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killed, 600 taken prisoners, and three pieces
artillery captured, but our informant says
he heard a messenger from the rebel camp
say they killed but one man alter entering
Carthage and had taken no guns.
jackson announces the intention OF forti-
flying himself at Carthage until Price and
McCulloch arrive from Arkansas with rein
fvrcemcnts, when he will turn and act on
the offensive, and enforce the laws Of the
State
Scigcl retreated in the direction OF Sar-
coke, where he expected achievements
FoRr Scorr, Sth--P. NJ.
A citizen of this place has just arrived haE-
ing left Sherman, Jasper County, at day
light this morning lie states that after
leaving Carthage, Saisel encamped two
miles Southeast of that town where he was
attacked in the night and his command bad
ly cut up. His loss is variously estimated at
from 500 t. 1000 and that OF the traitors
from 1899 u 2GU0 killed nd wonndsd.
Col Brown with 5000 troops from
Springfield is said to have joined Scigel.
Major SturSess is north of Osrge and Cen.
LYON, at last accounts was at Warsaw, en-
route south. On Friday Ben. McCulloch
and Price arrived Mt Neosha % miles north
of Carthage with 10000 men. 200 Union
men who were left By seigel were surround
ed and taken prisoners. One report says all
were wounded. another that but small ror
ton were killed. McCulloch sent 2000 men
to assist Jackson
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FRIDAY, JULY IL, 1861.
me-
VOLUME VII, NUMBER XXV.
Editorial Correspondence.
PoRrLANp. Jaly 9th. l,Gl

PORTLAND, July 9th, ISL.
Dsar io.eriraa A weeks furlough, -
its TIM all occupied AMI the thousand and
one pleasant sights most keenly enjoyed,
finds Us in this delightful city Oar route,
however, has not been tie most direct from
l., as our business and pleasure, both, led
in divergent lines lr0m the great central
track Of the " iron horse Leaving the
ears at Liyermore Falls Monday, we spent
that Nigh; and the succeeding day aud night
in the vicinity Wednesday We took q pri-
ylte carriage and drove t. the pleasant, and
| may say, delightful village ot Pennington.
Nature aud art have iJiuel hands here to
form the handsomest village in all Maine,
Pennington village, as well a. the town il
SET, without controversy, stands unriyal-d
in the State, for bcauty Of locality and fer
Utility Of soil One Of the chief attractions
Of the village, is the School for Bows under
the management Of Mr. Abbott 1t is in.
deed an attraction, aal makes one feel as il
he would give boot, 10 % back 10 school
days once moro. The proprietor with gem
erous layishne.s and rare taste, has fitted ~
lovely and sequcstered spot wherein to
educat- and rear To int llectual manhood
the youth intrusted to his charge. But We
cannyt dwell long on the subject, as the wan
Of means will always prevent sending oul
two . BARNS" to enjoy its privileges aud
blessings that are beyond reach had better
not be pondcrcd over too often nor too much
The glorious Fourth was spent in Strong
town snurly ensconeed in the Sandy rive
valley, and between hills on either side 0
the river, \ uniformed company was GU
aid on drill when we arrived An oraticr
was pronounced by Mr. Phillips, lawyer
OF the town OF that name. II was a hishl,
creditable effect. \ - pie mic " dinner wa
provided by the citizens. The celebration
was credit to the place and there wa
abundant evidence of nearly, or quit
unanimous Union feeling among the people
Those who, in this day of the nations trial
are against the d" old flag live in cities
The country air is poisonous TO traitors.
Beyond this Is the village of Phillips
On either side Of the Sandy rivera few mile
back from it, are hills on hills, or mountain
on mountains. The farms on the river ar
very fine, and show evidence of thrift q
their owners. fhe crops look finely, onl
backward. Grass is looking well, and tn
farmers are threatening, like Old Fathe
Time, to come forth and cut it down. Tn
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THR NATIONAL CAPIToL.-The grounds Of
the Capitol at Washington were thrown open
to the public on Wednesday morning for the
first time since the 10Th of April. No, the
slightest injury has been done by the SOL
diery to the shade tres and shrubbery. The
walls Of the Capitol have been whitewashc,i
and the floors polished. The chambers are
carpcted with cool mating. Cane bottom
ed chairs are substituted tor the old carved
top wooden ones in the House The red in
the walls Of the hall Of Representatives In.
