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u The number Of deaths In New York last
week were 800, decrease Of ~ from the previous
week, and Of 81 IS compared with the same tins
last year. OF the dec. ased, 90 were Msr; ~
women; oe boys, and 100 girs-I7i were chiidrel
ygdsT i've years Of age,
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AUCTION sALss.

AUCTION SALES.
1Re, s.A.- A4et,sn .Ss!s,, srs s,s, paes.
THIS hFrBRNooN s TO-M0RR DW.
By w. L. WALL or. spe ionee7s.
Successors % Wall n Bals.ED.
HkEpksTISasu G rIS TsgRsyAY
our ssof5S sco5 SI 1issoui rs.svs IN mort Of
10 B.l.s Of Hay.
6s w. L. WALL q CO. Asots.
By c. r. L. CROWN 4 co. Auction ere.
nsovE Hossss At hLcTloS-Ae will
.sss oorser Of To Ioai,i.n Sst . :, cue sse
q kentuoky and Pennsyiysnia worE a Brres
hts sse, 8, each and evc-y hciss WIN be sold
v,Sh91t rec rye ,Tstnns eAsa
sell lsrI. drove Of Har.ss 80 tie above ace "a
By w. L. WALL 4 CO., Ave Ioneers
spocessors TO WALL q BAKs,Rp.
SoEtk eoTner Pssa dDenEs and sfh SO su
pEREMProRY sALE OF Ss9ssR 81,
10th met 81 10 O'clock, viii sell IN front Of our
Es:; ss "a H a.S: I'D I'D eES.s
B1rUt AID Sresn ID fee, starch
Boxes so.p, Mustard and r'eppsr
Boies Gsnd,, MsCcaroni snd'I erm Gel
Case, CisTst, sun. e. .S and eS emon -1 rd.s
Cases Whitksy, Brandy, Sherry, g nsP.s and
10 gallon re- old Rye whis'ey
4 ana y CASKS KS !, sSdy T sSd Gin
Terms cash. W. l. wa LLS 81.
i,sd IRe, kuciisnesr.
Byw. l.. wALL& CO. !, Asosiopee-L
Successors 90 WALL BARsAkB.
HORSES. HAcEs Bus.ssIsss .wAsosssiSsl
jay 10. We will sell IN front OF oar AucliOf
Nugber Of eIcsllent young Work and ssedb
H.of, and No Top Busus.. and sprinr w,sOul.
iys w. q. WALL q co, .uotJ
By GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuciIoneers
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO BAND. ODE
" Two STORY BRICK HOu.ss And IHx LoIs on
Seventh street. or fubiio space, Snf the
Islsna, q hSction- by virtue Of {. d,oIssoit the
Z S SSTs IA: s e. & ss9 SsH
100, IN cue wherein West Lusby snd others
are COM sin.ns. arc Cas,sll. wIdos az heirs
on THURSDAY, the lOth cay Of July Eexs IsN2,
IN fcont OF the premises, at O'Clock m tie fol-
oyps sornen OF the resi estate OF IVhn A. Css-
Lot humble ed ave, 49, in square south Of square
to Hs slS s 'G Of fo
:, IN SAC square, With The imr.ovep ne. vhioh
tso..tory Il. iok Houses, with Rack Bald nss,
TOOT;s e.os having fTos. on yLL!Lis S,sIas
Sew nth streets. Iear the Public space,
on. ms, 81 TIE ,ss s srssc IBID o. ne Sssrse
dsy ofIsei the whole to bear interest on tie day
Of sale and to be secured to the satlsisoIon OF he
fthe term. Of sale are not Complied with within
the Eht r.,eii the property az The Tsk and
M; a. WAR; ru.,.
y7sosd. sRssEEN& M MfsLff sa' sScu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-09

The Steamer Damascus off Cape Race.
ST JOINS, July S-The steamer Damascus,
from Glasgow, with dates to the 18th ult., passed
Cape Race at O'Clock this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-09

ONE VERY NICE skyEN-OcYAVEsP our
" Round Corosr Piano Forte for 0ISS.-
Ssis ~ s.or mS5sh' Paynsn' for sale sttns
w, 9. NETZEROTr,LE
LA. = sals Aess9y tor e!sisNsy + teh's
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pAIENT OFFICE CBRIosITIEs-suids .,
ment Gardens, ct the atand in Patent Once; rare
Ants uAIian Books, 6oveTnment Books; Docu-
monts trrniehed; kallroca Reports; Military Re-
koItsi sgrnt Patent Once reports; Cheap Boofs
nrnlshea 20 Pedlsl; Military Trials military
.hoying over 800 miles: many fssussnd cSsSs
Books keooteet cheap rent. Large eales I0v
5 NV Sm' ALFRED HTNTER
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The Premium for Gold.

