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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING May ,.s,

trhs leading editorial IN yesterday. sgs, -
pf'h'sd' ">" = mere r~rciy Of what VIA wri,,eu,
expressing IN several places a. 1t eIp 'essed auy h.
thins) the reverse ot ouI meaning. Our rsdrrs
will pardon US, thereforr, for troubling tAss, in
j,s,oe 10 ourselves, with the following cor rec, d
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uOUSE TO LET--OS BERGEN HILL,
IL Uud,on Avenue, ho1pe and , loti; hone cars
from ,lersey CITY ierry pssa near the house Apply
q.iI0,9
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TREES FOR SALE.-5, 900 SHADE AND
s,n ibory trees, suitable for sidewalks for sale
CHI sp, " the owner obired 10 remove them imme-
thruu5b said property. Enquire at Greenwood Oar,
den, cor % ave and 2Ith st near Green wood Come
terry l.. l. WM HATFIELD. T,9Ji9
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COTTAGE HOUSE TO LET, OR FOR ISsl
- SI' yer AnnJm-M tn hea tihd village OF
CisTCuCeylc. !. l.; q Df an hours ride N New York.
by Long l-'aTt Railroad, WhiCh Tuus a train every
naf hour from MAY next; meet clttaEa hOuse, c0n-
tanning rooms, with plenty "f land fUT rardea. t.
yu-cLas easy rnV will b. B4Ado tpply J. Pc
CARE l9T Grand 4. EplJ, 5t,2Aao
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EMPLOYMENr-Mn,,.

A GENTS wANTED-TO SELL PACkA.
- ;s. a stationary and eyeiy. At prce. QUE tarrs
E,, Sre.s etanp eucO"dl J. [. BAILsY, 1854 Court &
S,iss,sAAc
HELP WANTFD-RESPECTA MALE
n.v 80 to NE, help q all nations, % uytioe ths,
tney can pc suited with good situah g.. H. civ or
soantrl By applying to MANNING, as si,,S ~
ss .nc ssmpire CITY lnaitate. N. B. We can recon-
s eh ofnoe ~ reliable. apl3 2tsc.hN
ELF WANTED - NOTICR-EmPLOY
err are rerpect ully infot med that they can ,bt.in
- ne Empyy nient Ones, No. Bro ,d az tie % a
sna most reliable male and female ant- All tad IA
SSy v.sInes e1eouent cooks, laundress..L &c ssd
s'0ns ~ .s,mlnS "a. nu msu on hanr- Terms mo-isr.ia
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RyIPLOYMENT-F.male.

P1BBON RUSETTE MAKERS WANTED
~ Young ladies sccn tbmcd ~ making rns.tts., at
iontn st, Wiiliamsl u.!, l.. ]. Mls- HAYWARD
peasc call at Fourth 4, " wiliamssurgh,L l. G,10I3
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SEWlNG MACH HINES-WAN LADIES
- to leaIr 20 operate on Sipgcrs and Whistler n
wilson, snd other - wing machines; learned peri ct
and aotice I'LL .atised hor work, all the suayes
sale tnd to let, at lCs orchard Ut, mar STATION
me, i3i.2isc.
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BUTCHERS SHOP TO LET-NO. Is OAK
- street, the hast stard In the Fourth Ward for
butchers shop IL been n the buginee for the las,
fifteen ycaTa rent only 40 dolla year. Apply 10
JAMES REILLY, - Madison street. G,i3),2
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'T'o VN IDIshN5 W AN TEU-
twenty hcensed venden or pedar. having
nSonntcuon amongst retail grooen and rest ,ur.utt
Nnr'e OF iuI with nOfss Hnd WAgonl intrI Iuc an
eucle ci dsily consumptior. Capital rrYu red iOI
Apry' ior days, M. H. 20 Exchange plhcr, Jersey
sp' G,lD4,J
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CEwING MACHINE-wANfED LADIES
~ to learn to operate on Singers, Nheelsr vii.
sonb and Howe's - wide machine~ Hlso all kiuds /,
let, either In the houe out All kinds Of stitching
done ~ order dies and oil for sale Term. cder
ate, 332 Henryrt. nyO l35,24ac
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CTORE no LET OR LEASE -oORNE
s.sul,s !. - :: :ss s.s - .ssL. T ,1ss ''' Mdl
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TO LET.

