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IMPORTANT FROM GEN. P0pE'S ARMY.
Tho Virginia Central Railroad at
Beaver Dam Creek Destroyed.
The Railroad Depot and a Large Quantity Of
Ammunition and Flour Burned,
&ss, &s., Ass

WASHINGTON, July q, 1862
The following despatch has boen received from the
HERALD correspondent with the army Of Gen. Pope
FALsourH, Va, July 81, 1861.
Yesterday the Harris Light Cavalry Colonel Davies,
went down the Virginia Central Rnilroad and after des
troyng barge portion Of tho track fred tho wood yard
telegraph Office, post cics. stations and the
missary depot the latter containing immense amount
Of -four, ammunition, tents and other valuable property
train was hoard coming just tho work Of destruc
tion completed. but as the regiment scat orca
considerable Of the country the horses
nearly exhausted, was deemed best TO return
without hazardipg an attack.
The party was followed on Its return several miles by
battalion Of rebel cavalry andA regiment OF infantry
but not mln injured, save one, who, struggling
behind. was overtaksn and wounded.
Several prisoners wero taken among them . cavalry
tain, with letors Of recommendation scout from
General Stewart to General jackson. Tho scout
his way join Jackson at Cord nsvie and waiting
to 60 up on the approaching train.
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VNNsB-Rf, July 10, Ib12.
wo engaged to-day, from six to eight A. NJ. with tho
oneDy's Hcet rbovo Vicksbsrg, consisting Of four or
iron clad vessels and two heavy sloops OF war; and
four larboats and seven eight rams. VIC drove
Clad ashore with oocrs down and disabled, blew up
IAN, burned vessel, and damaged al Others
Our srlosestack shot to pieces that lost steam
aud could not ous vessel ram. We oihsr
wissSut up as we engaged At close quartz Loss ten
killed and nftocn woundci othars with slight wounds.
iSAAC N. BROWN. .LieniananL Commanding.
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Personal Inteiiiyepee.

We notice the arrival, per steamer Blackstone from
Now Orleans OF several prominent citizens Of louisiana
vi2-Mesars I. j. Durant, Thomas May and Mr.. Iron
The hrst named Of these gentlemen is widely known
eminent lawyer or that State, well sleadast
Uniou The two latter also widely known as
wealthy planters, in tho parishes OF 0pclousas and St
john the Baptist and for their Union sentiments. The
presence Of such gentlemen in midst should not be
overlooked BY the administration Much valuable nfor
nation can be given by them for guidance in these
dark days. We hope orc long to welcome Increased
number Of this class Of genemcn who have suffered and
sacrificed for the good cause.
General Corcoran Is still stopping at the Sc Nicholas
Hotel lie called upon by several persons of distnc
ton yesterday, among tho rest Mayor Wghtinan Hos
ton.
Marshall Brown and Thomas Berry, Of Washington ana
q IL smith, OF st. Louis, are stopping at the 8etropoli.
tan Hotel.
c. H. Terrott Of the British Army; H. A. Willard, OF
Washington Lieut. u. r. Hale OF the Fourteenth nian-
try, and Mrs. Colonel Fowler, Of Washington, have
rived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
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NEWS FROM BUELL'S ARMY.
The Reports About the Evacua-
tion Of Chattanooga,
Dur Huntsville Correspondence.

HCNTsvuIE, Ala, August II, 1852.
Run0rcd Evacuation of ChduanOogd-Mopements of The
Rebels in Middle and East Teanessee-Fsdrs Entertained
for the Safety OF Nashviae-North Alabama to Be Held
by General Rousscau at Al Hazards, dc.
But little doubt is entertained that the movements Of
the enemy tend northward For day two past signi
fcant have been noted at Battle Creek and
it is rumored this morning that the pckes of the rebels
have disappeared from tho shore Of the Tenne
How true this may be cannot definitely state.
officer Of the Michigan Mechanics and Engineers with
whom conversed this morning the subject says that
the picket line may have been Withdrawn retired but
hat the cneny in force at Shell Mound yesterday,
that their camps visible from Stevenson with
glass. But understand this morning that information
reached General Buell. that the stronghold Of Chattanooga
had been virtually evacuated and that the whole force
had moved north TO London and Knoxville with the
capton Of about four thousand sent to Gutersvle
10 this latter General Buell. pays attention,
although the Fourth Ohio cavalry report forty
ing hills about the ford Boiling Pot Gen. Buell.
think, looks upon it as q FONT.
1t Is difficult to believe that Chattanooga is abandoned
Tho rebels held that it unavoidable by Buell. and
that he attack it. 1t is difficult Also compre.
hend the rebels would abandon East Tennessee to
march into Kentucky when such movement Is attended
with such danger from the positions of Buell and Nor
gan but there reasonable doubt that such
ment is being mado by the rebels and that Genera
Buell. will be compelled to make his campaign from
point few miles further norh and against Knoxville,
instead OF Chattanooga. do not judge this from any
movements known to have boen made by him. but this
opinion gains with those who have excellent oppor
tunites Judging Of the changed plans for that there
has been change is positive. The rebel force thus
moving North said to be under Magruder and is yaTi
ously estimated at from 10 600 ~ 600, tho lower
figures being tho most probable This campaign OF
the rebels has been long rumored but little
heretofore been placed in it.
Fears entertained for the safety Of Nashville and
siege guns and batteries Of light artillery being ship
ped from hcre that place, which is already reported
strongly fortified The rebes have great hopes of taking
Nashville, cutting of Buell from the Ohio gathering
the harvests OF kentucky ana Tennessee.
Northern Alabama will not be abandoned Gcn. Pous
seaus division sufficient TO hold magnicently tor
tilted country aud keep open the two roads leading
There ID turmoil among cotton buyers, and any price
would be paid for permits 10 snip cotton If they
purchaseabe The rumored brcang Of the railroad line
Louisville has put end to purchases in this country
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THE ARMY Of VIRGINIA.
Everything Gaiet-The Late SLirmish
with the Rebel Cavalry, sc.
In CAMP, NEAR RApPAnASSocK, STATION Va,
August 2l--A. NJ

