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back. We quickly formed into line and got

back, We quickly formed into line, and got
our artillery into position, everything beto-
kening battle, when from some unaccounta.
bic reason the rebels retired II they had
attacked us we should undoubtedly have been
cut up, for we were only two regiments and
battery, while they had several brigades.
The rebels retired at 6, =. NJ, when we stack
ed arms, and our baggage having come up,
we pitched our tents. All were expecting all
attack all night, but were disappointed al
though our pckcts were engaged with the
rebel pickets all night, and one Of our lieu.
tenants was wounded Brgadier
General Buford came to see me last night
lie makes splendid appearance, was very
much gratitied 10 receive the honor Of Il call
from him. We have just received u
reinforcement Of 20 regiments, beside several
batteries and -quadron- Of artillery, and
fight is inevitable, ! am US happy
as "clam in high water" the only thing
want IL II letter from home
18th May.-We have been On the march
steady ever since wrote the above march.
ing forward aud backward sideways and ey.
cry way imaginable without moments rest.
] am much exhausted but feel better to-day.
. ! write this within three miles Of Cyrinth. 49,
Our regiment was engaged in the -kirmish at
arlington, and was posted 50 as to cut of
the rebels in their retreat but a- they ran
! through the woods we did not see much
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1t is asserted that four OF the rebel generals
were born in Massachusetts, one in New
York, one in Pennsylvania. one in New Jer.
sey and one in Ohio.
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The 9th District Election,

The following says the Illinois State Regis,
ter Of the Goth inst, are the Official footings
Of the recent special congressional election in
the 9th district. The whole vote is but SO
over onehalf the aggregate vote cast in the
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NOTICE.,

'l'HE notes, book accounts and papers of
l Mr. julius Schulze, saddler and harness
maker. have been left with me for settlement
All those indebted 10 HIM are notified to make
immediate payment, OF cost will be made.
HENRY FISCHEL, Justice of the Peace
Rock Island. Dec 4, lS6l
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Judge Allen, the successful candidate, is
son Of Willis Allen, formerly a member OF
congress from this state. He is very able
man, powerful stump speaker, and will
make an excellent congressman. lie was
United States Attorney for the southern dis.
.rict Of Illinois, under the late adminstra.
ton
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Rock ISLAND OPERATOR.
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" that takes telcgraphic reports consequently it
can tu-ash the people of this and adjoining coun.
ties with news in advance of any other paper,
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At New York number Of steamers aud
sailing vessels are loading for New Orleans
with assorted carsoe-, such as Yankee no.
tons, potatoes, butter, cheese, drugs, tea,
coffee, soap, boots aud shoes, liquors, &c, &c.
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,rlct Of Illinois, under the late adminlstra.
ton.
Mr.. TcnEvck. Of New Jersey, said to-day,
in the cOurseO Of the discussion whether TO take
up the confscaton or tax bill, that Gen. Hun.
ter had the presidential fever, which had
seized so many Of our generals. The malady
hethuught worse than the yellow fever. He
further said that our armies are too weak ut
every point IAeWdphic Dispatch.
Mr. TenEyck has hit the nail on the head
in both particulars This presidential ie-
ver," has become epidemic nj Washington
and at the head Of our armies, and carries Of
a good many patients Cameron, Fremont,
Phelps, Stanton, and Hunter have been snuff.
ed out by it. Whose turn comes next?
Gen, Harvey i living very quiet and re.
tired at St. Louis, having recently bought a
fine house in the addition" and, going into
the city occasionally, attracts good deal Of
attention by his fine solicrly bearing, yet de.
void Of all military trapping, his dress being
a PLAIN suit Of black, He doubtless watches
the movements on the great chess. board in
the game O. the union" with good deal
ofinerest He ought to be in active service
RUBBING IT IN-SCENE At TUT PARK BAR.
Dramutis RvSoaae.--A SICK and
wounded but sood.lookiug soldier, and an
anxious lady nurse in search Of a subject:
Lady ur-e-My poor fellow can / do any
thing for you;
Solier-lcmphatically. )--No ma am -
Nothing
Lady Nurse should ike to do something
for you Shall | not sponge your your face
and brow for you?
