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TIE sixtielh N,wYorI Rea,me,,.

ogSeMstUg ~ J. Nor The Sis tieth re-
giaent, New York Volunteers, and Second from
81. Lawrence county, Col Hayward comm and
ing, lett this place at O'Clock A. NJ for the
teSt d war. They 90 via Rouss's Point aud
New York city. This regiment numbers nine
hHndred and sixty nine men.
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Ehe Baliimsre News shest and BIsAOp
WhlIIinHhaA.

Hiad.lphia, NOV. 1.-The Baltimore Ns,ss
sad pubiishss resolution, which is TO he Of.
1srea IN the Episcopal Conveption, araiIning
Bishsp Nottingham for inviting the Tyngi
enA Bsscher Of the North, and for fayoring
thoes engaged in the slaush ter and subjugation
~ the people q Maryland.
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Tux "OLD VAR Horse. The vota for
Hon. L. F. PORDY, for Supervisor, next Tues L.
day, need TO, be set down as indicative of the
strength of the Tammary org lnizriop. lie
has served the public too long ard too faithfully
not to have many warm friends in all parties,
who will take such an opportunity to indicate
their friendship by their votes.
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Traitors not Allowed 60 Vote,

baI.mSre, Nor. 1.-GenerAl Dix has issued
. ProelAmation rsquiing the arrest Of all persons
+saeSing 10 vote At tbs approaching election who
have bs'ne arms OF been engaged In actA of hos.
tlity against the United States since the com.
neneenent Of the Rebellion.
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7'h Ward.-A NJ. citing Of the 9Th Ward
Democ attic Republican Committee, will he had
every ave ing ~ O'Clock until election day; also
on Bur day afternoon. BY order ~ I'd. j. SH AND
~ Chaii man, jos. 8. HOLDRgiE, JAS. N.
BAILEY, BscrstAnes 10
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Warrington, Nor. IA new bitteiy cf III
fled guns, three in Duuber, has been discoy.
erod about a mills and half below any that
have been heretofore fired. Il is situated liz
tie below new brick hou,o, not far from the
wharf at Evapsp't. A fow days ago this rtb
els sent small boat from QuantiCo creek over
t0wards Budd's ferry. be-rinS a iAg Of truse.
When sbe had approached 70 Wit in two or
three burdred yards Of the Mar, land shore, a
barr with something attached TO H. was thrown
ovtih ard, and the bost i'm nedia'ely turn ii and
pulled back to the Nmgihia shore. The barrel
Is tuppOs. " contain an Internal machine.
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DANIEL. UARPEsTFR in,psc,o 9ui'''Hv M a.iai
Pintfotm and Candidates Of the Patriotic
UNION LEAGUE
ORGANIZED SEP EMBRR 10, 1881

