The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08
From New York.

advance In divisions. The right will be led
by Gen. Tyler OF Connecticut. the centre hy
Col. Hunter aud the len by Col II intxel-
man The whole will be under General Me
Dowell There will be fourth corps in 70
serve. Each will not be Gar from ten thous.
aud men. Where the three columns will
combine cannot be stated. but we MY ven
sare 70 say that il will be az A point beyond
Fairfax Court House.
Everything indicates that the hour of
marching i not far distant
The twenty eighth Br'okiyn re yiment has
received orders TO occupy all the entrench-
nehts on the Potomac except these At Alex
andria, the regiments now holding them hav
ing orders 10 move forward.
The following dispatch has been received
here.
M.RrISssrre. July 1, O'Clock P I'VE
have intelligence that Gen johnson seems
disposed 20 mike a stand. at le IT ne is sta.
toned only seven miles from Gen. Psaer-
sons commsnd. HIS comnsnd only con-ists
OF 5000 OF which GU are cavalry. Gen.
Patterson must get up with him by sunrise
to brow morning unless he moves OF
again.
Bur ssi,ies. of Rhode Island. has joined
Gen. Patterson
General order No. ~ constitutes the States
III Illinois and Missouri, and the territories
west OF the Mississippi river and on this side
OF the Rocky Mountains, including New
Mexico, a separate military comm IND 20 be
known a. the Western Department. under
commtnd Of MAJ Gen. FreDont. with IL
head quarters 81. Louis
II is believed Gen. SOFT will take the field
when the army advances.
The Secretary OF the navy suggested 70
-. N A -. r,f
sending a force down the river to take and
hold NJ ,rtin's Point He was told to wait
two or three DAYS. This il understood to
mean thar IN that space of time the enemy
would have other work % do which will take
of Their attention from the Potomac and
compel them 70 draw. IN their advance corps
WORLDS DISPATCH.
General Bates has prepared an opinion at
some length. concerning the power of the
President To suspend the writ OF habsas Gov
Dus special reference being N sde 10 the Ner-
ryman case He holds thst the functions OF
the Executive. Legislative aud Judiciary
branches Of the Government are 80 distinct
and FINAL that neither can clash with the other.
and that the previous judgment bs the Su-
preme Court against the Executive rirht OF
snspending the writ OF h.beas corpus. would
sot continue binding precedent The ac-
ton OF the President l. fully endorsed IN the
The relation or the Government wi,h for
eign powers u understood TO be 80 s&t.sfsc-
tory that the Senate COMMITTEES on foreign
relations will report no resolutions having
! references 70 fcrsien sfsies.
IL J. believed that no compromise propose
ton will be presented 70 either the Senate or
/ the House daring this session. Breck inridge
will no doubt. make com2rom.se speech NJ
an early day.
We have full evidence that a forward move
ment into Virginia will probably take place
~ Sunday
Fairfax viii. no doubt, be in the FEDERAL
possession IN ies. thsn week
Our TROOPS viii encamp at Manassas
II j. not believed here that the rebels will
mike am stand ~ Manassas Junction.
Col. T received an order to-day from the
War Department foE twenty i've thousand
Mnnie mr-ksss
The Sscretaryship Of the senate i grow
ing animated. aud candidates increase daily
Gen. Dewitt Clinton Clark Of ytrginia. viii
probably be elected. Col Porney = making
vigorous efforts for the position.
Robert Morris has been appointed Chief
Clerk Of the House by Mr.. Etheridge
The Times correspondent says our troops
continue 70 cross .sae Virginia line, but he
does not believe there wih ke an sivsnce for
sofns days.
The rebels sre advancing tossris our lines
and eatrenching a. they come up. or rather
preparing defcnces 20 cover their retreat in
case they are driven back
suspect that they are 20 20 back without
fight They are gone. hook and ladder,
and mast give way,
wesksii have great victory and no bloo,'-
shed
Sec Cameron 49, tsen FremOn, have sons
20 FORTRESS Monroe.
The Herala's correspondent says thst Col
Binksrs regiment OF German rifles vill form
The advance 81 skirmishers
A general movement i 90 occur early Ia
ne coming week. bot the precise tirre vii
10 m de - correspond % the nov ements ol
the divisions under Generals Mcclsllaa an
Patterson
Ssncc thsashk Of NJes General hss bee
conferred upon Gen Lyob Il 10 very probable
thn Mr. Blair ell be promoted % Bog
der General. and viIl< SON resume the Geld
Mr. Garlic. IN the House. received dis
patch from Gov Pierpont Of Virginia. - dsy
announcing that two Ohio rsrinsats nd sur
prisct nea Of rebels Of Bachsnnon. Ns
capsursng fong hundred. kiliing thiuy sn'
sexinx NO haporrd horses