing disJbs.
disnes Sodsn3 N,ws2apsis juitly blame th.
Tribune for urging preei pltste advance upon
Richmond by an inadequate army bu. who
was 80 weak as to bS hurried by such sug-
gestions-was il ihs President, or Ssce,ary
OAMEaos, or General Soorr7 NAryLE,s
laid II Gown 40 q maxim, that estr,r chei men
are as three 10 one and who was 90 presump
tuous % TO reverse this ruls, and send 80 COO
fAtgusd and buogry soldiers sgainst 90 900
fresh men Ia bstteries7 IL It the fault Of the
LisutsnaI General or the mis.or una Of tie
couniry, that his iafrm i les forbid his pressne
near the battle field 2 Could WsLLUarox have
won his Waterloo fron ofie'al sp ,rtmsn's at
Gh.nt 30 miles distant? BIvs We got the
best fttsd and most Inc ,rrupt,bls man in th,
country al Il head Of the War d, pirtment7
Is the Naval Secretary prompt, prudent and
up TO the mAfk2 Is The Secretary of State
b AT snd.hSi man, or ro,i and does 10 lead
the President by The nose
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brssk up The Dtmocra'io party, he STATE, that
o. which he knows 10 hing. bad - aesncT
In IL whatever. 90 far from this 4 va ~.
Only nan from slave stats Who, sftss a. con
v.ntiou separated, went kssr thoss Who had
Withdrawn and appaslsd 70 thea te cs-,. -
Mr.. RIcHARpson, rssnrnipe snS sp.shinc
enpbaticaliyi wa not r,isfaksn II a. ~.
lsndipg bis sanction Ia -fb. 6r..iino ~. ~
the Democrats party. and / am ~sooI ~ +
for this ssfsusnlt.
Mr.. BurrxTr, wiih ANAL ssrnsstu..,. 60
IL A. Tn ysepossIh 1itss y yn.,..r..I 4 -.
Fnsysr fsfursd 10 tshs X. ~
M, ntafsA m sor. 81 ~, n. Cycd an
! fekpcn yibls syrr, vR~r,. y ku,l,uss vhieh
vnrf ep<,dllv ehsoksd a .y~hf
I M nhnr1ar--ArdI s&sr..,.,.,,a. .x.rx.
+ wtsT, AZ. Iars.tior X tf--S"
NJ. RncaAspeoH-I f,.sd hare "a d.ol.,.
vhas i mysslf,sv " u'S1'
M, Bgsn.,T-i a..i,. a. - a. a.. ..,,,t.-
m N IN AZ i yiIl h.ye no psrso.sI so,,soy ~ |,
With srv o. on this fooy, b.t n tbs s.,,i.
man dsSirsa a p.,soo.i oootrovsr.x 40 ,h.t n.
can m axe a psr,opaI saz,nlt. ~ nsn h.x. "A
eseyh.r,. -
MIR. RrouAbDsor-I d,dr. No n.,s,r.l .o,.
tov,Isy with any boa,; bot n tbs eeutlemsr
desirss. he can bsvs II. (Lsughtsr AID sp.
pia,s,)
Mr. VAIAsDIGHAN-Aftsr the late disss.
ter ard the cnsmy almost within clnuon shot
OF the ca itoi, tuch p,rsrsi it d.corum doss
not btoomst tire Houte (sbrht hissing from ths
Rsbu Iicsn tids.)
Mr.. RCBARIssou-I am net .mlItious NJ
Pc sousl diff cu)tds I d, moi ds.iro mt sh.ll
rot shrink from them. fear NO nan vba
walls on God Aim, biy's earth. Ib1v. s.id
the g,ntl,msn from KsntuckV wa engaged m
br.sLing up the Democratic tarlv. limos
the fact.
Mr. BuRsHTT, sxcItedly-Ia, ma tall IN.
geptl,mau opcs fer all
Tn, s, eAisr- win III, g,nti.mas Weld N.
