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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

q. s. Loa Ct iBi................ .........7! 071i
h ms irt Gr An,rssn sscuh continue. very dn 1ls
cha Il the sdsio lately ec,i ed from Nesl orb hi, IN
sreet Of d.tru sud tie di'Poiiion 10 s-l sp
pear 70 erea.e Erie shares offering 22 ard preferred
i ca at - without srns ou}r ld9 y share. have touched
eaopn Of ~ g -, october In iers and state stocks
tho e l. but very htle doing.
The L,ndoa Eeono,aia remarks on the money
MAJ ket:
Tn. money marie, h. unaffected iuc eaed sase
weyk AVID tue rse pa. la. srn siG5!p
cent Although to-day tbrs wss ssh' tneea.e IN in' de"
aud transactions the loTmef hgur
vi h occs.i Gains fTcti les 1t"f'
sItrcts the bsuk have irdno~H their & TO "
chang, having b. en- s1eo v- pecsly WHEN the lars. a
tns,'on ~ b" is'rys snS buish bean, .nS~S y. 70
Cove uncut Treuts b'y he-b obtsissd As i'~ ~
Tho niouly t-turn sh,- dT,hs- 10
the buou 4 $40 500 a. III bill. 'nncd Of a 40 O. 10
~ accounts Of AlsJ0J sd la the advances o
Con.o. for money mabel a. high yesterday ~ bat ,ab..
qurai' rsspd q ~ ~ t'v su'ouh nrn 'hst q. bas.
had made aief'ios IA theiT a dcupt Today ih-
oy-ing pIio- oiai the favorable bsnI causing
sisht advance sni the Ia pfV-u-n was not nsusbed sa
ed New 1lr, C,pt. Tosad The rlo-c ho~'v,r
there ssi better o-rg ADD hs nn. r,n,S "n. ~ r.
sJiaHJi tbe -ccount Tie rss e.ssbrd snoc last I'm
day !. thus about e-ut III, 49,,
has h-,n at bs tap,r' Mt fof zone ins p"' The
bet tn- vrty tTn ~ urscr lice
AID cousdeab sai IOp- mp-fus. den At th. announce
n ut tLai MI A"sufu' o"pI al es,"i 'o zoe Ia Nl
uiion u ss"ch ope" and diHrfrne~' sme1,ns 70
% S.is ". o~ Sy seven ss.. .ni r ssi
provided. In oid-s 60 e-.-n n. eni fs'.ii
ca.-d by tn .,ypar-s, Cihttrs nj tbo Soct In
chs &c AjOtcd ~b,ch delay Hsec0rdva ~
psyIng difference Il MONDAY merit ~
trv~ IA, 7i~'' Cny A'tif'y, lIA -,
The ns~ Sandman quoted 10 de- ss s,c, r.
ea.Dss u0l CopJ-rs!. bs~ss. 10 being f.aszr'' ." ~
Iu~ 10. p , f,on Pail. ,v-rag tsf Toe. showing
n',h .s VI sbOu, Reooo bar gold bOuEb, BY che
Bai ktpdsy. , a., 80 A..
ought 2Ja gold nd sos % sv-f
TIE gold that have t-it AstT. Tor EEgsnd oue~d
b, tao b. swine win t1 20 W. Jaiss
Mtl.uB II secs aod the Ltacoi1s1'r- WIN Al,'"f'
Tn, Vrry,ly &c og. ed ~h Is 800. 10 Gays
IN. totui saouu gold be- TO ths eouaty sy The
STAT. LsE II .is $500 vi th great portsn 10
beloved ~ nave ~ iv-a thin the p'..-n ~.ss
lhr bsnk oI kns bullion u t5lIIls ~ eie.'. OF I'VE
b,,.,t pet tt.yIou touched this but Ill ah~t
4 10 amount held during the s''
yes'.
TIE Philadelphia BHL,,,H Of lat evening repor'r;
I'm MOI cary - le osng But ht-so"d
.tT 6pd IL. say broken. -nd tbis Ia ray Placed
AZ 1a, - cent Tie 80 e CENT eoE n-s " az
tr1st nscl attention bLd suu- ~heh have h-t'ti ols
les, undravn abd truyes.A a. u. Is lines. II N-y b.
ard tie fluctuations In prizes Il gods arr comparatively sih
poftanS
Iii. stated that Mr.. Robert Repnie. the well known
nroo,ieior of tho Lodi Prnt Works, Western New
York has failed Tor large an.ount-sone hall ~is'"
Of dollar.
Amount ~ coal transported over tie Delaware Lses'
ns.nnn and Western Railroad for the week e"1@s
S.,n,dav S.pi. 81:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET
Ohl. -
40 gvpT % 1851.