Feil0ic Citizens:
The crisis demands tina, all former political ais
tncticns should borne subordif ate - 8 patriotism
thua knows no patti but our country.
That during the war, avery frie I'd Of Justice and
the IerTetuty Of the Union should labor 10 elect
tc' ~ L. At will use the IL iluence u their aition
h. aid the Fell raj govern mcLti 10 The mjt Wig rJus
prote,utlon of the war ,h,t can 10 inauCura,ed ~
being the most econ mica and bumsn' 20 Icy u
sup, ressng this robe on asa MT the cOnsttuti Jnal
auit tiles and rights II the people To enact laws
imposing the penalty 81 death upon guilty conirhc-
. "a or a EFT ~ Il fraud asa INST the Ve- mat
Tbai all rr, petty Of rrbC's be cinss Ati u AID In
paying q expenses o. ihis Var, aud lands II con.
victed tOit. - be givu T. cur $ ldsrs IA go, -
quantities, 90 tact the dsaiieoted gt.tes or DIST cts
may be rendered loyal without this evpe se or dAn-
ger Of standing army. Tat, In addition tie pre-
sent l~y Ol ptVA,es In the army, IKE Lsglslstur,
appropriate the sun ~ as loA,t per mrnth 10 bs
pad each ounnteer -ivate r. m this ate, an
act of Just TO the soldier, watch should prove al
econ my to tia public, as 10 would rapid Oil up
tne rsiks a. d tueie bring this rebel ion h =
tax payer, a. well a. All Elective step T. remove
uuptng influence ~, IA the political arena al
Fee Offices should be altered h. that Of Salary so
thai the Fec msy fos into tie Pubic Treasury, to
the relief o the lie lJe, Il all Ia rAtive slares be
reduced Co comp,'rt with the sp,rit Of the tina
The following candidates lave subscrib,d 10 tits
patio m, and the League urge upon evety honest
citizen and friend OF justice ~ vOte for Inen
Tussdsy next;
FOR sttrf-IAs. IYSCH
For g unity Cl@rk-JOS PHI 'iON'E.
For Dist. AWy-NELsON J. WATERBURY.
For IpArvi'or-ELJAH 2. PrRDY
For Judge Superior CJuri-CLAUDIUs L. MO-
NELL.
For Coruntrs--GEo W. MATsELL- LEWIS NEW.
MAN, DEFY
b,h Dst.-Lute T Cozars
| 9Th ID. L N. M.uerre.
/ Rirltt CpfV,,'1v
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I7ih Ward-A Meeting OF the I7Ih Ward
Democratic Union Club. Tine members Of this
CluO are invit 10 attend meeting at M. Mo-
Laughlin'g, 100 ii st Ave, S.tu day evening,
Nov. sd. at ~ oclo X Punctu. attendance IL 70.
questei. nv order, ELISHA RISGsLAND, Pres.
JAMES FOX, Sec. ITO
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C~xRAL FARK.--If he wss,h~ sAnih shsrs
wHl - music On the Csatrsl IN to-day, cen
msDcing an hour sshisr than hsretofsrs, q, han
past i've o'clock, P. N. This win be probably
the last time tina. NE weather viii sdmi, Il
out door musical ,n,srtanmt nts this ssassn.
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LADIES GoLp HUNTING WATCHES,
WatrR ted, 'or S95 each
Al O. q. ALIENS, AIS Broadway,
one door below Cana u.
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Democratic RepubIicaa worIsInRmen's
Union Nomination, Our c,uniry aud no party,
For sembly, sth d strict,
EDWARD FALCONER
Tbs poor mans friend, 3 Msngin u. n)2 slssi90
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HuNrISoToS, THE FoRGER, PARDoNED.-
This individual was, few days lince, padoned
by GoVInor Morgan, and released from the
state prison, but Immediately after wards Arrelt.
I'd GA civil suit for 800, 900, and committed to
Wettcht ster county i.il.
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WILCOX & GTBBs
SEW NC MA MES,
COS BROADWAY.
$50. sso

LToEs' MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER.
The original and genuine ArtislA will rlierrninAle
Reaches, Ants and al vern,n FREQ from poison.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are slre desth 10 RAa and Moo. Sod by al Drug.
gsls everywhere d. 4. DARHR5, Proprietor, Il
Park Row, and 424 Broadway.
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POR
3 Il Il X i Y Y

POR
RRIFF,
FIRE RICK L. VULT ".
ocfS lZ.s'l90
REGULAR DemacrHtic NrminHtiOn
For Judge ~ tire Narina Court,
EDMUND l. HFARNE, oSo O'lto
Tanmaby Hal DnIoOcriitc Repebuoan
Rryril.r umtuatun. For Sheriff, WILLIAM M
TWEED. Y. ID LiynPst n }. Gumbi-tjn, oeos
retsries County L, nveutiun. A. II. Rbl ms John
a.Ids sect'ys Gen Committee, Ttos w. Adams,
UEsuD an County Cunvel tion. Elijah T. Purdy,
o. giruAn Genera Committee. o29 TiA'lA0
Regular DeIBScTarie Union NSainatisa, n
81 District, BlojElyu.
FOR SENATOR,
Third DsIrict. Brooklyn,
FRANCIS B. sPINoLAi
The Champion NJ thu Government. oT99
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FENAE SLAVERY Tue POOR FEMALES
Who have to toll over the wosh tub, week at.r
week, now find relief Ply ELS o. X. SOAP abol
ishss Il had labor OF rubbing, and reduces tn
much dresd'd LAY to one of plea.urs. Sid by Gro
GERS generally.
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AIE OF A nRANF MAN.
A NAV HAMPSHIRE BATTERY.