NEW YoRK, July Sold advanced to ~ per
cent premium, and in some cases still higher,
there being rumors Of an export duty, which Is
said by the Express to be improbable.
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aMUSAw Is.


GROVBR'S THEATRE.
Pa. avenue, near istf It .ud tns willard House.
L1oaAhs 6RovxR------------------- 49, Manager
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE, 81
Positively, of the present
lNC0MPARABLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON!
LAST NIGHTS
Of the
Eminent and Popular Comedian,
MIR. ID. HE'LL.
Reappssranoe for
ONE TIME ONLY
of tbs
Charming and BEAUTIFUL Actress,
Miss JENNIE PARKER.
LAST TINE THIS SEASON
ofthe
6reas Dickens Brourhsm Burton Popularity,
DOMBEY y SON,
DOMBEY 4 SON,
DOMBEY y SON,
D0MBEY y SON,
DOMBEY d SON,
DOMBEY SON,
WITH A NEW AND IMPROVED CAST,
Embracing the names of
AL l. TIL COM PANY,
and including
Mr.. SETCHELL
in his great
BHrtonian Character
CAPTAIN TILE.
Miss Jennie Parker ss-....... Edith GrsrTer
Mrt. g. c. 6ermon MrI. Skewton
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle 30 cents
EshIy Slrcle---------- -------------.< - centt
SroaestTs Caairr--------------7 rs cents
DSAcs---~- o.
Seats mag be secured st the Tnester dunnE the
day without extra charge.
Doors opon as7h O'Clock; 10 oommSnoe ats.
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By THOMAS BOWLING, AuonOnser.

By THOMAS BOWLING, AuorOneer.
Gsorgstotcn, ID c.
EXCELLENy AND NEARLY NEW
AusIioS.-i wlIl sell on fRfDkY MosNINd
next, July lltn 81 10 O'Clock, 81 the resIceuoe OF
stssc : snd .ss I'll
FurnituIs .hlcs has been but recently purchased.
Mshogsny sp-irg sea, chairs and Sofas
Ms 9 top Centre and o. ~ tables
BEDS. Bsdste. es .id Ms M.t tns,S e. ~
Msrble-top and other B1r,s
crOeksry and Glass Wars
Kitchen Requisi:es, se-riIerst 7, 80 "a.
Ind nany otIet srii, not enumera'e8
I'm pro.ement., gas. water, range, &C., for rent,
Terms cash. THOMAS DowI ms.
jysS untell AuctiOntsr.
By WALL a BARNARD, Auoroneers
MSND %$h HsI haTs on t s.S uy al.
q sSts street. Sss .sn N and 4. and IL fuHLiHi
Term. Hall o..S; balance in aud q mouths.
ONE NICE sEroND-HA sILBsRT
s.,nss. a:e s.S. s.S very st sS.ss, 9asssos
easy terms At the Music store OF tsNb
B, Sole Kssn. Of st;iSvs Ssr sos Pisl::..
nEATH, DEATH, LDEATH, TO RyAC4Rs,
- bbDBU6S, AN rs, &c.-Use Moore's Inseot
ResLoyef, warranted 20 De tfe3Tusi n used as
A lsrgs stock Of pure Medicines. Fans, Articles.
Iooth. Nall. and Hair Brushes. 40 at
MooRE,s West End Drur store,
MATING!
:I:::: w V. s.: y !! s.a.
100 So.en NssaIns,
For sac st the lowest cash prices.
49,. No. 80 Central Stores, opposite
Prim Center Market
THIs IL TO GIVE NOTICE TsAr THE
Court OF Waseington county, IN me Hisf1iss Of
Coumois, letters Of sdminiItFafion % the persoba
ss,ets o. John SNYDER, late Of Wash nT ton cyuE
sssns Se ssid dsce.se .s hsrssy e r Ssd
asscr6er or Sssrs ,Is ssss cay Of Jun. n SsI
ssa.s q NE s.id s.s.. Given sI spSs u1 IRON
me tsth day OF June. isea =
MATTHIAS SNYDER
N0lsvsw t-EE Administrator.
TOR sALE-A CART bay thorourh. bred "Nor-
/ ngn. year, Old, ina, gentle riding hose ISN
| seGzstomea 70 frins and musie-s speneldA-.A
EE,ysp s,sSis, K ;Hssi. Sssvsss ssS snd pr. FsrS
-
| N" o"a ChhsAfSRgHsN EvEaI
4 lsrre essorted lo< q summer DrcGS oOos iust
s s 49, ssd sslinr of Frsssy ssS9ess I'ss'
Il NN-H Sss s<vsrt Al "a shcxe "a a.
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COLUMBIA MARKER, .keI-ft
so,,si = rolnetors q his oe send, desroys Of
Sons ssr mite IN aid Of thots who have
fntpish the Hospitsls with Fresh III s:ts' Emo
" ~ :.si' s' 's.4 q iei : S MI
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T,R EArRRs AND MOWERS.
lfHAVE Just received an unexpscte1 sun.lv ~
Baoke-eye kEAPERs and MO.VsRs IA car
new supply parnes ting these Maobines -
/ ..sEs--.-l z-cgly n. BARTH0LOw.
. -aG c. aese 9Th STREET near Canal.
IUeh rs - p Weshiufton, ID. O.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA AVENUE, MAR Sixth ST.
THE COOLEST PLACE In TIE CITY.