been replaced by drab, with manifes, i'm
provcment. The Senators who were in
Washington Wednesday, selected their seats
in the senate Chamber. Gen Jim Lane. of
Kansas. possessed hitus,lf of the sea, for
mcrly occupied by JcG Davis
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TuE MEssAGE.-We give our readers the
Message of the President, delivered on Thurs
day. Like good wine it " needs no bush. 4,
1t speaks for itself, giving clear statement
of the condition of national matters at tho
time the President took the chair Of State,
with straightforward account of subsequent
transactions. There is no attempt to con-
ccal anything pertaining to our national
difficulties, nor single attempt to make
partizan, or a one sided argument. It's ar
gumcnts for the Union, and its foreible state
ment of the fallacy of secession, will arrest
attention. There is no circumlocution, nor
redundancy Of language. Its author seems
to have used his words as a miscr uses dollars,
only bare enough to answer present purpose.
No single coin lies round loose.
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pediency of repeating the law commonly
called the fugitive slave law.
The House tabled the resolutions, 81 to O..
Mr.. Hickman moved ansiderition OF
Mr.. Holman's resolution. His object being
to include general questions of a judicial
character.
The House reconsidered its vote adopting
Mr.. Holman's order.
Mr.. Hickman moved an amendment, to in
clude general questions of Judicial charae-
ter.
Mr.. Holman's resolution, as amended by
Mr.. Hickman g resolution, was again adopted
Mr. Fouke offered a preamble setting forth
that fierce and unnatural civil war exists,
caused by a portion OF our misguided coun-
trvmcn, and concluding with resolutions that
the House should. during the pending war,
ignore all political differences heretofore ex-
istiny between the citizens of the loyal states
that arpointm eDts. civil and military,
should be made according to Jefferson plan
of honesty and capabili:.v, approving the
Presidents course in summoning troops hith-
err to deieni;the Capital, &c, paying high
tribute to Gen. SCOTS military sG'll and
wisdom, and to his loyalty, and concluded
bv declaring that while we hold the sword OF
Justice, and have the ability and disposition
to uphold the President, it becomes our sol
cmn duty to Oder to our deluded brethren
the olive branch Of Peace.
Mr. Van Wyck introduced bill incrcas-
in the pay of the soldiers to So per month
commencing May list; also bull reducing
the expenses OF the GJyernment-that all
officers excepting Postinasters and Consuls,
having no salaries. shall pay all the fees coli
lectcd into the treasury; thar the salaries of
all officers, civil, military and naval, he re-
d0ced, viz over Sl0,000, 30 per cent. over
i 500, - per cent, over $1,000. ~ per
cent; $1,000, l. per cent, over $1,000, 10
FER cent. over Sl030, ) per een,.-rcpeAl-
ing all laws granting mileage to members OF
Congress restricting the ranking privilege
to the one ounce letters repeating all laws
monies for newspapers and
stationary for members Of Congress.
On notion OF MIR. LOOMS, resolved, that
the Commute, on the Judiciary be instruct
cd to report bill to eantiseate the property
OF all pcrs) holding oihte, civil or militia
~, who have taken up arms. or shall here
after, against tie Government.
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Destructive Confiagrations

The Fourth of July was marked by a
number Of most destructive conaAgra,ions.
That Of Fast Boston in the afternoon. de-
stroycd more ttan seventy buildings. eight
vessels aud potion OF the sectional dock
and a number Of ~barves' and deprived owe
fifty families al their homes. The loss was
over haifa million dollars. The space burn
eli over embraced ten acrcs. \ large num-
Der ofaneehanies' workshops aud m4nufac-
tories sre consumed, and several hundred
persons thsown out al cinpl ,ymcn.. In the
present condition Of business it Is not ex-
pecscd thai the burnt district Will be built
up, Tbs goat destruction Of property aud
its attculant distress and Inconvenience 70
families and ndi'iiuals, Is attributed t. the
Fourth Of July inesalaFy-ln4ia Fire Crack
crs.
The fire IN MANY anil Iind'ea streets in
Boston, W the ssna afternoon, which burn
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mountains in the distance looked tempting
and we could hardly refrain finn becoming
deyout, and exclaiming with the poet,

mountains in the distance looked tempting
and we could hardly refrain fem becoming
deyout, and cxcaiming with the poet,
"Ah Why
shonld we, IL the worlds ripper years neglect
Gods ancient sanctuary, and adore
Only among the crowd, and under roofs
That eur frai hands have raised
If we could possibly have prevailed on our
self that the time could be spared, "a full week
should have been devoted to climbing the
mountains in Avon and surrounding towns.
We were informed that on Mount Blue, in
clear sky, and with good glass, the bills on
Mount Desert can be seen.
