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MARRIED.

In Bangor l4h inst, Mr. BENZ Fuller, of Dover, TO
Miss Lizzie Il Dore, of Il.
In Biddeford sth inst. Mr. George jenkins to Miss
Susan q Mckenney. both of b.
In kennebunk 10th inst, Capt Horaio Moody, of
kenncbunkport, to Miss Mary Goodrich. of kennc-
bunk.
In North Berwick 9Th inst Mr. Humphrey wey-
mouth TO Miss Susan Chadbourne, both of y u.
In Portsmouth Sth inst, Mr. Moses plumer Of Bow
doinham to Mrs Mercy Mason. of kiitery.
In Auburn 18th nit. Rev W A start. Pastor Of the
Stevens.
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APPoINTMENTs.-The following appoint
ments were made yesterday:
Charles Hamln, Orland, Maj 18th Regi-
ment.
Jas. w. Wakefield, Bath, Quarter Master.
10Th Regiment.
Andrew J. Fuller, Bath, Surgeon 10th Rcgi-
mept.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, Jsly 10.
ARRIVED.


Sch Twilight. Thorpe, Bristol.
Sch q W Clifford Mcfarland, Bristol
Sch Mountain Laurel, Thorpe Bristol.
Sch Hudson. Perry. Pbipshurg.
Steamer Montreal. Prince. Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Thos Dickson. tBrl Marsters. Chivere Ms, mas
ter
Sch Rossway. (Brl Mckay. st John Mr.. master
sch Henry Hooten kidder, Baltimore, Geo Gwynn
eY-Bark Ocean Eagle. tof Rockland) Capt Luce
At New York on 18th inst, from New Orleans. She
of the first vessels captured by the rebel
priyafeers the steamer Calhoun having taken her
while ON her voyage from Boston to the West Indies,
and carried her into New Orleans. where the captain
hce) released and the first officer with the
imprisoned, subsequently Capt Luce joined the
steamship Ocean Queen first officer and soon after
the capture of New Orleans discovered his vessel
among those not destroyed. He presented his claim
(he being owner). and the vessel was Immediately
given up 10 him. She was then repaired chartered.
and brings cargo of sugar moasses and turpcntine
Per steamship City of New York, at New York.
Sailed from Bordeaux 2sth ult, Bennett flanner.
Means. for Montcy deo.
Sailed from Antwerp Goth, w Banks, Bartlett,
Gottenburg; Nj X Ludwig. Harding, Sunderland.
Ar at Cuxhavcn 2sth, Abby Brown, Wilson, Ia-
Ar at Cronstadt 2sth, Angela Brewer, Chase, Liv-
erpool.
Ar at London lst inst. W d scwal Tyler, Cailao;
Bullion, Hodgdon. Ma'anzas.
Cid lst + Feltcr, Welch, Sunderland and Sgd
Ar at Gloucester Ist. William & Jane. Wood Nsv
York.
Ar at Falmouth I'd, Clara Pickens. Rich Matauzas.
Sailed from Shields Both ult, ID Ycaton, Pote,
New York.
Ar at Glasgow lst inst. Scotland Burt, PASSPORT.
Ar at Dublin 3lth ult. Cordoba. Horn, New York.
Ar at Queenstown LIST inst Statesman, New York;
I'd, Lillias, Gilmore. Sagua
oGport 2d, Dolphin from New York Tor Dublin.
Ar AT Liverpool soth ult. Tonawanda, Julius Phil
adelphia; II soule, Waite. New York; lst inst Ed
win, Peterson, Maanzas; I'd, Constitution. Lancas-
ter. New York.
OF port I'd, American Union. Hubbard, from New
York.
sailed LIST. Excelsior swirl, New York.
Emit outward 3Oth ult, Amos NJ Roberts, Colson,
Camden Me.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Gibraltar, Juno 10. The Hannah hicks. Hicks fm
bay, but got of and proceeded ON her VOYAGE.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Ar Sd inst, ship Benjamin
Howard Hong Kong.
Sailed nth, ship Andrew jackson, johnson, for
NEW ORLEANS. Ar at West Pass 4th, bark
smyrniote, Weston. Boston.
At Pass l'Outre 81, bark Young America. Collins.
BALTIMORE. Cid 18th. ship Isabella, Alien. Rot
PHILADELPHIA Ar 18th, sch J Clark. Miller.
Fortress Monroe.
Also ar i2th. brig Abby Ellen, Gilmore, Port Royal
SC; sch T Lewis, York, Portland.
Also ar 18Th. brig Lauretta Brown. Cardenas.
Cid 18th, bark Helen Maria, Marshall, Boston brig
NEW YORK. Ar 18Th banks Lucy Frances Jones.
Cardenas 2d inst; New Empire, Randall. Sagua I'd
inst put in for orders: Ocean Eagle, Luce New Or
Hathaway, Lord, Cienfhegos I'D ult; Cclfhirst.
Emery. do 10; windward, Roberts, East Harbor ri;
Rio Gsnde Nav To- Via s. THOMAS sens Shn
Turks Island ~ Alethcs, corson New Orleans; May.
smith, do; Willard Fillmore Chase Port ROYAL SC:
Florence Rogers, Rogers, Alexandra.
Also ar 14th, sei,s Com kcarney, Brewster George
town Dc Elizabeth Arcularius, Haskell vinalha ven
Cid l4th, ships Carclus Maguus, Ashley Liverpool:
Ann r Thompson Merrinan, London; brigs Dun
HAVEN # l's WIZ Ss sr. .sl i.s ans
NEW LONDON. Ar 18Th, sch Bueentaur. pelano,
PROVIDENCE. Ar 18Th brig Hudson, Grimm.
Bangor; sch Messenger, Fogg, Baltimore.
Sailed l4th bark Add el Rader, EIdridge, for New
NEWPORT Ar 18th. sch Hurd. Snow Rockiand
for New York: Massachusetts,, Gotf do for do
NEW BEDFORD. Ar Hth. sch Mary Elizabeth,
Chase, New York.
BOSTON. Ar 18th, brig Lizabcl, Buckmeister.
Baltimore; schs Empire, Crosby, Albany; X Same
son, Marsh. Rondout.
Also ar 18th. brigs Altavela. Reed Matanzas ID
inst; Josie Gilkey. Gikey, Eixabethport; sch Nc
tors, cothreil, Cherry field.
Cid l4th ship Premier, Mctilvrey. Baltimore; schs
Geo Byron, Bowden, ST Jago; Olive Elizabeth. Ham,
ilton. Portland.
Also cid 18TH ship Rising SUM- Orr. San Francisco:
barks Guiding Star Bearse Cronsfadf; Czarina Treat
Philadelphia; brig belmont Locke, veazie Balfi-
more; Nellie Hunt, Leayitt. do: schs George w
Snow, Reed Deer Isle; Messenger. Snow. Bath.
BANGOR. Ar 18th brig Ross, Small Boston;
sch Rio del Norfc, Jacobs, Portland.
Cid 18th, ship Smith, Gates. Liverpool.
BATH, Ar lifh. sch Harmony, Mallory, Little
Choptank River Md.
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NEW YORK, July 10.

