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JEFFERSON TACEY,

TplI0LSTEkER, GLIDER.
lipd H,nSc Dscarricr IL G=ae"ai
NTiIIi.Sr returning his ;,r"tcful acknowledged
W mcntS 10 his uurnero;i> friends Tor their very
literal encouragement during the two years he has
been amongst them assures them thai ii will he his
continued effort 20 serve them with prorlptneSS,
and at moderate charges nj his old Stand, No. l49,
NoR.n SIDE KlHG STREET, ALEXANDRIA. NH 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

IiALL AT NO. Is KING STREET.-Just re-
~ ceivcd IL we'll selected and complete assort-
Isn't Of HARDWARE and BUILDERS MATE
RAILS, which will be sold at reduced prices to
suit the times Also, large stock Of STOVES,
TIN-WARE, &c NH
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HALLoTYPEs! HALLOTYPEs!!

AMBROTYPES,
DAuUERREOTYPES,
and PHOTOGRAPHS,
Taken ariStically, and as low, if not lower, than
anywhere else. n45- Come and see the HALO
TYPES! II. WOOLF,
NH lily Royal ST., Cd door from King-st
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Il EW BOUhS---HdHhe'rS DtgcSt--Dlgest OF
~ the Laws of Virginia, Of Criminal Nature
illustrated by Judicial Decisions, by james NJ.
Matthews, Attorney at Law, price $3.50.
Thonghts .tor the Holy Wseh, for young persons,
by Miss LEVEL, author of "Amy Herbert" 38e.
intercesaory Prayer, its duties und effects, by
G. W. Mylne, 25c.
Chants Of The Church, selected, composed. and
arranged for four voices, by John C.. B. Stan
bridge, Professor Of Music, price TIC. Just pub
lished aud for sale by
NH ! ROBERT BELL.
STEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, NEWSPA-
IN PERS, AND PERIODICALS, for sale at
fRENCiPS 'Bouk and Periodicu Depot, No.
lOl, King street.
Hopes Fears, by author Of 'lIeir of Relcla'e, "
etc, > solS. Muslin, Sl.5O.
Grand double number Of the London Iliustra
ted News, with colored Supplement- Christmas
number, by far the handsomeSt number ever is.
sued. soc.
The metropolitan Catholic Almanac, and La-
tvs Directory for 1861 published by hlcssrS.
Murphy i Co., 2jr.
Diare$, all SORTS aud sizes, Tor 1861.
Almanacs for lSGl--Farmers, Hougckecpers',
Comic, Family Christian Almanacs. CasSes Lon
don illustrated Almanac. Richardson's Virginia.
Almanac liagerstown do, etc, etc.
Cooper'S Murouih's Tactics. new edition, q
complete Hand Book tor the Militia and V"lun
tccrs OF The United States $ l.23.
Evan Harrington, or he would lie q Gentleman,
| vol. l2nlu. cloth, ri.
Dr. Antonio. by auhor Of DR.. Thorn, ST.
Lavini:.. Novel, by Ru!ine. | volume, cloth,
$l.2j.
The Greatness and Decline of Cesar Biro;teau,
from the Frsnch Of Bulls ic. 81.
Petty Annoyances Of Married Life, from the
same, 81.
Quiet Thoughts for Quiet Hours, by arthor Of
"Lite< Morning" "Ltc's Evening" Sc., 1dc.
English Maga%ineS-Templc Bar for January,
i new Magazine, English copy, BE.
London Punch Almanac Tor 1851, l2!c.
Cornhill Magazine for January, %7c.
Once Week for January 37c.
Eclectic, Harper Cooley, Peterson. Arhur's,
Knickcrbockcr, Leslc's Fashion Book, and all
the Magazines for january. Nov is the time to
ian
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TIL q II 4 S 5. J 4 Y :! I ; q ",
MACHINIST and
IRON FQ n b + L,
Corner CT Royal and wilkes streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
IS prepared IL execute orders tor STATIONERY
Z STEAM ESClHEs. 6ollERS Mill GearinE Shalt
ing, Puiry& ANA Hangers, Tobacco screws, Pumps,
Fnus Slidrund Hand LathcS, Drill Presses, Wrought
or Gas; Railing, Columns and GirdcrS Gas Or Water
Pine, and Machiuery OF every description. Supe-
riur CASTINGS made /" order at short notice and
an r..s,r,h|. Terms NJ l--antf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