Soldier despairingly You may if You
want to very bad but you'll be the four
teenth lady as has done it this blessed morn.
I'M I Pvt
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A Paris correspondent says, in explanation
Of the present attitude Of France If the
truth must be told, the decided Twill of
large aud powerful party i'll France towards
the union canse dates from the admission Of
the Orleans Princes into the federal service"
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 30-The following
Is the conclusion of the Baltimore Americans
account Of the recent affairs before Rich
mond
The correspondent of the Baltimore
American arrives at the following conclu-
sion: The object OF Gen. Mcclellan was to
abandon the White House aud draw in the
right wing Of his army across the Chicka-
hominy. which he has accomplished with but
little less In comparison with the punishment
bestowed on the enemy.
Gen Mcclellan has also strengthened his
position by contracting his lines and chang
ing his base Of operations to the James riv-
er where he will have The co operation of the
gunboats. and IL the enemy attempt to ia
terrupt his suply vessels by making dash
on James river, Aey will meet WITH prompt
punishment from the gunhoats and so weak
en- their forces in from, of Richmond. that
the city will fall into his hands with bui a
slight struggle.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

AE2rHls, June 26.-The Avalanche has
been notified by the Provost Marshal that
the editorial published yesterday Is exceed
ingiy Questionable. That criticism OF the
course OF military oficipls will not be al
lowed. and warned not 20 repeat the offence.
MEMPHIS, June 2s.- The Grenada Appeal
Of the 23d learns that the Federal fleet.
numbering % ganboats and mortars, opened
fire early that morning on the lower bate.
ries at Vicksburg. The result Is not stated
Van Dorm 10 in command, having superce-
ded Lowell In command Of the Department.
A letter In the same paper from Chatta-
n0oga 10Th says, we have direct news this
morning that Tie enemy Is falling back be
fore our advancing columns from Powelfs
Valley TO Big Creek Gap. While this was
going on Mitchell Is moving in our rear in
the vicinity Of Battle Greek. waiting 20 fall
upon his prey.
The Grenada Appeal of the 25th says
Gen. Van Dorm advised all the families Of
Vicksburg 10 move ) miles back from the
river. tie intends 10 defend the Department
10 the last extremity. IL also says on Sat
urday last the Federal mortar feet ia tow of
tug boats from below was repulsed at Grand
Gulf by our batteries of six and twelve
Founders. On the same day the gun boats
at Vicksburg opened a brisk fire on the bat
terles and continued over an hour without
doing injury.
OF Affairs in Arkansas the Appeal says.
rapid movements Of Gen. Hindman's forces
have almost rid the State of Curtis army.
that he succeeded in driving him back to
position within short distance Of the Mis-
souri, line, when our informant left they
were still retrsating
AT the election in this city on Thursday.
John Park. Union candidate received T2i:
all the votes cast.
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Night Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK.


NEw YoRK, June 30.-The New York.
Hersld's report. dated Doth, states our killed
wounded and missing that day reached 900.
The object Of the movement was to bring
Porters and other divisions into more close
connection with the rest Of the army, in fact
oh anging the front of the whole OF our for
ces. With our center and left pressing imme.
diatcly on Richmond itself, which would be
done, IL was expected on Saturday. IL was
a virtual surrender, or yacatIng OF a long
line OF defence heretofore kept up To Ne
gainesville, in order 10 have the whole force
within more elective distance, also to allow
tie rebels 10 follow up. aud il possible TO
bag them; o..,.., p. :.
two miles this side of Gains' MILL. carly on
Friday morning, which WIS done. the enemy
following up, thinking he had gained a com
plete yictery over our troop. slowly moving
back IN order. lighting a teey went, cross.
iug tho Chickshominy, and reached the DO
si,ion designated for their occupation.
The rebels followed in great force. and by
3 O'Clock p. NJ, there MAS general and
hea,, engagement here. lasting I'LL o clock
when . luii took place. but the rebels re-
newed Il sgain with greater ferocity, having
been reinforced.