20, ~, WINK ENDING SEPT rs. 1861
so-.t M, sipTs OF CATTLE KINDS Sok The wsAn
According 10 the reports from the several market ~
eff " there have been received this week; =, ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

| Tug STEAMSHIP GsrAr EAsrsRs-ihe ~ N.
Mail steamship Persia, Capt. Jndkins, arrived ~
port on "wednesday morning, and makes the =
ins report. On the 10th inst, st 1919 D.. .s
SIC ig Ion. Ilo 10y, paced the Brsh seam.sY
Great Fassern, which sailed on the ioh ron =
pooi for New.York, returning TO port with 'ns ,.s
10th side.whsels all her boats excep' one On ~ ~
sids. bulwarks stove, and ship rolling heasi''
rudder was also damaged. 81! go q iH a.s,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
printius.

A LWAYS READY-TiiE GRFhT STEAM
n 1I'N-C.ds BiIlheaos Circulars Por,r. PeuPhlts,
- ,,inN ~ ali kinds, low pces BY L flOLAiAN, tue
Ss1nt pd,se, corner Of Centre and White-sI,
ERANCIS & LOUTREL, a,,.rvas
n ~ As M.iIea Lane SFATi0NERS, FRlNTERs and
6oos nINDLKS Best and lowest phc" ooets soc 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26
MARRIED..

FOREsT-In this city, "Wednesday, sea-
ss bv tho Rev A b. Nest d., Peter Noortis 90 ME-
Jane youngest daughter Of the ste Theodore r. De fsse
all Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

No News OF rHs BELoiss STEAMSHIP, , 60 -
our Thirty DArs.-Ihe Belgian s'eAm,'r "a s,sss
from Antwerp, ia reported in me L0s ..s 49,. -
0as.ae as having left Havre on sns 1.'' - -
x.u-Yo,x, ~ Ia, .ls - DOW Ssi ~ sAy~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

ARRIVAL oy TnE SAxOsiA.-Ihe Hamburg s'ea'n'
.siv saxonia. arrived on "Wednesday morning from
Hamburg, brings from England e. go IN specie ana
from Hamburg Gil, csc IN specie. The following Is
her specie list:
Knsuth, Nschod L Kuhhs ....."......',''. FSlSSo
hGfeas BslCzsT ......,...ss.''s.'''''''''' 49,
Totsl ssss''s's''''P''''1o
Coifae Hoffman, 60
Behrend T. Co. s.'sss'''''"'
echucbndt 4 0cbhaid ...s..."s.'''''''"' ~
~, ...,..,.,,..G272O0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

