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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-12

R,pNuNtIn groo.lyn or Wednesday, July9 Elizateh J
wife OF Thomas W fsmuIn sad aausi,fbs 0' "'' ''''
tn relatives and friends Of the family are inyi,ed 70
The funeral from No. 2J5 Washington street, ' ''aui'A'
afternoon at O'CLOCK
Detroit Mich. paper, please copy
poRDFy-In Brookyp on Thursday. Jay 10 Geo Emery
son Of Thomas H. and H. Borden aged II nHoh'n''
prpGFy-At New-Itrecht Long Island, on !" Wednesday
III Jobn simon son Of Simon and Joanna Bergen
ppoWNIn Brooklyn. Thursday, July TO- Phiiip I. d
RJo,yn only of Philip c. T. and Sarah u oro"h sseo
smonths and 20 days
m Abby Jane widow OF Francis W. CTeemer;
The friends aud aye Of bo deceased are Invited 20
her funeral from the residence Of Mrs Lswn NO $50 W est
street on Saturday the Eth inst, at O'CLOCK
d. m. without further invltation
COOKE-At the General Hospital. Monterey near Corinh
on Tuesday June TO- Of typhoid lever j. Wadon Coohe Oh
this city, in the I'D year of his age
CHRISTIAN - In th. city, on Thursday July 10 0iye
Elizabeth yOu1se.. daughter Of Charles ana Elizabeth
pOvNFs-In this city, suddenly Tuesday, July g. Mrs
Alice Downes rect Of William Downes, in the 62d year
OF her age.
GREGORY-In Brooklyn, Tuesday, July Anne Gregory
the widow OF David Gregory.
HAMILroN-At Bergen, N. J., on Tuesday, July Lsure
daughter Elise and A. J. r. Hamilton, aged months
HEALD-On Tuesday, July g. Everett 4. Heald aged
months and Y days
LAWN th, city on Wednesday July g. Mary Emma only
of Matthew and Sarah Law aged II months ans
20 days
LEAKE-On Monday. July T. at the County House, in Tar
rysown. NJ Y. Benjamin T. Leake' ased' months and
days
MERRITT-On Friday July II. 1867. Sarah Merritt aged
years 10 months aud ~ days
The funeral will place from the residence Of d. H. Had
den No l38 West Thirty eighth street this Saturday
morning ct 8. o'clock Her remains will be taken to Mama
roneck for intermenf
MOTT-At 0reenpoint on Friday, July H. Joseph Mott
goldbester. aged 65 years, 10 months and days
The relatives friends OF the family also those OF bis go
samuel and .ons in law john kesrsine Joseph barrow
Alexander Whitlooh Peter G. Provost and Alfred bunt
respectfully Invited to attend tho pners rom ms a
ts.idspce h sitset ueaI Uuioa avenue. 0tesapoya.
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FROM CURTIS'S COMMAND.

CHIcA0o Friday, July 1T, boz
A special dispatch from Memphis, 9th, says that
late news from Arkansas has been obtained from
gentleman who left Madison Oh Monday.
He states that Gen. Curtis's command was AZ
Jacksonport, endeavoring to make its way to the
river 1t is reported that they are suffering terribly
from lack of forage and supplies.
The railroad bridge at Madison was burned by
Gen. IIndmans orders on the 2sth ult., as 1t was
feared thai Gen. Curtiss would pass that way to the
Mississippi, or it would be used by troops On the
route to bis aid.
Hindmsn, by his course, is rendering himself very
unpopular in that section.
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Sunday afternoon q ooock. without further inutssa
His remains VIII b inferred Il ths Cemetery Of tie kvw
greens.
Mcs0RLEY - In this city. Thursday. July 10, Feie
McSorley, aged "a years.
PARsONS-At Litchfeld Conn., on Thursdsy July TO- jana
youngest 7ghte Of the late Samuel Parsons % years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend her funeral this afternoon O'Clock from hr
late residence Bovine avenue in the vlsss Of Flushins
Cars with the boats which leave james sip sad
Flushing at 5 o'clock.
ROBERTs-Tn Brooklyn early Friday morning Jolly II.
Harry Of John 8. Roberto In the 10Th year Of his sre
The retves and de- OF the family respectfully invited
attend his funeral this day. 2th inst at II o'clock from
No. rs State street, without further invitation
TURNER-At New Milford. Conn. Wednesday. July 9,
Mrs Lucy Turner widow Of late Jeucks W. Turner assd
50 years.
WOLFE-In this city Thursday July 10 Anna Lsrets.
daughter Of John and Jane Agnes Wolfe, aged yex. Z
mouths and day.
wHEELAN-In this city Thursdsy July TO- wife Of Joaa
Wheelan.
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THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

