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The national Republican., 1862-06-30

q ~ Brissdisr General Ruyps KNo, T.
taking lesvs Of bis command st Fredsrick,.
burg. 10 assume b n recsntly A,nder Fremont
Issued = farewell order 70 the troops, In the
'hishe* degree complimentary 70 thsr sdslill
.gaIIan4y asd discipline. Tbs General ssid
"summouod 70 another field Of duty, ID.
GsnerAl paris, most reluctantly, With ths divi-
lsion which, for sopAe mouths past, be has had
the honor to command. With many of then he
hss been associated since the hour be hrsi
entered the ssrvics; and 10 al be haa beosme
bound by the close lies Of oompsaioaahip, syn
pathy and devotion 70 = common csllse. The
officers and men arc sndeared 70 him, " not 10
trials by Ore, yet ih the equally severe trials d
rapid and fatiguing marches, OF protraoted con
q cts with the elemenis and, greater thAn oil
enduring 90 ,patisntiy tha being forbidden
fren gathering their portion rof The, graes
lanrels SO gallAntiy won BY our brotber.- In
arms. y,ir =
It Is no less pleasure than duty 10 beAl
witness, - the. Gepcra, most cheerfully does
to the good conduct. the discipline, and Mi
'fflciency OF the division and, at the same time
TO expires his Wara acknowledgements for u.
prompt obedience, The unvaryiog coostsncy
and the generons condolences which be ha,
always received from every o6lcsr and man b
bis command. ~ n, 49, ....ua fu ,rtI
With this brief parting Aod With fssven
good wishss for tAs individual we'll being .
the o6iosrs and man with ,he earnest hop,
that victory maysttsnd the cause Of IL Uaion
and glory crown hs banner Of ths division
The General Commaoding bids farewell 10 hi
command, fellow citizens, and frisnds." "a
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

THURLow WEED-We note among the signs
Of the times, that The Albany Ecenirg Journal
rinoe the return Of Mr.. Wesd from Europe, takes
the following ground:
The chief architects Of rebellion. before !,
broke out, avoWsd that they were aided In
THAR Internal designs by the ultra Abolitionisis
Of the North. This WAS too true, for without
such aid The South oould nsves 'havs beer
united against the Union, Bat for the inoen
diary Recommendations which rendered the
Otherwtsa useful Helper book y hrebrand
North Caroline could not have beea forced Su'
OF the UeiOn. And, even now tho ultra Ado
iition press and spe sch- makers are ssgr4vxlias
the horrors they helped tn create, and, thus
By playing isto the hands OF the leaders Of ths
rebellion, are keeping down the Union men O
the South. and rendering reunion dimcult, v
not impossible" ''-.'.' i
Upon this, The Albany Argus r-joicinsly oh
serves: w.
at 10 gratifying N find IN organ Of the posi-
ton and influence Of the Euening Journal CIV
Ing uttsrxuoe to truths against which too many
Of It's party CLOSE their eyes. and boldly Dc
nounoing that evil spirit at the North whicf
would play into the hands OF treason and shivel
the Union into frsg nSnts rather than fAil In "
design 10 xbclit0njfs the country. Tbs reeun
of the veteran editor Of the Journal win b
hailed with satisfaction II II ia TO establish Il
its columns tbs consistent advocacy q suct
A
The national Republican., 1862-06-30
AlsxSndSla Affairs.

Rev. John Lsnshan has declined tho invita-
tion OF the Uoion men OF AlsxaDdria n deliver
the address on the 4th Of July. We understaad
that the Invitation will be extended tc Hoa. !.
s. Carllle.k +, D. ,-rar5.yh
Two hundred and sixty osths Of allegiance,
iGcludine applications for liccnses AND shoSe
administered In suits. have been filed in i've
Clerks Gffics Of Alexandria county since the
18th Of May, 1862. -..l ""
The hre insurance oftioe 10 Alexandria, On
King street, WAS last Saturday mOroing Occt,
pied W the headquarters Of Gen. Sturgia and
staff, United States army. VI rlII
Hon. J. s. Green, Of Missouri, . native pl
FaAquier county, was In this city last Friday
The u. s. Government continue tt make lip
provsments At The D. L A. 3, 4. depot plst
iorms are being laid between the vsrioes
tracks, nov switches constructed, and the en-
gine houss rapidly repaired. o."
Major W. II. Payne, Of the rebel army, tskeI
prisoner at williamsburg, has been parolsd. un
Ill exchanged, and gone to bis home In War
renton. on ,h !.
The national Republican., 1862-06-30
More GADsss the l9eRssSse AZ
-7,.-,-, J0Ssscs lslnssd. j.

