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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-04

once. claims for the navy sIons tn' alptY ~
that dav. snd esche~g altogether the r,gn'' :.
the modest but gallant soldiers. Hhy Wv
render unto Cesar the things thaL "fo -
sar's? Allow me to sag, Messrs. Editors tos.
the men who tore the brunt OF lnn 81 10
Drury's Bluff, and WAC contrlou.ed' tpiH
very beginning Of the work 10 i's on'' ho.s
largely to secure the result titaa any o'is.s
ENGAGED in il. have never thongae tua
their existence 80 far depended upon
tho attainment Of a little military no'oriety, d.
TO induce them to appropriate to themselves
sny honors which Justly belonged 10 anotHel.
Thsr clsi1n to have been Influenced by hiEher
motives; and standing, as they did, upon their
n,tjye hills, ii was enough for them 10 Know
that they had performed no nnitnporsapt part
in driving back our common enemy; anu II
up wv had been more moderate in his aplro'
,r,,tions, we btZ1rd nothing III asserting that
fna men who fought that ii gut, believing they
oanLI veil str,rd 70 make tac sacrifice, won'd,
in . soirit of charity, il not in sJ mpAth!, hs'e
willunglysaIIo"cd hm 4 STARE III Ia" 'i''0'' "'
the icy. ~,
merits Of cray" or tic ctlicera and cTe~ c'
the yjryluis. but if The pnni;c az large, ara lne
cil;z ms .l r chmoad mora '"p21i:lty' "r" nHe
already satisfied ~ ~ whom intT sra rf"l }
ird.btsd for trc 's:lvanoa 81 IN" city =!
Dcury's Buff unsY az" referred to Inc Official
r.i,nr, NJ sJonm,nd.r F>rrand, who Was tnrn
in charge of l..u post, ard TX! ~ noe
willing TO rest bis cams there, liio people WIZ
See il, HAT iac. his condemnation:
j Il US J..
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To the Editors Of the Enquirer:

WARREHroN, FAuoUIER Co., June 81, 1862.
Gentleman Enclosed | send you a com.
municatior, and an editorial cut from the New
York "WorId," which shows they are some
what frightened.
Judge, from the number OF troops passing
down tho Manassas Road, that the most Of the
enemy are leaving the Valley. Geary, the
MieE has left Rsctortown and gone through
Loudou6-supposei to Hsrper's Ferry. He
burnt the depot and water tank stsalem before
leaving. There was great rejoicing in Upper
Fsuqnier when be left, as Isuppose there never
was wrapped in the same extent of hide so
great a scoundrel and as big II coward.
There is at Manassas Junction at this timo
not less than tw enty thousand Yankees, who
have arrived tho re- in the last fow days.
The negroes are still leaving-men, women
and children. There are very few left.
Having no other outlet, our people arc COM
PEELED 70 buy necessaries from Alexandria
Some few of our citizsns 60 down once a week
and bring IN articles for sale; but they are as
bad as the Yankees ON the Almighty dollar.
They have to p.y tor what they buy in specie,
Federal or Virginia money beng at 80 anil 4o
per cent. discount. When thOy return they
pell to US salt, which cost 81 so in Alexandria.
at $40 in specie, or sis to slS in Virginia
money-o,her things in proportion.
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Seventeenth Virginia Regiment.

This regiment went into the engagement On
the Charles City Road, on Monday, with two
hundred and fifty men, and cane out with one
hundred and fifteen. The remainder Of the
Regiment were either killed or taken prisoners
by the enemy.
The following are the names of those who
answered at roll csll in Company az" after
the engagement:
Lieuts. Rrodie and Tompkins.
Corporals Murry and Sedwick.
s;Privates Henry Allen, Bennett, Cologne,
Field, Hart. Hoffman. McIetosh, Parkinson and
Nelson.
The following named members of Company
AK" with the exception Of Private Cole, who
is severely wounded in tho thigh, are missing.
They are supposed to have beon taken prisons
ers by the enemy
Capt Kirby, Lien.. Slaughter, Serg'ts Beck
ham and Payne, Corp. Groves, Privates F.
Cole, Garter, Embsy. Flonnco, Ersncia, tfeu.
Eenper, Walden and Washington.
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Rron chattanooga, nzeinrhi., &c.

