The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-30
psses in the late i,attle; ,,el,,re R;;cbm,o.-d

losses in the late battles before Richmond *.
continued in the EnluiIe.. rhe7th Virgin /
| II regiment. which was in: NO engagement
bAt.thstOf Monday. 3oih df June, carried
into action about 225 men and lost Il 4.
nearly one half .~..~-~~zs.s
Counter lett notes are alleged to be largely
in ci'cuiation- in Georgia. "
Inc E'Quirr has another gr0an at the
prices Nr Ina'ke.i"g:in. Richmond, 1t saws
high prices are still raging. and tn. hncksters
are making a mint of sl.inpla>,ers.@ :
Among the recent arrivals !, Richmond
are James Nj Randall, III: all lior Of tie Sc
're>h. song. MY Mlrylanl !. ma n A.ryland ::
and Mr. Banf'rl. formerly law partner ", h
Judah f. Be'jamin-Loth refugees fr..m
New O.leans.
The Lngui err claims that one more Con
fedea'e v'corX will end the war, and that
measures for truce aud ar,ni>,lcc will then
be the necessary prelmle> to=a peace. Al; ~.
= R"wdyl>m AID disorder appear to have
the upper hand in Richmond, and the En-,
q~'rr" complains "t b,,yus military guards,
who shoot down man wantonly, and also do
great deal Of mischief in the wav If rob
b'ny and brui>iny. 1t also complainx Of
s'ras2tiny de>perad res AMI ren.Sa,ies from
car p>, whose 4xed occupation is stealing,
s,a'si"g l"ui~inS and r"w.lyi~m
Under 'he head Of ''Baell in tight place. =
the E'Qu.rer has the following dispatch
CHATTANOOGA, July 2l.
The enemy is concentrating large force
u, Tu'IaEuma 40 miles the other side oi
Stevenson. Buel''S army is in tight place.
:. The Enqr:re, has long list Of hospitals.
including 10 army hospitals. 6 private h',s>
pitfalls. and some 81 additional hospitals Just
opened Hospital hu's, is stated are be
ing erected in Towards grcve and Mayns
and in Debri'Ps Warehouses, an ! ,he i,an.
vile workshops in Manchester, have al>o
bee" open Tor hospitals. '..~
Dr Garnett, son in law Of Gnverno,
n Wise, is announced as not dead, but alive and
we'll.
WAsn1SGToN, July 25.
s Co'. Scott. the confidential agent Of tho
G P"St office from New Orleans, saws Gen
Butler is lust the man for the plac'. Bu
is for stringent measures adopted by him New
Orleans could not have been held
MEMPHIS, July 25.
v oath Yesterday. 12O received perm Is to e
South
News from Vick<burgu important, bom
:. mrd!nent renewed from upper fleet ,h
|. rebels reply occasionally.
" The Arkansas at last alv:ces was sill! I'm
. der protection Of rebel batteries undergou
repairs.
~ WASHINGToN. July 26.
|. In III interview wit: Secretary Chase thi
III morning on the subject of the tax bill,
II Was decided that i,r MinneSo'a a and the
,e small States there shall bc but one a>sesso
Tor Tie : a'e and Il collector for each dis
t"|t In lie l"ser States, exc ping p'ob
ably in cities. each district will have u
assessor and COLLECTOR.
n (Tb n * 'liSn' CHI 1T has been know
= I" the military an'h"ri,i s, ever since c.,
u Davis cavalry expc,ii'inn to Beaver Dan
'e that ,he enemy was Se,.dny >n,ne Of = be-
g troops anon. them The div>iun< Of Long
r. street. E~rll and Hill! u G Il, inin Jacksu
>, between t;"rdon>vil'e and S,aun,on. 1t
:" not believed. h"wevcr ,ha, Jack >on'S Who'll
'e '"rce 'hrle numbers more than ) 100 nc1
l'S purpose II thought /" be IT, push I'D Il,
: Valley If Snenrndoah end If p,ac,icabI
- invade MARY lund.
in 'HLA!r: Pi'lA. July c6.
\ Up t" the PCS Sl3utO, have lee
~ subscribed Tor 'i,c r"n,..y ,uni by in!,vilua
exclusive Of railroad uhd
'r CA'Ro Jny 26
y The steamer Evansville from 1enr-.se
- River. brings news oi Il rebel ra,I at F;c
renee A'alaml
On Tuesday last they entered the city
burned att warehouses used for co,nni> i>>ar
and quarter,ur ,e: stores and all the G. tito
III the vicinity also. >c'Zrd The Unite
States <'tame C"Irna, nc1 hr c",vryin
- army supplies over >l'oa:>. and 'o.k all moe
~ ev belonging 10 passengers, then burnc
her
Tie property destroyed is said to 'e u
great value
a small detachment Of Mi'chcli's arm
was captured. They then rrocce'ivd dow
u 'hc Tennessee river to ChwkaSaw an
Wa'crl"'. In The county of E.-,p,rt, the
lbur,ed all warehouse, whic Contained cut
re ton
: A. other hand Of forty remls attacked
wagon train near Pt,>burs Lani,ng and cap
e 'urcd sixty wagons. conveying corn,nisar.
anu QlaTlcjm mas cT - ores.
WASHING TON, July l6.
The following i copy of the let er fro,,
The : 'c'c,arv Of War to Tho join, c,mn,i,,e
Of the New Yn.k common c"urcil on nation
: al affairs:
WA: :DEPAnrMENT, .Jnly Is q atksmsn
Y"nr views respecting the recruiting service
= and the proper measures I" encourage 1t hay'
& ''ccn aientively considered by the Prsiden
y and the following re .u'a''.n@ established b,
'he Depr, ment "re expected to attain th,
n suffice you desire ...
J. First. the Adju'art General will detail A.
,,"flicer At e'ch reniezv"uS or m ,steriny il
recruits. wh' will pay TO each recruit hi
> lpr"per share of bounty and al>o pay III.
e recruiting fee a: the time I've is mustered
into The service Of ihe United States.
S"c .n'l it t'eing "f paramount importance
? t" fill mp the .a regiments speedily. : fee Il
g the old regiments double that for the new
= regiments. will he paid i''r each recsnit. =.
Third. The recruits will be cIo,I,ed. armet
;" and equipped without delay and placed in T,
= camp M i''>.rn'tipn. Any other practical
n suggestion you may I's pea<ed to offer vii
n Always BE- respectfully considered by thi
: depar; ment. .. ..@.~< ~ -rsss
= Yours truly, r. ". STAyToS.
&<g 49, = o@ S-crefarvaf War.
3 e. HEADQUARTERS AExY or vIag,S1A. J