The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-12
Noon Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK.

WOUNDED arrived mere, are Df. W m. T.. Clark
fth Michigan. chronic diarrheA; Jas. Arnold.
9Th Michigan; Isaac Duncan. 10Th Indiana,
typhoid fever; Edhriam Drew, Eth Michigan
NV 1oRK. July l0-Tke Express says
that dry goods importers decline TO make
sales. except in small lots, and credits are 10
end until prices Of exchange will allow them
70 know what good are worth.
Exchange Is quoted al 25ia.
NV foRk, July 1.-The Tribune SAYS
the President returned TO Washington. last
evening.
Nothing Official has transpired a. to his
action while withs3en. Mcclellan.
Our letter from fort Monroe. says hs went
10 zee for himself, and hero lear what
changes. II any. were needed: that all was
going on satisfactorily. The to p were
yell rested, and ready, 10 man. itr another
6ght.
The new position is impre enable. and the
roads 10 Richmond, nineteen miles by land.
are dry and favorable.
The Burnside re-enforccments have All
gone up tho river. They are in fine health
aud spirits, splendidly disciplined. and eff
cient. Zen. burnside Is an intimate friend
OF Gen. Mcclellan. and will be next In com.
mand.
Another correspondent learns that. on the
arrival Of the President AZ Harrson's Land.
ing. Gen. Mcclellan. with several other mil
itary Generals. visited him on board. after
which the President and the General held a
private conference for about half an hour
They then proceeded, ia an ambulance, 90
Gen. sumner headquarters, where they took
horses. and visited the Entertainments
The PRESIDENT briefly addressed the SOL
diers. He said be had come to see for him
self. and 10 know the situation of affairs. and
that he should 20 back satisfied In was
said hey had been whipped IL was not 90
and never would be. He knew the men he
ssn around hIm. wosld prove equal TO the I
esk fiopf them, and never give up without 1
goag Ind RjcsAossd. 80
He had 6eed unasls 10 sleep. for anxiety
but after what he had seen and heard. should |
60 back to Washington satisfied that il was
all right with the army ofthe Potomac. He
declared his confidence ia the army aud lie
commander: In all the men and officers, who
were all. alike. deserving of the confidence
Of the country
The party continued their ride along the
lines, and at Q O'Clock in the evening re-
turned to headquarters. after having been in
the saddle seven hours.
"Wednesday morning. after a conference
at Headquarters. the President started on his
return.
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ton Head TO the 9th state that several Of our
gunboats had been engaged for several
days making reconnoisances Of the Santee
and Wachenaw rivers, and the result had
proved important Several small vessels
including steam tug had been captured.
besides numerous fatboats laden with Rice.
The negroes on the appearance of the
gunboats came in troops TO claim protection.
a company Of rebel guirrilla's on the
morning OF the 4th made foray upon Pick
ney Island and killed 20 Of our pickets and
captured two others. The rebels had also .
made demonstration at Port Royal Ferry ;
which did not result in any damage. They
we're soon driven Off
HERALp's DISPATCH
The President is satisfied that affairs on
he Peninsula are in much better condition
han have been reported. He gives credit
Gen. Mcclellan for having in no way ex-
ggerated facts. He has seen for himself o
he necessity for achievements and returns &
nth the conviction that Mcclellan is in his u
roper position. that the army is devoted to 70
i'm and full Of confidence in his ability. and "
hat all he requires shall be done without
clay.
NV YORK, July ll.-By the schooner
9th.
The price Of -four had advanced to S2i n
er barrel. Gen. Shipley, in consequence.
sued an order fixing the price OF bread at IN
NC for ~ ounces, smaller amounts in pro- CT
ctton -
Gen. Butler had ordered all the Banks In
ne Department to make return to head
uarters OF all sums due to the Banks in re
ellious States. also of all sums to the State
Louisiana or State officers: also that
hecks and drafts therein shall not be paid
iihout permit from headquarters. m
The Delta says there was quite a stir in m
1ttoa on the 18th of June, and samples co
hich have been stored away for a year or III
ore sold at 25c PER pound. ar
a number of vessels which had for some tn
me been reported below, had arrived AZ CC
CIV Orleans tic
Butler has appointed Moses Bates Of Mass te'
'husetts, Warden OF the State Penitentiary be
Baton Rcu-c vi
Gen. Butler has issued an order prohih;- be
ng vessels from taking away any persons of II
'lor other than those coming TO New Or :.
ans on board their vessels. under penalty all
imprisonment AID liability TO contscation no
their vessels. in
Desperate gangs Of outlaws are reported oa
ghtly committing depredations on the 0p- wi
ousus Railroad. un
A large aud enthusiastic meeting was held oil
New Orleans on tho night Of the 2ist Of oil
me. thl