Mr. Rrcgspn,or-Iv sI x,.,a n M ,roh
ren. III, Brocklt rid 20 mari, "a. o,c,n,, "A
foe the pu,r 1,.e Of d,s,to, Inc ,b. 1oy.,, ,no,t
Tbat yss n. puyno,. and oh "a Wa, ~
Dry ofEar yo,t P.-rrrsn, - C.''.'.,
L.prR, Of Penn ~ lvanis. vino W.. IN ,b.,
mo, epsrt 10 br,sk the Ds nosra,,c matt,
now a. the head OF the army. WIN u tbis;
The Douglas party have fufni,bsd on, h,li
o. the entire ANY, ard where Is their q neral
IN mmsnd1 And vhy il tbi,3 U.1. On
Republicans syupsthjzod vbh this B,,eSin'
ridge putIi Are Won stIli lsndi,g ynS az
that th.y NAV lad our s,mi,s,
I.t -, AZ, o...L. -. 4. Al.
bsys,n ~ lii Wy IN"
a, ,bo "a ., ~ ieu hNe
a., a. a ,LH ,o'a no uUs yoeI
yo,,, &c.,. "J ~ III, pYs, VOL
hin, IN. ~, H. PuD.s Ie.'
iaSom.,t w., mi, DaHe ss"In aus
,or 80 ,np.uo, vs.
~ AN uut Joa rhy s7Vuuu nim tus
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..s a brave, army than the one repulsed In,
othsr d.y. We have duty to persora for N,
future. spd should do that. III, thought ~,
r.pul Of the army would d, good 70 rou,e ar
the spit.t oil over the country.
Mr. RUE (alDn said hs had form srly been
Tor peace, but The country had been plunged
into war and now cur constituents ,xp,ct us
to act snd rot talk. Dimocrat q, he was, b.
would give his support to the A 'm,ui,tratiou.
Let us so to work lik, man, and do our du,y
heie, snd leave the rest for the administra ton.
Mr. FfsssSDEH one from the Committee
on fnsn'e reported back tn, bill TO provide
FOR tie poy Hedt OF the G Jysrnnsnt Po ice Of
Btiinue. Tho bill was passed.
Mr.. JOHNSON, Tenr. offered q reso-
luton that the p esent civ | war was forc,i on
the eount!y by disunio1ists Ia the south nm
states, Who arc nov in rebellion against the
constitutional Government. In this en,rp.ncv
Corgrs''s crushing AL passion AVID RESENTMENT,
will only rec oll'e. It's duty to the whole cou 4,
try. This war was not wagsd with any spirls
OF suppression or subj dgalcp, or for any our.
pose OF ovsrthrowing the Institutions o, III,
statee, but 70 maintain and defend tbs sopre.
macy OF the constitution and laws, aud as soon
as this Is secon plisbsd the war cugI 70 cess,.
Tbs bill was laid over, when subsequently,
the S'nate adjourned.
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err. r.. ICY 'Ii5 SEr@HYa.d in the rrer

err -sIH BErwAqa.d in the rrer
Tee following Sro -Weces
hospital belonging to the Fad Vermont M
Bloo6' Go Q, WIN. Jones %. G. ] i'm Packs
Co \ n lam ! nm s Mscarty, c. Il J,ha McKss
ID. b. Rsmber, Co. 4, u. A. Msrsb. GO.
John strsadsr, Go. X w.
The wounded in tn, Ord brigade ho.pit
~ SAMUEL Wahlsfoly. Co. 4. Main. 81; Ga,
CbanberiaiH, do \. Baldwin, Vermont 2d
~. M. Asrl Maine oh Jamss Naughto]
all doirg well.
| Mrs; Fnfter, wife Of private Charles Fos.s;
70. H. 9th Maine, is vsIy attentive 10 III
WouLdtd In the geneal hosp taL
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Como HoNE The following dispatch
Ws received from Washington ysstsiday
- The 9th regiment. N. Y s NJ, Colonel
GEORGE LYONS, will arrive In New York to-
morrow afternoon, from the STAT Of war. Tbs
18th regiment left for New York this evening.
