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spirit Of the Hicrning Press.

The fHisiligsrosv hopes ttat all vacancies now
v1isting In our armies by the resignation Of OH
GERS will be allied by The Governors Of the States
fer as practicable, from the ranks selecting for
promotion the officers and privates who have
given evidence Of mcri;crious conduct In the
6eld.
The RspRblicnH, noticing the charges preferred
6y Colonel Norton against General Mitchell, says ::
They are not only frivolous, but bear upon
their face the I'm press Of malice and will Consgn
colonel Norton TO that disgrace which his con-
duct In this stfSir justly merits To those who
are unarqualnted with this matter, II may afford
some light 10 state that General Michel is a strict
dlsCiplinarian, and ihat some time ago be arrested
Merton for discbs d eHCe of orders aud that this
gave offense TO the Colonel, who is now making
these petty efforts 10 revenge himself -"
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IL DR.. Dignowitty, Of San Antonio, Texas,
has been In Washington for some time endeaver-
Ing to interest the Government in behalf OF the
Union population Of Texas. There is prospect
that his efforts may soon be crowned with success,
and that force will be sent to that State under
the command Of some general who will be Sits
factory to the Germans. DR.. Dignowitty states
that there are thirty thousand Germans who are
now wandering in Mexico, having escaped the
tyranny ofthe ''SoutheTn Confederscy" in Texas.
D:. d. Is q very intelligent and reliable German,
aud was one CT the leading men in San Antonio.
lie says tina: The Germans in Texas are, almost to
4 man, In favor Of the Union, which they are
willing TO fight for II they can have An oppoftu-
m
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FlsANcIAL-New York papers Of last evening
report continued heaviness In Government se
CuTlties. The sales early In the day were at a
decline OF per cent. on the quotations of yester.
aay, and since the board still lower prices ire es
tbushcd Under pressure to sell, ~ was ac-
oepted for the On Of 1851, and 1OI for 30 Treas
urY notes Al the reduction, however, there is a
better inquiry. For per cent certificates of
inde tedness " 10 bid. We quote ~. T. 6's
% = as ISoe, 81; U. ). 6's 1865, coupon ! 95
U. SIS 1865, (coupon,l 90; U. :. SIS 1874, (cou'
FonD e6S; q. = SIS 1871, (registered) Sc; u :. 5,s
is'l icoupon,l 81 U. s. 90 1881, lreg stered) 9s;
.sIEe' 73Oi lOlk; Trea~uy notes, 80, small ,
I"l oregon war loan, half-yearly, 81; One year
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A GRAVE MISTAKE

1t seems by the newspap ers that Gov. Curtin, Of
Pennsylvania, has undertaken to accept nine and
twelve months volunteers, doubtless under the
Misrepresentation that he has obtained warrant to
do so from the War Department. AS there is
neither law nor regulation for the acceptance OF
volunteers otherwise than for three years or the
war, none who propose to volunteer under Gov
Curtin's nine and twelve months call, can be
mustered into the service Of the United States.
We fear the result will be to embarrass and delay
the recruiting of Pennsylvania quota OF the
800 600 last called for. 1t behooves Governor c.
and all patriotic men Of influence In that State,
therefore, at once to bestir themselves with re-
doubled energy, to counteract the effect Of the
coHtJetsDDS
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HOW RECRUITING PROGRESSES

The patriotic members Of Congress who went
home to raise troops, in response to the Presi-
dents call, are doing their duty well. Hon. Mr..
Diven, of New York, reports that the entire quota
Of the two counties Of Chsmung and Schuyler, In
his District, is now raised. These counties and
their Representatives are entitled to the credit Of
being frst In the field Who will be next
twill be recollected that Messrs Diven and
Van Valkenburghs mission home has been the
subject Of abolition newspaper and congressional
ridicule. The country will Judge, from the fact
we briefly state 1bove, how much more valuable
are their services to their country, In the present
crisis, than those who seek to vary their inter-
mnable howl over the beloved colored brot her
by uttering inuendoes against those gentlemen.
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DISMISSED FROM THE sERvIcE