NEv Y0sx, Juns n. - II Ia stated that Gen
Bsnham IL under arrest, with orders 10 report
tn Wsshingtnn. Il Il stated that Gen. Hunter
left james leland on the I2tb, leaving Benhsm
10 oommand, with ordep 10 make no advance
towards Charleston without reinforcsmens OF
further osdsrs. It was reported by desertsr.
that The whole rebel force at Secessonvilie
amounted 10 only two battslions and nix gum
mounted, and seven more ready for use.
On the 10th General Stevens, with 1000
men, was TO make the attack at daybreak, while
5000 more, were 10 support him. Somehow
The movement wss delayed an hour, and a ouI
troops rushed up The fsld they were In broad
daylight, and were met BY murderous drl
Of grape and canister. Two regiments only
reached the front, much cut up. The 8 /
Michigan sud 18th New York and the 28th Mas
sachusetts regiments broke and scattered, aad
the 46A New, York did but little better. Tht
first tWo regiaaats drove the rebsl gupneri
from their gune, and some even penetrated thS
Sorks;. but the other regiments failing 70 sup
port them, they bad to retire after holding tbt
battery twenty minutes. Meantime, Colous
Williams coming 70 tho support was separated
by marsh from the fort, and exposed To t,
severe cross Gre from nine rebel guns 10 Ii,
woods. His troops, the Sd New HAmpshire anl
ID NuUuO 1Hk8uU, NOUry huO W0t WIN
considerable loss For three quarters OF Il
hour not Q gsn waa fred from the fort, and ID.
prompt presence Of lew hundred men Wouk
have carried T. But they were mot there snt
the troops hsd b retire. 5..@ ~. s..
The Erss0ing 10 from the special coyrespon
dence Of The kspress. Another account e0p
firms the above 10 the main facts, bat state
that the Massachusetts, 2sth regiment did veil
This account gives our loss ~ follows: Killed
"a; wounded, s6s; miaing, l24 az
Our camp Is now within range 0f the gum
boats 6rs, and in safe condition. Eutrenciir
ments have been thrown up, and reinforce
ments are awaited. IN r.-.,.
Gen. Brsnnan's troops. numbering 1000, Ia,
arrived at James leland from Key West, bu
our forces must be largely reinforced befor'
operations can be resumed. Rebel troop
are constantly arriving, and preparations IN
the deienos Of Charleston are being extensivsl,
made ,-l'A 90. '
A Beaufort letter states the loss Of the Tbir,
New Hsmpshirs nj log killed, wounded AM
mislug, ahd the Michigan Eighth regiment I
300.a The sauns letter ssserts that Comm ID ,r,
Dupont says be 0an take Charleston WITH 6v'
good gunbosts; will run BY Sumter aud IN
other fortifcations without the losa Of more tha
two. and with the others shell the city.
A letter from an officer Of the Forty eight
N. Y regiment gives the aggregate losses I
follows: Twenty eighth Aasachusstts-kille
s. wounded Al, missing "a; Seventy y-ninth Ne,
York. Killed 6, wounded go, missing 40; Foi
ty.sixth New York-kiiled s. wounded n
| missing Is; sSSysath Conneoticut-kilied I:
wounded T5,, paisilng 2; seventh and Eight
NichiysR v7totA ll69, Total loss ST.. ,.'1
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

