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NOTE FROM MAI. zAGoNYI.
NV YoRK. Monday. Ju

NEN lhhs Aouudlt UIg - 4'N-H
Y-t-- Editor offEs y. y TINES.
Il your issue Of this morning find the follow
IrS statement in an article headed " l. Washing
tn SAFE
% Il is but a few weeks since be (S.onewall
Isckson) rcunced upon and defeated the forces Of
IHry and Schenck, in the Shenandoah Valley.
From that work he entered upon the pursuit Of
zen. Banks, drove him TO Winchester, defeated
him there, pursued him distance Of seventy or
eighty miles W the Potomac. then retired, and
dur!rs his retreat defeated Fremont and shields
Ibis statement is far from being correct Allow
me 90 r. c,ify It in few words. Jackson never
Be defeated the tercss Of Milroy and Schenck,"
rCr iid he defeat Gen. Fremont. On the contra
r, he was rcTulsed by Gems. Milroy and Schenck
40 Mcdowell, aud when, after the battle, they re-
tired bziore his overwhelming force TO Franklin,
where they took strong position, he did not dare
2. attack them, though Gen. Fremont, who hast
tuei % their assistance, at distance Of thirty
miles Turning away from them, he threw him
self upon tlt feeble and disjOinted detachments
ei zen. Banks, easily compelling him to that re-
treat which was more honorable than many a
loudly heralded advance. But scarcely the
sFTroaca Of Gen. Fremont known to the - daring
lecel,' when he gave up his schemes Of advance,
md il his turn retreated, burning even the small
e tIidge behind him; and in all the stands
waich be was compelled to make, was defeated by
ten Eremgnts greatly inferior forces. In the
nome Ui tl0lC twelve thousand braves, whose tolls
sna peTis l had the honor 10 share L protest,
most ulhatieally, against any imputation Of de-
feat unnecessarily preferred against the honor Of
their faE their commander. Let rebel pens at
Richmond invent new glories for their daring
chiefs; but let l Mon pens abstain from wanton-
" cefaming ouu. Very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant.
CHAs. ZAGONYI,
C-loael A. Z. c. Of Msj. Gen. Fremonts star.
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GIN. CuRTIs' ARyY.-A good deal Ct sJli-
citude has been felt because Of the telegra-
phic information that Gen. Curtis army was
not only in a starving condition, but was
menaced by an overpowering host Of rebels.
The St. Louis Republican. however, regards
both reports as being highly colorcd by the
secessIOnists; that the rumOTs in relation to
driving" of General Curtis, have no more
foundation than want of food and forage
in the latter's comp. The communications Of
the Federal commander with Pocahonhs.
Pitmans Ferry and Pilot Knob have never
been interrupted, and. since the return OF
the White river expedition, supplies have
been probably forwarded to him overland.
The distance Is long one. but by falling
back, General Curtis may be able to meet
the trains before his provisions give out en-
tirely.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Works OF FRANCIS Bacon. Vol. ".
Boston Brown & Taggard 1862.
This is the fourth in the order of the vol
umes 1.-THE ninth in the order of publicaticn)
of the edition of Lord Bac0n's Works, edited
by Messrs. SPEEDING, Ellis End Heath, and
reprinted from the English Edition, but in
more beautiful style, by BRowN & TAGeARD,
of Boston. OF the merits OF this most
admirable edition we have spoken heretofore
and repeatedly. This volume, in all respects
Of PAPER and typography, is on par with
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Press Of II. Q, Houghton. Nothing hand
s1mer has appeared from the American Press.
For sale by Z. \. Fuller.
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Legal Advertisements.
IN CHANCERy.