We visited Camp Preble to-day and spent
an hour on the parade grounds. We arriy
ed in season 10 witness the Z" dress parade y
at halEpast 5 o'cl,c The soldiers are
looking hardy and well conditioned. Many
of our Ellsworth company have become 20
ehanged-hy DOMINIC the soldiers dress, and
by the accumulations to their corporal
frames, which naturally follows exercise in
the open air and good eommissariat,-tha
they were hardly recognized. ! am sorry to
say, that notwithstanding the excellent con-
dition of those on duty, that something
more than bakers dozen are down with
the everlasting pest Of our Maine soldiers, the
measles Capt. Frazier informed US that he
was expecting that these all would be tit for
duty during next week. however.
The Sixth Regiment his not been excelled
vet, in tins State. The men are good look
ing.-meaning something more by the word
good, than gcntiity, for these men are ro-
bust. well Proportional, large sized men,
looking for all the world, as if they could in
good cause like theirs, whip any equnl
number of men with an ordinary chance.
We heard it remarked in the streets Of the
city. by citizens Of Portland, that less disor-
Derby conduct had been observed from the
members Of this regiment than any one Of
Is predecessors There has been lcss num-
Der Of ea>es Of nt0xcAtion. The Ellsworth
company i u crvyilt to the town and we
take pleasure in making favorable mention
OF it, as We dill in shaking their s,lierly
hands. Nay their shadows never grow loss
Bat We would not dctnct from the other
They arr all first rate They
all need little moro Of camp lie AMI drill,
to make them come up to General SCOTS
standard of the perfect soldier. but better
i -.
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36th Congress-Extra Session.
WASHINGTON. july 18th.

WASHINGTON, July 18th.
E.-yice-Prasidsnt Hamlin called
the Senate to order at l. m 40 Senators
were present including Breckenridge ana
Powell Of Ky, johnson of Tenn, Pierce ol
Mo.
The credentials of j II Lane and 5. {.
Pomroy OF Kansas, O. H. Browning tin place
OF D1uslas) Of Ill, James \. McD1ugll Of
Cal, re presented. and they were sworn
in. NJ PJmroy drew the long and Mr..
Lane the short term.
Mr.. Hale offered a resolution asking the
Seeretlry al the Navy u send copy uf all
the contracts he had made, 10 the Senate.
Mr.. Wilson gave notice Of military bills
The res gnatron Of Ashbury Dickens, See
Of senate was read. Adj.
uorsg.-The Clerk called the roll. incIud-
ipv names from S,uth Carolina. Arkansas
and Florida.
Mr. Thayer Of OREGON was called and
sworn in.
Tine Clerk announced tba; li- member,
had answered to their names.
The election Of >n,.,ker heinz in orl.r.
Mr.. Colf4x Of Indiana dee.incl tc.ng cor.
sr.crc a candidate.
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p8arLANn. July loth.I lstl

PORTLAND, July 10th, lsll.
We ar lax again in tins CITY. W. have
a few WORKS t. write of thu See river eoun-
try lereAltsr,-f5r this brief epis,le,. lie, it
suffice 10 treat Of matters u luorc immeIi
att interest.
fhe Sixth Regiment Will bo mustered into
the l. ). service On Monday, we understand,
anl IN Taes.iay will te paid Of y General
; +. Jersey Of Bangor. Tn "Wednesday
The regiment will leave, By special train,
from acre l5r the seat Of war The hJrses
for the r siincut are 10 Il sat from Bangor
On tie SANFORD, in plri, AMI the remainder
are 70 eeme from Augusta and viii - on
with the regiment
We alsJ learn that contracts have been
male by the STATE for jn00 pairs Of fi,a
Pants - he finished BY wednesday. Messrs.
IL j Libby & Co, and Mgasrs. S,orcr <
Cutler Of this city, and Messrs. I \ White
/ Co, OF Bangor have the contracts. Mcssrs.
James Bailey x ca. Of Portland, are manu-
featuring loeo knaTslcks for this regiment,
to be finished by Monday We think our
State authorities are using commcnlable
zeal u have our troops well fitted cut before
their departure.
| have not VISITED " Camp Preble sine,
our return, ba; Intend to d. 50 to day. il
possible.
Tie weather ha, been ry warm for few
days Yesterday a clerk was inquired Of a.
10 the state Of the thermometer, AMI his rc
rly WIS, " i; stood at - degrees the last ",
heard Of ii, AMI 1t was still going up Tn,
fine weather has been we'll improved in hay.
making by the farmers of the surroundin.
towns. The hay crop in most localities
have visited il most excellent \ very few
places ram ha. been withheld to some extern
making the crop light, but repeat, hay,
never seen such an abundant crop, ready for
the scythe, Us have witnessed all along tn
line Of our travels from Bangor to the sand,
river, and from thence to the Saco river.
