Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-07
TIRED OF soLDrEsfxs.
The Baltimore Sun Of SATURDAY says

The Baltimore Sun OF SATURDAY saws;
Yesterday afternoon, tie First New H.mpshirs R.sI.
men COL u Q. TappSn the last Of the three months
troops attached 70 The army Of the Shenandoah arrived
A. the Camden station in train of cars from Sandy
Hook, HTpers Ferry, and paseed through North. The
Regiment numbered about $50 men, and they brought
With them their arms and camp equpments They leave
behind, in q neral Binks camp one invalid soldier and
seven prisoners in the hands Of the Conederae They
we're captured while foragng the Point Of Rocks
train reached the Camden station at an early hour
yesterday morning bringing $50 troops from Colonel
MAINS Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment Who bad ysfl,
ed 10 be scorn in. Consequently they we're detached
from the Regiment and ordered home their arms being
retained.
The remaining companies Of the Regiment are 20 much
disc gauTed that they will either be attached to some
| other regiment, sent home dsbandsd. Il 10 more
then probable that Gen. Mccall, Of Pennsylvania will
upersede General Banks in the command Of the army
OF the Shenandoah. m,jority Of the Regiments com
posing that army are from PENNSYLVANIA.
The early train from Philadelphia, WHICH reached here
sbout o'clock yesterday morning, brought on com.
mud Of 250 regulars Of the United States service who
proceeded to Washington In the $40 train.
The week which closes to-day has been dull 10 militia
~ movements, as compared with the Two previous
weeks Osly about 5000 troops have passed through
Baltimore for Washington and the upper Potomsc while
not less than llD00 have Tetpred homo from Wssh
iugton and this city, their term Of service having sxp
cd.
DurATcH yaoN GEN. coz TO BOGUS GOVERNOR PflRPoIr
The Baltimore sua Of Saturday copies from the
Wheeling Iaisgsner the following special dispatch 70
csved by Bogus Governor Pierpout, Of Western vir.
gnia, from Gen. Coz announcing the retreat Of Cover.
nor WISE
GAULrr, VIRGINIA, july 20, via GALLIroLu JuLr 81.
The Kansuha Valley Is free from the rebel troops
Most Of the troops raised BY Wise in this Valley left him
o.t- rtaotnn md bta y. 4. ~
surances thit they laid down their arms thsy might 70
quietly their homes and many have done co. asserting
that they we're cheated into the rebel service reers;
to have to say that Wise, iu his retreat has burned
number Of valuable bridges and carried or most Of the
wagons and teams Of the people Of the Valley All
you on the success OF this expedition.
RrgadIerGenersl Commanding
HOW 70 STOP THE WAR g..
The New York Journal Of Commerce, In reply to .
correspondent who anxious for peace on honorable
terms, makes among others, thefoIoving suggestions
Let srmisce be agreed on between tho two bslger.
snts for three months
Let the Executive Of the two powers BY means of en-.
voys arrange for convention Of delegates from each
Of the thrty-four States or lately composing the
American Union; said convention TO b held Louie
vile, Kentucky at such dates may be agreed on il be-
delegates shall In no way prejudice the claims OF either
Of the bellgercnts In the convention should fail
TO come 70 any peaceful arrangement
The business Of the convention should b to devise. II
practicable, some plan Of reunion under mod6sd Con-
stituton, such they may agree upon whereby all the
thirty -four States cooperate with each other for the
common defence against foreign INVADER; for mutual
freetrade between themselves for uniform duties upon
imports from foreign countries; for common post
office and mail system.
II reconstruction should be found impossible, then
arrange for peaceful separate, and pro rata division
Of the common property, With reciprocal treaties Of ami
~, Commerce, mails, &c.
Whatever plan, either Of reconstruction or separation,
might be adopted By the eonyenon, should only become
fourtAs Of the eleven Confederate BATES, and sss By
thres.feunhs efths tvsnty.thrss United Salsa The
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