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DG0NokRHRl IN SIX days NJ No vokh
change Of diet required. Il 10 an Eng
and viii not harm the most delicate CON
shtutson: IL contains no Minerals, Price
81. Sold By 3. C.. UPHAM, $40 Lhssnut street
Philadelphia and in Warrington By 3. G, FORD
corner 18th street and Pa ave; IN Alexandria, by
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Soldiers Pay.
Soldiers PAY!

SOiuACAS nyS
THE HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY
Will remit sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS AND UNDER,
FROM SOLDIERS TO THEIR FAMILIES,
Alta charge Of
TWENTY. FIVE CENTS.
The money should be placed IN an
ENVELOPE
and securely sealed.
The full address,
(tneEkdtsr Post Office, STATE; also, ,irssi sid nEn..
bey. IN q Edrgs city,
oil the person to whom to be sent,
MUST BE LEGIBLY MARKED ON THE
ENVELOPE.
1T HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED
THAT THE
E K p K Z S S
FURNISHES THE MOST RELIABLE
MEANS
FOR SOLDIERS
SEND THEIR MONEY HOME.
ENVELOPES AND BLANKS WILLBEFUR.
NlSHED ON APPLICATION TO
OUR OFFICE.
f. 8. SMITH,
Agent Harnden Express,
Sd ST., second door below Pa. ave.,
Jas-Im Washington, ID. G.
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LOWELL, COLES & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
So Front street, New York,
and 3I6 E street, Washington, ID, c.,
(near WiIlards' HOTEL

Having started branch Of our New York estab-
iishment in this city, we invite sutIr,s G,ocs,,,
ReStawanterrS. and Hotel Keepers, to call and ex
anime our stock, which is well assorted and
comprised of goods Of the best quality. We take
orders for any thing in our lns, and execute them
promptly. i,1tf
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u 80 DR. JOHESx1H,
u A y Y I "a OR u 20 d ta-s
LOOK HOaFIYAL,
Has dSsssssys6 fAs ssssf OsrtsS,, SvssIV - "a,
Efsssssi Rsssdy - sks RsvH,
FOE ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE,

