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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-20
A CA r D,
TO Newspaper Publishers and Fob
Printers.

MESSRS. LEWIS * CO.,
1872 EeTs LeVee street, New Orleans
EV VINO PERFECTED THEIR NAOHLEEEY fcr tie
gRufacta-e Of PRINTERS INK, IL All It's branches aTs
roW ready furnish that article quantity tc suit the aus
T. which guaranteed equal to which hos oeea hero
imported from the North
Ecssrs Lewis Go. also bsg leave % STATE aet hsg a7S
booked lsrg OF orders, and that paid Be we'll for
Uoss Tsquiring PAIETING INK to send IL IL Gers - SD
early dste. L. Is < CO
ir-v6-dlzz No IC2 Eey Levss stTeat,
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REmoYAE.

HTE have removed Produce and Com l,o1 h5sidess
to the house No College street. betT cen Union and
Cf=rch formerly occupied BY Eich9 Green CO.. where We
ghs keep constantly On hezd large stock all artcee il
the Produce which prepared 20 ssh al tne very
CEgst cssh pTicss. - ..,--,-.-, . -,-1
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country AzrshzpsA- Phgn ans, Planters aud
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Lard, Lard, Lard,
UsT received per steamer Nashville, cAoee lot Of Lar
ID in so lbs ksgs. For family use, for sale By
jams MCLAUGHLIN 4 CO.,
iane2-G Ne. & street.
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ID AeeE Hard susEsh.as and Family gsnsru'
ID Bsby CONES & MARTIN B.
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: gRE1 e x FOBBI

They have u0s n s5ofu an sEe oca5taniiy
Hcn Ers- han LE9ortsr3 E1i AEnulscturers-
tanning % lte Ding h7z-ss3. s1ca 49,
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vsn,ion, Il bfothsr.in-lsv Of Hon. EowApD
BAIrs the United States Att0nsy Gensra'.
He Il one o. the foremost lawyers Of tbs stAtei
thorough going Union man; AID man OF
wealth and hhusnes.
A LnzTEn szcrIysD ysstsrJsy from Wn~
LIAM Wrnxun, q Washington, who y now AZ
Rchn ond, sta,sa that recruits for TIE rsbsi
amy sss tmuegisa down the maryl land shore
Of the Potomac from Wsshingfop, and that thsy
are then taken across the river by ves els m
The employ OF the enemy, and s,nt forward 10
jim the army.
GOVERNOR WAsHBURNK, o. Mare, u In
Wssbipeton AID effn more troops from hid
state n the Govsinmsnt will aecspt them. and
II 70 refusing ron, A. prsesnt. Half . million
Of men viii be In the field by the 6rst o. No
vsmbsr ard three huLtred N ou. and In q
month from to-day. Such, at least, is tbs ex-
psctstion Of the War D,put mont.
THE B,sr RxBkL Accounts Of the battle oi
Sunday at 3 ons BrIogs, published In The
Richmond psp.rs, rot emily ADMIT that the
enemy fus'siLed vssy heavy loesss, but that
the Federal troops fouoh' with d sperlts va.
lor, 10 that 'fvr an a, the fate Of the DAY
was trembling a. In a balance"
A LETTxR II THE CiscINrATI TINES Of th,
3tst, dated Camp At Poc )tslco Creek, says -
The rebels, from the b,st authority that can
be obtained hers, have hsd the country, spc
are not expected TO stop until they reach e.,
eastern shorsof Virginia. Should this bs thu
fact, there wi | not be much more hghting Ia
this valley. Gen. Cox viii, however, pressed
on up the valley, with dhp,'cb, 70 Gaul,,
Bridge.
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sMe., Aooia--s.. iss.ssa., Sss.