The Flint New Hampshire Battery arrived
here ye,ierday morning, AZ half past four o'clock,
en- iouto for the seat Of war The lift ther
camp at Manchester CAL on wSdne ,'ay NOM.
inY, and came on by IaIl. The corps aro uni.
forTet, equipped and aimed completely. They
bave four rfed si,;-pound, uns, ail ~ twelve
p urd hoxi'Esrs, sill Of bras,i battery wagon,
a forsgO wssOD, four bAg.a wa. OLs, and 1856
horses. Inducing ofice's, the corp, pumber
lJI. The cffics,s sro as & lows "A. 0arrish
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BARRYs TRIcoPHRRoUs
Is the bezt sid cheapest Aricis for dreuing ard
oeaun'y1nS, cleaning, curling, preserving ADD re-
stnrog Tie hair. Ladies, try IL Bod by al dug
gista
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if'h nhTh-in compliance win freh M
mary arrsl gemeuts, M eung Of she Dem Gratis Of
the l4th ward will Inc held ~ II Spring at, Sat-
"a day evening, Nov. 3D. AT - ock. Those inter
es'ed ave requested tn attend BY order Of TI9S.
MURRAY, Pres, OWEN BIELY, Sec.
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military and Naval Movements.
rRIsoNFRs LETT nEmrrp.
our Vbedieat servsnt,
william WILSON,
Colonel Commanding.

"'''''''" I'EI HTUT'U'
Et at,on cT twenty Of tho Cape Hatteras
prsoi ers, who were too sick to be removed,
sill remain in Ho'pial on Governors I.laud.
Tie quarters occupied by the piis nora are be-
log wtitewashcd and cleaned out-rot bef re
this cleaning Process was inperatiyely nOcos-
sary.
lnE FATE OF RRAvF MAN.
Col Milton Ccgswell, Of the Tammany Reg
imeni, ali ut whose fate there was sone uncer.
la'Lty, although there was every reason to be-
1--we That he w5s taken prisoner, is stated to be
wounded in the wrist, and prisoner. Crest
3" RIO" ID expressed both by the officers aud
men Il t. Ismmany Regiment, at being SO
'oon ''priyed of their Colonel, of whom they
were justly proud.
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Several soldiers died yes'erday. Among them
were ". Cfwin Fist New jersey cavalry; W.
4 brges, Go. T., Long Islatd Volunteer; ID. L.
McI.a'cher, G.. ID, New York Twentieth.
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C0rNTY rOMINATLONs.

COUNTY FOMNATioNs.
supreme curt. W. CLHRKR
superior CouTt...,,,.,,.i. II wOOOkUFF
MURRAY HOFFMAN.
Common Pleas, JiN X BRADY
Marine Court. HIRAM KErCHAM
Instruct attorney. ,...,,A. r. LAWRENCE.
Sh'riF. ..,........,,,,. JOSIAH W. Brown
COMFY Clrk............JOsEPH HOXIR.
SupeI pioOr, ,,ORlsON Bi Unit.
(LOUI5 NAUMANN
Co,oN,r, j W BINkEY.
''"''''''''''i EDwAhD Co LIN5,
LOl 3'lUo OJO5N WILDEY,
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PEOPLES UNION TICKET,

