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NEWS FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July II 1S8.

BALTIMORE, July II 1881.
There Is TO be grand review Of all the troops at thin
station, except those in the Fort afternoon
Mount Clare Major General Banks will be present. The
troops consist Of the Massachusetts, Eighth Colonel Kinks
800 men, the New York Thirteecth Colonel Smith 900
men; the Pennsylvania Eighteenth, Colonel Lewis $50
men, the Pennsylvania Nineteenth Colonel Lyle $50 men
the pennsylvania Twentieth Colonel Pratt $50 men; the
pennsylvania Twenty second Colonel Morchead $50 men;
the Boston Light Artillery, Colonel Cook lis men, Total,
oa6S men, Five bands Of music will enliYen the &C.
casion.
i9e famous Massachusetts Sixth Colonel Jones, at
toe ReQy House. has orders to be in readiness for home
ward march Colonel Jones has accepted invitation Of
Major Newton of the Second battalion of Boston, for IN
escort on their arrival The identical rebel flag which
was Haunted before the Sixth the 10th Of April has
just been found the Police Commissioners Office by
Deputy Marshal McPha and is to be presented 10 Colonel
Jones before his departure
The Boston Light Artillery will leave Cor home in day
or two also the Third battalion Massachusetts, Rifles Ma
jor Devns commanding stationed since their arrival here
at the fort
1t reported that Colonel Fletcher websters command
of Massachusetts troops daily expected to relieve Major
Dcvins' at the fort
Most Of the oops whose terms have expired express
desire to e-enlsst for three years.
The Court Of Inquiry in the case OF Colonel Smith, OF
the Thirteenth New York. adjourned today. II Is stated
that court martial is likely 10 be the result.
Further Investigations among the papers found in the
Police Commissioners Office seriously mploate New York
parties in the 10th OF April affair.
Major General Banks and Judge lie Grand were in con-
sultaton today is understood matters connected
with the police.
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Port OF New York, July IA, 1861.