~ 0ur sthiable neishbors Of the Mroniols
havs . sosplissss for everybody, and ooca
doaally. thsrsfore. Q compliment for somebody
Who deserves H. - for example the following
"Tha pssssst Treasurer Of the United ststss
Hon. Franeis = Spinner, recently . Repre-
ssotstivs IN CoogFsss from New York, h The
ran for the place. He b an incessapt worker
70 everybody, and - honest In the discharge o
his exsstiug duties y be ID loyal to the oounty >
and The war" az
The national Republican., 1862-06-30
fa,alv.sEvBHTA n.
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\ T.. :. ]. .ik
s; 5; 8; - e s 8: +: ::
ofRciai rspoeh q ~ o0losss eebmsA9lng q
ths kaltls of Pithbure Lsndlng. b wss slaaed
IN The reply thst he number of rsporo vsoeived
10 6as kSuolvd ~ Slxsggu. '-s----zs-'''--''
Mnn0asAlA
TIE following nsaosials were pssssatsd aod
BIZ. xE(8: < SsGgss ssis;s;;;oaaaJEss
~ t6lSitsA koaf1Aav @6Aolop& fsSg
~ - prcvissoss Of IL bessty cot ny b
1s'i;s s. x. Z WADE: 1ss tsss s,a..gs oA,s ..l.
e Z IL l:,yl.s - ealiaa..,g sts ia'ribus'oss
|. NJ. HALE iFoA ~ O00alttse o. Naval
|is 80 sssLssss'sass sSsas At s. ~ .se5f IN!
toad ior he trsnsportasioI Of sick soldiers.
EiL loNApSeDaMaoyaq -.
u - s:..Siss SiSc IA 4 Ssss i
(wks taken up aad paassas
P 10 s1sLa ia e,H1PApfDo. ,,,,,.,,, ,.,.,. i,
\, nsaplulassa Wsss iaQzssa u, y rsoooedsnne
With The recommendation Of the Oommlttss %
Printing. for ~ pehssg q ltwsuv Ave shou
|:sod oop'.s q " Psss9t o@S;; Rspo't ~ Ton
'10''ses ScP's; sSosssss%vaH 3. - 81 S"' opA
4 NJ 6ehats % tbs ssensceaioe hul - oea-
|fnued BY As.sn. WILKINSON. COWAN,
BROWNING, wILNOr, SUMNER, aud POw.
H. ,o,. !" s.ns H. IA ..l.an W = u. substitute .,
". CLARK - ~ sinsDdnsnt of, ,hs House blll.
resu, tsd-ysaa II, naSs IT, "
NJ. WILKINSON 0fgefed "a amsudmsnt, q
q additional section, auihorising The President
10 ooloniss, With thsir own consent, The no
| gross freed BY this cot 'dt0a lNnAs 10 10 &C.
l9uircd fde thtt lpatntsa inl NU'eoI CsStnl
America, o. ~ hlaoAs Of ~, Mszios9 Gulf
sS..! 81 ZEN sSSS SS + s::s s' q
NJ. WILEY moved 70 amend g. appropriate
81 100000 " carry out -,hs provisions Of hi.
n I. s6iiis,sn enstsd % ....ssss. !. M
{s.inlV s6x6a ssNts lfsjsss0jFSsh !
NJ. TRUABUldzmoxsd tpI spsnA n. strik.
4u, all aftsr the ssasling elaass, ed sabsfiiut
aanss, bill Ma l7as I" " frss ffon ssrvituds ths
sisvrs Of certaaA Ssbeh enssged 10 OF abe,ting
" sxis,Ins t6sitioi against the Govsrpmeu,
of The Uaitsd Shtes !. ....-
Va0 uu WA to0u rOpoft00 70 toe 6ooAto
and upon ~ ooauurSenee n ths ansodnsut n
NJ. Clark as /, ,suhstituse for the for the HOUSE
bill, he vots stood 10, nsys II; q fol
loWs: % ysh Et s1i .y'SEnH pr s5o','o - .iii
Y1AS- -nsssrs Anthony,9 BsSvnsrg, !Ossk,
coliamsr, Oowsn, Dixon, Dociitsis, fSssaD6sr
Foot, Fostsr. Harlan. Harris, Hsndsrs NJ, HoSS
Nssmith, Simmons, Bark Tan Eyck. and yii
NAY6-lsars. Chandler, Davis, Crises,
NNle, Howard, King, Lane OF, Indiana, Lane ol
Kansas, n6ryin, P6MerUy, Sherman, 0aDnsy
rrnmouh. .Wsds. H'ksnspn. wsnos. and Wright
TSs voss upon Ne Aaal rpsasags vss tAsl
callsd, rssnling-ysas 2s, nays Is d sOi
lows: ,S15E D30,S " ma 1aaI
YEAs.aNssars. Anthony. Clsri, Oolla.sr
Cowan, Dixon, NIolittls, Fes>srden, Foot, FOs
ter, Or mos. Hale, Harlan, Harris, Howe, King
Lana OF Indiana, Laus Of KAusaa, Morrill,, Pom.
eroy, Sherman, Simmons. Sumner. Ten Eyek
frl15un, Wade, Wllkinson, Wiley, and vii
NAYS-Nsssrs. Bayard, browning, Osrlils
Chsndtsv, Davis. RdnAsrson,, ,HoRard, Nssnith
Psarce, Powell, 6txrk vii s0n Of hissoaris and
|,WFiRht-l3. iIh'' iei cfp1fs. ~
.S,., ,fsr lr ( ,lsqaI sartpas ub n -.
hOJOut0oo. ~ l1T lg4 wTiff#iH L 4.
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

