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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

stand that some Of Gen. Ayerls cavalry penetrated
the Jay before orr folks al % near Wlli8mebnrg'
Il is strange how many generals The 9th Cayairy
(reg1larsI has furnished this war. When y 0rote
out, A. Sidney Johnston, Lee, Hardes, van Dcti,
anu Kirby Smith Of The Rebels were officers Of tins
regiment; Five OF our own generals, VIZ: S.one'
man, Thorn A. Graham, Palmer, and X. w. johnson,
and six colonels aud EeutenaDt-c oonele OF voiun-
teers aso attached TOT At present there are Du'
seven commissioned officers With the regiment, Cap''
Macarthur ia command.
More than bali Of the officers named ABOVE never
saw West Point, but gained their military knowi'
edge actual service--afer all the best schooi, III
the truest srnse, the only acbooi. ,
Five companies of the 5th, only 200 strong, AZ the
day was turning against 1T GaiDsss Mill, charged
too small TO ride him down, though the episode slded
in maintaining front during The critical half hour
before think night. Fifty-one were OF the uDIe-
turning braves" vi thai day. VI seven ofhcerf WHO
rode il, Capt. McirihaI alone escaped unhurt.
The nearest approach 20 cannooading we have
tbese days is mighty thunderstorm and Sbe al DAY
and oil night pound Of wagons over corduroy. Our
muskery 10 more real, bat is only from accidental
discharges. iras: there may be some on purpose
ere long. G. A. p.
GEN sTLyENss FORCES ADDED 10 THE ARmY
THE POTOMAC.
Pyos, Tss Uo.ti3gro, Iai,iig ncey y 1hw'd1D
II is with much qualification that ge hear Of TIE
arrival IN Hampton kosde O. amsihef body 81 erect
i've troops being the division o. Cen Stevens, from
South Carolina and intended donbtlese TO re enforce
The army operating against Ricbmond ms diVi-
sion which after ia long service in South Carolina,
cannot be presumed 10 be very strong ia numbera,
arrived in Hampton Roads on Tuesday last on board
the steamers Vanderbilt, N,ssissppi, and Ben De-
ford Il ia said 20 conss,, in part, ot The I'm New
York, JD,h Pennsylvania, esh Michigan, %.h Penn,
sylyana, 18th Masss hu.etts, 7;h Connecticut, and
OF two batteries Of artillery. All tho sick and due
al cd a. fh< and VI boi,inl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
WAR MEETING AT BANGOR. NE.
RAseon. Me.. Thursdsy. July II, IS

BAsGoR, Ne, Thursday. July IL, 1862.
Il grand patriotic meeting was held here this even
,ag in aid OF eDlispents for the late reputation Of
troops by sse General Government. The enrolled
militia Of .be city and neghboriDg towns, number
Jug one thousand, marched in procession with six
bands Of music.
Tho Hall vas crowded &: sn early hour. The i'm
mense mass Of people caused me breaking down Of
n portion Of the approach to the Hall, and son,e
hundreds Of people were prec.ptated some fifteen
ieet below, upon The sidewalk but fortunately there
was no losf Of life.
The meeting then adjourned to the area in front Of
the Bangor House, where Vice.President Bamlin,
Gen. Hovard tho Hon. S. II. Blake, w. II. Nc
Crillie and others, delivered addresses.
Resolutions wero adopted pleogng tie people Of
the Penobseot Valley to sustain the Government
vita their ful quota Of troOps, IND calling upon the
Administration 20 prosecute the war with vigor and
with oil The means and oil the men Of whatever color
they eau command.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