CLEARED
Ship Robert Center, A~od' Liverpool ~erfeoed-rrask
Ship American Eagle. s,inson, Londos-E Morgan
ship of Orleans. Dennis, alaseoww Nelson Sons.
fss Sis'5eS S+s"S ds H
sart hummer Ems tprus,, Bu'sch. eseenstOwn-Eunch
Bark Lucy Elizabeth, Nichols HsyIc-wssb, Carver IL
Bark Iva. Dare ssThgm Y- Nqi.s94 Phelps a Co.
BARK i I Trout Aaias, camdei ,--Ms 'Saf Duncan
Brig Rolling Wave, Collps, Cork ard a MARKET 4 wwd
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Scotl1al.
eo sTs g Il Ss Srs ua cadcro Sunderland "a days will
H,g Mary t.e tr, of shelegrue Ns Hardy Kingston
| ia, WIZ. fup} 70 10 Henry, De Cordova & Co go
Brig ta'nsJ toC Portland Ross, Malan2Rs, Days wit
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Boston tom fSET Gff'ffq Ss as Ak
An;Gf ny , II aud for Frankfort from Trinidad - .
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| Gay ~ nth sugar, TO master
krF Isabella Jeyet,, Reed Elizabeihpor fol Salem
NJ Haze Booth Rio Janec, So days with coffee 10 stu
go Chairman June ~ lat IL Is y lon 36 30 spoke sr
neen of The South IS days hence for BueHos Ayres
~ day bark Emily Baltimore from Pernambuco for Rio ia
metro or Jsneiro, bark with loss Of mamma
and mizen opnlast, showing signal with above VIC
white below. .
schr Psmp tsp), pe,eol Baracoa 10 days with fruit
| Thos Gilmartn. 49,. 80 - g
schr Seeing (bf Ballmore Soford, Baltimore 10 days 10
Kennebuuk Put In here in distress having on me Lh
Fire Island, experienced heavy gale from NE ~ IN dc
ing which split mainsail lost boat stove buiwaks anu spru
nleak Of about 1000 strokes hour; was competed n sen
the gale for 30 hours; went into Delaware blcWa
sailed thence 18th proceed on the VOYAGE p III" zen
commenced gaining and compelled us TO pu INTO ihs port
the vessel will have TO discharge for repairs lsano
ed at Quarantine, -
Schr r A Ward g mass), Edwards baltimore Gays.
Schr Florida, Kelly, Ehzabethport Tor Boston:
Schr Angel Luce Elizabethpor' for Sew Bedford
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schr Cornelia, Mnckcv tliyahethpo, foi raj frea
S.hr Denuark Wright, Eyahcthicrt 80 ~. i.,e,
ssch ,ghue i'u Fiati kllaItthtrri 4 Hall Efyrt.
. sr M9rwlcN lad,dus Lli,ebeihi =. i"r Nolwalt
,.Nnr tinfta Ec'r. Sstn. DAVIS.
our DEXTER, Bean v, * stCu kiisng.
ssnr rfN'sc, 81 JOHN RcuGnul lor Notrtf
SIhf am eaher FISH, Nsphati4hyii'e & tF4fri IN
port " ~ W ~ ''" "'' ."
Sioop ptcgf lass, Tyler Providence for snr, enc,t
SPHihnr boston, srookeg, lhi,df;ghi.
steamer vulcan, Morrison, Phiadell La
slfamer iacony, NY, ftaseithia
Steamer faittL Young, Fibs.del q
steamer Chaiiss ossnod, GeeT, Hotwcl
The baIk erored yesterday Tho rJoht Nsis.c fBr,.
Abrcch
BELOW
ship Champion (of Sath) Eic!ols from SAic 0. day-
SAILED.
h n scamship I'ersil. xiyerpoo (at 9'HPNN
,iO'l ~Ship Johs hydat, Melbourne: bass NJ th'raH
Iush Antwerp; VI l. Rutgers. Scttc, tsps iilh. s""i,
yneelstown; Isaac DcIson MIrur hruf AtaLtf ~
aoSi baltimore, Porl Prrec.
Wind at sunset s.
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lars, and, with other contributors, now de-
the disposition that has been made of it. If
the Committee do not furnish statement Of
how they have disposed of this fund forthwith,
then lot there be meeting called of those that
subscribed, to take such action as the necessi-
y of the case and the silence of the Committee
demand. Gentlemen of the Union Defence
Committee, what have you done with the funds
and why do you permit the suffering among
she families of the volunteers?
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NEWS FROM MISSOURI.

SYRACUSE, Mo- July II, 1901.
company of United States troops came here to-day
and arrested quite nusbcr Of rebels and took them to
jefferson City 1t is said that three four of those
rested had previously taken the oath, but afterwards
joined Governor Jacksons army and went South with him
The telegraph lines west and south down to ght
generally that the company has abandoned all hope Of
pairing them for the present
majority of the people west of here both sides of
the Missouri river rebels and say tina, they will
submit to Lncoln's government, viii they now the
tecgraphs or railroads for tho OF Lin
coins army Many of them say the oath they requested
take by United States troops is Of words
aud at all binding. is thought there will be
quorum present a, meeting of the state Convention
Monday.
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49,, the efficiency and muit<fy discipline Of this

IN the efficiency and military discipline Of this
excellent corps - -
Tho Pacific p.,Iroan HILL introduced by Senator Latham
today was carefuv pre red so as to obyiae all obec.
tious made las, winter to TN, great measure. 1t will be
considered next session.
FORTHCOMING SPEECH or EN- AToR LATHAM.
MIR Latham is expected TO reply in b. half of Northern
Union democrats to Mr. Bayard morrow WHO mas the
floor and intends TO make secession speech.
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Drawings OF n. France u Co.'s Fen
lucky ard Delaware Lotterics-Authorized by aCs Of
Assembly passed January 1850. Grants TO twenty
years.
SHIRLEY COLLEGE, KY--CLAss $685. Drawn July II, 1861
so, al, 81, &c, IS, 81, 81, AZ, II, 81, s, 65.
CossoIIDArED-CIAss 127. Drawn July II, 1851
~, II, Is, 2, 33, 20. II, "a, d, 0, ID, %, IS.
circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
II. FRANCE & go. Managers,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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SKIRMISH AND UNION VICTORY ON THE
KANAWHA RIVER

CINCINNATI July IT, 1851
Friday night detachment Of three companies of Col
Woodrus Second Kentucky reg ment attacked 900 rebels
between Mad river and Barbourvile, on the Kanavha
river, completely routing them Ten twelve rebels
killed and a number wounded The Kentuckians
had one killed Gen. Cox's brigade rapidly moving
up the Kanawha
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Married.