broa1 gauge extension Of the Erie coward 81. Lons
aud Cincinnati viii be completed 10 Akron this Fall
It is graded about hah way between the pres-nt
terminus aud that place.
The Gal.na m,hagers have Issued the annexed cir
GUAR 10 tile first mortgage BouJholders:
OFFICE oy THs GALESA AND CHIoAso Us'oy r. n. Co..
CBIcAGO. SEPT ~, 1ahl
Febp'ry 9G2rbe holdes Of t92 Oo Of the bonds Of thu
Cor mos TO 22 on bae raper) witch wee sued -
due IN hs 1T dy Of February rrIt are hereby notified
,h s COMPANY a are IT, s.d ns d Of
warrants. :nd taxi srvc-T from toe hsdsr no..h newt
wi he ef bo"d. 'sa the es Of me,. Carpenter em
No Wall Nswl orb where all necessary Informs I'm
Holder So do not avail b~ms.lvs Of th. privilege, will
rkins fund hs. b., provided for tho edemp ion
he sur, covered by the st mortgage oy Tue Isl Of
oGe Of sny or al ofths 10 mining issue Of the t mott
sg- boud have the extended 10 the sle manner on
PsHs with the bonds Ne i 1IR RIA IE sec n no
AT meeting Of the Presidents Of the banks Of Pha-
dephia held Monday, it was unanimously resolved
la,e thSr proportion Of the Second Fif'y-hilion
Loan to be issued on Oct. Is. They were aro nnani-
mou. in their approval of the policy of hsang the
payment on demand" Treasury notes, which met
with 81 much difference Of opinion amongtbe New-York
bankers.
by the Perrin, Illinois Central shares arc quoted 10
a d,,count, which is lower. Erie is II az. United
st,tcs Elves, 7l972.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending Sept. II gives the following results, when com-
pared with the previous week:
Re.t................. Rlrs27O EIGrrea,e."...sIsoo
t ~ I've isp .' ,s.ss S i %ssss vi
On the other side of the account:
Government securities. 2lo25Os0 lucreA,e., felooo
Other sccdne-...''.. lL52.A Drcrrasr'''.''' Szae'g
tuos,upIoy ed..... 7o26sS3 lncreus..... gS2 40
The amount If notea in circulation is { Is, SJ2 $50.
being decrease If Eli6OsO and the stock Of bullion
IN both departments IS Ga 6i9,4t2, showing an in
crease Of fc3l 3Ol when compared with the preceding
return.
Satterthwaites Circular says
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

sEEDs-Nsv Timothy :. n good supply a S So' h.e.
Al fsasi aTI bu'bel Of sac ID Clover SEED Egre
senty; .aes Of Old II sd9lo and New tdse houfnf~A
ks seyyc. and in demsnd at a s0d 81 81 bushei
aTA LOW-The mAsket IL quite hrm the ,dvsnee sLss %
1000 10 at siG8ic. for city sna Vc' tof Du'0ne" N
Rou.h Fat 10 firm at &c, cash ,, ,,.... ..,.s ~
WUOIThe market s trm at sdvSnclng pie.eosSa, ,i %
"A ano hs Medium 10 Fire Domestic fleeco al Wdfie ano
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

iInES std 90 demand preyvsz The sioeh
AZ, 30 sf.iist 23.. 90 . tt1. l.st grsr.
HN-Nh iucr-A.iug vipTly, pfi'ys u- shade lower,
wih ian dsmasi for sui?rrn ,sls o: 500 bales tvdoc
a leo ~.
Hor5Ths pSket dve and heavy sn, sales a. ladaee
for pa rr 1909 sTssh. Frees Of tle otisf
sr-~gfh. . sp9r-ly nom rsl.
INIT sr,.t fr ROcfAsd eorsnne. inictiye srd
prz uoviba last ses at tee o Coz m n and Se Tor
lunl.
MpLASSFS r-sdr viii fat eestDd n lots 70 groesrs
ssa Of q hd Bafs-. 20 bds. Porto Rico St+aG
<ls d % hnd.. Cubs NJ DC We quett:
ke~-O ans. -..''s''''''''S""eo
loTio
Nlts Muscosado
Culs<lAyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

~ ~ % 1sFs % slsT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

via ,sesseaasr iasd 70 on ca $40 belgaan {
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

