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LATER FROM MEMPHIS.
RetFsning OF RaiIrsad Commu nil a tions-
army hOvements-Gen Is, ass Reported In
Command 1t Vfcksburg.

RetFsning OF Raiirsad Communica tious-
army Movements-Gen Is, ass X Repor;ed In
Command 1t Vicksburg.
MEMPHIS, June 2S Gen Grant assumed com.
mand Of the District Of Vest Tennessee. and ap.
pointed Col. WebEier Commander of The post
Col Hillyer provost n1aTsLaI Of the district and
Lieut.. Cpl. Armstrong provost marshal Of Mem.
phii s..... ..
The Union meeting yesterday was attended by
about two hundred citizens. A full ticket OF
Union men was nominated for city officers.
Five hundred bales OF cotton were shipped
Special dispatches In the Grenada Appeal OF
The 18th say ten mortar boats passed Rodney,
coming up.
The Grenada ApPeal Of the Goth says the rebel
army OF toe Mississippi Is being reinforced, and
the Lealth OF the sOdieg much Improved
The Jackson Mississippian saysi we have re-
liable Information that toe enemy have fallen
back from Holly Springs. .-
MEMPHIS, June 25.-The railroad from Colum
b1s, Kentucky, to this city, Is now In operation,
and In day or two there will be railroad com.
munication open 10 TO Corinth, and from there to
huntsville, Alabama. Enough rolling stock has
ben secured to commence operations with.
over 500 persons have taken the oath Of allie.
glance since the occupation OF this place
All 10 quiet at Codnth. That point will be
gaiIisoned by two divisions, and 1t Is reported
that Gen. Halleck wfll return TO st. Louis very
soon. rsa
to visit their homes. ~ -
Gen. Mcclernand's division Is still at jackson,
Tenn. 800. I'D ~
A neet Of steamers with supplies for Gen. Cur
tis' amy has arrived, and will be escorted up
White river, Arkansas, under a strong guard
Mayor Park and Aldermea X ybinson, Tilgeree
and Hufiourt have taken the oath, but tue re-
mainder OF the board hang back.
Our troops have visited Moultrie county, Miu-
isslpQi. :t
Gen. Bragg was to take command at vicksburp
on the 18th inst.
Gen Schuyler Hamilton has resigned on ac-
count OF Ill health, and viii be succeeded by Gen.
RosecranZ. ta FfS : =
lis reported there are 30 coo rebel troops at
Vlcksburg under Gems Bragg and Pillow.
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Fears q a Regqlar siege Of Riehnend.

"A IMoolle Register Correspondence .. ..
? r cH4oED, June z II am afraid now that
Mcclellan has us regularly besieped and Will
ollY advance by parallels End regular approac hPs
Pa 5. is sew but sure way Of reducing a city,
and siscersly hofe that the Yankee general " iii
nst bs allowed to get his frst parallel this ii De of
lhe ChickahSniHy Sebastopsl wa ahls to stand
ths manner CT attack only ten months, and n
proportion to the strength CT the two cities, Rich
mend could hardly Withstand 10 as many days
A city, no matter how strong, can be reduced to a
certainty by regular spproaches, the capture be.
iHg enly matter Of time. ..,. 81 . ~ .' -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BLrcHELoR's HAIR DYE
Ts<k.sf tLx Woy{d

william A, Batcselor's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color nos 10 be distinguished from ma
turewarIanted not 10 injGre the lair In theleast
remedies the Ill effects q bad dyes, and iaEigar-
ats the Hair for liSs. Grsy, Bed or Rssty Hair
instantly turns q splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing tSe HAIR soft and beeutiful. Sold by all
Druggists, sc. -szg.G il.
UT Trhs Genuine Is signed WuLIAMA A. BATCH
EL0R, on tAs Iory sidss ef each boz ~ - =
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Esfs York,
rAs7-1y (Late 233 broadway aad 10 bond ST.
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Z. gNEssns. a. A HALL Co., have removed
their stock og India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 30s Pennsylvania avenue, back 70
BOston1 during the summer, where. thsy will be
pleased 70 receive orders by telegraph or mall for
i nd y 4 uboer or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
fsf ear aed by any express companys lightning
train aud arrive In ia twenty four hours, cheaper
20 our ciukens tnan snsV eopia De sota hefe-
ufsctarefss 5pfices Al Messrs. RIA. Hall i Co.'S
warehouse, (where they have the largest bIsort-
meat OF India Rubber Goods In the world, IS
MIX street, Bossen, Man. mar ia-k,w,s,d
RupRxz sLxrpED cLoAEs, -anade urge and null
in The skirts, for o1icers on horssh beck. Aiso,
Coats, Psnehas Blankets, WaSon sptings, &c.f
cpga:'s dry goods s.sss, 5s.c:7 ass js sI-iw =
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Gaerilla Bands in Nerthern missouri

