, 1862-07-26
The Rebel Report Of Seven Pines.
REPORTS Of Rebel Division
Commanders.
RepoFted Demonstration on
Washington.
The Exchange Of Prisoners Adjusted
WAR BuLLET1N.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF VIRGINIA, |

CEREAL ORDER No. Thereafter 20 gnards
will be placed over private houses private pro-
perty Of any description whatever. Commanding
<f1cere are responsible for the canduck Of the
troops under their command, and the articles Of
war aud regulations Of the army provide ample
means for restraining them to The fnll extent re-
quired for discipline and efficiency.
Soldiers were called into tha field to do battle
against the enemy, and 1t s'npt expected that
their force and energy tball be waited in the pro-
lection Of theprivate property Of those most hos
tile to the government.
No soldier serving In this army shall hereafter :
be employed in such service.
By command OF Nal. Gen. Pope.
{stgneD GEO. D. RuaoEEs, Col A. a. &. and
Chief Of Staff.
LITTLE WASHINGTON, RappahannocE coun-
ty, Va, July 23.-Recent telegraph reports
from Warrenton, that Jackson was near Cor
louisville, is confirmed. He is atLouisa court
house with 2, 900 men. and Ewel1 With com-
mand is Gordonsvi11e- 80, GOD alto-
gether. Their intention is to break OUT lines
and get up q demonstration on Washington to
draw off our forces from Richmond.
a report to New York paper says: Sec
reta1y Stanton said. having decided On an c1-
chang Of prisoners, Col Corcoran will prob
ably be in New York in ten days.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 244-The steam
bD1p DAu1tA VI EQStSl, NApL 1lELuEut 4IGM
New York, reached Fortress Monroe last evsn-
| ing, on her way to Harfison's Landing, losd:1
| with vegetables for the army, IN article they
have been suffering for q long time.
! The flag OF truce boat CanoDlcut, went
turned early this morning to Fortress Monroe
| where she only Remained ten minutes and
| stcered of in the direction Of York River.
| The steamers Spau}ding and Knicker-
booker arrived last evening with 600
Kaickerbocker goes to Philadelphia and the
| Bpauldlng to New York, and they will both
| leaIe here this morning for their respective
destinations The sailing vessels, schooners,
! &c, which have been lying up. the James
River for some time, near James Island, have
] within few days dropped down the river and
anchored in the roads, just above Fortress
| Mcnroe.
I have not ascertafned the cause Of this
| move. Large Union forces Of artillery are
reinforcing those already at yorktown.
Fortress MosRoE, July 25.-The mail boat
past four, and reports al quiet and no news
| from the army on the James River:
NEW YoRK, July 25,-rbe Washington
special to to the H.rald says: "I learn from
pretty accurate private sources that Eweli's.
birs, Longs.reet's aad Jackson's divisions Of
The rebels have LIFT Richmond privately during
the past fortnight, mostly going over the ViF-
t1oting near Gordonsyille, constituting an
| army 60 600 strong. Undoubtedly an attempt
Is making on Maryland or Washington. Our
| people are still uncertain whether it will be
raids are to be Instituted by US. 1 force may
push for Richmond from Fredericksburg.
4 special to the New York Times says
GtD. HatIeck and staff, accompanied by Gen.
| Burnside, left this morning for Fortress Mon
roe. Gen. Halleck will return on Saturday.
I {e Int f7o mt h I'M
entire control Of all military aft drs:
t There is no doubt that the war Wll1 be pros
ecuted hereafter with yigor and determination.
Let the men be forthcoming without delay
and all will be veil
Gen. Hall.ck will haye personal consu1ta-
ton With Gen. Mcclellan.
WAsn1Sa1os, july 25-The Richmond En-
| Qstirer OF the Esd inst is received Its lead
ing editorial is upon the. peuding exchange ol
. prisoners. 1t says the basis Of the exchange
an Important era In the history OF this war. Il
. | is the acknowledgement OF our Qudsi national
| ity. We are bY it made be1ligerente, and The
government Of the United States treats viii
the government Of the confederate State9
| through commissioners
, The publication Of the heavy list Of rebe
.. lostea in the late battles before Richmond i
continued in the Enquirer. The 7th Virgiui
l | regiment, which was In no engagement bu
, that Of Monday, 3oth Of June, carried into &C
= | At1u ---I uEu AlN 146k 4l1~ANa4a3 SAS A04tt
: Counterfeit notes are alleged to be largel
I In clrculstion In Georgia The Enquirer ha
2 another groan for the price Of marketing i
Richmond. 1tsays that high prices are stil
rsgirg, and the hucksters arc making min
> Of shinplastera.
J, Among the recent arrivals in Richmond ar
{ James Il. Randall, the. author Of the seces
j. song" Ny Maryland, My Maryland" and M
Bonford, formerly law partner ~lth Judah
t Benjamin, both refugees from New Orleans.
~ &t%Nt fhS
h crate victory will end the war. and that cor
missioners for truce and aFmistice viii met
= those necessary pleaders to peace.
e WAsH1NG1oS, July 25.-The steamer Ere,
1t born a1yaSed at the navy gard last esenin1
Il bringing the prize schooner Saline recent
cap;nssd in the kapRsnannsoS6 a1ges
= katunk Rivers are represented to be ]
T. great conste1natou, especially thosa vi
q recently deserted the rebel cause az
~ took the oath Of allegiance to tb
10 government Wandering parties Of rebel @
n. at times, in this vicinity. and inpreaeing Gil
n zens into the service OF the rebel go7ernme1
- The ALARM Is 50 great that large numbera
IN men sleep nightly in boats in the stream
Is order to prevent being surprised and ea
to tured-
~ ~ Mej. Faarbsnkn, Of the 5th Michigan rsl
ID ment. died in this city this morning, from Il
In fecta Of the wound received on the 30th
ne I June In the battle near Rlchn6ud. Ills
oe mains will BE- taken to Detroit.
le WAsHrsG7oH, July 25-Gen. Johnston's o.
a. cIai report oftbe battle OF Seven Piuesar
under date Of June 24th. He excuses hims
4, for the imperfectness in bis report BY reas
th Of bis Jet weak condition from bis wount
~ He charges upou Gen Huger the fact that t
,f. confederate plan to destroy the entire cot
~ Of Gen. Ktyea was not realized, In con:
lat quence Of Huger's delay In getting into po
tct tion and ready for action. he Claims as
10. lows: He took in the battle Of Seven FIJI
Is ten pieces Of artillery, $500 muskets. Q
garrison dag, and four regamentA colors,
q. Sides alarge quantity Of tents and camp equ
H. age
~, Gen. Lorgsteet reports the loss In his co
-. maId as being about 5 600, and Major Gene
1t G. ", Smith reports his loss at L 1oS3 I
&C. loss OF the enemy {the rebels) Is stated
va ! their own newspapers to have exceed
~ 1000, an estimate which Is no doubt short
ah the truth. The Enquirer has the follo~io
IN Gen. Stuart's cavalry are again at work, b
ilV Ing just succeeded in overtaking portion
- the Yanbee forces engaged IN burning
~ bridge at Beaver Dam One Yankee nent
In ant and Six priva!es were. captured, and {
on Killed. tn prisoners admit having been
u. gagged In the recent rafde."
~ Rowdyism and disorder appear to have
~, upper band IN Richmond and the Etqui