OH CAKF--Ve.tsrn 10 IL. limited supply AID prices ss
nouinA 81 Tor thin 0tloS City tsho sSstse snlAn
sAss IN bills. ct go. ,,.s
.r.te ssLes on II tuns State 81 sea oil 81 100 10.
PpDV Is10ssA GOOD dsRsAi prevails Ter Porkt and TINS
,.yt Il r,b. hrmer Sales s!230 bbls at IA OF toL aefs
ISIS for Clear els Is fer Thin Mess and $3.50
sr P,im. psre s(.ir dsnse for Beef sz with .msa
.to~t ths ake 4. rmsf esies % 200 bbls at 40
o. R~oaei1 Mss. IL 50d 81 5ofor EIus besf sms
ar. n ssmsad a sitds5 50 foe estern Bs:oa ds ana
Clear "a nou1nsl st Tidsc Sales o. 40 hhds western ss
snoied Al 6Ic Lard Il fair reqnsst sai hrn hAes
nj =. Al s4d9tc fhe Butsr market 10 very scye s. "
choice STATE At c I to COED DO llslsc ehSics %s,a 81
asserye Ohio Ote good do e. sd9c and ihtesiof 40
sosthern TG9 Cbo<ie is IN fair Request M 20. eAss
STE DsiHes i to good dc stsdle and Uho a. ,a "a
Bssf S. Cy Dbl 6 90 as ~ Porh I'm Wn' ~ sS,9 az
RseT Pne City. o0d q P'f rs bf is doSis ~
Reef Nee. Ctr paus.nsL beei nHns' DULL '" Z, a,
He6 Mes West. 10 I1dll 30 Lho onity ", $780, a ~
be1 Hen Extra ~ 09dl3 % Hams pts<isd..I''' 90
Pssx Pms Mess nominal 5sm, py sAtsa SlSs
Pork Pine Mes. Nominal hnon,eeIS sIe
Pei or West. Is 81 Sl5 % lsiouidef' NY SA''0' y"
PsrI. ness wn. u s7tcf ossi
ROE IL quiet sales Of 5iUItc, a. 20 quaiy D..
SUGARS continue sctzS and nth We i' " ia -
anins AZ tz8Ic. sales OF oS hhds f0ito oO ~ ~ ~
Cabs at TiG8le and $40 eokss hsSSns suei0' eos 80"
hhds Bsisde at Sc We quot; ,,,,. 49,, olzaa
Nsv.Or,ssns b-......ltas W hitst II
Porto m Itd9, Ion ns al0
Cuba Museovsdo ,...,1 wt hhtfroos'y''''''''g arl
Cacur (beIes) ...I 81 hAh All
I,re~ MS (bO yea. ......."1f det nhIi aI1N
Yelows (boxoal, ......".S teofl hsHsa"''"'''
Ffortt ss bores. ...,...btustI -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

m. and Enc Railroad mafes The Iolo~ihg fspo
n ,ock for the week ending this day.
Bee,ss lsIsi Horses 2ls vsLs Sheep aee hos' S1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

~ SAILS inoo sol Proposals for Beef" AID PROVO ale
o. Pok msy De, will be received th' otc
IN y oock neon .1rday the 28b day Of september
G fiIs doive ig flee 81 al and risk to the United
g. Al the NAVY Ynrd at Brooklyn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

NAVAL SrOREsri fer Crn y TurPen'in- s'ues
4l.ev. snd uo1 mel Spi rsrp-p i~~ 70 quiet aud hTmi
t,~-.rigF s-nvH 4 q oil .s-uIaud
prevails Common r. ain, atd Iti,is have sdy.no.
30 bib. st =. sses.si y yoiss sI-s -..s Of a.
htn he'd vita osI, ers'rd~maDd; small sscst 80 50
a 81 30 for n Arlington aud NesbeTn, and g. fot VII
IA ug 80, ". -.
otIs.The D.ke. 70 a.ist for all de.erp'tss. g an0.s
f1f-4l 90 Olive 10 gallon, and In cases stss' ~
q IS Nspk,ks SdNc "
"a 4. nd HrIninT klIA - H31c cash
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12