The following officers have been dismissed
from the service (army) in the course Of the past
week: Chaplain Lebon C. Cheney, 4tb Ohio
Volunteer Cavalry; Surgeon J. N. Bates, 18th
Massachusetts, Volunteers Capt Jos. J. Vaughn,
company b, lO6th Regiment Pennsylvania Vol
unteersi Capt. Elijah Hobart, company b, 93d
New York Volunteers; Lieut.. A. z. Hall, 18th
Massachusetts, Volunteers Lieut. Hamilton Lit.
tleheid, eist New York Volunteers; Lieut. Peter
Hsgan, company l, fist Pennsylvania Volun-
teersi Capt. Emile Won Sothen, 9th Pennsylvania
Reserve Corps
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The Dash en- the Virginia Central r cad

The brilliant movement upon the Virginia
Central railroad at Beaver Dam, was executed
by Col. Mansfield Davies. Of the Harris Light
Cavalry, with $40 men of his command
They left Fredericksburg at seven O'Clock on
saturday evening, marched forty miles in the
the Beaver Dam station, which il forty miles
from Richmond on the Virginia Central To do
this they Were obliged to 90 fifteen miles within
the enemy's lines, and twenty-five miles beyond
ricksburg.
In order to secure their retreat, two 60 uadrons
We're detached to guard the bridge over the
NORM Anna river, several miles from the rail.
road, and other squadrons were detailed to guard
and watch several roads. Only about 40 men
under Col. Davies, reached the railroad station
where they Were entirely unexpected. They
captured Capt. } l.. Mosely, Of Virginia, an aid
Of Gen. stuart's, who was waiting for The cars.
he had upon his person a letter from GEN, John.
ston recommending him to that ofacer. and
recommending that oficer to study Napoieon's
maxims. From Its contents 1t appeared that Gen.
Stuart was at Atlee's Station, Mae miles from
Richmond, and that Gen. StonewalI Jackson
was between Charlottesville and Staunton.
Col. Davies destroyed the railroad and telegraph
lines for four or i've miles, and the station con-
taining ammunition, -four, and other valuable
property, the water tanks, and large quantity Of
cordwood, In the course Of the hour which re-
NAMED before the train from Richmond, which
had on board brigade Of troops going to rein
force Jackson, was due.
The railroad was rendered useless by the fell
ing atequenf intervals, Of trees across the track
and by tearing up some Of the rails
The retreat was executed In the DAYTIME on
Sunday with as much skill as the advance A
battalion OF cavalry and regiment OF infantry
pursued for long distance, but gave up the chase
There Were Is 900 armed rebels at Louisa Court
House to the left, and a considerable force at
bowling Green TO the right. Amer riding eighty
miles In thirty hours the command returned In ex-
cellent condition, with not horse or man per.
manentiy the worse for the journey
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LIST OF OFFICERS AT THE WASHING
TON NAVY YARD.

