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~ LD-lu,uW LADIES 10 TAX u,
their straw hats 10 3eT Eighth ave, betwso.s
50 eth SITS, remember up sti.irs, where they
press and wire ladies straw honnets for 20
; hounsts ENLARGED If required; all kinds o.
b. omc-s, turhans and TOYS hats cleaned
pressed 10 the fashion; gentlemeus braid ley
ani Panama hats cleaned and trimmed. lnts
/. no mistakes, asall hats len IN or charge nre
red, cleaned and pressed II the prcm..Ss.--
1NiGAN. ie9 24sc'ls3
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NANTED-SIX FIRST-RATE PATTERN
makers, None but those acquainted with
nrine engine work need apply at HENRY EsLER
CO.'S, AtsLtic Dock Works. Brooklyn ieyI %
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hy, on the
h:yM An.
A. COHEN,
)m. order
1Js
III. FRI
iway, viii
ttheir new
the Orien
enable wo-
~: also silk
soils, boot ,
ale. u. 4.
.s2
s TITS
N rooms, 4
furniture,
other mat
X Of new
ls3
III. SELL.
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'ANTED-LADlES TO LEARN TO Oper-
ate on Singers, Wheeler a. Wilson's and other
ns machines, and practice til perfect on shop
<; All the gtiages and every part learned per
Also machines for sale and 10 lct, 1t l69 Or.
st. ,s1s 2a,c
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SAVINGS DANN.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
1ANo III Chatham Square, Open Sily)
DEPOSITS from 20 cents 10 $1,000 rSreiyed
SiN per cent interest pail.
INTEREST COMMENCES lilly 1
N. u. VAN PELr, Pr. sidcpt
JOSEPH T. COOPER, Sccrctary
N. B-Money to loan on bond WI mortgage.
..sIt -
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BUILDING LOTS AT JAMAICA FOR Sale.
~ 10 lots la the village only cmnutcs from de-
pot splendid land for florist or gardener for 81 .
very low aud On easy terms. Apply H. CHAS. W.
WARD, II Water II, n Y. js2s CHA
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY OFFERED To
IA farmers, Kitchen gAr,lencr-, florists and nur-
scrymrn, Of 3, or 30 aeis " tie best and most
productive land in FlathsA as farms. lots, It imp
lands and hsy view property FOR sale w exchange
l.. Z. BERGEN, NJ Nassau ~. ie,s 2Aac'iLs
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aa63'isi

WANTED
also packers.
H'6J'lSl Apply ia Liberty st.
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urREAIi--IuRRAH For THE SIXTH

L suuual Excursion uf the William,hurgh First
4. T. Church, ON Monday, june .Oth, '62, To Pleas
ant valley grove, beautifully situated ON the Huh
son. A largo and commoious steamboat with
double deck barge, vii. leave TIE foot II South LIST
At, Wiihgmshurfh, at ~ o'clock; Spring st North
River, At O'Clock Tickets 81 cents; children half
price, To be hsd 81 the members Of the Church. or
Mt i;.5 Grand ST. splendid brass band has been
engaged for the occasion. Come one, come all, as
this Is u he A No. excursion ofthe scasn. should
the day Ice uufavorahle the excursion will be post
rlnei until the next fair day. Children connected
with the school, free. IO2
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VESSELS WANTED-AT HIGH RATES,
to carry coal from Philadelphia 70 Boston,
ppoyand, and other Eastern ports; also for Port
~, ), Y. Apply " n. \. BARLOW, foot Of
"aI@ jYl6 2sac'las
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EXCURSlON>-NEWAEK BAY GROVE.
This beautiful grove - now open AMI ready t.
let T. rursion parties RoatH OF All kinds can now
arrive and leave at amy time " day. Ais hsrees
Frs, o. board tie baf..s, foot Nosiry II, N,rth
RIVER i,3 2tAc'llG
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'V'llE ANNUAL PICNIC or SABBATH
i Schc"l No II, on 9th At, GrcenIoint. took place
on Tliursdty, the 2tin, at NJ. SAM IL III RDEN'S
Gruyc, IN Ravrnawoud. The parents aud children
enjoyed Themselves In their sports Tor ono day In
tue w"o,lr: ~ the afternoon the teachers OF the
school pr.,cnt'i o. the istcude II 81 the hop,
JOSHUA H. ARTHUR, n handsome guilt u be- as
stoken 81 their esteem and regard t. him. Dur
ing the past mouth the female supcriit.ndcnts,
Mrs. COkWirU n LUCAS, have been presented
10y the huars IN their classes, with guilt frame
CONTAINING the amhrotypcnof Themselves. 100
1SS BRO ANYWAY, OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Foc SATURDAY EVENING, Jane -
Owing " tue product on OF other novelties last
night Of
MEL ia,
THE ColCHIAN sORCERESs.
