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Sr, grr, 0pnp, 0albburne, Maine,
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The national Republican., 1861-07-18

A New ARMY TRUSK.-An invention has re-
Gently been patented, and the article is now on
sale here, which promises to be Of great use to
army officers, for whose special benefit it was
got up.
1t consists Of a new army trunk adapted TO
camp life, and comprising within itself ample
space for clothes or any other articles required,
and so constructed as to be transformed into
comfortable couch, lounge, or seat, with a mus
quito net attached or an oil-cloth covering, if
necessary, to shed rain, Thus it combines with
in itself officers whole requirements, and must
contribute very greatly to his health, comfort,
and convenience. 1t Can be put up or taken
down In two minutes with ease. When closed,
makes a compact, medium-sized trunk, bic
Of standing any wear and tosr. Can be sent for
ward In advance Of the tents, and, being water.
proof forms tent Of itself, impervious to rain,
when no other is at hand. 1t is the most useful
appepdage Tor campaign that we have seen,
and the possession of one ought to be d sine qua
non with every officer. The advertisement Of the
agent will be found In another column.
iuly l3-lw
The national Republican., 1861-07-18

MILITARY GLoRY.-Nineteen long letters
from Lord Ellenborough! He has made me
Governor of Scinde, with additional pay, and
has ordered the captured guns to be cast in a
triumphal column, with our names. l wish
he would let me 60 back to my wife and girls
it would be more to me than pay. Glory and
honors. This is glory, isl Yes. Nine princes
have surrendered their swords to me on the
field of battle, and their kingdoms have been
conquered BY me, and attached to my own
country. Well, all the glory that can be desired
is mine, and l care 80 little for it that the
moment l can, all shall be resigned to live
quietly with my wife and girls; no honor or
riches repays me for absence from them. Other.
wise, this sort of life is no life for me- is agreea.
bic to me only as it may enable me to do good
to these poor people. OH if | can do any,
thing for them where so much blood has been
shed in accursed war, l shall be happy, May
never see another shot fred Horrid, horrid
war Yet how it wins upon and hardens when
one is in command. No Young man can resist
the temptations; defy them but thirty ard
sixty are ditferent.-Sir Charles Napier.
The national Republican., 1861-07-18

McDowell's command is said to have been
10000 strong.
The following members OF Congress accom-
panied the advance guard: Honorables 4. B.
Washburne of Illinois, Augustus Frank of
New York, Wm. Vandever of Iowa, Dixon of
New Jersey, Verree Of Wisconsin, and Judge
Mexican Of New York.
The few Union people who remained in the
village on the approach of the troops, re.
ceived them with great rejoicing, and seemed
thankful that they were about to be delivered
from the tyranny of the rebels.
Trees bad been felled across the road at
three points, to obstruct the march, but they
proved feeble impediments. Half mile this
| side Of Fairfax, an embankment had been
thrown up across the road, and half mile in
length, with embrasures for four or FIVE guns,
and sand bag projections, but no guns noun.
ted. There were no pit falls or masked bat.
teries.
The pickets this side of Fairfax retired this
morning, about an hour only before the head
Of the column came in sight, leaving the grain
bags out Of which their horses were fed, and
the federal troops fed their grain to our own
horses.
One officer and two privates we're wounded,
as the column advanced in the village, by shots
from the roadside. A corporal, who was carry.
ing messages to and from different portions of
the column was fred upon three different times
by persons concealed in the bushes.
The CourtH House was not burned, as report.
ed, although, in the excitement which pre-.
vailed, the soldiers seized nearly everything il,
the houses, the most of which were deserted.
A barn, little in the rear of the village
was fred by our troops in consequence Of q
report that soldier had been fired at from the
house. 1t is said the barn was owned by 9
Union man.
Gen. Beauregard WAS al Manassas Junction
on Saturday.
The Notifications erected lor the defence ol
Fairfax are represented AS being wholly inef
fectual, and as displaying III this respect very
little military knowledge.
: Germantown, in the vicinity Of Fairfax i
: reported to be nearly destroyed.
A company Of about 200 Confedsrates passe
the night between two and three miles this sid
a of Fairfax Court House.
= 1t is understood that Centre evlle il to be de
" Tended by the Confederates, and that Genera
Mcdowell will march on it tomorrow
d The other columns Of the advancing erm
e are north and south of Fairfax.
d General Mcdowell was placing guards al
s around the town.
Colonel Marston, of the New Hampshir
second regiment, placed a guard around tn
courthouse building as soon as he entered tn
o town.
= The column which occupied Fairfax wa
y composed of two batteries of flying artiller.
% two Rhode Island regiments, the New Ham
10 shire second, the New York eighth and sevent
" first, eight companies of regular soldiers, Gy
10 companies of cavalry, and perhaps one or tw
10 other regiments.
The national Republican., 1861-07-18
THE MASSACHUSETTS, TROOPS.

