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tst s,it c-.s..ir, afS a.ni:jrs F,er sher' Ell
navistiori Wi.k .n5 inli is9 Of all tnsir e
sources, they arc low ccnlessing their 'hS"'.'-
c;c,,cy either 10 ,n.". lhr" wants, Or to supply
(. lnsis Of crr.l, 10, thrir securities. A"s'f
oven capitalist. ,"nt"mn Their promise" u
par rs twcnty-ouc per cent. "elo" an Eng
Iisb nromise. and this is but the beginning
IT. with resources in full igor ana uienC"'',
bcred. their credit has thus s"n;' what VIII
be IFS fate henccforth weighed down BY an
immense debt, with non" hnt eXfanst'" OF
reluctant capitalists left :" call up"" l''
loans, With the products OF lns,F , country ),
enormously crippled 10y the withdrawal Of
labor, or by its diversio" int" nnpr0das''ve
channels, and ~ith the Increasing de'hahus CT
= homeless and ingiorioms war to meet and 10
nrpuare for: These arc questions w:!ch are
thrilling the pocket nerve OF 1ankee caPi'a''
;sts y, this time. The premium on gold anu
., exchange is the present response; and
there is reason to hope we haze seen nn' 'hs
h.oinnina Of the cud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
LATEST By THE HAN
lT5fE. the MsUrhi, appeal" lar -
CAPTURE OF RAILROAD Ty.I...

T-rT. the Memphis "ATfsSi.' iT,-
CAPTURE OF 4 RAILROAD TRaI:.
''e na:r further particulars Of III" cant'..
and destruction Of the Federal raiiroai lra.h
near Germantown, Tenn. Il tcv: DAYS riuc". %
lew of the prisoners h."ing arrived II Ill
city. ~ ali injury to the road. the tran.
composed Of one passenger car, and leu:
cars loaded with suffers stores. wa. throw,
from the track. and consequently dctt'nch.-.
The wreck was then surrounded by L"lo'iei
jack on cavalry, who captured the store
cars. etc. = hich we're destroyed. seem
three prisoners we're saken--aTOas t!tT~
Colonel Kinney Of ore ct the Ohio rcg.mcn
This officer a:,i most OF! the par;i"s j::reH
we're ;raro!cd. Thirteen Il the prisoUcEs
reached this cit: last evening, as follows: II
fhcn Wilspaugh. SCrct. Joyner and C9;i.
ihos. cot 10Th Illinois intanir": Cory. ~.
L. carter, :,Vth illinois infantry, >tr--.::
Henry trh1enS, company Z, 18th Ohio; Corr.
George (Iodf'reys, compan: II, Sd Io%:. paii
Martm. company +. 9Th Illinois; }. Van =
compnn: II, ID Iowa cavairr II. L. Abh!y! \"
lC"a infantry Corp. l.. +. Palmer, - t1':.
cavalry: Corp. Jos. Bib, company Il. i'i;:
Missouri: j. II FuItz, 2lth Illinois: H. e..
Ellis. 2Gtn illinois.
After the accident Of the Train The Ee'iyfa-
officers commenced Ike Indulgence oi =
su.nptuou, meal, and On the ball served ny
waS iced wines, and AL the dciicac.cS Q! "
Northern and Southern markets. lhv ~
ccrclnoniou- manner III which they we've II
tcrrupted, intcriered, Of course, "'iih tn:.'
eujoyments The trains, itS freight and ~
Inquiries we're all destroyed, When our ':l*a'''
no"gd i. another direction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
a, GEF.EiCUS OR pEi:-rANiS,I.iE>
nE C'iriZENS OF NlEMPiilS

lIoBir. J#iy ll---,A special disratch5 IN
"Tribunc,;; late; GTeraia, July ~ SAC liza,
the Memphis paper oi IL illI. canrsjn 81.
oi'ar from Gen, Grant, barishiHS from N
cit, attet, ii9e days rtotrc. i,e iamilies aIaa
person: connected in any- manner WIKI n
Confederate armr, or holding: Office aad1r Il.
Confederate Government. o. hc!dm: st2
county or municipal Offices, ana cla.:1in- .,
ore allegiance to the Confederate StatCs- The
same tyrann;cal rule is applied 70 fa:&iiia5 q
those who have come South Thi: ordor vii
expcl fully ;wo-third5 .. th" families & ~.
Memphis
The rumor Of The capture cf Curtis. nj
l.n,.nr M nI,l,.
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Arrival 4 Wounded Prisoners