: cHIcAso, june 81 "A special dispatch to the
journal, from Quincy, says that guerilla parties,
which have been forming all winter In NORTH.
well asmed, and having number Of small can
noa. They number about 700 men Part n this
gang attacked small party OF Slate trosps on
NrdnesdaY, near Monticello, kiting eight, and
wss not escertsined. ss4.s.s lss - sHa.
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AUCTION SALES.
BIG 1asuIREkc 90 ,-.--.---

By J. C MoSUIRE & CO., Aro.,oneor,.
SAi OF EAST ROOM CERPxT AVN
,Insny nsnyNpRJIs AT THE RSsIDLSr's BoUsK -Na
MoNLA1 NOHNtNG g0pe Soth. at o. cor
% .lS toath gron7cs o. tie treGIJeEt's H1uss
East oOn' Viewer Cared eo,sai. inr 49,, "a
. yaIds, ana IN exec ent osrditlon.
Shorocoo covered sofas,
Lsmeats, - ~iNe- " -
Let ssntstore Co,umrs with v,sss ana C,p.
mahogany an Ms sTbie top rsliss
be9stesds with SSrl ,Es, Mattresses and PiIlov,
L~t ,IoR ana Copper Re.rIteTa:o.s, CurbOsrds.
Terms cash.
by9rder OF the Comnisson orr PubIc En- lS;nr,
lsZ2 J. q. hoGCIRE A CO. AuSts
By WALL & BARNARD, AuotT5nee-,
I'RUSTEES SALE OF BCILDTNG IOr
= on THt ISLAND On sBUKSDAY sc1ER
NOoN, Sd july pext, at 5 CLOCK by ViTtus ~ :.
seq trust, dated 18Th o'obs-. Iss9 Ard rsoor.g
10 Liner a > So. ls2. foIo 422. oce Of tn IA
Iee2tSs rec oi w 1shlIEton county - & Ei,l a. a st
pupLo deot ur, N front o1 The Errmises t,oI Is "a
sobd vision ot Ssusre fS5. frOnting "A fast oD 80
strset 400 running bSok "a feet betS eea Sarfb m
AID streets 20 q 10 foot aile. NA -
Eerms {: one thlTd OaSh; balance in & ,r5 70
trust. seNu'eu OJ eoeeo Of
IL said terms are net complied with within ,h-s.
uaJ aiter the bdd IT II ssld p-opetv tha iyu.
zee the rlght 20 rsSe the sans n the ~
ato cost OF the dsfAGit ng ? robsser A
10, n. &. MOVES. Truu.ea
Je .-Q WALL BARNARD 10, suots
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LOST AND FOUND.

o2ttand g street, two COWS-ons .ue4vvks
entirely blsck, the other deep cd. With GSYs
SO VIII be paid for their retur. or so if dsecIed
as sto' en-. Tsken on ths l4th instant.
jeSS IwE JOHN GAYNOR,
2 ~, delivery to me, st the village of -
B,lsSdas39sssqik, i, { Prince SsSr.s's Sounty, ND 81
sESSsst, .Sa Sf sad; Il wsRf dSSed:sd Of he
sroksa 20; and about Ave fs:t ssssn Ipchsa nGp IN
helg III. He - well known in WashinsLon and il
nodopoI lurking IN that place or its Vicinity 1
will give the above reward no matter where tsken
UlONYSlUS SHERIFF.,
je 2lm< Expr of II. n Warripr,
coz REWARDED the aPpreheosion and dc
~ ~ livery TO me, at the village of B!a -
densburg, Prince georges county, Nd, OF I'll
mulatto man ALRERf LYLES, late ihs IN
property of n IA. Warning. deee ssed, of the -
county nnd state aforesaid. Albert IL very.A-
Fight yellow; Of stout statue; srum couutenauce
when SPOKEN to; and about feet Is or Vi inches IN
hi:ht; He Is veil knovn In Washington, and il
no doebt lurking IN tnat place cr IT'S VICINITY will
give the aboye reward no matter where tefeu,
DIONYSluS SHERIFF, r,
- EXT Of II. II. Warning,
THE Prince 6eorsisn and Upper Marlboro; Ga
xstts cory until forbid and charge the sdyertissrl
je5 Inn - : n t'il-F'
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By GREEN & WILLIAM. Apotio,..--

