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from Warrington.

New YoRB, July 90 "A Washington specIa
to the Tribune says: The current report tha
high officers had been summoned here by th,
President, that they might give their opinions
respecting the copfscation act and take thei
choice whether to obey or resign, ls simply ab
surd, and is sufficiently oontradiced by the fac
that the order was published before the arrive
Of Gen. Halleck and staff, or Of Gen. Burn.
side
A scouting party of Indiana cavalry are re-
ported at Fredericksburg to have fallen into
ambuscade lev miles from that place, and
only ten out Of seventy came back to camp.
Forty men of Gen. Hatch's are reported to
have been captured by the enemy at Orange
Court House, where they were forsging.
Tho statement that Gen. Hatch had entered
Gordonsville and Cnarlo tsvile was founded on
the suppoSition that he had obeyed orders He
s much censured for disobedience Of orders,
aud Is here to give an account OF his doings.
Toe rebels in force nov hold the railroad from
Gordonsville to Staunton.
The Navy Department has dismissed Prof.
WIN. X Hopkins, Assistant Professor of Rnet.
oro at the Annapolis Naval Academy. He
brought charges OF disloyalty against those con
nected With the institution, and then refused to
give testimony to sub-tsntiate them.
WAsHInoroN, July 23 Gen. DIX, acting for
the Uuiteo States, and Gen. Hill, acting for
the rebels, have made an arrangement for the
immediate and general exchange OF prisoners
The Navy Department has received intelli-
gence that the United States steamer De Soto
captured the schooner VIM White, while trying
TO get out oi the Sabine Pass. The schooner
was loaded with cotton
The original manuscript Of the Executive In
regard TO the order for the seizure aud use OF
property in the rebel SIates, etc., does not In
clqde Moth Cirolina.
The machinery erected In the Treasury build
ing was for the stamping and not the priotipg
Of treasury notes, as erronet tusly stated.
Commander Dahlgren hae entered upon bic
duties as chief Of the Bureau of o dnance -
Capt. Har"ood, his predecessor, has succeeded
20 the command of the Washington navy yard
There ID neither law or regulation for the &C.
cepi auce Of volunteers otherwise than for three
J ears or for The war.
This morning the President, Secretary Of
War and Major. General Halleck were long ia
consultation ut the War Department. Fur a
portion OF the time Gems. Pope and Burnside
we're with them.
Great repugDance TO the idea of drafting con.
iiDueS 10 be entertained 10 Fl .isl creles here,
The impr,s ion bel G that tue P. esidsnt's call
for three buOdred thousand additional volun.
teere is already being responded to throughout
The country With an ala, rity that promises to
secure the whole number In lees dme than was
recently anticipated.
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Order from cen. Pope.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY p VIaoINiA I
jus 20, 1869. (
General Order No Ill

General Order No II
Comm 40 ers of army corps, divisions, brig
ades and detached commands, win proceed i'm
medlately to arrest all dieloyal male ciiz sns
"ithin their liues or within their reach, wlGhio
their respective stptons. Such as are wiling
10 take the oath of allegiance TO the United
States, and will furnish sufficient eecufity for
its observance, shalI be permitted to remain az
their homes and pursue 10 good faith their ac-
customed aVocsdous. Those who refuse. shall
oe conducted to the South, beyond the exreme
pickets OF this army, and be not Ged if found
again anywhere within our lines or at any pti. {
10 the rear, they will be considered as spi es
and subjected to the extreme rigOr of military
law
1t any person having taken the oath of al.
legiaDce as ABOVE epecl6 fed, shall be found 10
have violated it, he shsl be shot and his crop.
erty seized and applied 20 the public use.
All communication with any person wha,.
ever living within the lines OF the enemy, is
positively forbidden, except through the militia.
ry authorities aud 10 the manner specified by
military law, and any person cOLcerned IN
writing or carrying letters or messages in sDy
other way, will be considered and treated as a
spy within the liues OF the United States army,
BY command OF Mi Gen. Popo,
GEO. D. RUGGLES, Colonel,
"A. A q. and Chief of STAFF.
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New York stock mnrke1.