~ The city was wild with ramors durisg
s'l day yesterday, of savsre fghtlng bef9rs
Rich ond, and bulle,lns were posted ut ono OF
two Of the hotels, psofssing to furnish Soma
particulars. These and s'rsst reports, how.
ever, conaioted!" No doubt ,scms 10 be enter
tanned by any one that there has been severe
conhiot. We must all endeavor y restrain eur
impasissos 70 hsar the truth. whatever may n
It's character. This cannot much longer b.
Withheld os an 1 ..#.. ..-..y M 70
The national Republican., 1862-06-30
WylnTwniARAAs0knAHG .ir,,rr.
+ Philadelphia, NilAi1l,A Mt laltinsN
frrmnR Al -. 49,.

q, ou -. and "a. .r.r n. MONDAY, nov. Il, I'm,
-" srsEs ssls ~ rsAiHs RarI, Lave FalLADal
strrs.' I'd isss ,. :.
For Chester ut as O. u i.ss .. ,s.~s ~ lel1
r.. w1lains.se. 4 v n Z . y 80 a.,spSrpuS !
" pSi Nv III Ca @ u sis -. ~ sAsnS {,
W Niiictd, Il us I. I. ~ vi tiSb55 +
lsos salisbury, o. ia =. -, ,Nsi'u |
70. b T8AnHh toR PHILADELrHIA "a
u ~ E.p:s=5 s.S ~ ~ stss1psssss stspsss I
.f:::: s1s % 2 ~, ssI 70 10 .
+ tx. i.s 6.ss i n s,sA !. ,,Seg Y, Sr5 u
isss 'SSss'sf = FisS y, Mi,i6, n 's.,'
Laws R.la.qr. fog 'sAlssssy ~ hstnsai.l.
diSts ssatioas, st Los ,. n. ~ v,
1srrF TRAINS FOR BALIlMOsE E"
Leave wil.i.gtos q 4, % .. n, sH !. = & y
ass ! fs1Is. with r......r q. .......a
Lssy: l.ii.d:iPps,.. for r.nyvil. saA l.s.s-.
Lssvs vil.iogtoa. ior Psrryviils s.A isssr.sai
Leave 'bslanas, fos Havrs d.. .Graos "a ias>r
1ediass s>ataoas, at O. n. aart, mmyD
ON SUNDAYS OuLY iAgSsaO
AZ a.So D. a. sad lese p. froa PhlaAslpAiaIt "
iaAfs IN Balsiposs 10 Bss,s1s,pSaa. y,gJ ~
[ M eeea .. Isala isea RhliiaslDhiA ssaHald
ss's ~a1a sai', A'sA.. ~, A .Irn.gg |, npI..gg
MHN |1s'5' 0C.I- RsGset
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

