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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
TIE EuanPgAS Peace ADDRESS-ApPE,l. OF tn
MES OF SILENCE tn NH. LINrUI-.

TIE EU6OPE4S PEACE ADDRESS-APPE-l OF THE
MES OF scGEScE tn NH. LIHrUI-.
from the Londou TiI-s, Oct. |.
The snblnlued address to has Exc, llcncv
Abrahalu Lincoln, President Of the limited
States Of America, ms been sIgned At bru'-
s"ls by eminent men Of alIuost every nation
IN Europc, in the hope, perhaps too sangllre,
that it might have some influence in terminate
ing the terrible war G Taging III America.
We much fear that the phllauthiopica "ijet
which thos,. gentlemen have in view viii ne
marked by disappointment. The following Is
the docu:hent.
:SrR-A numter Of The members GftEe Al
sociation for the Promotion ri Social S"irnce,
How assembled in Brussels, and representing
most OF the European States, venture 10 3D.
dress the President OF that great people in the
Western World, IN whose progress and pros
prrity they ,.ann5t hu! lei The d.:-lIe.t it,
lcrrst.
The mechanically strifr which il now raging
and dc, asiating ~ larg- y l'vr;lvn ii tho
North American c1htliicn; ha: in II. "flsl;,
and lrogt cts given irrrsistlhie pro"f- III th"
energy and excitement Tith which the up-
posing sections have commended f.r TIE pin
IONS and principles ~hrh 80" h"a ai'n"at"d.
Now, If. Tli-ic .irrht ;AI "."~rr,'r - i"H :
hui il Is not Tue purpose Of his irlrndl
communication to wound Ihe s~uscepubiiities
of either. Blood enough has been shed, trea.
sures enough have beeu poured uuL: aud it is
in the hope that the prayer, hitherto but too
family uttered, but which, nevertheless, re-
present the almost unanimous sentiment OF
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sTrAkT's TRIr iSru r.NN>YIv,niA.
W~.ISHINGTUN NEWS
spErI.l. C.niNrr MEETING.


The news Of the Rclrl raid int, l'enrsyI
v.nla created intense c%yciLomrnt ut WL,linE-
tuu III Saturday morning, R!nl mlIliratInhs
werr immediately ISSUED for a meeting %!
Cabinet utlic-rs, ut which the PRESENCE of thr
tr"nerai-In-Chicf was requested. What trans
pIrui, and the conclusions arrived at, are, Of
course, not public, but it is said that a des-
patch was Immediately sent to General Hook
cr, requesting his presence nj an adjourned
~nee;iug.
RCNoRED MILITARY AND CABINET cH,SGsS AGAIN.
Rumors, more than ordinarily definite, are
atloat to-day, assigning new parts To promi-
nent actors on our National Stage. The
most plausible Of these. replaces Secretary
Stanton by General Banks, and sends h1cCl-l,
Ian tu the West, and Hooker to the Army Of
the P"t"Iuac. "A unexpected as i,nmediate caf-
met changes ma We heen O i" ing TO the Presidents
aversion tn "swapping hDrses while swim
ming the stream" it cannot he denied that
the events of the last w days give a color
Of possibility to this report. Certain it is
that Secretary Stanton has expressed himself
not unwilling TO he relieved from his present
duties. whenever consistent with the demands
Of the public service.
slct-pRE,iDrST HAMLiN's HOSTILITY tn GENERAL.
M'CLELI.AN.
Fice-PreSidcnt llarnlin is in Washington.-
The Herald says he is one Of the bitlcrest re-
vil-rs OF Mcclellan, and has probably come
Nn To urge his removal from the command Of
The Army Of the Potomac. The encnmiums
At General Mcclellan ny European Journals
do moi seem to blunt the malice Of his malig-
her: here.
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TIC following Anthem sasS1ltten, Eneif ss@
sungi in Kentucky. Tho words stir tbs Blood
to heroism, andwell heht sentiments 30 sxalt-
ed aud grsud. They are peculiarly appro-
pirate to the present position Of "the proud
State and are We'll suited to general use:
TIE SOUTHERN NATIONAL ANTHEM.
God save the South, Irr
God save tho South, ,n
Her Affairs ana Flresrtes'
God save the South!
E,rr that the %ur Is nigh.
,I,w that we're srIn'd TO Ole.
Chanting our battle cry,
Freedom or oath!
God be our shield.
At hcme or in field,
Stretch thine arm over Us,
Strengthen ard save!
What though their three tA one
Forward each sire ard son,
Strike MI the battles Won,
Strike u the grav".
God make the right,
Stronger than the might!
Millions would trampls US,
Down With their pride!
Lay thou their lec'ona law.
Eoll back the ruthless i"r.
Lrt the proud spoiier Know
Gods IN our Sitio.
Hsrk honor calls,
SuMmouing all.
SumInoning all Of lis
Unto the strife.
sons of the South. awake!
Sake till the hunis shall nr1ak!
s!rika for ,iear hanar's Sake'
Freedom sni Lii.
H-l.-l- before
i;uf Fathers Of rOre
Rebel, The glorious maine
Washington bore.
Why, then, be ou' -tne same,
The name that lie sralriIed tl'ih
shame,
Making it first in fame,
Foremost in war.
War to the hilt,
Theirs be the guilt,
Who f-tter tho freeman,
To ransom the slave.
Then still be undismayed.
Sheathe not the bstue-5lale.
Till the last foe Is laid,
Low in the grave.
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ssns..t Aabfsi!sa Ii 2tri as., t;53'!hS
rsuld frio.e .han rr5rs thar Is dss :hp
linton rcs:ofsd, and they will he very
careful to do nothing. that il calculated
to lead to that result. They will not NEEDLE
with the country dill they see II completely,
exhausted by 4 long war. If they intsrtsred
uow, when there are a million Of Americans
in arms, they would be likely to come out OF
the scrape with bloody nu1's. or AZ strangers
generally do who i~mpcr'inently mr'dIe IN
family IuArrelS.
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FLANNEL FOB OUR SOLDIERS.