SALUhBLE IMPROVED AMI uETx
on FRiviTE ss3 OK 6Es i;JtSD -r hUsTIeS
o. o. 81 lex al se. oR the PrcmI-as, a. 6
ya'e sAie, thai v1gssis pros Tiy Epo,n5 5 tthi. FL
TesldenaS o. the late Po oer CsEIno.e, deoe,sSs ~
lItyr hTe- tzsS,l oon aiming Al, ut s. 20 tattIa
& 80 [!oaa., w; iEa Improvements, VsioL coa-
.louse, eoEtsInl Eht oonyebisGty n-Tsn.ts ns,.ts
rooIs, DalIy, moIs House, sable, ca Ti.xsss
wse. il t~e "a This upsr,T i, % s1Ss sEs
.Itp.tsd and 6OUnded itta stres. vist so :,
heal ny and pleasant pr .s'e rF SIC sf oss in
"A Asp az h.Idsome SRI aIHE Lo.s. being Iass
beautiful and eersted 6ul iSS o.sS. 40 40 no eess
l4sh stIests west and and sire Is sout11 a.
Rarcs.e handsome building site or make 9soS q
il not p'e,iou.l, dispSssd of al D. v,.S .eSste,
VIM Fenda,l sttor eJ Grnsr of az ttre.9
pure ass are are n ~ 4, ~islnrO
Terms: One TOUR h cssh; bsan,e inc. u r,,d
rTSd psywssts @ beaaiSE ihtstas PS5Ss S de-
a. ste &c q tIvtn and deed OF tru-1 taken. III
the puTohsteT. 81 EDSsSNPshf Z. sFIEH r she S'"of
js2s eo&d. GREEN WI WftGfg.Msvs:e.;, oGHa,. I've.
syJ.G: NlcsVIRE & co.. ACOtIonoe1..
TAUSIEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Ia-
PROVED kELL EsrLTE IN THI cry OF Wisu-
the .nS oc TsoSrG St Of Ssse q 5gs
80 sast seii a. rn5io Auction, on SATURDAY, Ian
GeJ oI yuy, 1904, al the ofhos OF J. g. MoGuiTe a
d. G., that il g say 'oiAs
Lots a. q, as a. and Is, in 60 uare No. ss7
Alec art OF OF g, II the sabdisislon of Tar.
diana avenue nsar The CITY Hal "oAunE on IL
separately. VIA O0-Vhofeo
The terms OF sale are: One fourth in .,,b.,,a
nc .nc teelone ln Six, twelve a. d eiEhtsea Inopt5E
VIII lhiefssI from the day of safs; the cefer-rd
Eaintnts % be EecErel bJ notSs sarisfSoISr, %
!ae trrstee, :lc iieq, by dcec CT :TUst aeon "a
2,ORetJ Ior tne uIohAse ot which sach tes sEsi
have been respectively Elvea.
II tfese terms he net coTn,,ied With IN thi,s -.
tne 20 tae trustee reserves ms TEht 20 re-
ssh, uSou Lnrte oags notice, a. gne rlss Ipa -.
Penss OF the def.uliiLs Eirchss5r
sers resPecIseiT - ~
J. n. CARLISLE, Trurtee.
lesNts = G. INQUIRE 30. Aucts
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PAN AWAY From THE SURSCRIoEa
IA nsaI Bl.densburE, two n EGR0 BOYS, 80
on MONDAY last Henry Beeket, 5f-et inch 81,
msrs; he had his thigh breksz And limes -
lit Q; sEei Is years Lloyd, 8 fee 2 or fLoh-S.ks
occasioned BY burns; thick lips and Frufn counte-
nance; and speaks quick; avery large head and
short hair. Will give S725 for Henry and SIS for
Llqydi and either case they must be brought home
before receiving the above reward.
ie7 FIELDER -MA6RUDER.
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SEALED PROPOSALS ara n,,,.a - -
- lSth Cay Of Jn y, 49, for sOpslyiu- t<s II 10
SaDs stence D7FaStDsnt siih 6OOS hezrs og y,.Sr
Cs Tie en- toe Hoof e1s VI Deol
me Cattle 10 9e delivered at " sshlntton. N n
sao esch eoina 20 average 500 ps1n1 SToss ~ ~
s.IIcal Sam tsea that Weighs Isss n An 40 no,,ad
sf9ss. 6eilers, Siaga sEl Balls not 1ayt - xoDus
A.. aIss aSi1eIJ al Csttie 20 10 made On the lss
osy u august o. 80 soon The eater A. fbs ss
iasn may 9lrect 600 read OF cattle rsT -anh
a9S ai % 20 &c oehvsred under this contact ="
be required. - SeoufitS VIII
,yS.9 40 Sia WI be entettslnod vhen pot in b, CON-
ta-ir - 70 p.etiousy failed comply win
Dad. Nv fie<ent 70 rec DO ad % has
The names Of firms should be st.tsd IN frp ,-,,,
'hp preSise aadIes. OF eaea member of the 6Tm.
.ids,IG snas Iom e' oyti parties will not be con-
each Proposition ' ~'SoDP@nS
oids nut be aeeompanisd By two ru.rsnt..,
SPTs,.oo:. o. a, Issainston, ID. O., aad endorsed
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aMUSEM EETe.