In which MISS MARY PROVOST has created .
genuine sensation. To concn. with
OFT ON SPREE
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(00 RAILROAD LABORERS WANT
w ed for Company work; wages ! lOc.
s, constant and passage advanced; work the
roIgn. Start on Monday, june Both have
say ut the Office, at 2p. IN. Now, latorers,
So the chance, because that is the only place
,ou cannot help hut save money. Inquire
authorized office Of the company, ofZAS-
MAYERS, l Greenwich st, near Castle
le27 3'lI9
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NhNTED-A BOY TO WORK AT Bill
- hsrds, " the cor Of broadway and 10Th
-. None need apply except one that understands
Mo businenA. l6A
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:, the stock
store ~
fasiIvn ~ ..".. .o..iters, B and
pumps, pals; also a stock of gro
Je2I lis'l9a
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T BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY $. 4 j.
~ BOGARr-This day, at halipart 10 o'clock. At
the suction rooms, No. l North Wilism VI, house
hold furniture, consisting Of library, book csses,
lounges, about 200 vols books, dressing bureaus,
wasnsp,nds Brussels and ingram carpets oil cloth,
lace curtains, tables, mahogany chairs rockers,
mirrors mahogany French bedstssds, beds and
bedding, kitchen furniture, counters, show case,
fancy articles gas chandeliers large lot percussion
caps refrigerators, dc. li0
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y, COOPERS WANTED
TO make round and fat hoop -four barrels.
Apply u A. T. BRIGGS,
d l2'l3l q Rutgers Slip.
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7 MOElARTY, ,AUCTR, WILL SELL
~ this day NJ 10 o'cl,rk, ut lTS Chatham At fIrni-
;irr, siAs. chairs, lounges, tables, bureaus, oil
paintings, mirrors, clocks also ready made cloth
iuH shirts, shnwls, dress goods feather beds, and
q variety OF other goods. ls6
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ANitD-TWO OR THREE GOOD
ssanet makers on bedstesds; also 2 on
stands and ON bureaus. AIIly at WAR.
WARDS Enai'elled Furniture Mandatory.
Vest l2th st. ie2J 3'l+s
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fANTED-25 ABLE BODIED MEN.
Inquire d the Knicksrbocker Ice Office, 432
n. WAges 81 per day. je2s 3siO9
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS, EXCURSIONS STEAM
ILboats aud barge 10 charter Tor excursions; also
pId',y's Grove ApIly u VIM. W KINNEY, 391
West u, near West iCtn st. Eel, 2IAc'iI
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pARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SATURDAY. June qs is62
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY,
For Ladies', Ch.liren AMI iswllies
TWO 81 rERB DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
IN TiIr AFTERNOON. At O'CLOCK.
EVENING, AT ~ O'CLOCK
The NhcfnV"n Performance will consist Of the
drama, The
SEVEN CLERKS or, THE DENoUNCER OF
MARSEILiES.
Concluding with the Farce,
TIE HONEST MILKMAN
EVENING, MONGt MERAND.
To be seen at all hours, day and evening,
THE AMERICAN LAMBERT =
The largest living man in the world measuring
NINE FEET INCHES ROUND THE BODY,
WEIGHING 600 POUNDS
ALSO, THAT WONDERFUL
q ANT q RI,
MIS- JANE CAMrpEIL, the MOST BEAuTI.
fUL FAT GIRL EVER SEEN, Is years old,
WEIGHING OILS POUNDS,
And measuring NINE FEET IN IN ROUND.
The two, together, making the
LARGEST MOUNTAINS OF HUMAN FLESH
kvER BEiiEID.