Our men stood the unequal contest like
heroes. and did fearful execution. Our for
ces were increased sy Generals Slocum Pal.
met French and Mesghers brigsdes. and
the rebels were badly beaten. Meaghers
men went into the battle xifh coats OF und
sleeves rolled lighting like tigers
The ground which Gen Mcclellan order.
ed Gen Porter 10 occupy snd hold vas occu
psen and held
In the firsi part OF The aay zen. portsrs
corps only coniendel seainst tie rebels. but
subsequently the reinfoFcemeugs ~ elled the
hum,t4 70 iJ.0A
The rebels mad CO a00 men. undcs Gensf.
as Lee. HUI. Anderson aud Branch. Among
the killed are Col. Cove OF the 22i kssss-
ehusesis. and Col. Roberts. lst Michigan.
The West Point Virginia correspondent
Of the Post under date Of the 37ta states
that u vas reported there that our piokets
we're driver " on the evening Of the 26th st
White House and the shlppiDg had all been
sent 10 West Point from White House
A rebel mail captured states that BEAU
regard arrived Al Richmond. with the main
portion Of hi- army. and 1000 had been
cent 10 reinforce jackson. and the latter
could a once attack the rixh, flank OF or
army. While Lee eonid make desperate at.
tack IN front
NV fesx. June B.--Ths Philadelphia
Inquirer states that the soldiers on the State
u Name report ~heu they left The White
House ca Thursday. Il -a- believed that the
adv snee guard of Jackson had driven IN cur
gickets fse miles OF. While his main body
vas tsn miles ~ the rear
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We clip the following from the State
Journal: We learn that the headquarters Of
the pay district now composed OF Indiana.
Illinois. Michigan and W isconsin is to be
removed from Chicago to Indianapolis, and
that Major Daniel Mcclure. Paymaster u l..
). A.. viii be thief Paymaster, in place Of
MAJOR Joseph King. who will be assigned to
o,Asr duty. Major Hoys shcrmsn will stilI
remain on duty at Indianapolis
Governor Morton is about organizing
new Department. Of which General A. Stone
will be The chief officer. 10 take special
eh,rge of The Regimental and Sanitary
Agsnt-. Soldiers Homes. transportation Of
-ick and wounded. and attend to al CORES
pondence relating to the same
prison : being fitted up at Louisville
for the Iee, ton Of she rebels IL would
seem that Gen. Boyle has no more regard
Tor treason under crinoIine than he has for
treason under butternut uniforms. and here
in Gen. Boyles course is most commenda-
Die one
zen. Dum9nt returned home from Nash
vile on Friday night. Though he has
fu'iOugh for twenty days. ii Is probable he
viii not have occasion TO use IL Tor the full
timc. The General Is not seriously IN, bat
nee,ls rest from tho severe hbors Of his
position commandant OF the post at Nash
vile. Tie has been constantly on duty al all
hours Tor some months. and lately perform
ed. at the head Of hi- command. long aud
rapid march IN search Of guerriIls pssties.
from which he returned Ia impaired health
gen. Dumons : nov with Al- family ia 10.
dlsnipoiis
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WASHINGTON, June 29.-Since closing nv
letter from the White Hou find myself in
Washington City and in possession of most
reliable Information from White House and
ether points on the Peninsula. nearly a day
later than ia contained in my letter. Ii ap.
pears that telegraph communication between
White House and Gen. Mcclellan was not
broken until nearly o'clock Saturday, and
then wires were cut at a station III miles
out. Funstalls Station, 4 miles out, was in
our possession until o'clock in the even
ing, At which hour the operator at White
House hoard strange signal coming over
the wire. On going to the instrument he was
hearalded with what Union soldiers call the
rebel national salute: "Ssy Oh you Yam
kee." This was the signal given for final
evacuation when portion of the Infantry
forces Immediately embarked on steamboat
in waiting for them. The last OF the trans
ports was moved of by steam tugs and
few articles scattered about on shore, even
some damaged hay, fired. The whole was
OF very small value and thus Of the many
millions OF property here few DAYS ago
perhaps not s. 900 worth was DESTROYED. i'm
the midst of this the White House was fred
and entirely consumed The enemy made
its appearance in considerable force at the
White House. At about Z o'clock Satur-
day evening, although he neither found
bread for men or hay for beast, was well
coined with heavy showers ot grape shot
from the gunboats which were ranged along
in front OF the landing. The rebels were
supposed to be 20 600 strong. The cavalry
at the White Hsuso guarded the departure
of the last wagons and herses which moved
off at the federal evacuation and Joined the
forces Of Gen. Stoneman, who were hover
ing in the vicinity all day. After seeing
their trains off and securing their entire safe
ty, Gen. Stoneman with the entire force
moved off in direction that | am not at
liberty to state.