. GROWERS THBATRB.
"a. sIenne, near lStA 81. AID the willard Houre
AbonAk0 81 An =
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MEEJiss OF CONSERVATIVE MExBERs OF
CeNGREss a fter the adjournment Of the House
yes.erda the following notice was read from the
clerks desk: .-.s..
"a meeting OF conservative members who are In
faPcT Of prosecuting the war for the Union and in
fsvOE CT Eaiptininy the constitution, and op-
prsod TO the seditioGs and des ructive schemes of
the abOiihohsI, is called % meet In the hall OF
The Rouse Representatives 10 morrow, Saturday,
at enc O'Clock p. IN. BY order Of the commit
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. LAST NIGHT OF
boroicarlrs Irish Dr,Da'Io Speot.ole, in three
acts, emit ed tie
COLLEEN BdWN,
. COLLEEN BhWNr
4 Or, THE BRIDES OP 6ARRY0wENt
OR, TaE BRIDES OF GARRY0WEN
Last Night OF the Irish Comed's sn and Vooslis.,
MR. J, COLLINS,
MIR. J. COLLINS.
Sixth Night OF tie Fayo1its Actress,
MISS SUSAN DENIN,
MISS SUSAN DENIM
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EARLY AIJoURNNExT OF CoSaEEis URsBD-
Mr.. Pesseadsn, oward the elose Of the proceed
ings !atAe senate YESTERDAY, urged prompt action
upoE the measures peuding, and st2e5 that If this
courss should not be pursued, that body might
be left without a quorum. he mentioned la this
anection that Senators were s.rssHv leaving
ths city, and that ore from California and enoln-
er from Minnesota had departed. He alluded to
Senator's La ham and Rice. Senator Lane, Of
Kansas, remarked lhat he, too, wEs desirous Of
an ea.ly return to that State, bu! would remain
TO vote On tie cCnf.cat!oa bill which is now be-
fore that body
In the House the number necessary to consti.
tUte quorum is Obtainsd nitheut regard 10 the
EOI-rsp represented States; bot in the Senate ma
joTitT c, Senator'S from the thiTtY.foEr States Is
HseessaIy for that Purpoze. In ether words,
taf'tY I've members. Tie entire number OF elected
Ssaslors the rou of tsat body is fSrtv-nine in
eluding the naEae o. Johnson, OF Tennessee.
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We. a. Ee,.s 20, q Gssre.iss.