MOBILE, July IA special despatch to the
''Tribune," dated Grenada, 25th uit., states that
Northern papers Of the 18th say That Buell.
vas advancing or Chattanooga, and that Nor
gan Yankee, WAS simultaneously advancing
on Knoxville "ior tho relief Of East Tennes-
see."
A dispatch 70 ,ac Chicago Tribune, says that
General G.ndman's (Confederate) army IN Ar
kansas numbers from % to 0,o0o. The 1an-
kee General Curtis is being reinforced.
Jackson's Tennessee Caralry burnt fifteen
hundred balsg OF cotton, las! Thursday, with
in - miles O. Memphis. Tne vote in the
municipal! election At Memphis was small. No
responsible person was L candidate for office.
JACKSON, Miss, June SO.-tisn. Chalmers
has taken Bolivar, Tom. Col. Happen, of Ar.
kansas. says taAt Gen. Hindran, with 10000
men, has Curts completely cornered. The
State is blazing ~.tn excitement. The Battery
at Duvai's Eluil Commands White River, and
is supported by 1000 ConfcGerates. The PEG,
pic along TIC rivers refuse to trade with the
Yankees.
KNOXVILLE, Jane 30.-Bueifs a1mr is rap
idly crossing the Tennessee river Mt Florence,
and concentrating ~ Bridgeport thirty'iour
go miles !rou Chattanooga The enemy
crossed . regiment OF artillery over Battle
Crock Yesterday. General Harry Heth has
boon assigned 10 the Inman Of the forces al
Chattanooga. All quiet towards Cumberland
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Passports Through the Lines.

The Secretary Of War has authorized ooI'
Jones to issue passports through the PIC 'ees 10
the following class Of persons: those who visit
,ncir sick or wounded brothers or sons, or 10
bring off the remains Of near relatives; also to
persons with vehicles, to bring OF the wound
cd and to Surgeons with their instruments
which facts are stated in the passports The
friends of the wounded can always render good
service in the hospitals, where most oil the
wounded have already been placed by tho
Ambulance Committee. Many q poor soldier
l~auguishes for the presence Of friends who are
striving to see the battle field, where they can
render no assistance whatever.
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Maior Iohn Stewart walker.

We regret to learn that Major John Stewart
Walker, Of the 18th. Virginia Regiment, WAS
shot through the heart and instantly killed IN
the engagement at Frazier's farm, on Tuesday
evening. At the breaking out Of tho present
war, Maj. Walker was elected to the post CT
Captain of the "Virginia Life Guard" a COM
pany organized in this city, which position
he held until . few weeks since, when he was
promoted to the post Of Major Of the 18th
Regiment, commanded by Col. Thos. P. August
Captain Walker served with the 18th Rsgi-
msnt during the arduous campaign on the
Peninsula, and won the admiration of oil by
his GOODNESS and bravery at the battle OF
"Bethel." lie was an upright citizen, q brave
soldier and a devout Christian. His loss will
be deeply felt by the community at large.
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To the Editors ofMe Enquirer
DRray's BLUFF, June 2s;h, 1856:

DRrRY's BLUFF, June 2S;h, 1867
GENTLEMEN: Our attention has bean called
to , communication published in yonr iscuo ct
The 26sh- inst, ~horciu q member oil tic Navy
under tho nom de plume Of "R,y" claims for
the Navy the obstructing of the river, and the
credit Of all the deienc es-th fight, and every
thing that has been done at this place lehcs,
the necessity Of this note and a statement Of
facts connected Herewith. The gallant little
Navy"-tbat is, the Patrick Henry and James
Town with their c'ews-arrived hero about eight
DAYS before the fight The Engineer had al-
resd5, after many difficulties. collected the
niece materials, and organized sn efficient
working party and tho oostructions were
then far advanced with a fair prospect of speedy
completion in spite OF the delay coca stoned
by freshets. We are not aware that IN" Navy
assisted in the obstrnctlnns, except BY dis
mounting, placing ard sinking IN The zap left
for her, Tho sttaInar JaD"sto9n. The tbrte
heavy euIis mounted III ,ne fort proper, had
been in position "a !ar back As the l5ah II
April; AID by high authority hey were re
garden i0r sCmc time, AS sufficient 20 protect
Ihe obstruciioIs from any sudden onslaught.
Thea mounting of the navy gu'is outside Of
The Fort vas an after thought. Tho crews
OF the Jamestown and Pstriak Henry
OF course assisted in mounting ,heae guns; but
il we mistske not, the m.jor part Of tns labor
was shared by the willing ard energetic artil.
lery Company OF Capt A. P. Drawy OF Ones
terield-a part CT the crew Of the Merrimsc
arrived hers Oh Monday night, the fight took
place on Thursday morning. What they did
Gil Tuesday ard Wednesday, We hsvs since
ascertaIned, was to assist IN hauling two or
three guns from the landing to Tho battery
We were ali in the 'mnd and water soldiers
and sailors; but it is sufficient for the public
to know, that tho three columh'sds inside
the Fort were mounted, manned and fought
by brave and gallant soldiers. These guns fired
1O3 shots-thc three guns on the outside,
manned by the crews of the Patrick uonry
and jamestown, and overlooked by their re-
spective officers, fred about flty.fo u shots
The only other gun IN position was a 9-ineh
D.1ghren, manned by 8 gua's cre~ Of the
Virginia; but his gun did not fire at ali, for
satisfactory to us and its commander.
Yet in spite of these facts, Cray BY infer |
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TIE .RMY OF .lnn1HtA.

WAsu,SGroN, June 26.-Tne consolidation
81 the forces under Major Generals Fremont,
Banks ard Mcdowell, 10 hr r.f-d the "Arny
oil Virginia." wiln Msj Gen. P"pe rs tie
chief c0mmsnder, 10 hsilad With I"light, IS
An earnest OF tbs drtrrmInsti on nf Ire presi>
dert TO al With reference only 10 the public
welfare, while il is not doubted that all nf
these %"tIicsra will cheerin!iy cooperate in tho
pcrlormarc &c Of this Patriotic duty.
lmpor!ant army coInblnstiDEs have been
ordered to be made With & Virc Of bringing
oil the Fc'ier7l troops nov in Virginia 10 CO.
operate with General Mcclellan .g,irs, Rpch.
mond. To his end the troops under Generals
Fremont. Bsrka and II D,oelI have been
consolidated in.o IN nriGy called the army Of
Virginia, and Major general Pope assigned 10
the chef command. Heavy roin;orcrmnGts
have recently b"hn seHt 10 General Mcclellan
by wster. ana lnnra sTe 10 30 fnrT ardei no
,nGdistebY by the same way. General Pope,
it Tx pr'slheI, viii approach Richmond by
I,r
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Siniiinm OF ;iie u WI aassns.N

The following is e copy of q despatch re-
.e,eiyed at the Nay Department yesterday,
from Jackson, Mississippi:
JACKSON, Juno 50ih.
Dr.. Addison, Acting Master Davis, three
engineers and the Uaptain's clerk Of the Ma
nassas arrived mere yesterday from st. Charles,
White river. They report that on laat Thurs
dsy tho Manassas was sunk II tho White river
near St Charles to prevent the ascent Of the
Federal gunbozis slid 10 enable her crew to
make . better defence; ,ll,t they went ashore
to = battery OF . riilod 32pounders on the bank
OF the river whore they woro attacked by TWO
iron clad gunbo.ts which they resisted
To-. moro t6aa two hours, doing grnat damage
TO the larger vessel, which was abandoned by
her crew. They were thsn STACKED in the rear
by about fifteen hundred troops, and were
obliged 70 abandon tho battery IN tho retreat.
Lieut.. Commanding Fry was shot in the
shoulder and taken prisoner. Some OF the crew
and some OF the officers were also captured.
Lieut.. Commanding Huntington, with part OF
the crew of tie Poncnartraiu, was also present
at the battery. 10, they believed, escaped,
but a part o! the maa Sc,c captured. About
twenty-five OF the crew CT the Manassas and
Ponchartrain, With the chief engineer Of the
former vessel, arrived at Ficksbnrg day before
Yesterday. have given permission 10 tho
officers to 90 to Jackson 20 provide themselves
with clothes aud To await. orders.
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Capture of Major General g. A. Mccall, Second
Command of the Federal Army.

