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Wdshinotos, July 17.-Se' stor LANE and
Representatives VAsDRyER, CoLFAx, vksREn
WAsHBURnK and PoRraR v.nt With tn, adj
var CO guard Of the army 70 irfax this morn.
ipR, and returned at nine o'clock p. M.
Thsy report that the skirmishsrs reached Fair.
fan at 11.30 tedsy, aud the sdvancs guard en-
tered the villsge exactly at noon. Trees had
bean fsllsd across the road In thres poi alta 70
obstruct the march, but thy proved feeble
impsdimenis.
Half mile this sid. Of Fairfax an .mbauk-
msnt had bean scross the road, q half mile
In length. with smbrsssurei for four or Eve
guns and sand bag projections, but no guns
were mounted. The pick.ts this sids Of Fair.
fax retired this morning about an hour only,
before the head Of the cOlumn came in sight,
leaving ths train bags out Of which tosir
horses were fed, and the federal troops fed
their grain 70 their owa horses. They left,
beef shoyelS spades, tcos and camp futhiturs
behir d them In their haste.
The entry Of the FEDERAL troops into Fairfax
II said BY these gentle men 20 have been in.
ipirltiDg beyoni description. The m ain stre,t
was tilled ~ far ss the eye ,uli see With the
soldiefy, mar.hing with fxsd bayons,s and
loaded guos cheering for the Uaion, and the
bands play ing the ''St,r sp,ngled d IN ier 4"
As ICON n the COCO infantry in the cOlu mn
had passed the cavalry which were Ia the rs1r
the artillery bting IN front, dashed through
stsa They folio wsd them four miles to gard
Cen'rsviDe, but the Rreat bsa. proven ling .
forced march Of the infantry, they r,tarned.
II Is nnderst cd that Centreyil1s Is to be de-
Tended by the ConfedsrAtes, and that Gen. Nc.
DowSLL viii march On II tomorrow.
Ths other columns Of the advancing army
are north and south Of Fshfax.
few buildings were burned by tho FEDERAL
troops mile beyond Fairfax on account Of a
runner that q soldier had been nret on By
them. Nc buildings bal b sen burn.d at Fair
fax. although the soldiers In the FIRST flush OF
excitement bad s6zsd msny things in and
about the houses, most Of which wsre deserted
by their owners. Gen. MoD JwkLL was,
however placing guards ali over town. Coz.
MANSION, Of ths New Hsmp.hirs "a, placed
q guard arourd the Court House buildlng a,
sson as he entered the town.
The column which occupied Fairfax was
composed Of two brigsdes uuder Coils. POI rKR
and DuRrsrDK, aod contained two batteries OF
flying artillery, the two Rhode Island rsgi :.
msnts. the New H,mplhirs I'd regiment, the
New York 8th and list eight com paniss Of
regular soldiers, Eve companies Of cavalry,
and perhaps ore or two other regiments.
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General PnitnInnn.

Major Gen. RoBERr PATTERSON was born
In Ire land In 1892, and smigrated TO this coun-
Try when quite young, taking up his ssods in
PhilAdsl PhiA. He received q collegiate sduca-
ton and early manifested military inclina.
tons After graduating at college, he was Ap-
pointed First Lieutenant In the 22d Rss imsnt
ofiegs'ar U s. Iufastry, in April 1918, he was
transferred ioths 32d Ihfantry; appointed ASS
i,tAnt Deputy QIartsrDastsf General (~ith
the rank Of csptain) January, 1918, and Cap
tain.in-lire, 1914, aud th,reapon rsllnquished
rank in the STAFF. lie retired from the army
In the same year, upon the dish Indmsnt of his
regiment. lie subsequently followed the pro
feeslon Of the Law In his adopted city, and for
many years was connected with the military of
Philadslphia. In 1877 he wa, appointed Ma
lor General Of volunteers. and proceeded 10
Mexico and assumed command Of his division,
lie vas actively engaged In the siege Of Vera
Cruz. but shortly A'terward his health failed
Al he returned to the United atss, asd was
therefore unable TO take part In the we'll con-
tssted battles in the upper part Of Mexico,
Which crowned the American arms with glory
nd cosquese Cd peace.
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The Great Advance.