STATE OF VERMONT Whereas Harmoa
- CHrTESDrS CoUNrY, SIS. Noble and Beiden
Noble Of Essex in the State Of New York have
filed In this Office q petition, showing that on the
sth dav Of February A. D. 1859, one James
C'5radg then Of Shelburne Of the State and County
aforesaid executed 20 the said Harmon and Belden
a mortgage deed Of certain lands lying in the said
shelburne, conditioned for the payment Of pro-
missory note bearing date the sth day Of February
A. D. 1853, for the sum Of four thousand dollars
pavable with interest % the said Harmon and
Belien three years from its said date, upon which
note the principal and arrear interest are ROW
due; and further showing that since the date o.
the said mortgage, one Charles b. Marvin now OF
California. one John O'Grady and one Hayes
Of the said Shelburne, have acquired property in
the said land subject TO the said mortgage where
fore the said Harmon and Belden pray foreclosure
Of the equity Of redemption 0f the aid Janre-
OGrady, Marvin, John Odirady, and Hayes In
the premises.
And whereas it has been made to appear that
James O'Grady and Charles B. Marvin, late OF the
said defendants reside ont Of this State, 90 that
process cannot be served on them.
Il. is therefore hereby ordered that the SAID
james O'Grady and Charles B. Marvin be notified
20 appsar and make answer to said petition at the
next term Of the Court, 70 be held on the fourth
Tuesday in September A. D. 1852, by the PUblicl-
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Burlington Fr,s Press, a weekly newspaper pub
Nsbed at Darlington, VI. the last Of which pub
locations shall be at least twenty days previous 20
the commencement. o. the said term Of this Court
Dated At Burlington this 9TH day Of July A.
DO Js. ADAMS. CLERK.
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-fLH A-NN' - ga = 10
with regard 10 the movements Of Cen.
Burnside. waici were somewhat mysterious
heretofore, we learn that two divisions Of his
army were on shipboari and had actually
started to join Gen. McCllan's army ten
DAYS ar5. Tae expedition was nearing Hat
teras, when a boat came from Roanoke Isl
and with dispatches for Gen. Burnside con-
tanning the intelligence that McClellan's ar
my was in Richmond. Upon this iniorma-
ton the troops were ordered back to New
bern. and a boat was sent II Fortress Mon
roe to obtain the truth of the statement, the
return Of which brought the true story, and
matters were arranged accordingly, while
the fleet doubtless passed up James River
Monday night and Tuesday morning.
Just at the close Of the Session OF the Sen
ate Yesterday, bill was introduced giving
the President the power to call out the Mill
tia Of the country whenever it was made
necessary. None are to be exempt on account
of color caste or nationality. The President
is to organize them into regiments and other
divisions as he sees fit.
Maj. Stone, of the Penn. Bucktais, says
Gen. Mccall is undoubtedly killed.
The Worlds Washington despatch says
intelligence from James River has been re-
ceived to the effect that on Monday the reb
els fired into the mail boat Juniata on her
way to headquarters, killing two men and
wouuding six on board. The shots were
from a six-poundsr field piece.
The Sunboats failed to find any permanent
batteries on the river or any rebel troops OF
indications Of any attempt to build batteries,
Surgeon Gen. Hammond returned from
the army Of the Potomac Tuesday. He rep
resents it IN excellent condition, and all the
wounded are cared for. DR.. Oliver, the ref
uree from Richmond, states that 1t will be
impossible for the rebels to hold out much
l3nrer at Richmond on account Of the search
tv Of medicines and provisions.
Late Richmond papers say Richmond Is 50
full of sick and wounded that those who fall
into their hands from the Union forces arc
cared for in the fields near to the city.
Another letter says number oil our
wounded men came in, having been ordered
By the rebels to seek their own eamIs. Our
loss now, says this letter. is reduced t. les
than 10000.
The Times Washington despatch says the
See. Of War stated 10 day that the replies to
the call for SOC, 900 more volunteers have be-
gun to come in and are far more favorable
than the Government anticipated. The
speedy furnishing of recrutes will be equal
/ tn the national wants.
