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LArER FRoM EuRoPE.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The City Of Balti-
more arrived at 2:30 A. NJ, from Liverpool
the 18th, via Queenstown the 18th june.
English papers regard the battle before
Richmond from different points of view.
Some contend that it was cerfAinly victory
for the Feaeras. Others lock upon It as
drawn battle and some give the palm TO the
Confederases.
The Times thinks it very hard fo- Con-
federste General TO win victory in North,
ern paper, and insinuates that the first days
fight was brought aboUt by generslship but
this success was not neutralized by tie second
days drawn battle. These battles tell no
more than that both.psrties are strong enough
to shed each others blood, and weak enough
TO do it.
The Daily News treats the affair as u deci-
ded victory for the Nationals. 1t regards il
as a good illustration of the soundness of
the British policy of rofraining from media
lion.
The Star and Telegraph also claim vic
tory for the Nationals.
The Morning Post argues that the Nation
ais were worsted, and says no one can read
McClellans dispatch without being con-
WINGED that it tells a story of surprise snd
defeat.
The Herald thinks MeClellsns plans dis
turbed, and perhaps spoiled, by the vigilance
CT the euemy.
The Times, in . second article, thinks such
battles cannot fail to have strong effect on
the Northern mind, and shows the difficulties
of the task undertaken.
Every month shows the impossibility more
clearly of restoring the Union by force of
arms. 1t hopes, if hot weather suspends hos
tilities, that the voice of reason will be heard
The Daily News defends Buffers proclama
ton from some of its most violent aspersions,
but rejoices at his removal from the mil
itary command at New Or1eans
The Army and Navy Gazette afirms that
Lord Lyons visit to England is merely on
private business.
Earl Fenning, Ex-Governor General of In
Gia, died on the 18th inst
In the House of Lords, the Duke Of New
castle explained the rejection of the Militia
bill by the Canadian Parliament. He thought
another bill would be introduced, as all classes
in Canada undoubtedly desired an effective
messuTe of self defense.
Mr.. Hopwood gave notice that he would, on
the first of Jaly, move resolution that it was
the duty of the British Government to use
every exertion, consistent with the mainte-
nance Of peace, to bring the war in America
to an end.
II is reported that Persigny failed in his
mission to London, in relation to American
affairs.
Five thousand French troops are under i'm
mediate orders to Mexico.
The Chamber unanimously voted additional
credits for Mexico
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NOTICE..
HEADQUARTERS indiana BI
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HEADQUARTERS INDIANA BRIGADE, b
MEMPHIS, June Z, 1862.
The undersigned, with the troops under his COM
mand, has taken military possession Of this city, in
the of the Government Of the United States, k
the purpose Of asserting the supremacy of the Con-
sttuton and laws of the Union, and restoring peace,
protecting public and private property and the ees
of citizens. Residents who may have fed from thei,
homes exhorted to return, merchants and Others
who have abandoned theta business are requested to
reopen their stores snd shops, excepting those deal
ing in Intoxicating liquors. who forbidden to
that trafc under penalty of having their stock
destroyed. The Mayor and the Common Council viii
continue in the exercise of their municipal functions
the military authorities simply cooperating with them
in enforcing ali proper ordinances, unless some exl
gency arise rendering it imperative 10 place the city
under martial law. Itis hoped and believed, however
nothing will to render this step necessary Ger
tainy no act of this command shall afford any pretez
for the citizens placing themselves in that position
Capt. John H. Gould, of the 46th Indiana Volunteers
viii Provost Marshal until further orders. Ma J.
John c. Major, of the 43d Regiment Indiana volun
teers viii have command of the p,eketand patr OILS.
G. n. FITCH,
Col Com. Brigade.
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MEMPHIS, SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1862.