About eight hundred wonuded prisoners
reached the city, last evening, from sarage'5
Station, or the York River Railroad. They
include some fifty field and company officers
MANI Of them are very severely wounded, but
having with them their own physicians, who
are well supplied with ali the requisite med'-
cal and surgical appliances, they have little
cause to complain.
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sSr~r-Jr -.
~ :
r,,,--rx eox rsst1 S;c-5"sIasSn ErsuissE.i
yICESSIIEE.
" A,AuRiCE hE BELL.

lSSNSbcNSh
~ AlAuMcE rE BELL.
Cheers COZ tbs glorious city,
send .hem up vith \ will
Bleeding. battered, he,caglcred'
Standing: triumphant st:h
Toiiing the foes around her,
T.,rinc the shot through her "re"s'
Dauntlcss, daring, defiant
Victory still On her crest
Clad in .heir mail OF iron.
Cluster the fleets Of the Toe,
Eurline their bolts .. thunder
!, front, above. below
Ec,i:v she meets their tcrrors;
L.uch:n. then rage 10 scori',
I.,uir.. upo:! icr fearless ones,
Led hy t.vr brave Van Dom.
Soil,l with the smoke OF battle.
Wcari,l with pautins breath
Still 10 the NandalS speaking, -,
"You CONQUER me only III death
0nn.n IN her robes Of sack cloth.
Dccn with her dsar blood dyed
Boadicca Of cites,
paras in power aa~ in priie
Glorious, peerless, majestic!
Yet they may force thee to fall;
p,a, 10 the ground thy turrcts.
Level 70 earth thy wall;
Lar thy tsir temples i'll ashes,
Inv sons 20 the dust strike DOWN
-VrySs FROM thy hands the sceptrc,
Tear lrcm ing UrowS the crown.
BIT thou hast still = sceptrc,
They aevc: may from thee tear.
The power OF thy brave example,
And The laure! thy browS will wear,
Nhrne'cr with the praises Of heroes
The minstrcl's notes may swell.
Or the tuneful tongue of the poet
OF cl!ivalric deeds shall tell
Then cheers for the glorious cit
vi the war!ike ,aight and meln,
Sha ken ,---,.'----s---- "-..>iS,i
Bearing her Ike Queen
Bleeding, battered, beleagued
Stron:: in her tameless will.
DaunIless. Geathicss. defiant,
Standing triumphant still
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
CLOSING BUSINESS or CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, jail. lltlr.-Amcng III: 0G5i-
ness wkich will be lett unfinished T.: Con
gress is the general bankrupt rllI.whicn h:.7
been steadily gaining friends,
Mcssrs Blair, of Va: Casey, ol Ky hay
nard. Of Tenn, and Fisher, Of Del, are the
only representatives from slave States who
ro,cd for the conference report on the con-
tiscation bill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
ANOTHER Exploit 81 coL1.iEi.j.,., r

KNOXVILLE. July lj.-Colonei J@ct NJ:
surprised 500 Yankee ca:a!r;' 1t lotn?i.m,-
Vile Monroe count, Ky, = few da;s 40. itc
captured 80, and wounded -. liz also c2f-.
cured 10 horses and 5 wagons ron;aIar.: ;9.%'
and anmunition. Morgan nad two ~oHHt.d
and none Killed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18
Tit SoL TH"EST,

Virginia does not entirely absorb pubic
attention. lie army Of lialteck Is said 10
have melted away, nU less than that Of Beau
regard. 1t is - tact that tho Eedcrajs have
made no progress in Mississippi or Alabama
Slice the evacuation Of Corintn. The Oen-
erals of lIallcck are scattered. Pope COLL
mands Oh the Shcnanuoah; Lewis Naiiacc
demands a place in the army Of the Potomac:
the astr unulnrr Mitchell Is At Washington
McClermand is at Corinth; Cook, Nelson AMI
Crtilcaden, entrencEed between Huntsville
and Decatur, make no movement; DueH oPc-
rates obScurely and irutlcssly IN East len
ncssee and Grant, almost without soldiers
at Memphis, has not sufficient cavalry to pro-
;enl the uaraudrrs Of the South from burn
ius cotton within - iilIIes Of the town-ttat
* ~ SAY in his rear.
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FEDERAL ADVANCE UPo; Gu
; = Z =
NUUL;A.