Reports of Rebel distractions on the railroad hence
TO Louisville are unfounded. A collision between
two freight trains caused the alarm. The damage
will soon be repaired.
The Rebel Morgan has issued proclamation in
Glasgow, calling the citizens to arms, without 'sl
effective response.
Nashville is somewhat agitated on account OF the
presence Of many new Secession faces. The arrest
Of some thirty Rebels in Goodelsve, and their pres
ence here, furnish the only grounds of any Precon'
certed movement there among the Rebels. No dan
ger need be appreheuded by loyal citizens wishing
to visit Nashville. Gov. johnson ia not at all con-
cerned By The alarming reports current.
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WAR MEETING IN SYRACUSE.

SYRACUsR. F1dse, July tt, IoUZ
large and enthusiastic war meeting was held In
this city this evening 1t was presided over by the
Mayor, and over 300 persons were present. ReSo.
mticns were adopted favoring coniscation, aud
recommending to the Board of Supervisors to vote
money as a bounty to volunteers.
Speeches were made by many distinguished citi-
zens Of Onondaga County. moot earnest aud pa
trotc determination was manifested to meet at once
the acquisitions Of the President. Onondaga will
promptly AID nobIy do her duty.
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DInrkets-Reported By Telegraph.

BALTIMORE July II.-FLouK firm Ohio in dem,nd.
WHEAT steady demand moderste Corn steady and I'M
changed. C0FyyE firm WBlsKr firm ut &c PROVISIONS
very dull. ,,,p
PHILApRIPHIA, July li.-BggApsruFrs have decided y
improved FLOUR advanced Csc ~ 5d t. 70 for super
Gps WuEAr firm; sales 10 600 bush White at 81 3oo 5 ~
Red 24d 81 28 CORY firm at 35d56c CoVyzs advanced
c SUGAR unsettled. but higher WHISKY advancing at 81
1Jlc.
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nlilitarn Notlrcs.


One Hundred Rec rnits WHnttu M TN DC
IIndr authority Governor of the state VIII open
an onice al No % Howard st. stairs near Broadway TO-
DAY for the purpose of the shove nunoe o.
o,ic soldiers for Independent company to serve tor
bree wear. OF during The st and ID Lieutensnts
will be nominated from and elected oy sns co~P ps
Company materially depend on the 'ondIs AND o Ssss,
Of m sla , S.1es spponea WITH great cs
II 1, intended that this shall be the best company.
morally snd physically yet raised for the service VIII en-
vo 10 cause 10 be paid each recruit 100 bounty az 5000
a. he Company is or 1nzed AID mustered premium Of
- and bounty Of S25 shall be paid, OF all events hess
t,ckes will a.o re issued the benefit Of families Free
men of NewIok your country in peril! beseecn you.
therefore to Ia lively" and assist IN its defense DO noe
whit 10, draft will be furnished rec ss
from the country.-July TO- 1862. Capt H. H. hELfEh-
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THAT CAVALRY MASSACRE.