/ The Tribune has a special despatch dated
Memphis 9th. 1t states thafth Little Roel
Gazette says Gen. Curtis crossed Black Riyel
and is crossing to the Mississippi. Gen
IIindman issues an appeal to the people 0
Arkansas to engage ingucrrilla warfare.
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Returned PRIsoNERs.-The following ap-
pears among the dispatches o. yesterday
from Washington
The paragraph Of the order OF June l.,
which authorizes the discharge, VIII en- re-
quested by them, of paroled prisoners, is To
ended. NJ more furloughs will be granted
to returned prisoners. Al furloughs here
tofore given them are hereby revoked, ana
all prisoners now at large on their parole,
or who may hereafter be paroled by the
rebel authorities, will immedi lte!y repair, II
belonging to regiments raised in New Eng
land and the Middle states, to the camp Of
instruction established near Annapolis, Nd /;
if belonging to regiments raised in Nir.Inla,
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ono, Indiana and
Michigan. to Camp Chase, near Columbus,
Ohio if belonging to regiments raised in Ill
inois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Mis-
souri, to the camp near jefferson Barracks,
Mo, and report for such duty compatible
with their parole, as may be assigned them
by the officers in command OF said camps ::
and all whether officers or soldiers, who fail
to comply with this order within the space
of time necessary for them to do so, will be
accounted deserters and deelt with according
". The commanders Of the different camps
OF instruction to which paroled MIN are sent
will have them organized into companies and
batta.ions, keeping those OF the same resl-
ments and same states as much together as
possible, DC.
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wv. MccLALLENs, ESTATE .

EArE, the Subscribers, having been appointed
w By the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chitteuicn, Commissioners 20 &c
,eive. examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons against the estate Of Wm. McClallen
late of Milton, in said District, deceased, rep
resented ins0lvent; and also, all claims and de-
mauds exhibited in odset thefetoi and SIX month";
from the day Of the date hereof being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do, therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend TO the ou-
.inoss Of our amendment al the dwelling Of Nrs
Maria NcClaIicn in Milton, in said District, on
the first Mondays Of August and December neX'.
al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days
Dated tdi. 10Th day Of June, A. D. lssl.
II. L. HOXSIE, Gam.
y. ". FAIRCHILD.
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR TIE HEiRs OF NoLUN-
TIERS WHO DIE N The SERvIcE-lhe bill
appropriating five million dollars for the bon
eft Of the relatives Of volunteers who may
die or be killed in the service was passed by
the Senate or Saturday. IL provides that
said bounty shall be paid TO The following
persons, and IN the order following, and to
no other person. to wit first. to the widow
of such deceased soldier, II there be one /.
second, If there be no widow, then % the
children Of such deceased soldier. share and
share alike, third, if such soldier Lett Meth
er widow nor children. then in that case such
bounty shall be paid to the following persons,
provided they may be residents Of the United
States, 10 wN -
First, to has father. or If he shall not be
living, OF has abandoned the support Of has
family, tten to the mother Of such soldier !,
and # there be neither father nor mother, 90
aiOresaIi, then such bounty shall be paid to
the brothers and sisters OF the deceased s,l-
der. resident as aforesaid.
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THOMAS HAYNES ESTATE.

NETE the subscribers, having been appointed
w BY the Honorable the Probate Lourt for
the District Of Chittendens Commissioners to re-
ceive, examine and adj asst the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate q Thomas
Its of Plattsburgh in the State Of " Y, deceased,
repreented insolyeut, having estate 10 this state
and also all claims and demands exhibited IN on
set thereto; and six months from tho day OF the
late hereof, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice, that
we viii attend TO the business Of our appointment
az the dwelling Of Geo. Hobart IN Mestioid IN
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, on said day.
dated this 18th day Of June A. D. 1862.
ALVEY STONE, 60,
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WV. RHODES, ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Honorable the
SD1srRIcr OF cHIrrESDES SIS Probate Court ior
- ri,-,t ~ Cbittenden- To all persons interest
- a. he estate Of William Rhodes, late Of
Richmond, in said District, deceased,
Greeting.