In CAMP, NEAR RAPPAuANSocK STATION Va,
August 2l-A. NJ.
All quiet in front Of our lines this morning
Last evening reports in of the approach OF the
enemy the direction Of fort, two miles mis-
place on the Rappahannock Halls Name battery, which
did such splendid service Cedar Mountain and tho
Third New York. ordered TO proseed that place
with the Eighty eighth syvana and the Third Mary
and regiments; but the enemy did not put IN ap-
pearance during the fight.
II was thought the enemy would attempt to ford the
river at point close by at least with their cavalry
but our army being placed in position defend all
these points, il is believed their purpose defeated.
The entire army under all night, but most d
the soldiers enjoyed a nap during the small hours.
In skirmishing yesterday with tho cavary Of the
enemy the First Maine Colonel Alien, which in the
advance had three wounded-one, named r.
ocounell in the ARMAND lost I've who cat oil and
taken prisoners.
Tho Harris Light Cavalry, which sustains the most
hes did excellent duty and tho highest praise
for their steadness during the entire engagement. Their
Lost IS not known, but it is not large.
The pioneer corps the different divisions basy
engaged during the night in throwing up carthworks and
constructing bridges, to enable batteries aud their
supports 70 cross the river IN case OF necessity.
TIE wagon trains. on Tuesday, from Calpcppcr are
said TO havo been eight miles long, ami generals
have said there enough TO supply army twice
large as that in this department
During the fighting yesterday, and while tho rebel
cavalry were about making charge upon tho Harris
Light Cavalry, party Of straggors, numbering some
ono hundred and nifty who had got together in the
woods, unobservcd by the enemy, suddenly put in +,
and fred such voley into their ranks send them
% tho right about in double quick. These men had no
officer TO command them. Ono sergeant was present;
but he refusing take the lead private noby stepped
forward to the 'front.' and noby did he perform the duty
witch he thus took upon himself.
The little party continued sums hours picking oGrebels
as often as they came within range.
Private Griiths, with sergeant and three men
bchind having been used up on the march, and
vary being driven back they taken prisoners their
arms &c. taken from them aud they marched toward
Tho rear IN double quick, under tho threat Of having
,heir brains blown out. While they their way
our cavalry made charge towards them which caused
thclr captors 10 make TO their lines, aud Griihs
bti behind bush, where he was Arcd on by men
Tor n rebel lie finally reached lines safely. The
others have not beeu heard from. lie says the rCbols
aro ,nscrapy clad their clothes torn ana dirty--tho
officers us badly as the priyaes
Tho first New Je sey said to have charged into tho
middle Of the enemy when they surrounded by two
regiments of nlautry and half said to have been
taken prisoners
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The French in Rome.