LOOK HOaFIYAL,
Has sssssssrsi tAs sssst osrssSs, svsslg 81 ssJy
E1sssssi kssssdg - tks Fv1,
FOE ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LEI NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREyEBy.
APPLY lMMKDIARLY,
sTRE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TW0 DAYS.
wsskn.. .. ne Bach, strie,rss, Asssuso, q d. "a
asys cad Bladder avenary Dsessrrs impstsney ess-
q id..s =. sP,n., s.iris.s:s q. a..s Tsss,
xr.neane, Dimnsa sSht % 6ddinsss, Dsssss e &c
.ss D.sss:. e. s 's
sry n.eia Of Ys.thhsss Dresasi ana Ds,tsetvs Psss-
YOUNG MEN
Especially vhs have ths victims Of ss,sssyy vIss
.n,p.y crave tsss..nd. q YssSS Men q De ND
have snrsns.d ssung ssna,ss the hsadsrs Il Gle.
s.snss g ..isd % sssssy ths living IRE, n.J cal. via
h.ksIls rla,ess, % Yssns Men ssassnplaaag Mar
.t ~. az Hass,ss vs.mss ssrsnis dssniv,
q. Vi. P.e.s hn..1 snd:r u. ..,s q d. J. nay r.us
rely upsn his akin a. physieisn.
OFFICE Ne. 2 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
u. e.ra.r g. .ss:s,. ::s y der BE.
.rst BE- paid and ssutsin q stamp. -
DIR. JOHNSTON,
.ts From 90. q he eminent Cesrs. Ia De bases
=. s:.p snd %: Ps sss:: ne =. ZEE, .s. =
-: 's.:.s SEN, o. u, ns.t s.ss.i.As dat
ears .s.s s.i..D! sssss via ne head s.e
sudden sends, b.shsDs VIII frsqs.s, si.sSins ssssdsS
ssn.nn" VIII dsranSsnsni q mind, ssssl inns-
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
p.ede. iSsss.d "a sS.a .sS.". sesis fs.Ss.ss,
srnsa ron s,n s,mpsniens - at school, The sfsen
I.ed' m.IsS. npo..S., and ds.rss,. ed iua nd
s.dy, should apply imnsdi.tsiy.
Lnb. Pain. IN The Head Dimnss q sISst Le.s ..
G 6Re.n.ss q d: Ds..s.. f,ss.o. s't e.s 6.;.
nIsriILf~Ts: fearful .f.ss 90 d. mind ar, NINA,
Of msmor Conr.isO q Id..s D.Pr.sasa
u.. Love Of Solitude, Tidy, s:s .Ts .s1s Il he syi.
ElRvous DnILIrr-rh...Ana,s can new J.dss vh.iis
s sapss declining bsah losing tsir yTs bsess-
ing veal, pals, n.r'Ou, and smsestsd, having snxra.
pP'srsns' aleu- The eye" sssFh symptoms q ssossnp
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcB.
happens that ssns. shsm. or dread Il d.e.ysr,
S..ss r s r. % .:. ID
ssS s s1T s.gD1s s,:ss' .hs sesP.s.
sH:G ' .nd n ~ !: iS.f @. '%. Zee s.n >.
gsnE disappolnmsnt; or By -. ~. 81 sss,
neutrality-suspicious. the symptoms q III,
..,i:a : tis.dfIf interim; y ..ndSa Hs; .Ass n
DR.. JOHNSONS Remedy FOR OR6lNIe
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY.
~ this frsS and i'm nsdy vssknsss s sffszs
are spssdy essst and fz VICAR Yksuands q
ssst nsfysss and dssstsd, vhs had lest all hsys
been msdistsly relieved
All inP.dnsnts . ATIi.ss FAysssl % SsssaI Dsssal
ueapsnt Lees 2. c.s5sscNs Fewer, usrysas Tfts sy,
Yrsnflng and nxf,lstiss Of tks nss f,ar<
had speedily cured.
ENDORSEMENT OF 1HE PRESS
ZEE MANY YHousArps eassd at TIN insutrusa within
lsn vsntssn year, and the important errS
cal sfssu.ns psrsrmsd BY Dr. Jnstsn Witnessed sy ks
npsrtsu Of s pepsu and ether psrsns nstiess
yssh h,t appeared again and again ss<s s psbs ss-
Edss k,s Standing EsntI.rsn e e>n1stsr and rssxs
hliy, 10 suasisnt ruIrsntss s0stsd. mar lily
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n can get lifted out In moe suit OF Clothes A.
less than New Xosk Prices, q the Peoples Cloth
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TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY,
PASSENGER TRAINS.


