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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24
better ND Better.

w~AsaIseros. July 23d.-Ten prisoners
we're brought in. they are Georgisns and
South CsroIinians.
Gen. McClellon Is expected TO- msrrow.
Balls found on the battle. field show that
the rebel arms are OF English manufacture.
Some of the light batteries. and single
pieces OF cannon. before reported lost. are
being sent in. among them tho rifed 50
Founders left Oh the field.
The entire less in killed and wounded and
miss Ing ia the Ohio lst and 81. is reported at
forty.
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Hbodc island al Es r--if 90
continue the ktgbf.

Paovlpkscr. July 23-Lieui Governor
Arnold, has issued a proclamation laying a
tribute 10 our dead soldiers. and calling for
the enlistment OF more men.
\ large ana spirited meeting has been held
this morning. which expresses the determine
lion OF Rhode Island TO redouble her erer-
ton in support Of the Government.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

We arc indebted 70 Hon II ). Lane
Tor Il copy of the Daily GLOBE. continuing
bis speech on the bill 70 confirm certain acts
OF the President. The speech 5 al able one
and reflects credit On tie ulentei Senator
and the Safe ehieh he represents
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

II Every time We hint that there are IA
diy.duals in our midst. who sympaihise With
The southern rebels. our neishhor over the
Post Office commences indicating himseli
from the accusation. Oe have never yet ae-
eused him with thu synspathising
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24
ForeI.n NeM,.

LoSDo :. fridsv p. a-Consol. closed 90l
yONa for money 90I4 @90A.
Account weekly returns OF tho Bank Of
England shoNsa decrease in bullion of f397.-
800 specie. The Bank of France decrease
&c. 900 600.
american Stocks generally unchanged.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24
Movements at Fortress Monrse..-
An ~infernat uachine---The Big
Gun.

FoErRE- MoSRol. July @-An internal
maehne wsshed ashore this morning. intend
81 10 destroy the ship Of var.
The Floyd gun will aeon be moved 10 a
position - annoy Seweii's Point. The Cnion
will also be mounted.
Important news may soon L., expected
from Dld Point.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

N e give our readers, this morning. e~o
letters from Washington City The writer
tells u. low the party from this CITY we're 70
20 10 Manassas Junction. b. the nsxf We et-
pect TO learn how thes got back
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

DKAp-Gess. eas wounded or Sturdy
night over the river. by his brcther-in-law
died Yesterday morning. \ post norton ex-
animation. and a coroner'- Inquest were held
at the Court House Yesterday afternoon. but
We have not heart lie verdict or The result
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

II The Journal has commenced pub
l..h:ns extracts from Col. Thompscn's speech
OF l-55. Tbis =. We think. a wise move
nent. ~ !, viii make The journal more
reld~ble-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI MAKhEI.
CINCINNATI. July 23-P. n.
FLouK dull and hardly any demand. but
rces nnch ,nged; superhne At $J.75@3.9J;
extra at $i@4.25.
WaEAr auil and buyers contending for de
cline OF D.
Co.'s and Oats unchanged.
WHlsEY steady at lJc. with sales of 500
bh.s.
No change in Provisions. the demand 10
i'm ted; small sales OF Bscon at 6l4c tnd n
or SIDES, and Of Mess Pork at Sl4 -
GROCERIES quiet and unchanged. holders
firm.
EXCHANGE dull at L@S, premium.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24
Night Dispatches.

