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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-12
Specials to the New York Papers.
Tribune COrresnondence

Tribune Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, July Com. Wilkes has beer
cIered to the command of the d0tilla on Jane
Grer.
lts said Gen. Lew Wallace earnestly desires
ODE sent with number of Indiana aud Ohio
ngiments to join Mcclellan.
According to the latest dates from Fortres.
Monroe, Col. Vanwycke is not dead but serious
wounded.
NEW YORK, July THE Tribune says We
earn from our special dispatches not hereto
Ore reported at length, that the fight was very
s7ere and extended all along the line. We los,
many officers and men, but drove the rebel:
ack' Twas chiefly an artillery eight, but GU,
s'de several splendid and successful charges
sae enemy we're desperate, being purposely
asde mad With drink, and staggered vp to oul
s.as only to be cut down by hundreds. In this
sat Of Tuesday Morrill's Division suffered mos,
.s 18th New York, part of Butter6eld's bri
Ss.s was nearly annihilated. The 44th New
.sA SD Pennsylvania and 18th Michigan also
s..s'ed severely. Butterfeld's brigade brough,
~ ~'es stands Of rebel colors away. The promi
,ss Ghcers Of Morrils division who have giver
ps n'es to their country are Col. Black, 2nd
w., V0; Woodbury., 4th Mich, Col. Cass, 9th
t Hsss, Lieut.. Col. swetzer, ed Pa. Most Of
&C &c, 's1e killed on Tuesday.
II, w. f0''ss's corps were engaged and did no
p. Uosefs Or the fighting division wen: to the
TN 'O ooo II MOO strong; now they number less
~ o,o0O effective men.
tbs @'efest sufferers in the Division were
l.,.. aaacausetts LIST, 18th and l6th-of the
Q, ss," sgment about 80 we're reported killed
TS'weIeiy wounded, among whom we're Col.
Cal ~ 'esmer, shot through the heart, Lieut..
doy NJ Mecham, wounded, Adiutant Wal
saGf'ow, wounded.
con Ss,es Brigade also won new laurels.-
tSsr y as the reserve just at the right moment,
T, a,0ve the rebels back with great slaughter
p,an -; Efh Brigade of Gen. Aeagher was also
Ra,maas in this action. Also the Mozart
il oD. result of Thursdays fight was distinctly
poiD. a .ssor' The rebels were bafiled at eyery
t5e ana rebel officers, taken prisoners, admit
stil0.s o. at least 10000 during the day. Our
gd,, vas successfully brought to bear nearly
lon ~, salle the rebels did very little e1ecu.
,be0 WIN VIZ" theirs. Our loss was very small.
Up ~ eoIpared to that of the rebels. The fight.
lie ,a ss9i desperate character. As fast as
icons W.. FORCES we're cut to pieces other fresh
lasr we're marched forward to gil their places,
Zen Nppeaied to disregard the lives Of their
tom. ~ the close Of the fight, the Union
s,ps were said to be in fine snirits and move
One 81 snan ever to renew the fight.
our correspondents saw Gen. NcClel.
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Fire from Rockets.

"NoNA, Mimi, July ga fire this morning
destroyed fonr blocks. Loss estimated at half
Million assurances cover about one hundred
thousand. Among the eeayy losers are R. D.
5one, hardware; V. Simpson, Chas. Bronson,
ausglsts; Jackson and Bros, Ely buildings, s.
Smiths buildings; Drew & Bros, w. G. Nc.
V.eheon, Levi Bros, Fox l. Troost, L. Fame.
ssk, Yale & Co.; S. G. White. j. Curtis, s. 5,
slad, Exchange Hotel, and Daily Republican
eas, The fire is supposed to have originated
inn sky rockets
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towed back. The Daniel Webster will take her
wounded to New York, and will probably leave
this port tonight.
The steamer Spaulding arrived here this
morning from Harrison's Landing with 500 sick
ana wounded. They will also leave to-day for
New York.
A rebel gunboat vas captured yesterday up
James River and brought down to Harrison's
Landing. 1t was completely riddled with ball
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Naval observation-disclosures Cotton.
NEW YORK, July SIT is rumored that the
Navy Department will soon place Com. Foote At
the head of the new naval expedition, for which
vessels are fitting out, to consist chiefly of YES
sells of the regular Navy.
Lieut. Frank Brownell, the avcnger of Ellis.
worth, Was not killed, Is has been reported.
Eleven hundred and thirty-nine bales of con.
nscated cotton sold at auction to-day on account
5000, 900.
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From Winchester.