COMMAND o. lEc ceuerdl hImy.
TO the list Of Generals who have been cap
tured By our forces Gu the line of the Ohicka-
nominy, We add to-day the name Of & A. Nc
Call, Major General and second in command to
Mcclellan, of the army Of the Potomac. During
the tight Of the Federal army, on Monday
evening, General Mccall, in an attempt to
escape contact with our forces, sought out An
avenue through a region with which he was
u~nacquainted, and cam suddenly upon cur
pickcts, who scattered bis guard and took him
prisoner with some others. lie arrived in the
city on yesterday morning about two o'clock,
and vas allowed quarters in The Spotswood
Hotel, together with Generals Reynolds and
Rankin, who we're captured on Friday last
Mai. Gen. Mccall graduated at West Point,
in the year 1923, aud has since been in the
servics OF the old United States, through several
wars. On the breaking out Of tho present revo'
luton, he was promoted, several times, and
finally became Major-General Of the Army Oh
the Potomac. He has done little to distinguish
himself. His greatest battle was fought within
the last few days below Richmond, IN which,
bis command was defeated, and, like the rest
of McClelldn's army, partially detnorslizsd--
Hois about sixty years Of age, of slender figure,
his dark hair, eyes, beard and moustache.-
His expression is firm, and, though bis CON-
plexion is darker, reminds one of the cast 81
couutenarcs possessed by Gen. WslkOT' the
hero of Nicaragua He bears bis captivity
with as much serenity as his piquc and mortI-
fcaLion will allow. Two other Federal Generals
were taken about the same time, and were e1'
ptc:ed up LAST night.
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Food for the Wounded.

Provisions are needed for our wounded
soldiers now lying on the field, with hunger
added to tho pains Of their wounds. Ths citi-
zsps are requested to send provisions for them
to q committee who will at all hours be found
at the corner Of Main and 25th streets, and who
will forward it to the field OF battle. We make
this appeal to the beneYolence nftho citizens OF
Richmond at the request Of tho chairman Of
the Relief Association.
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Yapkea T~eleeraubic Agent Arrested.

The Northern papers of The lst iust, chron,
icls the arrest of the telegraphic sgent CT the
Northern press. 1t appears that he had pre-
pared a lengthy despatch for the Northern
press, dated from The Peninsula, which was
suppressed by the Lincoln authorities, and the
agent arrested. The Yankee papers complain
bitterly of this movement
The despatch was supposed to contain de-
tails of the defeat of MeClellan's army, which,
of course, was not deemed wholesome residing
matter.
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irro:a the Baltimore sun, June .;
TIE Wal: NEWS.

The nrn" correspondent cf the press fur
nisnes HoIne further particulars Of the advance
Of the lett Of Gen. McCieIlan's line On Wed,
nesdsy. II appears lhs, Gen. II roker moved
mis- division forwari as early as . A. NJ and
Immediately met tia determined resistance Of
he Coniederates, the engagement lasting until
i P. NJ. The Federal loss Is estimated st two
buDdrsd killed and wounded, and the Conft1.
crate loss, although not positively known, ia
believed 10 be equally SIS great. The Confsde-
rate camping ground in front Of Gen. Rockers
division was occupied BY the Federal troops,
an / now but little space is 70 be gained 70 place
them beyond the swamp in q heailhy location,
which seems to BIS the important tjecs 70 be
gained by the movement. A dispatch from
Gen. Mcclellan yesterday states that the move
mont was perfectly successful. and that the
Federal picaets hold the new line un6isturbed.
All vas quiet yesterday.
The othcial lists show the Confederate loss
in killed, wounded and missing, at the battle
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NpW Rnnk-

Historical Register and Confederatea az
sistans by II. W. R. Jackson, ofAiker, S. c.
The above is the title ola neat and interesting lit
tic volume published at Atlanta, Ga. The book is
handsomely printed and contains a number Of
valuable recipes, and much important infoF-
nation, for the soldiers ard the people in
general. The book is for sale in all the prin-
cipal book st0res-prica 50;.
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The Yankee Press can FOR Reinforcements.

The Baltimore papers Of the 1st inst, urge
tho Eanlseo Government to ro-infore7 hrOirl-
Ian speedily. This call, it is said, is not made
from any fear that Mcclellan will DO ~repulsed
or defeated, on the Chickshominy, but for fear
his lorce will not be sufficient, after the occu.
patton Of Richmond, to cut off and capture
the "entile R,bel army" Truly a good joke.
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IMPORTANT AEMT MOVEMENTS.

