, 1861-07-29
Washington 1tenlss
jSpecial Dispatch to the n. Y. Tsibune.1
WASHINGTON, July Is.

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rue during the present session, or should give
lis1inct pledges that they ehal1 be passed at
he opening Of the next session.
GOLD CURRENCY.
Considerable difficulty is experienced by the
liebursing agents of the Government from o
:carcity Of small coin. The Treasurer OF the
United States has recently made efforts to ct.
cet an exchange Of $50 gold pieces for small
coins in Boston, New York aud Philadelphia,
be supply from the Mint, coined especially
10 meet the demand, but there is so great an
amount Of deposits at the Mint for recoiuinge,
growing out Of the glnt Of gold, that without
additional appropriations from Congress It is
impossible to comply with the request Of the
Secretary of the Treasury for an extraordinary
coinage of coins OF the desired denomination.
The amount issued from the Mint at Phiiade}~
phia for the month OF June last was $9, ,6S7,&4
-an amount unprecedented in the history OF
its Transactions A special appropriation Is
also required for the transportation Of bullion
f;cm the Assay Office to tho Mint Of S40,-
474s3.
WHAT THEY THINK OF GEy. PATTERSON.
It Is eaid by gentleman who left Harper's |
Ferry at o'clock yesterday afternoon thnt the |
strongest feeling prevailed there against Cen |
Patterson among the soldiers, whom he he's |
accueed Of being ur willing to proceed because |
their term Of enlistment had expired. We !!
nave Roou AutHoIliJ 4oI ei1tuE tA!At ocAs
Patterson rejected the services Of Indiana and |
Pennsylvania regiments, who offered for ten
days beyond the period OF enlistment, or until
rcenforce should arrive.
FIRING ON An AMBULANCE.
One member of the 1et Regiment of Rhode
Island, who escaped unharmed from the bat
tie, WIS wounded by the accidental discharge
# one Of the stacks of guus which was
knocked down in the hurry Of the flight. Ae
was tnen plaeea IN .a3'1a an annnanc aad "nne ,as
being carried to Centre21le, 2 sheA was
thrown By the enemy INTO me ambulance, anu
there exploded, tearing him to pieces.
TIE TWENTY SEVENTH REGIMENT NEW YoIK
VrLUSTEEns,
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pssa aietl =, ;.f anu men Is espec1ally !1rsa
nie ~ ~ f.5 oc3s, ms'1 p ~ tne se!y an.cne a,a
VI aus ~ ~ 1ea pulls uu' anu suueaeu ssn2
ta'eIes. o m oGun ~ t;h naI sesefe'S "oaaoeo
Th6 -3r;na ~ 1,as 1,oraf,od IL ,,;1os baf,ra
3hev went mi q the fiohf-tbe lasts}f,ile aud =
hall On the double.qH.ck. They had had no
breakfast, and were weary and faint They
They threw Off their knapsacss and coats, and
rushed tcrWasd ea1ly n tho act'on. Ihey so
uanKea pouy OF Ieoels OF apo1t 4OV, Inat tAe
1eneie BILL = LUZ VI laae7, oAei"5 W suiAea-
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I;"1. h.tan ,1.v n, n,s'. Ig3ti fs.r
f1tnra ~ ccastn1t az t,'ar arn
ahont fs, fire. m, a Indy of The rehel. The latter
suddenly displayed the United States flag. The
GUl " 49,, ane Ill saus ,9 " ~ =; nlen ~ ~ nsg'
mneu LIZ % tSucto - = asna sol
, ~ ~ oahs .tte ;ra5 ~ nSStesIn 60 a
~ x,on,en+,s na1ier n ,,nr;ra aont ~ ~ tho
!ain i1 omenFs pa.1ss ~ @qn1ss qs ap9ns tae
veaats, aa .41su .'aF @ = mMe srh n'
rcue 1o4ata a 99a} VI IL easi1y. ~ coa'
aa .a a - ~ pSIn, auo 10
f., f,to5 ~ IA W o;rt,,n+ , ~ ntrer.beisss
escaped unhprt The White Plains Company,
6f which the A5jutant is q memb5r, seeing
this trsacherous conduct, at once poured In q
vo11ey, and dtle rebel comnandant fell, pierced
by ftty bullets.
JOHNSTON To A1IAcA GEN baNAs'
We nave nu!lseS WI. tHaL s .ns ~ Ra1,;s R,, t
~, ad;ato atfsnis H. ~ frco on ~
eeI iine ne the a. potomar ebnyc ~ Wash;ngton. IN.
tndmo .ns =, w ~ cr,st nnf r;re hac1 " hod n
Inv ca. Banks's column ct Harper's Ferry.
| end march straight on Baltimore with their
| main force, hoping to capture that city before
| 1t can be effectively reinforced from Washing
ton and PHILADELPHIA They cay they have
seventeen thousand men In Baltimore secretly
| organized and armed to rise in aid OF this
! movement. we know ttls comes lfom ba-
in the fIght. and WHO tauntiucly told the
I1,,;on rrlative tn whnrr f.t n-ivnfefr fr1nl7tnl
the scheme, Yes, YOU are = Union mai but
| whit will you do for the Upiou? I am a
eeceesiouist, and am going to fight for scccs-
| NAV be worth. though that should be nothing,
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