New York, July s.-Gold has advanced to 10
per cent.
A Winchester letter states that Gen. Geary's
command advanced into Pig Point valley. His
advance fell into an ambuscade, in which one
man was wounded, not fatally. The rebels we're
finally driven from behind the rocks and fences
where they we're concealed, and compelled TO
retreat
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Washington News.

WAsMHaros, July The Star saws . din
tinguished officer of the Potomac w.s in Wssh
ington this forenoon. His opportunity for learn
ing the extent Of the enemy's damage in n.
seven days battle are better than any other az
hcer. He estimates their loss in killed. vound
ed, &C., at the immense number of 70. 900 nan
or in other words their loss was quite half thei1
whole army in and about Richmond.
The President nominated to the Senate Coma
Heintzelman, Sumner, Reyes and Fitz John Por
ter, &c.
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Reinforcements for Mcclellan.

PHILADELPHIA, July s.-The Press of this
city has dispatch dated Newberne the End,
which says that Gen. Burnside's entire army is
in motion against Richmond.
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Latest by the Europa.

Sr: JOHNS, n. F. July s.-The following is the
very latest per the Europa, which was overlook
ed in sending off this news yesterday.
Liverpool, June %, evening.-Breadstuf
quiet bur firm and unchanged. Provisions fat
London, Saturday, p. m.-Consols for money
9ls@9l9. shares 47@46 dis. Erie SO@5l
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Adjournment of Congress.

WASHINGTON, July ga special to the Post
says i. is probable that Congress will adjourn
BY next week.
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One of the Edens of Arkansas,

The refugees from Napoleon informed US tina,
the greatest outrages had been perpetrated in
that town within the past few months No
mans life aad no womans virtue was secur
there. The place had been entirely surren.
dered to horde of rowdies, such IS have al.
ways been indigenous to the locality. There
was no law, and nopretense of law. Assump-
ton Of Southern patriotism covered all mis-
deeds and crimes. Every villain protested
himself behind the agis of the 'Confede1acy. -
Dwellings were robbed, women ravished,
men beaten, tarred and feathered and hanged
for the good of Southern cause
All who could, fled from the town-always
the most pestiferous hole in the Mississippi
and the rufians, robbers, and asrassins had
full control of the place.
The refugees themselves had been coaxed to
drill with the rebels and to express their will
ingness to fight for the State in order to save
their lives. Hadthey refused to enter the army
they woull have been hanged; and some days
after they had sworn allegiance to Arkansas,
they were arrested on suspicion and might
have been murdered, had they not taken adj
vantage OF the excessive drunkenness and be-
sotted sleep of their guard, to make their es-
cape in the manner already described.
Your correspondent has been in Napoleon
more than once in days gone by, and knows
how delightful hell-hole it is. No power of
language can represent it worse than it is.
Satan may be painted blacker than be is Ma
poleon cannot be. Itdefes the hyperbole of
speech. The most superlative abuse falls short
of its deserts. 1t is supremely damnable. Even
the natives of Arkansas find it necessary to apol
ogize fOrNapoleon. What more convincing proof
can there be gifts unconquerable total depravi-
ty? Arkansas would admire and laud the devil
but it is compelled to ask mercy for Napoleon.
[Cor. Tribune.
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GEN. BUFFERS STATE PApERs.-The Tri.
bune has been giving credit, through the me
dunn Of its New Orleans correspondence, to
Assistant Adjutant General Strong, of Gen
Buffers staff, for the authorship Of the able
documents of his Commanding General, which
have evoked such universal commendation in
every quarter. Gen. Strong, however, who is
now in this city on leave for short time,
gives, in letter to the Tribune, quietus to
the malicious ineinuations of that sheet, by
positively asserting over his own signature,
that all documents issued from headquarters
were written by Gen. Butler himself; and he
adds that he wishes to state, ''what no sup
posed was well understood, that no s.aff or
other officer in the fine army of the Gulf ever,
had the opportunity or the ability to furnish
brains for the Commanding General
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John Bull has made another rentree in his
favorite old part of Pecksniff. He is shocked
at General Buffers order declaring that any
woman who shall behave in a loose, idle. and
disorderly manner shall be deemed loose, idle
and disorderly female. The Times and Morning
Post shudder at such brutality. Lord Palmer.
ston protests against it ON behalf of the frail
sisterhood. The British Parliament STEPS into
the ring as the champion of loose, idle and dis
orderly females throughout the world.
It is futile to offer serious argument on such
theme and to such disputants. The British
do not want to be set right. What they want
is tolerable pretext for snarling at US, as
they snsrl at the French, the Germans, the
Italians, the Spaniards, the Prussians and the
human race generally. We might observe
that not single lady in New Orleans has been
arrested under General Buffers order; and on
the contrary, the effect of that order having
been to compel loose, idle and disorderly wo.
men to behave themselves decently in public,
the streets have since become so quiet and ord
erly that the true ladies of the city have been
enable to resume their usual promenades with.
out fear of their delicacy being shocked by un.
seemly behavior on the part Of less worthy
members of their sex. But, as We said, this
explanation will not soothe the British temper.
John Bull wants peg to hang snarl upon
nothing more.
Lovely, amiable, exemplary "guardian of
civilization" How touching his sympathy
for the fancied wrongs of ladies against whose
mothers, fifty years ago, his armies advanced
under the banner Of "booty any beauty" How
refreshing his concern for female purity, after
the appalling atrocities of the British campaign
in India in 1858, when, in the language of an
officer who served under Lord Clyde, whole vii
lagos were depopulated, the men slaughtered
in cold blood and the women and young girls
given over to a fate worse than DEATH" How
edifying his horror at General Buffers barbar-
ity, when we remember the three days sack,
in 1850, of the defenseless city of Pekin and
the blackguard pillage, in 1856, Of the town
and museum of Kertsch!
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'I,HE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.