A Voiee-(Sir Jobsou's, who has just en-
tered. Gentlemen, events come thick one
upon another, and confirm my opinion. have
just heard that New Orleans Is in the hands Of
the Federals.
Tic Speaker-We were not TALKING about
Sir Jopson-New OrleansI What Is not
that eno1gh to foretell speedy and inevitable
ruin-eh7
Sir Boxman interrupts the Speaker BY re-
peating the little comedy before mentioned,
and then returns.
Gentlemen, says he, l am happy 10 hear
what that poor Jobson has informed Us of.
had not quite made up my mind to be anspaE-
ing.
But the taking Of New Orleans removes all
my scruples, and add New York to the list
of towns we are to take. The crater is almost
carried in triumph.
Sir Sooson (roaring}-I demand to speak.
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THE WOMEN OF NKW ORLEAHs.-Colonel
Forney writes from Washington to the Phila-
delphis Press:
The Morning Post (Pslmerstnns own ps-
per- denounced Gen. Buffers proclamation
respecting the women of New Orleans who
would unsex themselves by insulting our flag
and its patriotic defenders. Perhaps the Post
has never heard how, in 1914, when the Brit
ish were before that same New Orleans, their
General tempted the license Of his soldiers by
the watchword Booty and Beauty" Gen.
Batler's proclamation, which has had the de-
sired effect, was to announce that all females
who insulted our flag or our soldiers should be
committed 10 the prison within, for miscon.
duct, i'll conducted women expatiated their Of
fenses by being held in durance yile
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wards White House on McCleilan's right
flank. The prize which the immense stores
there offer would not be the only motive, for
ths movement would be tt . favorable one for
the rebels TO attack our entire line, weakened
as they might reasonably suppose it would be
By the diversions which the sudden appearance
of jackson, or soms one else, in cur rear would
tend to produce.
If jackson has abandoned the Shenandoah
and is cooperating in the neighborhood of the
Chickahominy, there will Of course be no
reason why the.fJrees, or a large share,sof
them, in the upper part Of Virginia, divided
into four departments, under IS many Major
Generals, should not be at enee moved for
ward to strengthen Mcclellan. Without IN
dertsklng to say that precisely this is being
done, Will say, the country may rest assured
that in case jackson has made his appearance
in the quarter alleged, he will find troops TO
oppose MIN; aud their embarcation on the
Rappahannock or the Potomac, or both, would
only prove the vigilance and resources of the
government in eheckmating the willy enemy
Tho next ten days will, in all probability,
be marked with important events. If plans
have not failed, 3 sharp and important enter
prise will bays been accomplished, as part
of the plan of operations against Richmond,
before this reaches the public eye, Ia which the
navy, on one of our inla..d streams, will have
played conspicuous part The rebel army is
apparently little disposed to make another re-
treat. 1t may have been largely reinforced
That fRct however, would not save it from
the inevitable result of suffering Mcclellan to
go forward slowly, yet surely, with seige oper-
atiOns, leaving the only question in the case
that Of time. The attack, therefore, is not
unlikely to DO made By the enemy. and that,
too, at an early Gay.
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From = Arrsnsburg, Ne.
WAREESsruRa. No. June
Edtors alissouti .eraocr.,,

EiitOrs Missouri 'enacraa s-#
There has been swenly men killed in this
county in the last monih, Our town is fall of
refugees. A reign of terror prevails.
There is very little cultivation doEe by
Union men in this county. Not since the re-
b9llion commenced have times been so gloomy
"a the present
Major Banzhof, the present commander of
this post, is doing g"~s work. The rebel F.
G. Caldwell, of cattle fctoriety, is closely con-
fined in the county jail. Major N. B. Holden,
rollee By giving $1,000 bond. The Major is
bad egg.
messenger has just arrived from the
West, and reports ten bushwhackers killed :;
among the number are Matt. Heux and a
young Houx, ard Thomas Colburn-sIl noto-
rious horse thieves and murderers.
Capt. Haho, of the 1st Missouri cavalry is
doing some good killing in this county .
EKEESoII
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NOTICE..
OFFICE PRovosT MARSHAL,
,HIs, Tenn. June II. 1862.