An ACTRESS BURARD TO DKArH.-MAdam
MoLssY, an actress at Canterbury Hall. died
ysttsrdsy afternoon, at the Smithsonian
House. from buns received the night previous
ON the stage at Cauteibu Hall, Broadway,
near Houston street. Ii appsars that hor drsss
caught FIRE from a small lamp which had bes n
placed In n COZ n'r Of the stAgs, aud which was
10 have bean used IN burlssqus Of the last
fcsns In Othello. She ran fraDd ally AGREES
The stage, folosed by several actors and 40
tIessss, Who finally succeeded In putting out
the iirs by msai OF blankets. Shs was prompt
ly removed to the Smiths 1piAn House, and at
tended BY several physicians, but soon did.
Coroner JAcKMAN will hold al Inquest In the
case tCdsy.
-CoRSEIAUs A. AMBROSE, young
man, who resided at No. / BIyArd street,
committed suicide on Wednesday night, by
drowning himself at pier No. 3S, Z II. HIS
body Eas not been recovered. Deceased was q
native Of this city, 70 yosrs Of age. Tas ause
q his committing the IA h act has not trans
pirsd.
SUICIDE ny DRowNISo,-LIBKR SosAF-
FER. German, 81 years OF age, who resided
at No. 100 Second street, committed suicide
on Wedresday by jumping Into the dock foot
NJ DelaBeey street. lie fastened two smooth
ing iIoos 70 his arms and then jumped over
board. His dy was recovered, and Coroner
JAoKMAs h,ld an inquest upon Il. Deceased
was sheen aksr by trade.
Boy DRowSKD. joins II. MADDEN, a boy
years old, was drowned at one Of the North
river docks on Wednesday evening. His body
was recovered and taken 20 the residence Oh
his parents, No 200 West 3sth street, whsrs
an Inquest will b held upon it.
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BROOKLYN.

ASSOCIATION OF MnaBERs or THR Four
TKESTn REorMxST-Ths exempt members Of
the 18th Rsgim. mt met at the City Armory on
Wednesday evening, for the purpose Of taking
essuus with the view OF aiding the active
mem bsrs at the STAT Of war. aud supplying
II formation 10 teir families. JEsE q 5MnH,
Eco, ex.Celorel OF the res imint, presided.
Gen. CRooKk formerly Colonel Of the same
regiment, stated that the object OF the organi,
sstion was TO give such solditrly and bro,hsrly
help n 9, mpathy as may be within Its ,war,
and as the exigenciss OF the future msy re-
quire. Buch an organic alton, he said, could
be useful Ia mary ways. Many Of the fsmil es
OF members were comparatively frisndlsss, and
needed info NATION which they could not 'hsm.
selves lock after. They needed 10 commune
cate with the War Department respecting the
condition Of relatives, their pay, the pensions
they we're en- itlsd 10. All such infor n alton
help them in obtsining. A. ain, when the
tick and fisnclsss came homs they would pro.
cure u ON admission to the hospitals, aud he'll p
them In evsiy,way they could.
The following officers Of the association 10 DO
entitled "The Association OF the Pas. snd ex-
Members Of the 1ish Regiment wsrs then
chosen
President, JESSE c szrrH; Treasurer, Col.
MILFORD, Secretary, A. ID LISDsKY.
Executive COMMITTEES Capt. BURSErr, 10
Henry street; Lieut.. MoCLusKEY, % Falton
street; Lieut.. MoRRIs, 50 Pearl strssfi Capt.
NoGRATH, 26i Grand street, (E. ID; Ssrgt.
ROBERTS, pa Hudson avetus; SMITH,
II3 willow street; Ssrgt, LINDSEY, 1i5 Court
| street.
1hoee deserving the ass's'anc, OF the a,socis-
ton can apply to either Of tie msmbsrs OF the
Exscutiv Committee. AL past and exempt
members Of the 14th regiment are eligible X
membership.
The 2SD RkGDnST OF FRS ZouAvE.-
Capt. WIN. II. OWEN has pitched his tent in thu
City Hall Park, whore he Is really to receive 70
cruits for the Fad regiment Fire Zouaves, Col
| JAS FAIRnAH, now encAmpsd on Slater
Island. The Captain has already enlisted near
| ly thirty men. The recruits are SAINT 10 CAM
as soon 40 they sign the roll.
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TRAokoUs ASSAULT Uros SoLDmR's
wpE-A young womsn named E-Lsp o..
BRIxs, whcss husband Ia . soldier In the Fed.
sr.l Amy, spilled y,ssrday morning at the
Isist flee In Fourth avenue Tor some as!st-
snoe, and p-eettda ticket which had been
given her 10 sxbibw whsn she wished relief
Shs vas told, m presenting the ticket to Gro.
GRfscoM, oSe OF the Hks. 10 call in thu
next rom. Tbs place vss at the tine full Of
sppl espts, and being faigusd and IN poor
besl'h, she rked psmss on 70 sit down for q
few inmates, bet va, refused. and GRIscoM
Instantly, as 10 alleged, SEIZED hold q her,
hitk,d her. tire her cluthss. End us,d hsr In .
moot b'u'al manner. She msds her vsy TO
Court, and ihfoi med Justice CONNOLLY Of the
outI age, ard a warrant for the arrest OF Girls
COM was issued. liz vas 20 n brought into
Court and held 10 bail 10 $500. to answer for
the seault II appsars that other comp air u
for bid treatment have b en- made AZ inst the
snp'Cyss OF this once.
FlGH1IFo ABD SIARbrNo. john HAoouR-
III ard CossKIIus SusA, both l.borsrs, living
at No. 20 Madison street. got into fe hit to.
gether on "Wednesday night, ard HAaaERrr
vas stsbbed by his antsR, mist 10 the tide With
q obk knife SHEA vas arrested and los ksd
up by Jsst'cs OsBc RsK, ard HAoaERrY vas
rent 10 the n. Y. Hosoitsl.
JoHs ScoTT and Taes DALTON, residing In
the tenement house No. l96 East Is b street.
quarrsll,d and foughs desperately on wsdnos
day tight. DALTON had one OF his lsgs frsc-
tprsd by ak OK from bis antsgoni,t, and
ScoT, s face got considerably srutssd SCorl
vas srrsetsd and had TO await an exAnina
ton
SrABBIso AFTPAY.--Tuos. BURns, a pcd
disr. living AZ No 63 Mott sns,t atd CHAF
smith, Of No. 149 Cherry street, got into ,
fight together yesterday M rning aud BURSi
stabbed his antagonist 10 the arm, ibAict,ng
severe wourd. ii, was arrested and taken be
| fore Jsstics 0sB JRSK, who 10 jxsd him D for
trial. he claims TO have uHd. the knife in sci
| dafsres
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LEGAL RkPoRrs- THUasDAY
once Of the UsIisd states Marshal

