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WAR MEETING AT NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, July 15.-Notwithstandinp the In.
tense neat, there was an immense gathering Of
loyal citizens this afternoon at Union Square ,
fully equal to that of pril of last wear lust after
tue faii tf Fort Sumter. There were We stands
Ter speakers, all Of whom were vehementIy In
favor OF upholding the government in all It's war
render.
The enthusiasm among the masses was very
strong, and every allusion to the President or nny
OF our Generals in the field was vehemently
Interference in our troubles
al O'Clock when the gathering seemed most
oense, violent shower came up, when the meet
Ing was summarily dismissed All offices and
wholesale houses were closed in the afternoon as
were many retail stores. rbe number present
nave been variously estimated at fEOm fifty to
one hundred thousand persons.
Ine ADDRESS adopted at the mass meeting 10
couched in patriotic rms, stating that the war
10 uTe.y defensive Of W at We Z c.ived OF our
lathers 10, the Union and the con.tituton That
tne feoeiion IL ;auseless That tue republican
form OF overnment is our preference That we
are contend ny for tie integrity Of our untry az
natlon-fof Its nat onal existence f;r Christian
clViIlIanoa-for our commerce, our arts, our
dJ 6heuT2 ~ gifs fat IL -,tIell hSv
trial, and IL thsre be a man amo US mt thus
feeling he should leave US. That we are willing
to make any sacrifice 10 ,ustain the government,
oaly asking the government to use our resources
quickly, vigorously and wisely. That the na-
tion Is In no mood for tTinIng-it complains only
OF de ays, vacill stion and We ikness, and wishes
Its strength to be so used that not vestge Of the
revolt shall remain.
The address declares that II any foreign gov
ernment attempts TO interfere In affairs II must
be repelled with that trmness and spirit becoming
the American people. II there is anything about
which we are agreed, It IL our traditional policy
that we do not interfere In the affairs OF other
nations, and win not allow other nations to in
terfere In ours. In the maintenance OF this policy
the nation Is unanimous.
The address concludes as follows -" As the
rebellion and possibly foreign Intervention will
make 1t necessary thai the whole loyal people be
banded together for the defense of all we hold
Congress aud to the President-that with all our
resources we will support the Government in the
prosecution Of this war with the utmost possible
vlgor, till the rebellion Is overcome and Its lead
ers arc brought to merited punilhRent.n
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IL Sailed, steamer ORR
zaba, for Panama, with 300 passengers and $780,.
900 In treasure for New York, and $3.50 600 for
England.
There wasa grand torchlight procession In San
Francisco last night, In honor Of the passage Of
the Pacific Railroad bill. Many houses were IL
Illuminated.
The who'e business portion Of the town Of st.
Louis, in Sierra county, was destroyed by FIRE on
the Sih.
The steamer from the northern coast brought
$3.50 900 In gold from Oregon.
British Columbia accounts on the whole are
encouraging TO believers In the existence Of ex-
tensive mining regions. The season IL not suf-
fciently advanced to permit of much develop
ment OF the Carnboo mines Of British Columbia
Letters received from Tucson, up TO the nth of
June, report that Capt Fritz, Of the California
volunteers. had arrived at Tucson on the 10Th
with twenty rebels, whom he had captured at the
Patagonia silver mines. Among them is Lieut.
Morisey, who 10 charged with furnishing am
munition and supplies To the enemy. He was
surrounded by quito a number Of desperadoes,
and intended to make a desperate defense, but
they were completely surrounded and taken by
Capt Fritz.
The prisoners will be brought to Fort Zuma
Gen. Carleton was returning to Fort Zuma. A
part OF his command have moved toward Mesll-
Ia. The army Is still In good health.
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CoE9REssEoNAL.
uXvIIth c0SeREss-s.s.ns s.,.i..