r>xc:;;.iiiE, july l5.-Gcn- DGci! for
ere scattered all along the line from iian;
lille to Ste"gason, and are said to numb
3oUQG men, including 800 cavalry Mo
Cooks Division, 10000 strong. IS marcnin.
against Chattanooga, vii. twenty-five ricro
Of artiIIcr- and Bucll's cavalry iitc;tr,i
has certaini: been sent "a Warrington G13
arrest Gen Buell. i; now III command {
iii rl, Yankee forces in rennaEsrec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-18

ros,panr g-:ti!ts3-f.i~..es Then N1leE
is Wiikin.on. ., r :, ~
Company L-Killed-CorpotaI I N Fan
snm; lst Lieut.. E C Humphreys.
Company M-killcd--Capt. W Parkmll;
Sergeant ] McCouts; Private i Johnson
Total killed-2:'.
Company A.-W oundcd: Captain NJ
Epsle Corporal George K Brown, Prirates "
+ Livingston, D Lon: " Lumcy. james leg
lister, II Wilson. :,
Company b Corporal T. Cobb, Privatcs 1
s Barnes, T y AlcAlilty, Lieutenant Watts.
Privates j G padrick, K Howard, 5 y Jones,
Y p Bassrtt, VIM l. Rhodes, Chas Phillips. W
+ Bell
Company C.--SergranL u l. Durham, Corpl
John GRAY, Private John Davis. + BcaSly,
Thomas VI Harper, L + Brown, Hull, j }
yiucrant, II Hickman, L NJ Burroughs L
Chandler, f Maxwell. :.
Company D.-Privatcs 4 Hogan, VI )
Toss, j Slayer, Jno ? c Massey, q Allara'
| Z B Burlcson, E y Blctch, j BigGss, c l Cub
son, d W Gradich, b Poguc.
Company E.--Scrgt. c Gibbs; PrivateS
Jas Drummond, f faylcr, Jno Soland; Lieut.
A W Wright; PriTatcs NJ Il Cooper, Allen
| Grey.
rates d Dortch, John Mccormack.
Company Ci,-Sergeant McNesse CorPo-
raj J * Perry rrivates George Chirers, y
, Woodal, Jno Cheshire, " Williams, c Thorn
as, y y !illand, Ino Belot, JOS Dormany, Jas
Dav, Jesse Willis, Willis Pennington, Isaac
Shiycrs, Charles GEM, Hail.
Company lI.-Privates 4 : Adams, Ihos
Lewis, VI Parker, il Quiet
Company I,-Privatcs Thomas Mills, Jas
White, " Strobe, \ Strobe, \ c Ellis:
" Bryant, I l. Finlay, L Springfield, Jas
Button.
Company I'D Lieutenant - Gratt,
Private jacob Moore, NJ Grain, j c Mole, "
Is Brewer. John Bounce
Company L. James Ii Knight, Jonn L
Penny, W B ILLS, Samuel Clifford, 4 fillar
D C Knowles, II Deer, D F Bradley, D c
astsss..sSW Sp,irrs, r Tlower', Is Zen
Company M,-Corporal + Il Horn, CoTpl
T ID Sturgess, Private " Cloir, John Dobson,
\ Paine NJ billiard, Lieutenant X Parkhlll
Corporal W \ Williams, Corporal D Stursess!
Priyates George Williams, j 1lerndon, W v
Shumare, L Kindon, j Strickland, ? Falon, Is
Cor,I.i
Total woundcd-lll
Westinghouse
Killed and Nounicd-i3,.
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The following is q copy OF an oficia! Ie-
Patch received this u ednsalari mo1..:nE
IicrsarEa, Miss, jay il, isCZ
To Hon :. T MALLoRT
We engaged to-day from 81 10 eight Vi
with the encmy'a fleet above fl2ksbnrs cor.
sistinr Of four or more iron-clad ycSSrls Two
heavy sloops-of-war, four gunsoats. and srY,.!
or eight rams We drove one irnn-clal yes
sci ashore, with co!ors down and disabled
blew ,.p ram, burned one vessel, and lam