Gen. Casey reports that he lost not a man,
nor did he leave soul behind, not even
contraband.
At 10 o'clock on Saturday morning Col.
Ingalls, and Capt. Santclle were before York
town with an immense convoy OF vessels
and steamers on their way To the new base
of operations on James river, they would
doubtless move down Immediately 10 Fort
tress Monroe aud await the instructions of
Gen. Mcclellan. a number are already up
the James river under the protection of
the gunboats.
Since an early hour on Saturday morning
Gen. Mcclellan has been deprived OF a tele-
graphic communication with " Washing ton.-
He abandoned It's use several hours before
il was cut. doubtless being fearful that the
enemy might. by placing n magnet on the
wires, read his orders.
Direct communication with Gen. McClel-
Ian is now being opened by the gunboats up
the Chickahominy.
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VINCENT CoLYRR
FROM WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL To TRIBUNE.

SPECIAL To TRIBUNE.
wAsniSrox. June 29.-The question of
validity OF the acceptance by Floyd OF the
drafts Of Russell, Majors and Waddell. hay
ing been referred by the Secretary Of War
to the Attorney General. that officer has de-
liverei elaborate opinion against their
validity, holding, among o.her things. that
the acceptance of drafts Of contract by the
Secretary Of War, in advance OF the earning
of the money against which the drafts are
drawn. Is unauthorized by the law.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.--Gen. King and
staff, arrived la this city on Saturday eve
Ming about 3 o'clock and proceeded at once
to report himself to the Secretary of War.
The report that Gen. Banks is dissatisfied
with the order placing Gen. Pope in com.
msnd Of the army Of Virginia. is not true
Gen. Banks u a soldier and obeys orders -
Long ago he expressed his willingness to
form junction with either Fremont or Nc
Dowell and act IN the field subordinate to
them. II by so ding il would contribute in
the least TO crush the rebellion
The appointment Of Gen. Pope was no
survrije 20 Gen. Banks
senator Wilson j. still confined to his
room. His symptoms. however. under Sur
geon Dorr, Indicate that he will soon resume
his seat
The rumors here about foreign inierven
ton are without foundation. Formal com
munication relating 10 the Butler affair at
New Orleans OF other comparative trifies.
are readily construed or iaagniied into in
ter, ention. Exactly the opposite Is rnder.
stood % be the authentic news from abroad
and il - apparent in all our foreign inter
course there is an increasing respect for the
Government of the United States The dec
larations in the House OF Commons which
came by last steamer, are conclusive
The city il full Of exciting rumors OF Sc
we're fighting near Richmond and believed,
but 10 reliable intelligence concerning them
has vet transpred.
W.sHISGrox. June 29.-The following
sick and wounded arrives. here this forenoon
from White House. and have been transfer
red 10 hospitals:
10Th Indiana. A. z. Roots in the head
10Th Indiana Corwin fever; +. Sweet, fe-
yer: p Bowers. fever: 5 Rollins, rheumatism;
NJ Livingston. fever; J Jacques fever; X
Mckee nephytes; John Liverbut. right hand;
W. Warren, hand; II Ruder, right hip; Nor
ris Shon hand 5 M Holman right foot Jno
Smith right arm; John March thumb shot off;
4 Hutton. left leg: 8 Coon. right side; W.
Adams left knee. = Crawford. right arm; @
G Patton. left foot; Lieut.. Van Vakenburg,
left leg.
Fourth Michigan. A j Dispe. fracture of
arms. Francis Skinner, right hand. Jos ID
Clark
Fifth Michigan, r Shcagh. left hip.