| UdsAm9ton, Jhfy 1.-THE Star this after.
noou says IN r,Istlon TO the army under COM
mspu OF Dsn' MCDOWELL. now advancing In
TO ''rs ma
TnE ENiRkM. RIoHr..
me e9lumn on tns extreme right Is COM
msnu'u " uene,M huSrhRi the right centre
S1iuWn Oy u'n' TYLER Toat insists Of the
!opo"pR excellent troops, VIZ: the Maine I'd,
40 ~ ~; "a, ana o. connecticut regiments un
gel Stl' hEfsi the Mes YORK "a, and LIST aud
90 Vhio regiments un1er Brig. Gen: ScHEscK;
a. Ia, w;sno,sSa IT.u, ostu anu tyIn, and
CopAs nrobsSin liz S,, uauei Ho'; ook,
states Iiobt Rs,,.,v ard a. .;s ~ n ~
Nav YoIk Stb ana ds,.shnP. ". ' as
United States Cavalry unjer Captain UIppT
SON and Lieut.. ToMPKIss. Gen. TYLERs
column bivouaoked last night in and around
Vienns, four snd half miles from Fairfax
Conrt Honse.
TEE LEFT CENTER.
Col. MILES, u. 8. A, commands the left
center column and among other crack troops
mas more man z9pv Regulars lie probably
ts,ssv a,a;roon =" neL yso-
m The Court Uon.s ~, -'h sVe mies
OF An. tSson. form;rs NJ. noIa Por.lon
hours cro.sipg n .iIas's Cro.. 'p aan we Two
Afternoon. 70 ,sls ~ in,o,.a.Io s yesver1y
iumbiS 18th the Ii,tl. Biy.s Turn,; ~ tho 70
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Cen..Ico.ent Of Harvard COLLEGE.

Boston, July 1.-The commencement at
Harvard College today attrActe5. as usual,
may distins uished citizens ard large thronR
Of interested spectators, to witness the exsr.
ciseS. Gov ASpREw, and other state officers.
were escorted TO Cambria &c by the hLauc srs. "
One hundred and ten applicants have been
accepted for the comtg term.
The following are u . Honorary degrees con.
ferrsd:
Doctors Of Laws-JoHN ALBIos ANDREW,
Governor IT MAsaachusetti; Ii. Gen. WIZ
FIELD eCorr, Of WMhipgton.
Doctors Of Divinity Rev. Il. BALcH HACK.
EFT, Professor In the Newton Tn, oloRic Al In
sihuiioni Rsy: Jos. CuMMtnas President Of
the Wesleyan University, Middlstown, Conn
Rev. CIaUs HAMLn, Cjnstsntinople, Turkey
Right Rev. JOHN Bernard FIrzPArRIoK,
boston.
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From G.,. Pa,,.,...,. UoIu-..