NASHVILLE Friday, July Il, Ief2
A dispatch to headquarters states that three COM
pauies Of Pennsylvania Cavalry were attacked at
Toni kinsville 10y 1000 guerrillas under Ferguson
and all killed or taken prisoners.
The guerrillas were at Glasgow.
The llth Michigan was sent up to Louisville.
Previous dispatches received at headquarter here
contradict. the above.
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Foundry Explosion. &C.

George w. Hall, l.. j. Mahoney, Michael Ianck
and w. Sampson were severely injured to-day oy
AN explosion in Ayers F0iLdery. They were
making fuses when the powder ignited. The mill
WIS badly damaged.
The City Councils of Newburyport after patriotic
speeches, voted bounty Of So TO each man voan-
teering under the new call for soldiers in that city,
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TIE RESPONSE OF MAINE.

CANDKs Me. Friday, July H. 1852.
petition, drawn up and headed by the Hon. L.
j. Stuart is circulating here, asking the Governor To
convene the Legislature, TO provide for the payment
Of go bounty TO each volunteer, to the number OF
900 men, the quota Of Maine under the new calf
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ArriynI Of the IsOrussia.

ST. JoHS's, n. f.. Friday July IL, 1857.
The steamship Borussia gave her news report 10
fisherman ia Trepassy Bay, at 10 a. N. this morning
She left SOUTHAMPTON in the afternoon of the ID
with rs cabin and 2l5 Storage passengers.
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Important.

ALL ARTICLES FOX oUK.DIEKS :, :.
sboulJ be sent by the HARNDEN EXPRESS. No -
Broadway they charge only bali rates and the u D oyv
eminent permits them 20 carry to the Army 10 AnhApo"
BALTIMORE Washin gton Fortress Monroe. AID ~
ALL POINTS OCCUPIED By THE UNION AhMi'
Tb connsnx offer TO merchants bankers and others
surpassed ace. the rapid and safe forwarding OF God
Silver Bank Notes Jewey and Merchandise Of every az
cripon Also for the Coection Oh NOTES. Dfaa~ so D's
and Bills accompany ing goods
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THE Use OF NEGROES.

CmcAGo Fnd-y Jaly II. 1862
Gov. Yates Publishes a letter to-day to the Presi-
dent urging The employment OF all available means
TO crush the Eebellion.
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From Albany.

ALBAsY, Friday. July ii, 1907.
Gen. C.. A. Arthur has been transferred to the
Quartermaster- Generals Department, as Quarter
naster-Goneral.
Gen. Cuyler Van Vechten has been transferred to
the Inspector. Generals Department, as Inspector
General.
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MAEREED ID.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Thursdsy March o. oy the
Re-, r. Blskman Mr.. ". II. Hammond 70 MISS 0sHe
Palmer Of De Nab avenue, East Brooklyn
L,YNE--WARD-On Wednesday evening, July y, AZ ~
ps,,s Chanel bv the Rev Morgan Dix, john Lsyne 70
Margaret third daughter Of the late James Ward all oil TINS
.fft
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Fire md Fatal Accident,

bOsIUNt
Alta fire in Ludbury street this evening, oy wnich
three buildings OF little value were destroyed, "co.
* Abercrombic, a fireman, was kiiiee, anu s'A
OILERS, also iremen were more OF 'eSS n'J'o'' "
the falling of wall
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BOSTON, FI.dbN, July IT. ~
IN. ha.. hall zane between the Excelsior Club
If RrookIyn. and the Bowdoin Club of Boston
rssu,ed in favor of the former, by score oil $.
against Is.
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s,anton Lestou.-CoL w. II. ALLEN.-OND

stanton LegtOn.-CoL w, II ALLEN.-aUNn
MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE.-Recruits " snted; ser-
gesn,s and Coporals also 80 to complete Company
Promotions to rank of Lieuenants made from the RAM
and le This command 10 Organized according 10 the new
regulations of the regular army will be remembered thss
Col Allen raised the LIST Regiment Vol now 81 the ses
OF war and evidence OF his treatment Of his nien whhs
command il sufficient guarantee to men enli'tns now
nom 10 SO per month. One months pay In sdvsncSs
So bounty when mustered into the service; *Is bounty
advance when the Regiment Is mustered In tho service -
AZ the exprs,ion OF OF enlistmen Relief "a
Unifoms issued at once Quarters at Camp Wsshingsor
Good Bathing &c JAMES H. BREMEN, CsP. a.. -
Recruiting onice, No. Az Broadway ADJOINING wv
hi
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BUSINESS Notlres.
THE TAX BILL,

