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.s~sz. &4-H@IC.T tAii.kuAD GtaIh-
s. tyI-N "a !;s&5.~-b Il. SRtlng Il -ss e q ans
RAJ eou- n liS:uGrs - the Piedmont RaUr63t
10 REQ Uu65tsa IL tAs t1yvG. u Greensboro, /.
= u 'f5s5}.% ~ DAT, lha iktb 1@. - Rns
Eexs. tn ~"ToTsf their "a lee " hen Via .Jp-n-
pa Is orF~ui7e.j.
Vi. d. .! ,tl"tE&}4fN. Chairman.
vyfsis. t-s.t ~. ia. my iJ--tll .njs
A. ta=i-...A f.v.-s-ss 3rn' sd T,snv,tIs 9apa-a
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Our Hor thern Eerers, OF the 2,ih. inrn'sh
some additional items .. Ievrs
tug Fsr1sAL pIsAstER ~ rsE vAttT7 4=g ss zsE
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SHooki8u gE4agD1 Ia NEW yuks--4 IH0:h-
- kIis Hcg CsAJ tc tEcA Commits sDtcids
As U~s Uf res ,its fgoIa TIE unEC.y
Invasion which The s'cnih snow experienciug
loving from tia Hsw YORK Herald. 0f tha q II
uitinlc
4 sad affair s1owiEg cut q the EIsaea. ,sar
occurred 81 NJ. Ss2 Avenue (, IN .yanEly
evening ts1-2e months ago. f. zp-38Ts, :
Fssachman Ea4neG JeAe Pni'iIpa i2e: lac
Exceiaior brigade anc G8par'sd Icr ~ ashj, p.
ton, leaving hshi-i hin p vile mi a interest
ing child eocrt flyo yn2rs Old. Ou t1lturaAy
Madame Fhiliipa received L letter L.ctl ;ha
bGUd in {. recent epgageIne4t .-ae V,&a devo<.
edly attGotea - hlra. ~ L so teTTiDS wa The
shock produced by the sla tldiaSx, +ta~ Der
reason vTas De hroned, nd she determined 10
1oIi0Ts her husband d even to the grave Acccr1.
iugig, cn sunday she made lie necessary PRE-
p=xatlcn los the disposition Il hef reIns II han
s4.s Clir 4a&1 should fall upon ,hs I&at .s;t 3z
thS H.elaa9hclS tras edp. e,ne Ce;aiTa Ta4zed b
des'scT rnc iifa o. her chii1 1'es, aNd lEas
oonri@ta tne Gragru by kiIil : h-I~8iF, iiav.
.ns procured = ;fiat CT iaut nuIo. shs sd
rGii.iaIarsa Il pCg stcF OF the putzCa - n@s e.
:Drinr uad tteG swallowed the 5Ats3@6 mar
self. Some nour. aIIt ryst-tLs s13 pAa 2Ipy
woman grus di:e0 =er3a a. 81 Ia 1t dyins CO.
di;iou, with ha~ chilG ioiaed closely 10 ncr
h3trri. t.he was incle1i2tsly 1Fri3TCG =
Bsiisvu2 hospital for s-vd-C4I ct-e-oanc.,
bu. ri IL an hoar Or $ altar her &1.n LasioD.
Ene child fingered na5,i yJst@f fday ait8ruovn.
poisonous 6raasIt anu e4pifeu aooat three
o'clock. 11rCGgt CALM tnYT54g-.ed $40 Il
tatr au JrCn sa2rchiLE 1A1 @rGCts II i10 ga
iclde, - tculc Il no:s which sn8 Eat yTItteA
the aiSAS 5efcre, aiviTg all The E&cesss ~ di-
rscticnySor the disposition OF the bodies
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BANK Eof=s III az oaa rp eets With Z
note I'll tho @Bspk o koosbr.dse.' he may rs
sure thai il IL d cVGHssg5tEs. taeTe A4e suGh
40 tss iiA calculation. pat tlsy were not l&sued
by the bala = never haNids i$>;;.,. ,nI iiV Gas
3f taat teroni2a4e-
FaG BEuE o: RegKG..is hcs ~. is-4eU
uctea of s. 81 %, hni Il @e. esith UtH b.
p@iG Gus f,in sh4uaE' flr is 3nT q rfa ner
denomination according - II issT s3ss-tad =
sac Log gieistnre Ut It's ss9 tsT Sssstoa -Ttrlas
sasL ssg ests
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FER SDFAHI.

