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The national Republican., 1862-07-12
CO... CLUSE n ET.

We are glad to SEQ that this officer has been
re'sssigued 10 bis brigade Appointed an cid
To Gen. Mcclellan, with the rsnk Of colosel, h<
Was 81 ths iusssace o. Gen. Fremont u ..sfsrrsd
10 the stuff assigned 10 ths latter general In thr
Mountain Department. 10 the campaign
against S,onawall Jackson, Col. Clussrst, ..
acting brig ,dsr general, commanded the I'D
vance brigade. The efficiency Of his service.
v, r. recognized by all who read The story Of
the marches aud fights between franklin and
Port Republic.
Ne came to this country under the auspices
oi Mr.. Aarsh, our Minister at Turin, 10 whom
he wa, commended Ia the strongest terms BY
Geo. Garibildi. lie commanded the French
esion in The Italian camp ,ign, holding rank o.
lc"iourl 10 the Sardinian army. Educated al
the famous military school Of st. Cyr, be re-
mninsd a. that school Us AL instructor for fou,
years 10 tha branches known in this country q,
typographical engineering. After that be cam
palgned Ia the French urny for several years
10 Africa, in the Crmea; 20 thst, with his %,
vice in Italy and this country, he has now bacr
twelve consecutiv years Ia camp and field
His father WA colonel Of the regiment 10 which
be first served, and his grandfather attained rs
spectabls rank in the French army. Thus
bred, born, and reared soldier, Il 10 NO won
der that the able conduct Of bis brigade In th
Valley of Virginia should have won him th
cOmmenlatio. OF all who observed 1t. Re
lievsd from duty by the recent order re.irin
the staff If Gen. Fremont, the generals Of th
Mountain Department, sigel, Scbenck, Shur1
Steinwehr, Bohleu, Stshel, and Pistt addrssss
him letter, signify ing their regret ct the dc
parture of ~ excellent solder and gentle
man. They will be glad 10 know that be ha
been re assigned to bis brigade.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

LATER FROM EuRoPE.-EDglish dates 10 July
8 have been received. o..
The crop reports 10 England and France are
more favorable.
Lord 'a,merston, In ths Briiish Pariiausnt
rsitsra3d his declaration against Tie feasibility
Of mediatlNu ct present He contends thai
what Ia wanted In order that the war may cone
to an end, u that each party b brooshi % ap.
pnehsni IL rsal intsrsst When onos that 10
seen, so,hipg vii prevent the conclusion OF
pesce; but every word spoken in high places,
tending 10 foreign nteIvention, drlays this
communication.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

80 The following nominations we're yestei'
day sent into the Senate for confirmation. They
are the heads Of III W bureaus Great. d by
the reorganization Of the Navy Department
under the act Of July 8, 1862:
Bureaus Of Yards and Docks. Commodore
Joseph Smith; Equipments and Recruiting, Com
modors Andrew H. Foote; Navigation, Cal
tain Charles II. Davis; Ordnance, Captain Jno
A. Dahlgrssn; Construction and Repair, Johr
Lsnthal; Steam Engineering, Bsrj. F. Isher-
wood; Provisions and Clothing, Horaiio Bridge
Medicine and Surgery, Dr.. VIM. Whelan.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
BHEAKiNa UP CON0REss.
A correspondent sends us the following, which
we publish for the purpose Of doing justice TO
the motives OF the gentlemen referred to:

A correspondent sendsus the following, which
we publish for the purpose Of doing justice 10
the motives OF the gentlemen referred to:
"ln commenting upon a paragraph In the Star,
IN your issue Of July Q, you do Injustice to The
have left for their homes to raise troops. Mo-,
one OF them sympathizes with the so.cAlled
CONSERVATIVES II you except NJ. Diven; and
he only TO limited extent. Gen. Van Vaiken.
6urgh Ia one of those honest, earnest men, whit
would put down the rebellion and not question
the cost. He has already assisted In org mixing
and putting into the field about 10000 volun
teers. That he will be one Of the most efficient
INSTRUMENTS in filling up the quota Of the EN-.
plre State. none who know him can doubt; and
should be accspt-what he might have secured
heretofore, had his ambition been equal to his
abiiity-,he commission Of u brigadisr general
thousands would delight TO follow him. Mr.
Pomeroy is another of the same stamp, and
represents Mr.. Stewards district. You viii soon
see the fruits Of their labors."
Our correspondent 10 mistaken In supposine
that we imputed conservative" sympathies u
the gentlemen referred TO- But We did and d,
disapprovs Of their leaving their proper place
and duties here, although their purposes 10
doing so were coed, and although they may
render great services elsewhere. We fully be
lievs that deliberate scheme was planned, In
certain quarters, to break up Congress by de-
priving it Of quorum; and we think no better
OF the scheme, because It was attempted to be
carried out, In some instances. by urging mis-
taken views of duty upon patriotic members.
The idea Of putting down this rebellion by
arms merely, aud without the proper legislstion
by Congress, and without the proper direction
to be given by that body to the course Of public
policy. has been proved TO be vsin one.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
From New Orleans.

New YoRk. July 1.-THE schooner Haze,
with New Orleans dates 10 the 26th ult has
arrived here.
Flour hal advanced to S24 per barrel, and
taen. Shepley In con sequence issued 40 orde,
dIing the price Of bread st twenty cents for
twenty four ounces
General Butler has ordered oil the banks tn
make return Of such sums a. are due 10 banks
10 the rebellious Staiee bs banks In the Stat.
Of Louisiana, and State Officers drafts thereon
are not 10 be paid without permission from
h3siquarters
The Dtad reports quite stir 10 the cotton
market. % the 25th 1t sold at twenty fvs cents
per pound.
General Butler has issued an order prohib
ting masters Of vessels from taking away any
persons Of color other than those coming T.
New Orleans. The penalty Is Imprisonment,
and the liability Of the vessel to con6scation.
large and enthusiastic Union meeting was
held 10 New Orleans on the night OF the 2l.t
utimo.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
The PA RksIOknT's RkTuKN.

II is underwood that the President Gays that,
according to the reports Of our generals, made
to him duriog bis recent trip 10 James river.
our los 10 the late battles near Richmond war
only eleven thousand In killed, woauded and
nissiug. The number OF killed was reported
ss lseO. The loss Of the enemy was vastly
greater, 1t Is understood, also, that the Presi.
dent expresses unabated confidence In General
Mcclellan.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

ARTIFICIAL LInBs.-lt 10 said TO be 10 con-
temptation in Congress to make an appropris-
ton for the purchase Of artificial legs and armi
for our soldiers, who have been compelled Ia
submit to amputatious. The need for them ID
strongly illustrated by q remark made recent
ly by the Surgeon General, that there was notl
ing in which the relief societies could sxpsud
their funds more advantagsou than In sup
plying them.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

WISCONSIN SoLDIkRs.-The Society for the aid
OF Wisconsin soldiers will hold meeting TO-
night st eight o'clock, at the Committee Room
OF Indian Affairs in the Capitol. We hope there
will be full meeting, and an organization Of
thorough going working mon.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

SrhEEr RALwAY.-The cars were put upon
the truck last night, and ratified up and down
the Avenue between the Capitol and Four
tsenth street II was the initiation Of travel
Ing by this mems OF locomotion.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
Oh AL.
NOTICE IN RAaARD TO pAssponrs,

DEPARTMENT or yTArE,
Washington. July 10, 1862.
Notice Is hereby given, that, pursuant 10 the
s'th section Of the act Of Congress, approved
July !. 1862, entiil "Au act 10 provide inter.
nal revenue u support the Government" !Sc.
which section took effect from the sOth day of
June last, The sum Of three dollars is charees.
bic on every passport issued from this Depart.
ment, and by any Minister or Consul Of the
United States abroad. Applicanisf for passport.
will be expected to remit The above amouo,
with such application until such time q collsc.
tors shall be appointed 10 pursuance Of the A,d
act .-'.... .......
All publishers Of the laws Of the UnItsl
States will give the above three insertions.
jy f2-3t ."..a
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