AS several errors have appeared in the list Of
officers of the yard published lately, we have
procured the following corrected one:
Commander John A. Dahlgren, commandant
Lieut.. J. c. P. de Kraft, executive officer; Lieut.
VIM. Mitchell, executive officer ordinances Lieut.
Danson Phenix, ordnance department.; Lieut.. r.
s. MAY, do; c. d. Mitchell, surgeon; Frank s.
Du Bots, assistant do c. c. Upham, paymaster
C. V. Morris, master Of yard; 8. G. Cook, acting
MASTER }. Chaplain, gunner and pyrotechnist
Ii. VI Soury, carpenter, U. 8. N H. w. Frank
land, sailmaker, U. s. N; Geo. Wilmuth, boat.
swain, U. S..N.; John Cullerton, acting masters
mate; J. t. Doughty, major commanding ma
rinesi Samuel Adams, lieut.. do; VIM. P. 8.
Sanger, civil engineer; George N. BeaII, naval
storekeeper; Samuel Cross, clerk Of yard; D.
McComb, COMMANDMENTS clerk; Frank Barry,
Paymaster's clerk; Chas. E. Tracey, paymaster' .
steward.
Capt. Dahlgren will assume the duties Of chief
OF the new ordnance bureau az soon as his success
sor reports for duty.
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Union AND SsCEsH PRISONERS 1T Is under
consideration, By the authorities here, t, be more
strict In future in regard to allowing Rebel pris-
OneTs TO be released upon taking the oath OF allie
glance. 30 many have abused this privilege,
seeming TO have little regard for the obligations
Of an oath, that the Government has concluded
=" be less lsnient In future. IT Is said that while
Union prisoners are treated In the South with the
most Tigid severity, the Rebels who fall into our
hands, whether taken IN arms or State prisoners
are treated with leniency that rather encour-
ages treason aud secession sympathy.
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War Meeting In Detroit.

DETROIT, July 23.-An Immense mass meeting
was held this afternoon in Campus Martlus 10
aid the enlistment under the recent call for troops
The stores and fscto les were generally closed
throughout the CITY
Resolutions were passed requesting the CITY
Councils to pay bounty of $50 to each unmarried
and 500 to each msrried man, enlisting In
regiment to he raised by this city. Liberal pri-
vate donations In addition were offered. great
unanimity of feeling prevailed.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Gsvernsr Curtin going West-Patrfstic Re-
spenee from Phsepixville
HARRlsBuRe, July 22.-Governor Curtin leaves
here tonight for Western Pennsylvania, there to
remain until Tie latter part Of the week The fol-
lowing dispatch was received here 10 day:
To HIS ExceileDcy, A. 6. CURTIN
PbPnixv1lle responds TO your proclamation
Her citizens have subscribed and are ready 10 nav
as large bounty to each volunteer enlistnp In the
borough, as may be paid by any city, borough or
township in the State to the full number assigned
under your apportionment, her quota.
PHRNlxvlLLR, July -.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
CLOTHING FOR SICK AND WOUNDED.

CLOTHING FOR SICK AND WOUNDED.
War DEPARTMENT, LdjHtant Generals Ofes,)
Washington, July, 1852. 5
General Order No
The following order is published for the infor-
nation Of the army:
Oy5sr iHrsSpeet TO clothing for sick and tcoESdsd
Congress, approved 1erh July, 1862:
joint resolution authorizing the Secretary Of War
TO furnish extra clothing to sick, wounded and
other soldiers.
RsSoIred by the Senate and House of Rspressn-
tafirss Of the United States Of America in Con
srssS assembled, That the Secretary Of War be
authorized to furnish extra clothing to all sick,
wounded and other soldiers who may have lost
the same by casualties OF war, under such rules
and regulations as the Department may prescribe
during the existence OF the present rebellion.
In pursuance Of the foregoing resolution, It Is
ordered that the Quartermaster's Department
shall Issue, upon the requisition Of the medical
officer in charge of any hospital or depot OF sick
aud wounded soldiers, such regulation clothing,
necessary to their health and comfort, as may be
requisite to replace that lost by them by the cas-
ualties Of war. The necessity Of the issue to be
certified by the surgeon, and the rsquisition to be
approved by the medical director or medical In.
and not charged to the soldier.
The Quartermsster General will cause blank
acquisitions to be furnished to the officers Of the
various hospitals upon their application.
E. M STANTON Secretary of War
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ORDNANCE oEFICE;