COM. NtTT-THf $4,000 MUTT
The smallest msn Of Ills age ever known.
NED, The LEARNED StAI,
FROM Che l,oston ACTUARIAL Gsr,icus- the most
beautiful aud Intelligent animal from the
briny deep.
THE INFANT ORATOR
DEN or LIVING CNSTER sER"fNTS,
FED EVERY DAY At 9 O'CLOCK.
MiiE AQuARIAL GARDEN
Admission to all, - cts. Children under TO- IS cts
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ANTED-PERSONS WHO WISH TO
learn u operate on Singers s. wing machines /;
f"l'y u practice on all kinds II work. and
~ ended ~ good places after learning also
sewers 10 learn the pantaloon trade. Inquire
llncry It, ie23 24nc'i4O
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GRAND PICNIC TO JONES WOOD, On
~ Monday, June 3oth, 1862, for the bcneft of our
sick and wounded soldiers The Union brass band
has kindly volunteered their services II 30 pieces,
GEORGE SCIlEBIE Leader Dancing IL CON.
mcncc MpS O'Clock This IL ~ 10 one oi tho grand
est pic-ucs ever come ~ In the wods MI JOHN
TOoLf, Chairman Mr.. JAMES LYONS, Score.
tary Mr.. JOHN p. HARLEY, Treasurer ie2I "
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ANIED--LADIES To LEARN TO OPE-
rate on Singers and Wheeler & Wilson's, and
ter sewing machines: practice until perfect On all
IDS d work; wcrk given amer learning. AL
IDS II machines o let, at 3S2 Henry st. near
AAsnd r. je2T 2i,c'l8l
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FOsa SALE AND TO LET.

A PAYMENTS TO LET, WITH 2, 2, 4, Or
. rooms, and water ur, in 18th, l2h, aud 18Th
-, bet let and I'd ave; 800 and 2qT First ave, In
Houston, stanton, Essex and Ludlow sts: sso ~
Oliver st AIply To G. J. FOLSOM, 1896 First ave.
cor " sth st je2s 3'il6
A NEW 2SIORY HOUSE, WITH SIN
"A rooms, auar lot. half bic X FROM csrs for
81, 600; terms sbou $500 cash and 40 annually TIL
paid. Inquire Of n DAY. on premises, Esd At,
above a,h ave brooklyn, bet 2 and 4 O'Clock.
te2s $500
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I'OR SALE-TI
ney built, PRO
horse, price ftDi sls
500; al warranted {
or any internal disc
ie27 2'l2T
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IOllN II. BuRLEY, ACCTlONEER i'll
sci thus day, at o'clu,s a, Mt Ili Canal st. n fine
hay horse, years Cd, sound and Kind. sleigh.
| cutig; machine, hose ppc and lamp also a hne
assortment Of furniture, carpets, beds and bedding.
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AMuJSEM ENTN.
or MIfsIr

A CADFMY OF MUSIC
IA tut RsDAY, July 81. for q few evenings.
GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES INMFNT
LCCIES NAPOLEON, the European fAkir, aud
Prince Of Wizards
The Excesio- European Mnstrela and Madllc
CAMILLE, sll In one evening.
Admission. - cents. Family Circle, % cents.
Box Oficc now open.
nonru onen nt IL dominance Al n,cln.k
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Tor SALE IN BROOKLYN A SMALL.
two story cottage house and lot, on the North
SIDE of wycson st, first house IVES, Of Washington
ave; Proc. 5000: part oi tho purchase money can
remain N desired. icgh G'iO6
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ANTED-SEAMEN, ORDINARY SEA
iien aud lanismen for the United States Ma
Apply At the Clothing Store, 4O3 Pearl 1t, cor
.ewater st. WIN. A. HILT. ie2s 2lsc'lI5
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EARNS FOR SALE-AT BLOOMFIELD,
L good buildings, plenty fruit with IL acre .
land price $500; also near the city, farms with
buildings, and from 10 100 acres of land esct;
price $1,000 ~ $4,000. Apply at al Water At, N.
y. jc2s 6'li2
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'NASTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A SIT
ustiop drive horse and cart, or rs por-
In stor good city reference. Apply at 133
rtrosr NJ =. Williamsburgh. jc2s !'i05
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EOR SALE-l3 ACRES OF LAND, WITH
house, barn, SC, ~ inles from the city easy
OF access beautifully located. Apply poe pwcry
X. III RNTON i.23 2iac.l26
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NJ J.. PHILLIPS, AUCTR-WILl. SELL.