IHE LAX DILL,
Now READY in pamphlet Of % pages on fine, white paper
Beside the BILL which word for word in accordance With
the original text sppend to 1t Alphabetical hecspua
ton Of every article to be taxed by the Law and the amount
Of the be levied thereon This renders It as compete
aid convenient 1t 1. possible TO maze IT,
Price cents postpaid 81 per loo sent by express; -
per 100 ifby mail Address THs TRIBUNE, Nswfork
The Pacific Railroad was great enterprise, but
K.o1s srxsER HAS will 90 this Summer to enhance
the cofo, and health Of the people than the passage Of thai
Or sny other uea,ure For the preyeron Of coup de soe
for adding e-ganc. and dignity the human form divine i0
hspOp.. health and longevity throw away your old hat
snd buy tile OF KSor, No 2ls Broadway
READER you can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable GoLD PEN exactly adapted to your mana
.pd vls Of writing which will DO writing va'tyehesp
Of than Steel Pens you want see The Zen Is asn''e
than the Sword" in another column.
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAR Is THE BEST
and ,no, economical for laundry and family use ben; par
ul.y adapted for haunes and AL kinds Of wooden goods
Manufactured and for sale by f. MoKeAs's Sous NO I'll
Wa.hing,on.,t. AID No. 40 West'st.
Also FAsrly. PALs. and Nc. Soaps
Ar JEFFERs, No. 573 Broadway, Ladies
BALuoR,L snd Elastic CATERS Boys and Youths a. n.sa
all in re, variety low prices JEFEKns 80 bro.d"sy
GROVER & BAKERS celebrated NoiseleSS
< acknowledsedto be superior to all Others
No. 4o5 Broadway New.lok
COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE kuPTuRED.-
Sent ire, to any afflicted with rupture or hernia huu
bog No .89 Newly ork Post Once
R,RUy's TRICoPHEROUs is the best and cheap
.. article for dressing beauyiig CURING clssnhs -
restoring the hair. Ladies try It, Sold oy all drug
gsls.
IoCKwoOD's CARTEs De NisrrE, only ~ d
dozen or four for 80 70 shy IN 'e
Two hundred taken daily. Gallery, no. IV' othe
WHEELER * WILSON MANuFWfoRiN"
Sewing Machines with Important Improvements
Once No. 5g5 broadway.
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Guerlal 4 otices.

