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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17

Die lnter;eihnrtrl. trnten Die NufmerfIamtei
BON g1isberperfaufern auf ibr Eager BON @rcceo
rir5, NruYiiiont, Mebt, Gjaarrsu, &nutabat uuc
%ionItiuc 9lrtifel, rir aemGGIlidn in einem rcrarti,
aen Wvp!eiale>0 eihGit 9efIbrt werben. Selon.
bers madden le auf ihr reihes Scin. unb 9iauor.
Eager aufmtrtiam. @re biele Waarcn nurpen
auf nGrplihrn WGrtten unO m%cifeu6 fir Saar
aetauit, mrs6alb mir Bel pinttlideu SelaGtern
Ill du6erlt biuiaeu Yrciien oerfaufen tGnnen. =
Die con ms ais dht saranttrtrn Srancies unS
9Seine fino eiaene SSSmpurtdtiun, unD meoer ae-
mi16t, nod nit 3uiGben i6drliher Stofe per.
Cbcn, nte oieies bet brn int 9terrtn gefauften
Waaren nur Al oft Der 6ai 1T. Der beribnte
,W. Waadce's Yure Mountatr Dem" gB9isfsp,
BON DEM mir tie einSissn Serfaufer finn. wirr
an 9ebalt unb @iite pom fcutsm inner6nlb Del
Scr. Staaten aebrannten Wbistep iibertrcfrn
Infer Eager beltebt auberoem nod aus:
1000 6a6 srtra unc i~upsrTne Me9l, unter De.
nen Die pom Sadern 9efubteu Scrten Wtp.
Srleane, YcrtO Siiec unp @uba 3uder uno $40.
IaIes 500 Sag Gut 9cof, &ruI6ep, Yrpoerrc
unp 8aEe,3ufer; 100 Silien 16ee; 800 Sifsu
Seife uno Qihter {; SO. l uno Nc. 3 Miadefe.
unp 6eriR9e fiIhe quite @oiGen Butter, BON
Der mir pGtentli6 Senbungen etGal!en QarS.
Baecn Sicee, 6ams, Sbculrers uno Sreals
Sal;, Stdrte, gsaf powber, 9smablsRru &afe
unC 9fefer; Yeiffen, Seien. Gimsr uno ale Die
i%cnItisen Nrtitel, bic in eiuer Grocery sew5bnli&
Oerlan9t ruerben.
6erner: SO. @aGaee's Vure Wountain Dew
Bbisfsp, 8i&arSicn's, Suecaloofa. Slods. Snun
bas Electromagnetic une 8setifisD WbisfeY 20t
6a6 franIcflhen Brandy, bort, Wabeira, Sber.
rn, Slaret unb @bampaar g8ein giper, Som.
nam SranOp, Sin, RunI. apple SraneY unr aGr
Qrtsn Qiaupr5. y"
90 nj. gBdIIaLe @56ns,
Ode Der 14ttn uno Carr Stro5
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17
WirtbCbatIs Gr6funnn

Der unterIei6uets erlautt lih einem acebrten
puslttum Die @nseiSe gu MAIDEN, eae er Spii6sn
Der .. nno T.. Stra6e elneu 2ascrtiers Salon er-
oUnet bat. Gs iptrp Sus Setrebcn %pslIelben Ieiu,
pets MUIR ole teitsn @strdnfe 3u baItsn uno purd
aufnhertiame uno frsunplt6c Sepienuna eieicni-
gen, 'relhe ibn bsiuhcn, ben turirn 4ufcnttalt
IN Isinem frsunpli4cn rnp fa1lcn 9ptaIe anac,
nebH, an mdu n.
8ttmcnS, 20. Sutt 1860.
Sobu 0crbtd, Olaf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17
Sir0ioti0 Sits.