1t is reported here that large number of
the prisoners taken to Fort Delaware Island
from Governors Island, on being searched on
board the Baltic, were found to be armed with
revolvcrs.
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At Vera Cruz I'd inst, bark Acme, Campbell. from
and for New York; brig Elizabeth. Trimblc from
New York for Minatitan; sch Stokcy, Colburn
from do, me.
At Barbados 9th ult, barks II CASTOR, Parma
for do I'd inst
At = Thomas I'd inst. ship Globe, Baker. laid mp;
bal Mary Bentley, Bentley, unc: brigs Il q Chalon-
or. kenney disg; Crawford. Small for Turks Island
soon; schs J w Drsko. Drisko, do do; N N Tanner
Tor Baltimore do; Mary Harris, uBc.
Ar At Licata 23d ut, bark Jehu, Trip. days from
Barcelona.
- AZ 6uayanica PR 25th ult. sch Kate Weston for
quay ania TO load for New Haven.
ro.tne from sagua I'd inst, brig Thurston, -.
a salt ay LIST inst brig Hopkins Leerhof, from
81 vincent for New York Idg
same day. 'e' A' 'o' 'o" LUIS
Sailed from Bermuda 23d ult, bark DIR FAs Hum
ter Long, Falmouth. with part OF inward cargo from
Cuba. 49, % ''~.',
MAr at Quebec, 10th inst. ship William Rathbone.
Liverpool. A"'
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PHILADELPHIA, July Is.

IHIIaAUEI4FHIa, July ID.
1t is rumored that there is a mutiny among
the rebel prisoners in Fort Delaware, where
there are over 5000 confined. The mutiny was
queled after shooting % of the rascas.
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SPOKEN.