R~ur OF uke Rs bels with heavy Loss

SPRINGFIELD Nc, Thursday July l., 1861
in expedition recently sent from here under Maj.
NJ Her OF The I'd Wisconsin Cavalry, consisting OF
one section Of Dagideone Battery and detachmens
Of The 10Th illinois, I'd Wisconsin, and Sd Missouri
State Militia, numbering about GOO men, attacked
he combined tofees OF Rains, Coftey, Hunter, Haw-
horne, and Tracey, abOr, l6oO strong, eight miles
beyond Fayetteville, Ark. early Monday morning,
and completely routed them with heavy oss. Maj.
M''le,s command MARCHED IS miles in two nights,
and took the Rebsls by sarpriss Our loss was very
small. Col. HILL Of the i,h Missouri Militia, sta
toned a. Noun, Vernon, reports the killing of p
grerrlIas aud the capture of 200 pgs OF lead during
the pat few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
THE LABOR OF CONTHABaNps IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Report from Gen. soI'cn Industry OF
the yogrecs-They are ton.'n'ed ono
Isappy-LMrge Crops or to''"" and
Co,y-A Gratifying state Of Affairs.
.F.snroros, FIilay, JAY 10, l8f


WAs1seros Friday, July VI. luo1
IN. following il an extract from recent dispatch
received al the Wer Department from Gen. SAXON,
dated Beaufort, 5. c.. July ~;
10 n. Ron D. NJ srASros, soT'flry0 "er
SIR: have The honor 70 report mas every 'hibS
pertainD; 10 tie SPECIAL service for which am sen.
10 ,h.s Department 10 in favorable condition. The
negroes are working indus.rioosly. We have some
/, 0o9 o.res Of corn and cotton under cultivation.
II looks we'll The ,ysten Of VOLUNTARY IaOo' "'ikS
admirably. The people arc cooMn'ed ana n"ppy'
When the new crop 10 harvested they viii cease TO
be a burden npon the Government
By adopdnga judicious sys,em Of r'"ardior l'ooT'
almost any amoon. can be obtained. jte proceeds
viii pay tue expense.
j an With sIea. respec+ you:t ITALY ,,,,
n SAAIOS BIssdiefCenofai o. 'oi1u''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
The Army Psst-OhIce-A Strange Arrival
The 9th Cavalry. u. y. A.-"Rods sh
Two UIuudvrd,O

Prom our opS0i' o''t''DO"''"' &c ,oso
a. ~ coTr,ar,s ., he ar,ov ia il,
One OF the greaiest coui'r's Of 'ne army IS he
Poet Office apartment, as now conducted. The
system IN General Post. Office at tho Mail Dock,
81 n;,;.;o. Ri,ade and Regimen,al branches
WI" ''''''", -, ~
and carriers Two '"'' s''a'"ei' ?? '''"'0N "'''
and Fortress Monros, hSSIns 'hs UP eAeu way on
.,,a,,a,s dsvs So tint what with good facilities
80, +, -,.ro. ,s,,ors do M, larry in their
a'' s''u ,n'H d" ''"' 80 49,,
transit. The scene GA 1he @rTi'ai oi inc inan'poa'
reminds me Of accounts oil heallefs an''ne a. Dan
Fr.ue.co during the early rush for the gold fields
when a letter was worth more than a , ugget. The
Postmaster a. tne L"nu'ns MI - ''N'"' "
tho All Michigan; 20 hi@ many Of the Suggestions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

large or small force no one seems to have any
ledge or nfor nation. Some people assert that
Jackson could not gst into the valley again from
Richmond, with any considerable force, without
having fight, bat those who know the willy Rebel
leader consider nothing impossible with him.
T. ~ 10 be supposed that the Government knows
its own business and has made ample preparations
TO prevent another invasion by Jackson but this
know--,hat the few loyal men throughout the valley
have no feeling Of security, and are ready at any
moment to leave their homes and look out for them
selyes, ae they have done heretofore.
The people of Winchester hang their hopes upon
the PROMISE made them by Jackson 10 public
speech that be wond be with them again in less
than thirty days. This time has more than past never
thelesp They feel cOntiden: Of his return At an
early day and the condition of affairs during the
last three or four days woud seem to indicate that
their confidence in the Rebel leader ID not misplaced.
No little excitement was created in Baltimore
street, near Harrison, yesterday afternoon, by the
public display Of Secesh rag by Miss Matte Gpin,
daughter Of John Gilpin, Of ElkiOn Cecil County.
Miss Gilpin was first observed passing from the
President-street depot, in company with her sister,
and ia addition 70 the flag which is about 20 inches
in length. che wore large SecesA rosete on the
bosom % her dress.
Two policemen followed them some distance, and
finally took both iato custody, conducting them to
Marshal Van Noe,-and's office. warrant was
issusd by Justice Hess and, after long conversation
With the Marshal, IN which Miss GIlpia mauifcsted
no regre. az the pa: she was playing, she was re:
leased GA security to await the action Of the Grand
Jury on charge Of violating the Treason act OF the
recent General Assembly Of this State by display
ingsa Secession flag, with the view of exciting
ssdiole feelings. There being no charge against
Mates sister, che was discharged.
The nh Vernon, Regimen. reached hsre yester.
day, and proceeded by the Baltimore and Ohio
Ra lroad TO their destination. The iuen were re-
psa,edy cheered during ;beir march through the
city, and were served with refreshments ut the
CAMDEN Railroad Depot by the Baltimore Union
Relef AekOcla,ion. DR..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
RECRUITING N FLNfIRA.