NE0RGIA PlNE.---Iust received from Savan-
" nah per Schr. Henry Payson 10000 feet Of
assorted GEORGIA PINE
) by9, by &, by 4, by -
12byl2, 10 by II, by -, by II, for
sale hy fort ! WATERS l. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

TJOAL--Whte and Red Ash Anthracite md
~ Cumberland GOALS Oh hand and haing con-
Stnntly received, for sale .by cargo, load, ar
single ton Apply to d. &. SMITH.
~" Orders may he left nj Potomac insurance
Office. or my office. on the Wharf, between Came
rom and Queen Streets oct Y
DaRIAN WAkE.--We have just received two
l. hogsheads of Parian Ware "t our own importa
tons. consisting Of Vases, Pilchers Rose Water
Ewers, Cologne Bottles, Match Boxes, Hot Punch
and MolasscS Jugs. suitable for Christians presents,
which we offer 1T greatly reduced prices.
. mo IL K. ii. MlLLER, SON co.
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LA@T% REER RREWERY,

li,.u Eaa, k;ay-<treti, I!c,"",irio, Fjyyini".
JOHN KLEIN, PRorRIET0R.
AEING made the most approved and modern
I 4 improvements for he Successful manufacture
or 4 pure LAGER BEER, persons ordering from
nc can rely upon getting the best article. Orders
solicited and promptly attended to. Address as
.hny, nov Ply
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VIII. S. PAYNE,

" II. ,. III II II
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. !, Spears lFh0rE, Baltimore, .
SATILL give diliscn; personal attention T." al
w business committed to his charge, and res.
jcctfnly SolicitS Of his iricrd$ and the public
generally, their signmrmtS Of Grain, Flour,
Gobac.o, &C. and their orders for Whatever the
marker furnishes.
;,al;iruor.. ,ni 2o--Iv
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and u wrl! we nvlt" Aiiu AiIeAIl0H VI INe tTaIe
before ordering elsewhere.
+. \. REED / CO,
noy If No. &, South WharvcS
NROtND PLASTER.--Wc offer Tor sale best
" WINDSOR PLASTER, ground very fine in
our own MIL at Sd per ton Of 224o lbs, delivered
to cars or to vessels The price will not be advan
rcd and the farmer can rely upon getting the best
article. fresh ground, whenever they may order.
:. - MEADE & MARYF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

IL. |. GREGORY,
Nos. Is ant l2n King street,
J -! AS for sale rgcralors, Water Coolers. Tin
I safes. Ice Cream Frccaers, kerro>enc and
roal OIL Lamps, Coal oil. Tin Ware, al wholesale,
House Furnishing Goods, Bath Tub. Stoves, &c.
my II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

No 90 Beaver Street, Nsw York.
is75~ II. COOK i CO., Aicxaniria, will sup
ply the trade. dec lT--d6m
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niNN Z IIaEE o y.

DAVT & HARMON.
ITROCER$-UEALEH IN GUHN HEiL,
" EORN, OAT&, bAAE III J, and MI kind>
ut NihL- FEnN. corner a; Prince al! Royal >t$..
Alexandria. VA ap tF-dly
THOMAS PERRY,
Commission Merchant, No. !. south Wharyts.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

AMMUNITION FOR THE SOUTHERN CoSrED-
EkAcy.--Another lot of ammunition for the
Southern States, from New York, passed
through this city, this morning per the Ad-
ANS Express Company.
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DEAFNESS AND NOISES II TIE HEAD.