Cause Of the Panic - Splendid
Charges by ana Goth-
crou-wssbingtou Safe-Numbcr
Killed stin Decreasing The
Flight OF COngresstnen and Ca
%viiians - "a an Of Federal
Troops Engased-uovcmcuts oS
tie Rebcls Personal Achieve
meuts-Press correspondence.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24
Colonel wilcox i'm fae Hands Of
the

DrTRoII, MIcH., july pa private dis
patch, received here this afternoon, from
Manassas va Richmond and Louisville. SAYS
that Colonel Wilcox, commander of the 2i
brigade. Sd division. i. a prisoner at Manas.
sas slightly wounded.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

~ Col. K W. Thompson and John +.
Usher. ESQ. left Tor Washington City last
evening
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To "a, ptive.i

T6s advertiser, having b~sn restored 10 health IN .
~ weeks by . very simple remedy after hs,irS sui
tered several ys.r With a -vers Lang ~accsou. I'D
that dread disease. ~Ccnsumpuon-ss anxicls 70 MAJ.
kno~r 20 biz willow sufferers he means q, curs-
IL tso-e ~ho ~ssh 70 ny Il. " viii ,~lsa = cor, .
The prescription ssos Orc- u charge vii The d.rs,-
uzs for preparing aud using the s.ue. ~aca til,
s1ll hnd a sure cure for C~Oasaupuou. AnAn4.. prs..
chius. 8c- The Gully object e The advertiser 1. :
ending the prescription 10 benefit ibe srsic.S -
spread information which he ooloeavs y BE iuva!as-
ole. and lie hopes every sufferer will ny lis renocy.
a. Il costs them ~s-ihlns. and may PROXY a ble-.iEs
P.rues wishing The prescription all pleN-s soar~--
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
w.llam>burr,
sepletwt~ King County. =. T..
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ls~eple6wi~

ouAcz Sc-rrr~u-Tbe majority 81 hair ~ssb@..
hair dyes. hair touics, hair ole, the uunbsrlc-. preps-
rAticns ~Licl are no~ before The public una,r su,-
estgavsssnt, Impoverished ALL fantastic utie- a. ~
sec psrsdei Ia show window cards. aud Newspaper
heading. a. hair P-ep-auon.. arc al hrnbu. .
the mr.; water; b~ir real merit when the. Po.-~~
any. 10. that hey DO - harm Hos's lard. whale
o.. Lard cal. r~~et cal, scented ard cvlored. nale cr.
vbsa IN beautiful wrapper. and white iint giash
bOsu~~. The co-uiest ehar aetss Of tonic-. and when
thus costly, are baptred with some Is-,yGAhie tern.
and caught Al BY verdAnt yc~ng aud Old u lo;s 80
o. sooA Is o. the character o. Pct. we'd. BAR
Restorative. This gentleman comes t,lre lbe nosi:
without any high fsiuun' xilophlOsOriuIr. " ADe
other astounding aud startling catch penny term. ~
simply adverrse~ a Hair Re@torsuve-~hn Il "a.
presses. pr-ciseiy-sD1 a a restorative X acts. Is.
Prof Woods Hair Restorative. AID a. ~ sslu. >ls
scalp, aye, year very brains. apply rctAing ei-e, fs
IL may he that yvu you will get some worse su1ss.srs
than perumed lard oil CO your c~rsniua. Aencmb~s
~cOa'. Restorative Ser the hair j. tk@ s-st article q.
Isnt Jrdwin
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

Two Regiments of Sickles Brigade en-
route for Washington.
NEW YORK, July 23.-The LET regiment
OF Sickles Brigade lett yesterday Another
regiment OF this brigade will leave this after
noon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

The Gallant list New YosL Rcgi-
mcnt.
NV York. July "a private dispatch
says the list Regiment had seventy-fvs
killed, two hundred wounded. and two hun
dred takeR prisoners.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

N~EwBrRyPoRT. July GA vessel arrived
here reports having been chased three hour
on Saturday. by 4 privateer. ~undoubtsdl.
the JEDI Davis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-24