AffApH1s, Tenn, June ~ 1862.
For the purpose of better preserving ne peace and
good order Of the city of Memphis, the following
orders announced Tor the information Of ali par
ties concerned; and it is made the duty of tho Pro-
Yost Guard to see that they are obeyed:
l. The guard Stationed in the various parts Of the
city will the utmost vigilance discover the par
ties who in the habit of selling Intoxicating liquors
in defiance OF orders. Persons found guilty of a
violation of the order relating the sale of liquors.
will be at arrested his LIQUORS confscatad, his
place Of business closed, and the offenders reported
to headquarters and punished to the extent OF mill
tary authority. This order applies on steamboats,
well as in the city.
II. The practice too eiten INDUCED In by evil dis
posed persons of insulting and using violence toward
loyal citizens viii no longer be tolerated under any
circumstances Union citizens who have placed the
American flag over their houses will be protected III
this manifestation of their loyalty to the Govern
ment; and hereafter the Provost Guard are instructed
to shoot down any one who may attempt to remove
the flag or molest the owner Of his premises.
Ill No citizen except the Police force Of the city,
will hereafter be allowed to carry any firearms or other
weapons, and when so found they will be promptly
arrested and placed in close confinement upon bread
and water. The members of the Police are required
to report themselves Immediately &C this Office, and
register their Names stating the number Of the ward
where they perform police duty.
". Lewd women are prohibited from conversng
with soldiers while duty; viii they be allowed
to walk the streets after ANY of the class
indicated who shall violate this order will be con-
veyed seross the river and viii not be allowed to
turn within the limits of the city
V. Some unknown person, representing himself as
Capt J. K. Lindsey, Co. K, 43d III. VOL" has
mitted several derredations by entering private
houses and taking private property giving receipt
for the sae under the pretense that he is acting hy
| authority of t. vost Marshal. No such officer
/ is in this army -ders are issued to take private
| property from izons, and on a repetition of
these outrages 1el u. f'ct vii be speedily
ported to ofic,, ...st may be done and the
| gull punished. JOHN II. GOULD,
/ Captain and Provost Marshal.
| Approved by order J. r. SLACK,
1 ju22-f E- Col Commanding.
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SALT LAKE, June 80, via Pacific Springs,
July lon Saturday sfterDoon the Indians
attacked Lieut. Glenn's party Of eighteen
men, near Rocky Ridge, in which wo whites
and one Indian we're billed. 1t is supposed
they cut the line. The same afternoon the
Indians were seen along the road from Pacific
Springs to Sweet Water. Ccl. Collins saws
they are Sioux and CheyeItes, ard Euntner
about four hundred. H. c,ula tet efcSs
Sweet Water TO follow Tie stage has stopped
for the present The Indians sFes seen lurking
in the hills abeat Pacific Springs.
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PRIZES CoNDEMSED.-George A. Coffey,
Esq, United States Attorney for Eastern
Pennsylvania, reports the nineteen twentieiths
of the prizes bought into Philsdelphis, have
been or will undoubtedly be condemned, and
their proceeds distributed as prize money. The
costs in most cases are light. Quite 8 number
of the prizes are already condemn ed and sold,
and the money is about being paid over to the
Navy Department. for distribution. The
cases now in adjudication at Philadelphia will
realize to our gallant sailors several hundred
thousand dollars.
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.
(0flce Provost Marshall Generally
fI-' MEMPHIS, June %, 1852.
=
Passes issued for persons to pass ont Of the city
viii be understood to the person alone, and will
not include goods, letters or packages.
Where letters are found persons passing out,
without being marked PASSED by the Provost Mar
shall, Post Commander or General Commanding. they
will be seized and delivered to the Provost Marshall
and the offender arrested.
Powder, lead, percussion caps and fire arms Of all
descriptions positively prohibited from being car
re out of the city by citizens. Citizens are also pro-
hLfted from carrying them within the city limits on
pain of forfeiture of such weapons and ten days con.
inement, for the first offense and expulsion South
our lines to be treated spies caught within
them thereafter, for the second.
By command Of Maior-Gen. y, s. Grant.
VIZ. s. HILLYER,
iasatf Provost Marshall General.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 4.
HEADQUARTERS U. S. FoRcEs,
AfraraIrNp u,nrn lima II 1872

Z
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June II, 1862.
1t being made known to these headquarters that
there are parties within this command who have in
their possession notes. bs and chooses in action be-
longing to loyal citizens of the United states is
therefore required of ell such parties to deliver to the
owners Of said notes. bills and chooses in action
upon demand, and upon the payment of such legt-
mate liens as the holder thereof may be entitled to
by virtue Of the laws Of the land upon the party
ing said claims proving his loyalty to the Government
of the United States and that he she or they have
not been either directly or indirectly engaged in the
rahel service 7
BY order OF. j. r. SLACK,
Col. Commanding Post.
VI. p. EVANS, A. A. A. Gen. iu22.e
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HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoEcEs,
MEMPHIS. Tenn Innn u 1852