A'As this day at ~ O'Clock, Mt the N Y. Bazsar, 81
New Bowery, . work horses, 3 rockaways, 4 light
wagons, single and double harness, &c. Nj
Regular G'les Tuesdays aud Saturdays. lIQ
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COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKETS, JULY 9.

BEEF CATTLE AND sHEEp-Are in demand for butcherinp
purposes, and scarcely any coming market We auoe
Beeves at 10 to l23 cents per h. and sheep 81 SIS each
as in quality.
BACoN-Is in demand Stock ght ard prices rule high
quote at SO to 80 cents for hog round aad 80 eta
per 10. for hams.
BUTTER-50 to G5 cents per ID.
CoFFEE-Retais at 81 so per ID.
CANDLES -Tallow, As to so cents per Id,
Com MEAL-Sells from the granhries at 81 so uer
bushe - 20
CoRNI and wanted. We quote at 81 Is TO 81 SO
per ushel
FGGs-35 a 10 cents per dozen
FLOUR Scarcely any coming in, and tie supply on
market is very light. We quote prices ranging fram
$40 80 to $l6 per Dbl. for superfne and family.
IABD-2s to 80 cents per To- by tho bel.
hoLAssEs.-EoLe market.
OsEA BCRGs--30 to IS cents per ward
OIL Peanut sells a. ST. per gallon.
POULTRY Fowls sell is to Go cents and hfIE provu
at A. to 50 cents each.
PEAs.-CoW 81 80 per bushel.
PoTA1oEs Irish So 50 to s. 80 per buahel.
RICE clean is in small Stock and sells by the eask at
cents per ID.
SUGAR-Retaiis at As to so cents per h.
SALT Sound made IL In moderate supply, and CaEy
light demand. We quote at $ 80 per bushe ID loe to
suit
SE1EETn G--26 to 90 cents per yard.
YAsE --Sos to 10, so to 55 cents per ID,
TALLow-25 to 81 cents per ID.
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Va
company M--Wounded:J Sumner, MORALLY; Garp'l
= Turner eereusy In arm Calvin Gray. IN arIa; mos
asIg = Cislson York severely IN neck Christian
Foust, in side W F Aired, 10 necK--s.
BATTLE or THE 2yTH
5sviiSt 4he Regiment was sgeia put In motion and
ossed me enemy nishing the work left incomplete by
me dsT1ness Of the night before. The Regiment
ed more or less all day. bat most seriously in the after
rojd Horbor Colonel Conner being wounded. the
ronrand deyoled upon Lieut.. Col Gray and Major Cole
Toapang A--Kilfed-Jamea Thornton. Woundsd-Al-
red story in breast AID arm, Grear IN hand Relias
grla ia arm, Killed l, wounded ).
C,rDsny B--Wounded -Gspt Neal in back
Company E-KiIied-Joh1 Dodd, Nathaniel Martis.-
A9dcew 9eEetey Henry Long leg broker ,9
s.ighty-KilIed 2, wounded 5.
Company F-wounded- Hiram Edwards, in leg, wilson
Tai5aD leg broken Landeth in back with spent BAL
rgt Fleming Hampton, in abdomen Center Fender, In
back, Holloway missing. Wounded s, missing l.
Company I-serqt A u WORTH
Compsny K-Kii:ed- Corp1 VIM Burgin, Geo W Bur-
gin. Wounded 3 Mccoy ID thigh, Richd hcFarln, in
arm aud leg. Killed O. wounded .,
Company L-Wounned-C NJ vestal in arm, 0 81 Pike,
left side the ball lodgug backbone, Miller right
lip, Limberg, in auhi "A.
Company M-Killed- Private W Kiyett, sr.--1.
BATTLE CT THE Both.
simmons in Shoulder Clark shoulder, Sides in arm,
severely Colsay CLARK mortay in bowels Able Bissinger
g slot off Henry Keller Ia thigh, G Fisher O 6heT-
rel, Nathan Ligue. hissing-Wm Sherreil. Killed J.,
FOUNDED o, missing l.
bruised by piece of Shells.