Gtne ncue s abrtt~ urb
Stapt am 81 MON 0prfpIf
Dem csntrnlIten nnO beittn @ee6afsn Der Enion
Sim Strttnismngspunfts Der srpetn peitltd,r Ncrf,If. rnS
petersburg. Gtlenbohn uno Der arpssn fubIif n Co."
uao Nc~GRoiesG tlenbahn, iDpte bts gurbsGorplina SS;Sf,
nale uno otS ebeieptate unb @I6emarIe 0omrfISiFS9noi
9ht per Slnheulette eteles berrIifen SofrS mn omI re-
9rroBte garNegorp Der S%ereinieten Staatsn f6 6e6nStt ~
ptr 9ruilofn mr. unlere neue 6abIits une SonStIa< G,,h4
Iait elnsr ofeI N'eilen lansen 5af.nfrrnt, beren Qoo, ina
9tci@en IN Anltrtta ntdbt pieoer fnbtt. Ole orSsrsn 81
otses uno Srlc9sidiIe, nit @tnIbluB Der .Gjrsot Go(t I'm ~
Lenhei oU unltrem Stiet9runbe vol aeloSeu an. unS a..
1eeeea: S9S Slpo Ut bod 9eeeen, nit autem SriufmoG,v
afo luBenl gSallsv flr Tabrifipede REBELLION perirSsn. Sos
elmia TT nltlet, 9sluHe uno erfrif5enb. @I,S Sis,s otf,St
Inherent Staetseoiete stnen SOriae aessn Die Qaa. orSsr,r
lin Die Stabt f6nsl aufubaucn, Ioaen III, ,rft,u 2ooA
Sanplaee auBtrlt bilIig af Subitriptipn prfouft mrrb,n ~
oO ps i45 2olIare, IL nad] Gage unb 9luspoSI' ;aSIbsr rs ~
. Dollars Der Monat. S"s''" MI
Or er0Bie 5bsil Der rtinsn ginua6 ne fol ,ur @uIoo, mar
1arTatsn uno GIN anoerer 3betl CUR @nlase Der StrosrR s,r~
Cine G%Cmpaanie sur grri6tuns BON aqttif,u in g;roi,i,
Sli9 nIi ttnsr ba'bm Netatpn DOlars 1T Fsrsits .orIihii6
Die NuN fnbrun9 Dat I&Un beaonnen.
Die srItsn lbeilnsbmer baden bic orEster
9ortbeile. s'b""
Bur Grttsi;uas jebu nd9rfn grsfunft. s1,r,Sr,;4r..
BON 6arten uno gampbltts, iDWis ,ur 9uSfrrtio,Ino ~
9%srtiffattR Wtc grbe6uns Der mpnStlintn 9sirrSo. - pua
"h''lts"P"sN 0oeh' =. ". Strtder
Ne. 3 0jain . StIGa,.
Maent fur &idmuus.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17
@efbdftss9 tnseiacm.

Osm 9eebrten 9ublifum erIaubeu MIR uns
hermit bic ersebsnie @n;eiae iu MAIDEN, Bog MIR
t%nItren Sin.Stprr mad unf.rtm neutn unb oe.
'dumi9cn SouGt Ne. 1873 Srcapaross ,pilG.u
Ger 5. uno g.. prrIegt boben.
Sur as inns biebcr sslGenfte 3utrauen tsGtns
%eantenO, %erIaubeu mir uns, nu6 fstE.7 I'm pas.
ielte 3u bitten.
sGir futren teltdroie :tn rsi6toItiaeS Qoa,r
1uer Scrtrn Sefcn, SIc@.paaren uno alsr on.
'cren in unler @cIo ift f6Iasenoe Nrtifel, [,
mir, oa mir MUIR fir Soor %taufen, gu ben siGte5
ltrn 9reiien ~perfaulen t6nnen.
Sas Dedcn Der 5Gulcr, lcrpte 8e7a-nturtn
ltper @rt werOen ifneu, gut urp ttaioff beforat.
5~p1+kn" n~N
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17