A 'AN HALL,
" LOUISIANA AVENUE, MAR Sixth ST.
THE COULESP PLACE IN THE CITY.
The Managers rave he N induced, through the
ea;Ie.t Calculations of many patrons Of
the Is0ttTsuTJ, 10 re engage
TIL E 7 PIE 0MPANY
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER!
This IS positively the Last Week :,
They appear a. Froat Ss,eet Thskter, Bsl-.moTe,
on montaJ, JGlJh
TBE BEAUTIFUL
ZANFRETTA
In New Tight Rope Act and Spanish Dance,
MILE MARIETTA RdVEL,
The (. sclLa Ing Spanish Den,euse IN Ivo New
Dances. enntea 'Ds GrsIielT7 and 'Bolero"
MISS EVA BRENT
The charming Horgs'ress, in three New Ballads.
THE SEIGRTST BROTHERS,
The mos: astorlshins srformsrs N ths world, in
Rsv Fess OF Strength.
ALEXANDER ZhNFRETrd
Ina new Tight Rope Act and IN HE great Stlt Act.
MONS. VELARDE,
The best male dancer in the weird, IN . new Solo
Dance.
First Appearance of ths Ethiopian Comedian,
PoNEY SMITH.
Nev Ethiopian Acts
Last Weak of the Washing ION FsvorIte,
DICK PARKER.
Tc .nirht, the
RAVEL TROUPE
Will sPPear in tho isutl able Comic Psntonims
emitted
THE WEDDING FESTIVAL.
First time of liz Erodacllon in tnis ciy This
pantomlme vas ed for ninety consecutive
nights In New York 10 crowded houses.
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NEw sooDs-S CHI. s sSS ,S. a svp.
lsrfe sssorted lo< - Summer DreIs GoOos iust
{ees ~. 40 sslinE on grsaty rsSlese p ess
hp-H $50 Seventh O.. shove PsN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-09

