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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Gen. Shepley, from New-Orcsns; e. Ii. Groes-
beck, Cincinnati; ID. paly of the Royal Horas Ar
;cry, OF Epgland Col n. Lord, Of the Us. Vol
unteers, and Dr. -. h. Clark, Of Washington, are
"A. the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
senator Charles Sumner, OF Massachusetts; ;he
Hon. y. 4. Carol aud family, from Washington;
the Hon. NJ. Wood, Of Maine Col kingsley and
lady, Of tho l.. :. Army COL rili- md lady, f'ori
s.. Louis; Major Dixie. of Minnesota, and Capt.
Lyiusn snd MAJOR Wood, OF the l. ). Army, arc a;
he Aetrcpolitsn Hotel.
Gen Barnard and lady, ION Washington, capts.
uagsrl and l.. l.. Naiu, Of tie /. :. Navy, The
Hon. T.. Baxter Of Vernon, the Hon. BIZ. Hendsr-
son Of Now.Yort, aud col. Amory, OF the Us
Army. are AT the Astor iiouse.
The Hon. John Wentworth. Of Chicago, Lieut.
Cul. O'msteai AID DR.. $. b. Hunt, from Ilsrrisons
Landing Col. Dolby Of Phiiadeiphia, Lient.-Col.
Chu,. .. Gray Of NcwYork, GDd the Hon. Charles
Sheriff. Of Albany are a, tho 1t. Nicholas Hotel.
Capt. liza and j. II. Iendy Of The British army,
from Montreal, are a tie Clarendon Hotel
Mr B,rnal. British Consul 81 Baltimore sud An
tonic Ee'aleila Of Cuba. are a: the Now-Tora Hotel
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S asS' s .aS M.sss Bid sssi 10
hs e.rses ard friends slso the members Of Tire Eisht.ech
street NJ j.. Chach respectfully requested to attend
The funeral this day Inursdsy soeok r. m, fJm the
EIzh.centi-stree. Vi. T.. Church
BUCK--At Laoinxon, NJ j., on Tuesday July "a at tie
residence o. Der brotLeT 'sw tue Rev Dr bs1ve'ti
C.thaue Hutton wife Of william j. Back, and daughter Of
the late Tinothy Hutton.
CAWOOD-suddelly at her ede,cs or Tuesday July ~.
Be,o widow Of tie Is,s Thomas Cswood o. North Aef
ton, or.shirs. ENGLAND, sged ca years. . .
TIE rsye and feads q tie faulty r.'pestfa.y invited
20 attend hsE fanss Sa The rs,ssres o. heT "s,
ia, s.ernooa ~ O'clock. without nrther invitation He
remains will be taken to Greenwood ior pisn1snt.
CLARSla ihiscty, Oh Tus-asy joy - si.F Psnlul IL
year OF her az.
GRoss-A, Yorsyie on Monisy yoly p. q consrrarop
Mae..c. Mlrrsy, wife Of Philip Gro. "a iLs 10Th Sesr"
eer
HANI.N-In tbi. city, on Tuesday July 80 Ess. III, b.
loved vito Of % ard HanIsn the 'esa year Of her see
native Of Qusens County, lresEc.
LEWIS - Drowned. e. Newburyposs 9,s' OF Monda,
morning july a. Siarks W. Lewis, IT, s9n e = W. al
II. c. Lewis assa 10 yoar'.
sACK-On Tuesd,y morning July g. from 'ouuds rece' o.
a n. oste On lsisnd ). c. tha les nac. n-'o,
ber o phiIiagags Company ith hiSi'adef'' aga
- yeSEs.
NoRGAS-ra wllism5bursh, on Msiday Sty s John
Morzsi sge. 20 years.
M,CABE-!l tia city on Thursday July q, lanes IIeus
Met Abe beloved OF saale. and piss MoCs6e rsed'
months ard ~ days.
nni severe nes Michael Redicsn, IN the <'t ,esf o. 's
age. 8 native Of Siigo Ireland
Sligo pspogs r.es,e copy.
SEANAs-l- Brooklyn, Mouesy July 81, Thoa Grshan
md on Tuesdsy Jrly q, Miriam Street Seaman twin bsDes
ofIsVs ~ AMI sarah Seaman, sSed months, and days
WILsON-On WAdrcslsy. July o. a.os Lingering lines"
Isabel wife Of David {. " ilsoi. -,
TIE relative, friends Of the aHy reapecsul, tcd
to tie iunssa irom her ate resdehce No ~ "ess
sxiesnsh street. friday, 2Jth inas al O'CLOCK r. ~
rithost g.hcr notice
W11THAtson Monday, Jay 81 Marie Chri'.iane' WIDOW
oil ~ " i.,Laus, Ia lie - yoa- Of her age.
end n.uis ~ tie fIl~. slao those OF Der ols
X /, A.! q. H. Wl,tiS1s and her sol-!nlsv', j. e. Z.
shact hereby respectfully invited % attend The uners
on IAur day at O'Clock preclsely IL M tn 81
d-nre OF her son T. A. Witthaus No Il West Thirty ona
s.rc. without fU.tEer rcsice.
HINlSy--Ou Monday. July H. Henry Oitl.y Winant 400
Of 4 '. Winant OF this city N TIE lth ye'4 o. n's
iofts'l, wounded n tn. Army g; the
Poto sc IN .s bs.ts before Richroud on hndsy june
~ William Adams Williams, OF the i0th Neg fnen rev
loyf volunte-ss, elisst OF Same "iisrs rad o.
this city, sTed - wears.
Boston pEpeIs ple-se coy.
WAlhER-fu his civ Mouday Jrly Il Hanrsh, young
81 lau gh,er john snd Euples aker ssea' moths
snd Il days
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TO THE BRAVE AND PATRIOTIC CITIZENS
OF NETWORK.