WANTED.-If PATRICK
IszhAY, az iriEhnsu by birth, formerly 2
(asa. e Charlotte, who is repor: tod to have died
s.s1ond during the summer Of 1861, has any
+ < l-gsl representative ~ this conntry. lie can
h son.shiDg 20 his interest by comm nioa.ing
! A. @. JEFFEEsS.
t72,-Iat RedCsk Grove p. g Va.
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A RMY AND HOSPITAL SUPPLIES.
~ AT SCHAApB ETOKE,
20j Bread strset, between 4th snd 9Th,
100 Dozen POCKET KNIVES
10 sczen POCKET BOOKS,
100 gross Playing UAEDa,
ecd an sr'mense quantity of Pan Holders, Lead
Psnciis, Combs, Hair Brushes Havs,.acks, Gan
tse1e, Tinwars Knis q snd Forks, kpoona, fancy
Soaps. Pert Folios, and general vrriesy IN China
and GIa.s aaIe, Hrcketr, Tubs, Churus Flour
Boxes, Washooarzs, etc etc CsllAt as"
TON 5UHAAFS,
2c5 Bread. DO. wcea All sna oth atzauta.
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MELAsN ER =

M iLLis LisERY-MADAMU SONS ators will
lf5 hs c.o-ea on Trssdsy snd Wednesday, June
ia ard Sth, AID will reopen op Thu,sasv with 8
irl ssaprtn>9nt Of fashionable MILLINERY TO
which sae escectfuliy invites her frierds ana cus
toI0ofs to oai before euEehssing slsewhere say
ftor5 ie clio sod sTarS Saturday aad Sunday.
nv 30-4+
fGSNEr FaAMEs, I.ihhons, -tsu cres, French
, Fiowe's, Grapes, SilA., for making Eaznets 5
snd Head nres-ns, .t the Msp.id Dan0t o. Main
atTa3t.
Louts'eas money i:san :. rEr al sis N.u.'s
:snro,, fG Msin st NJ ).
~ PAled EtLL1NMRY.
-
zLss. uEEtLrLL.N. N = . Il. rtatE stree,
Ss&Soah II th aRi; ABti h:.a On hand a superior
stccE O.
EILE.It! Kk'Y
end other goods. and invites her old frionde,
and The Ladies generally, 20 call aud supply
themselves. Shs is prspared 20 r1a1p eeauti.
fGi spring style Bonusis With expedition, and
so}icits orders.
Her store Is closed every :aturdag.
mrs. j. IL prepared 10 HL.kAl!A Eonnet-
anti hats ~ the beet manner.
EW Thras or four Yopns I4aty MILL.
Ns&HS Will dud eoaEtHr employment by cai,-
ing on MRS OEtEFIzW .N
ny k~lms
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s-s Il. z.DiuA %UV VIo2.

=
lay f. sr.s and "a cy,-tsfleEs, sad tne public q
Eos sra, s-a asrany nn;t' % GaaI aava dispose 4
- ny C.s41.,2at .4s. seAtgrg aud commenced ~
P9AisT;UE IttErItIyH, .3 aeIstoforss with
s.Eicl a..s t4cn 10 my Cas;srss oT day and Lisht
<.f.tc. s13rs Mr.. EoG-ke; Drug sioIa, Main ST.
rssAT II i. Dfr! Leafs ftcm : 10 A. M = 10
eni e to Iu ? II.
III 49, J. I'd. i5iftSk, IA, r.
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~ y X u
Soft OQks, Of the very boet quality, for sals
IA nv Who'd and Coks Yard. north side OF
ths UaSl1l, between 9TH sist 10th streets.