Get only the Best THE CITIZENS STANDARD
EDITION. published BY BEADLE Co.. OF
THE NEW NATIONAL TAX-LAW
Is conceded to be the perec, and most available sdsa
before the public 1t challenges comparison with any and 81
other FORMS Is the Standard Bound In beautiful lsmos
l2 pages large type, with full Summary. Paragraph hesd~
Index &C. Price but One Dime For sale BY every kews
Dealer.
GET ONLY THE BEST.
ASK FOR THE CITIZENS STANDARD EDITION!
BEADLE s Co.. Publisher.
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The FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. JAMES TTwADDELL.-
The superintendent Of the Police has issued the fol-
lowing invitation:
OyYcK SrPyRIsTEsDEsr OF Police
NYw YORK, July H. 1862
Oc.r, O, the Army Of the Union sojournDg in NewYork
and vicy are respectfully invited to unite with the Metro
potan Police paying the lsst tribute Of respect 10 the
mains Of Lieut., Jees T. 1wsdde late oil company r 'Su
Regiment N. Y. .. Vol. -, 49,,
The funeral viii TAXI place Saturday July IL at O'Clock
JOHN A. hENNEDY, Spp't
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All Articles for Soldiers ct Annapolis bN.aoss
ws.rinetcn ard Other places occupied by Union VIVA
.boula BE- ,eus a. nALg RAT - " tbs
'''''- HhRNDEE ENTREES
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Military person: h0S D;oyds for the ps,
meu of certain claims incurred in the
and Of Troop: raised l. To. 81 S The United ss:s
rscsyea III 81 S, Ar. hereby notified TO a.nsn the
the vouchers thereof. c q; MAS BURT A:..ss b.
facts arcsr 0sn. tbs Capitol the City Of Albany
g ISL u .sS e 4:
w. .novs orders prior 10 U. muster and we
bay. not received the Ti Be furnishes -a ss
oahA' " cspx' ARTHUR. Inspector-Ge GENERAL
VIM HENRY ANThON. judge Adveosts oss.
CUYLER VAN VEChTEN. ousrtsrmss's''oss'
49, Iulv %.
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TIE PASSAGE or TIE CONfISCA1ION BILL

Provisions of the Bill as Agreed Upon
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TIKI RESULT OF THE PRESIDENTS WHIT
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The Condition Of the Army Of the Potomac
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ueJuOiCIAL CIRCUIT BILL
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Condition Of the Army Of the Potomac
rHg RESULT OF THE PRESIDENTS VISIT.
TIE PASSAGE or TIE CONfISCA1IOR BILL.
Provisions of the Bill as Agreed Upon
THE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BILL.
The Capture Of the Rebel Gunboat Teaz'r'
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The Capture Of the Rebel Gunboat Teaztr
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ARMY RETRENCHMENT.
Both Houses this week unanimously passed an
Army Reteuchment bill, which will save about
$40 600 900 per annum.
COMMANDERS sTAFFs.
Yesterday, the House, after spirited debate be-
tween Mr. DIN Of New-York in favor and. Nc
Pherson of Pennsylvania against, laid on the table
the Senate bill to increase the stats Of the corps and
division commanders. IL involved abou, 500 600
per snnum increased expense.
A GENERAL EXCHANGE OF Prisoners.
1t is understood that previous TO the late battles
before Richmond Gen. Mcclellan arranged with tie
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Union Anti-Slavery Prayer.Heefing the lsc.
ture Room OF the Church Of the Puritsns pI Chsevf
e1alteth nation but Fin reproach % any people AN
who desire ht our nation shall be established IN rseeus
meas and that slavery the great Gin which the reoacn
our people shall be swept away, will Ind peassr' soe
pro6sbe TO 20 TO the Union AntiSsyery Prayer Meeting
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The Surrender Of Munfo rdsyillc.

LorIsyiLLE Friday. Sept 10. 1867,
A. the surrender OF Muniordsyile on Wednesday
morning, the Rebels took about 1900 prisoners,
whom hey reported subsequently to have pa
rolled comprising the GOth 9th and seth Indiana,
four hundred men of the j0th Indiana TWO compa-
nice OF each Of the Eth and 7ith Indiana one COM
pany Of tie Louisville Provost Guard 20 recruits for
the SD Kentucky the ith Ohio Battery Of six guns
with four other guns in position The loss at Mum
fordsville previously stated was in the fight.
There WIS two or three hours skirmishiug on
Tuesday between the shsrpshooters of both parties.
The Rebels did not attack in force in the Sunday .
fight. Gen. Chalmers made attack On our forces
with eleven regiments on Tuesday night. Buck
ners Division was added TO this force. The firing
on Tuesday was Rebel feint to enable them to se-
cure the north bank of the river. In that we lost
two killed and four or five wounded.
LOUISVILLE, Friday, Sept; l9-ll p m.
There are very many reports 10 circulation from
down the road the transmission whereof by tele-
graph il prohibited by military authorities who,
however, entertain the hope and belief that the pre-
parations now actively oonsummatiug will not only
insure the safety Of Louisville but speedily clear
Kentucky Of her Rebel invaders.
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The sfatcmcnt Of mn Eye witness OF the
Lutte BATTLES.