The Argus had captious article on tn
Presidents Messag, in Monday daily.
cannot be frank, but continues To find faul
withouta cause wheat can aud to support tn
Government only when it is Obliged TO from
Difference to public opinion and the main
tenanee of its position in the community
1t Is pity, that genuine love Of the Of,
flag and the old government, could not tax,
! possession Of this old and influential .urnal
and make it take bold and manly stand OF
the side Of the Union. As il it had mucl
rather blame than praise any person that
active for the putting down of rebellion. Q
any measure that is, or will be initiated TO
the maintenance Of the integrity of tn
Union
As the Almanac says, /" we may look GU
for squalls about this time, - for it will b
noticed, through the Washington news
mon gers are uncommoply retieent, through
the intervention Of General Scott, that i'm
portant events are Fastening to crisis. Tn
troops are rapidly Fastening to Washington
and then into Virginia. Tho 4th and jtl
Name regiments are in OLD Virginia. Th,
Sd regiment marched along to Join the for
ward movement, singing, 81 wish was il
Dixie" The Sixth is inpatient to be of,
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July Sth.
F.. SENArE.-Mr. Wade offered pint res llu-
ton that the Secretary u the Treasury be d.
rceted TO remit all duties and imports on all
trIhSiIap9rted sine. the 1T Of May which
haFe NOT been actually paid and on all ariay
which may te imported prior = TIE 1t Of
January next, Tor the use of any St,,e which
in good i.ith are aiding T. suppress the r.
belhoa. Referred to tie CJumittc. On T.
rance.
Mr., Wilson reported lack tie int r.sJlu-
ton lngIlizing ali TIE acts Of the prcsiie lent
Laid over also the bl authorizing the en-
pllyment Of volunteers III enforcing the llw,
and protecting pa5iie property. Laid over.
Adjourned.
I,r,F.-Mr. Stevens introduced bill to
divide Pennsylvania int three judicial dis
iricts. Referred 70 the judiciary Committee
lie also introduced bill to repeal all laws
creating ports OF entry in the r4belliops
States. Referred to the Committee on Com.
merce.
Mr.. Vallandisham introduced a bill t. re-
peal the tariH act Of l.6l F., and restore that
of 1857. Referred to Committee GA Ways
and Means.
Mr.. Holman introduced bill granting
bounty land u those who have been Or shall
be engaged IN military service. Referred II
the Committee ON the Military,
Mr.. Aldrich introduced a bill granting
homesteAds, and bill establishing general
bankrupt law. The former was referred to
the COMMITTEES Of Agriculture, and the latter
to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Cox introduced a bill to increase the
number OF Cadets at West Point 1t gives
three times the present number, and reduces
the time from five 10 four years.
Mr.. Walton introduced resolution in
structing the Committee on the judiciary to
inquire into the expediency of fixing the
number OF Representatives, after this Con-
gress, at 239 instead Of the present number.
Mr.. Holman introduced resolution which
was adopted, that the House will. during the
present extraordinary session, only consider
bills and resolutions concerning military and
naval appropriations .or the Government and
financial affairs connected Herewith aud
that all bills and resolutions not directly con
nected with raising the revenue, or military
and naval affairs, shall be referred without
debate to appropriate committees, To be con-
sidered at the next regular session.
Mr.. Loyejoy OF illinois offered the follow
ing resolutions
Resotced, That in the judgment of thi.
House it is no part Of the duty Of the sol
diers Of the United States to capture or re-
turn fugitive slaves.
Resoiced, That the Committee on the Ju-
dietary be instructed to inquire into the ex
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GENERAL FaEMosT's WESTERN DEPART
NsSr.-General order No. 40 constitutes the
State of Illinois and the States and Terrific
.,es West of the Mississippi river, and on
this side of the Rocky Mountains, including
New Moxico, a separate military command,
to be known as the Western Department, Jun
der the command of Mai. General Fremont
of the United States army witt headquarters
at ST. Louis.
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s;c ,,as s,o,,iroi, osLo3 ,rhor, - ,ras =,
,,hioh ha ,,,,I;7 yo,'I;aJ .,T,, an. ,,,r,r;i,a
bo,,,s -,
III J,,;i,,,,.. d,,,r,o Load, .ho r,,,o,;,r.