'Eecucec by Dyspepsia { o "a moro
Skeleton"

cvns ~ "SnExAvr's RolLAsp Rrrn"
Mr.. A. Ms,ebett araaeT probably a. vel known
sssny man I'm Western Psnn-yivanis. states a. TO-
low Il met Nth = farmer IL srnstrong county
who WA reduced BY pysp<pas 10 a mere ske.sloa. /
persuaded him - by = bottle Of B<rhsvs'. BoiIan1
Hrsu. believing f weld cure him. Meeins hin
some ncoths snsr. what WAS my Asiop.Hau-ns -
binding Dim q hale. hearty D.u. be ted ue be 49,
weighed Two hundred pounds. aid tbli this ~ond-f-
rul change bad ben produced ey BpThsve's Holland
B;ssns 10 which hs .,usee,~t sos<ly bs- r-~,or .ao.A-
B~syl5d~lm
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UNION
Friday, the esth otJmiy,

rhorc viii be +. Union meeting held At
CrSTRrrrr On
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-29
Affairs In New York,

New YORK, June 26 There is considerable
talk about peace movement, of which very
little seems to be known, hut 1t is generally
believed TO be based upon the meetiI of the
Democratic editors to- day at the AStor House.
In order to insure a full, free and frank in ter
change of opinion on the part of the delegates
to that body, its deliberations, it is expected
will be held with closed doors. number OF
the most inf uen tial members of the profes
sion from distant parts of the State, are al.
ready here.
The absorption of the Courier and Enquirer
by the World, on Monday next, is something
more than mere rumor now. 1t is Il fixed
fact. The Daily Times has reduced its size.
Billy Muliigdn Is out again. The Judgment
against him in case of an assault with dead
ly weapon, &c, and sent to Sing Sing, was
reversed by the Supreme Court, on the
ground that the prisoner could not be convict
ed OF an assault with deadly weapon, for
merely exhibiting a weapon, and threatening
in Ger tain contingency, TO use it.
The schooner David Townsend, which ar
rived here yesterday, reports having been
rates, and run ashore, but the captain man
aged to escape during the absence OF his cap.
tors.
Very fictitious is the current gossip about
Mrs. General Beauregard and Mrs. Col. Ma.
gruder being in this city, and that both oil
them were in a Broad way daguerrean gallery
on the day OF Major Win throp's funeral, and
saw the cortege pass. There is sister oil
Gen. Beauregard living on Madison square
but his wife is not here.
During the month of May 6,746 families Of
soldiers were provided with assistance in this
city.
Flora Temple yesterday trotted her thirC
match with the Kentucky gelding, John Nor
gan, and was again victorious.
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The Nashville Union men tions a rumor that
all the Federal forces, with the exception OF
one regiment, have evacuated that mosq uito-
infested, ague and fever ridden place called
Cairo.
James Shelton, who killed Samuel Robin
amined and discharged by magistrate, but
subseq uently re-arrested and committed for
trial.
The Grand Jury in Baltimore has found a
presentment against John Merryman, Esq +,
on the charge of treason. This is the way the
Lincoln Government intends to dodge the
contest with Chief Justice fancy.
A Mr. Holstein was murdered a few weeks
ago in Craig county, Va. His wife, two
white men and negro have been arrested on
suspicion.
Samuel and Jos. Levi, of Uniontown, KY.
absconded few days since. leaving an indebt-
ness Of 90, 600.
John A. Anderson and VIM. Beale, we'll
known citizens Of Hartford county, N. o.,
died recently.
James w. McCuiloh, formerly First Comp.
trolier of the u. 3. Treasury, died at Orange,
N. j., on the 18th inst.
The degree Of LII. d. has been conferred
on Lincoln by Northern College. A. 3. 8.
should have been added.
The Milwaukee Bank riots had ceased al
last accounts, though the jail was strictly
| guarded.
Mr. David Bowen. member of Capt. Pages
| cavalry, was drowned while bathing, last
| Sunday, In Hampshire county, Va.
| Judge VIM. s. Olawson, Of New jersey
died on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Thomas ID. KsmLle, . veteran play
actor, died In Norfolk, Va. on the 2sth Inst.
George II. Calvert, prominent msrchAn
of CinclnnAt, died recently,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-29