DEAF NEaS IN y NUDES II AZ = y
nE. rul.STuN, mr'nhcr ul :hc Royal College
IL %; Surgeons of England. mri'trr OF III"
i;nyal S,cie,v and late Medical Superintendent
-; the Vest Grenada Grd Mines, Central Amc:l-
IL. still continues /" apply his newly discovered
.ta,l extraordinary method "t treatment ~ "h''h
h. y> iitnsvit cured, ai"r e!rycu years ot ;utc:iSe
SUFFERING, Particulars Tor SCI. cure s1!:t /" any
.,,I,ir,S. f,,r pusturr Consultations dHiiy from
II iii { n'clrrk. free. Address ai?, l2th street,
Washington. i. e.. where s;;ndrrdS al letters
from ue,>ouS cured by his diploma amd ie>t'no-
,,;,ls may he seen. Washington, oct lily
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OFFIcE, No l3l, MAlA STREET. EtcnMoNn.
CASH CAPITAL ARD SURPLUS S24o, 900.
I57ulS OLD COMPANY insurc& buildings,
/ Merchandise. Household Furniture, and Per-
>plal Property generally, IL city, town, "r conn
try. against Loss or Damage by Fire, Oh !nNora-
ric terms.
Losses equitubly adjusted and promptly paid
40 charge Tor Policy Survey.
H:&7~ applications addressed 10 hc Agent at
Alexandria, viii receive prompt attention.
INSURE AND KEEP INSURED.
". l.. C0WARD!N, President.
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR., Secretary.
EDWARD i. POWELL,
nov lily Agent for AcXGnlria
rEYHB FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
j ALEXANDRIA, continues Lu insure agninSi
Fire. generally, in Town nu4 Country - heretofore.
on the nlo+t reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
AxTroSY Z. COVER, President.
William Gregory. Edward >. i"aGh'
Robert J JalEicsuu. James +. smith,
Nhomas K. Keith. E"hert Il. Violet.
william II. F"wic. 'Ih"lmaS M"t"rinirk,
John II. Brent. g. y. WaH=3.
John Il. Uaugcricld.
zz7- Ofjrc hours from } 10 !, and from - 10 !:
o'clock. c. ". WATThhS, Scrrctary.
Office on King street, near 81. A>anh
nov iO--diy
TETllE POTOMAC IESURANCE COMpANl
/ OF ALEXANDRIA offers reliable Insurance
for such FIRE and MARINE RISKS ~ they
rlay receive ut their Oi:;rc, No. /! FAiRFiX
SrnEEr. Also, a. Savings Bank, Receives
MON EY ON DEP0SGTE. allowing Interest, and
investing the SAME asreeahly with their Charter.
Board of Directors:
y. BOYD SMITH, rnEs;nrar.
L. s. Asnty, Wri. y. Mr'rish,
CassiuS +. i.tc, u. EouSh.
uiainin Barton, irwi:; Mchrn%=.
nov !0.-~f! Il. j.. Pow EiiI. H''c y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

NANDIES,- CAKES, and CONFECTIONERY
~ of all kinds constantly on hand, and also
made to order, at C. SCHAFERS,
sep 13-tf No. 3, North Fairfax street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

] uST IN SEASON. Aa"ibrr .HNtary h."E --
y Tactics for officers Of Infantry, Cavalry, and
Artillery. arranged and complied hy Il. V Buck
hot. author Of ''lmianry Camp Duty and For
tiiirai"n AMI Fort Delcnrr. price 15c.; in pocket
book l"rn,, 81. lust published, and for sale by
mh II ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16
GROUND PLASTER.

GROUND PLASTER.
r;1HE undersigned having rented the NEW
4 STEAM PLASTER MILL of MeSsrs Viii
tug L Wright. prepared to furnish the best
article of GROUND PLASTER, at six dollars
per ton of 224O lbs, delivered on the cars or To
Vessels. liz 2il C. F. SUTTLE l. co.
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LADD, WEBSTER & CO.'S

1H0 DOZEN BR00MS.-Now is the time, IL
lCU you want . bargain. I will sell ut your
prices, by calling at the Broom Factory, Royal
street. South Of King.
jan Is T.. HERRING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

ljARICATERES FOR THE TIMES.--Fir-
" cinn PuuS ing. the Mother of States III
very Bad way, tvo new carcatnres, suitable to 4
present state Of things in Virginia, price sc. each.
JUS; published ami ior sale by
nah II RODT. BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