9. Gm99cnbeimcr
Supporter BON rrutiden II. fran;5fiAen 8einen
uno Srdnpits.
unb'
Havana x Domestic Ciga,s,
9iH. llS 6runtIiultr :, swil6en Der IA. IL. 10,
nabe @cScru6rRr.
Doe Seutite gubIttunl, insbciOnbtre attr @ieSersr. rauFer
nno bic 5erren 9Strtbc, pcrben onf biGts net crrif lee
lDtplelale 0titdft aufmcrtfam stnaGt uu6 erIuht. bic 55fIf
prsitmtrotSen gea0ren bteIes ntuen gGabIiTrmcntS IN ycrfr.
hen. lbe ie in onberer bietaen cher n6rblt6en SSuIsrt ibre
Gintlufs naden. Inter @notrsn Yerbienen fOlsenos glrtiid
5elenoerS bier errpdbut unb tsrvOrssbO5en III iperben:
6rniOiIhe Sronoies uuo Ncttnrinr,
Gbnmpa8usr IaG, Surten),
H9etns unp MlOII @rtne,
ollie Sprten 06isfcy. Gin.
9eada rnb &pple-Branbs.
Nue Scrten Giqr,ure (@OrptaI5), als: SammeI
Nnts, NtIpntb, CURACAO &c. &c.
Nue Sorten 6apana :nC Ocmefie Cigars al
tsrem 9reiir, FDn6tnr9 Sauta6at, ale Sprten
8auGtabot, Suroines &c. &C.
I'm f,truoIitru 3aiprnb S.0uooeu6.ir.~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17

singers neue SamiIieurWafhine.
lin unitre beftsu BamiIsns9 offinrn in ZEN 9s,,i5, mn,,
~ brinstn. baben mir ben Ore : fmr %OitIeIben. 9nhifob,n n
Vetr GLaneptris Stuttles9Raf&ne, ia6n p|eritr aui 0IufS
zig 9ouors berabetistt. oN"r-
Sin9er's 30. l uno Q @tonOarp Sbuttr.
Nafhinen.
Seibe Trten befer Ra'bine ino ftbr in Nnbfro,, fa-
ben 8anttIter> uno SobritIebrouf. die Qrrife berfsIbsn GrS
btrobBtlest, relr. SN1 $l35 unb $3.50 auf 800 NM s1ON
Siuaer's No. 3 STANDARD Sbuttle. o,hiu.
Sur g8oaen. 6~a6rifautsn unb f&psre Qtberar5eit 0,r,:.
cOmpIet., 1925. S"S'
8erner, INT uniere 0tlte ~pOuitdnbis Al maiden. .in, ,rs
ytalhtne, hauptd@lth gu GabrifatiOns ipefe aeeiortt, Bic ~ -
rdulbIee uno lhnelI arbeitct unb iebe grt ron MrS,,it nnss
tIbren lam. 9rtis %otrlelben, ns6lt etIernem G;eiteg mn
ShiehlaSe. $40, pelbee biQtaer in, ale fIr ir1s"S ~; u
Molbine Spn aleimer Site oe;ohlt fptro. "S"' ''''
Nls SiuSer'lhen &afhtnen MAIDEN ben + a interI,1,n
Stth Nit Spet Gaoen, rpeltes Der 6efannt btife St,I -
Seoermonn, OR bte bette 8enntniB iber 0ibm1rhins1 ;mr:s
@l9emeinen, uber oeren 0r6Be, @rbeit5fdbiafrit ITri;s ~ ~
trbalten nil, I9reibe fur elm Gremplar BON =. IN S;n:tr
uno Go'e @aiette," cine f66n %ilufrirte 2eitlm3. b.. IN.
gratis ~iu9sauot per6en tpirb. WI"
Naoeln, 3mirn, SaumwrGenaarn uub Spih.
NIB ale gum Iebrau6 elmer 36snaitife uptstr,nh;oc, "a !.
~9erltdnbe ttno Bel llnterjeihnetem in aroser NIuernIkl ,ug :,
Ben. Gin ~9eidtditr Nla16iniif trirS unIersn aTmS.rS T.;r
"@ H@ gin tm, T nnb y Sus ayff3 s5T g saI II 3 gum itssea
flbrt uno tx better @eihdfteweiIe betrteben MIR n r. - = 90.
mir aud lest, ME bieS itets fri6er Der San mn. r,$ ~ g ,nsTt
rettle Mutha9e iu erbaIGeR. 8. SD. Stnoer = '''
y. &rOtt, &gent. 240 NPainfr.. 8iS Sos II
F'l@N"l DkAAH NuAD.- M
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observation-disclosures

'f'uee @~carrinandus uno Qdssrbtsr. sEirlbitoft
Gcr unter'ciGnets GOT an Ser 17tcn Siruse
I'm NIlTmnrtt geleriter, Gin nrues Suads N
N9Grelnjs 5AuS srtflst, els CT feiuen Nrrun
fn nm Gem 9nSlium im aqgsmrincn teitnf
AmpTeblt.
in Dem Sarrcrm eieIeS .neu eine.ri6tstcr
oaulre itno itetS @etrInfe a0er Dirt anb teaei
Sudtttat gu bnten. DEFENDERS r%mpfie6i: aber cir
Slae autes eaSer.@iet
y. 0intnnt I
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17