Whereas said Court bath assigned the 18th day
Of July next for the settlement Of the adrnnistra
ton account Of the estate Of William Rhodes,
deceased, and ordered that public notice thereof
~ ivsn 70 ali persons interested in said estate, by
publishing this order three weeks successfully pre-
vious to the day assigned in the Darlington Free
Press, printed in Burlington, in said District.
Therefore you arc hereby notified to appear al
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned then and there to contest the allow
apce Of said account il you see cause.
Given under my hand this 24th day Of June A.
w52ws X. B. FAY, judge.
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NV YoRK, July 9TH

NEN lohNs Ouit tt"'
The Trbune's correspondent says that
Gen. uooker's division is reduced to less
than 5000 effective men.
The result Of Tuesday fight was distinctly
in favor Of the Union army.
The rebels were defeated in every action
and officers taken prisoners admit the loss Of
at least 10000 men during the day. Oar
loss was very small when compared wi tn
that of the ra1sls
The Tribune says some Of our correspondent
saw Gen. Mcclellan on Wednesday. lie
came On board tie mail boat as she reached
Harri-5n's landing and hurriedlyplsscd into
the cabin with Gen. Pattcrson,wh1 came up
in the boat. Ia reply to Gen. Patterson
Gen. Mcclellan said, We have fought bat
lie every day for the last week auG whipped
the rsb.ls every time though they had three
70 our one.
G-n. Mcclellan remained but d isv mo-
mcnt- IN ;he boat
Our date, by mai. ll- t. Friday morning.
At noon THURSDAY the rebels appeared in
force hu, miles from ten. NcClelllu's front
and began Smelling bu, had no effect. The
gunboats replied, but nothing important oc-
Cured.
The Tribune Washington despatch says
Com. Wilkes has been ordered TO take com
maud of the lltilla % James River.
We learn uat Con Lew Wallace earnestly
desires 20 De- sent with a number Of Indiana
and Ohio regiments O. jim Gen. Mcclellan.
The Worlds Washington despatch says an
gii.ar Of high rank from N.Ciellau's army
who visited Washington. gives most IN
c5urls,ns account Of aH.ir- lie states that
our army is much larger than Is currently
reported in view OF the late losses lie fur
Their -tatcs that it is 10 a perfectly socur- To-
s.tion either for Offensive OF defensive move
ments, and this without the all Of the gun
h1at- even.
$ nator Ciars goes 70 New Hampshire %
recruit new ~ meut
F.srELs- NoNsoE, July S.
The state OF Name broke down sJcn
att-r leaving nr y. Y. with 81 wounded
soldiers
The DANIEL Webster takes her place,
leaving tonight.
The ;. F. Srauliirg has arrived from
Harrison's Landing, with 500 sick and
WOUNDED soldiers. She will leave to-day for
New York
Lieut.. Col. York Of the 10th n. Y. died
on bard the Spauldlng to-day.
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For further Telegraph nelos sc fourth page.
GEN. BuaNSIDE'S MOVEMENTS.
His army probably gone up
James River.
Affairs at Richmond,
The fields round the city full
of wounded.
REBEL LOSS PROBABLY 10000.
Many OfOur wounded released
THE CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.


FORTRESS Monroe, July ..
Fresh troops from Washington passed up
James River Yesterday, also artillery, horses,
&c.
There was q skirmish Yesterday morning
near our left wing resulting in the defeat oil
the rebels. We took 1000 prisoners and
four small batteries. Our cavalry then fol-
lowed the rebels until they passed beyond
White Oak Swamp.
For the last two dlys the rebels have
shown little disposition to fight AMI yester-
day they rslinquished their ground and hat
teries almost without resistance.
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June, for July, August and early September
will usually be sufficient to bring the crop
out all right. All it needs in June is TO get
started.