inc situation oi affairs IS lncontesIaby growing worse
Tho French military authorities have been ormcd tnat
Garibaldi really intends 10 attack the papal territory
aud IL Is as seriously determined to fepuse him. Neither
the French Papal government yet knows what orce
Garibald has at his disposal as he Is always inc e ing
his numbes but il is believed hls first attempt will be by
5000 Garibadians who Naples We expect To soc
patton OF such event the captains OF the lescartes
and OK the Conner have received orders t. sink thon
Tic French military authorities have likewise
received notice that Garibtldi has got posses
SIGN OF several ships. We muskes carried
through the streets here. The city Is still tranquil but
and the Bengal fires the symptom The French and
Papal troops united in action but they occupy dis
nct positions AL the Papal soldiers in the country
General Kauslrr Omagn the Zouaves ut Ceprano and
other corps different points OF the Nep tan territory
The French watch particularly Rome Cvit Veccha
and the coast OF Tuscany General Micheler has been
sent to Civita Veccha u command the garrison.
port this afternoon that the Zouaves
attacked at Ceprano near the Neapoitan frontier but
must expect TO hear Thousand false reports every
day. The Pope does not Stir from the Vatican.
Francis II. came to Rome on the announcement OF tho
events gong forward. He has returned to Abano. The
Queen DOwager widow of Ferdinand H., Is expected here
took place the day before yesterday in the saloons
OF the Prince OF Trapani The guests were amusing
III mseives, when M0nsignOre Nardi, prclae, thought
proper to sly that the NeapOan officers inspired
hdence. The Neapolan General CuroanO, Count OF
ragon turned round and said Monsgnore, you take ad
vantage of your cloth insult is fortunate you
priest, would insist satisfaction" The pre-
whom the Prince endeavoring to paciiy, again
p cached the preate with his ID timed language. Alter
short pause Mons Nard quilted the room, and it
is not probable that he will return.
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NrnnrRN. n. G. hngust II. 1862.

NEwmRS " c., August Il, 1862.
Succeaful Miayy and Natat Expedition 70 Scanstoro,
~ C.--As C0nposiion-7he Expedition QC-Tze Trip
ArIical or Ssod,ls6oro--A Wide Flag DisgIdyed-Tte
RcIei Troops Reycdt--App,erance " S,cdnsJOyoheJci
SAT- Worts DtSlroy yed--Another Expedition, dc, dc
On Wednesday, the 12th inst, arrangements were
completed by order Of Major General Foster, for dc
monstration against Swansboro-a small town of about
$50 inhabitants situated the White Oak rvers also
for the destruction of extensive salt works, located
adjacent to-, short distance from, and along the
coast towards Now River Inlet.
Colonel Stevenson (Acting Brigadcr Genera), OF tho
Twenty Massachusetts regiment, was chief in
command and Colonel Manchester, Of the Marine Ar
tilory, second.
Accompanying the expedition dctachments from
the signal corps, under command OF Acting Colonel
fncker.
lho vessels engaged were the gunboats Ellis, Acting
Master Porter, and the United States ransports-wth
heavy guns On board as armament--oVean Wave,
Captain Tutte; Massassoit Captain Demming; Anison
Captain -; Union, Captain Chambers; Wilson, Cap.
tain Rogers Pilot 10y, Captain a. y. Ras. and three
armed launches under tho respective commands Of Lieu.
tenants Bloomcr, Baxter and o'Mallcy.
The Marine Artillery, the Third New York artillery
and the twenty fourth Massachusetts, regiment also
formed part Of tho expedition
on wednesday the whole force was concentrated at
Beaufort part arriving at that point from Newben by
water and the remainder by railroad.
Thursday occupied in coaling and wooding the vcs
sells supplying them with subsistence and water
and in getting them ready for the During tins
time the men generally allowed to amusc them.
selves in the vicinity Of the boats the best way they
could.
Late in the afternoon Of the day General Foster
wife and daughter as also friends and portion Of
his staff visited Morehead City viewed the fleet In the
stream, and then proceeded W Beaufort, and " where
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the rebels signal to their troops 70 support ther
pickets. Immediately there swarmed from the WOODS
from two hundred and fifty 70 three nun
dred dismounted cavaryme0 who discharged thcir
pieces at our boats party OF these then manned three
boats and they got the Captain Mcchost
ney's men fired one volley, which had the ehect m
making the rebels sAedaddie in the most haicrous
manner.
Our forces this expedition having accomplished an
that was possible under the circumstances, starred
homeward through a heavy rain and reached camp IN
coed condition, having marched nfty three mhes IN
twenty six hours.
The forces engaged under Colonel Hickman were the
Ninth New Jersey regiment and the Third New YORK
cavalry.
Yesterday morning. on the Nouse road, we had TWO oi
the Third New York cavalry wounded and one Hllei
The latter killed alter being taken prisoner hs
name WAS Elgeworth
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ease that his troubles which have principally taken the
form OF infammaory rheumatism, merely the result
Of exposure ovsrwork fatigue and that, although
they may annoy him for time 10 come he thinks
thore is no doubt that he will become well and strong
as he was.
On the approaching 10th Of August the Emperor after
receiving the diplomatic corps at the Tuileres in the
son of Paris the Champs des Mars This will be the
first national fee day in three years that the Emperor
has spent Paris. An innovation 10 10 be made in tho
manner OF Illuminating the evening. Heretofore little
coored glass tnbers filed with grease have been used
for this purpose. This year, however, gas is to be em-
poyed, and it s supposed the effect will be much finer
Aeeiina Patti is engaged at the Ialiens from Novem-
ber February IL said that Fcchter is coming over
here next month with English company to give some
representations.
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THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ONE DAY LATER BY THE KANGAROO.
THE REDELS IN EUROPE.
Our Rebellion in England and
Russia.
THE STATE OF THE MARKETS,
DC, DC, he.
Carr RACE, N. T., August %, 1862