May 2s, lat "a 80 s, lon 3s 81. was passed ,.r.e
Am ship, steering >, double topsaiiS. showing bIne
swallow tail flag, with letters w in the white in
the centre. "
July 4 lat % 90 Ion 70 "a. Br brig Bachelor, from
Portland for Mafanzas.
July !, lat "a u, Ion n TO- brig Prentiss Hobbs, fm
Bangor for Mafanzas.
July 7. lat "a 20, Ion 76l, brig Abby Ellen, from
Port Royla sc for Phiadelphia
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FOREIGN IMPORTS.
MAITLAND Ms. Sch Stag-l2o tons plaster
ter.
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For the week ending July 10th, 1862.

Note.-We wish it to be understood that quo
taons represent prices of large lots from first hands
unless otherwise stated. and that in filling small
ders, higher rates have to be charged
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REpuBL1CAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR aovEnSoR,
ABNER COBURN,

oostook. WILLIAM SMALL. of Fort Fairfield.
RI. .,GEORGE GOODWIN, of Wells.
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Aroostook :. LOUIS CoRMIER, Northern District,
j. o. A. BARTON, Southern District
York. SAMUEL G. ADAMS. Of Alfred.
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eeuclss OF war. That the circumstances OF
this war would BE-, W pFesumed, the s9no =
ali other wars. That history had shown tnat
ia the first campaign the Fsdsrals had burn.
ed towns and dsstroysd property. And thatis
wss rea. one bic TO Aurfoss that ia the second
cam paign ths Goa fsdsrste would resAiiats.
He again stated that in q few days fj'ce
would be hero to attack the place. He vas
told 4. coaid not b. much OF IN attack, %
ere were none here 70 make defence, II
e1airs shoul1 remain IN the came sttua ion -
tbey are at present; bat that We could give
r O sts ,sment a. to the flt rrc, for ne did NO;
know what orders might be given for its re-
cccu sssion, or what changes night take
MACE in the mainline. Wscnuid make no
promises.
At this, he Informed US he would aow pat
M ashore; which he did, and the conference
ended.
they were polite and mild spoken, yet evil
dsntly not satisfled with The resalt OF their
mission.
They were neither greeted or welcomed ON
their arrival, or greeted on their Departure
The W hoIs in ter view on he part OF tina COM
mIttsa vas cold and reserved, and barely
civil.
From tho ara. 10 the last 70 nag or signal
was displayed or ~ sn sugg ssted - any naan,
WON an or child Ia the place; nor was there
any desire to hold any iE Tor CO urss with them.
No answer WhAtever was made TO their nag
OF truce SAMUEL BBsIzs1.
JAS. A. MILLnR.
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tFoF tic 2tch Eo:d D.sastsA ]
4 GusAssx fer James H;ysr

Ever since the Commencement OF the -Nr.
The laC.ss OF !So SOliisrs' AID aociaites OF
PriGcs Edward coaufy ter. contributed
larrsjy 80 Sarts furnishing 81 ,tciss Of cloth.
Ing 10 oar brave voiuk sssfs And nor, riin ga
tirins ssal, they ara eusiiy engaged IN rails
Ing funds 10 aid in building gaabo.t ior sbs
dcfsncs Ct James river. Au aepcsi il made
70 similar Gocie fss o: OTHER couaIiss ID aEits
with thcas OF Prince ed gard Ia an sutarpiisa
50 noble so praisawortny, having for i,s o D.
Isct he dsfelcA OF car Bonss, ocs ri1an, and
our liberties. The city o. Richmond, ths me-
srcpoiia of ths Confederate S.ntss ara tn
pride OF the Old dominion, IN aat be defended
Ct all b Yards, Ths dowaisii o! our pitai
would DO attended vita disastrous coaae-
qeenoes - ths great c,ssa IN which va are en-.
ssGsd. Nowiu tina time for al 10 .snd hei D.
ing hand. EEsry consideration that cas-
ut ompt The human heart is broaght 10 tssy
apon RI =: this peoulisr crisis. Everything
that makes life dear calls IRON ~ ia tones % {
30 bs misunderstood, 20 make use OF every
means in our power to arrest the encroach ir q
sep OF the ru'hicss invader. We muss have
= strong iron clad sunboa', bnlit by ,hs La
Gles OF Virginia. one that will give security
10 osr homes End ride SIS mistress on tns wa
terra Of tins Nc be ] Amss.
PkfkOl &DTkRD
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Battle u 1hi,~h,