Bythr nh, Ia, Moaddy Erening.-SAx.
UBLJ BRA, the correspondent OF the A. )ciated
Press has bsen honorab'y discharged.
Ths cray mCy'd on Monday morning 25 900
strong for Winchester, epcsmping on II INK ,r
Hill on mondsy night viii Ii they took poss g
sion Of after slight ikirmish with a troop Of
Iebsl cavalry, routing them and srres,iug two.
The march will be rssu med on Tuesday morn
ing. and thsy will encamp In the vicinity Of
Winchesssr the same night. Cen. PArrK ssos
ana staff LETT NJ .rtinsburg on Monday with
III. tlooJs. Ths Let Penpsylvanis is guarding
Ms'tinsburg, and two regiments Of the Penn
sylvania reserve are now moving towards VIII
Transport. Thus the experienced troops will
be thrown to the front.
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uiy, 70 ssrvs ali sutpo-as; ths. ths SPEAKER bs
authorised and dirsotsc 70 issus subp0uss o, NE
rtqus-s Of sbs Comnni,ses, - In eases duSi.r ne
ssraon Of Copere-s,
NJ. KuIooo, Of Ilibsis, opposed The exisnsicn
Of isquiry, which could b, suthoris, u o.ly ~
ssEunptiop ,hs, souosshing h wrong. Ne v.s ~
dispo-sd 70 es.,biish n sfviscsy .rd coutronfns
board In es " have sishs ins>s.d Of ons hsr1s q
department II, bslisvvd NE s,orss.y " war
Va. hi,hfully and hsoes,ly ,sss,dirg 70 The dudes
Of his high md responsible ofss.
Me-. Hoaxir aid the resolution fnpiisd no cen
sure Of shs Ad ninis,rssos.
M. DA-rs tu..e }, - . member Of NE oousis-
~, said khsa he would nos shield any inprcpsf
trsnsaeton, wheshsr OF this or arg cthsr Adn,nis'
trsdcn. The toupsry II fall Of rrraors Of frsud
snd cosrupsien, end hsEos ~ inves,igsaou wa- re-
qoirsd. II the Houss baisvs Tie Commissss Will
no, abuss thdr powers. the resoi6ton oushi 70 be
posed.
Mr.. EuwAEps IN n vss opposed 70 the resolu-
bop, end 3, the Obj %, for which ths Con mi ase
WIS raised. II wold be be,ter 70 val, uuul sows
su,hsu,io or iesponsbls charge, were msd,, be'ore
suoh IL quir'ss should b. uads.
Mr. KnIooo uI., sssis urged his ohsyisu N
The rssoluie-, on The ground ths, ,h,r, were no
spsc 40 obsrp,s.
Nc vlr wIcE m " raid there wss spsGhc
ehsrs's a Maud By ntrsc,ors H uod'rst pod,
wsbo u, douNA, 'ha within Two short motths, ,hsrs
hiss bean 80. OF putdsr, which for sudsoity
and wick, ,e.s had never been surpassed. Ia this
&C Ion he referred 70 The Of pay fr beat
ha,s, &C. He charged no dsp.i tmsni with cowpb-
cl'y, bu, hs did s,y there were men who had
taken sdvspt'ys Of the nscsssi'y Of VI, times snd
plunSered the treasury. Tsks the o,ss Of the
seamboes Csislins, no, worth more thsn 70 or ,su
thousand dollars, shs wss ohrbsred FOL Ven thou
s.sd dollars month. sDd nny Thousand dollsrr
was 70 ~ paid for her In the even, Of her dsssruo
don He would tell ,hs Houis and ths country
,h., The War DJpI,mn, desied IN sIaminsnop
Into This af.ir.
Mr. KELLOGG, q !iuoi., moved 4, Icy the rsso'
lu,iou on the sbls.
The mouou Val dis'gistd % By ~ sg,ins,7T.
The resolution WIS ,hsn adopted by ys,s, 81
| psyL -.
This Bouss ,hsu wen, into ImuiWe Of On,
| whole on ,hs bill 70 provids Increased rsvsnu,
from imports, W p.y Vi, in,erss, the pusio dsb
aud for c'her pup -ss.
Mr.. YAIAtrGuAH (oii) thsrei Q subahtu,s
| namely T. pvts che Tsnn Acs u 1851, snd 'aS
articles the nee List there n ten pr o,n,uu.wiih
the exception Of ,e', otfies, sLd has srma H'
briefly sdvccs,sd his proposition.
NJ. srxvESs tPsnn opposed the substitute. Ia
rsistIon 70 The u,iss ,sa and o. Zee, proposed
In the bill uodsr consideration, shsy would mol b
oonstpu'd beyond the sxigepcy which now de
msnds ,h,m.
Mr.. Covoun penn opposed the t.I on sugar
oobtesd ding, from the amount on hsad, III, Govern.
mena weud derive Isvsnus ,hsr,hom ,hs pre-
nsnt year and th A aha holdsrs th am a - ooid
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DEATHS.