N0LTs REV0LYERs, improved pattern, at
" Agents prices, for sale at
jan II RICHARDS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

MEXICAN ALMANAG and Useful k-pos
a tory tor 1861. containing lIs usual amount of
n!rrmation and IN ibsrar! ot the last Census,
prize 81. For sale by
NH : ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

TIE JosEru CLARkE-Thc ship Joseph
Clarke. which has just unloaded at this city,
has been chartered by B. II. Lambert, esq,
one of cur most liberal and enterprising
merchants, TO load for foreign port.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

UD0GPH0 WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and l:npnrtcr uf Srh:eiain
Aromatic SchnappS,
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VOL. LXII.
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY By
EDGAR WIDEN & SONS,
A. Eight Dollars per annun, payable half yearly.

Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

UANO.-We have on hand good supply of
VI Reesss Guano for the Spring trade.
NH KNOX & BRO.
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FUBLIShEU,
TUESDAYS, I'll AND SATURDAYS
4, Five Dollars per annum, payable il advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-16

REcRuiriNG OrrICE.-.We understand that
gentlemen. commissioned by the Confederate
States Of America, were IN this city yester
day. making arrangements for opening q re-
cruiting office here, for the enlistment of
troops for that Confcderacy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
TROOPS IN MISSOURI.
Sr. I.ouIs, Wednesday, july

sr. LOUIS, Wednesday, July 3, 1861. E,
The Cairo correspondent Of The Democrat learns
from scouts Just from the southern border of Missouri
that there are $500 troops at Yevie, Ark, tolerby
well armed and having ten pieces Of flying srtillery
This force consists of 900 Tennesseesns 900 from
Arkansas, 800 Kentuckans, and 500 MiSsourians.
They expect increase this force some 600 from Gov
Jacksons troops and large renforcements are promised
from the Southern Confsderacy and in one month they
expect to have active army Of from 5 900 to 10000
men.
Messrs. Peyton and West members of the Missouri
Legislature, are said to be actively urging them on.
Mssourans who have arrived at Cairo report that all
sbls bodied men in Southern Missouri are being inn
pressed into the State service and marched of to the
A.kansas border. 400 secesson troops left Graves
County Kentucky on Friday last, to join the Conied
crate army at Union City, Tenn.
Dr. Bellows Of New-York, President OF the Sanitary
Committee recently appointed by President Lincoln 70
yisit the camps, arsenals, barracks, hospitals, etc,
throughout the country has been since Tuesday in the
discharge Of his duties.
He expressed satisfaction with the condition OF the
Arsenal and Barracks here, but finds much fault with
the Marine Hospital To day he visited the Illinois
troops encamped at Casyyille, and was well pleased
with the general condition Of the men. DR.. Bellows
leaves for New York tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
THE KENTUCKY CIRCUIT COURT.
LOUISVILLE, "wednesday, July 3,