,red several Others Our smol:c-staci: va
50 shot TO pieces that sc lost steam. All
could not use or :csscl aT raIi. y" Serc
otherwise CIT up, IS &c engaged . ci9So
quarters. Loss ten killed fifteen w"imd,i
and others with slight wounds.
signed, Sac y. HRo".
Lieut. C9:H
Ihc ~oscei commanded IL, II. B-o7:a sim
i7o1-clsd gunhoat Arkansas. G: 200 t9a-
She va, built 1T Memphis but vas ra;aogsa
iraia trat point, il iii unfinished conaiti1@
previcu: TO the t,aciiaiini hy DIX u5"p =
Sha la 2inca t.ac,' 2ot"ricrc' il M $50
river
iIt l''iI"' iiit- - ~. - - -. 1911 's
ceiyc.l b. the C:ovarnmenl thi5 =" "d'"s;'T
morning from sen Vaii Dorm
y,icxsR;.Ec: Jri;. i5--Thc sioor-oi-s:...; ~
kansas. under cover OF %. rniteT;ci. -.
-loriousir through lwclvo OF tlii712ca r.
tho cnc!rr'9 rams. c"nho*tT and st"oTs-oi
"ar.
cd. Captain Brow. lie. commando: ..
nero, was slightly, 7-ou1ded j" the mead
SlEoi;e-stacil OF the Arkansas 7:a1.c3
oiravyisa size Is i.ot mat a.iaii' a:H.1:2l I'm
can eoaf. be repaired
Two OF The emery beats stIicE tE's.i
Or. Sill ran ashore 10 Rep from sinl:in:
Mans BILLED ana Tound"i--EioTi.a.
achievement f..r lhr Nay, hrT h"T'' s5E,
man.lrr officers and men.
unc mortar boat disabled AN! arT"uTd
now burning up. All The enemy ?. transF"n
and ali the vessels ii war 81 i"'T"t H.rt, -
cent a sloop II war have @1ttcn AZ stem.
ana are III to escape from the -irEInShs
,Sisusd, E,EI IAE Don.
yiai ter. L5minanc.i;.,.
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LnuIsL.HA B!TTALio,-ZoUATEs AID CH5ssEUfS'
Lieut.. Col, Coppens Commanding.
Killed-Staf-Co Ior-hearer Tracy.
Woundcd-Adj't Arroyv; Scrst. MAJOR
j L Rapia.
Company -killed-PYivatc L L Minnot.
Company E-Klled-Privatc S 0 dc San
toS.
Company H--Killcd-Privatcs 0 CHnnors,
5 Walker.
Company BY oundcd- Lieut.. + pueros;
Scrgeants Guilaumc, Nrydorii, sourcy; Pr-
Yates Brancr, Knicdel, Murphy, saner'
Grouse.
Company Capt. Renc-Wounded-Lt-
Pcra,o; Privatcs G Lc;cllcr, II Applewhlte,
p Conrad. L Davis, p Lcclair, = Prenc, =
Marshall, + Durand.
Company CIV oundcd-Scrgts Goodin,
L Brown, L Virgin; Corporal Norris; Pri-
Yates Arscnaux, Gruber, Rank, Kenny, Car
rico, Sullivan, Gun,hcr, Jerry Lyons.
Company Nv oundcd-Ct. j ii Dale:
Corporals Morris, lIardcSty; Privates VIII
hanson, Newman, Morgan, Donnclly, Shay.
Total wuunded-4l.
Westinghouse.
Killed and wounded--'lG.
>GcoSD REGIMENT FLORIDA VOLUNTEERS.
Col. E. y. Perry, Commanding.
-killrd-Ncne.
Woundrd--Col. L y Perry.
Company -Killcd-I: Mcclellan.
Company B. None.
Company thilie'i- PrivaieS u smith, d
Hemingway.
Company D--Killcd-PrivatcS J y Aloce,
B f Farmer, y BoSchcrS.
Company E--Nllcd-Fri*ates a Black, R
" brockington.
Company F-killed-Friva,e G GREY.
Company G-hilled-Privaie Thomas j
Watson.
Company lt-ki'led-privatSS 7 } Wilder
J 5 Wilder, g Hemdon.
Company I-killed--lst 1t. J Il Skies
Privates James Wilkie, Jonah Colson.
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,,oy,mr;r oF KEBEL fRis0.tk,.