CuaMiSG-BANrk-0n Tuesday, July 10, at tbs resi-.
dsnce OF the brides parents, in Hsckensack ~ b. by
the Rev. Alexander H. Warner, Thomas II CUMMING to
JENNIE T. only daughter of j. VI Banta Esq
ENsis-JoNEs On Tuesday, July 10, by the Rev NJ n
c Crawford, THOMAS W. Ennis q Railway ~ j. TO Miss
CATHERINE b. JONES of New York
SAxER=iiHALy.-By Sso Rev Father Pierar Mr.
CHARLES sAxER TO Miss HANNAH HeALY, at the Catholic
church OF ~ Vincent Do Paul, in Twenty third street.
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NEWS FROM HARPERrs FERRY.

HAkrkks FEKkY July II, tVbI'
Colonel Kenly's Maryland regiment is guarding the
canal from wliamsport to Harper's Ferry.
party OF forty three Union men from Loudon county
orded the river at Point of Rocks to-day seeking proec
ton from forced enlistment in the rebel army. More
tina, hundred have crossed within the past few days
The canal will be open to Washington Friday. Coal
is much wanted there.
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RETREAT OF THE REBEL ARMY UNDER
GENERAL JOHNSTON.

WASHINGTON, July II, 1861
The IateRigecer says-An officer Of tho Twelfth New
York regiment arrived in this city last night direct from
Martinsburg yesterday morning. he brings the
that General Johnston broke " his camp Bunker Hill
on Monday and the Of his whole army
towards Winchester General Patterson, with his entire
force Immediately went in pursuit. and about eleven
miles IN the rear Of Johnston.
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Our HARRISBURG CoRREspONDENCE.

MARrINsBrEG, Va, July IL. 1851
The Reason Why the Vdgnions Joined The Rebi C1uss-
itey Dssest and Why general Johnston 10 eSpe,ssG
Captain John Quincy Adams No,hdnJush-The &gmish
Of the Nelc York Twsn'y-e9hh Vctunteers-5jyira, Of
The Elersnth Indiana Reement-Whyo Man sSls Drum.
med Out If his Re9~entA Receipt for I4ejses Stolen,
Taken, Impressed, dc.
There to be prospect Of adsanee from here
CONTINUED on THE EIGHtN PAGEl
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1000 photographs tn Kcp DaiIy-te1 for
VI Album ana card visites, at HOLMES 264 ard 3e5
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HilIs Hair Dye.-FiNy Ccsts; Black or
Bowh pest IN use Depot No. Barclay street. sold by
all Druggists
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MORE TROOPS FOR WASHINGTON.