A APAkl MFSTS TO LET--IN TIE NEW
IA h,ue % Crors IT., front ms, with light bed
Tpnus ani tchens, Cruton water and gas; Aso ro,ms
and lign bedrooms IN 81 Cro,by II. Gl432
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NEWSPAPER ROUTE FOR SALE A
=. .TsasIs q JACOB, .TxwIisGEs
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CEwING MACHTNE-wANTED LADIES
Oto learn 70 operate Wheeler ilson's improved
operators iu the city taught all kinds OF stitching,
henmlng, telling, 60, and thorough manageme mt OF
Ttn-r iu want of spcrators eupplled. machine for
sale, .nd family se~su done, st %oS Canal sIest.
t.'N9lAn-
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ARTJCLEs FOR sALs.

RILlARD AND BAGATELLR TABLES
- for I.sle-manuf.ctured. and oonstaasiy on hana
NJ ~ Ihird Il, bstvosn svss sns @; alss .eeopt
"bies for ssie spib aAo'tsN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

n Oar friend Murray Briggs Of the Sal
iIvan Demsersi iasinstes that the Express
bears no love 70 sher people. and improves
eserv occasion 10 cast siur on the county Of
Sullivan. In shs shins the editor If the
Ds~seras i mistaken. We do have high
regard Tor the people OF Sullivan county
We are glad ~ number among oar most a.
teemsd friends. MANY citizens OF that county.
and We never made sn illnasared ding at or
allus.oa 70 Sullivan county IN our life Mr.
Griffith told -. when in Sullivan. the other
dsy. tia, our aceoua; OF the celebration at
Fairbanks Vas substantially correct. bat gave
the excuse which ws published on Wedses
day. Others gave the same explanation. -
We are reliably assured thai the two men
who shouted for Jed Davis both lire IN BAL
Ivan county. and Ne have no doubi draw
their inspiration from the Sullivan Coansy
Democrat and the Ne~ York Day Book
Par nebiis. &c
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
The Army in y estern Virginia.
A Desperate Battlel
The Rebels Rented by the
HO0siers!!
Six CanH0N and MANY
sTOrses assd Wagons
Eapfured!!
Sixty Rebels Killed and a
Large Number Wounded.
Federal Loss Twenty Killed
and Forty Wounded!

RoAxlss RES. Va. July IA battle was
fought. yesterday aftsfnoon, nj Rich Noun
tain. two miles East Of this place, where the
enemy, numbering two thousand. under the
command of Col Pegraan. we're strongly en-.
trsnched
About three O'Clock IN the morning, Gen.
Ros-saa. with sporsien OF the 7th. Sch. 10Th.
aai 18th lsslisda. aud the 18th Ohio Rsgi-
ment. LETT this place. and after a very difficult
march Of seven or eight miles. cutting a road
through tho woods. fhsv SUGGESTED in sur
rounding the enemy about three o'clock in
tho afternoon 4 desperate hshl immedi-
atsly snsuei. lasting about al hour and
half. resulting in the loss OF about sixty OF
.he enemy killed and large number wound
ed and prisoners: some of The latter are Off
GERS
The enemy rstrsaiqsfprscpitatsly. leaving
behind six cannon. hfgs number Of horses
AMI wagons. camp equippage. &c.
The loss on our side was twenty killed and
forty wounded. Among the latter IL Captain
CHRIS Miller. of the 10Th Indiana Regiment
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
Excitement I'm 81. louis News
from tho Interior.

ST Louis, July IL.
A good deal OF excitement existed in the
city to-day. ia Consequence OF the suppre.
sion of the Journal, but no disturbance has
AZ vet taken place.
Two companies OF the Reserve Corps are
stationed at the Custom Honse 90 night. and
some twenty five hundred troops are under
a, ms ia different parts OF the city TO preserve
peace.
A special dispatch 10 The Democrat. from
jefferson CITY saws the seeesslonis,s are gath.
ering in considerable numbers in an aroun /
Boonvlle. and the UniteI States troops At
that place have been under arms every night
since wednesday expecting an attack
A similar condition ofthngs exists al Lex
ington. and reinforcements, especially artil-
lery. are needed nj boiE points.
The Home guards In Miller county have
taken possession OF Tascumbia. and captured
two cannon and hoisted the American DAG IN
front Of the Court House.
The Home Guards OF Osage county dis
persed company Of secessionisis AZ Cha
mois. and arrested the leaders. but after
~aris released them. on taking the oath OF
allegiance
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City Couneii.of Losisviiie Looking al
ter the Rebels

