The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Operations at Beaver Dam and
on the Rapidan.
The Panic at GOrd0nsyille and
Charlottesville.
INTERESTING FROM MISSISSIPPI.
HOPES OF THE REBELS.
&c., &C., 10.

e0nsrs II says:-
THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS, ETC.
The basis OF the exchange has boon tho cartel OF 1872
This cartel marks an important in this It is the
acknowledgment of quasi nationality We by it
made boigerents, and the government Of the United
States treats with the government OF the Confederate
States through commissioners.
THE LOSSES OF THE REBELS IN THE LATE BATTLES.
The publication Of the heavy list Of rebel losses in the
late battles before Richmond is continued in the En-.
Qairer The Seventh Virginia regiment, which in
no engagement but that OF Monday, Juno 3o carried in
to action about 225 men. and lost l1-ncary half
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES.
Counterfeit alleged be largely in circulation
in Georgia.
HIGH PRICES.
The Enquirer has another groan at the prices for
keng in Richmond. It says:-"High prices are stil
raging, and the hucksters making mint Of chin
plasters."
RECENT ARRIVALS.
Among the recent arrivals in Richmond are James NJ
Randall the OF the secesh song, sMy Mary land
My Maryland W and Mr.. Bonferd, formerly law partner
with Judah p Benjamin. both refugees rom Now Orleans
ONE MORE VICTORY ENSURES PEACE.
The Enquirer claims that Confederate victory
will end the war. and that commissioners for truce
and armstice will mee-those necessary prsludes to
peace"
MOB LAW IN RICHMOND.
Rowdysm and disorder appear have the upper hand
In Richmond and the Enquirer complains Of bogus mill
tary guards, 'who shoot do wantonly and also
do great deal of mischief in the way Of robbng and
burning" 1t also complains of straggling desperadoes
and runaways from camp, whose fixed occupation is
stealing, stabbng, burning and rowdyug."
BUELL. IN TIGHT PLACE.
Under tho head II "Buel in tight place" the En-
gn,irer has tho following despatch:-
CHATTANOOGA July 21 1852.
The enemy concentrating in large force at Tulaho-
ma, forty miles tho other side of Stevenson Buel's
army is in tight place.
HOSPITALS.
The Enonrr has long list Of hospitals, including f-
teen hospitals, six private hospitals, and some
thirty additional hospitals just opened Hospital tents.
It stated, being erected in Howards Gruve and
Mayo's and and Deorll's warehouses; and tho Danvio
workshops Manchester, have been opened for hos
ptals.
NOT DEAD.
Dr. Garnctt in-av OF Governor Wise, is announced
notdaad, but alive and well.
ADvAycE IN STOCKS
The Inflated condition OF the Confederate paper cur
roncy has caused stocks to 60 up proportion The fol-
loving sales arc quotcd:-
10 shares Of Petersburg Railroad stock ...$l15 90
20 shares of The Bank Of the City Of fetcs5ug 100 90
Il 5ta o. the EAClange Blnk Us 90
81 OF tie Farmers Bank .............., 90 90
35 of the South side Railroad .......... 81 so
IL shares Of the South side Railroad ........ 81 90
GENERAL JoHNsToNs REPORT OF THE BATTLE OF
SEVEN PINES.
General ohnstons official report OF the battle Of Seven
Pines appears under date Of June "a. lie excuses him.
self for the mpsrfectons in his report by OF
yet weak condition from his wounds lie charges upon
Hugs the fact that the rebel plan destroy the
entire corps Of General Kcyes not realized
quence o Hngers delay in getting into position and ready
for action. He claims folows-Te took in the
of Seven Pines ton pieces OF artillery six thousand
kets, garris ag and four regimenal colors, be
sides large quantity Of tents and camp equipago Major
General Lngstrcet reports the loss in his command as
being about three thousand and Major General g. W.
Smith reports his less at twelve hundred and eighty
three. The loss OF tho enemy Is stated in their own
newspapers have exceeded ten thousand, an estimate
which rs, no doubt, short Of the truth.