The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-07
TcIcgraohcd to the Rock Island DAILY Argus.


Tccpfaphcd to the Rock Island DAILY Argus.
u,r,rr,,y,s Ur,por,RrsR,. june e.
~. ' ,',,.,,,, ;u., ;n ro'Irt TO-, Loo J,h,.
: .',i,,Iy 4 mo-, monthly wounded in ,ho
su' ,,;',nio Iau dnr;,, ,hn lotn L,,.
r.. C., q ~ Smi,h r,,y commands
other information corroborates this; also
that thc rebel los. is estimated at 10000
lillnd wounded and MISSING.
Y, material change occurred in the enc
mv,s rosition. 4 contraband who left Rich
,,1nI Yesterday. SAYS the city il in n terrible
state Of confusion, No troops in the city ex-
cr,t those doing guard duty. No signs Of
evacuation. Everything shows an intention
10 make "A determined resistance.
The house tops ia Richmond were covered
an sunday with people, expecting to see our
irons driven INTO the Chicknhomjnv. bur
,,I,on tbrv s,s the rebcl. run the Greatest
cnn.tcrnatjon prevailed.
l. !. rurnnrcd thar Mogrudrr I'm, become
d;.,ns,nJ and intends ro.irninr
Lr,rnoti"n has Lren received thnt there
,rn ma rebel tro,n, hatwern the Eaupahan
80 a,d ,ho arny ~ tbn potnmo,
d. ~ ,-u,o co,,e IN to-day Tram Gen
,,,,',' t;n'.rr ,I'e Lndi.. IL Con PAN.
('.,lz hiyls I.lphtt.1r Lame and Brit
80, ,,'o.a.,,,,'',1cJ >, I,vo Innn tillnd
y, ,La lara Lat,,c
:" 81 n,,,;. tho ,,ly oro k;II,l Ii,bt.
c,,, nnL Inr, "rc urisoner., and Britton and
po,,;,,r,,, ,y,.rc wounded pnyis,s LoJv viii
he returned
Tio,,, 5;sro,,h
W,.u,yaT,>. lime G,-Ii. now ascertain.
ed thar our loss in killed and wounded at the
battle of Fair Oak was much larger that 1T
first stated. twill probably reach 1000.
correspondent oi the Newark Advertiser
On board the |. ). steamer Augusta, OIL Char
Ie','n .n1S ","' ''y ;', ,'". ',''''
81 nr his niaro, which !. on it. wny north.
,.,rI
mo novs hrre il mite iunGrtnnt Our
ornl,,t. arc within four miles Of Charleston
/ Iy ,.ov of stone Inlet and wa nil exnect
,,yon ~ attack il
Tho Trihuuc ,diturinlly saws: We learn
,h,r.,,,b - ,,rivotn channel IN which we con.
fdc lint , he uui.ui,ts Of Texas will so,u be
bo,rJ fran
We understand that their Advancement.
FIR rrstorinr their state 10 the union have
been quietly matured and that they have ere
/ this, thrown the ola nag to the breeze under
/ the lead Oh ten sam hT"T'oh' we cherlsh
strong hopes mat 'he fonrl' 81 ieX"S Will
soon come up 'IS' ""u t"aO o'a gam an"
lhcIe Sam win nave possession 0i the state
we a"o'> luf'"ef ''ali'G7 Win iiS''y interest
New YORK, June G.-Specials state that
Gen. Dix expects Col. Corcoran at Fort Mon
roe tonight.
w,,,,.oroy r,,,orI,i :, ,rcho,lo ,h,.
e fmD"",r ," ';I
nov '''' iI;.Ii If ;',,;a, -,
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g ~,
"Pec'"' 70 tribune
Front Royal June oth.-capt. Sonderson.
chlet commisSary, has taken possession Of all
the flour mills IN the valley, together with the
grain and flour on hand.
Safeguards have been granted by the com
mandIng general to all families who request
them, without regard to their loyalty or dis
/ loyalty, and the soldiers who violate them will
do SO under the penalty Of being shot.
The weather Is stu unsettled. and the
roads almost impas'abIe.
'',' " '''' ''''''"'''''"' "'' sun
frcmont's Headquarters, Mt. jackson, Va,
June Cur pursuit OF jackson has been
u" ~ ''o 'uNN''' ''Sc VI
''n ,''''"''.4o"'''
'ne po''1"" p''"S' 'TP'"1.nE '"' on' JUN,
~ .''I 'v"ol' ""' VH, WIS
P"t' Vi f','"o', 1"'oe nav, c'oS,eo'
'"'"'' 10Y 20 t ".' ""S n',' n'S"" ".'" .''
i'N'I l"'''a l. ..u' ~ , ,out hours ol'nSi'S
90" '"S' 4un"''''cs V, Ii"| Moou anu hca'y
''"'oe's, ",lc" pat'Gu '"e or''Se III ,ne cen
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BALTIMORE, June o.-lhe >. IL. Spauldlng
arrived at GA Point Friday Il. m. from the
iamunkey with wounded, and proceeded to
the marine hospital, Portsmo lth, where %
OF the worst cases were discharged
1t is concluded to send her to New York
with the remainder.
The following are among the wounded
Sergt +. {. Norton, co. ii, W. NJ. Dumic
co. c, ., Bigc!ow, Q. F. Hustled, Il. Donald
son, }. Wright, corp. co. f, W. l.. Sigler, OF
the eth Mich; l.. Lacktun, CO. c, lst Mimi;
W. l.. Sigler, 9th t. $ inf.
red in tbe S. Louis suburbs. this morning
100 bou.cs mostly wooden Luildinys ocrn.
,,,,a ~. ,,och,n;nS yorn da.,r~ynI
wv
PHILADELPHIA, June The |. 5. gun
boat BienyIlIe arrived last night, with three