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TINS USroN DEFKNs COMMITTEE. u.
d. calls on all regiments in need OF imms-
diato P'cuniAry aid, to make application to
them for the amount wanted-ths application
to DO made before thsir hour Of meeting, 2
o'clock p. N. today. oaly those rsgi usnts In
forward state approaching completion, can
b aided by then.
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ssu'hsru Accom-, Of the BAI,ls nj Ia
Aassas, oio

=, LomsriAe. Juy PA special di,pa,cs 4
Memphis Argus, from Richmond, dItsi Il
Gan. BlAURKoARD commanded the sou,h,r
troops on the right a! Manassas JUNG ion al
zen JOHNSON on the left. ShermauI ID nj
%y was captured. Gen. BtAUREaA md
are killed.
Tue Lynehburg regiments are cut to piscsl
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AsEcEsuonsr Arse TIED. - Mr.. L. B zoos ,
passenger by the Bremen steamer Nsw
York, arrived yesterday from Bremen, and
during the passage expressed strong secession
principles and asserted that h. had Ia bis
possession dispatches FOR JsFF. DAVIS. On
his landing at pisr z R, Sergeant LuRsr,
OF the STEAMBOAT Squad, arrested him, and
took HIM TO headquarters for examination.
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80, 600 Fresh Troops
Thirty-seventh Congress.
EXTRA sRssION-a.-.,..

Warrington, Juiy "a MI. 0BIxls U,vD
th,tsd Issol Ia lion that the Com Mite on tn,
judiciary be Instructed 20 inquire into tn. az.
pedhnty OF pquiJing the oath Of sll.piancs u
o. administered 70 .sch military, naval eli q
ard smpoyca OF the Government Agreed to
NJ. TRuMBuLL I'LL }, from the G IN mite,
on Judiciary, reported bsck the Hous. bill h
c'hns ard punish conspiracy, with a recon-
ntnsation That II PASS
Dir BAYARD Dsl }, said he wished 10 make
mtnort HpTt against the bill.
hr. TRbMBuLL obi sstsd 10 its being rsc,iysd
I" the report from thu Commit go Whel the
majority make no report Il was not accord ng
70 usase. lie had no objection to ths Senator
Ditcussion followed a. some lenRth and A
molten to Print Was disagreed TO.
The Joint resolution 10 approve OF the acts
OF tho President was postponed until Friday.
The bill for the better orgsuizaiou Of tho
Military Establishment was retained fro the
house, with an amondm mt n' q substitute.
The senate refused to concur In the an,nd-
ment Of the Houso.
On noti' n Of Mr.. CHAvDLWk (Mich.) the
bill regulating tbs pay for tbs rsyeaue service
was tsksh Up and passed.
The bin TO promet, the eff cisncy OF the yo-
lunteer forces was taken up for the second
time.
The bill SLOWS tn, PresidsB. to diseh.rs.
o1oers Hbo arc inca 2abls ca. inefieisnt, or VIC
Mr.: wnsOs (Msss) said that this wa, a
most I'm portant MEASURE Many regiments arc
utterly demcraljZ,d by the incom pstsnoy Of
their ofhesrs. The rout thu other day sho w
the ,ff,ct Of their conduct when the ON cers
ran s,verd nils before they stOpp,d. He
should BE- called to these things.
Mr.. suERMAN (0hlo) thought II was no
tine 70 cpmplaiu ~ .vv ous TL.-~ 49,
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ARRIVAL FROM EURoPE.-Ths steamship
New York, from brsnsD, via Southampton
the 10h, arrived at this port yssssrdsy, bring
Ing s247.s93 in specie. Her adyiess are anti.
ipstsd.
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Msryisrd vsrs trsitsss, snA ,hIroughly In I.
basd With ths p,ihciplss which er,stsd this
~ sld tfaitots and rebels onght 70 bspsn-
n. BIN 10 py u. NV BLa nor. polio.