CONSOLIDATION OF THE cnMMANDl or GINS. raE~
MONT, BANKS AND M'DuwELL INTO ONE AMY,
UNDER MAJOR GFSEPAL. POPS MORE REIN =
F~0KcEMEsrs SENT II GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
WAsnINGToH, JaHe 26.-The forces under
VI II Generals Ffamhni, Banks ana McDGwaIl
h,ve been consolidated INTO Jne armv, called
the "rmv Of Virginia, ami Maj. Gen. P5po hiss
beer especially ss'ign.d BY lhe Pscsii Mt TO
the chief cornuiard.
Tac forces tIiiiey General Fremont %consti-
rnlr Ih: !irst afEIy cores, 10 be commanded by
G. neral Fremont. Tae forces uGCcr General
ii.Ikn ron i;tnlc tbs second army cnrrs, and
arc Il" be ccmmandcd by HIM. Tic In ces I'M
der Genr;al mcDo~eil constitute The lhi.d
amy corps, Ia he commanded hy him.
General MtCa!ra division. 10, 200 strong,
which formal . part Of MtD,wcli's division,
has reached Gen@sl Mcclellan by water, and
another division is IL ioilpw immediately in the
same way, while General Papc will also rEc-
raj" saains. the rnamy 4: L cnmond
B.hrics McGaifs division, General McJlcl-
Ian has reserved other rcin 10, cs,ients Ii tie
amount Of several Thousand since the battle Of
Far u *.
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lsTg aoRTHeaS iaT:LiiGEAG:

Through the poii;enc.1 Of q friend ~' hs'e
bsen placed in p6s-ts4i"2 ri : copy t. me h'i-
tiInnrs .SuA." oi to. 27,h instant Ffom the
extracts which al" published below II wi! DO
seen that tie commands Of Fremont, Banks
s1d Mcdowell have h.cn c91sOlIi.!ed lALo one
army, under NJ jor General Pore, With q we"
of bringing all tbs Yankee ,r1ors IN Virginia
10 Cooperate with. Mcclellan IN hs Goa 10
Richmond march. 4 l.:ge rcriian i! his
army hsd :;a:hcd Mcclellan be'oro tie en-
ea.cuicnla on ,iie DISCRETIONARY comin"hied.
az ia clearly proven by tha isct ;hai General
MaC,li, who w.s l.kcn prisoner, ccniinanded
n portion t.! the "novo nan - a'l"y. ViF
readers will This ptice!.; - tine qt't'r's"si'a-
bic for zee oi The cn.n,y, s':'h '.e exp S'"h Q:
H.lIoch's sruy, iave h>en cof'ar Ta"f' on Inc
C!.ickatcminy. Is !n- a. g"e '''' "A ':c'S
fran. the ':SJn:'
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(ol Thomas P August.

Wn earn that Col. Thos. ?. August, Of the
10Th Va. Regiment, was wounded in the leg at
the engagement near F:azier's farm, on Tue
day evening, by a fragment Of q shell. We
arc happy, however, to learn that the wound
is very 81 ght, and that the gallant Colonel will
soon DO abIo TO again tske command OF lis
rnriment
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Fremont.

We understand from a gentleman who has
sacn q U. S. paper Of later date than any Te
have, that Fremont has resigned bis commit
sion because Of being placed under tho COM
mAnd of Gen. Popo, whom no outranks.
The same parer complained that it was able
to furnish no news from McOlellan's army, be-
cause Of tho refusal Of government to allow
any dispatches 10 be sent or received.
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:, thnuSAIlO o'o

of Fair Oaks, TO have Deetp ..sccording u.s.
hundred and ninety-seven. +, the
statement of General Mcclellan, as4
logs was five thousand seven hundre9Ha1
thirty>ninc-one hundred and ffty-eight less.
Wednesday evening ons OF tho Federsl gun
boats stationed at City Point, on the james
river, moved up End shelled the Petersburg
ro.d, but without damage to the Corfettra;es.
Charleston papers report that all WAS quis,
on James Island On Sunday last The Feder,l
troops were engaged in throwing up enlrench.
mentS.
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Jcorrsspand.nce OF the associated Press.