EXCHANGE OF PRIsONERs The New York
papers report that the policy of general ex-
change of prisoners will be agreed to by the
Administration This news 10 almost too good
to be true.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

ENTHUSIASM IN CoSNEcrIour-Therew was an
immense meeting at Hartford, Connecticut, on
Thursday, In favor Of enlist nenls. Speeches
we're made by Senator Dixon and others, and
great enthusiasm prevailed. The Legislature
voted $50 bounty to soldiers, 10 addition 70
the bounty offered by the United States.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

The Toronto Leader notices the falling of Of
emigration 10 the Canadian provinces this year,
no different from what was anticipated, and
remarks that II 10 not easy to accou Mt for this
unsatisfactory state of affairs"
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

PERsONAL-Ws underAtand that Senator
Crittenden ard lady, as soon as Congress ad.
jonrns, will proceed to Fire Island, (aear New
York; there to spend the heated term"
They will take rooms In the Dominy Hotel.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

~ Major General Banks, 10 letter to The
Hon. Mr.. Gooch, denies emphaticaily the allie
CATION against him, Us produced ih preamble
recently introduced by the Hoa Mr.. voorheef
10 the House Of Representatives, that during
Gen. Banks's retreat from Winchester, sturdy
negroes were afforded convsysucfs 10 carriages
while poor fatigued mon, women and children
were compelled TO work.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

The Missouri Republican mentions a. one Of
the singularities Of history, that Joha Pope,
who Is now In command Of the army OF Viz
ginia, having ovsrstepped three major generals
at the nge Of forty years, was, for q long while,
pupil OF General Shields, the latter then .
scho0lmaster at Kaskaskia, Illinois.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

WEST VIRGINIA. The friends Of the admls.
sion Of West Virginia are still hopeful that its
manifest importance as measure to put down
the rebellion, will secure its success during the
present session.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

, NlAoAl TO rhs RRscun.-ws learn, says the
iL,ockport Union, that Hon. Peter A. Porter, Of
Nsgara Falis, has taken eteps preparatory to
raising regiment In response 70 the late call
for more troopa.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

HELM8OLO's EXTRACT BuCuU.
THE GREAT DlURETIC
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THE GREAr DIURETIC
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THE GRkAT DIUnETIC
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The GREAT DIURETIC,
And positive and cihp remedy for DIS Of the
kladdsr, Kidneys, travel, Dropsy,
Organ WeakReSs,
And all Diseases Of tne Urinary Organs.
See advertisement. In another column. Cut II out,
and send for the medicine ut once.
Besodre " cOu,ae,feis je9-3m.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

RIor,-At Toledo, July 8, the Irish steve
dores, who bad struck for higher wages, made
an attack upon the black stevsdores, who per
sisted 10 working at ths Ola prices.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Published Daily, Sundays Excepted,
BY w. j. MURTAGH T. CO.
otoRot n. WESTON, EDITOR.

AS- Tho publication onos Of the Ea!soxo
ReputI'cdn is a. the northeast corner Of D an.
Seventh street. second door. osse ". u. shsp
herds sL'rs. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

0Lyon's asgastic lasscs Powder,
Ie:ted ior " years sud grove Ia fsvos Kills and
Moths iu Cloths, fars and Furniture, Garden 10
srots, 10 All genuine beam the signature Of =.
Beware Of oountsrfsih aud limitations
Lyons Powder h h I'll insssta ID trtes,
Lyoah tills are death 10 rats aAA mtoe,
6eld evssy Whars. d. BAkNE8.
aps0-TT0oa 202 Broadway. New FORK.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

aRspsetal Nseses.-On snd amer Tnssasy
April isa1, ~ tssins On the 6Altnoes asa Ohio
kairoa1 yin ooanesss Iss.lss seiiy, (Ssnday.
ooaasOsise et WaAhinstoa junction with Mall
Train fov al parts Of the West ra Wheeling or
rtaIiesbars. Through tieaets sold Cd an and baggsss
n. Of TransportatioE b. : D. 2. Z
ap 1-du JHtaF t}iobel 10. ''
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

The grape crop Of California promises to be
,unprcc-dentedly large this season, and arrange
'ments on Q greater scale than ever are making
for tao manufacture Of wine.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
CONGRESS HAIL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS.