1hs Hou,. v,nt into commists, On The bul
70 provide additional rsvsnpa fSr dsfrsyIne The
,xp'nsss o. maintaining thu Govsraus.nt end
dsfsndir 9 the pubic credit by the sssstsmsnt
Of thect tan and intaraal dutisa
NJ. Il CJrKLuo IN II moved e. an
amerdmsrt 10 section 2 giving ths Pnsi6snt
power With the sdvice OF the Ssnsts 70 sp ,oint
Asssssoss, &C that tbs tax lsvisd by II, bill
b. collected rndsr TIE tups'intsud,r o Of gov
Mr. RoscoE CosK I.o now the Com nil
gr~s
NJ. r CorKtIso ntv.d that the btI b. 70.
eonnitlet TO the COMMITTEES On Ways and
mssrs, with instructions TO amend Il 90 70
pr, vide thai the 'sx on real and p'rsouai ss-
tate provided therein te levied, assessed and
collected in the ssvsral states aud tsrritorisa
and the District Of Columbia, IN the sam,
manner ~ stats and teri ,orisl taxes are by
local law collected therein.
In the eou'ss OF tbs deba.s, Mr.. SrKyrvs
said soms Of his fri.nds tlou DOT tn, rebels
" uld succumb In two months; bu, such vas
hot bis op'niop. The rsb,ls wsrs too numerous
snd In the operations ags'nat them, many thou
sands OF valuable lives are to be lost and many
millions Of dollars EXPENDED.
Mr.. moRBnL. d Vermont SAIL. unl.sS thew
pass thi, bill, The meeting Of Congress will
amount 10 nothing.
Mr.. " RIoHT u Penn, moved TO poetpous
the consideration q the hill TIL tina next N .et
irg Of CjnRrteH- Eegatived by ~ agatns. SO.
hr. CorKLIso's proposition was adopt.d by
40 again 81 CT. Adiouintd
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70, n H.v,sey, misfuT. A hsss. sur.oo. ".
N > Coru.siosSD srlrY Color snrs..a Y. y.
Hehd- votmaed and mis,ifg.
OonrAnr A-KItED-MsFsia Yrsnk, J Keeling,
J, Murray snd n btrt mmoua
CorrArI -KtfLND-C. Q eohsll, n goJn, W.
?. wsSs ? Melfsnus, J. K@chsssr, A o klsy
and a n. Rogers
ConrAnI k-Gu m,-Chariss Ksiiy, yohu Fay.
Hen y Honlansr, Rrnsst 6sidsl, einSa II. r ch-
ardsop, Timo,hJ o Biilivlr.
OoNuAnY R-KuLkD John 0intr, Eisa:d
Eibis, fhss meCusksy.
q rAny o-KuG-D-EAvssd Dsgsn, 0sporsl
J hs " Lee
Co,rrAvT y-vnIrp. -L,vfs Yrs.sisL
ConrArY X abs1 Barr. hlsA.
Tbs 70 loving b : Dc, q he wounded In ths
SINE resiucps;-
corrAsy A-C,p'. r. y. Jod.s, coporl Q. u.
Ree Pivsss- A Fispstriok. y. M,rrOv, ".
L1sop, n B1eAn.
Co-p.rY B-ssrs.n, >. J. sdss,v. Phv,,s.
.Wm d xou, @. Z. BL .vtr, Thos Abba Wa,
oc.rAyr c-J, HL.~. I..s 8 .ydsr. o.,
CosrIII DC .p..i- @. y. Bsdwin, Fh-, Lieu,
y. A. as Pdvsses-E " n eks.
CoSrAr Y. fr'vsses, r a. ovsn, J. Hsnnsry,
CosrAsr R-Phv.,s,, John N O hey, q. JOINS,
ClsS. seril Allied l. cinc II chad NJ roe,
CnsPAry o-Privnsis, John Bssnnlsy, gsphs,
De Wal, wn K-snsn, Alfred Posun
CcnrArI B-Phystss, Tsomss w. MI Carly,
John y. RhenAs, Jobs Smith, To ,dsus psmpuDn'
Geo. Hcey, Ihn 0lstn %, r chsrd y. q la
CosrASt I-Pr.vs,ss, JANIS NEG sshsn, II. II
Wins,Anny.
