Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
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r9AHa ApINcToN. July -.
esssr:l Pore is,ssd y %, The Generals
fiss sasa . .si.. Son .as "a pls: il .asii sleia-
ity; especially Ia Cal PP~ 6ssy, NJ sbsolu.e-
" needed By the inl Rbiiao,s 81 ssfrouod,ne
country. They s1 Iiso dirsst to ssjss eli stores
not absolutely q 1sd for ths4maintUnnss of or
'''''''''s' p.s;si .;;si,s.,;Ti Il ~. 'a1s..,
.:s r. s: .s: .,; sss - & e;:.
touching 4 peoelamation sf Dc government, ac-
esptipg y ps for nine and sA1ayt months. Gen
Russell & ss that under th1s otder recruiting
woald aore slccs.sfui. a 4 order will be made
'e-%sn Tss :! Sa =: subject Y eszs;s:y stanton.
The capture Of two D our llFy Companies vivss
&: :ss. . 's.: e:s;a! :p''aa'a' position Of .I''
field.
Ex-senator Uphan, of ker York. has be.n an.
pointed Judge, under the ~ ssve tsade treaty 70
rerfessnt this government tt the Cape Of Good
hops. He procseds At onc1lo tho CAPE.
4 Tribunsb 8 cial.
Major General Cassius lay is expected home
within few days.
.:s:; consider: ::
1hr army On Jtmes River 10, according to an
thorita'ive ID dsi1es from the peninsula, entirely
ssfeiagains. atta3ks from any quarter.
Rebel sympath kers in BAltimsro who are pre-
sumsd TO DO ws posted, say that Stonewsll Jaek-
son, With . modAhte fore, 10 to be sent 70 the
valley Of the Shd dhandoAh to keep Pope ooeapled
there.
A small force uhder Magruder is TO push down
tho peninsula 70 resten Newport Nsws aad pro
vent the removal bf troops from that point, and
eoout 50 ,O'O men IRE TO be pashed t. the JAmes
River celow Gen. leClsllan's position, while the
whole Of .ths pet II tho army 1t Hi ,hmond is to
be maroh Cd fspidH upon Washington.
Coi. Phelps, thu newly appointed Governor Of
Arkansas. left thi1 city to-day.
TAe Asyald ~ shs telegraph advice. which
We pablish this aprning from Washington. throw
Hood Of light uppnsths late ninistsral and mil.
itary oonsutation in tpat qua ter especially upon
the order Of the L from the War department de-
hning the entoscsb bent Of the con6scstion act and
militia law betwe>n the Republican radicals and
conscrv itives.
The Cabinet hsl been upon the verge Of COM
plete dissolution, md that Mr.. Seward had made
up his mind to resi- n his position. Concilatory and
MAJ nanimous couj Pels were to be superseded by
the violent mcasa Rs demanded by cur abolition
fanatics, that bis n iremcnt would have led to an
entire re ;0nstruotip CT the Cabinet and to avoid
such embarrassmoft At this time and especially
to retain the invad Abe services Of Mr.. Seward in
the STAT Departm< ut.
The President had resolved to harronize, as far
as possible, the exe a,icn of the confscasiOn and
military acts with DO conservative war policy,
which has thus far parked every act, message,
orde. or proclamati6S OF his,
The lst IF Sen6@DF is determined upon a. the
day On which To n$1Fpsl Tax bill will 60 into
operation: Then Vbl1eSQA and assessors will bs
appointed, and whatevd Work may be necessary
will 30 done before ~ &a,b dxed BY this notice,
which is officially pAaalz6d. FL
Yhe DANISH Charge d'A6airs and the Secret
Of @s Interior have entered into . contract, 8e
govd ement Of the former agreeing 70 rsq he
from Vnitsd States vessels all negroes deli3 red
from d ,ard Of vessels seizs4 in prosecute s Of
the slAge trade BY the Commander, Of q itsd
States vVpsels, and to provide them with o table
instrsctidR, clothing and shelter, and to Employ
them ut wges, under sueh regulations 90 ball be
:eIeed apo1 tor period not exceeding e years
from the dab Of their being landed on Island
Of St. Croix the West IIdi.s-
[spS.l to the Evening Post
The National h,eN;gencer demandE that Gen.
Halleok shall hate entire control Of itary move-
msnts, if he is ezpected to succeet
important Expedif Hon.
HsADouARsEss ARnH61 vIsarNrA,l
W%sulN0r0ly July p.
cavalry expedition sent b Gen, King, on the
22d, from Fredericksburg, n lEurned last evening
Ealiy Yesterday morning t3st met and defeated =
ststioned near Carmel Eihrch, on tho telegraph
road from FredericksbuR to Richmond, burnt
their camp and six ~ ded with corn and pro-
vision and broke up ths Telegraph to Gordonsvill
An hour later larg( body Of Stuart's cavalry
came up to attack theu, And these too were do
fsatsd and driven scross the north Anna river
and pursued till within sight cf Hanover Junction.
Several plisoners,A = large number Of horses and
many arms wer1 brought back. A march of 20
miles and the epcoun,er and defeat OF two bodies
Of cavalry w9e accomplished id 40 hours, and
without the l0es Of . man. l hsve not received
the names 0f the cOmmAndin0 CfY16ar and troope
who have Jus distinguished themselyes. but will
transmit hem to you soon as particulars are re-
ceived. The damage done to the Virrinia Gem
tral Raifoad, by the expedition Of the 10th inst,
has ~ yet been repaired. lSignSl
JNo. PoPs, Maj. Gen. Commanding.