STATE NOMINATIONS
Attorney General. .,.., DANIEL g. DICKINSON.
Se'reW Y ~ SiItr. ,,..... HoRAlIO BALLARD,
controller .........,,,,..LlClUj ROBINSON
IrtdNurer .....,.,,...,,.WIiL LIAM Il LEWIS
STATE Engineer. .,......,. WILLIAM II TAYLOR.
I1'Soh inspector. ....,.,. ABR NHAM II TAPPNN
Canal Comm sstOneT. .FRANkLIN a. ALBVRGER,
Long Term
Short Ttrm--FREDRRICK A. TALLNADGR
COhH " AIPedtS. ....,.. WILLIAM ID WRIGHT,
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A letter received to-day from Jamestown,
Maryland, saws that tho rebels now have their
pioke,s on Harrison Island and that reliable
Intelligence from Leesburg gives infJrmNtinn
that on Tuesday succeeding the lght AZ Bal 5
Bluff, the rebels withdrew thtir lVrcss from
lsesburg on our troops being thrown over at
Edwards Ferry, leaving only few blttalions
10 keep up appearances and watch our move
mtnts.
They subsequently, took away all their sup
pli's, and were at the la'fst accounts, resting
IN Goose Cr',k. seven miles south Of Loesburg.
MATTERS ALONG THE POTOMAC.
The rebel s',am,r George Page is still cocp'd
up in QuautcO Creek but mas worked her w.y
sufficiently far in 10 DO out OF sight from the
Maryland shtrc.
Tie work on our batteries Is progressing
finely, AID number q, gurs and mortars ave
teen incurred.
A few oys,,r pursits iuu tho blockade now
aud then, ard yesterday, schooner is SAID 70
have pass down.
| On ,hs Potomac the rebels ave STRENGTHENING
| their works and getting more guns in potion
Yesterday, with the naked eye, the rebels coulc
bc seen getting heavy gun in position, at th,
We have oisht aIfor gh Nero in in position
which could shell every square foot Of T.. bu
our Guhrers are forbi den TO fire II is know
that at three points on tho river the rebels ar,
| collecting a large number Of boa's.
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UnIos, Independeut and RepsbIIo~a

domination
For justice Of the Mario Court;
o3l 5*l04 ROBERT A. ADAMS.
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GENERAL NOTICE

POstOIIlce NOtise-The Mails Il
via 5 uthampton and BAmbursh, per
HAMMONIA, ~ d f,r Ireland via o.
tie CITY OF BAITINOhB, will 81
on the Cd inst, at lOh AN. W
Postmaster.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
mr. IsHEUHhIu ~ IIfE ", r. sun.
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COO TUBS MACT
OOOprice 81 tub;
poand tubs, 81 y
bsrrsls lew fresl-lb
ord. Eor sAls. ~
street, ~
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IN the rebel cavalry. They shouted Ike devils and cut
and sashod with their saberbay ouets as IL each man
were possessed with the strength and fury OF ten.
Throughout the fight they showed perfect disregard
for their personal sey, and exhibited the most dauut
less bravery.
1t is feared that many Civilians, spectators Of the
battle, killed during the sampede, as they were
surrounded with great dungers
The gallant 69lh fought with the same bravery that
displayed by the IuuskilleDs at Waterloo. About
40 Of the men bad been left az Camp Cor.
coran, bot 60 Of them becoming impatient a! their
restraint, ran of and toOk pant in the fight.
One whole company Of she Fire Zouayes was not In
the battle at all thar, deducog the number on fur
Tough in this city not lhaa 200 20 $50 were under
fEe, and Of these over COO have reported in Wash
ington.
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FROM THE NEW-YORB REGIMENTS.
GRAIIFYINn VIEWS.

Adyices received yesterday from Washington
throngb private channels rhOw that Of the bnsge 18th
Regiment only 40 are missing; Of the sth (Col. Ly-
ons's) only Is ae missing; and OF The Fire Houaves
only about 100. The Zouayes fought with desperate
COURAGE.
Col. Corconn s notdead hohaa onlya sigbtwound
in his wrist. Capt. Alexander Setson ID safe. lie
went out with party to look after the wounded OF bis
regiment tbe Fire zouaves) bearing fas OF trnee,
but WAS fired upon Icy the rebels, surrounded, and
obliged 70 cut his way back 70 our retreatng army.
lie arrived safely in Washington with Licat.-Col. Nor.
ris OF the i7th New.York Volunteers
An Officer, who eye-wiiness to The nsht'n8 oil
the F!Je Zouaves s0ys that hey mode terrible bavec
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FROM WARRINGTON.