IN view Of the dangerous clouds Of treason Which
now most elarmingly threaten the very existence OF
our hitherto united and prosperous country, il
behooyes every man among I'D, who loves our Gov
ernmen; and it's Institutions to leave the ayocatios
of ordinary business The endesring ties Of home,
and engage. hand to hand and shoulder TO shoulder
in most efficient, fearless warfare, to put down and
forever crush out this Disunion Rebellion in our
Southern States.
feel most seriously impressed with 4 sense Of ny
duty in this CAGE and the necessity of my earnest
working in supper, Of this war.
NV ancestors, VINO were in the wars Of our Revo-
luton and Of 1872, have transmitted to me a dr.
position slso, TO participate during this later day, in
the more gigantic war OF ls6! and to fight for aud
mos; sacreGly bequeaih TO our posery, whole AMI
complete. the edmc fair fabric Of American United
Government, which our fathers 60 Lrsyey fought to
secure u..
csnno; longer res. easy and quiet in This peace
full city, while the most threatening danger TO my
country exiHs elsewhere within the land.
The God Of my country, and also the towering
spirits Of NY slain departed friends, seem now 70
call Oh me individually with irresistible Influences to
20 out into this threatening and mingle my life
with others in tie battlefield.
Therefore uiy life, aud my property also. viii
nov offer, and devote at ny country's call for II.
bee, interests, and myself 10 act the most useful part
in tie behalf tia, my mind and physical energies viii
permit.
l can afford, and, the Supreme Ruler OF Nations
being my helper, will afford, to leave the a,socia-
tons Of my home and my business, to lend help
ing hand, while ia the enjoyment Of vigorous health,
in response to the patriots cali TO sus'sin our be-
loved President and his faithful working Cabinet,
The institutions Of our Government, aud the brave,
patriotic men who grc now striving aud sacrificing
their lives for our counirys safety aud Union IN the
fields Of war. l do, therefore, propose, with the
spprohAton OF the Governor Of this STATE 10 open
Immediately in this city aud vicinity suitable re-
cruiting stations for mastering, from among our
brave patriots Que more regiments of sblc.bodied
men, 10 be IN immediate readiness for orders into
active service. / would sss OF you my tellow-cii-
zena not merely TO 20 20 battle, but To come with
lae. 1 desre TO nc with yCu IN the war until
The Rebels are al pat down, or until they no put
up Is they richly dcserye TO he, into The same el-
eysted relationship with their political brother,
uamsn. / would propose, as name FOX !hi' future
cogps, "CommerciiJ Brigade"
sAalU Il UOIALlNG. 20. lli DlL' 80 r.
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AfpsSN, Neine,dsy. JslY -, I2.t.
Tie Republican and Legislative Committees met
"a, the D,evan House to-day. Vacancies m TIE suO
Committees were filed, when recess wa. taken, "a
enable the Sub, Committees 70 confer and report &c
both Committees.
Tie Republican state Committee roissc,nb,ed tbIH
afternoon when the Sub-Gommi.tec reported the
following cali agreed upon 10y tho ioiaL Confer
cnce Committee:
AT n meeting Of the Republican and Legislative
Caucus Committee, beld u. tue DelCNan House, IN
the 'ity Of Albany, July ~, 1862, the following
resolutions We're adopted:
.p.. on n. a d. o. neg: - p ci0ts noon,
for the nomination oi Governor nor 'snsI
Cornioleg Inspector Of s,.. Psor5' ma Cio'k d toe
ton that ali Republican, al Democrats. ana ~ 'sl A-
.aus lpports. a. tho pciicy II hs kea l-'.n a. viz
or0us prosecution Of no IN putting dosn te ehshen
oS responding 20 she nsip.es and pocr stt oftn m we
.d ard resoutions zaop.sd at no--l o. te heple'
can sad mon members IL th. Lsslatre rod ~ Atsn.
April 49, iss! s'ited 70 la. N tae "ioi tate dr''
,s.,ss RON each Assembly district g such ofrc' n
ei.,d rhel we recommend th, u al nsies or As
..fnbiy srls Nher. .i.re ore Eenloi on @. MON CON
u-,es they unite IN Que cal. sno ma in - e. ma
here tioTo IL buti ona ,oinSIies wa. me oeh 30
Ire report wac adopted Oh ,he par. OF The Hegub-
lean :. ate Committee and this fact being Known a.
the l., gislativc Union Committee, Joint meeting
was held After the usual coDgr..gisi on. on tne
pa-t of the officers OF he respective CorinItlees
Mr.. Dart, from the Republican state COmniiiee,
offered ,he following resolution
hso..,l bsi ", se in 4 a. air. earnest. aud
,yerl., posscrop the var .ntl TIE feh' Ion - nt
snI trrasoa punished and tie: to attain & .na We sre y
Asor oi the GogsrnIelt ouployt ara tif rFrsy moan
eonsi..en. wish cy.lzs- ~a...Te VIII a is. iea,.-
TIE motion was seconded by JulSc Lfeiisin'
and the resolution wss unanimously adopted.
Three voc.ferous cheer- we're then given ior tht
Union, when tho Joint Convention adjourned s.ne dc
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kaCipg in 1so>tOa.