1N VARIETIES!
HIS New place OF amusement 10 now open, and
has upon Its boards some of the beat performers 70
Miss ANNA WEST, the Charming g nrs.rers,
Mr.. WILLIAM WURRkLL, the Great Negro
DelInesuor aud dancer. Mr.. John ADAMS, the
wen inoun Banioist from Nibot, N, Y. Master
FENfS'N, the Amsrlo4n Jig Dancer.
The ORCHESTRA IL led by Mr.. GEORGE ARTH.
Cons and ses us. on Sin Oh street, two doors from
the Avenue. Admittance 10 GENTS. =
jyslw n. G. PORDY, Proprietor.
THE WASHINGTON ACADEMYor MUSIC,
No. 2s9 Penn. avenue, south aide, between
9th and 10Th ats kve.y evening FEEE CON
CERT Of the best classical and opsra music. er-
formed ~ eminent artists In their finest sty e 81 60
SElDELEk, lst prima don na singer, has been en-
delghtfdl songs, Duets, 40. The concert com
mence. at4 pm. daily. The best Of refreshments
q moderate prices Ofhcers always In atts ndAnos
Tor the preservation of order
jeN In HENRY AOsENTHAL, Prop'r
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, Nn. Yo,I
w aceHxs. between lsf and I'd sfs-The subscri-
Der respectfully informs the public thai he has re
opened the above pleasant retreat for this season.
ana that hereafter on every Monday and THURSDAY
a. > O'clock m: there win be band Of musIc in
6allery have been erected for the amusement Oh
visitors: Clubs and associations can have the use
He Pledges himself that he will use his Best en-.
deavors TO please eli VINO may honor him With their
presence. In 24-sms1 ERNST LOEFFLEE.
pAIENT OFFICE cURIOsITIEs-srid aide !,
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FOR sALE.A CART bay thorough, bred "MOr-
- tereyn sT4L1zl0N, about Is hands r.
socrstomed % firing and musio-s splendid ~
~ Ina lor cavalry ofloer. Apply. oet.een n .
s,.s:. : aas s:.s..s s.s m enc s sc s.,s
fero. jsEln-
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A NJ NJ MOTH Sill
by tire
Best COMPANY Of Arti:fS IN tks World!
II To night, Neg Songs, New Dances, New
iMMENsE COMPANY.
Admission Is cents; Orch estra Chairs 81 cents.
Doors open ., M perfor nance 81 sk O'CLOCK.
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GROWERS THEATRE.
Pa. avenue, near istf st. snd tns willard House.
.IoHAIp GRovxR- - Msnassr
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FROsI FORTRRss MONROE.

FoRT MoSROE, July p.
The Union prisoners who arrived at Fort
Monroe yesterday on the Kennebee. were
from Richmond, and will all remain in the
hospitals at or near this place for the pres
emit There were about 200 Of them. and
most Of them were doing well. They say
they were very well treated by the rebels
while in prison, only they were kept close
ly confined and their food was bad, but this
was not SO much from design as necessity.
They say our. surgeons at Richmond acted
nobly and in q self-sacrifcing spirit tow
ards oursick and wounded prisoners, going
wherever they were sont, and remaining
with them while in prison, taking the best
care of them both night and day,
Mon troops are almost daily arriving
here, making q very short stay, and then
passing upthe James river to join General
McClellans OF Gen. Burnside's division.
The weather continues cool and the sick
are rapidly reeoTering. Many are now
cOuValescent adj.
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FROM POPE,s COlTlTAND.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF V1RoIy1A,

A@--AN Sf@-@ tA=Aso AMI VI NAhQANIA,
.O=4.vl.. lM M HSfanron, T5lcr9dtt,, OF = =.
X cavalry expedition sent out by Gen.
King on the 22d from fredericksburg, re-
turned last evening. Early yesterday
morning they met and defeated . Confed-
crate cavalry company about 100 strong,
stationed near Carmel Church, on the tel
egraph road from fredericksburg to Rich
mond, burnt their camp and six cars load
ed with corn and provisions, and broke up
the telegraph to Gordonsviile.
An hour later a large body Of Stewart $
cavalry came up to attack them, and these
too, were defeated, and driven across the
North Anna river, and pursued till with
in sight of Hanover Junction. Several
prisoners, large number Of horses, and
many arms were brought back. A march
of 70 miles and the encounter and defeat
of two bodies of cavalry were accomplished
in 29 hours, and without the loss Of man.
have not received the names of the
commanding officers and troops who have
thus distinguished themselves, but will
transmit them to you as soon as particu.
lars are received.
The damage done to the Virginia Cen
tral Railroad by the expedition of the 18th
has not yet been repaired.
[signed] JOHN POPE,
Major General Commanding.
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REPORTED CABINET DIFFT-
GBLTIES.a
REBEL HOSTAGES TAKEN AT
FREDERICKSBURG.
THIS MORNINGS REPORT.
FRO1T WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, July q