To the Editors 81 INC 1H4u"".
Elss AND QuEEN CouNrr, v.
Msssrs. Editors: Will you give mes few
lines in your paper to state something OF
what is being lone and how, by the patriotic
ladies' Of this COUNTY (about the central part
in the UNIV Of manufacturing flannel for our
soldiers.
Several months ago a.Soldiers' Aid Society
was formed, consisting Of ladies from the
several religious congregations IN this vicinity.
They have sought in many different ways to
nroino,er the comfort and thereby, ofcourse,
the efficiency of our noble defenders. As the
fal, came on, they made arrangements to
have a large quantity of flannel MANUFACTURED
to he eraruitouslY bestowed where most
needed. Some 300 to 400 yards are already
made or nearly completed. | think it well to
state the fact by way Of suggestion to our
ladies IN otner ueighborhoods TO do what they
can in an important y work So'"s half
dozen influential ladies undertook to ra:t the
weaving done. Others collected donatsoi,s OF
wool or of money, both of which articles have
been readily and literally c ntrItnted. The
money, or "a much Of 1t ~ was necessary,
has been used Ia buy cotton yarns for waro.
Their plan is simple-has proved to be ciii-
cient, and many "a brave soldier will bless
then, for their kind fnrcthoughr, and their
practical benefcence. Will not the thousands
of onr noble women in other sections do like
wise. FIRGiNIAN.
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SEIZURE OF A BCRlAL PARTY By THE
YANKEES AT CORINTII--bRA9IfS

VICTORY OVER BUELL..
MosnE, Oct. ia special despatch to the
advertiser and Register" from Holly Springs,
yesterday, gays:
Lieut.. Gen. Pembcrton has assumed COM
mqnd OF this Department. Our burial party
OF 900. Sent to Ccrinth, was seized and re-
t~ur;iv,i as prisoners.
The Cincinnati papers Of the llth, are filled
with accounts Of the great hattie between
Gems. Bragg and Buell.. The tenor OF their
accounts is that Buell. il badly defeated and
driven across the kentucky river; also, that
R"s7gi is pursum & vigorously.
rtrre hundred Confederate paroled prison
ers arrived here this evening.
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The Yankee force, ~ hich recently visited
Ellis Mills on the Rappshaunock, is stated by
themselves to have consisted Of sixty-six men.
"Reliable" persons on our side magni6ed
this into a force, of ten theusand :
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slct-pKE,iDrSr HsMLiN's HOSTILITY tn GENERAL
MCCLELLAN.
TIE VAR IN THE SOUTH WEST.
MISSOURI,
svrnHll. BANDS IN MISSOURI BpoTrS Up.