LOUISVILLE, wednesday, July D. looi'
10 the Kentucky Circuit Court, Judge Miner pre-
siding the arguments in the Of Brady and Davis
sgt The Louisville and Nashville Railroad for refusal
to transport goods to Tennessee, the Court expects 10
render decision on Saturday or early next week.
To-day the Tennessee directors Of the road, sum-
moned by telegraph, met here and overuled the de-
cison Of James Guthrie, whereby the roed is now
opened for freight until the decision Of the Court
desd Shippers intend sending on freight tomorrow,
but Mr Cotton, the Surveyor Of this port. threatens TO
seize all articles destined for Tennessee which may be
delivered TO the road.
There are now seven full companies in Col. Rous
seaus Regimen. in camp. Several officers Of the State
Guard, having resigned entered the United States
service under Col Rousseau. Col. Tlghman Of the
State Guard has resigned, and gone, with consider
able portion Of the regiment to Join the Tennessee
troops
Investigations into the political opinions Of the teach
ers in pubic schools are going Many are reported
as secezious,s.
The Journal has q letter from member Of Blsnton
Duncans Regiment giving distressing account Of af-
fairs in Virginia He says the men are half fed, have
no clothes except what they eft Louisville with, and
are treated like dogs and the exercise their
will they would return to Kentucky. The D,mocras
has staiemen. 10 the same effect made by deserter
who reached here from the same regiment.
A lot Of guns sent to Columbus from Union City,
Tennessee, lately were returned by the citizens Of
Columbus.
A company Of 20 men passed here to-day from Lex
ington, destined for the Southern Confederacy Their
expenses were paid by Gov. Harris. Another COM
pany for the same destination is forming at Paris Bour
bon County
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
MORE ARRESTS.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, July B. 1861
The steamer Hugh jenkins left here several days
since with three companies Of Federal troops on board
or secre. expedition to Easton, Talbot County, for
the purpose Of recovering certain arms said 10 rave
been sent from here by Marshal Kane to q military
organization in that section Of the State The officers In
charge of the expedition waited on COL Lloyd Thigh
man, and = Carrobun, another officer, both Of whom
refused to give any satisfaction 10 regard to the arms
They were told they must find them for themselves,
and both gentlemen were very offensive in their depon.
meDt. One drew pistol on the Federal officers
Under there circumstances both were arrested and
brought to Fort McHenry.
Several houses were searched, but only few rifles
were found.
The brig Sclferino, sent as prize to NewYork, Is
owned by Messrs Samuel II. Travers and c. M. Jack
son & Co., and the cargo by W. III. D. c. Wright, Of
thiscity. Orders had been sent her 70 go to
instead of Charleston.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIAoRE, Wednesday, Jul

BALTIAoRE, "Wednesday, July ., 1901.
Great efforts are making for a celebration Oh ths
Fourth Of July here by Union men.
A splendid silk national flag, regimental sile' has
been prepared by the citizens Of Baltimore, 70 present.
TO the 9th Massachusetts Regiment. The stars are en-
ccled with the following inscription, in gill letters
Loyal citizens of Baltimore to the 9th Regimen! o.
Massachusetts, In the inside of this inscription u
another circle, with the words, Pratt street, Baitl'
more, April 49, 1861" II is designed to present. 'hi'
flag Tomorrow, IL arrangements eau DC made.
Sodisrsare siill guard in various parts Of the ey
They ,ecsiys msp, ciYiIilss Gel loyal si!lLsas'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
NM .-,,ru NGIsLATURE OF NEW
hhE olAiE L. "a
vfRGIns.-
wHErLrso, Va, wednesday, :yuly ., 1851.

WHEELING Va, Wednesday, : uy ., 1851.
Both Houses Of the yssterdsy
Lieut. Gov FALSELY took the chair in the Senate and
Daniel Frost, of jackson, was elected Speaker Of the
House. c .s I.s e.L.c
Gov. Perponts Message was sen. 10 both bodies as'
night together with document from Warrington
officially recognizing the new Government The mes,
sage is very able document and gives unusual s@f'
isfaction.
LISA succinct review Of Secession in Virginia and
of the causes leading to the formation of the present
Government and recommends IN energetic cooperstien
with the Federal Government
Twentyseven thousand dollars In specie belonging se
the State seized and brought here last night by order
Of the Governor from the Exchange Bank OF Weston.
II is supposed that Gov. Wise was heading for Weston
to get this money. 90. s..tr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
AFFAIRS AT ALEXANDRIA.

An order was issued to-day forming two brgades
out Of the four regiments now here, one under CON-
mand of Col. Franklin, consisting of the Masssehu-
setts 5th and Pennsylvania fth, and the other under
Col. Wilcox of the Michigan lst consisting Of that
regiment and the Fire Zouaves.
The Minnesota Cd Col. German, arrived here to-
dsy. and encamped the right Of the Mas'achu.
setts regiment.
ALI quiet at the camps and there are no more cases
of pickets being fred upon. I
Rockets were frequently sent up BY the Secession
pickets during last night
There are no present indications Of an advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

HARTFORD, Wednesday, July 8, 1861.
The Connecticut Legislature, after session Of nine
weeks adjourned ,iae die at 10 O'Clock tonight. Ex.
Gov. Seymour offered resolutions in the House to-day
virtually upholdng the South In their rebellion. He
coud get only eighteen members TO sustain him. His
rebuke was emphatic. |
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
The Teiecrnph ON the PIains.