LoUnvilLn July PA resolution VA
offered in the City Council last night. requir-
ing revision Committee 10 inquire into the
abduction OF youths under age to the South
sr1i Confcdcracy.
The State Military Board have decided
that no more money be spent on military On
csmpments. They have also decided that
TIE Governor call in all the arms in posses
sion Of the State Guard. and make fair
distribute on Of them between Home and
State Guards.
Movements look TO the disbanding Of the
State Guard
The New Albany Ind, lntslligeneer il
authorized by Collector Anthony TO say that
hereafter no distractions will be made TO the
passage of provisions and other article. from
New Albany 10 Louisville.
d. &. Stone, late Capt. Of the Louisville
Battery. publishes a card denying his disc be-
dience of certain orders as charged by Con.
BucAner and threatens. through the Union
psrsn. TO show that Buckner's decision
agsins; him was false and given through mere
pre- JUDGE. and that the Board composing the
Court. in GLIDING the Judge Advoeats know
i n be so.
A Richmond dispstch learns that large
number or negroes captured By the Federal
troorr have been sent 70 Cubs AZ meSns Of
defraying the expenses of the war
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The advertiser having been restored u health L. a
few weeks by very simple remedy sf,er hs-ipS -ui-
fsred several years with a rng affection. and
that dread disease, Consumpuors-is anxious laake
known to his fellow sufferers the az cure.
TO those who wish to try H. he will send a COP, Q
the prescription used lree Of chsrgel viii the dir-
tons for preparing and using the same. which Ties
will End cure for Consumption, Asthma. Bros-
chits &c. The only object of the advertiser = H.
senains the prescription 10 benefit the afflicted and
spread information which be Conceive 70 ~ insalus
ble. and he hopes every sufferer VIII Try his remedy
IS IL costs them nsthing and may prove a blessing
Parties Wishing the prescription will please address
Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg.
sepledwl~ King County, X. \
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Bosros. July IA brig from Bangor
arrived AT Newport this morning, with the
crew Of the Brig John Welch. from Trinidad.
for Falmouth; which was captured by the
PriyAtser JEFF. Davis. on SATURDAY of II Il
terss. They ransackcd the ship bat ALLOW ed
her 70 proceed in consequence II her great
daught of water.
The same priyateer captured the schooner
J. c. Warner of New York. and Brig
whose name is unknown. one hundred miles
South East OF Nantucket South Shoals.
Capt. Gsinor of lhe British Bark May Nor
ton. nj This point from Martins. reports on
the 9th ints.. in latitude 80 degrecsani long
itude G.. having seen q full rugged Brig show
ing French colors. which hailed the Bark in
English. to which a reply was made in
French. but they did not appear to under.
stand the language. but chased the Nay
Norton for three hours but she outsailsd
them two hundred men we're on tho fore
top
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CHICAGO. July l2--Three companies sent
for the relief OF Col Smith At Monroe. re
turned last night 10 Ham bal and report the
roads unebslracted between Hannibal and
Monroe Ga arriving AZ the latter place they
Termed junction with Smiths force which
had entrenched themselses IN the Academy
buildings. The Rebels. tssse bundfed
strong. we're grouped around over the prairie.
out OF reach of Smiths Rifles.
The enemy had two pieces of artillery
which were brought 20 bear. bat the Distance
was 80 great that the bllls were almost spent
before they reached our lines. Smiths AT
tillery. beaag of longer range. did considera-
Bile execution. TIE fight lasted oil dusk -
The last shot from Smith's gaps dismounted
one Of the ,emy's. just then Col. Woods.
OF Illiaols. tell on their rear Eith the cavalry
seat from Quincy. ON Wednesday. complete
ly routing them. taking seventy one prison
ers, one gun and a large number OF Horses.
Twenty or thirty of the enemy Ness killed.
and not one m an of the Federal forces was
killed, although several were severely woun
ded
Col. Smith Is determined 10 shoot some Of
the most prominent Rebels
Ben. Harris. the Rebel leader. escaped
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Col. mcSeiIss ProcIa n n tion-.Fur-
Their Outrages.