ITnEoRAPuED ron THF ONO sTArEsMAN.l
NEW YoRK, July 30.
stooks are dull md heavy. Chicago and Rock Island
oSH; Nor~ oh and Worcester 42h Milwaukee and
Toledo 47X; Illinois Genital scrip 57; Michigan South
ern gu,rtueed 54Mi Amerissn Gold 1919; Pa i1c
Ma'l i0s; New York Central g2X; Hudson 43>1; Hal
sh Harlem preferred 374i michigan Central SO; Pits.
burg, Fort Wayne and Unicago Let pds 90: u. :
slAvs 1871 coupons l02; california sspeus 81, Brook
yn water loan 0Cx Indiana aud Hichigan eO; Illinois
Uena' scrip w; Terra auute and Waoash Cd boods
WI Ere 4th bonds JON Del. Il. q W lOI; Galeua ard
Cncigo 7l Cleveland and Pttsburg sex; Erie 37X;
90 preferred VI 4; Ole Gland & Toledo 4pk Treasury
no'es 10 lO9AS @l0!X; Little Miami lU6, Mich, an
soninesn 2oH Michgsl outhern second o3h; Erie I'd
bond W rittberg, Fort Wayne a Chicago Cd bonds
w 90 VI ak: Chicago North Western LIST 30S do "a
81 II: DO assorted bond ssh. Cleveland Columbus and
nessee sxes 5li Racine aud MiiWaubee II2x; United
States S 6s Ssi coupons 9sk Registered Chicago,
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Gen. Marcy ftcaypointed Chief Of
McCtatsNAIfh StnfI

Me- YoRE. Jalv 23.-Ths President yester.
day Responded Gen. Marcy to the pcsitioa Of
oblef Of tho staff of Gen. Mcclellan, sac Sen
ate having !efS hs former appointment unccn-
frmed on peIs'nAl grounds. Ho had an intss
view With the President and Secretary Of War,
and returned yesterday vie B .ltlmore 10 Jam es
river With importans dispatches for Gen, Nc
Clellsn.
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Money marHet,

iTrtraRAFuEn Tos TIE OHIO srATEaxAN.
EHw YoRK. July %.
call. - ' N''S'NAS v"
count. :" Fs' NSA' "''
Sterling Exchange dull and dropping at Isl for
American aOd is lover, with aoderat. sal at 10 per
cenl PREMIUM. ~
0a,dOr, IA Gold Bars quoted arm at loN@l9X FER
ooVerna Stocks are little Armer United stAte,
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nry Notes at lU2k(SlO.k.
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Bachelors Hair Dye!
THE REsTuN THE uORIn.

WILLIAM A. BAToHELoRs celebrated hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
wsAuted not injuie the aair In the sast remedies
NE III sHects Of bad Dyes and nygorates the Har for
hfe. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HA1a instantly turns
splendid Black or Brown, leaving tho Aair sof. and
bsaaiifai. Sold byAil DruSslst,, sto.
U1r The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BATcHE-
Tor, on ne /osr stdss Of sdcA 6oD
FACTORY No. ~ Barclay street,
tLate 2S0 BrOadWay and 10 Bond street,)
maSR9-dawly NEW YORK.
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(sigued)
ABRAHAM LINcoLN.,
OuerriIla RMid An api,.on,, Z

ST. Louis, Jaly .23.--A merchaut OF Feeder.
icktowp arrived hare repHts . despera.eA g sht
with guerilss as Gfeeuvhle, 4yne county! /!
Two con1psnietcf teS State militia ntasionsd
a. that place. undef CAps. Lsepef, vefss@ur.
priced oy band Of gnefriliss undtt one Reesees
The aisask wAs made At daJlishi, aud wss aud.
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den and fierce. no pilkess being out to apprise
our men Of the approach Of the enemy. Capt.
Leeper and eighteen Of bis men are reported
killed, and large number wounded. Rebel
loss not known. The rebels took possession Of
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Ibf Ohio 5tatesmrar
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY "a, 1862.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.
THE --LATEST NEWS.