TNHIa WELL Knows RO TEL, WHICH
l. hss always received 70 6 nerous . patronage
from the public, u now op.n for the reasM.
The ample grounds ofihs hotel sojoin those Of
Congress Spring. .-
doe band of music 10 attached to the hotel
Injuries of The teason. "
Th- proprietors spare no effort to miintsin and In
crease ihs high reputs which Congress Hall hss 20
long maintained. "
HATHOR Z MoMIUHAEL, '
jy l2-lm sArat0ga 8, rings
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
A Squadron OF C.v.,,ysurpri..d,

NASHVILLE. July l0-F,ur companies Of ibe
Ninth Pennsy lvania cavalry were surprised and
cut to pieces this mo, ming st Tompkinsvills by
Stesrns' cavalry, ! 500 sIrong. COL wiliiams,
ASjors Jordan and Brown are reported killed,
and our wounded we're assassinsted. ..
Stsarns 10 reported TO be en route for Bow
ling Green, with the intention Of dea,royiug the
bridges. Some Of the railroad track has been
torn up.
Later accounts state that |. is not certain
that Col. Williams was killed.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

~ We call attention to our congressional
report for brief outline Of very important
debate.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

~ Batohelor's Hair Dye-Ths Best In
the World. .-Wiiliam A. Ratohslos,s celebrated
FROM nature; warranted not 10 nure the Hall iu IN.
least remedies the III eatcs Of bad d, e. and invla
Q, ats The Hair iof hfe. GREY RED, or RUSTY
HAIR Instantly turus splendid black or Brown
iraviag the hair soft and beautifsi Sold by eli
DfuRgi.ts 10. =. 90 .-. -
~ The 0enuine is signed WILLIAM A,
BACHELOR. ~ M four ,Sies Of aseA boo. ..0-'
Fsetory. No 81 Barclay street, Late 23S Broad
way and 10 Bond New York ms 29 u
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
OF FlCIAL.

No Pssssngsr Trsin % Manassas.
.r WAS DaPARfunsf,
.H.a ..H OOoe S kQ1ary Diretos
H. I.H ~ MpntaiesdeN Rdiiyoads o. g..
81. Hs. .a WaAhinGtou, April 10, lBBa
No passenger train will be rau from Wsshin ion
to ZAnaasD until further notice 'lI
ID. @. NcCALLUN,
aps II. d. 3 supt. r. r. U, B.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
o r FLO AL.

DEPARTMENT or SrAfn,
Washinqton, Jan. rs, 1864.
The Secretary OF State will hereafter reosivs
membsrs Of Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, ths arst Of nsri
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
Saturday, July 10, 1862.
A FAMlLY nERkAYEmEnT.

We are panied to announce that an infant
child Of the Secretary Of War died at hslf.past
one O'Clock yesterday morning. The burirl
will take place tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
Ths Qas.a % u s.se : h.se ss..

BorOs, July l0.-Re ponses hom oil part
Of the State, 10 regard TO voluntary cnliss-
ments, are highly encouraging, aud IL is thought
that lhs toll quota of trO0ps required Of Mas
sachusstts viii be promptly raised.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

Georgetown OF the seventh ward lslandl who fail
10 reotiye their papers regularly will Obligs the
agent, . Delphcy, by iesVing notice at Nj
when all dsllnqueuoies will be promptly attended
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

A6wsst0a's Progress Of slavery. .-Copies
Of this werk for sale at the ofoe Of the Nli0Ra
RspttaioaM Pamphlet edition, 20 oents. Bound
edition, 10 osnts
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

The New Msssaehusstt. Five Per Csnt,
Scrip.
B0srox, JIly lO.-Ths nsW Massachusetts, 8
per cont scrip Tor W Loan Of a35O, 600 wss oil
taken at per cent. pssuisss. TIE total
snouat Vt bids Was nearly two millions,
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
-HOMAS r. LLOYD,
i Attorney for Claimants.
AND AGENT FOR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
Of Pay, Extra Pay, &c.