Captain Fi,zsmmons' Company of cavalry, numbering
eighty and horses, mustered into the Of
the United States to-day, by Lieutenant Marshal L. s. A.
The company is be attached TO Colonel Van Allen re
giment, and will probably leave for Washington via FL
mira and Williamsport tomorrow. Arms and equip
ments will furnished after the company has arrived in
Washington Lieutenant Colonel Mix is here, and will go
with the company
Lieut. Marshall declared that it the finest body of
men he had mustered volunteers The the
companies of the regiment from Western New York will
probably be forwarded next week One more will go
from this city.
PROMPT ACTION OF CoMMODoRE vASDERBIII We lespn
that the boxes Of gold valued at SIS ,000 which
were stolen from board the steamer North Star
on her trip from California and for the recovery
which reward of thousand dollars oncrod, has not
yet been recovered To prevent loss to any party Com
modore Vanderbilt has drawn his check the Bank OF
the State of New York for the whole amount that
may suffer by the theft.
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Crsstadoro's Hair Bye, Wigs and
Tonpess the best in tho world; wholesale and RETAIL an
the bye privately applied at No. 9 Astor House.
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ROYAL Havana Undergraduates Cashed
aud Information furnished by CHASE CO., Bankers 10
Wall street. Now YORK.
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Ladies foY the CoalAty y.--lka hdsome Ga Il
Boots LIS Slips and Ties, Is and Is. per pair Boys,
Misses aud Infants Boots aud Shoes ell styles and prices,
al MILLER 4 60. Is, 3S7 Canal street.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, July II, 1881.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State SIS, IL Reading
Pennsylvania Railroad asls. Sight exchange on New
York at par a 10 per cent discount
Albany, July II, 1851.
Flour steady: sales ,Oco bbs. Wheat dull white
Michigan barrels 81 IS Oats better and hight supply
sales eco bushels State at &c Corn active sales so G0
road for New York262 and As hhds tobacco e54
bbls -four 1856 sacks WOOL a02 bbs high wines, / 1872
boxes cheese. For Boston and the EAST ,246 bbis.
-four, 100 sacks WOOL Shipped by lows to New York,
l6tl-l7 500 bushels corn 1900 bushels rye "a 700
bushels wheat 6 600 bushels OATS 500 bushels feed,
500 bushels malt.
BUFFALO, July It. 1851.
Flour steady. Wheat lrner and in fair demand sales
bushels Of Kenosha club at 82c 900 bushels Of
Milwaukee club at Soc, 500 bushels white Indiana.
81 TO- 800 bushels red amber a, 92c Corn quiet sales
l6 900 bushels at &c Oats frmor. Canal frcghts dull
10 &c. and II &c wheat to New York. Lake
Inports9 900 bbls -four 43 600 bushels wheat, ~ 900
bushels corn $4,000 bushels rye. Cara EXPORTS ,0GO
bbs -four, $4,000 bushels wheat $4,000 bushels corn
3, 500 bushels oats.
oswgGo, July II, 1861.
Flour in moderate demand at previous prices. Wheat
better, with good inquiry. Sales $500 bushels No. J.
Milwaukee Club s0c 1000 bushels Chicago Spring Soc a
Sic 900 bushels winter red Western 81. Corn dull;
sales last night 400 bushels at "a &C. and 5000 bushels
heated corn 30c Canal feights unchanged fonr 2sc
wheat Sc, corn &c IKE 10 New York Lake imports
S44 barrels Of four l9 800 bushels of wheat 40 600 bush
els of corn eco bushels oil Rye. Canal exports: LASS
barrels Of -four 10 900 bushels wheat 81 900 bushels of
CHICAGO, July II, 1861.
Flour has advanced &C. Wheat c. better sales 69e
q zoe for No. /; 64c. a Csc for No in store. Corn
Receipts 300 bbs -four, 900 bushels wheat IA 900
do corn Shipmcn,s-1 100 bis. -four, 600 bushels
wheat 1856 600 bushels corn Exchange on New York I'M
changed.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye-Thc BeN I'm the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory, l6 Bond street
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NoTr The drawings of Wood, Eddy 4 Co IS Kentucky
Lotteries of the 18th and 10th s ant failed TO appear ia
our editions Of 10Th and l7th owing 10 some unlccon.
40
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Grover 4 Bakers HOiscless Family and
manufacturing sewing Machines, iJ5 Broadway, NY
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Barry's Tricopherou4 is the BE, st md
Cheapest Article for Dressing, n9apsryng Gu 1ne Clean
ing Preserving and Restoring the Hair ADDE'S Try IT,
Sold by all Druggists.
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THE FORWARD MOVEMENT.