Boston, July 1.-THE thirteenth Massachu
sets regiment, Colonel S. Fl. Leonard, in camp
at Fort Independence, was mustered into the
United States service yesterday. The old Bos
ton City Guard forms the nucleus of this reg
ment, which is armed with rifles of the mos,
improved pattern. Colonel Leonard was late
a brigadier general of our State militia, and is
thoroughly military MAJ. His regiment is
to shortly leave for the sen, nt war, and they
will take the rank among the best trom New
England.
The tenth regiment, Colonel Briggs, arrived
from Springfield last evening, and went into
camp at Medford.
Hudson, Missouri, July l6.-Eight hundred
of the Federal troops we're attacked by the
rebels at Millville, where the Northern Missouri
railroad track had been torn up. Seven rebel.
were killed, one hung, while another was killed
in attempting to escape after capture.
The fighting still continued at the last ad
vices.
The number OF rebels was not ascertained
Boston, Juty 1.-THE prize bark amy fla!
The national Republican., 1861-07-18

NTE beg to inform the citizens of Washing gtou,
w and public generally, that we have opeued
branch CT our business ut the above number,
under the direction of MIR. JosEpH P. WHsoS,
where we intend furnishing the same quality and
description of Old Wines, Liquors, Havana Ci-
gars, &c, as those we sell in N,w York, and
guarantee them to be of the most reliable quail
ity. june o-eolm
The national Republican., 1861-07-18
$25 Reward.

r OST near the National and Browns Hotel,
IL four Treasury Notes Of $50 Of the following
numbers 394 395, 1885, and 39s, endorsed by
Samuel Helm, D. A. Z. s , and dated July 3, 1861
The above reward will be given, if returned to
John Farley, Esq, l3e sueet. first ward.
iy Is -3t*
The national Republican., 1861-07-18
GENERAL ORDERS-No. 81.
HrADQUARTERS D. c. Militia,

HEADQUARTERS D. c. Militia,
Wa&hjagloa, Juiy 10, 1861.
/ IEuT. COL. WADSwORTH RAMSAY hns
L. beenappointed Adjutant General Of the Mill
Tia Of the District OF Columbia, vice Major A.
Thomas Bradley, declined.
First Lieutenant William D. Baldwin has been
appointed aid to the Commanding Officer of the
District of Columbia, vice Henry Baldwin, Jun,
resigned
BY order Of Major General Weightman.
THOS BRADLEY,
jy l7-3t Major A. D. c.
The national Republican., 1861-07-18
OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
FAIRFAx CouRT HOUSE,
July II, 1861.

JWy II, 1901.
Col Z. d. TOWNSEND,
Headquarters Of Army, Washington.
We have occupied Fairfax Court House,
aud driven the enemy toward Centreville and
Manassas. We have an officer and three men
slightly wounded. The enemy's fight was so
precipitate that he left in our hands a quantity
Of -four, fresh beef, entrenching tools, hospital
furniture, and baggage. endeavored to pur
sue beyond Centreville, but the men were toe
much exhausted to do so.
Most respectfully, yours,
IRWIN MCDOWELL,
Brigaaier General.
The national Republican., 1861-07-18

w. THERE will be meeting at Temperance Hall
HhsSa street, between Ninth and Tenth this (rhurs
day evening to upon Congress the proprlcty Of pass
ing the Metropolitan Police BILL before the respective
committees Of both Houses.
IT, MANY CITIZENS.
The national Republican., 1861-07-18
JOSEPH SHAFFIELD'S

/ I II NJ OR Il VUN F EC iUN Il 4 .
NJ 96s Sizh st., 6etsceen q a.i II sts.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
INRE3H CAKES every day; Candies of all
L kinds; Wedding cakes, Fancy cakes, Pyra-
Blanc Mango, and Jelliss, made 10 order. Par
ties Suppers, Balls, Excursions, Weddings, and
other entertainments, furnished on the most res-
sonsble terms. lss Cream and Water Ices, $l.25
per gallon. teb l8--8m
The national Republican., 1861-07-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
ADVANCE OF GENERAL PATTERSON I
DEFEAT or COLONEL STEWARDS S
... COMMANDS
BATTLE EXPECTED AT WINCHESTER
The Confederates Routed with Loss o
Ten Killed
LATER FROM MISSOURI.