TRADE OF LOUISVILLE, kY.-We have al
ready published the announcement Of the
new Surveyor of the port of Louisville-one
Ootton-notifying shippers that "pei nit"
from him will be necessary to enable them to
ship any thing over the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad. The Louisville Courier thus
notices this act of despotism
There isn't a. respectable lawyer In the
State who doesn't know that this interference
with our trade is illegal-who doesn't know
that the Administration has just as much au-
thority to order Mr.. Cotton 10 have the first
half dozen men he meets In the street In the
morning beheaded as to order him to stop any
shipments over the railroad 10 Nashville
And the Administration Is permitted 10
do this thing, to what extent may 1t not go !
Ii ii may prevent us from sending goods
away. may it not prevent us from receiving
goods from elsewhere II it may do one pal
pable illegal act, shall IL % restEaineo AFoiA
doing othersf
accused despotism con tenn plates doing. We
suppose the next thing will be 10 examine
trunks and carpet-bags, as is now done In New
Albany and Jacksonville. We suppose they
will soon search persons for contratand goods,
and that even ladies will DO compelled TO SUB
NIT to indignities, such as are imposed on Ia
dies In ST. Louis by the rufaan soidiery there
And Ii quiet submissio to these acts should
convince the powers that Dc tnat we are real.
ly slaves, then heaven only knows what else
Is in store Tor Us.
One thing is Ger tain--there Is no law for this
In tsrfereuce with shipments aud resistance
to auy extremity 10 any unlawful acts h
proper and may become an imperative duty
One other thing Is eertain-that ANY com
| nnnity that does submit TO an illegal exercise
| Of mower by the Administration, must be con
| sidered AS subjects and not rs cittxens, a
slaves and not ~ freemen.
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Arrival of the AnQlo.SaX

PARTNER PoINT, June 25-The steamship
Anglo Saxon has passed here, ON her way to
l4th instant. Her advces have been an ici-
pated by the arrival of the steamer Europa
at Halifax
The following weekly report of the Liver
pool cotton market is not included in the dis
patch by the Europa:
liverpool. June 14.-Tha sales of cotton for
the week have been $1,000 bales, of which
spectators took $500 bales, and exporters
!, 800 bales. the market closed quiet. Infe-
rior grades had declined IA, and were flrmer,
with an improved demand. The sales on Fri
day were IL, 900 bales, including 2,OO0 bales o
speculate and exporters.
New Orleans fair S., midd1pgs Is 1e; Mo-
biles fair 81, middlings Il; Uplands tair 81
middlings Il.
The stock in port is ], l30. 900 bales, of which
872 600 are American.
LOndon-The Bullion in the Bank of Eng
laud has increased Ell 900; the Bank of France
is nearly q, 000,0 900 francs.
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PROM EUROPE.