held in reserve: but in this movement ne was
checked by bold charge of Capt. Richards Of
the Bath Cavalry, who was stationed on the oppo-
site side of the road A running fire then ensued,
which continued up the main street of the town,
the enemy having finally succeeded in crossing
the bridge, aud the successive discharges from the
| troops brought him to stand during every few
rods Of his progress.
On reaching the curve Of the road leading to-
wards Beverley, the foot troops hnring BEEN f"7m-
ell by their respective officers the main engagement
took place and terminated in the final tight at
Sturn's house, IA mile and n half from the village
, Here the enemy received L check, gave up tue
chase and COL Portericld made good his retreat
to the village of Beverley.
The t. s. soldiers fired at random, though arm
ed with Minnie rifles. which accounts for our small
loss. The enemy were about 600 strong, though
from the characerof the country they were unable
| to bring the entire body into action. Through a
ladr, ,7ho has since arrivciat Beverley it appears
they acknowledge to 25 killed: but the presump-
| ton is. that there were many more t" say Moth
ing of sixty or seventy wounded. who were rapid
| " rcmore, from the iied
Our own loss, SO far rs IS usccrtained, ARE Mr..
| Hanger. Of the Augusta Cavalry. who WAS killed
near the bridge Martin, Of Rockbridse, and Mr.
Thomas L. Sims, of Richmond.
Capt. Richards, OF the Bath Cavalry. who was
reported to hc killed. escaped unhurt, ami reached
| Beverley with hi: corps nn Monday.
Private l.. L. panscrteld, ;r"m the Warm
| Springs, was no. killed. ns reported.
One Of the most frightened individuals Of the
eutire party was a negro, who was knocked down
+, nv the w;nd Of six. pound hall. lie Immediate
! Il sr.ang t" hi, c.ei. Jumped up"u horse and
+; reached Beverley ,wo hour: in advuEce Of any
j one else.
Such wa, ,hr Suihenness IF the attark ,ha,
| some Of the men had not time I" dress.
C~l. p.rtericd Is now Al Beverley, where Il i
sxrccte:l he can successfully maintain his position
urt;l reinforced M doub, is entertained that
the information Of the absence Of artillery in the
command of purtcrfield was communicated to Gen.
! MrCie!!anl ut Grafton, tngelher with the fact
| that our forces intended to mo,e that night, ny
resident traitors
i As ar Illustration nf the bravery of Virginia
women. we have before given one instance. Here
! il another; When thc firing commenced and
/ while Mr.. Simms was trying to get the Quarter
masters baggage upon wagon, a lady, SEEM Z
his difficulty. hol lily came forward. notwithStatd-
inr bullets were dying around her, took one end
! of IL. trunk M,:l assisted hin, in his work.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-.tdyiees from F"rtr:ss
M"Mrue to the j;h iustan: state that the E"rri't
Larc attacked the Pigs Point battery, Opposite
Nrwport News. on the James River After r..
sewing two shots AMI having twn uf her men Sc
vsrely woualed she retired. The Pigs Point
battery opened ire, and exhibited fine cmhrasur=s
enclosing heavy or,lnanes.
The GOSSIP here, is that Cumming. of the R"!hf,
.,,N,w York ncw. .laprrJ has seen air"im:rd Brig
adler tiencral. preparatory 1" l"ing made Quar-
."rina>;rr General.
Secretary Seward remarked this morning that
IL. expected ,,.un |" hear Of Sharp work at llnr-
;."r'- Ferry.
Reinforcement: have hcen ordered 70 Chambers
hur1, Pa.
Measures were Taken TO liul out hnw many ut
the ,!.rrc months volunteers we're willing 10 en-
Est for The war The result was TINT the Govern
mc,t la determined lew levy.
Ii is believed here ;ha: lcaurecard Is preparing
To attack A!cxandia
II $ believed tln Lord Lyons dispatches to
Iii: Government urs unayuiuc T." the Lincoln
i;,-. Tie Cuh:nr; has lren III session. every day
il;. week on Foreign affairs. which il is believed
arc nminuus VI trouble.
Bartlet,'s Naya! Erisue have forced themselves
ln.n service.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
From the North via Mobile.