SUERRiIa BAiDs IN MISSOURI BPOKES UP-!cTtv-
iTY nF THE CSluN YUKCEs.
SEnlIla, Mo-. October l3.-The 9Th Mis-
souri, Slate hlinLls, Colonel Uatberwoud, have.
IN several scouting expeditions within the
! last few days, taken no various b8nrH of gicr.
rillaS killing The notorious Captain Jur kuk
who has murdered 50 many private citizens
| Captain Unndcrc. of The 3D. Mississippi, Lien.
tenant Colonel Alexander of the same regr-
met,t, und sou,e !ilty bushwhacker-. They
also brought into camp this morning Colonel
! W illiam Ii. Cowan, Confederate States Army
; who escaped from the st. Louis military
| prison some rimc ago by hlscking himself. and
Cnus passing TIE sentinel. They also Gag
! tnred Il laIg, aEiJunt vi Interesting Rebel cor
rGspondercn.
ST. Louis, Oct. l3.-The combined arlnic'
| Of Missouri and Kansas, as an army corps i'll
the field, nov cdlumaGded by Brigadier-G GEN
| eral ScolieId. wilI hereafter be denominated
the Army Of the Frontier, by order OF Major
General Gurus.
ARKANSAS.
SphlsGtIELp, 30. OFT. l3.-PapGrs and de-
spAtche>. dated as la.r as the 9th ins:, have
been received by General Combs from Ar
kansas. IIindman WIS then at Duval's Bluffs
Parsons was represented as moving towards
Northern Missouri. and soaking to unite his
forces with Sirtmm, ani Mcbride ut pocahon'
tas. The Rebel rnrnluandrr Ilnln,s was Al
LIulc Rock.
Gen. Scuiiald had arrived ut CnShvillc, If
Barry county. near the Arkansas line
Southwestern Missouri is once nore cleared
of rebel forces. and Geographic commun,ca'
ton is complete 10 Caslvillr. Two division:
of the army are left q -. Helena under Genera
Carr.
THE CONFEDERATE RAID AND PESHsYIrANl!
ELECTION.
Ths Philadelphia Bulletin" of Saturday
says:
There are shrewd suspicious that the Re
bel raid into Franklin COUNTY is intended t
effect our Sute election on Tuesday next. ]
twenty or thirty thousand Union men shoult
he hurried ~ militia to tho border, TIM
Hughes- Brcckinridge Democracy may carry
the State. John Hughes, the nephew an'
former law partner If Francis W. Hughes
is an officer IN the R...hcl army, and is doin;
all he can t. ~IroniIl- ihC Sl3ctSS OF his uncle
Schemes. Il: Vns himself the Democratl'
candidate for CoIsrr:" 'rum tho Schuykil
district in 1850, aud y intimately versed il
Pennsylvania politics. ta knows what Ell
feet d temporary INVASION Of the State Il
tins liuna would have upon The election
and he has probably advised the pre-
sent raid. II lhc Erl.eiS Tenain in FRANKLIN
county three days thcT will prevent the cleo
ton Of that rchle Ul,ion mali, Hon. Edward
Mcpherson. to Congress and the Withdrawal
Of m,li,ia;nrn from other parts of the State
may defeat the State ticket. and give tn
Hughes democracy u majority of tho Con
gressnen and the Legislature. In view Of Al
this, it. is necessary ior the Cn1nn men t.
strain every nerve for the success Of their can
didates. 1t is palmer than ever that in light
ing the Democracy a; the polls oh Tuesday
they will fr fighting Tie Rebels.
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Mat Ward. who killed q teacher in Ken.
lucky some years ago. has been recently
killed in Arkansas, where he last resided
His farm was guarded by Yankee soldiers, un,
der whose protection be was picking his cot
ton. The Confede rates attacked the party,
and Ward, who WAS dressed hbe th. Ian
keea, was mistaken FIR ole ri them and
killed.
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The men-ahout ntty iii number--who
wers engaged in the act Of resisting the
draft in Blackford county, Indiana, are to be
arrested and returned til the military camp
at indianapolis, for duty during the war.
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Sssss.aeF fiysfl but hat nil tHtusa ,..is: H.
.c c5ssid5ta!!sDi az Lad carried out his pro-
rtssE-u NTH. h.!ich. succesS. ntuafts mon
and horssa looked extremely Exhausted, bul
the former were in high glse, and from tho
looks OF the clothing ON their horses, and mat
which they had on their PERSONS, and that
which they had tied on their extrn stolen
horses, which numbered about 900, IA change
would be very acceptable, especially shoes
and boots, Of which they had q large quant'-
ty. General Stuart sent hls compliments l."
a number Of United States officers with whom
he was acquainted i'll old tiIncs.
In another article on the samu subject the
" Herald says:
At the first glance the lato hushing rnvalry
rsiu of the rebel Gen. Stuart acr nss Tho upper
Potomac, at the narrow neck Of North wrstnrh
MARYLAND into Chambcrshurg, Pnnnsylvnni"
and thence southwark around the rrnr OF
General McClellan's army, and rnst of Fred
erick City, and down tho lords of tho rot"-
mac, opposite Leeshurg, and uvnr nEnIn into
Virginia, sixty miles or 40 below tho point
at which he went out, il ono Of Tho nost M
tohishing feats Of tho war. In tho captures
made Of horses, shoes, clothing, &c.--thongh
not in the matter Of cntLlu-.t thu rntrrprlHn
will also compare favorable with tbs inOaL
successful Of those OF the nld time highland
robber clans down into the fruitful low lnnris
Of England.
From The Baltimore American
STrAET's TRIr IHTu r.NN,YIv,nIA.
II is idle 10 say that thu recent sr'trsaiul
raid across Mary land and into PnnnHylsanIa
is not humilistlng to the Fodural nrna, Maids
into the rear Of one OF tho Iargrit and Iium'L
armies ever gathered on this r%nnLinnut, anil
by a comparatively insignificant fnrr". too, H.
is we'll calculated To clntr thu Itnhrl l"rtlu and
10 encourage in thu tuuro ntIor n,ruilnr Mt
tcrnpts, whilst it must in the name ratio mpr-
tify and discourage tho friontla Of tho Union,
when they tini innsr who slnull linvo pre-.
vented il incapable Of dnI',g IN.
It. is grievnus In II ptnpl". nj Last, TX
pecting success, tn lr rn,np"ll"i 1" a'r'pi re-
suits 10 intensely disappointing "n'l"r nil the
circumstances.
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tbs gATrLL OF CnEINTH.