InhopPI In gBssstIyn. % gp..d.y morning Is.s
II days.
o. H., are rsspssfniy Invited 70 stisuS a. t, y;
on Thsrsdsy afternoon, isss int Al Q O'Clock. su1
ss ss Of AZ s.s 50 Ti. 4 .s.s
papers please copy.
u.,s, A A,,. on wesns,cay, IN q.
nIssitt we OF hr. Patrick Coleman. In the 80
The fier d. ard aegu,intancss Of the family, ana
those q her brother, Mr. Tn mas Lynch aod NJ ~
Tc.p.ctiaiy ,sSass Cd 70 st.spS Der fSnsssi. a.
.eqe s MsIno S i ~ ,n Osloct %
CoUoRAN-on Tus,dsy evening. Anre N. oo-
Agar. ard 10 montbs.
niiv iaYitsz ~ .ttsnH ~ t, s ~ s,pse,
es;I si,sncoH At o'clock, from her late rssld.oO,
Cullen. oplS daughter OF Thomas and anne Guile
Tne relative ana friend. Of Nh. family. ana ,,o.
~ R ser sness SoaS hgd nssse tssn Ass jane.
Al ociooi from tba r.Iasnca ~ he, ns,.s ~
Ess, sOth a. iSl
CuRRhN-At her late rssidence, 0 Thirty arst g
The restiyss 40 frie ids q the Family AT rcspss
folly invited 2 Attend tbs tsrsrL, this trhqnsd.I
yitatiou. ia
samuel EsT.s iue'oAS' io 's" Ann D. VIC
Tie frsnds ana relative. az IN. family ar, ,r,,..
u Attend the fsnsrsl On Tn. r.d.v .O,,-s.. ~
inst n a oscoct fran, me E.norisI n, 80 lSt
Hsmmend Al ana Wsvspiy Pie o.
FrTzGIRILp-op Tuesday. 10Th inst Ann.
vi6ow o. the late JAN &c ti,Eeerald, AGED 70 yeank
Nsiy,tv " "a VII ~, aa ~ 20 me In s, o. 70
mosTsnins' st9 o'clo * whtre R.quiem Mas VIM
Csiss ior r rns eoess oi ner sou' sna n tnonee
Imii " III inen y sM ne friend. o. IN
thn s ~ respectfully invited 70 attend, without Ia
WV "o00' Hs
PHsgAS On the 11th init John Feehas. q ast,l
o. ne ps,th o. kosyoey, Couniy TipPerArI, In
IL. sts,,a 80 ~ III ~ o. sss H..
u attend the funeral IN. Irbn5.sssp ss,sw n.
ins, at o'cincf, fTom his iaie re,idenos isi "a,
I,It q, without fuItht Invitation la
u.N>.u r.,-,- -, 4
.nhNNhN..SA'h Hannah youngest dsught
q psNld ana OathArine HAnnan, sEed m aths an
lSaAys
me nsnds and eequAintanoes Of ths family a
ne,pee1 mvitse % attend ne funeral this crhur
res d. nco OF hsr parents 900 E.st iltb 4 nys pa
uons,,.y c'., '''
ls year, msnths ana 2l days Ase
Her relatives ana friends aru respectfully invita-
attend the funeral this tThursdAyl afternoon- ia
inst nom Tie brookiyn City Hospital. l42
sECOR-On w.dpesdar, N7th int of .o.,.u,. uti..N
Rs.evelt @ Bscor, aged a. ysns
The friends ana relatives OF the family ar, r,...
fully invited 10 attend the flnerai on FTid.v 40
noon. 18th Inst at TX O'clock from Ia lsta rsIdso
82T Madiscn at
sr.pps n
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CITY NEWS.

UNION DEFESsx COMMITTEE. NO meeting
Of this Committee was held yesterday, bat a
full report Of .their various expenditures
Is In active Preparation. Yesterday morning
their rooms were visited by numbers OF females,
seeking relief, but failed to recsivs 1t for want
offunds. As the Common Council As jast APP
prOpriated $500. 900. for these distressed wo-
men, lot us hope that the sad nsosssitiss Of the
i'milie' Of our patriotic volunteers will soon DO
relieved.
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POSTSCRIPT.
0fhoial Dispatch from General
Mcdowell,

Rasliaeton, July 17.-Th following dis
patch was tonight received at HsAdqusrtsrs Of
the Army.
FArRyAx oounr HousE, Jsly 17Ih, 1861.
To Col. X. ID. TosssKsD.
Headquarters Of the Army.
We hsvs occupisd FsiTsx Court House snd
driven the snsmy 10 gard C,ntrsvills and Man.
ssss- We have an ofhcsr and thres msn slight.
y wounded. The snsmys hlghts wAs 70 pre-
c.pitsted that he lsft In our hands q quantity
O. Hour, hesh bed, eptrsncsiug tool, ,spitsI
furniture and bsggsgs.
sndssvored % pcrsus beyond Csntrsyin.
Most rsspsctfullv,
LAWS Mcdowell, Big, Gsnl.
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GrnMASs PRnrARrpo rc Receive rmuz
RRuEDs YRoN TIE WAITE Germsss q
the city are preparing TO receive the 9th and
9Th Rsgimsnts, n. Y. Militia on thsir return
from the sat Of war. The friends and ex-
member, Of N. esh met at the ArnOsy, Csntrs
Muhst, Lat evening 10 msks arrangements
Thoss q the 18th ar. organizing boys zOusvs
Corps, composed Of the sons Of thcss serving
In thu regiment. Ths youths viii carry khsp-
ssoks and muskst, and act ss sseort 70 the 9th
en- THAR arrival hsae.
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WoHrHr OF IMATeS.-It viii DO seen
by our advertising columns, that large
amount of money (els.OOo), has been stolen
from the North Star, one of the ships Of the
Atlantic and Pacific SIS. Co. As soon as this
loss became kncxn, Mr.. VANDHRBur, who
owns controlling interest in the Company.
at once cSme forward and paid the fuu amount
Of the stolen monty to the claimants. Such
prOmptitude in these days OF shilly-shAlly and
dishonesty is deserving Of sspeciAl and hOnOrA-
bic mention,
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A Brush at Bunker Hill.