D0sros. W-lnssdsr J.y - lSt.
The se1oad days racing OF TIE hostch hceslls
cam. OF 10 d.y on the Franklin Park Course. The
attendance was 10, % numerous IS OF 'hs rs' day,
owing 20 the cold end uuseasonahts weather. NJ
racing wa. excellent. all the heais beng very cios.-
" co..'este, gho fret race wa n milo tsndicaf
Tor Tnrso VI ,25o. ME- Je.sie, BELONGING to Mr.
.Iohn Wunier, wss backed % oda ;go.;lr SIC other
three stsrters--H ilsbogorth, fmmf, ard tyclone.
IRE rice wa. won by ii llsbocough in Ia. Cy-
CLIQUE being second, Miss Jc's.c shird. an Enima
iasf.
Tie two iaile lea handicap r,.cc foc . Iurs, OF
81 Is ,,as won BY d.. Wcld0la Hcttic wand beat
Inc Troyatorr .nd Revenge. JrOvaioro Vas tho
iaycrite. ard Revenge next in estiDaion. Revenge
wol tte lrst hea, ia 3:J2, with iloy,tre second.
Hettls Ward won The second and 'hl1 Keats IN
3. rs, and l.fai after ~ osc'tnS rir- IN caeh heat
with Irovatorr. Dr.. Weldon @. kentucky oonse-
oreDtly Won both races to-day neips tno lsst W.
iorira he Ia, achieved during the focen. amaaign ~
the North
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RECRUITING IN BALTIMO RE.

BALrIxorg. Wedr o.dsy, July 20 1852.
Al the City Councils this afternoon the Committee
Of Conference reported again the resolution rejected
yesterday by the second branch making appropria
ton for bounty for volunteers, when the Secession
lets of the second branch agsin rejected it.
There was considerable crowd and much excite
ment. Several members were assaulted on leaving
the Chamber. large force Of police was present,
who protected the obnoxious members to their
houses. But for this they would have been roughly
handled. A large police force is now protecting
their houses.
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Mr.. STEVENs'S CARBLNES.