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4, Jefferson CITY July 2l - la the Couy.ntit
this morning Mr.. Mass intToduc Cd a resolu N
20 tne enect that any change In the Fxscutii
ysntion, would not conduce To the velfss
Missouri The resolution was referred n
COMMITTEE OF Seven, chosen TO report what
tion this CONVENTION shall take Had ~
bean taken 1t would have beon lost,
After Hme other unimportant Lusina,. A
Convention adjourned Till ton orrow morniae|
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From Aiexandria.
KILLED AND w0usDE ,.

KILLED AND WoUnDEO.
Alexandria, July "a --Tas folio xiog are Z
deaths not yet reported: Lieut.. Wn. Ger,
4.h Maine; Chaplain w Mtres, Of Bath, s
Maine; DR.. Allen. sams I.gimsnt, and D.
Barten Of the 6.h NJ line, were taken prisor
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Further News, see Third Per
WASHING MADK EASY.
PYLEs' o. x. SOAR,
Is TIIH GRKArEsr
MN ~ Nv m

DIRT EXTRA OToR
ever inventsc. nremoves dirt readily, uit.c-t 1
Jury to ooler CT texture Every bod Il eallir foe
All the grocsr sre buying H.
Manu- 1ctured BY JAMES PYLE corner Freaks
and Washing ton Gts.
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a HANDSOME FULL LENGTH PORTRAIT Of
Col. CoRooRAS Is issued by RIroHH & Co,
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Fortress Monroe, July 30. ris Baltimore July
~ An important muita'y m Jvemeut from
Old Point was 10 have taken place today, bat
has tom deferred In cor sequences Of tie s.d
snd unfortunate nsvs fro N Washington.
INPATIENT TO AvESox.
Our troops are impatient to sv,nge the dis
sStsrs a. G.en Bethel and Bull's Run.
QUIET rksouIN.
The gun boat Penguin, stationed at New.
p;rt News, yesterday, allowed be.vily laden
schooner from Norfolk 20 pass Up the James
River. She va, probably loaded with rnnon
destined for Riehrord. OaIy tix shots were
fired At her. Ths Confederates IN the vicinity
are allowed to DO quite as they please.
GOING up.
La MeuNTArS, the n-onsut Ia al Old Point
and viii MIKE sn asosnsicu the day aftsr to-
morrow 10 reconroitrs the position Of the
enemy.
ARMS AND c oTHua.
A large quantity Of arms, clothing, and am
munition, defined for the New York STATE reg
imsnts, arrived from New York this morning.
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81 IOfs, No., JUDY 20 Toe sprtpRd,ld
(so corre'poud,nt OF the Democrat, under
data VI thu goth, writes a. fJllovs,
HH-osoAsIzIso FOR THE War.
Cols. SyosL and SOLOMON are 70 organizing
their rsgimsnts for thrs years snvice, ree.iy-
ing many fsoiui o from this vicinity. Tbs en-
tro force nov here Il over 5000 nearly ali OF
whom vill resnlist for nIss years.
FOR WHITE AVER.
Cen SwExrHT. with . foros q 1900 msn.
st'r's today for Forsyth, on the White Rive,
In TsLsy county.
oks. LYONS COMMAND.
The balance OF Gen Lross command lsSt
Camp Ssgsl, ~ miles north -est OF hsrs today.
The will 90 70 Camp LAT 10 York, 10 ailss eat
% the NJ Vernon road.
MoCJLLocH AHD JACKSON.
BES McCuLJocu is still al Camp Walker,
Ak, with 1000 we'll armed troops. Governor
ylCEsoE 10 soma IL or 10 miles this side With
10 OcO poori' armed and uudisc pltt Of uen.
HosK GUARD RELmvED.
The Homb GuEfds here have besn relIsyed
from st'ive duty, and are new hsr resting
thor cicps.
ConrLAGSr.
Much eomslairt Is mad, at TIE tardin,ss
with rbith cur troop. are SUI plied with nsc,s
safy stores ard provisions
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The less Of The Rifsh Resiaent q msi.s.
Portland. Ne July % "A special d,sp,tch
70 ihe advertiser OF this city, from Wa.hing.
too, reports that the + fth Regiment of this
,letats are now at Alsxand ria, five hundred
utrorg, and that they have los. forty killed,
bn. ty wounded, and three hundred Of them
= :. r been taken prisoners.