Der Undergraduate eupTeblt h6fidt lsinsn
6rsunoen unp Dem Yu6Iifuh; ictn ausserc6utes
trilA an9eis9tes Eager nrn 9i1ucnrrn unp 81.
0orren, oirrtt imp-rtirte frans0Iifde Gctb< unp
gSeiS'Betne, Gbame l9uer, Malaao, Sberrs nm
Naceira 90eine, auer Grten Sranntreinc, 93his~
ttp's, bclono. Sin, Sum unO elm @, oEcrtirtes
Wager BON 6ooaua uuo einbeimiIGsn Gioarren
Sauptid6li6 ubcr empfebtter alien Q,etbobern
ors pursn heutlhrn Stcben1aites Ietnen 6htcu
Hleinwcin, III baten bel auen Suantitdtcr unb
tiui9en 9'reiirn.
au6 a6ten Gimturser- uuO @&wsiwr.S6Ie
Sarctncs II. {. {.
@e6tee S%eItCrirr- Bafer.
Nue SefraInsen peroen NIT Odnt smpfanaen
unc oufs 9iruttIt6fe ousgesi6rt. BircerpcrfGu.
IerH %perfdufe i6 al ccn %biIre}en DreiIen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17

Scaroers 8caroere!
Our6 uebsrna9me bee an metn QUtal on.
lrenienren ssrdumisen 8otn6ouIcs Fin i'd in
Den StnnP 9efrbt. etner, ~peiteren Gtu,abt Boar
9ers bequ'me 3immer sinri6ten su t6nnen.
9ternuf Nsfleftirsube titte th Ilsbalb bel mir
ocr5uiprr6en. s. @orrbaufeu, Qat.
(2m Neuen Wartt.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17

Nuttrn! &utern!
Nult'rn, auf iepe @rt uno N>sife ss~ffmadpcu
iuberstt't, itnO gut unO irilb neblt alien Qrteu
Don @'str6uten Iu baben bel
SrOmm u. S~tetn,.,
2Ctaf @Gts, uabs 1airRr.
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SSeme @trtbfd>nft
nnC

ga8er6ier Salon.
Dem YubItIum Die ersebeule Insetse, SaE Der
uIterSei&nrte in leinrm bnule am QlHfcn 1orft
DEM Gtihmorft se8eEilter, cine @irtblhoft nckit
vn9erbier,S alen errtttet bat, moIelbR er nh
IreHrn miro, feline 6reunpe unD oa5 Wuslitum i'm
Nu9cmeintn n'it Den belten QiesrGnTen 6eOierer
1T '"""'r Inference Miqrr
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Sim9er's
nib-Ma[hinrd

Die SrCFe uub immer mtSr
lte'9tice YOpuIaritdt spn
SIn9'r'S ~Hdbmaf&inrn
lcWoSI bier ale in europa, III
els bslt' gmvfeb uus FUR btrtn
SupsrtOrtt6l ut I ale anbtr,n
esrattt9sn Mal6htrn. Ra6mas
ld't'len hnreu frtilih aub hill.
Tiger getaufi pt1ben 20 IN okr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17