Trpsi0. Gr,. i-.-piroied Confederate 50.
iicrS. just ~arri.ri mere fr"m lI'a. say ID'
orr wnulfa,I ~ me hattie at tnrlhth HA'
an nc=n Sent 20 that place. and ale M" ~
Jared t4 ILey say tn:Te are .Wl me-
ai:,i tkizk ,ur wounded il the wh"Ir ~ ~
ii rhts will nut zach lnnre than l,.!". 40
f.a,Gals tay' ttnt ,h,r" .Sere :'+' Of "df ~
killed, and that tl.y la Ger 3H'"' "'uho''
AIT :"u't MOI TIL EG1 ".nnY Killed.
lhn inr.Gth Iankr. .ar nnr mrn i"us
mn." BE Il, rtls rfam ln-ii. They also @oD''
a total rGut in Kentucky by Bragg's iorc's
and say that Nashville will a1"n be ie''e'''
ir evacuated.
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The accounts in the Norther papers Of the
late collisions in Kentucky are very confused
and unintelIigihl+. They stats that our army
WAS discounted and even routed on Tuesday
ARD Thursday and they say also that a hat
tie Was fought on Saturday last. between
Hsrrodsburg and Danville, more severe thsu
that at Perryville. They claim the victory.
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One hundred and fhy bags Of prime =
coffee sold in Baltimore, On the l1th 10
twenty-five cents per pound cash. Comm
Rio 23a /; kguy1a 26 cents; JAW" 81 Gear
Market firm. = a.--
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olhCh III pun lev 'hiSHi Nv
Il uuD bales are American.
bresL.lutfI firm. Wheat firm. Corn .tca.
dy.
Provisions dull. LAIRD easier.
L.JnUyN, FRIDAY Even,my.-cDpSGIs ripSri
al va a -! Tor money.
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The Boston Courier" a faw days since
asserted that Governor An.irew had said, in
conversation, that not another. regiment
should leave the State Of Massachusetts, for
the war, until he WAS satisfied that the right
man WIS TO be in command Of the Union
forces.
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LATER.