~ r,trr.,y Nonda, - ,rrc.,J unor ~ Tho
pros,1er,t a,J his :i,;snrs inol,,a;a, e.,
Seott c,r = ,ra,G cnn,L;ncd ,na,'s,ne,t ON
Nanass,s I,,n7.t;n, he, a,rk anJ c.,,tro col.
INNS ,'''''',
Ti,o Jy,,cs se,.s a ,,,,r,ittoc or Pasto, a,,a
Y Y ,, bor,, + ;nd,, ,i,,, los
in tho toriT
A disn,tch to the HsraHsays the forests
between Manassas and Fairfax Court House
are all leYelled and the roads choked up with
fallen trees. which is supposed to have been
done by Baauregard to prevent an advance
on him. while he has sent large reinforce
ments to Gen. johnson.
WASHINGTON, It'll.
y detachment OF 5Oo Tor the Maine kesI-
mcnts and l3o horses Tor baggage trains
reached here this morning.
Inc impression Is here that Cafiisie ana
Van rlnkle VIII be elected Federal oena-
tors BY the Legislature at Wheeling
LOUISVILLE, Sth.
The Journal Of this morning says the Coy,
ernor Of Tennessee has been regularly notl-
fed that no more trains on tire Nashville
Railroad shall 20 into Tennessee, until the
stolen ears ana locomotives have been restor-
ed also that Tennesscelns in Frankfort
W re urging COY. MIgJihn to take pos ssIon
OF the Nashville road, holding 1t open for
freight transportation. There is great ex
cteneat there in consequence Of Magoihn
taking the matter into consideration.
An Arkansas paper names JEFF. Davis and
Albert Pike for President and Vice Prcs-
dent Of the Southern Conicderaey.
NEw YORK. Sth.
\ WASHINGTON desratch to the CoHiqer-
eiqi saws it Is proposed to modify the tariff
- a, to weld 500 900 900 annually.
Gen. Scott aud staff visit the camps on the
Virginia side this afternoon.
Nrw YoRKz 9TH.
d;srot.b +, tho Times s,vs al Tbomas
Tavlor. with a far of truce. came into Col.
ryiers camp tins after ,oon with dispatches
for the Presid mt. While passing. he asked
II our army MS not all Ir9str1t.d With the
weather
one hundred OF the NarIhaidl re- imeht
mutin'ed tais afternoon leit the camp. anu
came to ihe eity. lney were d'Stieeted be-
cause thfy received maS&etS instead OF niles.
They will have to return to duty, or be shot
Coy. hicks urg the sending q a hi9h
force t. the eastern shore oI Maryiaad' 70
maiotaln The mon men there
The I4mes says that the truce from the
rebels brings a proF1si'I3n Tor eeSsltinh oil
h'stHIties bat ten. scott and secretary t
',Io5 aet l ~ i'', - ii,s' . any s"s
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WAR NEWS.
WASHINGTON. 1th,

Johnson Guard, Hon Andrew Johnson ac-
companled by Senator len Eyek and Others
s;Ie IS .hn pba;m' Ir;d,o NJ NJ. '"G M u''
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500 H. ',.; i',,l
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s,,aoab III H. 80. -, III.
,Ii;,,.6 r. ,,.,+.;,9s;. W wy 70 400
Al the Solicitation of Cd NcC,rn.I of
the "A u;obi,,n rerin,on. +L,hns'n a. r
tr,yaris ,;stSJ Ill
sneecb that oec,sionej the riJ"st am annIons,.
c-.,
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9Peel%' ulsSa'ca irodi io,eeroS, oH'V'
slEs tla' oo', Nof'oh' with ~ men, ma, mas
Just f''It''u from an eA'eu''',h - ii'o 'f-
s'.i''' iie 'n l''uieu '''fS,' ava ~ l'e"o Vi
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FA-'1 ',, " ne anu pouE s1ar1 81 90 men
u,,et t'teu Mgso aiG2 W az ~ .t'T n-
ton are re.,ortrI To Laya hssn ,n,rt,llv wound
cd. and % Of IN, Gnard kjlI".l rbs rrn,rt
! nq,I,nI,teIlv trro in salsf,aca Lnt rho
wnrndinq of PATTI and vis, , n.,nis confirm.
.ati,n
ri -, FORTRESS MONROE, ON.
ine i'ilo~in5 Is u { 'ffeet account Oh tue
s",t '''sH d, ne" E''r' ->eMs IN r.,
II N'ft' ,llu','.c"tn VIZ '' inell % VI
ance Fri5,y ,n'roi,., .n,..,,,ntars5 a e',rsi1.
ar,, 10 t,ral ,,', mi ,ay.
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