Terms, cash. p. kklcs, agent.
mt l4-lm~ '~
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e., AEFI4 tiAEs tx. III -eKH;- Cdkt
y > r3.h,5TTG &Np ~ tsttEaiEf gI5t
s!6.3ss--~-sf. - 3@*!sS, NssTtsT psvio. sh~
@sa5 fzt -1s sin ; A,-oe e. Ez4xtEg Iasan, ez-1
asas- asthaas esa r1-h caaSd.nt- cctagaert't
= fgaks EssiF'a9 z{ q rft s ecss * sss Is, a.
s-4.-.a3iv haaa ts l-1y Aa as&sA:.s a55 nth tho
steg hle L3w aS5lg. -.8tc r=vfaes as.s citation a
>.s rt!s "a o. 1ta a1ht s13 s-as sssoEs ltsrelty
,s1Cff 'iII.. .g4 - tsS, rs GQ1 rs = - ses.a
rssssets ,.pss. F'siS 're'H-i bef.: bes.i aaen,sa
Z ..gs aa.oe i-s21sa la SIS . -oteAs.a.., NeFsl
sci 81. - t4+ ts.ial@ ~. - gsgs. sad :se !.
s2sH i s1Hsa - ~ ts* = aias 10 k99 tssit
-@s& & m ots sa.& ~ eag s.aar eisss wsst ~
ri9@ :, se maze TO- tAsss gs efayzsns aAgsa, ~
~ Gise-ts' IS, sgl~aJ,sar3 aYf au 9.ess ys2lSs
a8, &=tti. sl.3 yh.F9@f-hlys rr+f~EGsed Iesss
<t-4e q / r 81 a(.a .4Gl3y vsisleut r>r.
Ssa fisf3e~ ~ NAH sefest efiezi.s Sel1n:.s-a
al, 20 1--lv
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-, d; =. y. ( r i%4=3HtA4, CT Ssw GEM
A., oasts pyoie:z'mat ,erTicas 20 ias oitiGsas
ui j. tjtelnond
Efg { lil@a ,osneT u Franklin snd STA sEses.
- 4-I*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-03

TsYfS. Il, ulseaku2 2aHIR 9ulDtFEt The
Me.nrhgs IepeGl le29rs sg8: .Rs t+0et.sl sol.
disrs snu xsa;s ehptaTed ~ LJl, norge -
Peiaski, Il snatt um4 s..,se, ASH Fho were
gsroisd hF tlat oir2sr, a1@s afL way -
s1saytti4 WEturd AA Systu.t ~ @sEs 4@ ~
au.y JunEaan and Ehs 6utbcr17t~F - ~trre
then 70 d srtsard fhsif uiedge eui sn'ee %
A~.y.ss. = safor ~ tF-e Fsi% d"
o.er.... :, Gs ~ he III. itle, 80 49, .-.~.
pos.t.vxiy rsiussd 10 ohs9.
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PROVOST MAksEAL's uFFIUG,

FRovosT MAksEAL's UFfIUG,
Richmond, May 18Th, 1852.
A1OTIgk THE patriotic citizens oi Etch.
~ mona and lis nsiS II borhooa ara sarGc5sly
and respectfully requested .o come forward 10
my Office Immediately and tender she services
Of such servant Is as they CO q spare for work on
tbs deiencss of the city. 20 save ms the di.a-
eraeabIe duty OF tndi8criniL&t9 tmpT Tsssnlents
/ trust this notice VIII meat with such Ie
sponse rs viii, do Scnor q shs seown patriot
ism of Virsinians. 4: }RISWOLD,
my Its hlajor and provaat m.Tsnal. n1,.l.-.
CRCCgERV WAES!.
In addition 10 my usuas well -Assorsed STOCK Of
China ant Glassware, Hons. furnishing aud Far-
ey Goods, have replsnshaS Iiv stock OF uaCCK-
ERY WARE, 80 that sm enabled 70 otor my
customer: and tfs public aplendid sssort.nsns OF
r, r1a.ss, Cups Ad saucers,- Ewera and Basins,
~stss eisehe-s. DC, &c.