On sad xJiu MONDAY, kssrsary .. ian.
PAssENsEI rlkIrs xrrwKss
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
WIN run "A follovs.
Sir Daily TSats, <rfes at asd Dspa,t NON
Wa'a'. ..s -, pa,,, s.,,ss ~ ssei,
p FSs P ss b ,sS Ne, .DS
For Bannore-Lesye washington st 500 and
For Annsps Ills a. sf TO y. and .@rE
Eor hhilsdelphla a. SmF NJ,
wsshInston q o n, and % or 500 y. '''e
FOR freoer1ok 81 - A n, and 500 n.
no-,,, JsE 1.Il. MoyEys EoRTH
az. ass'; s.si ~ III AZ
SorSsi9 sti,s I, E.s%sI: s..s z,
hen. q baltimore. This Is the MOrninS coS SS
Esx SsSIs MAJ IE.in-I..y. w..slps.s. >, II
Psisssi ssis ran relhf esys: w..Aip.,or .,s~,
Y. re.ohinE Baltimore ate 50 N, and Philsdslpkis
Afternoon Aooommodauon-lesve wsshinstou
nexiOn: = B.ltInoTs This d ths Afternoon S con
Awe EySs 7, 9 EtRss, s:S w-ssss,nsss.
On Sundays leave Washington stsco and y. ~.
TSs E sSs yin. from ws..sinssea eoan.s
.MzINs MOVING SOUTH
H.; Baltimore % =. 4. Arrive a WsiSlnrton 80
Lseys New York sts,. NJ Philadelphia leta p.
Le.ys Nv Ycrn II II 2: z. Psnssel,s. ,sO
a.; pea mofe'-0 An. Arfvsa Warrington
Local Accommodation Trans Issv. Baltimore
there ~ u A. u. and 6 SF,n.
On sundays st 40 and 1S5 A. NJ. only from Balti-
more. No Annapolis or Frederick connexions on
Passenger Trains leaving washington % 40 A.
n. and % p; n, and Baltimore - 10 n. and IS
2. n make direct connections for Annapolis az the
1unchon. The I4o N, and s % P n. connect 90
kelsy Tor Frederick, hagerstovn, &e., &C., except
Trains lesve Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
inEton 90 80 A. NJ. and S0r.N.
Passenger Trans leaving Waehinfton SO go A.
NJ III A. Ms and r, NJ, and Baltimore 81 80 and
IS6 A. NJ, VIII stop only dt daaapofs ysssfsos.
WAY Passengers must take the Accommodates
Trains Win leave washington and Baltimore
rrospf!r spcs eard ft<ss, excepting that the 81
n, IS n, and 90 p trains will wait 30 mi nutes
necessary, 70 secure the passengers and Malls
For Sick and Wounded soioiers-A spoons. car,
with an attendant. with beds, will leave Washing
ton twice week for PhisdelphIs direct &C II A 81,
soldiers. w, p sMIT6
fes Mater Of Trassiortslos. Bait
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ID NEW THING,
l. ATENT Compressable Cot, can be folded up
into spsos q inches long By wide, an ingenious
continuance, for sale by
J., PUDNEY.
324 Pa. ave-. back room,
Je N-n or 355 ID street.
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DR.. LA BONITA


Cures al yeneIisl Diseases permanently and
snIodsIy, without the use Of disgusting or poison
Consultations free.
Il is saying quite enough IN It's favor. when say
New YORK City College and Hospital Tsstimo-
Ladies with Whites and Diseases OF the Womb
cured .s and saved oonsumptive's grave BY my
There e !. Rosh.n. sfeSstvs or di,arssaoEs In any
"a All 70 cures res vsrraptsd. or mops, refunded.
Communicahons in writing, With return STAMP,
promptly attended to.
Medicines for travellers and others packed. with
Ofioe-Room No, 8 Vast ingtOn Building, Penn.
avenue zen ; and Seventh st., Washington. D. 9.
HORSE BLANKETS =
II AND BUFFALO ROBES.
j., B. PUDNEY's,
Ss4 Pa. ave baeK room,
RUBBER COATS. PONCHOs. LEGGINs,
II Blankets, Cap Covers and Cops, st
of Sss d street
HEAVY REGULATION BLANKETS,
s24 Pi.sS 8: al ri s Te ssis:,,
p. rrsr A NEW THING. ~
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into spsos a inches long By wide, an ingenious
J. B. PUDNEY.
324 Pa. ave-. back room,
jeH-n or 355 ID street.
Soldiers Pay.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD
SOLDIERS REMITTANCES TO THEIR
FAMILIES,
At any place on the lines Of their ExyreSs,
At charge of twenty five cents for any sum not
exceedIng fifty dollars, and Pre- portionate
additional charge to places reached
by connecting Expresses.
The money, whether Gold or Treasury Notes,
should be enclosed In an envelope and securely
sealed and have the full address, (inoluding town.
Post OHce, and State and cities, the street and
numoer,) OF the person to whom 10 be sent, and
the amount leEibly marked thereon. Envelopes
for this purpose may be had at our offices.
To f.ollitate prompt delivery, the charge for re-
mlttauce should be pre- paid.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Washt1gtoH, Jan. 9, 1862. jas-lm
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1891 TIE 1s6.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,