once Of the Ushsd states Msish.1
bsother SLAYER CduJh.-Marshal Moray
having received information that A, @. Pisr.
tsaux, aSpsniard, was fitting out q ship,
called the Reindeer, at Rhode Island, and for
this purpose Of carrying on the slave trads, arr
rested him at the hotel De La HabanA. In this
city. Ths offence having been psrpetrstsd
In the state Of Rhode Island, he viii be sent
there for trial at the earliest moment.
Usi cd states PSize Csnnhalsasr's Once.
Seizure Of tae Schooner Tropic Wind.-The
schooner Tropis Wind having bean SAINT to this
port, by order Of General Butler, was duly
taken possession OF by the Priz, Commission
sp. At the COMMENCEMENT Of the blocka, 70
this vesssl was seized and taken into w ashiug
ton, for attempting TO ran the bio kade. Thsrs
phs was confscated 70 ths Govsrnmsnt, but
subss quently released, when she continued her
voyage TO Halifsx, N. b. On her return, she
went into several OF the Virginia ports in
violation Of the blockade. Hence, she was feiz I'd
snd cent 10 this city for trial. $40 has a val
liable cargo Of tobacco on board.
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BeSon, August -oRMAsD F Nns has
bean appointed Captsin CT OoBB's splsadid
Liz ht Aitlllery' which was mustered into ser
vice yesterday.
Tos Ste msr Metropolis, from FAN River for
New r~k got disabled last night soon after
leaving Newport, BY an accident 10 her ma
ehinsry She WAS met by the Bay State with
the Stb R'simsnt on board, and towsd back TO
Fall River Nobody hurt.
Tbs Sth Regiment arrived hare shortly after
IL o'clock this corning They were me, at
he depot by the Second Battalion as an esq rt
IN immsnss crowd OF ci liens. The rsgi-
'rched 10 the Common, where . cola
Il them
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Nstsn of .ho RsbslI.On.