StOnewaII jackson Again I'm the
valley.
New YORK, July 23--The Richmond Exami.
ner recommends hanging of any OF cur paroled
men who may be recaptured.
The Eoquirer still claims the taking Of nine
thousand prisoners in the late battles.
IL Ia said Jackson has gone up the valley In
strong force, with eeventy thousand men, and
that be will proceed TO eat up Pope.
No intelligence has been received at Rich
mond up 60 the l9 h from Gordonsville since
the lob, but they had no fears OF this import.
ant point.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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!ew dals ei'er many yea Of great suffering 10 willing
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JuneS-daw4m
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Gen HaIiecE Apps,nted Commander r
Ia Ohlef.
EIIcurIve MANlIlN. July ll, leG2

Ordered, tnAt N jr.Gen. Henry W Halleck
be assigned to the c,mmsnd Of the whole land
forces o. the United Sistes az Genera. in.C Chi.f.
and that be repsiE,o the Capital 60 soon as be
can with safety to the posiuons and Operations
within the department. nov under his spscial
cgSiFe N AsaisY,os
(Sigued) esss 81
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Tpe nHiss.u.t GuorrtIIav
ST. LOUIS, July % Governor Gamble has
Issued the following special orders
~1VENK NNENHb OEFICE1
sT. LUuIs, July ~ 1852 \

Issued the following special order;
HEApouARTERs, STATE OF MissouRI, ]
ADj0TArT GEaERAL's OFFICE,
sT. LCuIs, Jaly ~ 1852
The exlstehoe Of numerous bands of guerrll
las in different parts of the State, who are en- /.
gsged In rObbing aud numbering peacesble citi.
Gems for no other csuae than that such citzsns
are loyal TO the Government under which tbey
have always lived, renders it necessary that
most stringent measures be adopsed to punish
all such crimes and to destfoy such bands.
I Brigadier General Schoield, in command OF
Missouri State militia, 10 hereby author zed to
organize the entire militia of the State into
companies, regiments and brissdes, and to order
into soive service euch po. tioDs Of the force
thus organized as he may Judge necessary Tor
the purpose Of putting down all marauders and
defending pescesble ciIzsns of the State.
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Morgan Retroal.ng 70 TenDesso

~ - OstN'U 70 HOHb0uHUV'
LOUISVILLE, July 23.-Tbe Nashville train
arrived on time. Toe venerable Behop ].
Soule, of the Methodist Church, among the
passengers, vas semi-poral, sed on the Journey
hither.
Gen. Suith's forces arrived at Somerset,
pursuing Morgan. Morgsn's foIces had crossed
the Cumberland, rapidly retsesting into Ten.
nessee.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 23-The strike on the
Lohign canal Is ended. A large force OF labor.
ers are now working on terms offered by the
company.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.

F1uR-salesat "a 0O94 10 for red and "a 2sda1 so
for white: market uusettIed.
WHKAr-at 70 975c.
CoRH--sales al $50
OATB-sales = Csc
Rye-small uales laQ,50c.
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PorAToEs-- ales Al 5OcCb72 for new
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6ALT-rules at 90 w per bbl.
WHITE FlsH-rule at IS 75dp6 90 per tt,l
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Sheriff's Sale.

John 0eary 4 SOM FrsnlIIu county .,liirss
fhomaI ferguson.) ~ = = ~ !.
RYviRTCEO or AN DRDEn ar axR
~ 70 me directed from the Cour, Of Common plee- n
Faukiin county, Ohio. viii offer for sals al psLiv
ns.,oa a. s aoor Of Tue Court House. IN ths ey 5f
saturday. The 2ai day Of August. A D 1862.
q s'clOc1p N. The following described r,sl s.as.
giE 9i. ~ M - - ~, y y t'''t5 =" :
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ase Wa'deeg eohhibne ons sore no1s O. is.' 4. ~ !
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% tns hteoIutf1 once II laid counly. 4
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The Housekseper's
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
columbia. Retail Market.
wKDNEaDAY. July IS 1862.