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strength 10 ntfdsf, Ia one ease ths very man
who gave The rsfrsi hnsnt and, IN snothsr, .
wounded American VINO lay within rssshi
We shsii not long coutinus 10 treat thsss DE-
mons with brOtbsrly tsndsrnss,, nor tbs thrice
occurred social lnstitu Ions which slons can
breed suoh demons, ~ constitutionai sanctitis,
10 Be- dsliea,ely respected Ths war I, going
too far and too fast, II thi, rate, FOR the ven-
smOus root Of all its horrors 70 sssap. sxtstni-
ration -
THE LATEST NEWA
~
~ rzLseRArH TO TEE H. r. svs>
War Movements, 60.
Important from Congress.
HIGHLY INTR aKsTING DEBATE
SYMPTOMS or A DUEL.
NbN' oCOTI COhDhhN3 HlMbkLF.
-
vigor Of the War Department.
$4,000 Fresh Troops.
RE ORGANIZATION or TuR ARMY.
90
AnnITTnNlT UJTrHn
TIE REBELS QUIET.
GUN BOAT PENGUIN INACTIVE.
Sire A laws U.Hssn q. @, q. Rich-o,a.
-
NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
Thirty-seventh Congress,
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Tue WAR will here forward BE- LIT TO mill
taly men. This we take for grauts5. The
most cotcsitsd new'pspm dab5ler must now
have his Itomach for B,nsralship ss.ed. The
most ambitious Of our cape, knights will b.
more modeatly eager for commands IN tho isld.
1hs battle, hwas thought, had once for al All.
nibi'stsd the g'Aerarssimo Of the Tribune
but although he Is on his legs again with q
subliniiy Ct inpu'sres that fairly redeem.
his overthrow, We thisk nevertheless that the
Lesson ba, struck in" Il is little mAttsr,
however fer incOrnglbls though half crazy
editor may be. the public canuot DO fooled
again with such a leader, after one INA
pAssAs."
The bitter sslf accusation reported OF @ ms
raj ScoaT by Mr.. RIoHAADsos, In the exelt-
hg eolloquy which took place on the subject
yesterday In the House Of REPRESENTA- gss-
confirmed 80 II Is by simultans Ous reports from
half dozen Washington corrssp ondspts-will
be painfully touching to every hSnsst heart In
the nation. Pablic indignation will over
whsln tho instigstors Of this mad revolt
sgsinst sutt GRITTY, science, experience and
Prudsree. The epidemic Is at an srd.
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Boston, July "a The 10h Massachusetts
Regiment, Col. BaIoos will leave tomorrow In
the stsa mars Cambridge and o. X. So .uldiug.
Dsaldss the fsld train Of the regiment, 20 am
balances will be shipp.d for the III, ssachusstt
Regiments now In s,rvic..
Two hundred tens OF powder and one million
ball cartridges were sent from the Wstsrt ovn
Arsenal yesterday for the scat OF war.
TIE GUN BOAT MASSACHUSETTS,.
A letter, received from New Bedford, states
that the gun boat Massachusetts, had a two
hours engagement on the b, with rebel bat-
tsry on Ship Island, ct the mouth Of the Mis-
issippi. The range was too great for sff.ctual
servi:e. Ihs Massachusetts, was slightly dam
aged In the rigging.