T. ne i.ti,oy Of 7h- v j. T'ib"'e
SIR. In an editorial of this mornings IRtBrsz,
regarding rarchrs- o, alrs css' notice counau
nc..1n i.o1l M AasIes reporter Of Tho Van "ycs Com
i,.e.. While aiverns question a. issue bess' ecu a,
Committee lnd NJ Stevens, 20 1e tE1e 'rdns OF ser
as. given by Ger. Fremont you remsEt shsl yoa Do ref
So. ta se ssuo rs,ed by VI. stsseas s sted - biz
huLr.wsir end you sd:
Nj Andrews contents himself with as'es'ss ths: 10
erna cer,ste Gen. Fremont not r.ier-d BY the
Van Wyel Committee. withou, erplsinin. hoR happen
Ia Congregational eo5.ine g. tre tepolt o. nsi ON
u.it,e- L printed wh :Ac wogis, b. ~ et.r while IN
anoth. docnm.lt tee rs2oT' or AesTi Hoi
and O8or /. j. pTutod pas ~ tn The Wosc' ~ ne
cesry il altered ,.of IN ths otter II t
"a 10, io1s uy tic " ycs COMMITTEES, VII someooc7
explain why doue by Tie other Comia. oners We
HE 70 have enee thus snssen y the s1hen'
t.ctg u pnblic Document
sr hsppy IA being sbs to sns-sr yosr agaiy, 30 era
or Cornui.sior Is concerto
Yoa have Inadvertently overlooked the net "a. e.r.id
.. e7s isfaed ~ Gel F.oaout IN connection Wit" tn.
.r ou, ia. oScis cssthcsse Of ths. oicer, dated Sept
TO- 1901 sppeude e tic sc,olI. $3.50 .sh on ths
1.y for 800 o. the oasaino. u question; the oer an Ia
formal certificate contained n ets- OF Can fs'H@a 20
,fe Hon c. 4 scdrwlos. dated tsa %. 1852.
I'll, IL. o. ihe,s s that copied ~ 81. s'.as an a.
I.d.d to by Nr Andrew aud regard 70 which ts sitter
,,neeisa ssys he's he.j. him coz. o. tic or-isl
sven 10 being cer.sc: y CAPT csenaei Of lie Oru. co
Dspr--s-. TIL. cer..a ,..e Z gcs H. y. nj az
a Il 4
De, s,e.,on.s oslsr Taas no yo,sih. discrepancy con
-i.t O., ts mort aesccn the Ven Wycs cos.,tes ard
o.. Conn. i.lu.
g- e ~ o .hs., Il which co'nu4is.ior ALLUDED
~ .L.ss words:
"Cor,iis-.h. e,c.s3e * scro-as'sut'a -. =. tt1s-
ug Il, uso.e a IN no tTsnsssioa Of "a. tt u hsb hF
stc.e VS. l;as ne e3ea. q general f'eas' ie |"
oas e, ~, $40 bi. B.cs. reh- ttd ~ "iSs 81
Cenop sFsnont :he ioa. G h. sedswtt ulaeI ess'
kel.-v - 49,. which has ee1 "a ,emnI'' o.
AZ u A h sat "a coihes ina. re csgonts Al l-s.eh
wo.o 4s.d ~ Am (o.ae-. selc1D DIRE y Ron ar.
Stevens, I'D No. tfrols. llr.'
The verbs directly son W stevens ard Hot through
h. 20 quoted lsrBly Genera Frsmout' ic.I, srt
We ,ocs..cl lho cs@cgs.ro psoof LAT Nr seyca Ma
~, acting L. lis tsoasscior ae aTen: Of Gerefsi Ire
mont.
Yen viii ob.rs. therefore, thsi there i 20 c"c's ae'e
Tor ,hssen confidence IN The Authenticity Of flbc sooi
n,ent. sacsu Of discrepancy between two OK the seeing
,hs tba question Of yecy Is ono Ins soey oe,"s.h Tie
Van Xyy,t Committee ard NJ. Stevens end Sat s.f Coo
10. s.1u las rothia. to 30 sits g.
IN, ..r. souE o5edi.nt servant
ROBERT DALE OWEN.
Ordnance enmissonsr.
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Abe 1t least nssns to angle in easoes, asj DO mc.e
suffer the coun.ry to be caught BY ito own hook.
BY the way, looking &c the saloons of this city
and the neigbboriDg towns and Baltimore all filed
with soldisrs-it occurred to me to ask whether it
would not be we'll to reinforce Gen. McCle an with
the Grand Grog-shop Division Of oar army?
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Unsiilcss Noilfss.
Tr, TAX BILL.