EIsRA, Friday, Jolly 10, 1861
Recruiting 10 ,he comfy 10 progressing at a rapid
rate, and the prospect now is that little Cbemung
"'u have ito quo,s ready within fortnight. Nearly
'~o lhrds of the number arc already in camp.
aousiog meetings have been held in Elmira, Horse
ue"ds' Mhlport and other towDs sDd about three
thousand dollars have been obtained by private con-
'outioos 70 as.st in raising men while numbers OF
prominent c't7ens are advancing the Government
bounty TO yolp,eers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
A PATRIOTIC CONTRIBUTION BY WIN. i'll
ASPINWALL.

WA.nFeros, Friday, July 10, ises
Mr.. Aspinwsn, Of the firm Of Rowland e. Aspin-
wall, has made handsome contribution to the Gov
eminent, which 10 acknowledged by the snbjoined
order:
NKwYoRx, Tuesday. July l. 1862
To ne Hon Epwis NJ STANTON. Secretary Of Wor
SIR: beg leave to Gull 10 your recollection =
private letter which addressed TO you in the mOath
OF March last relative 20 Enfield rifles ordered
from England, through Messrs. Rowland a. Aspin-
wall in the early part Of tho Rebellion In accord
anco with the determination therein End previously
expressed not TO receiys any pecnniaIy benefit for
services rendered or tor risk incurred in behalf OF
either department Of the Government, herewith
remit TO you the amount which has this day been
paid me AZ profit or my interest in the srnis thus
imported aud sold TO the War Department, by .
check on the Bank Of America tor $25, go 90.
1 am, very respectfully, your obed,snt servant,
WIN II. ASPINWALk
ORDER RESPECTING WM. u. AsPINwALL.
wAaDspARrxpsr, W,sHISGroS CITY,
July ID. 1902. !
This Department having this day received from
Vim. II. Aspuwall, esq, of New.York, his check
for SIS go 60, bis share OF profit ON contract
for ARMS purchased by Rowland Il Aspinwal, and
sold 20 the United States,
Ordered That the check be Transferred to the Secretary
of tho Treasury and that the thanks Of this Department be
rendered Nj Aspnvs for tho proof be has furnished
Of the ard patriotic spirit that anss the citi-
the Ued stats IN tho present contest against r-s
aud giving assurance that government supported
by citizens who thus prefer the public wee 10 their pi-
,ato galu must overcome 10 enemirs
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
xyGTmER VICTORY UY THE IN
DIAM COUNTRY EXPEDITION.
Rohr SCorr, kensae. n

Foht sCorr, ksIssel Iuetaay, July q I8e1
A messenger from the Indian expedition near
Fort Gibson in the Indian Territory, arrived last
night, and reports tina, detachment Of the 9th and
9Th Kausss Regiments hal surprised Col. Cofey e
command OF FROM 500 to 600 Rebels, and captured all
their munitions. camp equipags, DC. Thirty Rebes
were found dead on the field AcGaire, the noto-
rious half.breed commander Of the Rebel Indians
wac taken prsoners Our forces, under Brig. Gen.
Blunt, have penetrated south far as the Arkansas
River, where they will make halt for the present.
Fort Scott hss been made military post during
the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER DEsp0NDENT.
WAsaIsGroH, Friday July 10, 1854