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with its oonnechonsD
Is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
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STONE BALLAsTRD AND
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
rHRIE DAILY TRAINS FROM
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Two ofthem making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRuBuKa
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
wEsT. NoETH-wSsT AND sOUrH-wEs1.
Ufor ThIcssh Tickets. ssply 2. che ofhos of
pany, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
Spksndid SLesptng Cars on all NsgAI Trans
Smoking Saloon Cars on all Trans.
From WASHINGTON.
Psssensers vi take the a N. and .; N. trans,
hs NoTthsrH CsnsSs 4 K. and ss ssrius !. as On
.; .P; .1 % s. % :SfI: Si'n6c: ssssi
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FREIGHTS
By Ats route, freishts Of 81 descriptops can be
OHIO. KsDtaofID Indssss' 0ni o on sa
l2va, or Missouri, bF Ratlroad dsfeef.
Ihe Peunsy vania Central Railroad also 90 nnects
% Pittsburg with stesmers, by vhIoh Goods car
E 1S5ssIds A. . :.y so5s Ss
lssiRBI, w isoonsn, Missouri. Kansas, Arfsnsss,
snd Red Rivers; and a cIeys@d, s1ndusfy and
Chloago with steamers 10 al North western Lake.,
Merohsnts and shippers ertrustinG the trenspoT-
tatlon Of their Freight 20 this Company, osn RELY
FEE FEEiSRf g and from an,
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ehQrfsd b. other Ratlroad Cospdsiss.
cths1, BE RerRRcSisr to mark packages WA PrNH.
MA6RAW 4 KQoNs, Freight Agents,
pSoou Ne, 90 North street, Mltlmore.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. CHARLES r.. BOTELER,
DENTIST,
NO. S36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9rH AND 10TH STs.
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HEAVY, REGULATION BLANKETS,
L sale Cheap By
J. b. PUDNEY,
S24 Pa. ave-, bsok room, .
ass N streat
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THIS p!eassnt and popular Cough Remedy has
persons have become familiar With fts extrsordi.
11ary emcsoy. ~ osp 30 had & ell the DrInclp /
srag ss3sesl g md 70 cents bottle. -
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

hs1sn 81 Ii. ksysl Ceisss Of sszrssas Lsndss, f,.as
sss ana ths gss,sr part q yhess LIE has spsnf
Leossn, fsri. fhlledslphia and slssvhsrs
hAs stsctsa ssms OF ths os errst dat
ever ln.sni many rssslsd vith n,eiaf ne head ans
ean when ssissp; Grsat nsrvousnsss, heinz alarmed
ssddsn sssnss bsshfsnss With sQusns hlsSinr
.snstmo viii dsranSsnsnt q mind, we're esrsI inns
dislsly. -
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.Latest from Europe.

CARE RACE, July S.-The Great Eastern,
with dates from Liverpool to the lst, passed
here this afternoon.
In Parliament Lord Palmerston said be could
see no good In offers Of mediation, but govern
ment would with pleasure take advantage OF
any favorable opening.
The correspondence regarding the ship Emil
ly St. Pierre is published Minister Adams
didn't recede from the position first assumed by
him. 5,,4,ts.L. .,r ID. .t.. mo
LIVERPOOL, June 3O.-Breadstuffs firm and
steady. Flour firm. Wheat quiet and steady.
Corn quiet. Provisions generally very dull.
cenSols closed at slA@sl%. American stocks
dull. et.-. -,
LIVERPOOL, July Flour and wheat firm
and quiet. Corn dull, and declined Sd; mixed
29s. Sd.
Lord Bfougham explained his speech In the
House of Lords on American affairs, that he
merely wished, as fellow Christians, 20 remon-
slrate with the Americans on the civil war
Gloss IL over as they might, the war threatened
fatal results to the character of the American
people. s.lli ~ ..4.
The Morning Post editorially contends that
the mastery Confederate movements In Vir-
glnia have compelled immense armies destined
for lts conquest, to cease the offensive and con-
tent themselves with acting on the defensive.
The city article of the Daily News regards
the latest news as portendng the almost indef
mite postponement of peace. -'"
In the House Of Lords, Lord Brougham de.
plored the continuance of the civil strifo and
its consequences to Europe, He thougbt 1t i'm
possible for England to Interfere, but express
cd the opinion that the Americans would see the
suicidal character Of the struggle, and come to
amicable arrangements before they lost the re-
epect and affections of Europe as q nation.
| In the House Of Commons, Mr., Hopewood
asked If the government intends to take steps
as mediator. -aosa sait' -
Lord Palmerston expressed deep sympathy
with the suffering operatives, and eulogized
their endurance He wished IL was In the
power Of the government to take steps for their
relief, but interference in America now could
only aggrayste matters. Both England and
France would be delighted to take mediatory
steps when q fitting opportunity arose He
should look upon II both as duty and pleas
ure. 18 81 .st.sg.l F5l
After another debate on Notifications, the
government bill was read q second time, by l59
10 56.
The operatives at Blackburn held q meeting
to urge mediation, but overwhelming opposition
Was shown, and the government was finally
called upon to try and re. establish the conf
dence Of the Southern planters In President
Lincoln.
The marriage of the Princess Alice took
place the day the Great Eastern sailed. 9l ssG
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gl)e Obio 6tates,nam
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1862.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for tho Ohio Statesman.
THE LATEST NEWS.
Federal ana Rebel Loss In the BATTLES