Lieut.. Geo. w. Davis, of the 1lih Connecticut
called at our Office on Sunday yesterday morning
and furnished the following statement: H. was il
the battle Of Aniietam Creek His regiment went
into the field with $50 men, led by Col. II. W. Kings
bury, formerly OF the lst L. S. Artillery, ard
m2nder of G-iiins Battery. Tie 18th WIS com.
manded to storm Antie;am Budge, and during the
feh, the Colonel was wounded in the foot by a
sharp-shooior and while being carried Of! the field
received three other wounds, one of whi;h proved
mortal. Soon after the Colonel {, MINOR Mcegling
received a serious wound in the leg; at the same
time Capt. John Griswold, who was tue lint man to
cross the river on the left received a mortal wound
while up 10 hs arm-pits in the water at this juno.
ture the llh Ohio was ordered 10 the support Of the
18th Connecticut, but Rebel battery, rosted on the
opposite bank, pouring in constantly de.iruc-
tive fire Of grape aud cnnisior, while conisued vol
eys from an unseen enemy in the woods, were also
being directed against them. Their officers aud men
falling by scoree aud they were at a,t Obliged
10 withdraw having held the bridge one hour and ex
bausted their entire supply Of ammunition and afro
that taken from the cartridge boxes Of the dead and
wounded men. During this contest, they Loot l5C
men killed and wounded. The Colonel OF the llth
Ohio as killed and that regiment lost about 80 men,
On the afternoon OF that day the l7th) toe whole
Brigade OF which the lIlh Connecticut formed a
part was ordered by Gen. Burnside to advance and
take the bridge they did 80, under the cover Of
guns overlooking euinenccs in their rear. This
wac accomplished, and other diyfious were ordered
across when the entire force formed in line Of battle
on the opposite bank. Two batteries Of artillery had
also crossed and were posted in commanding positions
to the right Of this line, VIXEN tie line was ordered
10 charge. The charge was made in a most gallant
manner. The long line Of men swept up the first
slope, and down tie slope on the erposire side Of
the first ridge, when momentaIy bait was made
to fill up tae openings which had been caused by
the terrific fire of tie enemy. Then again came the
order Forward. The second onset WIS made, the
Greet Of ridge was gained, the enemy fled in ccnfu-
sion, and Gen. McClean's order was executed. In
the last charge Lieut.. Col. &. A. Stedinan received
flesh wound in calf Of the leg. These men fought
all day without food or drink. In the second ell
counter the llth lost 100 men killed and wounded.
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Reconnaissance TO Earper's Ferry-The
Retreat Of the Rebels.

The Warrington Star OF Saturday has the fol-
lowing:
A reconnaissance in force to. Harpers Ferry was
made last night by pant Of Gen. sionemans force.
They found only 800 sick and wounded Rebels
there.
They learned that the Rebel army had been cross-
ing the river above iiaIper's Ferry into Virginia
nearly all day yesterday, and that at nieht-fall
Gen. McCellah's advance was close upon the Rebels'
rear.
a gentleman who left the front Of our army yes.
terday at noon assures us that among the Rebel
Gead left nnburied the battle fields Of Wednes-
day last was Major General, beside MAJ officers
OF all grades.
Yesterday the last OF the Rebels took their de-
parture from Harper's Ferry, after hfyiug burned
all the Government property they found there that
they could not cary off, including the pCntoon bridge
and the storeh0uses. They made five distinct at
teinpts TO blow up the fine piers OF the railroad
bridge there, al OF which proved unsuccessful The
superstructuIc upon them, however was much dam
aged by their vandal attempts.
The wounds received by Gen Hooker were
through the feshy part of his loot. Symptoms of
lockjaw sotting in cause unessness among his
hieHds.