JULIUS MEYhE.
Late Pertner Of Echsap k Oc..
NY o-Im tynrnae bro.d and 81 sg>
.TAxGGas GsHAnss,s,1 2; nRsWsns 80 =, ,,on
Ssh street, next 10 the hseansnics' l:e.1t.,ss
ixON RAiIlNG4, YsgANpAHs HaTu(,.
MES, CHAIRS, SETTLES, d.: nIso, GRST
ING. vss,s sac Cellar Daona. end oTasy othr
purposes, manufactured at saors ro.!cs.
~ -pNtscoisr ssssut.on given to saciosipx F..
rial Loa In the nisv and country II si9u
AIOTICk-Our ssnler psr.urr. AR. MOORE
~ being Ia ahs sfmy, We aass Tor Ibs pt.ssnt
closed ous ftore.
Our hooks will bs fo1ai as sL1 s.ors CT ~
ysc noo.ky, who Is sa.co o..zss &c rseoiyt 10 sss.
t.sxren. a5 all .cearnts.
Ts,e.. indebted 10 u -.i gfsst.y cb;:a - ss
easlsus .aa sesIlcs tns sE,oaas Of tts;r accounts
- ssrly 10 potsssls.
u1h fa-tm r. T. M1Ofs : rf;s
HEAtsNA.--A supply ~ tlske Nanns, f,r sale
HU hv JOHN r. oAAY.
asa]. sa.aa a.,.s ~ Meis sxests
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STATE Tassexsga --apsFe cre ov~s cue ETsS-
1Fsi prisoners ei vFRF 5tiil saua'AEd ~ tEa
OH .t4sit,.l rs,sau ~ Ahahtr siss4i klTs,
lissnhuw, Mrs. mns.ts. and Mrs, uu.!sy are
still ccnfln ID there
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Nv IMNEDIA TEaY--
Thirty Enraes, negro men Tor boTs,, Is Lam
dresses, snd 10 Cooks
Wartsd xtso, stGrarA. Srd ! Ward F1ss.sr.
and / CLERK. None nead apply ra.4ss 1scor
msnded, sppsytc 10
GEGRGA E0Ts, T A. G. s,
AEs;sisnt Surgeon In charge Crews Fso-
tory Po.pSts, cor. 2iss saG Gaty sls
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a. b " Il D.-SUaYed from Gam ., st
~ FaUb-;i Rsas Course, Oh iha nicht Of
| 70 lDs., large dEZk tcTrei MARE, with
sey forehead both hind feet l,tt,s white,
|, ,splyi 0u her riRht fore log q very sma,l
| SO. Cu cDe s'te 0f her Jump sLe riie 8
srace will pay The above reward for
/ jtiys-,d to rne al the Charles Oty Troop,
ssH Rae Course, OF ~ Dir. james j. ,i.l-
a H. TiTslnis S.seiss, ou Frsnk,in street.,
bio, Erchaase Tctei.
ROBERT VI w-r.Tsn9X,
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WY 4 N T ri n
VIZ Twenty Ave HTN,
for Dab11y1 Artillery, ncr ssatso0ed Al Bs'rs
BUf. cil james riveE. Cal. at the Our House
on 18th street InpSl-6t
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..w. gwNavn ngH, .ss.

o., Sunday morning, ~ es near Ehtsn
|s' H1 pi a.. No 3. = POCKET fpOk,
Efs} =, IN .s1ased rate notes. three dol
- .-e7at. BANK If usHrei. aiso, y
+ ~ - .hs sacand Auditor OF the State CT
st I'm, I'm, "a Gap, \. Il Sssy, atsoruey frt
9h bb y. q Regiment. The nosey
80, t.us~s soldier N this II 7sps.a. and
r -,rI be .shersllv rewarded bv leaving
is 2--2.-
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orloE ;nThs Capital Stock of the pied
"oa' ,1a,yosd Company having been all
uompany apd ,Ihets, !. ls desired hy them snJ tbs
ao ozeinInent OF the Consederste Etetea that ths
work OF eoh4'ruetian should ba commenced and
completed ss speedily possiois. "''
SoEae delay being otherwis. rec-,...r .x ~.