1--WE learn that Surgeon Lewis A. 3D.
JWefSs has bean ordered to report 10 Major
i, ,0enerA Wool, commsnding the Middle Depsft
osaA, - chief Of tbs nsdiosl snd hospital Ss-
pertnsnt ct the camp Of instruction ordered to
bs established near Annapolis, Maryland.
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

~ The following, We understand, arc
among the staff officers ordered to report IN
person 10 Major General Pope, In this cfty.
Major Johl Butord, assistant inspector gen.
sssl, y. = 4. ,,..%,,cy.
Major 3, Jopes, assistant inspector general,
U. 8. A.
Surgeon Joseph X. Barnes, U. 3. A.
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

0x<1H0VHL - - ~
But hat II true Of the g. Lawr&ss@ hTcser
tainly not true Of nsw projected Satsr liss
between noEsfsar Eud drngnmU6; wasUd wilf'
b quits bsyUBd Sar ptSG, ssss. W Aavs ~
| lpewsf 10 seize The whoIt q ths Cassdaa Upon
tAat plsSst pppesiios, Il b not worth while
" ppeeuists upes W soepara.ivs nsris Of
| (oer ownsnd Csasdisn aasse Ines 70 ths lakes,
+ y thsy lie III ,tsRetfs = sooa q ~ ohsoss
" eonnssss hDssiliass asainst Great Britsiu.
| We have nothing y ~ on that sspset Of ibe
cAss, except sAst American sxpsrisees n ~
trsvolutiouary war and In The va Of 1917
hAidiy justinss such expectations. q q !
In . usmoiei just pssssatsa 10 ossgres hg
Hon. Samuel B. Ruulss. Of Ney, Yofk. W
a,d the following outline Of Tie pteposed new
lOaaadiaa veeh:oa ia .....'Sb n
I " The onlciAl rsport OF Thomas Q. Clarke,
Bsq.. 'Chisf Engineer OTTAWA Survey, made
ID 1880, 10 the Prssidsnt Of the Board Of Public
e g S.HsS ocs. 3, :: e. s g: g .ss Ss
md ID fest deep. With oasal ohannsl 100 tsss
vide on the bottom, and capable Of psssing vss
Dla Of |, 900 tons burshen. - 20 . 3.
/ "Ths utN lcpStS ftont Montrsel to Laa,
miles ocnsists & q natural SaSisstioS " hSes
snd riyers, and osy ~ miles Of aruh ,ial canal.
! of which 81 miIss (lhs Laohins) are already
completed. Tho lino ts comparatively very
direct, running nearly west from Montreal ;
i The outlet ~ the canal into Lake Huron, at the
mouth Of French river, being within twenty
niles Of the sxtne parallel Of latitude. This
outlet. too, 70 nsas The Strait Of nAckipsw. the
entrance Of Lake Michigan, which nov FUR
nis.ss nearly three quarters OF the cereal trade
Il Oh y00 InkDDs H|f. fIf
| +" The supply Of water for the ship canal 10
abundant. The basin II the Ottawa river,
sometimes denoninatsd on the maps -
l three fold Of that OF The HvlAson. The SUNNI,
evel Is 81 miles long, and vii be oreated by
raising ths waters Of Lake NiPpissingus, and
| those of three other minor lakes, 10 the same
/ SAvAtien. As stated by the engineer, the Wa
tsrs arc sufioient Tor any scale Of navigation
and for all time 10 oome.' ."s ;,
!" The ssving 10 distance between Montreal
present ciroqitoes lns through the lower lakes
AMT the g. Lawrence, Ia 342l miles. II has
Eixty. .fnur iscks, With a total tn Of 6Ssl feel.
The Erie o2nsl has seventy one looks, with y
total M or About $50 feet. The work, In quail
lty, ut iexst, equal TO that Of the 81. LSwrencs
csnas. ia estimated TO cost Sl7 ,0S7 $50, excln
sive Of the Lachins canal which 10 .lresdy
early rs the proposed enlargement Of the IT'D
nois and Michigan canal. ~.
"This important interior line OF waters, will
short land portaEes, formed, for many years
the principal route for the vessels and ooyd-
geirs of the Hudson's Bay Company and The
Northwest Company,
will be by far The most formidable CANADIAN
rival, both military and commercial, Of th'
Erie cxnal,p " H# r. r.
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