New Yoax, july ll.--all the rebe. prison
ers confined here have to-day g"u- Oh BOAR
the steamer Baltic.
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from .hs Courier De, Eat, un'..I

The presumed plans ofMcClellan are mildly
discussed, ; but people reason i'll the dark, iUr
no on. knows the project OF the young Cen
crai. Some assert that hc will ooon be mas
Ter oi For, Darling-thc key to kicilnoni--
While others declare that lie is th"&t"y u re-
cmbmliny, 70 u,Ech oee' HE SGlety u ''aS"-
tngfon. There Gre great isars ." th's dect''t"'.
II IS apprciicnlcd thai Jackson may itl"s hlm-
self again, with irresistible iml'etuoSh;, UPON
the valleys OF the shrnahd"ai and farpahaE-
mock, and that he may appear threatening the
bu,,h. III the Potomac. il Is known. too, that
Pope Is powerlcss, iur the iuVlucnt, ~ make
any stand against Il serious attack. tic
i'm, but few at Manassas, and some soldiers III
III. Valley, " ho watch the inoHcmeht> OF the
ScccssluI.ists GrIaChInrnts lett with EWeil by
Jackson.
80 al from the South W"<t can succor
Washington.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISS MEETING AT CONCERT HALL,
pgTT lJycI pHTj


The Philadelphia Press states that on the
S,h .mstau. i ".na>s meeting, of the friends ui
rt,, \ ADMINISTRATION and those in favor Of sup
pressing IA. y:cS.n, wicked Rebellion, was
held 1T conc-r. Hall The meeting was pre-
sided over % ChS$. Gibbons, and about liitv
vice pry>l1s..cs and secretaries: The following
resolutions werr adopted:
Resolved, That we inean 70 stand hy the
Administration Of President Lincoln. and QUE
patriYt aculles aat their commanders III the
held. ai, sustain, hr All the means III our
power, v.erS !n=asur. THAI Har lie necessary
iyr :I,.. maintenance .! the Hovernrnent-thr
great otrc; ol oar s"icituGe and tie crHo-
suye vi ever loyal ci.>vn.
Resolved. inaI We cordially adopt the pa
tr.otIc scn,ilnca; Of MAJOR L'rncrai AlcLiclIan,
.xpceSst,! in hs rccr,., address to las imviuc;-
bic arInv. mat thos, no are nnw waslug war
a.alnsi the Cnucd states are ''rchcls usa,i:l
TIE test Interests .! mainland, and that our
Ea!.onai Constitution shall prevail. and that
the Ji.!olt, which can s!pnc ;laUre internal!
peace ani security - each State. must and
Shal. lie preserved, COS; what il may III time,
treasure, Of h.oos..
Resolved, in;t the efforts now making by
Northern traitors, and prominent POLITICIANS OF
the EreCh!ur!Ic- school, 10 divide the people
Of the ;ur,;l, ~ the d,s.:rojnnt spirit oi parts,
III ,n- grta, struggle nov Fcudlag. bctravs =
svmpa,ny with tue sneIn:es Of The government,
aud cod hioatled indifference 10 t.1. fate Of
cur ar1.iss Ina; find: II" parallel Ill our h>ro-
". exceg- III ,h> conduct Of tine Tore, of the
Revolution.
sesoi;eL, rla. &C approve and sustain the
measures o. ,nao policy adopted and carried
INTO effect b. The Administrator Of Governor
LuT,in, botl. as respects the domestic concern
OF our S;a:r, aud u, relations L. The Fedora!
Iiuycrancut.
Resolved, lna; VT a?pro." o.; the call Tor .
State Convention. - he iv!, =, Harrisburg
on the Nth o. Sac present month, !'r thu puT-
a. - lie. eiu l..cution-i, IL he composed al
delegates representing the loyal people OF
Pens yiran!a, IrrcSP"ct:'c o. party namc$, and
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OF CUTIE.