Lew company to be orgaaissd ia The meea.irna ny
tice Is hereby given to sl persons h.vns hsnda n
hire that ~mplo yinen. may &c obtained for sncb
hands on the line of tbs aai3 railroad, a. scoo AZ
The Piedmont Raiirc.d Company is Organised.
which Ia exrscted tn be in shout thirty or torty
cay: f-cp th.s siTe sid al such persons ara re-
guested to communicate speedily with the Psesi-
den. Of the Richmcn5 and ttsnville Railroad
Company. Or with ViNCsNT WITCHER ana
JOHN X. EFAUND>, of lie Directors, who are
authorized to make PROVISIONAL asrsems nts fer the
employment Of such hands for that prrposs.
LEWISE HARVIE,
nv 100. rrasldent X ana u r. r., 10
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,,.,., sobNepH, Governor street. na. for rert
N vd,N. eiesl 80 .A0Vhs. RI tahls fr ftniiss or
~-@a ie2-3s
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y w
pr Of
reefs,
r., in
Erset,
Give
al %
IN In
p.s
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= q JUL3IIH K iU UH5sIlF, z =. Il.
th3E tiO n lbs UAlLY VISIT THE
tRk 2 -EuPUE UE o. h. EUUSS
~ BANG AIMS bought Of the frightened .nd
fsS. nerehaars OF tho Metropolis ct half p.iBs,
WI b. sold OF fast st mighty low prices, to-
~0 ~ many other great bargains. coming III
'hy a. u. Il EOTfSS,
S3-tts ia Main st.
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Rithmunh pispattb.
'UESrST tCGE:;@' .....-..JUht II
LATE NORTHERN NEWS.

. ,JUfFE : 1872.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07
Gflt9rapblf Qr@s.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 4-The Richmond Exami-
ner of July I'd gives the following relating to the
battle of Monday:
On Sunday morning Gems. Hill and Long
street with their divisions crossed the Chicka
hominy and late on Monday evening attacked
the enemy about five miles northeast of barley
town on the New Market road. The conflict was
terrible and by 500 the enemy had been driven
back a mile and a half. At $3.50, being heavily
reinforced, the enemy made another stand.
The loss here on the rebel side was terrible.
The situation being hopeless against such over
whelming forces, Gen. Hill slowly retired. AT
this moment, seeing their adversary retire, the
most vociteIous cheers arose from the whole
Yankee line. The fight ended there for the
night.
The Examiner says:
We think the division which went into the fight
of Friday $4,000 strong could only number 5000
men for duty on Tuesday, and that the loss of
life exceeds that of any battle or series ofbattles
yet fought.
About s o'clock A. NJ. of Tuesday the Exam
liner says JaeksOn's and Huger's divisions attack
ed McClellan's left flank on the west side of the
Chickahominy. IL miles from Richmond
Later in the day Magruder fell upon his right
flank. Fighting was going on until Tuesday
night. Heavy firing from the gunboats on James
river was heard on Tuesday morning. A num-
Der OF FEDERAL transports are IN the river Win re-
Inducements from Burnside, but they have not
yet landed.
The above extracts from the Examiner, relate
to Tuesdays battle, in which Gen. McClel-
lan's dispatch of yesterday said the enemy were
badly beaten.
Advices received at the War Department show
that there was no fighting on the Peninsula up to
3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Accounts from Warrenton state that there is
no enemy there. the two hundred rebel cavalry
seer on Wednesday having disappeared. Some
OF the women threw dishes and other articles
from the windows at our forces.
The soldiers at Manassas and Cattlett's are
celebrating Independence Day.
Accounts from Fredericksburg represent the
greatest possible distress among the inhabitants.
the 18th Virginia rebel regiment raised in that
town having been cut to pieces.
T. Latest advIces at the War Department from
Gen. Mcclellan are dated 9 O'Clock this moru-
ing. up to which time there had not been any
fighting since Tuesday.