w Us ~
WaShtHsfoH. Jslp 10, 1861.
PROP osALs viii b, received by this Deyar men,
vsTy The following AIssnsis OF 1nisn. 11e 40
coutre nents, Is hereinafter specified:
At tbs Wat:rtsUn arsenal, Watsrtopn,
Mass.
e zoe sets Infantry aoco gtrements. cslibre
$50" Sc.
1t III, Watvukist arsenal, West Troy
lsS SSS sets Infantry aoOou.rsments, eslibre g.
1T tho NeU York Arsenal, Goreynoy,,
Island, ". Y.
is'SS S sets Infantry aOoOgtrement'. oslibrs g.
1t tbs Allegheny Arsenal, Ptttsbureh, Pa,
$50 SS sets inf.ntiJ aOoestremsnts. caibrs g.
At tho Fronkfora arsenal, BridesBure, Pa
49, S sets inisntfy socortrement', os,ibre .ss.
1t hs Sc. Louis Arsenal, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
%, go Sc" Infantry aooogsremsnss. ca!ibrs g
These socou,rsmeuts ara to be- mad. in ,,r,o,
conformity With the regulation ps.tsrns ssmp i e.
Of winch oan DO examined st any Of the above
a se1. 'ts Be
oeiyed for the Goyernment-none to be accepted or
e s s1 sss on
20 pc the best OAK tanned. The shoulder belt win
De lnolodoQ In the set, -
Deliveries must be made In lots Of not less than
1ooo ssts per vesk, for al oontr acts Of 10 900 or
UNDER snd not les, Than 2, co sets per week on al
the contract Failure to deliver 81 spec & Cd tins
Will SUB cot the coHtrActor to forfeiture of IRE
ments INST b boxed in tho CUSTOMARY msnner: m q
boxes 70 Be charged st cost, TO be deiermined by
BIDDER xtlI STATE explicitly. the time, smeuns
ene pieoe OF eeeh delivery
@ enter into bonds, with proper surstss, Tor its
The Department reserves to itssfths right 10 re-
Proposals. will be addressed 70 seen. J. w. RIP
eri i Caiei OF OfdnSnce, Washington. ID. C.. aud
uements." las w Mo,
u Ss-eotAags Brig. Gen., Chief OF Ordnance.
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MILITARY ORDERS

Captain Theodore Miller. Assistant Adjutant
duty 10 Brig adler General Hartsufi; Captain Mar.
Gus j. PARROT, Assistant Adju'ant General of
Volunteers. is ordered to report for duty to Ma
jor General Hunter; Captain Lawrence, Assistant
port for duty to Brigadier General r. b. Mitch
ell; Captain A. Piper, Third Artillery, 10 order
ed to report to Msjor General Pope for duty In the
Army OF Virginia. Brigadier General B s. Rob-
erts has been ordered to report for duty TO Major
General Pore
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IMPORTANT EXECUTIVE ORDER.

An July e, 1904,
ORDERED-FuSt. That military Commander
within the States OF Virginia, south Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisi.
ana, Texas, and Arkansas, In an orderly manner,
seiLe and use any property, real or personal,
wh1c may be necessary or convenient for their
several commands, a. supplies or for other mill
tary purposes; and that, while property NAV be
DESTROYED Tor proper military objects, none shall
be destroyed in wsntonness or malice
Seeoad. That military and naval commanders
sball employ as laboreTs, within and from said
States, so many persons Of African descent as can
De advantageously used for military or naval Dur.
poses, giving them reasonable wages for their
labor.
Tird That, as to both property and persons
VI african descent, accounts shall be kept, SUN.
clently accurate and in detail to show ia ntites
ana amo lnts, and from whom both PROPERTY and
such persons as shall have come as a basis upon
which compensation can be made In proper cases
And the several Departments Of this Govern.
nent shall attend to and perform their appropri-
ate parts towards the execution Of these orders
BY order Of the President:
EDWIN Nj. STANTON, Secretary Of wsy
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FOBI GORGEs IN PoRrLIxp H.RsoR -There
are 2OO hundred men now 1T work on For. Gurgss
In eur haroor. The foundations of the fort an we
earn lfou the Advertiser, are completed to the
Ee;gh!pf n feet ab5ve the LEDGE and Ave n, siS
feet above high water, and the frst tier of case.
mates is now Ia course Of construction. The
wall 10 seven feet thick, Of solid granite and then
story above with baTbsIte, so that the fort When
completed will mount seventy guns-POrtlasd
T-oHSeipf.
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OFFICE u. 9. PENITENTIARY.
" WlsHIEGrnN. ID. c. Inlx %