u4.77sxonG. Oct. 1.-THE Rebel las
the following despatch from Larergne to-da! ::
All is uncertainty believe the Yankees
a.c leaving Nashville. In addition t" the
al we, | am satisfied there is something on
land
Letters from Bragg's army say that Buell.
army i. the worst whipped ana most badly
CIT uf arIry Of tho war.
Tf-.e l. No doubt but tina! va ga!ntd a
.!nr'"ca victory.
Mrs,Ls, n:,. IA special dispatch to the
NAdsrr:i,.. and Register" from, Seuatai,ohs
says: dispatches dated the 18th, from lnlr
Annapolis t. ,'s- Chicago Times " say thatm
tense e.clte-.eut prevails there, caused by
dispatches tam Gen. Enyle, SAYING that
General Bragg vas III reai Of Buell., march
ing III Louisville, uIrd urges Morton to send
rc,ntoI cements, as there were only 2:lHg'
troops in Louisville. The impression pre'a,is
III L misville that Bdel was bndly whipped
Ttr excitement in the city was in'hnse' The
Cincinnati Commercial Of the 18th claims a
~victory. out the dispatches are very conflict
Ing.
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EVACUATION or CDElNllI ~ lht
YANKEES.
Holly SPRINGS, Oct. IA gentleman
rived to-day from rorintn says thai the etc
nav have evacuated CoriDth, aud that Boli'A
Tenn, liz being evacuated.
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CaMp NEAR S.LvIs.. III. QGt. :. i-G4
Dear Register" As a Iuuiier Is pas,t;Ic
to Cumberland Gap, | shall h.>te:. /" Gle
YOU som. news Ill Jnnccti"n Tith y<steT-
days letter.
Major General HArd-- engaged tho rI'.!"y
at Bloomfield, above Barustown, "u lic uih
instant, killing 500, and losing 80 j" killed.
snd wounded. II Is reported that he toe.
several thousand prisoners.
The enemy, $4,000 strong, occupied Frank
fort Yesterday. Our forces moved duwI las,
,.icht in that direction. They will f;ht L.
dag. nar troops are confident Of success.
In haste, yours, &c, F'sn.
+. S.--Geae,al Bragg cng.s-d the c.',n}
under Buell., at Perry vile, twelve miles ne.
lnw fIai rnd-bu:e, yesterday. The tigut vs.
bio ny and hotly contested.
General Bragg captured SIXTEEN PIECE 81
artillery, one brigade OF intantry, ami l,Id
driven the enemy eight miles in the dlrectl""
of Louisville. They are now in a'ie>srt--
can't get water.
a ti.ht will take place at lawrencstnre 10
day. We have whipped the fed-,ais f"r tnrse
consecutive. DAYS. BJKD.
The following sthcial dispatch was Received
yesterday afternoon:
kNuyvILIE, Oct. &c.
To General s. Cooper:
A wounded officer, arrived here this
morning, says that ths light in kentucky
continued three days: the 1th, 9th. and Jrh.
General Bragg was successful each day,
capturing many guns, and over ten thousand
prisoners, killing and wounding many. |
have heard Of no General officers killed OH
our side. The Commanding officer at Cum
;:crland Gap writes to-day, that the reports
are sll very favorable, but vague. ~ tele-
gram Just received from Gen. Forrest, says
mere is q strong rumor of the evacuation OF
Nashville. All the reports from Kentucky
are still favorable. Nothing oficiul from Gen.
Bragg.
,S'gned) SAMUEL JoHks.
---- Mninr-G.nn1al
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Breadseufs are rising in New York. Whes'
Is sL40asLN. sa= ~
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CaMp NEAR S.LvIsA. III, QH. :. l.

THE EMMY WHIPPED THIEE CoNSEHUT,vE
DAYS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
iyrom tho Knoxville Register, Oct. ~
LATEST IRON KENTUCKY.

BATTLES AT BL1GMFiFL1 and HiR mrs.
BURG!
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rNS5tIa--trsSSs~fS
I Nsss Is sEstasr iiJst.stea.ei It's itiaaS-
II. snd EtndiiesD &c tbs soldits Esd Eas'1oa5
.ssl of our nobls !adiest Oh; ho% such con-
duct contrasts with tho sordid aelfishnesA OF
the miserable pxtortioners and SPECTATORS
who call themselves men! Heaven bless our
ladies. We cannot find words to praise them
enoupht
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TILT. ELTTLE Of SArCaD.T.