ST. JOsEPH, Mo-, WedDesday, Juiy o. I0"I'
The PONY Express arrived here to-day, Bringing no
following item from Fort Churchill, about wv niles
cart Of san Francisco; zoe,
FoRr CHURCHILL, June -, 1901.
The sr.t ,slegraph pole was planted this place on
,hs oI,, az LIME a, S o. m. The American flag was
nailed TO the poe and three cheers for the seegrapn
aud three fos the Union were given. Inc pst,y 10
cons, ructing the line 10 Sali Lake City.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

snsLLs ymLED wIry Rics.-Tse eeA.sn ii. ,.s. rs.
nred by the Rebels strsst Bethel and saiea sss "a
forwarded 10 WIN. *. Icgan Of this ei'y w.
a. a. Srs~iaa the 49, ins,sad Of bsng aed wi.S
tb, instrsnts II dsathbuei. scg sulplpar sns
powder coz .ansd several pounds q s, re .as ssy
The slaves bave the filns oi iesse Tss Rebs shslis
filed VIII r1s by the negoss, and ours wi.s ssry
BY " ai.orsi weli as Pa"ss 'aysifro, Tiass, %.
esv n war" -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
COL. BAKERS PHILADELPHIA REGIMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, July 8, 1861.
COL Bakers regimen. broke camp to-day, and pro-
ceeded TO the Navy-Yard to embark for Fortress Mon.
roe. The orders were couutermanded, and they win
proceed directly to Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
PROMOTION OF GEN. LYON.

sT. LOUIS, Wednesday, July 3, 1861.
The Democrat announces the promotion Of Briga.
r-Cieneral Lyon % Major-Generalship. His COM
mand embraces Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri
Three companies of the 9Th Regiment left DE Soto
ast nigh. 70 support the Home Guards in that section
waius, the attacks OF tho SecessOnists, who have
nvtillssy and gather theu clans Ry the discharge Of
causee.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
GLEANINas OE soUTHERN NEWS.

Richmond papers of Monday contain the foliowing
FIGHT at MATTHIAS POINT.
The Frederiekeburgh papers have brief accounts 9I
the fight ut Matthias ni but do not vouen Tor ,nsr Z
accuracy. Tbese accounts cay the Federai s'oe nsa
killed, II g II drowned. aud tflesa oE Iweoy ssa'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
New Counterfeit.

BosroS, Wednesday, July . pbi.
foun,,rseIt siO0 bills on The Blue I'LL banx Dcr-
ch,Stsr. yery well executed, are in cirsaision'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH IN NEW
ENGLAND.
BosToS, We

BosroS, Wednesday, July Q, 1861.
The glorious Fourth will be celebrated throughout
New. England tomorrow with more than usual enthu-
siasm.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

Two FrRR ZouAyEs W THIS CrrY Captured sr
THE REBxLs.--A letter received M this city to-day,
from member of the regiment Of fire Zouaves, at
Alexandria dated on the 3Qth Of june, reports tho
capture OF two soldiers Of that regiment BY tie rebels
Their names are Murphy and Kslly-,hs lsitsf iot-
merly @ compostor In the Office Of 1ke Er,a.g Post.
The letter states that small party OF the houAyes
were engaged in guarding u road near the Morton
House. in the vicinity Of Alexandria, when they were
approached by body Of rebel cavalry, whose superb
oiy was 60 evident that the Zouayes fell back, excep
the TWO men who were captured.
Murphy had been mounted, but wss at the moment
ont OF the sadde and before he could regain II was
taken Kelly stood bis ground, and with his re TOOK
deliberate aim at the head Of the foremost hoisenan
firing and killing him instantly, and without ravi,s
his post, he proceeded TO load again, bat before he
could hre was eaptared. ~. l. E@Sis's-