Federal and Rebel Loss In the Battles
Iie81 f Before ksichmond.
New YoRK, July 9.-An army letter states
that a rebel Captain taken prisoner, confesset
the rebel loss on Friday, at Gaines's Hill, was
twenty-fgur thousand, and their total loss during
the week sixty to seventy thousand. tao.
Another letter says number Of our wounded
came 10, having been ordered by the rebels TO
seek their own camp. .Js,,.rs,,a g7
Our loss now, says this letter, is reduced to
under ten thousand men.
The Richmond Examiner of the 4!h calls
Tuesdays battle the tercest and most sanguina-
~ Of the series Of bloody conflicts. Magruder's
command was ordered to charge the strongest
OF the field batteries. The officers and men
went down by hundreds, while the horrors Of
the battle were increased by the continuous
broadsides from the enemys gunboats. The
carnage from the withering fre Of the Federal
artillery and gunboats was dreadful. G9
The rebel line wavered and fell back to the
cover Of the woods. Twice again was the ef-
fort made to carry the position with the same
results.
The Exminer says the battle. field, SURVEYED
through the rain Of Wednesday morning, pre-
sented scenes too shocking to be dwelt upon
without anguish. sa '.e ia
The woods and fields were on the western
side covered with our dead In oil degrees of vio-
lent mutilation, while In the woods on the east
lay in about equal numbers blue uniformed bod
les of the enemy. Many of the latter were
still alive, having been left by their friends in
their indecent haste to escape. f.m...
Enormous shells were thrown by the gunboats
eight inches In width by twenty.three In
length. The ravages Of these monsters we're
everywhere discernable through the forests,
long avenues being cut through the tree tops,
and great trees three or four feet thick, burst
open and slit into shreds.
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Burnside Forms a Junction with
Mcclellan. ,f

NEW YoRK, July "a letter to the Tribune
dated James River, July 7th, says the veteran
forces Of Burnside formed junction with the
beleaguered army Of Mcclellan.
Gen. Burnside had made all his preparations
for an advance inland from NeWbern, and on
Tuesday last the command to advance was to
have been given, but on that day dispatches
were received which changed the complexion
OF things. They announced the results of the
series Of battles before Richmond, and urged
Burnside TO send q part Of bis force to Nc
Clellan.
Not an hour was lost In answering the call.
Orders were carried in hot haste, freight and
armament were discharged from vessels, and
all were coaled, watered and provisioned at
once, .rr .e.44t
On Wednesday ell were aboard, and that
morning at daylight the flag boat, with Burn
side and staff aboard, steeFed down the Neuse
river; but another bearer Of dispatches was
sent after the boat had gone q few miles, and
the signal was given for the feet to put back,
A swift boat was Immediately sent to Fortress
Monroe by way of the canal, to convey Capt.
Biggs, Chief Quartermaster, with letters TO the
commanding General. The answers being re-
ceivsd in due time, anchors were again weigh.
ed, and led by the General himself, the feet
again sailed.
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TFToin WasnIngIon.