Tnr TAX BILL,
Nov Er,o7 a sp.1pi-i y % rase' CT me, ii'e paper
Md, to Bill. gh..u Is -ori iog Nord sssordres with
the ora tex. 20 sap.nd 70 :. ~ Apaarat,al Rc;Apuia
ton o. every 4o % oe taxed BY tie .aS and te sno1a
Of tb Leo levied tie-o9n. This renders complete
.gd ,onv,nien. cs 3, O. r0ssi5e 20 e Axe Is.
Price cents posrei; 81 per 100 81 sent hy efrr.ss; .
Mr. osifhy u.sL ~ cess Tar TapySf Ssw-VoIs-
READER. you can Lave IN cndurln., Away
,ssdy arc is 9osD Prg ,1acty adapted 70 sogr nsal
md yis 81 rn,, shich viii 20 your wEiHs Vsltyclesp
o tlsl S pcr-. - yca usat. The fen a siisse
tia, "a Spo-3" in another eo,ur.o.
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MARRIED.

ANDERSON 49, SHERWOOD = AT Gree1w'eh, Corsp -
wedncdas July 10, las2, by the Rev G. Goeesoi. M.
Garrett a, derson Of New iork to Miss = u sher~oed
only glte- Of the VIM II. Sherwood Of the forms,
place.
LORrOS-BRIC SS--O1 Wednesday evening July 10, ~
TIE Res. Dr.. Rurchard william Il. Lorton 70 ssy w..
daughter o. William u. Brygs esq, all OF this cry.
STOWELI-GRANT-O Tuesday. July g, 81 The resdenrs
=. the brides father by the Rev. Lawrence H. Minis W ~.
G. stowel OF Burlington, VI. Fanny NJ daughter o. John
Grant OF Brooklyn, n. y.
Vermont 9spsTs please copy.
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Thunderstorm, ja ss"i taIe.

BursLo Welns day, July a. / =
: .o,ere thunderstorm visited thif vicinity, dnr-
ing wbi., he tower OF Bonnet Il cslson r 1n-
finished new elevator was blown down. ono Ii an
was Killed and four others iaiuIct. The damage
was about sJ0to. Another elevator ana nous
were struck by lightning. but 10 iasteri". dsmsse
-. dom.
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GENERAL pupE'S ORDER AGAINST SPIES
he President Preparing More Orders
Commands for Generals Fremont and Lane
fHr ParOuic ARMY SAFE AGAINST ATTACK.
STRANGE TREATMENT or AN ILLINOIS REGIMENT,
MkH III II.IlIS.

ExucUTIys M,Nsloy JAY ~, 1907.
Ordered That Msjor-GoD. Henry W. llallcck be
asd g. ths command q the whole land iorces OF ihs
Cnied STATE, Gsne.sn hcf s1d that be repair 10 ''
Cslta ho with safety TO the position. 'o
,isrI VIZ: "a tis Department urder bic sTscM h'Fi'
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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erdrrcd il tie gaa.thouee. fo-.Z Q. he other
pafoled soldiers have since ia view q tins tact iaid
upder arrest They are, however, obliged 10 do the
work Of the garrison.
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RECRUITING INtrHE STATE.