HEADQUARTERS GIN MCCLELLAN, .Iunr % -
Gen, II ,ukcr, vt rinc O'Clock 'n!s morning, sd
vancgJ hiss division, with q view OF Occupying
n ne position. The re-. u.t was that hi. tc""Pa
ID: With 4 most Determined resistance from
the enemy, which lasted until i O'Clock in the
atIrrnnOr, during which tha r.brla were forced
ia ory.wa, brlug. me i.vincibIo courage OF
our mnn.
During tho day everything indicated 4 g"ne-
raj engagement, but lfio enemy ::.1S.'} nodis~
20 II on 10 accept
The hogs I'll i-i!ghias ~sill.H'iy 81 nv"r.
T'hr iUss 0n ,uf riLu vail b.! ai'rnt 2u0 Killed
nrI weugdrd. TIE following ar: :.Gu1AE the
~nnndc'i C,Inh"I M'rrison, v"iiai IT All 10
I~Iercral Palmer, w~,ur1r'i IN the hand; CAPT.
X ,Ear;y, q: l'u 2nnd EA.elsi"r, IL ~: leg.
'i'ic iGss &,nGn;. the CIiiarrs -: the Frs; Ms4ss
chusc!Ig regiment, nircl ~ariitrc" tho most, IL
as ~i0IlUsH: Cspt,rn Wild, wounded IN hand;
C4otsin Qirruth, wrnHdcl IN tho breast; Capt
Chamberlain, wounded in The lste; L'eu'"T,rrt
Thomas, avn otnyuiatri; Lieutenant Dalton, III
the hrsas:; Lieutenant pIrkcrsdr, III the leg
Our killed l.. SmaIi-in0at al III; men bh'':g
wounded.
The los; 81 the 0rtmJI !; rot known, but 1t
is believed to equal our "s
He retei c1lhr IN iroll ~ 'f:frT1i lioIEoT )
division WAS captured, sd 's row o~rcnpied hy
hi- troops.
The srnErd f-nfht f'r vsS - swslnp witb
thick nndeIttus!', rey"ad whicn is an open
country. Tue anftH intervening between
our troops ard tho en"h,y prevented t." re-
suit nf cur rr:itlrrE Use hcr. knn"r. Two
Napoleon II .pnua!arS, liaGcr Gap1 ID: Il Isdy,
Succeeded " grLrrk rrr"ueir shc s-a.np du
ring rho afternoon, ~! DIT "xre:ioat service.
IA stf,rt."i Tie .''''5 i" :"p'nri tnrm re-
suited N iaGir :an'g d'!Paa !ra'k VIII sora!a
les.
Tae result Of 10 'i.r j. Ii .ir'y imPGrtan! 20
the hca!th rf the a.tnF, AID bat h;'ln more
ground NJ 10 he gained III lincc Gnn troops he
yoni TIA. swsmDs.
General McC.=llsn wss ~F.c1Int inring he
whola day suirrIntrn'i!ny II, ,Hc mpYeIDc liz.
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The shipping list OF New Orleans is very
meagre. The exports reported are OF two yes.
sells Tor New York. All the cotton ihsy took
was fifteen bales. Sugar, molAsses, hides and
rosin made up their cargoes. There were on
one of them G6s hides. There wss one ar
rival from Philadelphia with assorted mcr-
chard Sc. The report from the interior is no
receipts"
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Arrival oil Arms and Ammunition.

The Petersburg Express has positive in
formation of the safe arrival at a Southern
port Of the Thomas L. Wrsgg, late the Nash
vile, heavily laden with arms and ammunition.
Much Of her valuable cargo is already landed,
and at 8 secure point in the interior.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-04

Hon. y. II. tcphcas, in q speech nearly a
year ago, said:
"My friends, forget not the soldier send
him contributions 70 make him comfortable
while be is IN thu service. Take cure Of his
family while he is absent. Employ your hands
and your substance 10 doing FORKS OF charity
in this day OF your country's trial. If any
should fall in the baltic remember the orphan
and the widow and take c:re OF them. God
will bless you il such noble performance Of q
p~atrlotic duty"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-04
The Young Guard

This company, attached to the 18Th Virginia
Regiment, was in the engagement on Tuesday
evening LAST, and behaved with much gallan,
try. The following named members were
slightly wounded james L. Tipberlakc, VIII
liam II. Dean and Wm. II. Holmes.