New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16
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Contents of No. 1.7sS July Is ]:

Contents of No. 1.7sS [July Is ];
I..LEADING ARTICLES: The COn6.cation Bill
Eastern Virginia; Editorial Paragraphs
n..wAR NEWS SUMMARY
nI..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
1v..DEFERRED LETTERS OFFS "; The Necessity
Of Immediate Alliance with the Slaves OF
Rebels Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune.
v..THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
VI..IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH; Dispatch
tories; The REIMBURSEMENT OF VicEsburs; Attack
upon zen Curtis; One thousand Men Nearly Cut
toPieces
yU..RECAPTURE OF BATON ROUGE: Fiheen
Hundred Prisoners Taken.
vII.THE RECENT BATTLES BEFORE RICH
MOND: Comments by The Richmond Examiner
upon the Situation Of our Army; An'ck on the
formation since the Battle Of Gaiaess Mills Gen.
Keyess Repor, the Battle Of Fair Oaks
Ix..THE ARMY OF THE SHENANDOAH; Suffer
insfnn the Heat The Fourth 40 Of July this Year
Union Prisoner; Removal Of Supplies; Move;
of our Forces; The Crops; Gems Ssel aud
Banks. Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
x.FROM GIN HALLECKs ARMY: Unexpected
Movements Of the Enemy Attack upon our Out
posts the Mobile and OHIO Railroad Two Days
OF Anxiety; Gen. Pope yeIsus Gen. Beauresard ;
Rebel Dispenser u Loyal Charity. Correspond
OF The ~ y. Tribune.
xI..FROM MISSOURI: Eject Of the News Of Ne
Clelen's Retreat in 81 Louis Increase OF Guerri
Las Expected; DemOn.traiiOns. Of the Provost
marsha Against the kebs sympathizeIs, &C.
xU..FRoM BALTIMORE: The First Rebel Army on
The Psoia'9s I'TD a e. Gen Wool John
Pondence of lie N. Y. Tribune
XII. FROM FRANCE: The Mexican Question. Cor
respondence OF The N. Y Tribune.
xIv.FROM HAVANA: Arrival Of the Steamship Col
umbis, important Mexican Intelligenc Reported
Cspi'ultsion Of the S trench Forces Correspond
xv..FROM GEN. McCLELLAN'S ARMY: Capture
Of Rebel Spy; Woods on James River Shellsd
by our Gun6osts Hospital Accommodations at
XVI. FROM THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
XVII. THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY: The Presi.
dents Proposition; The Bill Submitted 10 Con
gress; Stsies Abolishng Slavery to be Paid
XVIII. IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE: Capture Of
MurireesbOro oy tie Rebels Michigan kesi-
ment aid Gems. Cfisienden and Dufied taken
Prisoners
XIX. IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS: Curtis all
Right; lie Attacks and Beats the Coufederaiesi
burg JED Davis's Address. Correspondence of
Then. Y. Tribune.
Xx..FROM WASHINGTON.
XXI. CHURCH AND STATE.
XXI. THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL MEET
INC. Correspondence Of The ~ \. Tribune.
XIII. PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
XIV. FROM EUROPE.
XIV THE PRODIGAL son: By Duton Cook
XVI. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
XVII. THE FARMERS LOT: By Park Benjamin.
xviii. THE DAY OF GOD; By Geo. s Burleigh.
XXIx..THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.
xXX..FROM NEW ORLEANS.
xXXI. VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.
XXI. POLITICAL.
xXXIII. Personal.
xxXlV. CITY NEWS.
xXxV MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
xXAVI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
xXXvlI WEEKLY REVIEW Or THE KEW-YORK
DRY GOODS MARKET.
xXXVIII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of the
stock. Money, Cotton, Grain. and Cattle Markets,
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