CARE RACE, N. f., august %, 1862.
The steamship Kangaroo from Liverpool Wednesday,
August Is, via Queenstown 14th was boarded OF Cape
Race at hale past eight o'clock this (Friday) evening by
tho press yacht.
Her advccs are ono day later than :hose by Teu
Ssnia.
The steamship City OF Washington from New York
rived at Queenstown on the 18th.
Another correspondence between United states Minister
Adams and Earl Russell published. Mr.. Adams
wrote in May, while Earl Russes letter dated July 2s
Tho London Times charaoterzes his dry and
uaustic.
The London Times editorially endorses Mr. Roebuck's
As speech at Sheffield far his lecture to the North
concerned, but totally dsscDts from his arguments in
Favor OF mediation, which it considers wsuld do more
harm than good.
The london Daily Ncsus bitterly reproaches Mr.
8Oeouck, and characterzes his as the
lowest depth Of moral degradation II says, happily
Ar. Roebucks opinions have long ceased to have
the smallest value interest for anybody but
himself. The article concludes by compnebtng
yhe American government for its friendly and straight
sorward dealings with England and says nothing want
ng but little generous consideration towards the North
10 establish thoroughly cordial and friendly relations be-
tween the two countries.
The Petersburg journal reiteres that the desire Of
che Russian Cabinet is TO the ended by prudent
and honorable compromise. Russias desire is not to
divide but TO bring together and reunse adversaries
VINO ought always TO remain brothers
Many Of the cotton mills in Lancashire have stopped.
Tbs London Times, specializing on the probable de-
nands Of British subjects for protection conscrip
n0n America, says it will be impossible TO extend the
British egis 70 myriads who may want ts moneatary
protection
Two Spaniards, who murdered the Of the Amcri
can bark Reindeer, have been arrested and imprisoned
- Malaga.
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Arrivals and Departures.

MISUNDERSTANDING Ariel-E Howes Il Iabatie,
Mrs II Hodges, Sarah Hodges, Robertson, Miss
bc Mrs hiilps and family, Walker, ID Mckay,
) Baume; Miss Mari Baime. WIN Woodward, Mrs II
warner. JAS smith ana two sous, III A Cunningham, III
Asord LabrOuse and lady, Cdrin lady aud SON IL
Davis, Fagg, Foster I z Klcinhaus Y Smi Ii, j
Carroll, Barde, Lairouty, Fleming q VI Plum, A
Thomas Chittenden Kelly, lady anu lwo ehIdren-
ana " IN the SECOND cabin and stesxAas
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THE VERY LATEST.

LIVERPOOL August IA, 1852.
The United states gunboat Tuscarora has left Queens
town harbor suddenly, owing TO order from the
toms officials
GarDaldis movements are In s.atu quo
The Princess Of Prussia has been confined with
The New York herald., 1862-08-25
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRTREsS MONROE August 20, IcoS
The steamship Cumbria from New orleans on the 18th
inst put Fortress Monroe for coal this afternoon
She brings the mails and is bound for Philadelphia.
strong petition from the citizens Of New Orleans u
the United states government is beg raised IN favor o,
General 9utler's remaining in command in that city.
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Capture or . Rebel Vessel.

The Wilmington IN. c. Journal of the I'd INST says
We learn by telegraph this morning that there three
OF tho cnemys steamers off Fort Fisher They captured
last night soop deeply loaded from her looks supposed
TO be The Spray, Capt Brown, Of Wilmington, inward
bound.
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Several months ago the firm had y issue this kind
OF shuplstcrs Bat chingc subsequently becoming plenty
they wore all redeemed. fast week Eis new ISSUE was
naic. C,unot we get some Of the rw postage stamp
cnrrcbey aud thus ALLOW the issucTs Q! good for this
and that amount redeem their circulation, ~ they are
anxious TO do.
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FSE ARrs-Gencral corcoran visited Mr.. Bradys
gallery on Saturday aud sat for imperial photograph
and cres de rslc We have seen the proofs, which
admirable.
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The procession w form At Turner Hall at carly hour,
and passing through the principal streets of tho
city will proceed 10 the "oud. Every arrangements has
been made to carry The entertainment through with
ecdt.
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