jt-.s1:;, JUL i3.-Dr j f i.c3Gel:
il,n Mississippi, Dr, T =. Elkins Of @1Ii
Mississippi, and Dr.. Caleb Terri, Of 18TH .,Ia
bama, nave arrived from Camp Douglas.
leased b: the Federal Government, They s.
on the authority Of Jeii, Thompson, that ii
lis escaped llindnar, and got to iIcieI.s, All
llindman had Ciirri; surrounded, but hsyiT
no ammunition, T-aS compelled % let MIN &.
cape. although the fcdcralS annoWHccl H.
capture.
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DEATH Of GE.'. TWIGG>

-.r1usrA, Iuly l5--Gen. David i. Jwi.
Iiri here this morning. after :, brict' u.
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OPTICAL DEsraTCH FR0H GENERAL wax
DOZEN

YANKEE FEEEp DRIVES orr
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The narade made b- the eneinT OF the rem
forccmcn,s recently sent to Mcclellan IS 50 en-
,irclv different from all their previous conduct
that -re ar, inclined to believe it 10 be only q
s,ro,,,;. announcement, made for the purpose
Of kecrirg our armies awaE from Washing
ron. Gen. Burnside, we believe, has joined
NcClcllan with four Brigades-ahout laoeo
,ron-ffrorl the swamps Of North Carolina
This. we believe, 20 have been the only rem
sorcement that has get reached the ARM OF
rho Potomac, the York, the Chckahomlny
and the James The ramcs Of the riTers
along which this army' has confined itself an''
from none Of which il has e"cr dared to more
,r;n c..onos+ -ho o-.i.o"t --e"i ii >onndSnss
that Mcclellan has in his men. No amount OF
reinforcements from the ri"crs Of North Caro-
lima will ever make McClsllan's army under
take any land expedition.
To creep along the banks 81 the James,
close under cover Of his gunhoats' Will be
his next campaign. lie nay occupy both
banks and approach the city on the north and
south banks. If so, he will find his match On
both banks, and woe to his army If defeated
whilst divided. The recent cavalry foray to-
wards Orange c. H., which burnt the railroad
bridge over the Eapidan river, would indicate
not 4 purpose to advance on Richmond, out
mn effort to prevent or dclav Our advance ON
Washington city.
There exists now i'll Washington city Il PAM
ic almost equal to that which prevailed after
the battle oi' NlanaS>;l>. Already Yankee cor
respondents say that McClclan's hcadqu;.r-
ters the opinion vas held that the C"n!.1c-
rates would dictate pracc Il! an early day in
Washington city. The ubiquitous jackson
was momcntar:ly expected upon the Airing
ton Heights.
This publication oI rciaturcrlnr:lts To Nc
Clcllau, and tl, burning Of the Rapldan
bridge, are but efforts, the first 10 deter US
from, and the second TO prevent u"approaci-
ng Washington city. Both are useless When
General Lee determines OH Il lnVrcmcnt, ncltt-
CT reinlorcelucnts nor bridge burning will
nrevrn. Inn from accomplishing his purpose.
The following extracts rsom Northern Pa
pcrs exhibit the condiiiou .: the public mind
1T the North:
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un;,1tIuUs ACHIEVEMENT