~ fAsee Tor Observation-Disclosures,
0o'''pOn!snes Of The n. y Tribune.
WAsHiSGrOs, July %, 1851.
government has been providing for all sorts Of A..
unseneies arising OF tuis rebel war and ono'
Others have provided quarters for prisoners q 10
inent, 1t is said. dues not ALWAYS do m. go.
tADgat the nppropriate time or place. Raj 800
t1at IN making their arrangements n
traitors with quarters they lave ctose, ,so L,;I',1
u al o'nois appropriate 20 their laet Confinement
lew days ago d large force Of uogknen no,.
inenced 70 cean cut tie old Capitol builn, es. a
the present capitol bnI doube .panked s,nc, 49,.
Ieet h8h, around the grounds belonging thereto 80
on Tr1OiSd, strengthen doore, &c No,ieu, ~ -
nsual activity |, with lend vis,ed the prsr0i,ss -,
| information. Passing tie soutbwest corner If q.
building, my friend reunrked-the windows o, d.
lower room being open" That is tie room m ub;o.
JOIN {. Calhoun died" The Information, ob,ajne5
from the workmeD, tat they were making prararo,io
& accommodate rcbel PRISONERS caueed lie exclana.
Ton, HOW sppnIraie" IL was here, on these
premises, III Waslleg Il he Of the CAPITOL Of
BIS conntyy-tbut tile arcbp-ogeitor Of traitors WA
coLncd by his .a,. sickness compelled to extn.
gu!sh Lis unhsly work Of disunion. 1t would seen
that The time and place Of lis decease were ordered to
wiring from bin repenialcs ior bis crines, sr TO
fusiDg to repent, TO punish Lin, by forcing CD bis
attention in his sf nlo-nte, by associations surrounds
ing him, the fertility Of mis- wicked efforts. Death
caught him there, arG ruii,d lie union between
BIS body and rpifit, bile tie Uuon Of tie States ya1
being peTetusted aud he wing, cIusled. win Rear.
ing Of Tvs everlasting zach merry
suppose ut THE aye CT tie world we must ackpoyyA
ledge the subtle inAuebces Of the ,Iris for in ,is
way We can accOout for sympathy exhibited at strange
times and places by persons q! s,oicsl babit Thess
reflections caused - Tire following facts. Last
Saturday, several pris brught from the aeid
If Hotye oersi,iUns west Of tie Potomac and PLACED
in The buildDg provided for ih-n, undergrard Toere
were 10 notables among them, except one who Lad
heretofore taken the oath of allegiance. Among tts
first 10 yisit them was join e. Brecknrdge OF Ken.
tacky. II be did not alow he would lad lis peer
among them, cannot account tor his early visit, ex.
cept on the spiritual Hypothesis above referred 10.
Yesterday, the Rev. air Sunderland ofcassd ia the
religious services at Rep eseu 'siyes Hall Ills die
course was founded on ese words, " And this word.
yet once more sgniiet the removing OF those things
that are shaken Of thin = made; thai thsss
things which c,unot be shaken hay remain" and te
took occrion 10 rei.r 10 tie Present coIooO Of our
country, and mildly iLsinuatcd that certain domestic
we're among tie Ilsgs that SHAKEN
tina, the Government aud Union, (which cahaot 30
shaken, NAY remain Several Corgessnea Noss
present. u.
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PEoM EoaTEEss IOyRcR.