HALIFAx, June rs. p. M.-The Europa sail
ed this afternoon, and will be due at Boston
tomorrow (Wednesday) evening
In the House of Commons. Mr.. Gregory
moved the appointment, of a select commit
tee to inquire into the circumstances attend.
ing the termination Of the Galway contract
He charged the British Government with be.
Ing actuated by an envious spirit towards
Ireland.
Lord John Russell said that he did not In.
tend TO oppose the motion, ada trusted that
the investigation would be sa tisfac tory
The Times, in an edit lrial on American AT.
fairs and the indignation of the North to-
wards the attitude of England, asserts that
the British public have given much sympa-
thy towards the Federal cause. more than it
ever gave to the cause of British sovereignty
and union in any of its trials.
FRANCE.
The Corps Legislatif had finally agreed to
hold to the budget by a vote of 242 against 5
M. Thouyehel had addressed u courteous
letter to the Turen Cabinet expressing the
deepest regret at the death OF Count Cavour
The silence OF the French Legislature on the
subject attrac ted considerable attention.
ITALY.
The new Ministry had taken the oath of
allegiance.
1t was stated that Kossuth was about to
take a permanent residence in Lombardy
Baron Ricasolf in Announcing the forma-
ton of the new Ministry, said that none had
lost their faith in the destiny of Italy.
The contessor of Oavour had arrived at
Rome, thObearor of a mes sage from the de-
ceased Minister TO the Pope.
Disturbances had taken place at Villetrie
and Amelia.
The Liberals at Rome had adopted a sign of
mourning for Cavour.
The Pope WAS seriously ill.
AUSTRIA.
In the Hungarian Chamber of Deputies, on
the 18th Instant, the address to the En-
peror having been revised it was finally agreed
TO.
SPAIN.
The Spanish journals publish advices from
st. Domingo that tranq utility and enthusiast
for the Spanish Government reigned through
out the island.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The mails from Calcutta to May 6th, from
Hong Kong TO May LIST, and from Melbourne
10 April 25th, were forwarded per the Europa
The United States frigate John Adams was
at Hong Kong, and the steamer Har tford and
the gun boats Dacotah and Saginaw were a,
Shanghae.
Business was very dull at all the Chinese
ports except Iien-Tsin, where there was q
fair demand for imports.
The seasons exports for tea was drawing tC
a close and the stock was very small.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
| London Markets-(Baring) wheat down
ward and declined las; red 54160s. Flour p
| a30s. Iron dull for rails and bars; Scotch pl,
| dull and declined 6d.a1s. Tea dull-commoi
| Oongou lid ais Coffee dull. and declined Cd
| Rice dull. Tailow dull at SIS. Spirits tur
| pentine dull at AS. Linseed Oil scarce at 3Gs
| Amertcnn Stocks Barring reports a firme
| market-United States 6's IS, S0aSl, ex div
do. SIS II, ex. div; Virginia SIS OF 'sS, As.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-29

The SLooP-o WAR GERMANTowN-This
ship, which was devoted to destruction in the
memorable attempt to destroy the Gosport
Navy Yard, has been raised and is now I'M
dergoing such repairs as will in a few weeks
contract for raising the e.. was under tai
by those skillful artisans, the Messrs. Baker,
who expeditiously and faithfully execu ted it
Lincoln's destructives not only set fire to
the q >, but scuttied her; and in addition to
this the large, tall shears fell acrosSher. But
in the hands of skilIful workmen she has not
only been put afioat again, but will soon be
fit for service, we trust, i'll the Confederate
Navy.-NOrfolk Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-29
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
Frcm Kennedy.

Louisville, KY, (yia Augusta, GAL June
1.-THE following dispatch was received here
Yesterday by navy officer, who telegra phsd
Zen. McCielland as to the authent ITCHY OF the
reported arrangement between the United
States Government and Kentucky
"GRAFToS, June 1861.
"Capt. W. Nelson, u. s. Navy.-My in.
ferview with Gen. Bnckner was personal not
official. 1t was solicited by him more than
once l made no stfpulations on the part of
the General Government, and regarded his
promise TO drive ont the Confederate troops
as the only result OF the interview. His let
ter gives his own views, not mine.
+" (Signed] GEO. McCLELLAsp."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-29
Later from California.

FoRT KEARSgY, June 25.-The pony express,
with San Francisco dates to the 18th, states
that the Breckenridge Convention adjourned,
without nominating a Governor, to meet On
the ga of July. Their platform is " the
Union and the Constitu ton, but disunion IA
Their than war"
A Union Convention was held on the Is tn to
ignore party, but the result indicates that
they will adhere 10 party ties. The attend
ance was slim and Insufficient to transact bu :
siness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-29

WARLIKg NEws.-The enemy continue to
keep up their warfare ON the Princess Anne
Cavalry, to the great annoyance of the seine
haulers, without effectipg any ear thly object
On Wednesday afternoon the Lincoln steamer
Quaker City agaiu paid a visit to the beach
between the Pleasure House and the inlet,
being attra tied thither by the appearance OF a
Confederate flag which the cavalry company
had hoisted to pole, and blazed away at it
right mantully, or as fiercely as a wicked
brute of a dog would snap at a stick that was
poked at jhim. Finding, however, that they
could "hnrt nobody" and that it was useless
to waste their ANN nition, she ceased firing
and left-NotJoLk Herald.
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sion Of forty nine stand Of arrns. with IL. &C.