The closest observers think tie prospect
good for an average crop Of all cereals in
the Northwest. That which is likely to
fail in some localities is balanced by an
overgrowth in others. and, unless some I'M
f0reseen accident occurs. the promise is
cheering. Chicago Journal
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NHTE. The subscribers, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court Tor
the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons. against the estate Of Kendall Will
ans late Of Richmond in said District deceased, re-
presented ins0lvent, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited il OFFSET thereto and SIX
months from the day Of the date hereof, being at
lowed by said Court for that purpose, VIC do there
fore hereby give notice, that We WiIi at1ela 70
ne business Of our appointment, at the dwelling
Of Jerusha Williams, in Richmond in said District
on the Gath days of September and December
next. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this sd day Of June A, d. lst2.
iEDwIN D. MASON. ! C.m.r.
II. A. HODGES.
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Gen. II. S. Hampstead of Little Rock is
dead
An army letter states that rebel captain
who was taken prisoner, confessed that the
rebel loss on Friday at Gaines Hill WIS o.
GOO, and that their total losses in the weeks
fighting was from &C, 900 to 10000.
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IHE PRESENT POSITION OF oUR ARNY.-IHe
correspondent Of the World writes on the
9th that the advance of six miles has chang
ed the front Of the army towards Richmond,
Gen. Summers corps, which was previously
on the banks Of the river, has been advanced
two miles Tne division OF Generals Frank
lin, ,Keyes and Heintzleman have been
moved back on the road and face outward.
There is considerable difference OF opinion as
to the capture Of Richmond from tins posi-
ton. Il would look 10 be tedious opera
ton, requiring great force, bat with the
gunboats might not be 60 difficult as 1t seems.
There are many who think general advance
towards Richmond Is not improbable at no
distant day. Our army has received many
reinforcements. The river is filed with
transports loaded with supplies, aud the
landing places extend for three miles.
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The correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press on the 18th. reports Mcclellan pushing
rapidly forward driving the enemy a; al
points. The sunhoats accompanied his al
vance, shelllns the woods and scattering
the enemy, bis main force following
ia support.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia iV-
g,uru states that the Richmond papers Of
the ith acknowledge a loss Of $4,000 men,
though. they claim a victory.
\ letter to the y. Y. Posi- reports sklr-
mishins on Thursday and capture e guns
and prisoners
Mcclellan has removed his headquarters,
and the army advanced some six miles toward
Richmond.
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The latest 1ews up to this Thursday
morning, is that the President, Gen. Burn
side, AMI. it is thought, Gen. IIalleck were
at Fortress Monroe on Wednesday morning
zen. Burnside has gone up james RiTer.
The loss Of our army Is continually di-
mjnishing BY the arrival Of strarglers. The
loss o. the 5th VT. rs now estimated at $50
.acr
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NV lORK, July Sfh.
The rebel steamer Cecil was totally wreck
ed on Abaco. part Of her cargo WAS saved,
including six brass guns marked Vienna.
The rebel steamers Nashville and Kate
sailed on the DIST for New Inlet, y. c., but
were chased back. the former getting into
Gum Cay, Abaeo, aud the latter into Ecu
thera.
The OyietJ was under seizure by tAe Brit
ish war steamer Greyhound with a prize
crew aboard.
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cooperate with other bodies Of loyal citizens
in any manner calculated to give efficiency
and insure success to our arms. A committee
of thirteen was appointed to consider and
recommend measures to give practical effect
IN the resolutions
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HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED T.
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In slolburne, June II, Margaret 5Iin, wife Of
W. Il. Bin, aged 80 yea-s.
In Milton July s, Minnie c., daughter q A.
y. and Ctista C. Austin, aged years, one month
snd Is days.
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The Tribuncs Fortress Monroe letter Of
The 5,h says, yesterday our pickcts advanced
from lvut TO five mllcs lrom the river and
saw no shemy, who seemed to have mystic
riously rtlred.
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