Philadelphia July 1.-THE Inquirer has
letter from Bunker Hill In relation TO the
advance Of the oolumA Of Gen. PArrKasos TO
that point on Monday. ToMPKIN,, OF the
dred Of the rebel cavalry, under Col. STEWART,
charged the 23i nnfylvsniA regiment, NOT
SEEING the battery, which opsnsd upon them,
and broke their charge. The rsbsis quickly
retrsaet pur ued by c u. THOMAS Of the Regu-
lar cavalry. One captain and a private was
captured
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The Priyatser auuter.

Philadelphia, Ja,y 1.-THE Memphis Ara
fancbe OF the 18Th inst, has . story that the
Iflva'eer Sumter had entered Bsrwick BAY,
bringing 30 coo Enfield rifles and number OF
fihed cannon taken fr' m an English ship
bound to New Orl,a'p, which had bean ordered
away from Bslizs by the blockadiug squadron,
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To the Editor Of ne NJ y. sm. la cor
sequence Of death In my family, I shJl
not lsevs for the seat Of war uril the 2tth
csivsd 40 Havsloeks from Mrs. C.-K,aKLASD
II Hsvslooks from Ms. Q. ". FmtD, 70
Hsvsloeks and . box Of conserved currants
and half do~sn shirts from unknown putiss.
JONI W. TIRMER
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MILITARY,

New Serh, JAY 18th, IS81.-yhs Rxsap,
Y. ~, arc rep ctfuily invit . t. ate ID usst
f.n Ttunaay eve, leg, jay 18th Of o'clock. a
hilenb and WstnbeTger's, 1853 Hear a., 10 form
PR per arrangements for the reception Of The Iift
Begimest, on th-,r return n IN The sest Of var
LER, Sec. pro tenn. jylT As'iis
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From western yirxfnin,

-Rd'peys Ferry, July 17.-CL KNLY's NJ .ry-
land rsgim ,ut Il GU irding tbs canal n Jm vii.
liAn's Point to Harpct's Ferry
party OF 81 Union men from L1udon
County, forded the river ct PIiat of Rocks
today; ticking protection from forced en-
listment 10 the ConfedsiAts army. More than
100 have crossed Within tn, past few days.
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vsy o. Harrisburg, instead o. by the direct
reu,s always Travelled BY men Of business :
Mr.. I.iNooLS should look well 70 the rspue-
ton Of bis AdninistratioD, and sn1savor ~
l.a., 10 80 that his War Department. dos net
,uffsr morally In compsssco with the manage
r,.nt und.r Mr. FDeID.
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Cincinnati, July II Friday night dstacL-
rent OF three omDanies Of Col. WooDRurF's
% Kentucky Regiment attacked GOO rebsls,
hstwesn Mad River and Barbourvllle, on the
kanawha River, completely routing them.-
len or twelve reb.ls were killed, and number
wounded. The Kentuckians had one killed.
Cen; Coxs brigade was rapidly moving up
the Kar awha.
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Sixth REolhESr n. Y. STATE TAoors.--
FAmri's OF the members Of companies A, b,
c, d and Z, can have relief today, July 10
end companies Y, G. II, / and K on Friday.
July 10, from to5 P N at the Board Of OH
GERS rooms, ever Centre Market, by II. N
CAMr. GkoHox Dxos; Jr., G. n. PanILrs
9th Regiment Rsllsf COMMITTEES.
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The Secretary 81 war aAd lho Haiiro ads.
A fa,thtul support Of the Administration 10
the prosecution Of the present war does not 70.
qutre M 70 excuse or cover up the faalts and
wong dsiDgI Of any public officer. Mr..
CASnkoH IL the 3. crstary Of War, and as such,
is charged with many important duties which
he has thus far performed with energy a1d
prompiness, and to the general satisfaction Of
the American people. Bat MI. CAMERON 10
also q titiz'n OF Penn sylvaniA, and said TO DO
interested LARGELY in some Of the railroads Of
that great commonwealth. The Northern
Central" connecting Harrisburg and Bald-
more is one Of the roads which Is supp osed to 10
partly HlS p oper,y, and wIieh 10 known TO DO
mush In favor Of the War Department. BY
way Of the Central Railroad Of New Jersey
connection is made between Harrisburg AID
NeW York, and tols,qu,ntly between New
York and Washington. This through route Is
sens ssvsaty Ave or eighty miles longer than
the direct mail route by way Of Philadslphis,
Is not nearly as we'll u2pnsd with passenger
cara and other Accom- modatiors, and requires
considerable more time for the transit. Yet,
strargs TO say. By the express order of Secretary
Cameron. volunteers going forward from New
York ale SAINT by this circuisous route, Inste,d
Of BY the more direct line which people who
travel at their own volition invariably select.
except occasionally, when the capacity OF the
kreightsnd bsggag, cars via Harrisburg, are
0vertaxsd.
Mr.. CAMERoS's predecessor wss JOHN b.
FLOYD, Whole corrupt management Of the AZ
fairs Of his department has branded him with
infamy, and will 90 down In history a per.
Pstual disgrAes to the AdministratiOn with
which he was officially connected. It wa,
hoped for Mr.. LmooLs that he would be more
fortunate In his selection Unconstitutional advi-
ssrS' and although Mr.. CASIEnoA's reputation
was not IS far above suspicion ss the people
would have desired, 1t was hardly expectsd
that he would openly use the INF aoucs and su
thority Of his ofheiL position TO benefit his
own railway stocks, At the expense Of the com,
fort Of the patriotic volunteers who are going
forward TO SIGHT the battles Of their country,
Yet, what other or better construction can W.
pat upon the facts we have stated above !
Why should the Secretary Of War Issue an i'm
psraiiys order that the volunteer troops should
BE- sat from New YoIk to Washington by tts
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING.