Neine nlte importirte
SsSefne, SiqmprS mnb @i9arrcm.
Die nntersifneten BADEN Elm GOmpasui, 8eI66ft er5fu,t
unter Der Girma "
M'KEEVER & BRICKEN.
unb trerpsn In i6rem Store, SO. 4 Grhouoe
6Ctel, @rarI Ctr, 8tAmcnp, ga,
fur 81. 6Olss elm itets rei&paItises Eager fabren ven inn
pprtirten uno inl6npilGen 80 49, 49,
Netnen, Siquprs unb @%;3arreu,
HurpOn 9orter, GeOtd Nle,
SarOiueS II. {. ~,
auf ucldc grttfel b%ieftlbtn bic @ufnertiamfet ibrtra rerrh.
une eeS 9eebrten 9ublitHme b%inSupeiltn lid %erlaubeTn. StnIs
lelben ober aud Su9lcih bic &eriitbCruno oe6rnb, so9 isSrr
bet un6 9tt1ufte Srtife!'ol5 dtbt saraniirt tnerSen fam ntf
nah jetem &bsIt Der Stoot frei ms 6aue, aelicfsrt S,irb
&ler. Mc8csYer, ID.
@ba5. p. 8rtden.
mo- Or. 9riden elaubt I'D (tinen ErcHnStr rio
@rjei8e III Madden, ooB CT ba5 ieiber Yn i6m ~bctricbcns
Geuer- nn9 Stpens<Serrherun9ss@r6df fOtEben pirb.
Stire Office beftnbet it6 jebt in Sm StUre Ser ScrrerI
McJtceecr II. 9rdtn, ~
w. gcrltderlnaen alter Mrt rn6 In sen kfrsn
9eltltbeftenI rcrctn biaigit baltlbt enNeoenoenpmmtn ="
9sfGen Ssrlt@trun9 (Sniurancej penNe man lid an
Or. &rtden,
gt0. 4 GrdanRe SOteI, 9earIftr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17
MONTICELLO HOTEL
Don
Gilman Gta;-I,;

We. loa Sroao=, sipIhen Der Is. unp Z. 9trase.
Dem bIr2rtiisnben gubIiflm pirSb ieIts uct ,nosriI,p,,'
pDtel 6elttne tmpfebien. Die 2Birtbl9oft CeItlbtn ifs mir Srn
9Orii9!t9ften @slrlnfen dusaeitaite.. SonltIae GrfriISurosr
ano Otlltatrlltn Ots Narttss inO ~isHer3eit III 6a6ea. Der
6e;snS e~npfoblen. "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17

Girige quite 8uarpers,
tncsn i'm Stem. Warst 6otel Der u~nter,eiHncttn
ireunoli6e 3immer uno auten gcarb.
StabelhrFrr e,GnAIer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-17

Weis- und Lager-Bier- Brauerei.
Die unteri'idnetet linp iret in ben @taul
9sisBt' bic 5erren 8irtbe unO bas asebrte YubF,
tltFt nit Wete' uup 9aacrbicr einner Sterilization.
'u ben %ttltaif'n preilen teOienen ,u f5nnen.
Srcreo per 6ab rcer Oubcub bitten mir Bel
6rn. SteinIcit at3hgebtn.
s. Siber II. @pmp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-26
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JULY e., 1861.

fee four cents tea fifteen cents and molasses five cents
With these exceptions tho bill remains the pub
lished in yesterdays Herald.
CLEARANCE OF VESSELS FOR KEY WEST.
The Treasury Department have sent the following order
to Major French, Commander Of troops at Key West, m
regard to the clearance Of vessels from Northern
that place.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June IS, 1851,
SRI have received your letter Of the 4th inst, Pkpg
behalf Of merchants and others Key West that no
restrictions may be laid in regard TO the Gle aances of
vessels at Northern ports consigned to mercl at Key
West, Florida.
The Collectors at the several Northern ports have been
authorized TO clear at their respective ports vessels
signed to merchants at Key West. Florida am, very
respectfully, S. p CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Major VIM H FRENCH, u S. A., Headquarters Of troops
at Key West Florida.
COL. LATHAM'S REGIMENT ACCEPTED.
Colonel Iatham's regiment Of horse artillery has been
accepted by the Secretary Of War; and will be mustered
into service Immediately.
Il. DELAFIELD SMITHS APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED.
Mr.. T. Delaleld Smith unanimously confirmed as
United States District Attorney for New York Tuesday
THE RETURNING REGIMENTS.
The Eighth New York left last night The Sixty ninth,
Twenty eighth Of New York, the Connecticut First and
the New Jersey First, left at noon to-day.
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Proclamation by Governor Morgan
$4,000 More Volunteers Called For.
The president Of the United States having requested
to furnish additional troops for the prompt suppress
sion Of resistance TO the constitution and the laws,
do hereby call for volunteer force Of Is 900 to
serve for three years or during the war; Such
force will DO raised pursuant to general order,
which will be issued Immediately, and which will pre-
scribe the mode of organization To the end that every
portion Of the State may have opportunity to contr
butte thereto the rendezvous will be at New York; Albany
and Elmira; the headquarters at Albany.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the prvy seal Of the State at the city Of Albany,
this twenty fifth day Of july in the year Of Lord
thousand eight hundred and sixyone.
EDWIN D. MORGAN
By order Of the Governor
LOCKWOOD L. Do1Y, Private Secretary.
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'ECAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE HERALD. !

| lsfEciAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE HERALD
| fnIIADELImA, July %, 1861
Gen. Geo p, Mcclellan commandant Of the grand army
of the Potomac left Beverly, Virginia on Tuesday morn.
ing last, and rode forty Eve miles horseback TO Graf
ton, where he took the for Wheeling lie was joined
at that place by his lady, and proceeded at Pitts
| burg, reaching this city today at three O'Clock.
On his arrival at Pittsburg he received with the
greatest ecdt by the people He conducted to the
Monongahela House and introduced to the public by Judge
shannon, who welcomed him with deafenng shouts and
the greatest enthusiasm prevailed for the time lie re-
piled TO this catering reception by few well chosen
marks tn military, fremen and citizens turned out to
meet him, ana several sautes fred in his honor
Intelligence Of his arrival pacardcd over the
town. and great crowd pressed Market ana Chestnut
streets TO the young hero About that tie
Of the great accident the Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
road arrived and feared by many that McCel
Ian had been killed. Happily however the arrival Or
the train with the favoe board dspccd such fears
and the cars which are pulled by horses from the chuy
kill into town, surrounded by wild mob cheering
yelling and climbing the platforms carriage guarded
by policemen waiting the depot Eleventh street,
and Gen Mcclellan being received in the by May
or ushcred through tho depot and the carriage
The crowd behaved very discoureously insisting shak
ing hands with the General and handling both him and
the Mayor in the toughest manner
kerr escorted the barouche, and General Mcclellan was
obliged to stand the whole route bow hat in
hand to the thousands of faces and saluatlons
He passed his boyhood in Phiadelp ba and The people
disposed to lay the whole merit Of his career TO that
fact. Instead Of greeting Scared colossal figure full
OF the marks OF campaign, they only boyisb figure
not five feet eight inches height and although
brown from exposure yet sesh and active He did not
epaulctes but the simple fatigue dress OF TN off.
cerbuc blouse, with shoulder bars, and black pants
with gold stripe.
Bouquets showerod upon him from the ladies
windows and all the bunting Chestnut and Spruce
streets was displayed
Having arrived at his brothers. dwelling, Walnut
street. near Tenth, he called to the balcony and,
spoke as follows
My FRIENDS In this time Of action II will not do
TO make useless speeches take this greeting as
intended for my brave soldiers Of Western Virginia
20 whom the whole credit OF the recent skirm.shng
in that section is due. But your aprauses assure ue
that the cause Of the government lies Lext TO your
hearts, and, remembering II, shall try 10 do better %
my new field Of labor. bid you goodby.
General Mcclellan embraced his family on returning 10
the dwelling, and at went to he'd Ig completely
out He left the city for Washington al eleven
O'Clock, escorted by the Gray reserves.
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Each ofIthe above named States furnished arms
The largest number furnished by those States eceiv
ing the smallest quota from the government indicated
above.
THE POTOMAC FLYING neutrality-suspicious. OF
TIE REBELS IN EASTERN VIRGINIA.
Several of the Potomac feet arrived the Navy Yard
aoday. Among them is the Resolute, commanded by
Lieutenant Budd This vessel has been for
days expedition Chesapeake bay and until
Aer appearance today thought she had been cap
sured by the rebels Of the Small nets or arms Of
the bay.
Important discoveries made by Lieutenant Budd
during his cre4se 1t ascerained that the rebels
organizing large forces the Eastern Shore Of Virginia
and thai large amount q provisions and army
are carried thence the bay into RappaanoG and
York rivers, and transported thence by way Of Fade
ricksburg and by the Richmcad and York River H.sL
road, 10 The rebd army the Potomac. ThesA
supplies are introduced into Accomac county By
two routes. They are brought from New York
around Piney Island into chngoeague inlet on the A.
Antic side, and from Baltimore into Poconoke river on
Chesapeake SIDE and the whole OF the lower part of
Somerset county, Maryland, in the neichborbood of
Princs Ann and the upper pat of the adjacent county
OF virainir. Aeeomac is complete meet Of
yebcls. hey said c be actually swarm.
ing there. A sage line run sseuarly from
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REBEL ACCOUNTS OF the BATTLE,
THE BATTLE AT BULBS RUN, JULY 81.
Especial despatch TO the'Louisvl.c Couricrl