"HoHINV1ON, ID. @,
WIN give prompt and efficient at,sn,,o. =. a..
prosecution OF Claims Of every deccrin,i"na 70 we
cessful. s0 uhiess suo
ho,h rssreSa and charges for services will be w,ds
I YS- Peusioua secured for soldis,.
sus.d durns the existing war sl.o Nv d q dis
and 0rpharS Of soders who have disd Vr ne widows
cs sl.0 Bnlny Money for the hei,s a., states ser
tecea ed daring the existing war "e"~o oi soldiers
warding business '' persons ior-
Ths'6lshsst pIices paid for Land Warrants.
/ o.. ITl Address "urAnul
THOMAS Il LLoyD
Attorney for CIaimc,,,,
No. 456 Seventh sssa,,
washington, D q
N. b. Editors Of papsn publisb,,. a..
VIII BE- entitled TO ny services 70 Se nSovs y Ss5S
dec iS-v T.H u
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
LAST GRAND MATINEE.
POslTIrEL1 THIS WILL RE TVE LAST
AFTERNOON rLRFORM ANCE.
SATURDAY, JULY la,h, FOR LADIyS AMI
CHILDREN.
The entire company will appesr In their bs,,
" A n / II II I r. a

This new place Of amusement 1, nov o,sn .,a
eas upon i b'ard' some Of the beat TO Be
MIS- ANNA WEST, the Chsrninv so,.,,,..,
Mr.. WA WORkkLL the Great Nesso H'i;n..sn.
aud Dsnotr NJ JOHN ADAMS, lie we'll InoWn
Ba joist from Niblo'a H.. Y MaitrpESTON. he
lhs Orch stra p led BY Mr.. GEORGE ARrH
RsautifLl Wa ting Gl-ls ""n
Come and ses ", GA Sixth street. two doors fs,m
Vi2-iW q. PURDY, Proprietor.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

~ Law HosiCe.1 ROBERT J. WALEER
and FhEDEaiC r STANTON will practice iaV
Courts Martial, boards Of CommissioS. RI - .Dd n,
Aided Sy ,wS Other no psr
WALKER STANTON, oiIcs ssS st,set ATSrsss WisS'
ipgtOu, D @. M a,n Wn'
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

'mi aion, o. cent, O;chestra Chairs, 50 osnts.
Doors open, ~ Pe'flmsucs, sk O'Clock
The national Republican., 1862-07-12