WKDHEabAY, July 20 1862.
The following are the retail quotations corrected Nv
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Lne ony article ever offered the French people tha
WouIa CURL srRAIeHT HAIRl the above rolet bssae.
maDviactnred Tor the cole benefit Of Louis Nanoiennf
"nSn article now Indispensable to bis toilet roo1.
he sun;crioerB feeling confident that this roet N,u.,
~ take be place Of all othevs ever offered d
the pnbtc take pleasure In expressing hey
IN the article gaining Il from r,rantinai ns
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kaail Af0sa Ttme TaBie.
Showing the arrival and departure OF ains OF Coium.
NJ. On and after June 3d. 1862 trains will leave 40 fol-
wa
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet.

Has been before The public M, shcct time, and has AZ
Dssn tested By over one houaand persons and
oeSnthes sa ever offered to the Amercaa people
prevent THIS Toilet from beinK eonn ;srfeitea or
lMsSo " unpnncipsd persons We do GOT oaer Il fos
Lady OF Gentleman VINO desires son Luxuriaht IIa
sna Cntls and Long Bon Whiskes nr Mousinche' can
procure tne thvgcratof 1r Toilet nther one foy ora
DOLLAR, pclosed 10 letter with their addresa =, -
Address = Z. ePENY co se
Box l6a. ooliinevlils,
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

pI WI VuRL STRAIGHT HAtR In Soft Silken. gloWinp
Ourlp that will remain in shape FOR one a.,
wses desired or any cnse' period II he directions
AS sticty follow ed, which very simple and easv
~, 1v an roist does not IN any manner interfere with
noi ayes ~ but gives the hair soft thrifty appear
,ur,,;n also prevents the hair from yasg eb aod
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TIE CELEBRATED s1-'
Excelsior Invigora&or I
NAPol.gou's HAIR Toltrrl.

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- igfI f.4I ~ alf ~ As
cary 4 Scnl FrsnlIln couu
70. ocunol
The New York herald., 1862-01-28
Ex.Lieutenant Parker, OF the Navy.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

JAN. ZI l6oz
Your valuable journal yesterday contained extract
from the Richmond DispatcA relating to the perilous
escape Of Lieut.. Jehn Henry Parker, lately dismissed
from the United States Navy.
The writer Of this would not deprive the exeutenant
Of all the glory ho may obtain in seccssia by his douby
dshonorable conduct in rcsgnng and desortng aftei
having taken oahs Of allegiance the 10th De-
cembcr last, both Of which record in Washington
his eternal disgrace Soon after the arrival OF the
Dacoah this port all OF the commissioned officers
summoned the cabin the commander read oath and
subscribed to IT, the same hen handed 10 Lieut. J.
II. Parkor and he sgned II, did all Of the officers
present. in rotation. Some three four days subse
qucny the commander Of the Dacotah called all Of ths
officers OF the ship and stated that form of oath
had been sent from Washington for the officers tae.
this instance the former OCCASION that pink Of
chivary exicu j. II. Parker the FIRST TO take and
subscribe 10 the oath, without question. Though he
reports Richmond that he declared the occasion that
IL could not construed prevent his resgning
the proof TO the contrary Is positive.
Ex Lieut. Parker very cunningy kept rein over his
tongue for tho throc months previous TO his descton
though his secession procvites pretty well known
most board, ana he knew that a strict watch
kept on his movements the return voyage from
China WARDROOM OFFICER.
The New York herald., 1862-01-28
The N avy.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Your correspondent at Hilton Head. 8. c., makes a
mistake in stating that the Mohican the FIRST vessel
which noticed the steamer Isabel whom sho the
blockade. The bark Roebuck, O. A. Trundy command
ing nrst discovered her. and fred at her long she
was In range but owing 10 strong wind prevailing "a
shore she could not give chase and the Mohcan hearing
the noise steamed up, and received from tho Roebuck
tho intelligence Of large steamer trying to enter the
harbor Before, however she could get enough 10
Do any certain dswags the Label rep tn. HONOR.