MOBILE. June alII.--Gcu Scott says hc Will nc.
.cury Rich:nond aud Memphis h! the fifteenth day
of July.
Adams Express Company vii! carry letter.
from the seeded State: ir,hu Louisville enclosed
in tho L. 5. envelopes.
Henry 4. Wise is reported I" he very Ill.
An ear,y attack IT, expected on lturrer< Perry
ami the troops there are detcr:ane'! :" ia''@e =
rhermpryuc oi i; before ih-y yi,'li the los;i"n
Fifteen hundred ;r"rr5 daily are arriving ut
Richmond
The Cit: Council OF Richmond iar: !Hrchascd
the mansion Of Louis b. Cren.huw. at II c"<1 O;
$4,000, for the use "f prc>den! pari'.
The Hon Pierre Spule, oI la, arrived at El"'l-
.nond on the Stlr.
It's Supposed that Davis will soon take the
chic: colnlnar!,l in person.
The Tennessee election indicates that the Stnic
il aln.as, unnuimoun- fer sccc:siun.
The picke;s OF the "rp"sns armies ia Virginia
are approaching nearer {" each o;he:.
The Confederate Commissioners Lave L"ueht
two steamers in England, ans; the sLips will s"cn
.ail Lnir, the british iag.
Ap,.reLei,>i"ns are .te.i hy ;le Federal 'r"rs
~ Cairo of an attrrs from t:.e South.
In consequence OF the nn.rirn!y at;i;'ie :"
t::cat Er:;ain tbs cori.;r.. TIT New York Her
aid advises ,.nr ,;ov.Tnlnrnt TO give ,ir Er::iSi
Minister. Lord Lyons, his passports.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
From the Ri'hm"ud Dispatch.
The Fight at PhiIiippi.--Corr"c, and
Reliable Details.

Col. J. " Spaldin,, of this city. VII" WAS -
n.r,;c;ua.or in the recent fight at phiiipi. gives
as the following PARTICULARS "i that affair. oir
forces were posted in the town OF Phl.lippi. anu
numbered in all about .Gu effective as.tihg men
.rh. cn,nlnandin. officer, Col! p"r:cr:eli, having
been Informed on Sunday, hy Il courageous lady
who r;.lc from Paramount, iii Marion c"an'y,
through the lin": Of the enemy at Grni;"n' ''i'i
thence to phillrp distance OF % miles that /;
was The ,,urp'sc ot The enemy t" a'iarE is. an"
knowing hi. superior force, determined upon re
,iripg To Beverly, which is distant 10 miles.
|, IS stated that n, "rlcr was issued for the
pickct., oulpnatS AMI scouts to hr in Il! II ocl
on Sunday night. anl This u7,ier was ohcycd. The
baggage OF the respective companies Wa placed
upon tho wagons, but ;"r seine reason hes, known
{, the commanding officer. the horse: were nut
attached and they wer. eft standing in the street.
1t was in this position Of affairs that on the
morning Of Monday, about daylight, the euemy
opened ire upon from twosnn battery Of
& FOUNDERS. posted nrpn crowned p"int upon
the opposite shore Of .ho TysavtS' Valley River,
which successfully commanded the camps OF the
Churchviile Cavalry, nf Augusta, and the Caval-
ry of Rocktrilgc, numbering altogether about
$50 mer. who were situated on in. opposite side
OF the river.
The horsss Of these corps hrinz una,rustom"
to the tire Of artillery br..s from tie Iic!c: ropes,
iy winch they tied t, tic icrrs md st"lmpe-
Il ii III tho widest confusion, dl-h;nS III among
the halr-forned Infantry ami fliing the streets.
II was som. time before the confusion produced
by bath the lire and stampede vas overcome.
Meanwhile the enemy upon the opposite side oil
the river endc.yorsd to force the passage of tho
bridge Nth one piece Of artillery, which be bad
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-12
Return of the Seventh Regiment to New