TIE Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th appear
alarmed at the order Of our War Department,
concentrating the forces Of Mcdowell, Fremont and
Banks, under Gen. Pore, and remarks Of the latte,
THAT be 10 VIGOROUSLY one Of the most dangerous Of
the Union commanders, an officer Of great activity
and daring, and Is very apt TO do unexpected thngs"
II adds that "the forsy in Orange County, and he
destruction Of the railroad bridge the Rapidas
by the enemy, is a challenge on ths par. Of Pope
that our Generals have now to take up"
The Enquirer, commenting on the threatening
aspect of McClelans present operations, says: I'VE
must Dig dig, dig, or Mcclellan will dig into Rich.
mond. The spade can only be conquered with the
spade, and the shovel will always defeat the mus
ket."
OF President Liuooln's recent visit TO the Army Of
the Potomac, The Enquirer says:
"a dirty trio, Lincoln, Stanton. and Winfield
Scott passed by Old Point Thursday en- route for
McClelan's headquarters, at or near Berkeley. A
gentleman who saw the steamer, which conveyed
tbS dirty trio Of Yankee negro sealers, says there
was band Of music on board, and many Hsgs and
streauers futtering gsyly to the breeze
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
CAPTURE OF CYNTHIANA, KY, BY THE

CiscIsSAri, Friday, July 1s, 1862.
A man who came into Boyds, on the Kentucky
Central Railroad this morning, reports that the
town Of Cyrthisna, KY, IS miles from here, sur.
rendered at o'clock yesterday, after half.bour's
fight. He sawMorgan and shook hands with him.
Morgan's men number about $3.50.
A soldier, who also came into Boyds, says Nor.
gan's meu fred two rounds after the surrender
Capt. Arthur's company, from Newport, KY,
were all killed or taken prisoners.
The excitement at Newport and COvington is very
high ard increasing and the citizens are organizing
rapidly for defense.
The ProvostMarshal Of Newport arrests all Rebel
sympathizer to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
FROM HALTEWORE.
Rumovs from tho Vaaicy-A sesssb Flag
in the ssreess Arrival of the 9tk Ver-
u.oat.

From Our sp-eie Correspondent.
BALTIMORE July 10, 1862
The recen, reports as to the threatening arpee. Of
affairs in The Valley Of the Shenandoah are anything
ese bat satsfs tory or agreeable to the loyal people
here, among whom feverish state Of mind exists.
Pa sebgers from the Valley bring runners Of war,
guerrilla raids, &c., which increase the feeling Of
uncertainty among us, causing us 10 ponder more
and more upon the text that there we have no
conpnuing city,
That IN attack upon Winchester is anticipated by
the Ro.ss there il no doabt, but whether by 0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
faE LOUISVILLE COMMON COUNCIL AND
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

LoUisynLg, Ky Thursday, July II, 1862.
meeting of The Common Council was held this
evening. Both Boards unanimously pared an ordi.
nance compelling the Board Of School Trustee, 10
"qniro all professors and teachers Of The Public
Schools, before enterng on their duties, to appear
before Tho Mayor and t,ko oath 10 supper. the Con-
fu'a'icps Of the United States and Kentucky and to
No true and loyal citizens thereof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
UNION WAR MEETING IN NEWARK.

NR~AHs. Friday, July 10, 1852.
The Union meeting this afternoon was large and
enthusiasts. 1t was addressed by Attorney General
Frelnghuysen The Rev. Or. Poor Cour,lsndt Par.
kerr esq, "A. Q Reasby, esq, and others, of New.
ark The speakers were enthusiastically received.
Letters were received from the Hon. VIM. Ryerson
and the Rev. b. j. hcQuate, and others. Several
large contributions were announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

MAJOR sPRAGUE RETURNING TO SERVICE
AIsAsy Friday, July 10, 1867
Major sprague, u. 8. A., has been homli"''o
Colonel Of the Albany District Regiment OK new
volun,eers, and will accept, provided tho psrmnsop
Of The Ww Dspar.pspt 10 granted,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
6CiCiDE OF AN AID.DE-CAxP TO GEN
BOYLE

-, =, bVv'Yiils, Ih1fsdsyl Jolly n. l862
Edward Hughes Of Lebanon, Ky., AID TO Gen.
Boyle, and who in that capacity greatly distin-
goshed himself at the battle Of Shiloh. sho' bio,,if
fatally thie evening The cause Of The AT j, ma.
known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
pRON TUF JAMES RIVER.