Philadelphia, July 1.-THE Inquirer has re.
ceived letter from Bunker Hill, Virginia.
giving intelligence Of the advance of General
Patterson's column to that point on Monday
Tompkinss Rhode Island battery leading the
run.
force of 600 rebel cavalry, under Colonel
Stewart, charge the twenty.third Pennsylvania
regiment not seeing the battery, which quickly
opened upon them, breaking their charge. The
flying rebels were pursued by Colonel Thomas's
regular cavalry, who captured one captain and
q private.
As sour advance guard was coming into Darks.
vile, three miles back from this psint the seces.
sion pickets we're just leaving, and the twenty.
first fred on them. One shot, we are sorry to
say, took effect in the hip Of Mrs. Joseph Chap.
man, making very severe but not serious flesh
wound.
We had lent our horse to a sick friend, and
stopped in front of the house to await his com.
ing up, when Mr.. Chapman asked MS to procure
him surgeon. DR.. Worthington, of the ninth,
coming along few moments after, gave her
every attention, and she is now doing well. The
whole secession force has fallen back on Win.
chester, thirteen miles from here and will like.
ly give us battle there tomorrow.
Cincinnati, July l7.-On Friday night last
a detachment of three companies Of Colonel
Woodruif's second Kentucky regiment attacked
GOO hundred rebels between Mad River and
Barlowsvile, on the Guyandotte river, com
pletely routing them, with loss Of ten or twelve
killed and number wounded. The Kentucky
troops had only one killed.
General Cox's brigade is rapidly movinp ny
the Kanawha Valley against Ex-Governor
Wise s Confederate army.
The national Republican., 1861-07-18

WANTED-Two good Drummers, to muster
w iuto service with the TAFT Rifles. Apply
at Armory, Pennsylvania avenue, between Thir-
teeRth and Thirteenth anda-hal streets
July l3-3th
The national Republican., 1861-07-18

CMlTH'S, No. 46O Seventh street, IS tie best
~ place In town to buy Clothes, Furnishing
G >odg Mats and Dana feb 2a--6m
The national Republican., 1861-07-18
FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE OURS
NO REs1sTANcE-REBELs FLEE!

AlhF "A n COU II -noUSf w NO
NO Observation-Disclosures FLEE!
Flight Commenced at 7 o'clockl
OUR TROOPS REACH FAIRFAX ABOUT . A. NJ
REBEL FORCES SUPPOSED TO NUN.
BER THREE THOUSAND!
ATTAC on ENTIRELY TED .
HOMES DESERTED
Ammunition, Provisions, and Cooking
Utensils Captured
GENERAL BONHAM COMMANDER OF
THE REBELsl
STARS AND STRIPES FLOATING
FROM THE CoURT-HoUsEl
Three Federal Troops Wounded
OUR TROOPS PROCEED TO CENTRE.
VILE!
THE UNION PEOPLE WELCOME THE
SFEDERAL TRooPsl
~
FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE NOT BURNED. AS
REPORTED!
The national Republican., 1861-07-18
Established 1776
A. BININGER Il CO..
IMPORTERS Ol

WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND CHOICE
GROCERIES, &c.
s. md "a Liberty street. N? FORK, ard 294 srest cerner
T PegHsylrdHtG Grr'ue and E0G1tse1h street
(UplOsile Wizards Hotel
The national Republican., 1861-07-18

Flight Commenced at 7 o'clockl
The national Republican., 1861-07-18

Boston, Juy 1.-THE prize bark amy Wa,
rick has arrived here.
The national Republican., 1861-07-18

AN EDUCATED ARxT.--As 4 proof that the
men of the North who compose the great army
which has so promptly rushed to the defence
of the Union are not the vagrants of society
seeking bread and the adventurous life Of the
soldier, such as fill the ranas of armies in other
countries, bat are men who have a stake in So
ciety, and have left at home those domestic
ties which knit man to his country, it may be
mentioned that single mail on Friday brought
to the second Wisconsin regiment near four
hundred letters and papers, and another day
near five hundred aud ono Rhode Island reg
ment OF thirteen hundred men received by one
mail above one thousand letters and papers.
We learn, moreover, that the booksellers in this
city have frequent occasion to remark the lite.
rary culture and scholarly taste eviuced by
many privates of the different regiments in the
applications made for books. 1t is no unoom
mon thing to see them inquiring for portable
copy Of some Latin book or other work belong
ing to the higher walks of literature.-Gues
days National hteligenceT.
The national Republican., 1861-07-18

PROF. DLY SToLEN.-We noticed last evening,
a smGu boy going about the streets, having in
lis possession one of tho improved army re-
volvers, which he offered for sale, but when last
seen, he had not obtained purchaser. He
evidently came by it il a surrepdtious manner