81. LOTS. July l2.-Col. McSeil publish
ss proclamation 20 the people Of VI issouri
stating that The suppression of the State
Journal was in consequence OF it, giving aid
and comfort 20 those in active rebellion
against the authority Of the United States
encouraging the people 10 take
up arms against that Government -inciting
people 10 acts of violence and oppression
sgains, loyal citizens. and by melting di-afiec
ted citizens to the commission OF overt acts
with view of entirely subyerting the Fed
eral authority in the State.
The Clinton Missouri Journal, published
by Printers in Major Sturgis command. states
that outrages are being committed. along the
western boundary of Missouri. by lswless
bsnditti under Montgomery and Jameson: ii
Is also authorized 10 state that they are acting
without authority or sanction Of the United
States. and will be treated as outlaws by all
good citizens and soldiers wherever found.
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CoxxrsARY DxrARrxxvr. lirn Rroisxsr
We we're yesterday shown very interest
ing and veil written letter from one Of tho
attaches of the oommissary department Of
the 18th Regimen, Indians Volunteers, dated
GAINESVILLE. Virginia. July s,h. Itstases that
On Saturday evening the Regiment bad taken
~ the line Of march 10 Buckhsnnos. near
which place they expected a big fight The
commis.sry department v~ lsh behind for
~snt Of means Of transportation Comma
sary Bantin aaI James Oakley. With Eve
mea. ore loaded nsu-ket and one pocket pie
tol were lsaso guard the army stores The
first tao stood guard on Sunday night armed
With toeir entire arss msn' All veFs veil
and the Comuis<ariat expected 90 more for.
wart On Monday esoning.
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70, rxlsps.rH ysO~ xlDnlr ross snDos. !

10, rxlxpRAPH yEos sIDpLr rosx ssIDeE. !
tsp>eisl DssrAica % ire clncisssu ons,ts.
RoAaISs Rus. July 10.
We are encamped about 10 900 strong.
near the foot Of Rich Mountain ten miles
west Of Beverly. The rebels ars..posted on
the side of the mountain. two and h'lf miles
distant They can be .distinciiy ssen from
the elevated positions an our camp. throwing
up entertainments and making other prepars
tons Cor defense Their number cannot De
definitely ascsrsxinsd II - supposed they
parpossly expose but a ANAL force. not
more than one or tso handred men nskins
their appearance At a time 4 axtle u nsar
~ hand
A force has been ordered "a advance on
the ensmy's position. One OF our picssss
has Just bees shot near The ensmy's lines.
IA ~ -lAssx ll1I -tll !
A reconncisance Vas made bv Col. Nc
Cooks ard Col Andrews Regiments this
afternoon. Ia ascertain the strength and po-
sision OF the enemy Col -McCooks led
let the column.
A sharp conflict took place. The resels
opened the FIRE. Five OF ak cannon shots
were fired by the snem, Our loss wss enc
killed and two wounded The enemys loss
i not known IL i, supposed TO be- ten OF
twelve killed and twenty Wounded.
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Night Dispatches


Srv Ycx. jar i2-The SsssnG Hin.
ois from For, pickess. June oosh. has ar
rived
The guns. shell. etc. which we're destined
for Picken. we're taken q, Tcrtnrs.. not BE
inr NEEDED 81 Fort fickens.
The Csvhst~ from Picks.s. Jnly btk. he'd
srri~ed - Kev West. and up q, that c,t~ NJ
s,rliks movement had taken place
Col. Wilson's zouave. h,d hesn taken %
IorsnS. and Cap, Da~son's srtillerr -
ssnts Ro-s. p "a. aEf
Al vss quiet ~ Eey West, The brig Bril-
liant ,nd bark n Silicon we're there &c prizes
-Four more vsrs daily expected, ,ll have
beer t.sen OF TIE Nr-sissiprs
The Rrcokiyn hsd not beer ashore
The Rrhs rssrnsr ea-ussr lad run The
blockade al !. so~ % The high So. prl -
teerinr
The Commercials dispatch .sv, nineteen
fatens Ofsce. thirty Lsnd Onee and forty
Census ONE Clerks have been dismissed
u : ssccrtainef that The bearer Of the re
cent Gag of truce len a number Of letter.
from Richmond. thas prSstits,iEg the Gag Of
trvoe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