sion OF forty nine stand Of arns, with the &C.
coutrements
RECOGNIZED.
The Washington Star, of wedpes dav evan
Ing, says:
The first official act of the Government 4
tnis point, recognizing the new Provisional
Government At Wheeling, as the State Gov.
ernment OF Virginia, took place to-day, in
having regular official Intercourse with
"Gov." Pierpont, communicating to him the
apportionment Of Virginia for the Thirty.
eighth Congress. The Legislature has been
convened to meet in the new Custom House,
wheeling, on the LIST Of July proximo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-29
From WaShin-tou.

WAsHTsGToN, June % The following GOSSIP
is found in the New York Tribune:
Gen. Patterson has received orders to adj
vance, which seems like rebuking his mac
tivity.
Etneridge will be candidate for the Secre-
taryship of the Senate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-29
Later From Washington

The Washington Star, of Wednesday even
ing, puts down the total number of troops
which have arrived there at Is, S45, exclusive
of recruits, numbering about Z, goo, and sever
al independent companies, SO that the aggre-
gate is over 81, 900, without counting regulars,
marines and District of Columbia troops,
the latter about 1000 strong. II this is true,
the total aggregate of troops already on that
line amounts to between fifty six and fifty
seven thousand.
AN ENGAGEMENT AT MATTHIAS POINT.
The Star has the following letter:
U. S. SHIP PAwSEE, PoToMAc RIVER,
June %, 1861.
This ship, commanded by Commander Row
an, accompanied by the tender, James Guy,
left Aqua Greek this morning for Matthias
Point, carrying Capt Woodbury., u. 5. Eugi-
neers and Capt. Palmer. u. S Typographical
Engineers, to make reconnaissance there, to
learn whether batteries We're or were not be-
ing erected there.
At A. NJ, Capt. Rowan sent an expedition
OF 40 men, sailors ana marines, ashore in two
boats, i'll charge OF Lieut.. Chaplin and Master
Blue. all under Captain WoodbGry's com
mand As the steamer approached, the enc
my showed themselves in considerable num-
bers, but they scampered over the hills when
the ship directed few shells against them,
and they were kept in check by an occasional
shell while the expedition was ashore, ena-
bling it TO com plete its work unmoiested Its
sailors captured two horses, saddled and bril-
died compelling the riders to seek safety in
the fight. One of our men received slight
wound in the wrist from q volver shot. The
horses were brought off, hoisted into the JAS
Guy, and sent to the Washing ton Navy Yard
as prizes.
During the reconnaissance the Pawnee
threw thirty shell, which kept the enemy in
check, though their reported force there is
six hundred men, one hundred or more being
mounted. The party that landed saw the
enemy's camp from Grimes house on the
hill and having on their return to the Paw.
nee pointed out its direction, Com. Rowan
put the ship in a proper position with
in the shoaI and shelled it com pletely dispers-
ing the camp, and setting fire to something
behind the hill. A negro man came off TO the
ship and gave information that two hundred
of the enemy are kept cons family on the beac b
and the remainder III the camp.
DEPARTURE OF Troops FROM RICHMOND.
| ALEXANDRIA, June &c " es terday four for
eign gentlemen reached here from the fal
| South, via Richmond and Manassas Junction
They came through on passes OF their Con
sui and Elk Governor Letcher. They repre-
sent that there are but few troops now a.
Richmond, the main body of those that Were
| there not long since having been sent to Nor
| folk, and towards and beyond Manassas il
| this direction.
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Ares, of Nar.ha, Kane

BALTIMORE, June 2S.-Marshal Kane was
arrested here yesterday morning and taken to
Fort McHanry.
John r Kenly has been appointed by Gen
Banks Provost Marshal of Baltimore
The Mayor and Commi s. Toner asked time
but kenley's orders were immediate. He
took possession of the Marshals Office.