ELNIhA, " tsdsy, Jul! =. Io'!
The quota OF volunteers for this tChemung Co.
ia more thsn fall 1t il believed that this county is
the first in the State that has recruited the number
necessary.
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coyr,,popSene. OF III. Y. Y. THibU'.
Wa-Hu,sr0N. July 81, lo..
. have certain information lom private sources
tina, the Secesgopists Of Fredericksburg are epce-
ny blow to be struck by s,orewall jackson in that
direction.
Would Il not be well 4 authorities should re-
member THE which even little reflection viii make
p,sin,bat the Rebes could easily Afford 10 give mp
tks.r capital If they could get ours. If Mcclellan
should inter Richmond thsy know very wei! that he
woullnt hurt them. But Washington would DO e
prize indeed.
What did lay Our authoritiesfhou'd rene IL
berit! When lid they ever for 2 moment ioFSet
Wasbipgton1 Washington has been the g',nd
nooje.,riker-snd reasonably. Az, had lhe Conici-
crates lut & treasure of that kind which We might
continually threatens wiiehthey must be eon'inlAiy
diver,ing their forces % protect; when 'hey cannot
leave for 81 .ns,antl Wei, have they nov 'ncif
Waslinstong Ono Institution is their eaP!''i' Da'
n.teed Of threatening tat' and forcing 'hei" 70 'o-
test II, We pro,ec, !, FOR ther.
When will this end THE President, ID sNHs IN
account 10 friend of BIS interview with the b"9,sf
STATE men, said, ~ told them that they ian' ei''ei
Gsh, cut bait, or g. aahorc.' isirs hope 'l*' o'u
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TxCssE>. MARSH ~ Co.'S Radical Cure
Tue Office 20. voseya u1d.r Astsr Gfu's, opnosit'
". church. NO connection What .os Et any "ss
S.e o. s1la. rsis. PIE Specific an sccc fsal- '-'
se len heIS ca sale Ats0s.e s.seat lstfs.
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From, san Francisco.

gsN FR,vCfsso. Monday, JOY q, !tf
sailed steamer Golden Gate, carry'ne 10 posse 4
gsf. ED blllteg Il ,g.alae %. asH'iei. .la s',s
ieI Ggyi.2t
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r',Nl(

lve-v orc - times eos he necessity " re,sorsve
81 tho vital POW depressed az. c. bodily exhaustion
IT, .Ict conditions s ov-y irstesa OF Ayh - tie seo
hclic or medicinal ,tmuans. wli3b must he followed ~
DEPRESSION 4si hsT ezccu Ell: . :oss.f nis transec
-ysom ny ,iw natural tonic e-m,E;s OF TIC PxEuNhs
SYaui. Sold IA a. pTIls.s.i
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5perlal Nutires.

CooIey,s Cabinet Printing Press--For tis Army
aud Nav sld az who de.irr dc t,if pruning ias
bo.t thing or send .of cATcGa.s, nciosing sls,Lp -
j. G. COOLEY.
p.i-.e-s, Msrehon ne. No. | snr.ce.st. \. n.
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Firrr Regivn.rt National Voi,Antesrs--Thi' Fssi-
r,-nt il Sssd sri wanted immediately -
OIL up the Companies Pay and rs,or' is ens.ment Coos
CAMP WASHINGTON, :. l.
All the Go,.l,snt and ssie bountios VIII be secured -
,e-rui,s Good NorCeleIniss iored oai,ss wanted
HEADQUARTERS. MOZART HALL,
Ne. 8i4 Broadway.
WIZ CulNE.Y, OF the Ia. Eesfnsas
4. =. Chassours, Col ConnssaiSt
J. l.. Lr-vLr s.s Of .tA Re nent, n. o. Adjs'se''
a -.trllra t.n..nC.
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Nnriorst Vo,uuseer..--A mERicATS ~ a., an
FROM RAN1.-JARED MAxoN ss,,.S ~. thsr.u d
70 s'ss e"sEs WONG sho d,.r: = snse
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-20
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
EVACUATION OF CUMBERLAND GAP
BY THE REBELS.

The Secretary Of War has received dis
patch from Gen. Geo. w. Morgan, dated Camp
near Cumberland Gap, June 18th, O'Clock a. N
1t states that his q ny commenced Its march at I
O'Clock that morning to attack the enemy at Cum
berland Gap, but on arrival there found that he
had evacuated that very important position, his
rear guard having LEFT only about four hours be.
fore the arrival Of our advance.
Gen. Morgan praises the conduct of his on
In Its arduous march through an extremely difi-
cult country. He says that his cannon were
dragged up the precipitous sides Of the Pine and
Cumberland mountains by the aid ofa block and
tackle, 200 men being employed upon the ropes
OF single piece. In his progress considerable
skirmishing with the enemy had taken place, but
without any loss on our side.
Gen. Morgan highly compliments Gems Spear,
Bayard, Carter and Col De Convey, brigade COM
manders; Capt } T.. Foster, chief Of artillery;
Capt: o Johlyn, Capt. 8. L. Lynn, acting topo.
graphical engineer; Maj. CARRIER, assistant quar-
termaster; Capt. 6. NJ. Adams, commissafy of
s1bsistenee; Lieuts. E. d. Saunders, C. g. Me-
dary, and Robt. Montgomery, A. d. C.