PHILADELPHIA July II, 1851.
letter from Martnsburg, dated 14th, says that Gen.
Patterson was moving Winchester by two different
routes.
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s HIP PIN G NEW S


KINGSTON, IA. HAVANA AND NASSAU, Mp.
CLEAToRFrom New Yyk for Kingston, )ar The 10Th
month The Cra,or lesves for HeW York the
9th of each month and will be due here about the 18th
KARNAK-From New York FOR Havana via Nassau, Mp,
arrival alternate Cnnaid at New York.
CoLUMBIA-From New York for Havana july ..
= - s.s
YoRK-Tuis
SUN RISES. u MODS sErs... morn "
% niGH wATxR. 4 81
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Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'S Radical CMarc
Truss No Nesey street Ast9r House. Opposite the oh ARCH
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Dr4ISnss
IMPAIRED sGHr
NOISE IN THE HEAIE
AT ONCE CURED.
DR.. Won M0SClILISKERe
The well known European Surgeon ocisy and Aurst
ventor of tho Ear Vaorizcr which she hearing
in the obstinate cases as well ~ STOPS the noises
in tho head be consulted al
107 CLINTON PLACE EIGHTH STREET
lANOR LAKE SUPERIOR. --STEAMER ,b.INOS WILL
II leave Cleveland, Ohio, for Lake Sunerior, July D.
August IA, August ~, O'Clock F. A. and Detroit,
Michigan the following days, at O'Clock r. NJ
j. r. WHITING Il coz Detroit, Mich.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Nj l~SCELIrsNEOUs
At So DOUBLE SOLE stUEs AND GA rrtRS AT
"A JONsS' loand ~ Ann Soldiers ana -9untecrs
please take notice.
EtORNS 3uNIONS. INVERTED NAILS EN- MgGED
~ joints, end all diseases OF the feet cured 'ydhout
pain incon senicnce to the patient by Dr. ZACIlRE
Surgeon Chro sois, 700 Broadway Refers to ply cans
and surgeons os this city
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THE FORCES ENGAGED AT BUNKER HILL.


The brilliant brush at Bunker Hill literally be-
tween the Rhode Island battery and the United States
cavalry and the rebels but the attack be made
on the Twenty first and Twenty third regiment Of Penn
syvana Volunteers give the names of the principal
officers of each, as follows
UNITED STATES CAVALRY.
The cavalry force about five hundred strong, being
composed of portion of the Second regiment OF United
States cavalry, under the command Of Col Thomas who
is Acting General of the First advance brigade II is
not likely that the whole of the force in pursuit
Of the rereating rebels.
RHODE ISLAND BATTERY.
Captain ~ A. Tonipkins.
First l.eutcnont. ................. - hey nolds
Second Lieutenant. Pennington.
Third Lieutenant ........... - turner
Fourth Lieutenant. ............... - Braston
This battery composed Of six rined cannon made
by Captain James, one hundred and thirty men and
ninety eight horses The guns weigh nearly 85 pounds
each and can be fired with astonishing accuracy. Each
gun is provided with kind OF telescope arrangement in
stead OF the ordinary sight, and by means OF this
strike which may be so far distant as TO be hardly
perccptbIe the naked eye The guns nomnally six
FOUNDERS but the shells used weigh nearly fourteen
pounds and self exploding The guns comprising this
battery were made by Captain James, OF Rhode Island
for the Of Alabama but after that State seeded the
CAPTAIN refused carry his contract The men CON
posiur the company are well made one is armed
|
| with revolver and sabre
TWENTY FIRST PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
Colonel - ) Ballier
lieutenant colonel .Chas. Ehrenwein
Major NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nchlcr
Adutant. Nvhkoop
Quartermaster a. Ladncr
! surgeon ...................D r. T.. Scbocnng
Quarermaser Sergeant j Zeiss.
Sergeant Major. ........''''.' ..!p knepp
Co A--Jackson Rifles apthn shields
| Co B-Iaiayete Rifles. Captain Mehlcr
Co C-Pennsy lvana Rifles Captain Alimeier
Co p-Washington Rifles, .Capiain Brandauer.
Co E-Back Rifles .captain Gessler.
Co. F-Steuben Rifles. ................ Captain M.ick
! Co G-Phladeph!a Rifles. ......... Captain Beamsh
! Co H-De kalb Rines .tapt,n Lecicn.
Co Scott Rides captain Eoteler.
! Co K-Franklin Rifles Captain Koeer.
This regiment is locally known the First regiment OF
| Pennsylvania Rfemen
TWENTY THIRD PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
Colonel Charles p Dare
Lieutenant Colonel. ..........'.. .ravid Birrcy.
Mpior Joseph T. Tobias.
| Adluant , birmingham
| PayMaster. ,.......................H ". Arnold,
| rartermaster. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Edwin Palmer
The local name of this regiment is the First regiment Of
! syvana Militia The regiment among the FIRST in
the field having previous 10 their renewal TO join General
patterson done Valuable service Perrysvie. AT The
ti,nc when organization stop the
passage through Maryland OF the troops from the North
SC They were originally three months men, but have
yeepjsed for The Under Lieutenant Colonel B!rncv
OUR MARTINsBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
MAgrINsBrEG Va, July IL, 1861
II. Izl
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ss(OSTAR'S'