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BARRx's TRIoorHnnoss
9s Do ana eheAps3 aEt,els fsr drs.AAS sAA -,
mshs a1,oz1lns; o.rtinsa Pre.sryi.4 ed rsssezs
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TAG SAVAGE HOUSDI OF this slave driven
insurrsetien last Sunday murdered C.p.Sin
DowHEr and all others surrendered on the
hsid-rsfuIing quarter To prisoners; thsy
cut the threats OF our wounded, or set
them mp for target practice, and riidlsd then
with bullets, cut of their ears and noses, and
quartsrsd thsir bodies. with lltgnity rival
Ing that Of the Indian Sspoys, whom they
takslfor sxsmpl'rs; they shot down the poor
gifb (V'pdHdiersI,) who ware carrying
water 10 the wounded they fred upan
The smbuiAnoes, and even their wound
ID squitsd the Chrisian charity OF
sons " our soIdisrJ by using their remaining
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FIRE IN WEST 18Th SrRxEr.-About one
:. s,Sn,zh, and snTaraias.4Sa.xA discov-
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GszAr rhoT.-A tIot eomm CT today over
the Fashion Course, between Flora tempt, In
hsin'ss ard Bth,n Allen and mate, to wagon,
best three In Eve On the oce ,sion Il th. last
contest bstw.su thss' celebrated horses, Flora
was bestsn In the extraordinary tim, o. 2;92,
going to Wagon, 20 en- this occasion . much
superior performances may b, locked for, a. Oh,
Il nov matched 10 70 In hrnsts.
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hoard OF ALDrRNKS. Al a special m sol.
ing Of this Board, held Las. evening, Presi
dent Gsrsr IN tn, oh ,ir, the foil. wing com.
nuhlcation was received from the Mayor:
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Ths is'e,h ,evcer this mornisg s,ys We learn
that tso intelligent officers q the Ella sorth
Zcusvss arrived IN The city last nigh. ono OF
whom left Centre, Tile Iti O'Clock y. M , and
ths otbof Fsifsa Cosrt Hous, at ~ A., who
both rePot tai up TO that tins, at these re-
spec i've ponts, 10 Iscei sion forcs had Cd.
pared. A fac, which would seem suiiicisntfy
10 indicate that IL IL no part q their purpoie
70 undsi'ske auythlpg Ike an advance towards
Washinfton
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Warrington July q - Ibfor nation reached
here this m 'rniog that the CJnfo isr,ts picksta
extend to whrs TrtuR formerly enc anpcd, In
the nsighboihOod Of Falls Church.
TIE HON. ALrGED Ely NJ s,Isu.
The mott serious sppreb,nsion is still felt
TOR the Hon ALrRBD ELY who went 10 the
sat OF var "a q spectstor, and 10 be OF uss 70
the wounded In the regiment from his (Nss
Yorh) CJnRrbssiouh District. IL, 1, supposed
20 be either killed or t,ksn prisonsr.
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81 Lo'd', No., July 20 Toe Spin gd,L
(no oorreipoudsnt OF the Democrat, undo
data VI thu goth, writes a. f1llovsi
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Cen. SWrSrnr. with . forcs q 1900 msr,
stsr's today for fortyth, on the White River,
In TsLsy county.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
ITALY.

Advice from GaGta to the I'd, received via Rome,
fay that the siege continued without any incident on
eiiher side. The place replied but moderately to the
fire of the besegers, which was rather frequent on tne
lard side and was especially directed against the city
Price CaIignan had gone to Mola di Gaeta The
journey is taid to bo in connection with negotiations
ior the surreLder Of GaGta.
Ii is stated that in the Abruzzi the war has been
most sanguipsry. No quarter given or asked for An
ocinl report BY Gen. Rocca announces that confluence
and tranquility returning throughout tho whole
portion Of the Abruzzi.
The Italian elections wcre proyiog more ana more
fa voIable to the policy of Count Cavour.
Ii il stated to be Count CayOurs intention to pro-
Ioee the following four poiuts to the Italian Paria,
mcut: First, loan Of from three to five hundred
miliors of francs second declaration conferrng tue
le OF King of Italy upon Victor Emanuel third the
calling out of all the military reserve and fourth full
poweis be granted to the King for an unlimited Pc
iod.
Count Brassior de st. Simon had presented the ere.
dtntals confirming his appointment as Ambassador OF
tie King Of Prussia at Turin. -,
Sardinia bnd claimed the restoration OF the soldiers
made prisoners by the Paa Zouayes, and had arrested
The Bishop Of Saleni as hostage.
A Telegram from Berlin says Gen. La Marmora mas
reeai. div declared TO the Prnssian Government that
Sardinia fas no intention Of attacking NenetA; lie
made no other political declaration.
The General is reported to have been mlch diSS'us
fed with bis reception at the Prusslan Court