Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-07-29
From Warrington.
Washington. July 25.

Washington, July IS.
Some of the new excise STAN s have been
printed and delivered 10 the Treasury De-
partment. Il has been proposed to issue
them 10 place of postage stamps as cur
rency. -
Gen Pope. owing to the departure Of
Gen Ualleck {, r The army Of the Potomac
Will be delayed in leaving for HE army un
iii Gen. rs return.
Rumurs have preva lied to day that the
rebels, urder Stonewall jackson, have adj
yanced from Gordonsville in large free
but, IN the absence of ,ffcial details, they
have been discredited.
The acceptance of nine and twelve
m utas' troops 10 the extent Of oae huni-
red Thousand is authorized by the third
and fourth se,tiOns of the late militia act.
and they are received not by any special
order outside of law as has been stated.
On inquiry, there is authority for saying
that all ruuI"rs, statements. and coffee
lures about a divisinn in the Cabinet and a
retirement of Mr. Seward, the Secretary
of State, are t1taliy without foundotion
TIE reb, authorities of she Wur Depart
ment, we learn through Gen. Dix, have or
dered the unconditional discharge of all
the Federal surgeons and army chaplainr
taken prisoners in discharge Of their legit-
innate duties. This is in accordance with
the example set by this government.
A letter from Rappshauncck county, Va.
If the l3d, says:
"Ths receot telegraphic report from
Warren:on that Jacksnn was ar Gordons.
Vile is confirmed. He is at Louisa Court
House with "a GOO men. and Ewe'l with
A. A III 1,
600 altogether. Their intention j. To- hrenk
our lines. aud demonstrate on Washing
ton, to draw CT our forces from Rich
muud.
An order wa- yesterday issued from the
Office If the Provost Marshal to the effect
| that all convalescent soldiers found in
! bar-roums. gambling houses. and other
houses OF immortal character. will be CON
sdered fit for service and made TO join their
| regiments.
New York, July 25.
A Washington special to the Herald,
says:
L learn from pretty accurate private
sources that EwelPs, HILLS, LDngstreePs,
and Jack-on's divisions of the rebels have
left Richmond gradually during the past
fortnight, mostly going over the Virginia
Central Railroad, and are now crnc :Dtrat
ing near Cord nsvi.le, constituting an army
10000 atrung. Undoubtedly an attempt Is
making on Mary land or Washington. Gu
people are still uncertain whether il will
be made up the Valley OF this way. Coun
ter raids and attacks are TO be instituted by
US, A force may push for Richmond from
Frederick burg."
A Washington special TO the Times says;
General Halleck and staff. accompanied
BY General Burnside. LETT this morning for
Fortress NJ nroe. General Halleck will re
turn ON Saturday. 1t is understo ID that
the President gives him entire control Of
all military affairs
There is NJ douh; that the war will be
prosecuted hereafter with vigor aud deter
mlnati"n. Let ths men be forthcoming
without delay, and all will be well.
Gen. Hallrck will have personal con-
sultation with Gen. Mcclellan.
The important question brought up bJ
the proclamation Of Gov Curtin. calling
for troops for nine and twelve months. wa,
adjusted to day satisfactorily to the State
authorities. ana mastering Ulcers are ord
cred to muster 10 for the period specified
By the Governor.
C !. Scrtt, the indefatigable agent Of iht
Post Ufice Department, cert to New Or
leans in May. returned here LIST evening
ria Fortress Monroe IL says Gen. Burlel
is just the man tor the place, aud hut fol
the stringent measures nd 'pted by hiu
New o lean. could MT be hell
Reverdy johnson will not return proba
bly, for some weeks vet
The President proposes 10 make n
change in the Cabinet, and it ia certa n ht
does net propose 10 dispense at this Juno
ture with Cabinet Minister so distin
guisbed as Mr.. Seward"
A Washington special to the Wori(
says:
"Seuator Lane, of Kansas, has received
most important commission to 90 to Kan
sas and recruit troops under the law Jus
passed. lie leaves Saturday Hi instruc
tions from the President and Secretary u
War enable him to receive al men into tn,
service who are loyal. without refe rence u
color, end he will widely proclaim tina
fact in bis ord ;r. He anticipates raisiu.
one or two regiments of blacks and one q
white men in two weeks after reachin.
hnme, and, while he would not accent {
GeDeralship from the President because q
its interfs ence with his Senatorial! seat, h.
may accept a commission from tue Cover.
nor Of Kansas, and promptly enter tho fell
Mt the head OF his brigade The orders o
the President and Secretary Of War are ex
piicit."