ssNArK.-After our report closed yesterdsy-
nne amendment 10 abe bill authorizing the
calling Out Of the militia offered by Mr.. Sher.
man, limiting the ncipation OF slaves tc
those Of rebel naseIs, was -dorted-yras 1s
nays IL, and sfter some further discussion The
oim was passed-yeas 2S, naJs9.
a., re fesolution PostPoning the adjournment un-
vi nufsdav, was adopted.
The Senate took recess at S O'Clock until ,.
ana on reassemelIpg-
MT Gtimes reported bill to transfer the gun
0oat meet ot the lest from tbs War to the Navy
Department; passed
Mf. Wilson made report from the committee
oi conference on the bill to prevent the imprson.
mem OF soldiers In the peniteutary; adopted
wi: r os'er called up the bill relating to the
ceuPetency OF witnefses In U. 9. courts and
after Mr.. Sumner had offered an amendrnen;
pIoVidlng against any disqualification on ac.
passed
slave trade, was passed
The bill authorizing the discharge of State
prisoners and authorizing judges Of U courts
M.e @ Saii IN such cases, was taken up, and
Mr. wilson moved to strike OFT all The b,ll ex.
ceptng the third section, which authorizes the
resident TO suspend the writ Of habeas corpus.
Ihe senate went into executive session
BousE.-After our report closed
The joint resolution telating to mileage OF mem.
Ders OF Congress, YVES passed,
Mr. Wicklife submitted a Joint resolution ey.
adopted.
committee OF conference was ordered on the
Dill III relating TO officers Of the revenue service.
The Senate bill to pay the State Of Missouri the
h,houn' h, expended by her IN putting down the re-
bellion, was passed
The bill requiring all commanders of Amer
lGan M vessels ana claim agents to take the oath of
allegiance; was passed
Mf; Wslton reported a resolution providing 10:
Pn9tng lOCOO OF the pension bill; adopted
MI MAYNARD introduced bill explanatory of
the act I, punish treason; passed
The House adjourned until td-morrow. a, II
O'Clock ~ ~
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE WAR In TENNESSEE.
Late Particulars Of the Affair at MrrfYees.
hapa,

nAsHvIItE, July Ia Tho tJniouists to.t
f3s GOO worth Of army stores at Murfreesboroi
Ihe Union forces engaged were the Third Min
nesota, Col; Leslie, 500 men; six companies of
the Ninth Michigan, Col Parkhurst, 800 men;
the third battalion Of the Peansylvania Seventh
Cavalry, 225 men; Hewitt's Battery 60 men; and
.ne cohvaie'cents Of the Fourth Kentucky, IS
The rebel force consisted of one regiment of
mounted Infantry, regiment Of Texan Rangers,
Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee cavalry, be-
with sarbines and shot guns. Their loss In killed
and wounded was heavier than ours.
The Pennsylvania Seventh Cavalry lost In
Killed. wounded and missing 200 men. The only
F. Andrews, Of company 6; Captain C. C.
Mccormick, aud Lieut.. n. d. Mooney.
The Commissary and Quartermaster Depart
nenis were recently replenished with new cloth.
Ing, all Of which has fallen into the hands Of the
enetnv.
Capt. Rounds, provost marshal OF Murfrees.
6oro', and his guard, shot nine OF the rebels be-
fore surrenderipg.
The rebel Gov. Harris and Andrew Ewing, &C.
tive secessonists, are known 20 have been at Ber-
sheba Springs, near Sparta, q few days since
organizing raid on Murireesbofo', which, II 10
the State
The public are still in great excitement. MANY
families have left for Louisville, and the cars
were crowded this morning with alarmed cotton
operators and adventures
IL Is reported that Gen. John C Breckinridge
Col orrest and Col. Rains, of Nashvi le, com.
manded the rebel forces at Murlreesburo' IL
also reported that they havs taken Lore,que, NJ
teen miles from Nashville, and Kirby Smith is
advascing on Nashville ffom Chattanooga with
Is 600 men
Murfreesboro' is barricaded with bales Of hay,
and the Federal shells have set fire to many
houses.
Col. Lester Is falling back towards Nashville
Reinforcement Ia to the Union army are coming in
by special trains. The 25th Kentucky regiment
has just arrived, and are being heartily cheered
az they pass through the streets
The city 10 In great state of excitement The
seceslonists confidently expect the arrival Of the
rebel forces some time to- night
Batteries have been placed on Capitol Bill and
at other points.
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TREAsURY EXTENSION, July 9, Issa.