wBrrrrya, july l2-The debates In the
House Of Delegates. for tho last day or two.
have been very Interesting. The occurred
mainly on the resolutions Of Mr.. Croihers, Of
Brooke county. to instruct Senator's 20 vote
men and money without stint 20 the Govern.
ment. and 20 oppose ali compromise Until the
rebellion !. crushed: and rpoa the se.olu-
iioss Of Mr. vsnce. Of Harrison. 70 Protest
.cains, f.ovejoys repeal OF the Fugitive Slave
I1-. Mr. Crother's resolutions psss>l With
obiv one dissenting voice-Ar. Arnold. Of
Ls.i.. ~ho !. regarded as doubtful union
man Mr. Vance r~soiutions we're tabled
by large vote
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

The Of these Pills ADD TO OUR VITALITY
ths ensbling Us 70 resist the ACTION or DisfAsg.
The way IN which cure Is elected nsy b. inter
eting professional men, Yet hot u any sort Of
Consequence 10 = man or woman In sclrch Of health
rWr WAIT KNOW
WHAT MEDICINE CURES.
NOT ROW IT crs4a
COSTIyENESS AND DIZZINESS CURED.
Nkw-fosx. April s. lsco.
On b. BsASprm-Dear Sir: In the spring Of ISIS
had the the misfortune TO break my thigh In oonse-
queace Of which my constitution became greatly de-
btaed. and suffered with great costiveness. attend
ed with dizziness and severe pain In the bead and sp
and oppression Of the heart was ATTENDED BY
era physicians of this city for three years without
obtaining relief and had despaired Of cure Ill ansl
~ was induced TO try your Pills. which almost IN
stsntiy relieved me. and In short time completely
restored my health. consider them the beet rn.ii-
cine i'm the world
Yours truly,
JAMES MrRriiY. 3se West Street
Price 25 cents per hos.
Sold by J. II. cusIsenA~, TerJe-hsule, and iy Al
respectable dealers In medicine may l5twlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
Message Of the Mayer OF Balti.
more

BALTIMORE. July ll.--Mayor Browns mes
sage TO the City Council saws tho attack in
April on the Massachusetts, troops was the
result of sudden impulse, not a premed Ia
ted scheme; that in the ensuing excitement
il would have been impossible 10 convey more
troops through the city without fighting and
bloodshed. therefore the Railroad Bridges
were, with the consent OF the Governor and
BY nv orders destroyed. but With lao hostility
20 the Federal Government. He reviews the
subsequent events but fails TO see sufficient
justification for the grave and alarming viola
tons Of the rights OF citizens OF Maryland.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

Il i great srro- IN supPosing Tie Ples only 10
cal di-ea-s. ontnaents iinrnen;s arr useless
wards crRk. rFErvsAS Srxrr removes the csnse.
" promoting digestion aud preventing eostiveness
thereby naeFl-hing The i.siy through tie blood
Bosros. sept. s. iS5S
for more than thirty ycsrs. have suffered greatly,
from Dyspepsis and Piles Hsvr tried various med
cines nithoul benefit In January, began with ths
fEktNIs> SfEpr, s1d BY the ~ three bottles !
an perfectly cured of both DYSPEPSIA and fies. M
gene Il health is now al I can desire Il.
Nayl5tvsw MILLION DAGGErT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
The Great English Remedy [.
lR JAMES cLARKE's