From Our Special CoTrcsp udent.
F0E-Rlss HoSHoi, 0LD Poyr CogVonr,
Jaly 2l, 1851.
The Baltimore boat ri morning, brought dOwa
rather more than the utua number of Sunday visitors.
Among them were Senators Wilkinson, CLARK, ana
Bingham. Representative, X. Conkling, Il. A. Csns%
Ing Blair and Alorehead, the Hon. j. T. Haskn, Pay.
master Hasbn, Judge Hale, Pa, La hcunain, the
ballo1aist beside several ladies', among whOmvas Mrs..
Blair mother OF the ST. LOUIS Representative and lie
Po,In ister-G General. Alter swearlngs allegiance
10 The county, they paid teir respects TO Gen. Buer-
At 10 o'clock a steamer took large party with ths
General, to Newpors News, whers they were re-
ceyed by Col. Phelps. review OF tie troops wa
had for the benefit OF visitors, and especially the adies.
Returning, the boat went 20 the Rip Rsps, whers
zone shooting at Sew's Point with tie SaWyei
poioce was 20 have beou INDUCED in hu: this, for
come resxon or other, ie through.
Then came Oh extemp orized parade at Camp Hamls
ton, followed by "a trip TO Hampton, aud return to
the boat, which Tor he better accommodation ofhoss
who seek aud ind Their Sunday smusemenis at Oid
Point. Gen. Butter usually deans, as he do N 'bs
instance.
The increasing tide of Sunday visitors hitler would
seem 10 settle the point that Fortress Monroe has az
fractions that please Senator'S tOnSleeibehi 0N'51
and al sorts of people. They seem TO expect TO 10
shown oil that is 70 be sern aud Gen. Buter, Whea
people cone far anj stay so short uiae' aoes
biz best no, TO have them 20 away disappointed eoUe'
cuently we are getting u be decidedly French II me
matter Of Sunday pa-,des aud military dlsfays 20 ca!
nothing of shooting with riaed guns Of extraordinary
range. When Il i. considered that the weekly lusiec'
ion and review Of all The troops takes place on SnndaF
morning and that the troops then kep, under sr'
between two spd three hours, and barely get bsesS
their tents for religious obstruction from tbeu Chap
,a,ns. or 10 take hap in tie natural way, prob&oy
for the fnt tire il many days. to be turned out again
20 please visitors for an hour or two, am reioneed o.
hs frogs sha after much endurance came 10 tie con-
clusion that though Il might be fun for the eoy'
anuse themselves By throwing stones at iheE hsA0s
was death to them.
Among the arrivals to-day is Mr. Richardson wiz
co,., the forerunDer Of shoes and clothing for ~
! New.York troops. Gov. Morgan VIII b here @@
wool 10 n,soilest Ills interest the slbieet uEs'
Sand that Gov NJ. hes teBdered tho poet OF Col'ha
Of the McChesucy regiment to Major PECK Of syn
,sse ard that L:eui.-Col. Alvord viii succeed C0L
| Townsend.
Mr. La Mountain, the balloouist will proceed i""''
Jely to make series Of asoensoDs, 10 taSe oose''T
ION, OF tive surrounding country with reierehes " ~
! position Of she ptels.
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ny relegrsph.l


ForruRss NoSRoE, VIA Baitiuore, July %, -, =,
Mr.. Whitney, Qusr.ermasiersergeant % t1S 80,
mont Reqiment was sbot this morning by some W.
., Yowuort News. With Two Others, be was u - ~
Of s,,aycd bullock not fur from the camp h''''|
vas pierced with a half dozen bullets.
An internal machine, intended by the Coias" "a.
~ b,ow M some of the ships Of war IN We "
',,oe,cd ashore Il is morning IL is Of neenou, -
.,r,c,op. This Is tho second attempt Of tue ADD =.
one Of tse strocioas methods Of warfare enPoyeO
,be liyb.minded Chiyairy 1t landed within ais" w.
Of Fioyds House. .os
The Roanoke steamed up the Reads tnis nl ,,.I'
bss beep az Ear South as ST. Augaa'tin fl0''-
n,r;rc bor cruise she burned Confederate - -.
sncnosed to 10 prvaeer tie name OF which We ..
90, Lssu sr,eto learn. The crew escaped to s8'' >"
small boats.
The Quaker City Is up from the CaPe' .
A heavy ,rsie from the southeast h Prssah" en-.
The railroad 1T Old Point is in rapid pFoe res v "a
,true,ion. By means OF it FOyds gun WIZ os -
70 a position where 1t can DO brought % ''~