Seventh Michigan, w EPalmer, shoulder
Twelfth Michigan. II @ Neton, fever.
Sixteenth Mich. osner Steele, fever.
Twenty-hinth Michigan. A B Richmond,
rheumatism, L ; Packard, fever.
The above named sick and wounded were
accompanied by Brigade Surgeon Ruer and
Acting Assistant Surgeons J II Case. Of n.
York, NJ Mattock, of Penn. r Perfer. of
Philadelphia. Acting Medical Cadet Gil
Stubs. of Penn, aud twenty two Sisters OF
Charity.
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the rebels. when retaken by the, United
States, shall be delivered 10 the own efs with.
out salvage.
Mr.. Grimes opposed the bin as having the
effect to take away salvage In many cases
from sailors. After further discussion the
bill Was passed.
The bill grantin6 pension 10 the widow
Of Gen. @. y. Smith was passed.
A bill Was reported presenting additional
cath 10 the officers Of the government, and
agreed 10.
The bill establishing arseEais was taken
up.
HousE.-Hickman asked and the Com.
mittee on Judiciary Was discharged from the
consideration OF the article In the New York
tribune with reference 10 a select Commit
tee. The reason assigned for this request.
was that the Judiciary Committee had not
time 10 attend TO al examination Of the mat
ter.
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Rrcxrrrs WANTED IxxrpIArKIY.--The
I6sh regiment Is being recognized under the
auspices ofCol. J. 7. Lucas. late Lieut. Col.
Of the same regiment. and all persons wish
ing to enlist under officers who have seen
service. can have chance now. of assisting
In crushing out the rebellie1, and once more
Witnessing the supremacy Of the STAR and
Stripes
Pay. ations and clothing from the time Of
enlistment. recruiting Office will be open
every day. until the desired number are en-.
rolled. ofice. two doors south OF the Gin
cinnati House. on Fourth streei--eas, sIde.
". NJ. CONNER.
liJdd Lieutenant.
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tF- Drs. Mahan 4 Bell have understood
from reliable sources that report is IN cir
culaiion. that their lime Is 50 monopolized at
The Hospital. that they cannot attend to their
private practice They would say to their
friends, they are very thankful for past Ia
vors. and viii be ready at all hours 10 attend
them as heretofore
Their engagements at the Hospital will
not interfere in the least. with their other
business. June ~, DIR
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buLsviIn LAcn buk.-Ihe Cogr
House saloon. on ,he cast side Of the Pab &c
Square. i receiving regularly. from the
brewery Of ;. Eymer. ., BeIievIile. first
Glaze. eenains article Of Lager Beer. -hich
ali lovers Of The article must pronounce upon
trial. eqssl. Il not superior 20 any heretofore
hrosght 10 the city. let al wbo indulre.
give Herr Grcnefelis 60. call. and se.s
The matter. We are informed. b, good
Judges. that there = 20 mistake in the ma,
ter Bot 70 satisfy all. 20 and taste
iug. dim.
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FROM CAIRO.

CNRo. June 30.--Thc Forest Queen from
Memphis, has arrived With ESQ bales OF cot
ton. The news from the hotilla j. highly
interesting Our gun boais and rams
passed the mouth of the Tszoo river and
proceeded within miles OF Nick-burg. from
which point seven men went by land on the
Lonisiana side and communicated with Far
ragut's Fleet. Commodore farragut has
since sent dispatch TO Cap, Davis. which
reached Memphis ON Saturday morning
Capt Davis Immediately started down the
river with the Benton and other boats viii
soon follow.
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To- j. " osr-oci. cf The Algy Dean
Farm. broaehs 20 so-n. % YESTERDAY. twelve
gslless ofsspeeuiss. The krss Of the season.
Mr.. Gsr~ocd ~ill have Cor ssie. this choice
berry. every dsy. Al his stand. s-ush-s-s
corner q the Massss Hoa-s. also. 81 Par
ross. Nsye's. wslca's and He~srd's. pro
ss-son -sere-. % Main street. ard -in an al
eri<rs that NAY be leis for him. ., any ef
The above places. iaD.diu