To b go 4 al hoars the Vondsrfai ana s1sr.or
iSSs LIVING M!HAorH asfzeLY bs2.
iou1siaL d1RDEN. sits 4. n: sry Sis e SSaH
river and ooesn water. Allied With Hytns fsh d.
sHAKEss wax FIGBRl8 LIVikd snkL. a
nsst stmitlion othsr suriositf. IRON ever suAr,,
Iani~iOats an 70 "a, sAIiassa .aaar la. u :
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Interesting from Richmond.
STATE o. AsPAIRs rHssK.

,Inssoepssd yny - eenilsmsn o. tnas
~ ~ n'eemVno % sns ~ mt. 49,
s 80 1870 - s my ny LsPcv tas. - ~
-s-p,. y" n ~, - -. -. ...s
cni. H.. N AK ,,nccs !, R,shssens 40
thsrs wsrs several f,Ytifisd cam "A com mandinc
Ii. spproseh,s with heavy bsitsri.. inolud,nS
one b,iov Rookstt Of az noundsrs ana an M
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Boston, July 1.-The brig Amy Warwick,
from Rio Jtnsiro via HAMPTON X ada with a
cargo Of coffee, h,s arrived in the bay. She
Was captured by the steamer Q iaksr CITY,
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Board or Exonn The Excise Commits
siooers met yesterday end granted SO licenses
81 $50 each
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Tao Graud hIoyem,us

Philadelphia, July H. A letter from Mar
unAburg dated l4ih says that Gen. PArrER-
SON was moving on Winchester by two differ
emit routes.
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OuR Dispatches this morning will excite the
tespest intsrsst among all clsss,s OF our citi-
z,na. Our grand Union Army has at last re-
ceivsd orders to advance against the most
strongly fortified positions Of the robes in East
srn VII Kiris. TSssruPgls with the rebel hosts
who have chosen virgioia as the chief theatre
for the display OF ihsir power, has n,w begun
In earnest The result will be awaited with
the most intsnfe anxiety. We shall not enter
into any speculstions nor initiate the example
OF oontsmpOI aries who have q marvellous fac
ulty for planning campaigns and sho wing how
great vic.ories csn be won. We leave the con.
duct Of the campaign in Eastern Virgiaia to
Lieut. General ScorT, and the officers and men
under his command.
One thirg we are sure Of the rebel forcss
will be driven out Of virginiL II the troops
already In the field should not DO equal to the
talk We will sen one hundred thousand more
men 10 assist them. Toe u atom msn OF the
Union states know no such word a. "fail" in
this contest. But we have every confidence in
the troops now marching for ward with pat
riotie euthusiun to redeem their country
from the curse Of treason and we exp,ct that
they will do in Eastern Virginia, what III.
gallant MoCLKLLAS and his heroic command
have done In the W.stern division Of the state
utterly rCut The rebels.