ZouAvK NAMs ron THE REBKL WoMEH IN
WAsmp @ ron She session ists.
IRIS RuMsRKD that GensIal Wool Il to be
Immediately called into active seivies, and
that he will first assume the comm and at Fort
ress NJ nros, In place Of General BurLxR.
A RsBEL 0FFIcGR writes TO his wife il
LoHisvill 10 'hGy "tbsse Yankees fight like In.
carnA's dIv,ls."
HAMMroS r. GAMBLE, OF st. Louis, the
gentlemen who has just been elected Provis
0 nal Governor Of Missouri by the State Con
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LomsriRe August Ia dispatch from Nash
1hle 70 the Courier Gays that BHs McCuL-
LcuoH has defeated Col. SIHoEL In Southern
Missouri killing 800 and losing GOO. Zee
report Is not believed 1T the Courier fics.
The Richmond Enquirer, OF the 29th, SAYS
mat Penn sylvapia rerin eut had besn cap
tnIed by tho Conf sratss.
n. X. StLykssos, in card to the Nash.
VII, Courier this morning saws JGdge CAsoN
will not undertake 70 hold the Federal Court
at Nashville no mater what may oceur,
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forces The valley Of u. Ksnsvhs Il now
frss from rsb,l troopa
THE LOYALTY COMMITTEE.
A iulsspprch<usioa exists % 10 the practices
and powers Of H. Select Committee (Nr. Por.
I'm, Chsirmnn) 70 sxsmins into the loyalty Of
govtEnmsnt employees. They ksvs In no In
stsncs directed tbs arrest Of any one Ia ca.sa
whsss ths syidsses Il satisfactory 10 them,
th.y report tbs fact 10 the proper authority,
and there the function OF the conmittss enda
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1861.



me per'cu BuliS Ran was inm,dist.,y
fsuovsd By 20 les rsmarkabls samp.s. q
vo'antsst command rs and pcliiicL Ru.rillss.
vho NON position quits In advance Of any
actual CT po,sfbls military operations have
suoe'd.dfsr back q the r,a-. and abandoned
thsif evccsticn o. military cridtism, vith on.
parting nssdietion upon their own prewm,-
tueus stupidity.
% far, v'rJ well. Had the lesson
II Julv bat this or. = tss
sis' ~ 49, -. - use II would
hsv' bean BY no msAua 4 lost cay; aud
sv'fy hour 10 proving IL :. . have b,eu Vi. tim.
-sstinsbs b nsht which oar
s.,s' 00a' have r,o,ived. But whom thee.
.On,endipg and factions poi ici.ps rsiis
cry Of universal irucD to eensure or criticism
Tgovsrnmental eoing', they rOss % az extreme
a. drg,rous 80 the other. IL the security In
which the intrigu,rs ard eorfuptionIss In high
Places were puiujsg their poliicL ard p.eu-
mary sehsn &c, and trusting TO the iuvincibili'y
Of our Gauss 70 carry all their sslhshss,s
and nsffisisucy safely through, has been
rudsly broken driving them for IN, mo-
msnt 10 work In earnest, and 10
Temporary potpJnen'nt Of ne OF hhr
privsts objects to the pressing demands Of tho
coun,fy for which they ar. Tssponsi'l.-it
must not be forg ,ttsn that they are the "ms
mas after all (wou'd that 'ons Of them eolld
bsvs ben exchanged for bstts,l) ard thN the,
ned sbtvs all things M, hou ly scrutiny o. I
viglAnt and Zee lees pres, TO keep them intim'
dated into the line tf duty.
No on, doub,s the honesty OF IN, Pre'id'n
how shall We bss. support ard ss,ist him "
bis difficult Positiop7-how shall We best rus
tain public confidence and the credit Of III, q ov
srnmsuii By proolslming an ''in iulgoic'" fo
alln sansr Of otic al n c,Lduet and Inc IN 7s'on
cy, pas and future, until the end ofihs war, apc
turning plumber, mismtnss cement aud hvori
tam losss from all the restraint o. public re
buk., TO prey upon the vitAls OF the A'minis
trstioa at thsir l,iiure ar Ut disturbedl VI
still htld, On the contrary, to oar settled rul
a. jourr alIsts, that the truth and the who'll
truth il the bet medicine for all public dis
ordsrs aud deficiencies. We believe that tn
bat services We car DO to cur country and III
Government, Is TO unnask humbus, rebuk
iaiquity. aud help to opsn the EYES Of Prss.den
Iat people TO ever thing that can weaken tb
Adninistraden int,rf ally or psralyzs Tbs el
fcrts q the people. This Is tn, part Of tru
frisrd-that Of Asttsrsr lie quite IS injurious a
Il Il mean.
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Gov,wise Completely Surrounded