Slk JANIS ILAhkEN
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS +!
Prepared from a PRESCRIPTION Of Sir J. Clark.
N ID. ,PkysiciaR Extraordinary 10 The Queen.
This invaluable medicine i unfsiling IN the 81
al those painful and dangerous diseases which the
female Constitution u subject I, modsraies all En-
cssses and removes al obstrsc'ions. snd speedy
cure may ~ relied On
To MARRIED. LADiFs
II particularly suited II vii, IN s.ost s.s...
bring "a TIE rsonsily period with regularly.
Each bottle. price one dollar. bean the Gc@ern-
snsns stamp q Great Britain. to ~ went eoun,~r
tefts.
CAUTION.
7,s.s Pm should - taz>a o. ressals< dursng
ns FIRST THREE MONTHS o. Preynaacy .
ny az srrs 70 SrsA1 ~ Msoarrsao>. J1f ~ .ay
e<A~s fame fh<s rafs.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal As~c tons, Pain
IN the EseA ana Limbs. Fatigue ca slight esersion.
Pslpitssion a the Hears, Mysteries and White.
ths~< PHI ~fl affect cure when all Other means
h-ve f.iisd; and .isbsssh = po~erfui remedy. a.
not ocutsin iron. cricrnel anuDouy q anything
Aurtfa 10 the Constitution.
Pull directions in the pamphlet Arou8d earh pack
age, which should he esefaiiy preserved.
Sole Agent Cor ths United States aud Canada.
jon MOSES. OI.ats ! c. Baldwin a Co.
RocAceisr. \. Y.
E.s.-sl.co aud postage stamps sr-icssd 70 an,
suthorisei ,gerg, Win insure bo;tle. containing %
pills. ny return mail. so'd ~ J. Il. Cunningham
and p. ". Donnsiiy, T-rrs-Hsute, and al good
Drugrists- tny2sdwa
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Noon Dispatches.
ntsSior Of Gen. Baeknerto Washing
ten-fant OF surcess-The Gsvera-
nent VIII Protect the union Hen
of Kentucky.
iisLs To rHK INV rokk rarss

A~AtLe lnh INV I0Kk
WAsaiSoros. July li.--Herald's Washing
ton dispatch says Gen. Buckner. o. Ken.
lucky. lsfl here Tor New York today. His
ostensible object la coming here was 20 per.
saade tho Government 10 respect the SO call
ed armed neutrality OF Kentucky. and leave
the State Guard. which Is under his command.
and tho Ulcers Of which are seeessi0nisls. u
preserve that neutrality BY ah;ng tue rebels
all IN their power. and suppressing ths erhi-
lucky "
This part Of the mission failed. No promise
could be exsctei from tie Adm 4is.rition
that IL would no, SO 10 any extent leceasary
% protect the union majority in kea,anky al
al hazards This was not all of nnckner's
mission. The disuni0nists Of Re .ucky ara
In a desperate state. for they dare net. with
ont pFeieKt. throw OF the mask Of neatral-
~ they have assumed.
Gov Magofin. perhaps thu most desperate
Of the whole set. unless he can find some
reason 10 taxa siiss with thu rebe's within a
few. weeks. and call upon tina people Of Ken
lucky % follow him. will be completely
gone under.
Gen. buckner. in his interviews with the
President. has not boon able 20 worm out OF
him aGy expression that can bs txisted into
declaration of coercion.
We shall sooa End il reiterated in a proc
lsmatoI from Gov. Aagofsin. calling the
krntackans and rebels OF Tcnnesses 20 unto
upon the soil of Kestueky % resis the Gov.
eminent Thanks 10 ths Union men of Ken.
tucky the rebels will find there solid phal-
anx Of armed Union Ksntuckisn. II resist
then reasonable purpose.
The Times special dispatch. OF the same
date. SAYS that BATHS hssor will immed-
aisly occur between Psttsrsoa's aud John.
sons for-cs.
Stevens y here 9th = working model OF
his coating baftsry which has never before
been. exhibited. The original 10 At Hoboken.
Tho Worlds special Washington dispatch.
under date Of the llth. says Secretary
Smith removed number of his clerks.
The rumor tirv F.irfsx Ccur, House 10
evacuated 10 untrue. hut. cn thu contrary. il
has been reinforced
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

Yosr Nossor. July Ils-Fessertay thirty
men made a reconnolssnce within nine miles
Of yorktown They vent mp between James
River and Bethel Al the latter place we're
posted t~o hundred Confederate cavalry and
one hundred artillery.
The time Of the Massachusetts, Regiments
expires on the i6sh. and that Of the LAT Yer.
ncuG Rsgineuss fee DAYS later.