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Contents Of No. 1879 august - ]:
L.LEADING ARTICLES: The Pr.y., Of Twenty
MhAon'' T'ig.aph' IN TIE south West, Gsnef.l
Rug.lo- A Plea tor th~ White Man Our Iron
Cad F,e.t, Tho Rel l..u-. ''Ssw Lords, New
Lass OaIib,ldi; k.W-J.Hey Awake, Bis.
tefiDs liscoidi Editorial i.fssrsYhs
u.wAR NEWS SUMMARY
Hl..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
~. RECRUITING.
v.fROM SOUTH CAROLINA. Cou.spond.no. Of
The y. \. Tribune.
VI. PROM TIE ARMY OF VIRGINIA: Gen. Pope
failing Bscs, sionewsi } .cssOo Al, mting /,
Rchmond Abandon"d The whos Rebel fofce
or the March; CREST Battle tyyect.d Core
sponS.be- Il The Tnbnoe-
VILLAIN OBJECTIVE VIEW or Tue AMERICAN
STRUGGLE: Correspondence Of Tho n. Y.
Irbanc-
vin..GEN HUNTERS MICRO BRIGADE: Core.
spondrnce Of lac n L. Tribune.
TX. CHURCH AND STATE.
X..ALARMiNG INVASION or KENTUCKY.
AI.THE FIGHTING FORCE or TIE CONRED-
EiAIb STATES.
XII. LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORE
sPoNDEhis WITH iHE AMY OF OE.'
POPt.
XIII LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL coRRE-
sPOEoESlS WITH ihE ARMY or THE
rOiUMAC.
xIv..A cOLogED SERVANT To Be SOLD INTO
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WILTON ~AsIuSDTON: Special Dispatches to
The \. l Tnoune.
XVI. THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
XVu..tROM TIE ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
XVln..FROM CALIFORNIA.
XIX. IRON EUROPE
XX..ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.
yXI.NARiOEs WAR ITEMS.
XXll..REBEL ATTACK on BATON ROUGE: The
Des'rocii,n Of tho i.m Arkansas. oh.ei.I Re-
pofte OF Oar Hsyd OhoeIs. ulf Land fs7c,
hiced by no oasboaui Death Of Cou Tsiu
Wright.
XIII. FROM ARKANSAS: Gen. Curtis. Army s,nl
Remains 81 Helena Health 81 Iie Army Hel.uA
tho b,.n oi ia'of" OP.rS'ons. Correspondence
o. Tie y Tribune
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Sol A: Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune.
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Copvcpi.pn Nomination Of Marcus L. wsId for
Governor; Arrest Of Ssc.ssiOnists COIIespon1
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23
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Giving feu and s.sboso history OF the memorable and
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