The general relation ot Our lrn"p. 10 .a:L
other and to the enebly remained a, i. was
On the previous duy-Gen. Isn Dorm i. 81.
preme command, occupying the .'cne,". ti:n,
Pilce the left wing and Ge,,. Lrvc'i Ii.e ri.hr
Tjng. Gen.. L0veil's DYSON hell Ground
west Of Corinth and just south Vi The u y
{. L. r. zen. Manry'S Division wa posted
noIlh Of the NJ. Il g. K. X, and between II
and the NJ. Il O.. p. r. fien Herbrrt's Drvi-
sion was OH The Left east of the VI. It Or. r.
thus enhancing from the north upon Co
iIDLh.
The BATH: vas a1mmenee1 hy Gen. Pric.
'ar.y ia thr rm,rnin:-Hns halt hUGr hriDr-
daylight. The artillery. having been MOVED
i~orwar'l "le:,cd upon the eneMy in his I'm.
trrii:hments ST n distance OF 400 Yards. The
eGemy replied, and a t.Avy lannonadlng by
both sides ,:nSurd far one hour. Our troops
suffered hui lutl- damage from this fire, and
the sruIi-ry was Withdrawn, wIrh the view OF
siT:acing the Infantry. Now heavy skir-
nishing followed all along the liIe, which
WAS kept up until about 10 o'clock. Thsn
~bagnniog with Gen. Loyell's division, who
were immediately seconded by Gen. Prices
army-den. Hebert's division first, and then
Gen. MaurT-our whole Ens advanced upon
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LATEST COMMERCIAL.
Pr Tplrpranh from liycrDnOl.

10y IelEgTaph from L!7t!P"NT'I
LoSDoNnERRY, 3h.-Cotton-Thc Slcs NJ
the week reach 26,Nu0 bales, including l4.5du
to spectators and G5pQ to exporters. The
market il firmcr, with an ad vance of | n
I'D on American. Surats have been irrcgu-
lnr. with nh advance # II. The sales To-
LAY we're only 1000 bales, the market clos
Ing quiet and unchanged. The following are
| ,b,, ~ hnriy.d uuntrtibuS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-30
ARMY OPERATIONS BEFORE RLCTIM0ND.
From tie Baltimore American.

nl>naS Till o'Sa u "''V 'o'' P''''0
whilst from other sources we gather Il Know
LEDGE of other facts necessary to the compile
t;<, <,r,2,, ,,,rr,+;,a r will no learned from
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1ji(:2c '"t''is 'ia1 N'9''' -h>,'o''"'' ''''>'
plated the cFAcuaIlOu OF v mite iiCuse anu iiiH
chance q rhc base o{' o,erari0fi- 10 the James
-. ~. .n4 tla r,,x.,l;.s concentrated
'l'c'' 10 '"'o o'''' '''7 >''i''~"
there were rtpt' Iof"aTf'e&' % 'u' 'c'' u '.'o
ne and the vessels which nave thron@od the
po;,,,,zay river were towa(] out q danger with
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Sucti v1gor were these preparations p'lSeo i0F-
ward that bv Friday the immense supplies At
lrb;+o u(,,sa anil n;xn,fch Cfafinn we're all
49, fn,;.l..1>,:,,, whilst
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the hundreds Of vessels al the former place had
either left or were preparing to leave. These
oroat dnu,s+s q fo1ao/. and stores. jjs: ac;iuisi
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''''' VI "'l1''I ~ >,''''' 117
qtlenoc 70 tne f'eoclS were ''i"5 pt';''' o'%o'''
their reach, and Gen NcCiciiaa was Il! q lo-
s;r;,, - pxn:n4o the rnoynmnnr -. aD:,aars 70
,>~. ,,;,>,, 80 ,.>,>a. 49,,
nave '''''S I'''''N ''0'' YAK ''''''
menJ sIlould arrive
On Friday morning the enemy made tie
looked for attempt 10 turn or right wing
The kebai division OF i5enelai Jackson, Wnicl
must have started for ItlchI1o1'l immediately
after Fremont S ti;:Sco ~ the Sat!:a1nioah al
iey altac'1ed t1o"ora! Aictai! piFlSon o! t'le
IennsHlVanla reserves, on our eNtre1nc right.
Inc action la>t('d Tor t!fce ho'1>, and IS re-
ported " nave oeeh orliiialiil sI1ccoss'u ohouf
part, JacksQn was repulsed and severely pun
ISE1et. The hebeS then made general az ;.
tack or our right wing, which was composed OF
Nen. fltz 1o111 Porter army corps, y Sc
we're 1attiG ciIa''2d; III Whch 1no heoels are re-
por1e0 % iay3 s"neFcSS iSeIet1i5: Out % A'ye
)lSltN OH Will OVERWHELMING 1lttiilDclS. Al