New YoAK, July GA special to the Work
from Washington says, Intelligence fsom th'
James river has been received here to the effec
that Yesterday the rebels fred Into the mai
boat juniatta, on her way Ia. the headquarters
killing two men and wonnding elx on board
The shot was from elk pound feld piece.
The Runboats failed to And any permanent
batteries on the river OF any rebel troops, or In
dicatIons of any attempt to build batteries.
Surgeon General Hammond returned from the
army of the Potomac to-day, and represents II
as being in excellent condition, and all the
wounded well cared for. .G.6-
Dr.. Oliver, the refugee from Richmond, states
that 10 will be impossible for the rebels to hold
out much longer at Richmond, on account OF
the scarcity Of medicines and provisions.
Late Richmond papers received here Say that
Richmond is 90 full of sick and wounded SCI
diers that those who fell into their hande from
the Union forces are cared for In the helds near
the city. sI,n ntsl ~
Senator Grimes gave notice today OF bic In
tention to introduce a bill authorizing the Pres.
ident to call on the military Of all the States,
without reference to color, to aid In Suppresslng
the rebellion. .e4
Mr.. Foster introduced bill in the Senate
authorizing the President to enter into an agree
ment with any Of the authorities Of the West
ladies' for the acceptance Of oil negroes whom |
this Government may take from vessels en- |
gagged in the slave trade; provided, that after
we transport them there, no expense shall be
incurred. ,,
A special to the Tribune says: Just at the
close Of the session Of the Senate yesterday,
bill was introduced giving the President com.
plete power to call out the militia of the coun-
try whenever he might deem 1t necessary, and
when the call Is made none are to be exempt on
account of color. cast or nationality. The Pres
ident is to organize them into regiments and
other divisions, as he sees fit.
Gov. Boutwell, has accepted the appointment
Of Commissioner Of Internal Revenue under
the tax law, rendered him three or four days
ago. @ s-
WAsHIN0roN, July 9.-The correspondence
between the War Department and General Nc
Clellan was transmitted to the House, In answer |
to resolution Of inquiry.
Gen. Mcclellan says, In the course Of bis ex-
plantations, that those who have originated the
false statements concerning the White House
aud spring, are in fact, as stated In my despatch
Of the 7th inst, enemies Of this army and the
cause in which II is fighting. They have i'm
posed on the Surgeon General, and caused him
to make official representations, which on ex.
animation prove TO be unfounded In fact, and
which are dIsrespectful to his superior officer. |
They have unnecessarily occupied the attention
Of the Secretary Of War, and have interrupted
the Commander and Medical Director Of this
army in the midst Of the most arduoub duties.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-10
Meeting OF she New York Democratic
I StnGo Committee. IN

ALBANY, July ga meeting of the Demo
cratic State committee was held at the Della.
van House to day, Dean Richmond In the Chair
and Peter Cagger Secretary. I3 alk T9<ii
In accordance with the invitation Of the com.
npittee, large number of prominent Democrats
and Union men from all sections Of the State
were present. 7" f'' ''ss '~
Z An advisory meeting was held at o'clock,
TO give an opportunity for these gentlemen to
express their views as TO the duty Of the Demo.
cratic organization at this time. Speeches were
made BY Gov. Seymour, Mayor Wood, James
Brooks, Calvert Comstock, Senator Pruyn, 8. j
Hadlsy. Elijah r. Purdy and Others, earnestly
in favor of the immediate and sufficient rein.
forcement Of the army Of the Potomac; In "a.
vor Of the unconditional support Of the Gov,
eminent, while maintaining the right Of al
patriotic citizens to oppose the errors, corrup
lions and weakness In the Administration o
that Government, and opposition to foreign in
tefvention. gEHM p M&tFEw@