Company E-Kll ed--Lieut Harper, Charles, command
J + briggs Wounded Geo " Wiley, severely in mouth,
3 r wilson in arm, Ii Wyrck, in foot, A l. Gordon, in
ann PeRram, both thighs broken, W Stock, in leg,
Hooper shot through both legs, James Lau9hlin. in
boulder Jesse Jester IN neck, Busick in leg Killed
g. wounded 10. CHE company went into the engagement
" tl only "a men, leaving UuhaIt. This The color
rompaDy, and Of the 9 color guard only escaped
lmt3
lott, in foot w Walker, in thigh 6 G Powell.
Company H-Kaled Capt p B Boaldin Wounded
" 81 tall 4 MarfaI OrOI I (arn Rhode
a Rhodes, Deca6 Smith, A Heath Killed L. wound
ID g.
Company I-Woundcd-W Alred-1.
CJmpany K-Kiled-Davd Lavender Robert Duncan
u 4 Morris. Wound5d-John Wood, (of Gulford.) Mis-
siBQ-Stephen Mckenzie. Killed 8, wounded l, missing
Company T--Kiled-Color Sergt II Tolbert, Corpl l. T
Frgit i G. McMasers. Wounded--3d Lieut McMas
ters A Myers, J z Freeman j Craven, Bush Hut
ton Killed g. wounded 6
Company A-Kiiled-Privatc Calvin Aired Wounded
Rraxron ork, mortality, Lieut. siler severely Serg
w f Hays. Z Burgess Killed l, wounded 6.
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NORTHERN ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE NEAR
RICHMOND.

MOBILE, Jaiy 9Th, 1882
special dispatch to the Mobile Tribune dated Grenada
Mss July 9Th, that Northern papers of inss
contain copioua accounts OF AcClelans defeat in Vir.
gnia
They claim to have captured hundred prisoners
and acknowledge less of twenty thousand men, thirty pie
ces of artillery, and large amount Of commissary
and ordnance.
The following named Generals they confess to have been
captured Gems. Reynolds and Mccall. Gen. Gatin was
killed. Geus Mead, Purns, sumDer Heintzalman and M
mereus field officers were wounded.
They state the strength of the Confederate army
been hundred thousand and that it's Joss was thirty
thousand.
They say that the Federal army is encamped on high
rolling ground the banks Of the James river fifteen miles
from Richmond and that their transports at the wharves
unloading supplies for the army Mcclellan confident
of his ability any attack that the Confederate army
might make on his present position.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-10

RxTLEcTIoNs Upor THr BArrLE o. sr,v~
correspondent Of the New York 1amss writes fsor.
The army below Richmond IS follows - = Z -
Much dissatisfaction II existing among the sfessacbuee
arising from the manner In which their anotman+
iu1us are uiatfibuted TO their friends ss
a srs that the battle Of Fair Oaks Saturday.
ton OF the rebel Generals To commence nts
nearer night q which time General Lee with force 81
9uU would nave been n position cut of the rfs ~
General Caseys divisionsbu coming -
his pckets, he compelled engage him ), 49,
honr, and consequently Gen Lee in ts ba,,I
The remnants Of Geuersl Caseys division now reai e.
the woods at Poplar H far in the re1riing as manvs
OF Us nave lived during this campaign in huts made ~
logs Donghs turf whatever substitute tents cur in
ssnuy could suggest Bot they cispirited ard
camorous 10 De discharged from the service wtiob Id -
have lost so much To such extent does this sentiment
that we much doubt whether they he again re-
lied brave, ambitious soldiers They are AZ
deficient In every species Of equipments and are Faudiv
losing sight OF all rule Of subo dination Discipline
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By TELEGRAPH
soR THE JOURNAL.
ATER FRoM JAMEs RIyER

RlcHMeND, Va, July 5tk. 1851.
aispateh from Petersburg this forenoon says that
gentleman who has come from down the river counted SO
vessels Of all kinds 81 and below Berkeley en- ysstsrday
Heavy eaDonnading was heard back of Berkely sm IL
lao clock. dense columns of smoke arr
sing subsequently. The Mentor and another gunboas
passed up above City Point D The afternoon. shelng s
woods fuTiousIy as they progressed.