T-IsI 90 hereby guarantee tat -~is s5's =. ~
ns Proposition and thst shonld his prososIt,on -.
ssocepsea, ne WI st once enter into contrsot M
Jites. = ~'-o AAs sscu
ashl' t sas1sntss mus ee appended % each bid
shown oI the efetal cerukosts Of the Clerf ~ -
m,sttSnt nsGs Ds5riSr ,,d Court or Of TIE untei
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A SrLENDlD Room F,-kaiN a. a. rcT.I---
ate rstes ele.s1nriy sIt,sts n al rIse q; a
81 20 S,otns eht ssIdcus s-d Csptol ocTUer ~ s 80
at onoe. -' 'SN3 ;as to5s = al
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PROPOSALS FOR MEATS The n p-zerslsnsa
e..urdsy 81. an sfsa .,eSos,. u9,y,.. n ;ss
Na.h.nEton Asylum, with al tSe. .zssts tnss may
sts IN. s q the institution g as year endirg
.Is 5;as;. .,Is VI =. ,s.t. the pound iSs t..sA
6ids Tor The nsss: rec rs. 7or tss use oeffe IN
tsndSnL The mea,S' reSuired for the use Of the
a mests 10 y furnished a. sseh times and IN
sach qDentitis<b <bs may be required By the lnlend-
ant, and, IL Pst IN eceordsnos vita contract, mar
= '''' Wv y LkoNARp HARBAUGH,
n - sd w. 6.A NEWMAN,
.Il John MclkyiT1,
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Scene Lake of KiIlarny by Moonlight
Scsne 2-The SAP of Dunlos
Soens S-Corage Of the Colleen Bavn.
ACT III,
Scenel-The Haunted Gap
Scene ITO o Cresau's House.
Scens S-rorc, Luke ard Mo1;lllIcrd's pssks
Scene t-RuiB Of the & hazel,
Scen 6-ny es' Wa ON Rouse
Scene 6-The DEVILS " a er Dave
act III.
Scene 1-Shelah's But,
Seems 2-Parlor in Castle Chute
scene 3-MJtss Ma Coppsleea's Cottage,
scene t-Gutskirts o. Castle Chute
ScereSThe Bal koom.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
ESss Orcio---- - 30 cents
EEI;SnesuS E; CnSIs---------------.7 rs cents
Seats may be secured a. tbs TEssisr dry 90 ,,.
day without extra charge, ~
Doors open st7h O'Clock; TO comm. noe ats.
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FOR SALE AND RENT-