NASHVILLE July %, 1901.
battle has been fought AT Manassas, commencing at
daylight Sunday. AT President Davis wed and
took command Of the Confederate army Scott commanded
the federa person The slaughter Of the cderals troops
terrific The enemy were driven back to Alexandria
The Confederate are in pursuit.
The Confederate loss in the battle at Manassas s less
than 1000 The enemy los! ten thousand killed and
wounded. Davis took command of the Coniederass Mt
noon. The only command he gave was "Forward, nv
brave co.umsl Forward" The effect was electric The
fortune of the day decided The brave fellows swep
everything before them.
LOUISVILLE, KY July 25, 1861
special despatch to the Courier dated the I'D inst
says that tho rebesEapurcd sixty three cannon twenty
FIVE thousand stand Of twelve hundred horses and
all the stores and provisions Of the Union force valued at
million Of dollars.
The despatch also states that buggy and epaule.ts
marked General Scott were also captured.
The rebel loss is reported at two hundred ard fifty
killed and Thousand wounded
The Fourth Alabama regiment suffered severely as did
Wade's Hampton Legion.
Another despatch says that the loss of the rebels rs
200o that the loss Of the Union forces s Is 600 killed
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The Eighth, Twenty-eighth, Sixty.ninth
and Seventy-frst Regiments to
Arrive in New York To-day.
PREP ARATl0NS FOR THEIR RECEPTION,
&C., &C., &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES
WASHINGTON, July rs, 1861

WASHINGTON, July rs, 1861
PROFESSOR LOVES BALLOON RECONNoIsAHCE-TuE
REBEL FORCES IN FORCE BETWEEN FAIRFAX AND
NENASSAS.
Professor Lowe had interesting nronautic voyage
Tho Virginia side yesterday morning His balloon was
tewed across the river to Arlington Heights and he pro-
ceeded with it towards the rebel lines landing about
miles outside Of lines whence he returned safely
The balloon inflated Sunday last, and
attended by guard OF twenty of Colonel Smas Pennsyl
vania regiment He started for Cenreville make an
observation at that point meeting the ugyes he waited
at point about fourteen miles from the city, and return
ed next mornn. During his trip yesterday he observed
large body of rebels at Fairfax Court House He
two hundred Of their tents in field, and there were
number of others in the adjoining wood A number of
cavalry about mile this side of the Court House.
probably at the principal b2rcade The There
regiments of infantry large body Of cay al
ry the road from Centreve to Fairfax Court Hou So
and in the vicinity of Manassas Junction the whole face
Of the country was covered with the rebel forces
THE ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
The Senate Military Committee has yet acted upon
the army appointments, which referred to them
several days ago. They waiting until the bill auho.
rzing the raising of the additional regiments reu-
lar army has been disposed Of The bill still hangs Gre
between the two houses the Senate insisting that there
shall be increase of the regular army while the House
urges that the regiments shall consist Of volunteers It
has been referred 10 Committee of Conference.
DISTRIBUTION OF ARMS.
From March TO July 81, 1861, three hunired end
twenty thousand eight hundred and sixty eight
kets and rifles have been issued from the United
States Arsenas They were distributed az follows -.
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GENERAL PATTERSONS EXPLANATIONS


private letter from General Patterson dated Harper's
Ferry, 22d inst, says
General Johnston rereated to Winchester where he had
ttrcwn up extensive ntrenchments, and had arge
number OF heavy guns ! could have turned his
position and attacked him in the rear, but he had
received large reiniorcements from Mississippi,
Alabama and Georgia, total force Of thirty five
thousand rebel troops and five thousand Virginia
militia My force is less than twenty thousand
Nineteen regiments, whose term Of service up,
would be within week, all refused to stay hour
their time but our, vz:Two Indiana regiments, Frank
Jarretts Qhc Eleventh Pennsylvana) and Owens (the
Twenty fourth Pcnnsyvana) Five regiments have gone
home. Two more 60 to day and three more tomorrow.
To avoid being cut OF with the remainder fell back and
occupied this place.