TAs late battle of Shiloh svincsd in re-
variable degree the capacity Of even raw
60athsra recruits to contest ths nsld with the
veteran troops and the best soldiers of the
Northern army. The Western forces of that
army are composed Of the very dow Or of their
military strength. They are not tho siYsts Do.
ssaehsss and desperate advsnturers of the
Northern cities, bat the hardy dwsllers Of the
Western forests, aad the athletic farmers Of
the Ohio vallsy-nsn who are accustomed from
their childhood 10 the gan and horse, to peril,
hbsr, asd skpossrs. A army composed Of
nsa like tais, and enjoying the advantages Of
long ard thorough Giil and discipline, and the
nsss approved weapons Of Eodsrn warfare,
Aas bsss net and routed, and their srns
taken IRON them, BY raw lsviss, whose
Strength seasistsd 10 their burning patriotism
asl devotion u principle. Without training,
ard wiz weapons which have been the nirtA
and nosksry Of their enemies, they have
hurled themselves with Irresistible soarsgs
aal snsfsy upon the Roasted invinsibles of
~ Wsst, and demonstrated the ability Of the
osetb, even without military discipline, to ~.
sievs hes rsssnt disastssS and 70 roll back,
- ~ u isvasioa. With the example Of
bllsh be5ore To South, the North has every.
hiAg ts~5sAs, and The Sosth everything to
~ + ~ eapsbility Of our people for vim
lteMj1e theis Independence
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AUOIHHR laval EXPEDITION
THE .<VIRGrNIA' OUT AGAIN.
CAPTURE OF THREE PRIZES.
T.. &c &c

NORFOLK, April 1.-The Virgins, nnl
other cleaners OF the Confederate fleet. left
the hareor a. 81 this morning. No firing
has seen heard O late a. 10 O'Clock. Ths
Aset cannot be ssen from tbs signal TO wer.oa
account OF the light fog below.
[szcosD DIaPAr0a.]
l2k.-rwo trigs, one heavily loaded, asd
a sch oonsr, captured by our deet. are now
coming Up the Aarbor. No 1rinE heard here
yet.
IP. M.-The Virginia left this morning NJ
O'Clock aud wsA. 20 SewelPs Point. Tne
Monitor seems afraid OF ths Virginia, and
keeps we'll under the guns of Fortress kon.
roe. Our vessels have captured three prizes,
two briggs and schooner. There he's been NO
Not gun flrsd yet.
>(sOuRrH DIaPAroa.J
sP.M.-The confederate Hset u OF Sswelrs
Point The Monitor is under the guns Of
Fortress Monroe.
Twelve white men and two negroes have
been brought up to the city. They are por-
ton Of the crew, Of the ca ptuTsd vessels.
(PI1fn DrsPArsg]
oP. Mo night yet. Another brig cap.
sured. There is large Federal Meet bstwesn
the cans OF Fortre IdoEros and the Rip
Raps.
There was q grand stampede Of Federal
briggs and schoonsrs this morning On the ap.
preach Of ths Virginia.
Mulusudss went down to Sewells Point 70
witness the e. pc ted fxht.
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THE BATTLE OF SHILOH.
The News of the Victory Fully
Confirmed.
REJECTED DEATH OF GEN. BUELL.
VALOR OF OUR TROOPS.
e., &C., &c.