A SrLENDlU Room F,-kAtNC A. -
aSe rates sls.s.nrly sIt,stsi, n al iise Otto
To- Soreirnaent ssIdeus s-d Csp.toI ocTUer cf s. -
ct Oaoe. Nsa - to9; .; -..ah .ah
A RARE CHkNCE-PsG HsIF-,T,. O.
A CALSi. ,d Pie BAEfsi-Y CO Il = = No.,
Sos Rlete Dtke;les n WASHINGTON OF snJ oths cI,y
proved ovens, vUh eysrJtnioE sf srTI aii.Ins 20 =
buSrssss Ss;ts d 4 seT e,, IoSSf S u & &c Of 6 t
rIsS EIs5t os Re SUIT bic 10 srLOssT batSry or azy
Tssso lIvea ior nsiIES IIsrirs ON ~. ,sEy iSsSry
ins hes o Il it y sirse DstW"on and Ii as, VAST
kFoR .EASE AND SALE .Fs IgIsoTI6eI
yeAls containing thCut 1--WE soFs., Of Tr-ass. aI.S
hs.vy grass m and csts! h ss. Ts1Ps; sc S'a,Is,Is %
MoGd POsts, Il ais and Ea ming Uiea ,,is Wa2on.1
k,tnssn ss AT nofses, Ccvs sSd II ussho q and
LEX on -, betsssl "a aud an cas-. Wes,. live
EfORT cORcURAN FOR sALE-The m1D.Ioa
= hoCEe, extsntl'e oyt-bGldInes, aLd am
IS X oa5ly situated OF a rInEton as.. d q opso
fts faIsrss SsIETsSsoE1, c. eMeTaoTI entirely lie
Of Fort Bsnnstt !. fos sale fhe pPSss e5ttsn
~ ecres Of sebie lard, II nigh cGltivstlo5ss SO
on ~ the en'ire District Of Co embia. 1rsSa,T,
tns rotomso ntsT Is uGs urReSsed, 80 d for extst
2ALEx indi,ns .Ss5as. @s SsSvss2Fs &c s2F!s
a.na ana 50 street., or 20 FR : %. W Jones, GtsoTrsS
lsI Bg&ss ssails.rsS. saf' hsFr9n s IS n% sns
EOk kskLs-RUI LDiNG LITS, resrt,e Nn-1
300 oY.rs ?. feet font by sl e aesS, for SIS 70
49, eeon. hgaols ln 6nail IN "a, msIts OF StS
montn. AssIstalcs viii BE- given q Fhnse dasI Sus
aoGg ISys Sysr tsS ss5sSR ssaol;Ss:' ;s:' to Fox Van
ENOR AERT-A furnished four-ttcrY RRICE
n n .pWkLLlNG,, n pleasant AID hsslthfri s,Tf
oI the CITY, with ane large chambers sDd psryaTs
neth room EuFplIsd with RycrHat va.eT ~ "a.
TrIyufholt oArfiss e. AouEe and stable attsebsd
ernment emp oyso Il sithsr Ons of TIE nes,yt
@snts. InsGl!s 50 3Ts Eleventh stree. befsssn
"A
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: a TREATY LoASINs ELEVzS MILLIONS OF
DoLEAas To<eI ExTco - treaty md through
81 Eister CSIwin, IosnIng $Il, Geo 600 to Mexico,
has, itts understood, been seat In 70 the Senate
by the President! The delay IN the presentation
OF this treaty hhs, II Is thought, been owing 70
the reluctance Of the President to submit pio-
ject 40 directly stvariaace With the Ieceat action
OF the Senate upon The subject of Mexican affairs,
while G. tie same time he has probably not felt
.wiIlng 10 withhold Il from tAeir action, should
disposition LO" Iist TO change our lire OF poll
CIV, and take direct part in the sffArs Of Mexico,
towhich this tfetty, according to report, would
cOmuAf "A ua 50
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A PPOLLO CONCERT SALOON, Ists Nav
n 1ork sAcon, near Browns, National and
ano most agreeable p ace where gentleman resIir
can ENJOY an evening In this town. We dsfy com
tetuon IN regard 70 sing ng, dancing ana rIsying
Of thls oeleorated company. Miss Annie Rsxtt
queen OF song; Billy Worrell, the Champion SeFro,
Singef ana Dttse and Q host Of oIhsrs s,snaT
Il5sri,l presiding stthe piano. Prof q Naoh5snsnil
Heli anownior his ability, leads the orokestrs.
nenosome waiter 6lrjs IN attendance from tss
New ork Saloon. Concert commspcea at Z a,ciE ~
uIl 50 o'olock. ID FREY, Propnetor. js s-imsA'
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM THE sOUrHERN COAST
A DESPERATE FIGBT.