''C0s1Anse
yERltfN EXTERNfIN lNrORS.
Only iniallib!c remedies tnown.
Free from poisons.
Beware Of nj. limitations Of "GSstars"
City druggists AID country storel,spers send yoir
orders. Now's the time to sell Soc Je,y circulars
duced prices. Address Henry II. CostAr-
Principal depot 6l2 Broadway, opposite st. Nicholas !.
New York.
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omcial Drawings of Wood, Eddy s Co.'s

KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS, $685. Juy l5, 1861.
81, 45. "a, 80, "a, 6, II, AZ, 81, ., s, 25. GO.
KEyTrcxY CLASS 3s4, july IS 1851.
10, 4, 60, Is, 40, %, I, 3d. A. 64, So, II, 20.
KExrrcSy. EXTRA Class, 3s5, July l6, ls6l
49, "a 80, d, 10. 8, So, So, 3, GO, 10, 5, g..
KXSrvchy, CLASS $50, July 10, 1851
IS, IS, 81, "A, "A, 9, 81, IS, 40. As, 80, c..
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS, ss7, July II, 1851
d 3, CO. So 80, 60 So ST. G5 10, "a, 26, lG, 10.
kEyrrcxY CLASS 3ss, July II 1861
IS, Al, rs 10, lG, IS, l. 35, So, 10, SO, 90 II, 81.
Circu!ars sent Of charge by addressing either 10
WOOD EDDY & co,
Covngton, KY, or ST. Louis No.
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IMPORTANT FROM GEN. PATTERSOyy ARMY,
An Affair at Bunker Hill with
Six Hundred Rebels.
A UNION, MASKED BATTERY
DEFEAT OF THE REBELS,
&c., &c., 60.

BUNKER HILL, Va, July 10, 1851.
The whole Of General Patersons division of the army
with the exception Of the First Pennsylvania regiment
advanced TO this point 10 day. The march was very
pleasant one and nothing Of serious occurred until
this point, which is nine miles below Mar
tnsburg.
Captain Tompkns' Rhode Island battery had the lead
followed by the Twenty third.
Just below Bunker Hill Colonel Stewart with 600 rebel
cavalry drew up for charge upon the Twenty first but
failed the Rhode Island battery which opened with
powerful effect with shot, shell and grape
Colonel Stewards charge Immediately broken,
Thomas, charged aAd pursued him two miles, capturing
captain and private who have been sent back to
Martnsburg The remainder OF Colonel Stewards force
scattered into the woods and she Second returned Our
whole force then encanped for the night
AS our advance guard coming into Darksville
three miles back from this point, the rebel pckets
just leaving, and the Twenty first Aired them.
One shot, sorry to say, tosk effect in the hip of
Mrs Joseph Chapman, making but not serious
flesh wound
We had lent our horse to q sick friend and stopped in
front Of the house to await his coming up when Mr. Chap
man asked us to procure him surgeon Dr. worthing-
ton, OF the Ninth coming along few moments after gave
her every attention. and she is now Doing we'll The
whole rebel force has fallen back Winchester thirteen
miles from here and will likely give battle there to-
morrow