HEADQUARTERS UNTTED STATES FORCES, I
MEMPHIS, Tenn June Il, 1862.
No officer or soldier will be permitted to eave his
post on picket or guard.
Struggling or lomging about by any guard pickle
will be promptly punished II the officers do not re-
port AMI punish men guilty of such ofenses they
shall themselves be arrested and punished.
No soldier officer who pretends to have had
property taken from him when absent from his post
and duty, shall have permission to search for the
same or have any redress.
G. n. FITCH,
jul3G Colonel Commanding Brigade.
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GOODNIGHT.

Good night! ah no; the hour Is ill
Which sewers those it should unit-
Let Us remain together stir,
Then II viii he goodnight.
How can I call the lone night good,
Though thy sweet wishes wing its night.
iie II not said, thought, understood.
Then it win be goodnight.
To hearts which near each ether lnoys
From evening close 70 morning ght,
The night is good because, my love,
They never say "good- night SsEILEY.
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DAMAGE BY FREsHETs-It is sisted that
all the bridges across the Rappshsnnock at
Fredericksburg, Va, together with the one
Just finished, were carried away by food on
Monday. The river rose twelve feet in a few
hours Timber for the construction of new
bridges Is already on hand, and in q few days
the dsmage viii be repaired.
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GENENAL ORDER NO. 3.
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRcEs.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. June l3. 1862

HEADQCARTERs UNITED STATES FORCEs, I
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 13, 1862. I
Hereafter the dealing in. and passage of currency
known Confederate Scrip" or Confederate
Notes." is positively prohibited and the use thereof
3 circulating medium regarded insutto the Gov.
ernment ofthe United States, and an imposition upon
the ignorant and deIuded. as.-
All persons Offending against the provisions of this
order viii be promptly arrestedand severely punished
by the military authorities.
BY order Of JAS. r. SLACK
Col. Comg Post.
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j. MILLS KENDRICK,
Assistant Adjutant General.

The NIAoAKA SHIP CAEAL-The Select
Committee appointed by the Speaker, to
whom all the papers on file in relation to the
construction Of q ship canal around the Falls
of Niagara, are referred, consists of Messrs, Van
Horn, of New York; Blake, of Ohio Men-:
zies, of Kentucky Trowbridge, IF Michigand
Rice, of Maine; Davis, Pennsylvania, and
Craven. of Indians.
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Editor and Proprietor.
MILITARY. .
GRNERAL ORDER N0. Q.
HEAporARrERs q. 8. FoEcrs

c.s-a HEADQUARTERS o. s. FoEcrs,
E4eEt51 MEMPHIS, June "a, 1862.
II having been made known to these headquarters
thst bills posted up in the city by the Federal officers,
advertising fer recruits join the United States army
have been torn down by unmitigated traitorouS
ydsls it IS hereby ordered that s persons guilty Of
sad oonse upon detection shall be arrested and most
severely punished by the military authorities and the
Provost Guard is required to be vglant and wstchI
in detecting the perpetrators
By order Of JAMES r. SLACK,
Colonel Commanding Pest.
Official. Al. P. EVANS, A. A. A. G.
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HEADQUARTERS INDIANA BRIGAI
MEMPHIS. lime 10. 1852

HEADQUARTERS INDIANA BRIGADE,
MEMPHIS, June 10, 1862.
Hereafter until further orders, the sternwheel steam
Ell Hettie Gilmore, with blue flag fyng,will be found
at the foot of Jefferson street, between the
hours of nine and ten o'clock H., to take such per-
as may have passes from the Provost Marsha
going to Cairo, Illinois
BY order Of 6. n. FITCH,
"a. Col Comd'g Ind. Brig.
JOSEPH D. CowDIN, A. A. G. ju22.tf
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GENERAL ORDER NO. Z.