tSCt: 1TEkS1CTc.
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MAURIS'S BATTERT-TiIE n0NALDrILiL ARTILLERY
ATTACHED TO 5TH BRIGADE.
E,ilcd-Artiiicer J Stanley.
Woundcd-lrivatcs j Hernandez, " lar
lor, Lonis AlcInmimgcr.
KILLED and Woundcd-i-
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Tnf i5ll3~@il,s: x = cop II !, d-sratci.
coiycI b. the (:0T2rnmeHt thi5 - ndi'"s,;1T
- .,...,. ;I,~.-, 90, [Tr Dnr-,
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sense of the deep and grievous wrong which they
have inflicted and still ulictng on the great Chris
communion which this Convention represents, well
the couniIv N which IL haa been 30 happily and
harmonously established.
Rev. Mr.. hoALsrkR Of California thought il would be
better 10 lay the question the table. He noticed the
nAfpony Taleh prevailed IN tbq Roman Catholic church
and nculn and called attention 10 the fact that
ments favorable TO the treasonabie q M southern
States 10 his ecclesiastical chief shout bringing condem-
nation his head The Imam Catholic Church had not
beer called upon 70 press Its views the question or
the rebellion. and opposed TO The question being
further aeiteicd in that Convention.
Tho House adjourned
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scHR MARY HALEY lalcy from Boston for Philadelphia,
Island arbor Would proceed to Newport for = rcpsrs
LnvSeusD-rhs Ma.has Eepublean notices the launch at
fine chip Of abou, 600 called the Aiee,a She is CON.
Kno%s G las anoe P Of ao & o. ons G S Mr
which VIII be ready 70 Launch about 6e Of Sogember
bark Enswood ss owned BY csfsa Francis Elinr
Enl~od RaI'ss Ne" York. be
Rshmena Ms is e n,, irG the yaGs I'd Of s,n,ha,a
others and named i0fo FOR 0 hun 0y sse
business and !. 70 Be
launched "Wednesday from yard OF Curtis al Ea,
whaIemcn.
oesan Ssw ssTd 81 hp & GCv s T5G%p mp. Kelley Indian
oil and 700 % rs hone hone Rspo & sd from s.
ca New Bedford 81 inst bark Ohio Flanders A.lan
Sid from New London 4th ship Gen wilsms Benjamin.
81 GATHERINGS Augs bark John RoSb jennings. s
SD from DO Aug is ship Gov Troup Kelley OF and for
sailed from July 10 and II John Wells Fisher Nh,
.o ~ crui;s 81, Az soSe NB i'sp s. VIII kah
e. n ssa si s'SSSy SsS ys. s 81 c:. y ss
Win: sels sisa Iss q Sass;I
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0msnd on SEPT ship Constitution, wnsow, Nant, 400
s S yh Az od-put In to land boat and uinc msn tsec
"A. ssnssor ii,s; ship william Henry Parsons FH las.
.oa and is6, Sarks cowdin Cleveland. NIB go 50
Island. date sasrsmsn,o Dsfes wesipori $50
Ssy Isssd. s June a. ship. Junior Eowl.y, NIB,
'oe 40 $50 wh sil old2l5 81 las, crise=bo md homc.
To. at s' os caos June - having isssa
2wbbls sp oil since leaving Auckland.
her Payn sep % M so Ss 50 o on
bbs last cruise Would sail tha, day for the Oh Shore
later from Capt smith, Of bark sun Nh reports her A,
Bakers Island June oil as before reported all well bound
loerse the Line. Reports that bark Eugenis Hanbn
crew bat II was exting guishsd withou, much damage
from Capt Cole Of bark viglant NIB reports her
Tscamas Any "a villa 800 bbls and 22o DO VIII oil all
letter from Capt Rowiry, OF ship Junior NIB reports
her B Islands Juiy with 500 bbs sp aud ESQ do
bonnd Chatham Islands 10 cndravor TO get the
pe's oil 20 take home on FREIGHT
letter from capt Parker ship Draper NIB, reports her
Bay OF Islands July ready taken 200 bbls
oil last cruise,
letter from Cap, Fisher OF ship Trident NIB, reports her
O cruise. and would touch AT Cailao In Nov next.
The rst Northern whacr OF the French ship ar
rived o. Honolulu Sept from Kodiak with bat poor re-
Messrs Swift Allen received the following despatch by
Graph san Francisco Oct sArr escrday John How.
s a m x 81 lon ii W. bark Arab of Farha.
spoken, &c.
mouth. \. Smsis lai IL 20 n. lon ~ iew.
BARK Gagee from NyorS fof Port Royal sept ~ at3
y.s f5r Baston days out no date lat rs, Ion 10 53
Foreign Ports.
ASHER Jny 2--iassed ~, batk Fairy, jarrett Shang
hae lcr NyoG yo.h ssip, samuel kuss y winehe, anl
BAXTER yrk for hampoa hafS II Dara Tiibtlo, Ba-
tayis ior Kangoon