NOBLE, April lo.-Ths latss. in telliGsnc
from Uorinth says that the Yankees were
sadly whipped. Our loss Ia killed and
wCunded is less than one thousand. We took
newly 5000 prisoners. Their gUnboats Ere
vented mare com pls.e victory.
A diIp&tch received last nigh. says that
500 Of our cavalry had attacked tao Rsds-
rals, killing many, and captarine - prison.
ere.
Passengers by the morning train ASSERT,
positively, th At Gen. Buell. was killed. Also,
that a truce had been agreed TO on b,th sides
for two Days to bury this dead. The enemy
only attached when reinforced, and every
time We whipped them back under cover
Ct their gunsoats.
Ger. Prsntiss told Gen. Besureg ard that
he mad $4,000 OF the flower Of the Federal
army, bus that ne could not whip l2s, COO
Oonfedsrates. Gen. b. replied tina. he had
tho Fedsrals three to one on fair Held.
The els. Alabama regiment covered itself
with glory. all behaved nobly, and Tough
with great vaior. Thsir charges were ire
eisiibIe.
Eiany OF the rumors from the battle are un.
founded. ssnd Jon only suoh reports as are
deemcd reliable.
Buell. il doubtless much like the fumors
brOukh: SO pient.iuliy by "reliab!e passen .
gers from kianas TO kich,AoEd last au-
iumn. There Is 40 ofaeiai con nrmGtiea OF
the report, nor is it credited here
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30 ga. EDi7oR pezc SIR: Please permit
me o correct a few Inaccuracies which oc-
CARED IL ycue paper ofyeste-dsy, rslativ0to
tae c az. vbica con6ucad 10 tbs unfortauats
death OF Gao. .. fox-lia, q member OF the
presidez.'s Guard, (Uapt Reeds Company
Ths tccorgeet sta cement. that he died from the
sRsc 8 Of IN ed cine cent iroT an Apothecery
stJrs, is well calcgiaed 20 reflect iliury
upOn the druggist who ~ sappos cd to have
answered the said atteT ding physicians Pre-
.criptioa. Nov, tnesmuch rs l am regarded
ty soma al the incaut;ous com poa ad6r OF aaid
prescription, i deem /. nothing more than
Just to nyse,f ts state thai nc prescription
wh.isyeT has ever coma to my drag store
from to 10 attending physician Of the decarssG;
haLco Il IS U.teriJ i'm pIssib 9 tesg SO "a til /
misintsrer station could ever hsvs occurred
That he o5tsinsd s"pe medicine from uoder
my hnt Dis en- .hs day prior TO his dsa;h,
l rscoiiset perfectly we'll. He called 1T my
drug store early on Tuesday morntnz z, com
pl.iuiug Of g severe cough and inability to
sleep at ;igat, and requested me to prepare
him some ~ edcins hdapis1 10 his peculiar
condition. l accordingly prepared for him q
favorits AVID we'll known cough reix ara, in
which there WISE . slight quantity OF NOR
phin, scout cne-.igh III Of Il grain to the ssa.
spoonful, and directed him TO take one ted
spoonful every four or six hours ais gave
him At this same time fnrse doses OF Divers
powders, conteiniD & about eight graiEs each,
enc Of wnich l recommended him to take at
night. L. appears that prior TO his death he
hsd taken about one teasroontul OF thu Ii
-
toe vial, aud one dose OF the pc wdsrs. Now,
w .thoat a constitutional popularity before
nnheard Of, the doses In which 1t eaans evi.
dent he tooksthe medicine prsecr,b bed could
not have been possibly followed by any
hurtfsl. much less serious OF fatal results -
Whom the young man was 10 my presence On
the morning previous to bis de 7th, observed
no hing peculiar abou. him, excsp. hist he
appeared In quite lansuid al d con;empla-
tive mood; DO, this attributed more 10 his
natural disposition or to the effects OF his dis.
casa than 10 airy thir else, and I'd nc thought
that he entertained a. tae ums the no ria Idea
OF suicide. Il Iwevsr, from facts ted before
the Uoronsr, tt ere is L doubt lett on N mind
that, fconA variOss expressions which he IVES
overheard 70 utter, (such es that he expected
sccn 10 die. that he was "nos long for this
world" &c } he had seriously received upon
his ovya destruction, and taat 20 obtained
somewhere the means OF ending hts life The
deceased vas, 4: appears. IL e. state Of torpor
or coma, for twelve hours before hts daath,
instead Of tour, as statsd, ana he died st -
hos ni,si here in This place. Af:een miles from
his homo.
This statement OF facts make In fustifica.
tion Of myself. Yours, truly,
DR.. q. TALIaFEkRO BILLIARD.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
san NATE.
EsIpAy. ANtl II, 1852