OFFICE US pENlTENTItRY.
sIiInD psofDs AIS wi, b Isceyed at this oo.
GSsias s.: Ga,'d s..':s fsS a9s
ter Sic Leather, weight from is TO q ib..
1000 feet Of ost-,ann.d Wax leather. from
Slaughter hides, veil hnthed: Five sdos OF
that will work ITSELF ard make q rood
5000 No. bass Broom Handles.
$50 lbs. Tin Wire. best quality.
$40 lbs; Broom TvIne, best quality, assorted
Tho above quantity to be delivered monthly.
500 yards of striped Con, stripe, to be ofi,b,
"ids' cotton vaIR i and WOODEN filing
Loco S:,dG; Of cotton sslsd shTHs. g; ' 1.Td:
The above cloth To be heavy ser,icesbIs article
Also
- bushel Potatoes
bushel small white Beans
500 lbs. Shoulders
10 lbs. Coffee
200 lbs. Soap
Ss sss.IIons y Mois..e,
900 lbs Rico
Is lbs Pepper.
The above groceries TO be furnished the LIST of
each month. NV VI
Also
lso lbs. Of fresh Bsef, without lone, per day. for
four days in each week.
l6O lbs, OF corned Beef, without bone, one dsy in
sek' AI,o
loo tons white ash egg Coal, to be- de, iyered in
the month of September, "
gallon, In glass lar. ~ -
Rice, Sosp. Coffee, and Sugar must b. 6 lbs,
samples. '
All the above articles will vary in quantity, A
the consumption OF the Peniteutlary may re a uire
All bills will be paid in 50 to 90 days from the
time Of the delivery of the goods, If furnished 40
cofdips 20 agreement; If not, all moneys which
may be due will be forfeited.
Proposals. will be addressed to III l. KIrg. War
den, Washingto D. c." and endorsed ebrono
sails" EINGoP
jy % tAus< warden.
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~ CO. K. ATTENTION AN adjourned
lQ meeting OF Company X. "a Regt ID, C.
Militia, will be held in the hall of the
Hook and adder COMPANY, on Massaohufetts
avenue, between 9Th and 9Th sts., on wEDNES-
DAY EVENING, at 9 O'CLOCK. A punotual at
tendance OF every member Ia earnestly requested,
as the election Of officers 10 to be held.
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III The active movement OF produce CONTINUES
from the West, without diminution. The earn
ings Of the Grand Trunk Railroad for the week
- SO on the same period last year. The earn
lLEs az The Galena and Chicago road for the
D." - week IN July were s54.547, a gain Of
- "a Ga the corresponding week in 1881. The
ala, iS3.
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u. =. SMALL NOTBs-Workme are now en-
gagad In arranging necessary machinery in the
Treasury Building fer printing the recently au-
thorizsd United States notes. On inquiry 1t is
ascertained that those below the denomin atoms
Of IS III be issued in about three weeks.
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PERSONAL Maj Gen Halleck, U. S A; Gen.
Cullum- Col Kelton and Lieut.. Throc kmorton,
Of his stat; Gen James Cooper, Gen. H NJ. Nag
Ice, and J. McKibben and Fhurlow Weed OF
New York, are at Wizards.
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MURFREEsBORO,. TENN

The Federal forces reoccupied Murfreesboro',
Tenn, on the 18th inst VIM. Pugh, the Union
postmaster there, who was seized by the guerilla
Forrest, and carried Of with the avowed purpose
OF hanging him, was subsequently released, and
has returned TO the discharge Of his duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-23

The NEw TARrFF .-The Treasury Department
- arranging the details for carrying the new tariff
acti operation. A general circular on the sub
Jet viii be issued about the LIST Of August
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From California .