Ciersiond Au1. 1.-Lieut. BuRepss u the
7th Rsgtmstt, and the Cleveland fGdiHd.dleTs
CORES pondent Writing from Ballstowa, Va,
I'm ieschsd Bullstown tina, day, and found
that the rebels had fed. Cen. IYLER ad-
var c, d 10 Fiatwoods, hut the rsSs's still q, I'd,
herring there that @ n. Cox had driven Gov.
WnR from Chsrlsstown. GIn. TrLEs con.
sidsred Gov. W.sH eompletelI sarIound,d
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5fs:.1 bat. k Nth III; ss: :.:' S. I:.,
T.n ksek lbns buii. Wsds. Wbkinson, Wnf
mot, Wilsor-28
Aftsf furthsr discussion. the Senate wsnt In.
10 Executive session. Adjourned.
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an Executive Committee TO fasl hat. the iml
IaisipE Of = Reg'mehte imposed II lust -eI
CnAN1CB 4 toe q ~ - New York ard 4
Tie s.e kssiment to be designated the b i
RlHLEa
ThaT r,psstfuiiv ,preL 10 the pairiot,sm
Grant, Of such Of our y ll,w oitlzens Who ere 4
OF cont ibuui Iecuriary aid In ciulhinS
terrible AID n s'u'al rebellion.
TfhR gmeDt hai ow b. In pro,eus OF n
abe vi ths' weeks, w o. the supei vie on Of
Jautt ". Bull, q will knswn mach inist a.
ergiretr u this ely He A.so comes hishly
mer dsd for military talenu
Ab at 400 OF the ttu dy mechAn ies Of Ne,
and vic Lity have already enfoll1d itemsaj,
We feel well salbfsd th't q Ii tie p-cun'ari
this fms v Id Iend 10 the feAt Of var, IN : w
time, a. hts b. DIV o. men A. ~ gene fort
ftuov tiuEene- ytu went men 10 hEll a
down isbenlcn We want m rev b. pake
csnfoit,b Q, Nhieh will eep them tss 4her a,
btstes.
sab;ellp,ions will be th.Dl nly reoolye,
urdrpiES
T.B bTILLMAE, Ne, Is Broadway,
D. NteL OARPRkT eR cor Brosme ard I
SHkpHAhD KIN APP, Mechanic, Bank.
JOHN =, QOEM. N, No. Q Budson Il
3. r. .LTHAU SE, Eou 10 cor Greene st
PtTEk MAYOR, NJ. Al Stepe Il
ALFRED 9CHENt X. qbth Q eSf al ave-
JOHN DECKER, No. 81 elizabeth ~.
r u. BTTuLMAN, Presider
3 v. BAGLsY, Sec re'ary,
tuee' 6HkPdARD KNAPP, Tn
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RELIGIOUS.

A Union Camp meetiss will he hell
Wina- e. Grove, Morning Star Road, GeAnits
continue oyea Mi august l9th- Ali ara inv 4
Atterd- Boat Flo al Thos. Hsnt, cave fsrI
Park, near the camp ground, foot Of Cort lAndt ii
N. h, at ~, . 20, 3 20; Ant Sunday also, At
J, ana ESQ r. N. Fare 9 CT. al ST.
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n. Prizn Rria Herald

lphid August THE prize brig Hsr-
IA cargo otrAval stores aud tobacco,
'eanfort, 8 O., bound for Liverpool, and
.As e'ptured by tbs figats St. LSwrsnos
70 10Th OF July, has arrived beIe.
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Cairo, Aug | Scouts Just in report JAR
IN MPteN, with 500 rebels, are sncGmptd 30
nil's sonth Of Bid Point. There ara 3 900
ee'ween Charleston ard Nav Madrid, and
400 at the latter place,
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CITY NEWS.

DBABLHD MAssAorussrrs soLDrtRs -Pd d.
vsts b. CoRLrKs, Of ws,land, Mos, at
iachsd to the 18th (MS.) Regiment, and
Private J. 8 D.poE. Of c. l. 9th (hsss
Regiment. OHIO were wounded in the fight
at Balls Run were found In the s'rss's quite
e. be, by some msmbss OF R-Rins c.. No.
80. Snd Conwy.d TO ,h,ir houss In Franklin
street, where they were taken care Of. Mr..
bows, the sgen. for Massachusetts, Ia this
city, SAINT than hons las. evening.
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PrL &c Nepo,..u 1. Ph,I.dsIphI.