=
Il turn Of the Seventh Regiment to New
York.
The New York Herald, in its account Ct tie
return of the Seventh Regiment from the seat OF
war. gives us Il glimpse Of the under current Of
opinion in Gotham. 1t says:
, There was spirit of Seputent apparent in a-
:nost rv"ry directions. especially """"y tie Irish
'sa.e.t "i II. p"p't"'ioa, who seem to think il
cry harl thar 80 niny vi their friends should be
! st to tight the battles of the country, while an
..seption hns been made in favor of the Seventh.
Tn ese opniuus were very freely exchanged nj
Law; and as the tine for the arrival oi the resl-
nsnt drew nearer. the partiaaAS became morc nu
., srous atI. some rather active debates ensucd,
which. o: course, are hot worth a passing record
sumc threat. s. h:s,in: and >tonns,h mcn made
and persons cve sai. ;hat large purchases II" cs:;s
,a,i h,eu lnalc for the purpose of assaults.
The volunteers, mach t" their discrcdit. had pro-
viled themselves with potatoes. apples. hits Of
wood and other missiles, with the expressed intca.
,inn Of pel;ng til. usn OF tho Seventh threat
.hey might hay. carried out bnt for the prompt
,ude of Captain Green who is always on duty at
he PARK Barracks, AMI o:hcr Ciicrrs, who gave
Instructions To he suhrl To- 6re at the first inan
"arght throwing mi. sile. This decisive conduct
caused the M n to &c; iowa il' I"thinc gould
,,rey.nt then: from l.is>in: an.l :r"nnn. nj III,
Seventh, AMI calling oat in vile language 4" s"ir
# ,hc soldiers who passed nearest 70 their GUAR
;cr.. Rnw,lirs hSsel the regiment in Fulton
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PAROLE The party Of horscmen, who in
yaIed Fairfax Court House and fired right
and left. tu kill women and childr n, if in
ranye Of their guns---arc said TO be i p"r'i IL
of the troops who were taken PRISONERS 'n
.r,x,s and released on their parole not TO
bclr arms against the Confederate Stat"s.-
This brutal foray is a very honorable fulfil :
ment Of their pledge! 1t is, s!so, striking
commentary on General Sa'i rFs Procama-
tion, that he came to protect a:d not 10 inJnrc.
The people o' Virginia cannot mako up
their minds too soon as to tic character CT
the enemy with whom they have to DEAL
Richmond Whig.
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Important from Washington!

WASHINGTON, June S.-Seyeral companies oi
regulars have departed from Chamhcrsburs TO as
sist in the EIarpcr's Fcrry movement. It under
stood that the lines are rapidly closing on the
Ferry.
The list Regiment is scouting in Southern
Maryland to prevent supplies being Forwarded.
Scouting parties from the lEarper's Ferry forces
have seized thirteen locomotives ut Wiilamsport.
whicl, ,hey have switched iato the Winchester
Road.
The batteries are being Withdrawn trnm the
Maryland side, and are retreaiins On the '""i'
towards Winchester. which has been strongly for.
tilted. ~
The SccessionistS are strong aud gaining in
Frederick, Nd. The lnionists there arequaklns
with apprehension .: an advance from Point o:
Rocks, three miles distant. The feeling OF Tn,
MaryiandcrS is indicated ty .hc fact that the,
will, at all hazards. continue 10 furnish i""A Il
the Confederate forces u, iIarrcrs Ferry ant
Point Of Rocks.
The concentration of sr.leryat llaTper's Ferry
either indicates retreat o7 an advance r." Peiat
Of Rocks.
It is rumored that the batteries at Aqua Greek
have been reinforced by three thousand additional
troops
Important military movements are on foot NJ
Fortress Monroe.
The Georgetown pickets were fired on last nigh !,
Its understood that the Government will maj
no further acquisitions for troops SasE
Senators aud Representatives are arriving sbsSr
The President has recognized Miguel Iars n.
a. Mexican Consul a, San Antonio, TeXnfsssS
The best informed men consider S{sAr -;
England inevitable she arT|ns,uo,
A Western Missouri letter I" the NJ A.,
Times SAYS that for one Cniun flag h:ear ,her,
Hutters in the face Of the law dozen of ting hate.
ful cmhems of treason.
The Memphis po>t.,ticc has been discoYtinacd.
The alleged cause Of the suspension Is ths rctu.a
of the Postmaster to distribute the muiK.
Loyal pos,m,sscrs are directed t" forward nj
mail matter addressed to Memrhisfto 10 the deal
lettcr Office.
Among the dispatches lately seized is one rou
Mr. Harvey, Linc"lns Minister to Portugal. ad-
yisng persons in South Carolina "f the Govern
,ncnts intention to reinforce f"4t Sumter. He
will be recalled.
The Cabinet is discussing the amount o; money
10 demand at the coming session OF Congress. One
hundred and fifty million will prohuhyhe the sum-
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~ The secession flag, the property of Jack
son. murdered by the New York Znuavrs. has boon
taken to Sew York and presented to the Fire De-
partment of that city.