0RPaAns' COU AT, June II, Issa. ace
VI Hay;g " GAumba, wa,htaeton ooustg, b W.:
Ths Resister of Eill Is hereby directed t9 u o.
ss1s,S,y I M ssssssen' "a dusrdtsns hsvs 1siSd io
ed 70 "a 6tst9ss 81 iinst ali ssoh 4 shAl son
ta'' kaissfs'' 'h' '' 'Wz II; + ish fThRc s; 5tI
True oopy4-Tsst!' .
s sls-,axSw .,' Sssis.sf of win.
The national Republican., 1862-06-30
GsseviysG DNnAs - yseorsAerl
II .lDss0srS. 90

CHicAgo, Juns 81. "A special Dispatch 70 ths
Jcundl from Quincy, says that guerrilla partis'
which have bssa forming oil winter 10 norm
eastern MissoarI, are now IN On elective sbape
veil armed and haytsg number sf smAll csD
hou. They uumber aboat 100 men. Part d
lhia gang attacked small party Of state troop
On Wednesday, near rAouilccllo, Killing ans
woanding numbsr more. Thsb loss Of tbs
rebels wss not ssceftained 2h e.
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

Z eSrhs oarsaud protection Of tbs BaltimoIs
and Ohio Railroad, westward to Wheeling, \
committed 10 the command and care Of Major
General Juo. E. Wool.
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

~ Abraham Hansen, Esq, U. >. consul "
the Republic Of Liberia, sailed from New Yort
on Saturday last In The British mall sssansi
Etns, for Liverpool, o.
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

~ Senator Wilson, VI Massachusetts, W
regret 10 learn, is slill cpniaed 10 his room b
severe indisposition. His Aymptoms, however,
under treatment Of Surgeon D sr, Indicate thai
hc Will speedily recover. ~ ITO
The national Republican., 1862-06-30
Ere,xa35 AzlkAasaS. !,

A. A.spscial eorrsaposlsut Of w CAieaso ~
has, wriuse ftou ST Charles, Arkaasas, undsi
date Of The 3Sd inst, sayG ..,b % .
"Ths nest aftsr tbe f,cent battle, proceeded
up the river ~ fer q Crooked rolat, and swsi
out on In coasequsnos of low watse, and ,oom-
PEELED to return. All TIE distance up and bacl
hey were oontinuslly dred upon BY busb-
ShAckers. One man IN The 81. Louis WA
wounded. The rsbsi boat Van Dorm wss' re-
ported up ths Artsnsa,; alsp the Puncharlfain
but as he river q wv, and falling fass, tbs,
Jan DO NO uarm 81 ufE# a .......4 Jb f
The national Republican., 1862-06-30
THE ASSAIR OF, JunE ss. NEAR
l.I '0ra o., 'RlCAaOaD. . -..