NATIONAL CURRENCY.
Mr., HOOPER, from the Committee of Wars
aud Means, reported bill To provide TOR o
national currency, secured by pledge Of Uoi
ted States stocks, and providing for the circu-
laiion and redemption thereof
The bill was read and 70 committed.
STATE ADVANCES.
Ar. FENTON, from the Committee on Claims.
submitted an adverse report on the bill 10 in
dsmnify the State Of New Yo,k for advances
made during the late war with Great Britain,
REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE.
Ar. WASHBURNE, from the Committee Of
Commerce, reported bill In relation to com.
missioned officers Of the United States revenue
cutter service. Passed.
This bill requires that the appoin' 'ments Of
such Oficsr, shall be confirmed by the Senate !
CONTRACTS. 81
Mr.. BINGHAM. from The C0mmittse on the
Judiciary, reported back the Senate bill, with
smendmen 8, to prevent members of Congress
and officers OF the Government Of the United
States from taking consideration for procuring
contracts, Office, or place, from the United
States, and for other purposes. Passed unani-
mously. ,
SALE OF LIQUORS.
Mr.. BINGHAM, IRON the judiciary Commit
tee. reported back The Senate bill amer datory
Of the act tU prohibit the sale Of spirituous
liquors aud intoxicating drinks In The District
Of Columbia, in certain cases, approved August
6, 1861. Passed.
Mr.. POTTER, from the same committee, re.
ported bill charging the place Of holding the
September term 0f the courts Of the United
States for The District OF Maine. Passed.
[r0 be held hereafter at Batt.]
NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS
Mr.. STEVENS, Of Peunsy ylvania, submitted
The report OF the committee Of conference, on
the Naval Appropriation bill. Adopted. .
RIGHT or Way
| Mr. WILSON, from the same committee, re
ported back the Senate bill amending an ac
heretofore passed, 20 on to extend the time o
The grant Of right Of way to plank road ant
railways through the public lands Of the United
States, for the period Of five years. Passed.
NAVAL LINE OFFICERS.
Oa motion Of Mr.. SEDGWlCK, Of New York
the House refused 10 concur In the Senate
amendments 10 The bill to ,stablish and equal
izs the grade Of line officers OF the United
States. A committee Of conference was or
dered 10 bs appointed thereon,
| G.yERSxENT OF THE NAVY.
A committee OF conference was ordered tC
be appointed on the bill for the better govern
menl Vi the United States navy,
COMPETENCY OF WITNESSES.
Mr d. +. TuOMAS, from the Committee OIL
the Judiciary, reported back the Bill In rela
ton 10 ths competency Of witnesses 10 trials ID
equity and admiralty. Passed.
[This bill provides that the laws Of the Statt
10 which tho court shall be held shall be th
rules Of decisiOn a. 10 the competel oy OF wit
nssses In the courts Of the Uulted States, Ia
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

nv IO.NIGHT New SONGS. Nav Danc.s N.
FL iopisu Acts, BY the ->"
IMMENSE COMPANY
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14

HsLsHA, ARK. Oct. 80th, 1862.


HsLsxA, AK, Oct. 8Oth, 1862.
DEAR GAZETTE This morning we were
called upon to celebrate the completion Of
Fort Hovey, at this place. At precisely 10
A. N. although not in a position to see) We
knew by the roar Of the artillery at the Fort
that the Stars and Stripes were proudly float
ing over the completed works, and in silent
language telling traitors to stand from under.
The programme for the morning was, first
salute of thirteen guns from tho Fort, which
was answered by similar salute from tho
Gunboats and the First Iowa Battery, after
which there was grand salvo by all the
batteries stationed around Helena. The
oath regiment Of Iowa Volunteers arrived
here on Monday last. 1t is splendid look
ing regiment, and an honor to the State
it represents. A portion of the Goth arrived
yesterday. I have not seen them, but am
told they are fine looking set of men. The
soldiers here are eager fer act,en, and ask to
be led against the enemies Of their country.
FIRST IOWA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-11-14
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

The Memphis Bulletin Of the 9TH says a
large Federal crmy passed south of Grand
junction on Tuesday, the 4th 1t further
learns, from a gentleman who lives in De
Soto county. Miss, that for 90 miles out on
the Pigeon Roost road, the rebel cavalry have
suddenly disappeared. The same gentleman
says that, for several days past, the Confed.
crates at Holly Springs had been moving
back all provisions, stores, ETC., and that
this was understood to be preparatory to
evacuating the pace.
1t highly probable that the rebels have
evacuated Holly Springs, and we are expec.
ting the announcement that our forces occu-
py it.
On Wednesday an expedition left Helena
for Cotton Plant. where, it was understood
a rebel force of $500 had gathered. They
took five days Iations. Nothing has vol
been heard from them.
1t IS reported that Pemberton is in com.
mand at Holly Springs, instead Of Van Dorm
also, that the Csnfederatss have been NOV
ngaway valuables preparatory to evacuating,
for several days (; also, that there was an ad-
vance Of .orty thousand troops from Bolivar
on Monday ria Grand Junction and Holly
Springs.
Grand Junction is reported to have been
burned on Tuesday.
The Grenada appeal Of the 9Th reports a
fire at Augusta. Ga. on the 4th, destroying
half million dollars worth of property
cotton, warehouses, etc.
Mysterious movements arc going on be.
tween Grand Junction and Holly Springs
but We have no particulars.