Philadelphia, AustH 1.-Pfincs NAPoLKoS
Aniyed here last evening, aud Is stopping at
the La Pierre Houss. He visited Guard Col
lsge and Cherry bill PeAitsntiAry 10 day. lie
will leave for Washington TO morrow.
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EMIsorrArroS DAr.-Yss,erdsy, the frat
Of Augns,, wss the sn 1ivrs.ry o. tho snsnei-
patton Of the slaves Of the British West Indiss
"a day usually observed with more or less
eeIat by the colo,d p opls Of the Ueit,d SAFES.
H.r.iof.rs thoss ia toe vcioity OF New York,
have on this arnlv.rsary, had a jubilee at
nv rite Avenue Pnh, where songs, spe,shes
ard dancing occupied tbs day. This yssr,
however, whether on account OF the excessive
hat, or polite desire TO avoid any public
,mobs'ratiop, or from motives ~ economy,
tbs festival at NJ r'ls Avenue PAX was bat
sl,mly attended. D,n-iug vas engaged in
with srdor BY the company, aud the day was
passed nsrIily awsy.
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% lead 10 bssvs men In another oisrgs against
tts enemy bsfors the var Il over.
THE LATEST NEWS.
~ zHLsGRlPH 70 TEE n r. sos.
War Movements, Go.
Important from Washington.
INTERFERING lpBBATss IN CONGRESS-
-=
ORDERS PROS GIN SCOTT
bfsut vsr.s. - be Prstecps.
Official Report Of Wise's Retreat.
MS Army no s~ING BRIDES.
REBEL TROOPS DISBAEDIAG.
CAPTURE OF ARvs AND POWDER
wHAt GIN BANKS II DOING.
DESCRIPTION OF his POSITION
--.o:--
Thirty-seventh Congress
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I.psrt.nt from Randy Heck, md


Sandy Hook Nd, Auoust 1.-Au addition
al force has been sent 70 guard the ford at
Hsrp.f's Ferry. Ga Tuesday night II was
reported that considerable bodies Of rebsl fora
ag-rs we're within six miles Of the Ferry.
which gives rise TO the suspicion that much
larssr body is nearer us Than Lsssburg. Some
thir L thai General JoHssos's army is On the
move northwud.
THE suKSASr oAH COLUMN.
Three brigsdss Of the Shenandoah column
have already bean formed. Toe first Ia to be
commanded by Col. Ono. H. Thomas; the 90.
eond by Col J. J. ABKBoRo sBIs, ard the
tn I'd by Col. CHAnLKs J. SroSE. O.her brig
AIDES are forming.
DIssArTtFACIIoS.
Thsrs Is much detection ia Col. NAMES reg
iment, Of PennsyIvanis, (ressrvs). A large
number was missing at the roll call ysstsrd az
morning, and yesterday about three buudrsd
more OF them refused TO be sworn In. Tha
mon assign various causes for rsfpsiug 60 terve.
some ssy they have not besn armed as pro N
'sed by tbs state authorities, and others that
there has been a tcucity Of food, from the
want OF experience In their commlssariat. Bat
,hs real esuse Ia believed TO be q want Of con.
hdsrcs In their Cfiiesis, to which may be adisd
tho as pir stious Of the gu 1oroinates for htgdeI
grac es. Col. PohIHR, OF the staff, at the In
stance, Il is presumed, OF the comm ancing &c
neral aodr SEED th' m last night In pat,iotiS
strain, but the dissffection apparently still sx-
ista This Is the only known Instance OF any
dissatisfaction In this army. The health Of the
. column Is good.
THHos TO BIZ RsMaDnD.
Scouts frtqa,ntly bisg in evidences Of sec,s
sion comb Auons IL thia section Of Maryland
~ we'll =. frtqu.nt comm pnie atoms WITH tbS
, rsb'ls In Virginia Stringent measures have
been Instituted 10 etop such CORES pondence, u
1t really sxists, ana also &c break up such or
galiZAtiCns