TIE Associated Press dlspstch Of June rs,
Gxsd our loss d two hundred in killed wounded, +,
and missing. The Same dispatch closed BY
saying that Gensrsl Mcclellan vas present ali
day, experimenting the opssatiou, In which
there is not one word Of truth, q the Genersl's
own dispatch Of June Is shows that he knew
scarcely anything about the affair. Upon ths
whols, ths Associated Press dispatch bal such
intrinslc marks Of fabrication and deception,
that Il neither deserved nor received, the pub
lie confidence. ''g'
We begin now to get inklingu Of the real
truth. f, grrrr.. .. s..,ggr. ,.. ...-,.r5..
The correspondent Of ths Nsv York Isusss
paper, by the way, In the interest Of Geosfal
Mcclellan, writing from the "Caup bsfort
Richmond" says: .. ,a. ',
"Ths estimsts Of our loss given in the tsle
graphic report to the Associated Press, will.b(
found much below the mark. The list OF ovel
two hundred names OF th0ss killed. and wound
cd, which accompanies this. viii show that th,
10 vide Of the mark. Our loss 10, indeed Sigh
considering the amount Of fighting done durinl
the day, and the result accomplished. Bat
cannot fall below i've hundred, and may b)
found nearer thoussnd. shoald sstinsts
at sig or seyen bundrsd. Seventy members
The Rirst Massachusetts, regiment have bsel
i brought to the hospitals for the wounded up 4
noon, and the entire loss Of this regiment cal
scarcely fallshort Of ono hundred, ~ they wen
again under heavy hre later In the day. Tht
regiment WAS one OF those which suffered noe
The SECOND New Hampshire regiment, Of th
same brigade, (Gen. Grovsr's.( also .suffsrs'
heavy loss, charging as they did directly upoi
ns sots:; fSs SrissSs % sas aso dd noble .srvlos ur
the day, and theif loss was also heavy, ~ WI
be seen BY the list Of Casualties, In which ~
names Of some so Of bis men appear, and thu
but portion Of ths whole: =,
Gen. Sedgwick's division, also suffered con
siderable loss. They we're stationed On ~
right Of the williamsburg road At the oxtrenS
len OF Gen. Hooker's line OF battle, whore the.
a asnking Are on their right, but drove the rob
els before them In spite Of this. until they h4
advanced more than mile In advance OF thel
original position. Lieut. J. G. Chadwick. ~
adjutAnt Of this regiment, Wa twice BIT Y
action. I wish had the names Of more
those who did q ye0man's work thst day, thA
might do my part toward giving them II
Immortality they deserve. -. 90
In order to reach the enemy In these success
sivs ssssulta, our men we're forced TO wad
their knsss, and that in face Of hre which oSi
ried death into their ranks. As have bsfof
stated, our artillery could 10 OF little servie
through the swamp without exposing them
capture, NO that most ef our shelliRg WA dop
over the heads Of our advancing troops, expo
ing them to the danger Of shslls prsmaturel
l exploding, as they are always liable 10 d
The two guns of Dc Russey's battery. did exec
lent service toward the end, and to their VI
pearance ut the front, We are, doubtless, y
dsbted for the easier conquest Of the enemy
iins.pits In the second assault"
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

1--WE learn thsre is no truth in the rspor'
that Gen. Banks hu taken exceptions 70 u.
new military arrangement, constituting W
Army 81 Virginia, ...Ts5ss,si9 IND
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

~ws isafn thht surgeos Coolidge viii
relieve Sursssn Keshy q hls antiss ot iuspsft
ing hospitals IN M military district of Wash.
ington.
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

II with trsosiept boarding oaH BE- suited BY App}y
ing a. lis Ohsssaus strsst, Philsdslphia fleg /
js 1-ims 49, tI,.,..5h % hLiR
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

A FURNISHED HOUSE 10 LET-Ths eS..
"A fortsble md nesfIy luyu11hed Haase, No. -
Missouri avsass, 10 aoW fer ssAt. tss ts;ahj jA2fU
on the premises. ~%V
The national Republican., 1862-06-30

THE GREAT DiGhDTIC.
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h And ~ 49, (ft,s Urinary Organs.
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The national Republican., 1862-06-30

Tns MAJESTIC PorOAAC.--No river ever do
ssrvsd IL popular tide better than the Potomac
deserves n naos Il " "msjsstio." Like the
Y@k river bslov yorktown, II 4, for TIC
Usssss part q n nsvigsbie course, rather On
~ q ehs ~ than river. The scenery upon
~ bAnn Il svsrywhere lovely, and ofsr
grand. isdspssdsntly Of the historic intsrss'
which attaches 70 20 many paints. . /
A daily opportunity Is now afforded 10 &c
dovs - far - Aqua creek, 6fsy-6ve miles
pasing Mount Vernon, Fort wasbinston, and
naay atss Of tho late rebel batteries. Or
ssnrday Of saeh vssk, steamboat trip u eI
tended farther down, one hundred miles from
Wsshiastoa, 70 Pinsy Point Tboss who 60 K
Aquh creek, osa return on the same or any
succseding day. The bost to Piney Point re
tsrss % ths next day. There are good hotsll
q bolh places. la ...