hspulte Of the Federal Troops on James
isiana.Httu ofGe BeBham-Landins
Of keinfercrmebts at Pert
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AsoraER BziLLiASr AcHlEyENESr BY GES. sTUAET -
C.prUsE o. SKynAL HUSBAND YASKKEs-GsfAr d.
srsrcrIoS o. SroREs-NARROw Escape O. GES. PoPE,
Erc.-Oa Fridly last, Major General j. l. B. S'uAr'
crossed Hazsl River at WeOsds Ford With about three
thousand cavalry aud proceeded 10 Waterloo bridge
Frou thence the command advanced to WArrenton and
waited for the column % close up The advance guard
Wa then sent out about fse miles, aad reported every
thing quiet The column again moved forward, and
reached within mile Of Cate.s Station, on tie Orange
aud Alexandra RIlsoAi, about dark. Tue enemy we're
completely surrounded and surprised, aud their whole
foree CONSISTING Of a0ou 6ss thousand men we're put
20 GIT.
QIArsermas.er5 and cOmmisary stores wagons tents,
etc. Of the estimated VAus Of several millions Of dollars
were destroyed By troops They also captured three
hundsd and s1yseyen prisoners, including seventeen
commissioned officers among whom are one Cs1cei and
three OapABs also General PoPss TWO horses bis sad
s L.ide ssord uniform, his servant, and hsqlArter-
master, Captain GJuldug,) and the VlArsrmAsiers
horses Also 500 in specie, aud $4,000 in Treasury
noes aud mail containing official letters from General
Pope OF the hgb,ss Importance, which are nos in Tue
h4lds Of General Lee.
About O'Clock, the euemy rallied aud made feeble
attack Oh our column, bu. we're soon driven on. Gen
sour. AID his command returned Waren!on Springs
o. saturday, With the loss Of but two killed aud live
wounded Tue enemy were in lull retreat, leaving a
sHa force 20 try to check the expected advance Of or
troops /. Is suppIssd they gill make stand At ALI
sndrs ten Stuart vas the head Of the column dur
iug the entire march. Dol Les, Of 'hs ID Virginia
cavalry, led the charge upon the Yankees Gen. POPos
sword was captured BY Mr.. OhAs knnegerode Of tbis
city,
Wa sfs indebted for the above highly interesting in
forma on to Nc " h. iIh Arnislead. OF the 6.h Viz
gaia Cavalry Who accompanied ths expedition aud vas
10 toe ;ht near Ciustts NJ AImistead "as, until re
c,atly CLERK 10 the Ajutant Generals Otes, in this
city out resigned hs position, with patriotic real to Ell
ter toe cavalry service dc had the sstsfcon Of ter
aiastilg the mortal career Of least Of the ac
cursed invaders Of ols sol.
Nj. A brought 18th HIN tae handsome Uniform coat,
Lass tbs property Of Gan. JJha Pjpa appears tron
she inscription On the collar. Tui5 trophy is nov IN
possession Of GOV Lstohsr TO ssOu ii sAS sent as
present We believe, 6y Gen. .uArL As the circuit
aroaud the OockAhomily by Gen. Stuart the fore
raluer VI The defeat VI AeCeaus army, We hope that
tais similar bu. more brilliant event msy be the prtcur
sor Of tao tolA dispersion and humiliation OF the Yam
10 invaders.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-28

Esos-Mr Ia C4Ars.--We have seen specimen Of
LIE. tent, patented By Lieut. jules Ls'ondAle ol.
tas Iah Ala Regiment shoh in point OF u'eiulue
sai sooaony surpIssss suJhing &c have YET seen OF
,bs sort l. oombiaes The peculiar quality OF being "a
,,tis Of si,i.on between tEo-saeh bs'iag his Cun
part Ebi0b oombin5s both tent, mNn,D and camp. A
,ats il leaves .hs soldiers free. 10 toe march
leaves hin EQUALLY loenblrrassei the -ho!e weighing
has four pounds Il 10 Ill Of the most useful IN
yso,,on- t tent economy have seen thus far and 1t
you'd b., well thst Congress, 10 the exercise Of :
p,spsr e.ol.7 IA matters that oocosrH the defenders
Of cur coup,r- .0uld least OPfOint COMMITTEE Of
the isry members to examine into the merits Of he
invention. We i,sl assured Ii will meet their aPprOo
ton
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-28

FEox GoRDoxsvuLI.-The Lynchbu'g Republican, Of
yesterday ssys Passengers from GOrdonsvie, yester-
day evening, report bat heavy frrg vas heard in me
direction o. WarrentCn, commencing about 10 O'Clock,
Aad it was the general belief tbI; light was in progress
mar that place. though nothing WAS certainly known
concerning il.
The general opinion WAS that the Yankees had made
stsnd in the neghborhocd Of WAHenton JUNCTION,
aad tina. grea' battle the eve Of being fought
if Il Rad not already cemmerejd.
ave coaversei with gen smen last night who left
the army on Monday, who gave much interesting and
y,uabe information to our movements and the posi-.
oa of our forces Whch however, would not be pro-
10 publish. S9fee it to say that all reports to the
contrary, there ia single for any anxiety
,ou. The entire safety of army in that quarter, and
It's ability to hur back the invader beyond our borders
report rta,hed this city last night, that Sonewsll
Jackson bad Nksd the cremy-the exact locality net
sated-ani captured several thousand prisoners, and
large number Of Wagons.