Mr.. RARkwsLL, of the finance Commistse.
reported IA voraeiy upon House bill &c amend
soi msr acts OF Congress rsEsktink the com
psn4Ation Of mem bsrs OF Goa xress, = q horixlng
shsn TO dY aw drafts for ID cir rass&els mont tn
~ payment daring tho recess OF Congress
TIE hili wac pared.
hr. UkvIsrspor,ed h:ck favorcely bill 20
indemnify Napt. Benz. Dssaah for money *.
pended By him In Ihs trAns2 ortasfon OF
company OF soldiers from within tho one
my . linsatn Kcn,ucsy The bill was passed.
IA. SPARROW, from the Military Commit
.ss, asked, On sshalf o! tho &C mmittse, to he
discharged from further constellation OF the
bill regulating the monthly Esy OF volun
.ssrs. Agreed so.
tncrsass tie srtillers corps o. oar Amy.
~. PasLIS, CT NJ S., sdsred the following,
which was agreed ici
R1sslptd. That .hs Committee on tho KILL
tary DO instr actsG 10 inquire In % the axpeti-
ancy OF enii:'!pE O. certatE mum Der OF cuoAs
for each company Ia the ARM; or Of making
some other provide by which the &C lders
msy be relieved from tbs prerarasios OF their
own food, and all ssrv,os perform ID by per-
.'Ls specially employed for taat purpose
Also, tia: sne com mi.sss inquire into the
expsdisr cy OF OBJ :ainipg the sfv.css Of slaves
for that purpose.
4 bill 70 rsgeiate the somY snsauon OF de-
pity postmasisTs, was considered, deb stsd 81
length, and postponed.
4 joint resolution Of thank. to 8ea. H. II.
libby Ara lis comm and, IN Arizona TeIri.o.
~. for 6 liant condact, was passed
4 resolution of thsnka to the officers and
xrsws OF the Patrick Henry, Jsmsstown
Tss3sr, and other vssssls, was also passed
A House bill to encourage the ian EfectRre
OF aaltEssre ana email arms. was amendeo
and 9aSssd.
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PxfkoI howard.

THl BATTLE OF KRzHsToWS.-A corresron-
dens sends rs tSo e3mmuHicauo rs, clipse
from the LynSnburg Republican, relative 70
the ssilantry Of the 4sd Virginia regiment in
the battle CT Ksrnstown. If cur corrsspoa-
deaf Will rsfer to the Disratsk OF the Ssh inst,
he will Ed cortous extracts from the letters
to " hich h. aI;Hdss.
Another COZ reg pondsn whiting from "Can D
Kettiss," near 1T. Jackson, Ssril An. far
nsshes some addition 81 Incidents Of tas nzat
We appsnd an extract, from which 1t will be
seen that the dae IRssd OF praise il glvsa TO
the A3d.
. The 4Sth virgiEis regiment. Goi. Dam Ybsli
commanding, was with Cap; sham * err
battery, our only r&ssrvs. Gci. Earks'A 42A
Tirg!Iia sgiment. and tao II IN pden Artiiie
~, wsrs Oil oar oxtrame rig va Iii the nxA
bscams general, whsn ;aey eiaaEsd into
the laicless OF tbs Are. Though the uSy
wss far sasu,, tbs gallant l2i were sam.
cieGHy loaS s0EsseJ 10 looas msny # lis
men and several OF its hast officers, and fts
t,msly ARRIVAL enabled GER oroksn rexi.
msns 20 retire In good ord@r ircm "shs Geld Of
blood. Si.cs sha day Of shs s.tSis Col. Asn-
5J's cavslTy, with swo pieces Of cannon OF
Osps. Cnsw's battery, and r:f1S piece OF the
Hsmpcsa Artillery, andSr Lieut.. Naskts,
hive bssn nshtiax oar Darsssrs avsry day,
and have doas macn axe sion 10 their rank Ks.
ONr courier has ,1ss Informed me thst uo!.
aGhky had learned from rslis bic u formation
tAat E.isut. t;saAis, In she streets Of Wood.
stock, had hrsd several sasiis into a charging
rstimsGt CT cIv2Irs, Only 300 yards eli, and
thai ne had killed co Easa And Large am Der
OF snstr horsss. Ihs ensmy tssn ocsaed on
oeT.nen with ;hsir hAt'sry cf four riscss, and
though insir shells Isii tAisSiJ Ia oar mids,,
not Que man was hiil'd on Gar side. They will,
doubtless, - little more pc l; iculArho " th 81
chstss oar batteries agsia. COMPANY 80
: hss dane 9 good deal Of skifmishipx lately.
and killed ssyssal Of the snsIu ia ssirmisa
The enemy 70 repairing the bridge nsaS E1ia-
barg, which was harnt by Ashhy, aud thsr
may possibly Dat folio e IA for some ea,s -
Tns 'stonewali" IN waseaing thsir mays.
mSnts close At hand. Our faiio sghe:i msn
are hastaclnz back. j. al