Gen. Dix reports the arrival to-day at Fortress
Monroe of $50 rebel prisoners, being part of those
taken in the late battle. Among them are seve-
raj Colonies and Majors.
Gen. DIX has ordered all civilians away from
Fortress Monroe and no person will be permitted
pass to that point or the army of the Potomac
except those connected with the military or naval
service.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07
-
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, July 5.
Flour market may be quoted a shade frmer,
with a moderate demand for export and home
consumption: sales at 81 5000 20 for super6ne
State; 81 15@5 O5 for extra State; 81 5e@4 63
for superfne Western; "a 95@5 10 for common
to medium extra Western; So 2O@5 25 for com.
mon to good shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; and S. $500 so for trade brands; market
closing steady.
Whisky dull and heavy at 2 @2Sc.
Wheat market opened frmer. but with further
advance in freights; market closing quiet, holders
little more disposed to realize; sales part to ar
rive; Chicago spring Sl@l IL; Milwaukee club
81 O9@l Ia; amber Wisconsin 81 l4@l l6;
choice ambe Iowa 81 16; winter red Western
81 22@1 %; amber Michigan 81 20; white
Western 81 2S.
Corn market rules steady, with a fair demand
for export and home consumption; sales at 54@
55c for old, and 42@46c for unsound.
Sugar-Raw is Ermer at 1850 for Cuba
7@@615c for Porto Rico; 95sc for New Orleans;
1880 for Havana.
Molasses very quiet; no sales are reported.
Pork market dull and unchanged; sales at
so 80 for mess; $40 25 for prime mess; and
S. SO for prime.
Beef quiet and without material change in
price.
Lard rules very firm, but business continues
limited; sales at 7A@6Ac.
Butter selling at g@14c for Ohio and l0@17c
for State.
CHEESE firm at 4@s1ac.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Advices from the army
of the Potomac up to last night indicates that all
is quiet and all in good spirits.
Brig. Gen. Stargis is ordered to report to Gen.
Pope.
Gen Mcclellan has issued an address to his
army on the achievements of the last ten days,
saying:
Soldiers. You have succeeded in changing the
base of your operations by a flank movement.
always regarded as the most hazardous of mill
tary expedients. You haze saved all your mate
rial, all your trains, and all your guns. except a
few lost in battle, taking in return guns and col
ors from the enemy. Under every disadvantage
of numbers and necessity of position you have
in every conflict beaten back your foes with enor-
nous loss. We are prepared to meet the enemy, who
may at any time attack us. Let them come, and
we will convert their repulse into a final defeat.
Your Cove. nment is strengthening you with the
resources of a great people. On this our national
birthday we declare to our foes, who are rebels
against the best interests of mankind, that this ar
my shall enter the Capital of the so-colled Con-
f~ederacy; that our National Constitution shall
prevail. and that the Union, which can alone in
sure internal security and peace to each State,
must and shall be preserved, cost what it may, in
time, treasure and bl Ood.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07
FOreignN News.

ST.. JoHN's-The Kangaroo, from Liverpool
on the 25th and Queenstown on the Doth, arrived
off Cape Race on Saturday morning.
The ship Sailors Home, formerly the indie
pendence, reached Liverpool from Havana with
1900 bales of cotton.
The London Times on the fearful
carnage in America and says never could the map
of Europe show so many blood stained spots
that the war has now reached a point which is a
scandal to humanity. 1t has become a war OF
determination vet submission is as far off as ever.
The opportunity must be at hand when some po-
tent American voice prudently calling for peace
NAV awaken a universal echo.
The Times has an editorial on American
finances and says they are in most critical con-
ditiOn and ought to produce serious alarm instead
of empty Boosting.
The Morning Post charges the American Gov
eminent with being all along Influenced by popu-
lar clamor, having never pursued an independent
course.
The Hibernian. from Liverpool on the 26th
and Queenstown on the 9th, passed Cape Race
this morning.