The New York Tribune of The 18th ut says that the
killed. wounded and missing in the fight Charleston
six hundred and eighty eight Gen Benham has been
arrested for making the attack. he has arrived in New
York with his staff officers
LATE NORTHERN PAPERs.-EURoPEAN INTERFER-
ENCE.- LIsCOLN CALLS FOR MORE TROOPS
DEFEAT OF MCCLELLAN, ITS EFFECT on NORTH
ERIN MONEY Market.
RICHMOND, Va, July 9th, l8s2-Midnight.
Tie Enquirer has received Baltimore papers as late as
the 4th inst The Washington correspondent CT the New
York herald says that the Federal Government has been
notified by the Ministers Of the two leading European
covers that the war must be immediately closed.
The New York Evening Post says that Lincoln has issued
his proclaim alton for three hundred thousand more troops
TAe Times say there to doubt that the Fede
raj army has with serious and is il condition
Of imminent peril
Stocks took downward serge in New York Wednes
day last The gold market excited, -lO9s freely
bid. Exchange on London twentyone per cant.
THE YANKEY DEAD AND WOUNDED AT SHIRLEY.
THEIR ARMY OCCUPY BERKELE7.-OUR PICKETs
OCCUPY sBIRLEY.-PRlS0NERs REPORT McCLEL-
Ian REINFORCED BY sHIELDs.-HE WILL GIVE
FIGHT-sICKLEs' BRIGADE BADLY CUT UP.
PETERSBURG, July 9th, 1862.
The Yankees buried five hundred at Shirley, and
left hundred wounded who fell into HANDS satur.
day morning, Our pickets occupy Shirley.
Nine prisoners have been brought Petersburg
They say that Mcclellan in strong position at Berkeley
having been reinforced by Shields division that he
eighty hundred thousand men, and will give battle
Balloons went yesterday and to-day His wagon train
is visible the of the enemy dot the country
for miles. .-r
member Of sckes Brigade says that out Of five thou
sand no. FIVE hundred are left.
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ENEMY FORTIFYNG MEMPHfs-FROM BATON
ROUGE,

MOBILE July s h, 1862.
special dispatch to the Mobile Tribune from Grenada
dated 9th inst says the Federas terrifying Memphis
They digging entertainments and rife pits four miles
the Of the city, portion of shermans division hiss
moved from Grand Junction to Moscow, forty miles from
emphis, where entertainments being constructed
Negroes impressed throughout West Tennessee for the
purpose attack is evidently expected by the enemy
acknowledgements By flag of truce Steamer Na:chez
from New Orleans report that Baton Rouge has been taken
by Wan Dorm, with 1900 prisoners.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-10

By late arrivals from Memphis, we learn that many
Of tue trading spectators from the Northern cltses
who came down to that city to gather woH, WILL IN al
probability, EhOrn. Thus far they have iouDd
very dull market for their goods and wares, aud some
cargoes have returned without being unloaded. we
hear OF one dealer who brought down from CiQcnnatl
& stock costing him fifteen hundred dollars and Vho is
now DESTROYS of dsposing Of The Tor one thousG0d
dollars, when he will be willing to play quits"
bese gentry fnd deposition on the part of the
people to trace with them, and if such disposition
existed there is no currency in the city country to
buy with, the Federal authorities having placed the ban
upon cur Confederate notes.
1'hs is just as it should be- ard we sincerely hope
that our people everywhere, will deny themselves rather
than trade with the grasppg Yankees, who are using
every effort TO suhugate and devastae our country
Let them learn they advance that their victory over
is a barren one that the people OF the South are
governed and controlled by higher impulse than that
contained within the circumfrence OF dollar, and it
will tot be long before they brought to realizing
sense Of tie utter lutnty wsgipg upon rs further
,hs war OF conquest and su6jugation.
a letter dated 9Th inst, says; That the Federal
lists are coming into the city daily, and coming dowr
with heavy hand-tighter and tighter Arrest, perse
cution etc. is the order Of the day We have not beer
moIested as yet Picket5 are posted beyond and il
front of cur rasdence,-.4ppeal, 23G alt.