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FORCES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 18th, 1852 }
DRUNKENNESS upon the streets has become SO COM
mon that is disgrace tothe army now occupying
the city.
Hereafter the sale of ale and lager beer is prohth-
ted and the Provost Guard instructed to arrest all
persons guilty Of violation Of this order. By order
Of JAS. X. SLACK,
iu2s Colonel Commanding
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 10.
HKADoUARrERs ON STEAMER 4 VoE pHUL."
%, BRIsADE, 3D-DIvIsIoE DIsT. Miss.
MEMpHTs Tann.. lime 8. 1872

%. BRIGADE, 3D-DIvIsI0N DIsf NlIsN- z
MEMPHIS Tenn, June s, 1892
All negroes, except those who caIne with the com
and to this place, and Of whom descriptive lists are
fled at these headquarters, viii be excluded from the
lines and boats.
ANY officer or soldier violating, cosAiving al q
violation of this order, viii be severely and promptly
punished.
This order will be read at the heads of companies
tomorrow, 9Th inst, and at guard mounting every
,oorninr for a week. G. n FITCH.
ju2f.H Col. Com. Brgades
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sS- One sqzare renewable weekly, per anuun $40
~ One square, renewable twice week per anhum
$50.
80 Two SOU res, renewable weekly rer annuau SEQ.
20 Two squares, renewable twice a week PER hanHrn
sssr All advertisements for t. UKIoN ArpgAI nist IA.
handed in ct the clerks desk
HS- All transient advertisements must be marked fol
specified tine When thus marked, they will be
charged for woek and discontinued cad Of that
time.
So All advertisements required be ks,t on second
page, CHANGED AS NEW ZACH nAY, and on third
page al advance over stated rates.
S4f Advertisements directed to be dspayeq 0r 81 IN
large typr, charged Rt DOUBLE RATES.
80 Yearly NertisemenI- will be bharged extra for
occupying space contract fnd when large type
rezred to be used, or the adEeEseasnt kept the in
side Of pa
"a Yearly advertisers will Le charged xtra a; roa.
iar rates FIR Wants, Rents, Removals. Co-Partnershps
Notices, TO Consignees, etc. --.Hsa
RS- Advertisements N ast 10 paid iOf in advance.
40 No advertisement will appear in the Weekly paper
Uuess by special contract.
IT, Advertisements be iDserttd ia the Weekly ppler
only, irregular intervals IN other q tbe papers
will be charged 81 per fquarc for each aud every
q n. -
GH- Announcing Candidates for statr, County and
Municipal offices, s. each 10 be paid in advance in every
iHstan
ne Marriages and Deaths are published as news-tut
Obituaries Tributes Of Respoct and Funeral Invitations
~ all other Advertisements.
pe- All legal and tran lent advertisements viii be
charged By the insertion.
Sz Editorial notices IN local uInn will be charged
10 my cents per line.
a. No dedgciion variation will be made from the
foregoing rates.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 5.

HEADQUARTERS, Z. s. FORCES. /
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 20, 1862.
The officers of Police Of the city of Memphis are
hereby required, within three days, to before
the Provost Marshal and take the oath Of allegiance
as prescribed by said Marshal for those asking
passes.
All Police officers failing or refusing to comply with
this order, viii be arrested and detained for trial
By order Of
JAMES r. SLACK.
Col. Commanding Post
otfcial: NJ. P EVANS, A. A. A. Gen.
la1l-u
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GENERAL ORDER NO. S.

HEADQUARTERS u. S. FORCES. /
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 20. 1867
Members of the Board of Aldermen the Mayor
City Recorder, and all other persons dIschargng any
official duty within the city of Memphis and under
the ehartet thereof required to come before the
Provost Marshal and take tho oath of allegiance to
the Government of the United States, within three
days, in default thereof VIII be regarded sympa
thzing, aiding and abetting rebellion and will be
treated SIS only traitors deserve.
By order Of
JAMES r. SLACK,
Col. Commanding.
NJ y FvaNp A Cen
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HEADQUARTERS, 4TH DIVISION,
Army Of the Ohio,

EDS. Con- Please announce that letters,
&c, for the Fsurth Division Army of the Ohio,
Brigadier Gen. Nelson, Commanding, which is
now at Athens. Ala, should be directed via
Louisville and Nashville.