1t is reported that Napoleon has resolved to
send sufficient reinforceiDents to Mexico to force
the way to the capital against all opposition.
Important debates had occurred in the Corps
Legislatiff on the Mexican expedition.
TIL London Herald maintains that it is time
for England and France to take decided action
in American affairs.
Proceeding in Parliament unimportant.
Thu Herald says it is impossible to account for
the inactivity of McClellan's army; that since
the battle of Fair Oaks and Beauregard's rein
forcing the rebels Mcclellan may find himself
Outnumbered and likely to meet disaster, which
may change the whole aspect of the war, for a
reverse to Mcclellan involves ruin of his army
and the hopes Of the Federal Government.
1t is asserted the Mexican expedition is solely
to protect the interests of Frenchmen.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07
PROCLAMATION.
To the People Of Indiana:

To the People Of Indiana:
The large number OF troops required to garri-
son and hold the great extent of territory which
has been wrested from the possession of the re-
beis by the many and distinguished victories that
have attended The Union arms, enables the rebels
greatly to outnumber our forces now in the vi
entity of Richmond. The greater part of the
rebel army has been concentrated at Richmond,
their last stronghold, for a final and desperate
struggle, and the army of the Union while fighting
with a g~allantry hardly equalled, aud never sur
passed in the annals of warfare, has by overwhelm-
ing numbers been compelled to a short and tenn
porary retreat.
The President, in the exercise Of the powers
vested in him by the Constitution and laws Of the
United States, has called for 800 900 men, a force
deemed entirely adequate TO the crushing out of
the rebellion and the restoration Of peace and the
Union of the States.
Again / call upon the loyal and patriotic men
Of Indiana to come forward and supply the quota
due from our State. Up to this hour Indiana oc
cupies a most exalted position connected with the
war. Her troops have been in almost every bat
tie, and have behaved with uniform and distin-
guished gallantry. Never before has the State
held so proud q place in the opinion of the world,
and Il should be the PRAYER and effort of every
loyal citizen that she may not now falter, and
that nothing may hereafter occur to detract from
her we'll earned honors. But while we are justly
proud of the high rank TO which Indiana has at
tained. we should ne-er forget that our allegiance
and highest duty are due 70 the nation, Of which
Indiana is but a part; that. in struggling for our
National Government, We are cOntendlng Tor ouT
national existence, honor, and all that is dear 20
freemen; and that in this struggle we must sue.
cee1 at UhafeJer cost; that 1t is the duty of every
State to furnish promptly her full proportion Of
the military force called for by the President, and
that IN doing so she has no right to dictate the
terms OF ms military policy, or prescribe condi-
tons precedent upon which such force shall be
furnished To do so would be 70 recognize the
odious doctrine Of State rights as it has been
taught by rebel politicians for many years, and
which is but another name for secession and the
cause Of all our woe.
l therefore call upon every men, whatever may
be bis rank and condition in life, TO put aside his
business, and rome TO the rescue of his country.
Upon every man individually let me urge ths
solemn truth, that whatever NAV be his condition
or business. he has no business or duty half SO
important to himself and family as the speedy
suppression Of the rebellion.
Those who from age and infrmitv can no,
enter the army can vet do much To- stimulate
oshers; aud ] want every man 10 feel
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-07

FORTRESS MONROE, July 1.-Two steamers,
with sick and wounded, from Harrison's Land
ing, leave here for New York this morning.
Many are very slightly wounded Parties on
board steamer Commodore from there. report
having heard heavy commanding from 3 A. NJ
until 2 p. NJ. Others say it continued until the
time the steamer left HarrisOn's Landing.
Gen. Mcclellan sent 533 rebel prisoners to-day
to Fortress Monroe. Many of them had clothes
on taken from our soldiers. Among the prison
ers are ifty-three officers, two Colonies, three
Lieut.. Colonies, and eight Majors. 1t is stated
that the rebels were driven back and retreated ten
miles, Thursday, July 3, with great loss of men
and cannon.
The rebel gunbOat Teaser was captured in
James river on the 4th. Very important papers
were found on her.