FORTRESS MossoE Friday, Jug 10, 1907
Several gunboas have come down the james
River to convoy troops, which are a. the place, up
the river AL il quiet on the river, and there 81 no
news from the army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
RESPONSE OF ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO Friday, July 10, 1862
A special 10 The Journa! from Springfield says
the prospects for tho formation Of regiments are
most aa.tsring. Already ORe hundred companies
have been offered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Inursdsy, Jolly II, 1862
Returned prisoners rspOr: that the Union soldiers
usrOled by the Rebels al n:Mnnville have retired
h. Eu,freesboro.
The Rebels have gone 10 Chattanooga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

SUPPRESSED. The True Presbytrian and
Baptist Recorder were suppressed yesterday, ase
Mr.. Duncan. editor Of The Reeorder, sent 70 me
siGtsry prison. Louisvlls Democrat, iosA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-31
las lm2nSt
10 the Friends
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH.

The Soldiers Relief Society having been author
izea and desired BY the Secretary Of War and by tile Medical
Director Of this Division Of Amy, perform
under tie direction the Governor the State Hospital have
Assumed similar chaga aai supervision o. tie following Hos
pals viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital. These lied with patients
from the armies OF the Coutedesacy, and every effort being
made to provide others fast the increasing
service demand additional Accommodation We
upon tie discharge OF duties with determination do al
IN oF power whatever cost Of personal comfort convent
enee TO a!avatete nertune and contribute the
and comforts Of the gallant defenders Of soil who may
stricken down by disease, by TIE casualties of
We are receiving liberal contributions aid work
from every portion OF the Conf.deracy upon
us are daily increasing send forth this appeal to the
generous citizens Of the South for further assist nce with the
confident expectation that will be promptly aud favoraby
sonaed toby Southern heart TIE contributions
eesa are money cotton for aatrases blankets flannel under
Clothing provisions sugar and osse any articles which
may be useful or necessary for the sick the wounded
Vaeseenf These wllaa received distributed the different
aospfas uule: the supervision of tbs eminent Medical Dec-
tor Dr. iRne However small may ba the intrinsic value OF
articles contributed, let it be- borne MUD that if there is
multitude OF contributors the aggregate will be large
Contributions should be addressed Mrs Felicia G. Porter
No. u Cedar street. Nashville Tennessee and where is prac.
caoe anu roper TO do s wishes of the doors regard
to ms disposition thereof will be complied with.
from the patriotic citizens OF the Gonfederacy anticipate
prompt and generous this appeal in behalf of the
gallant soldiers who have coneerated their lives noble
cause and who have baeu Frustrated while defending homes
from the asgEsssoas Of ruthless invader.
FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-31
Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO HOSE PRE-
~ PAIRING IT

An now endsaVoring to furnish Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable winter clothing and am having prepared
uniform suits of wooden cloth suitable undercohas
distributed among them. am informed that the patriotic c
zens OF also engaged in similar preparations
Tor the benefit of their companies II these contributions of
cohiHe are sent by them directly their several companies
without my being of the quantity and kind and the
compaae supplied great confusion and will be the
sequence
soldier can only carry quantity Of clothing Iii
great Importance that each soldiers shall have
good substantial WOODEN SUITS possible; but is also
important that there be action among those supply
ing them in order to avoid sending double supplies
panias. tgra ,ss-t
therefore urgently recommend the citizens Of tie country
parishes to sead e in this city such supplies of clothing
they may prepare with explicit directions the companies
OF individuals for whom they intended. Twill lake
mat they reach their destination The clothes should be boxed
up or eaed and directed to in New Orleans with
he for which they intended marked on IL and
cate the articles
request the newspapers to give publicity These
sssss5ioas in consideration of the objects effected
THOs. 0. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans, Aug. It, 1861. suls 2ptf