84sHISGToS, July 2S-
Times's special:
Adjutant General Russell. OF Pennsvf-
Eania, had an interview With the President
and Secretary of War touching the proela-
nation Of the Governor accepting trooDs
for nine and twelve months. Gen Russell
urges that under this order recruiting
would be more suecessfdl in PennsylEania
than for longer period An order will
be made tomorrow by Secretary Stanton
I on the subject
The reported intelligence from Warren
ton and the capture Of two of our cavalry
companies gives some rise to speculation
on affairs in that region.
for the field. ~ crrr ana -
Ex-senator Upham, Of New York, has
been appointed Judge under the Slave
Trade Treaty, 70 represent this Governments
at Cape OF Good Hope. He proceeds at
once to the Cape. 70 s-eaI { ~
Tribune's special;
Maj.-Gen Cassuis NJ Clay is expected
home within week.
The question of fassigningneIy commands
to Gems Fremont and Jim. Lane. is under
consideration.
:. The army on the James river is, accord
ing to authoritative advioes from the PENN
sula, safe against attack from any quarter.
Herald's dispatch:
Rebel sympathizers In Baltimore. who
are presumed 70 be well posted. sRy Stone
wall Jackson, with moderate force. is to
De sent to the valley Of the Shenandoah to
keep Pope occupied there. 7----
small force under Magr1ider. is TO push
down to threaten Newport. News, and pre-
vent the removal Of troops from that point
and about $4,000 men are to be pushed TO
while the whole Of tho Essa II sy-a1 at
Richmond is marched rapidly on Wash
cngtQn. ..-------.r 49,
Col. Phelps, the newly appointed Gov
ernor Of Arkansas, left this city to-day.
The Herald says the telegraph adTices
which we publish this morning from Wash
ington throw food of light upon the late
ministerial and military consultations in
that quarter, and especially upon the or
der Of the 22d from the War Department,
defining the enforcement OF the Conhsea-
tion act e
II thus appears that between the Repub-
licahs Radicals and Conservatives the Cabi-
net has been upon the verge of a complete
dissolution; that Mr.. Seward had made
up his mind to resign his position if his
eoneiliatory and magnanimous counsels
were to be superseded by the violent mea-
sures demanded by our Abolition fanatics
that his retirement would have led TO an
entire reconstruction OF the Cabinet, and
that to avoid such embarassments at this
crisis, and especially to retain the invAlu-
able services Of Mr.. Seward in the State
Department, the President has resolved to
harmonic as far as possible the execution
Of the Confscation and Militia acts with
the Conservative war policy which thus
far has marked every act, message, order,
or proclamation Of his. q
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THIS AFTERNOONS REPORT.
FROM POPE,s COMMAND.

NEW YORK, July p.
Special to N. Y. Herald; Wot
FREDERICKSBURG, July 2S.-Pursuaatt tc
an order Of Gen. Pope, Capt. Chandler, Of
Gen. Kings staff, arrested last night q
number OF influential citizens Of Freder-
icksburg, to be held as hostages for the re-
lease Of certain Union men carried Of by
the rebels last spring. The parties we're
taken from their beds late at night and
sent to Washington. -7d
There is large number of individuals
visiting their families here on furloughs
from the rebel army, and pluns are being
arranged for their capture tonight. -r14
Day before yesterday the Third Indiana
Cavalry met the enemy several miles from
here on the Richmond Road, leaving one
killed and six prisoners.
Two companies Of The Brooklyn Four
Ieenth, and q squadron of the Harris
Light Cavalry, are in pursuit Of the en-
emy.
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NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES


NEW YoRK, July %.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th has
the following: -..
Reports continue to reach US of the
movements Of the enemy in the vicinity Of
the Rapidan. Il was stated yesterday that
several regiments Of infantry and squad
ron of cavalry were on this side Of the
river It was thought probable that an at
tempt would be made to keep communica-
ton open with the main body Of the Union
army, by means Of q bridge at point some
distance from the railroad station.
Our latest reports from fredericksburg
indicate Union stampede from that quar-
ter. As early as Thursday a decided un-
.easiness was manifested among the invad-
ers there, and preparations we're in pro-
gress for q speedy exit. An unusual num-
Der Of vessels have asoended the Rsppa-
hammock, and other means Of transporta-
ton were being used in removing the vast
amount Of stores, that 1t IS understood, are
accumulated at that place. Itis not un-
1 likely the stores are being removed under
the apprehension that our forces design an
attack upon that point. fa
From developments which reach US Of the
i HANNEA4HnNa HN--a NeAAAIy Va a -AAAstl EAAN
along the line Of the RappahRnnock, we
are warranted in believing there is evident
fear, in the Federal Capitol, that there is to
be a change Of policy in the future conduct
Of the war; ~
The Enquirer says 10 assault Mcclellan
in his present position, or to invade Mary
land, or to advance against Washington
direct, or whatever other campaign the fu.
ture may develops, we know that our army
rested and recruited in numbers and
spiritsAwiifbe be ready to foiIOR their leader
wherever he may lead.
4 A vigorous prosecutions Of our present
success we know 70 be the design and pur-
pose Of our authorities, and the ignorance
that exists in thepublic mind as to where
the campaign will point, We consider one
Of the best indications Of success, d
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= a dispatch purPorts 70 give the rebel
-. plsus of the coming eanpsIsns. stonewali
Jaoksea VII push inte the Shenandoah
VALLEY to keep Gem Pops occupied. Ma
+. gruder viii menace Newport News from
the south bank Of the James river, % keep
:, Burnslde's forces there. A column offs 600
nen vii pass to the rear Of Gen. n.AioCleIlau
soand gain position upon the north Of the
James below him thus giving him enough
tode there 70 keep his lines Of Gem nuni-
cation open to Fortress Monroe and wash
fg ilgton, while the main body Of the rebel
srmy, at Richmond, viii striks for Wash
ington BY way Of GordonsYiIle and Frsaz
erieksbuFg The plan Is comprehensive
and not improbable, and it will behoove
- our government to play q sure hand 10 de-
feat It. But If Gen. Pope has men snonEh
"a given himtooarry out his plans, we have
eo02denee that be viii frustrute the rebel
scheme. 4 win take more than "a small
force under johnson to keep Pope Occu-
pied orto stop his advanceu upon Richmond.
The other rebel divisions may stand some
more chance 0f being successful. There
Is no doubt but that MoClellan's position
nay be made dangerous one If the. rebels
can establish themselves in any considers
bic force below him. Already Il Is unsafe
. for transports and mail boats to pass
up river,an ere long each may require
thslcopToy Of q gunb0at,to ensure her
sgainst capture or destruction. 4
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RXPLOsION.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July "A. .
At six o'clock yesterday afternoon five
buildings used in the manufacture Of gum
powder, at HaEardsville, Conn, were des-
trOyed by explosion. Seven Of the work.
men and one teamster were instantly kill
ed. Severe damage was done to buildings
IN the village by the tremendous jar.
The explosion was felt over distance Of
forty miles. @ a
The loss Of powder and property is not
so serious as tr interfere with the regular
business of the Company, which has rs
buildings left untouched, including dupli-
Gates Of those destroyed.
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FRO1I NEW on LEANS.
E0ryl Tapfri T,,Iv %

The steamer Fulton, from New Orleans
the 18th, arrived bore Tonight. She has
100 hhds. Of sugar as cargo. She also
brings the body Of Lieut.. DeKay.
Among the passengers are Gen. shepley,
Col. CaFfineaus, Capt. Nelson, Lieut.. Cor
win, Capt Gould, Lieut.. Briggs, Lieut.. Ab-
pleion, Lieut.. Hayes, Capt Palmer, and
469 sick and discharged soldiers from But
ler's divieiou. fL I'll.
Private Il. L. Miller, Co. I, 9Th N. H.,
died I6lh; ID. SAWYER, Co &, 4lh Maine,
died 18th and drummer Edwin Ailgore,
died 2sd, all buried at sea. g %
Es# otIssns pspers Th6R tie city to Be
unusually h4alihs sps ssiPt I9s53z a ''sff az
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PRnnI nAIlrTnInRR.

BALTIMORE, July 23
At the City Council this P. NJ the com.
mittee Of conference again reported the
resolution rejected yesterday by the second
branch, making appropriation for bounty
to volunteers, when the secessionists in the
second branch again rejected il. There
was a considerable crowd and much excite
ment. Several members were assaulted on
leaving the chamber.
A large force Of policemen was present
who protected the obnoxious members 70
their houses, But for this they would have
been roughly handled. A large police force
Is now protecting their houses.
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Tbe &C. b y ednssday saya

4le HhAeLla o. y e4Lles4AJ says
We started out to tell what might havst
be1n last night, The military authorities
hhd sumeient reason to apprehend q raid
upon The city, to justify precautionar.f
ueesurss. 4 was suspected that force
might be landed here or at COvington at
midnight7 and taking the people by sur
prise succeed in committing depredatiOns.
At 8 o'clock the military companies, about
.FEf fhecEta tauiz6lion of which fhe citizens tale
20 little interest, we're ordered 10 their AZ
mories,and 10 hold themselves In readiness
,a55 daty. They were held until it was as
eeftai1ed athera was no danger. A rad
such as that apprehsnded is possible, aad
unless " e ~ spare Tor szel q thing - Eare
than pre- es Henight have had reg
--rlar seaff last hi--t g Doubt tess would
OF sRTsL Laa s1e, f,il fdl tH1 3 5f ul9-
ssf y cltl afas flrs 6ggiilisaEg azgani-
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