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-Arrived steamer So
nora from Panama, July 10th, arrived barque
Emerald, from New Bedford. Exchange on New
York IL per cent. discount. Sugar and tobacco
improving. The market Is generally Arm, with
q light speculative tendency.
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REAPPOINTMENT OF GEN. MARCY

The President yesterday reappointed General
Marcy TO the position Of Chief OF the Staff sf Cen
Mcclellan. the Senate having left his former an.
Pointment unconfrmed on personal grounds. de
had an interview yesterday with the Presid ent
and the Secretary Of War, and returned yester.
day afternoon, via Baltimore, to the James river.
with important dispatches to General Mcclellan
The numerous friends Of Gen. Marcy viii be glad
he Is In the best spirits and confident Of the sue.
cess OF our arms
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A CONSULTATION.

This forenoon, the President, Secretary Of War
ana Major General Halleck, were long In con-
sultation, at the War Department For portion
Of the time, Generals Pope and Burnside were
with them.
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IL From Shillineton's bookstore, corner Of
Four-and-a-haf street aud Pennsylvania avenue,
we have the " Continental Monthly'' for August
with rich budget Of contents
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FUTURE DAYS.

By w. L WALL n CO., Auotioneers.
sucoessoB 20 WALL 4 BARNARp-
SoHtt cOTHsr P6HH CREME AID ETA street.
hNE DOUBLE AND ONE SINGLE CAR
" RIAeI AT AUCTIoN.-WIll be sold. IN fropt OF
the Auction RVOms, on SATURDAY MORN
Vi, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock
One double CarTis %, built by Watson, Of Phiis-
delphis, but little used, and oost orig inslly ssp.
would be very suitable as q haof,
One SINGLE Carriage, trimmed with green cloth.
rides very easy, and suitable for O private
family.
Terms oash.
~ q Rep w. l. WALL & CO., Auota
MARSHAL'S SALE OF yBssELs-By vir-
iNI tue Of DEGREES Of tie District Court Of the
Uhlttd States, for the District of Colu bts viii
sell, a. pubic gale. for osth, 1t the Washington
NAVY \ ard, IN said District, on TUESDAY, the
18th day of July 1852, lHm noing 81 II 90 oct q.
M, the fol loslng named vessels, their tsoEe, sP-
Iarel and furniture, viz:
Schooner Nv. ]. Capron,"
Do "Direotor,S
Do american Coaster"
WARD n. LAMoN,
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LEAVE OE ARSENCE

II Is understood that Captain Gibson has oh.
tanned leave of absence until further orders to
command regiment Of volunteer artillery from
Pennsylvania, and that Mojor Burton will relieve
him In command Of Fort Delaware.
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IL We have received from the publishers the
April number Of Halls excellent "Journal of
Health -
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III Here Is one Of the Isolated facts that betrav
the terrible slaughter made In the rebel army
during the late battles before Richmond "a
slaughter that Je6. Davis 10 concealinr with the
utmost care. The !fh Tennessee regiment, says
men On the morning Of the 18th fsaturday)
only 20 remained unhurt; at evening not one
could be mustered for service IL the truth Ia ever
OF the rebels has no parallel In the history of war
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GIN HALLECK IN WASHINGTON.
Mi Zen nalleck am we'd Last evening accorn

m'J zen halleck arrived last evening, accom-.
pdhIsc c2 zen Crl ON and Col. Kelton. There
are At .sast Dc zen Generels new I'm Wsahinoton
including Mai Gen. Burnside. They are not mere
on mere visit Of recreation.