Friday the 18th instant at Il o'clock noon for the
farnishng and delivery Of al the urioks which Will
Be req uired for cafrying on the work on the reas
ury kxtsnsicn until July lst, 1858, TO be delivered
In such auantities and at suoh times as may be di
The bidders must give the price per thousand. de-
Uvsred st the building, ct such points as may be
: sniplss Of the quality and size of Bricks re-
suirod can be seen e this oloe, and all delivered
must comDsre strictly TO samples.
a usEo Efioks must be Of the best quality sound,
hsr1<U baped ana fall sized. = S2s.
Z 1ko nEhs VII b reserved 20 order q many enoks
! II any o({sf, nAds pndH. this edyefttsemenf, u
soe>pssd, ths successfnf bidder vtn b re4sred g
sSrsement, =. NJ. CLARK
Aorss Engineer in charge TrsasuV Dspsrtnsat'
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MIssRs. A. Fl. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 30o Pennsylvania avenue, back 70
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased to receive ordera by telegraph mail for
anv and all OF the various articles made from
India Rubber or Gutta Percha. Orders will be
forwarded by any express company's lightning
train, and arrive n In twenty four hours, cheaper
to our citizens than they could be sold hefe.
Send on your orders and have them filed at man
ufacturer's prices at Messrs. n. A. Hall & Co.'S
warehouse, (where they have the largest assort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods I'm the world,) IS
Mix street, Boston, Mass. may 1S-M,Wlu
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William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dyt
produces color not to be distinguished from na.
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Coon NRws FoR ALL.

WAsHISaroS, June 20, 1862.
This Is TO certify that have been stone blind
for upwards of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed to cure NE.
DR.. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
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Recruiting I'm Bsstsn.

BosToN, July II An order, appropriating
$500 900 from the city treasury, to be expended In
the payment Of bounties Of 500 to each volunteer
Of volunteers under the recent proclamation Of
the President, was passed this afternoon by both
branches Of the CITY councils,
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WANTS.

O0n MEN WANTED for tho s,h Regular
EsOO Csye ~. Pay, In addition 20 ratloEs and
clothing, SlS 70 81 per month.
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Fof further Information spply at the late camp Of
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Reported Mutiny a, Fsrt Delaware.

PHILADELPHIA. July 15.-The report Of mu.
tiny among the rebel prisoners at Fort Delaware
70 believed 70 be untrue gentleman who lef,
there last evening heard nothing Of any DISTURB
anoe. ,--.--.- ---.-t La
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Arrival sf the Frisste wabash.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE u States steam
frigate Wabash, from Port Royal, has arrived
and exchanged salutes with the navy yard.
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APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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3 fall supgiy. Of al 2Ss most oe!sbrsted -
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gHE MANI THOUSANDS cured at this InstItution
within the lAst seventeen yeare. ano the nrmeropa
important SprziCSl orerslOns performed b- DIR,
yoanston, witnessed By The reporters Of paPefs snd
rnrs other perso ns notices Of winch have as
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his standing 90 o gentleman o! ohsTacser and ~
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OEE. NrQ SECOND BAND sILsEKT
ss.%s1t A.:, q s,SsIs ! ssrS sS.s:, ssSs nm
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act in reference to the receipts aud diss
bursements of The revenue, and providing
for the appointment of an Auditor and
Treasurer of the Commonwealth.
Mr.. FLEsHER submitted a report giving
the assent of the Legislature to the fornia-
ton of a new State, which was ordered 10
be printed. H
Mr.. CAFHER moved that a Special Cone
mittee of three be appointed to re-appor-
ton the State for Congressional RePresen-
tation.
Adopted.
Messrs. Gather, Stewart and Carskadden
were appointed as the Committee.
. Mr.. WAFsoS offered a resolution that,
with the consent of the House, the Senate
will, on Friday, the 9th inst, proceed to the
election of Brigadier- Generals for the 2lst
(Accomac and Northampton,) and goth
Brigades. f1-
AIR. CLOSE moved to amend by adding the
9th Brigade. The amendment was ac-
cepted and the resolution adopted.
MIR. SLACK from the Committee on Fl
nance and Claims, reported a bill changing
the rate of Brokers license.
Mr.. CLosE moved to adjourn.
| Mr.. STUART thought it would be well to
meet at 10 o'clock a. 81.
Messrs. CLosE, GIsr and FLEsHER though
it would be best to meet at 2 o'clock a
the House meets at that hour.
The Senate adjourned until 10 O'CLOCK
I tomorrow.
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Before the first day of July, we have
no doubt that the rebels will be over
whelmingly defeated. at all points. and
their armies thoroughly demoralized.-
Then what: Then certainly they can
never rally. We shall have possession of
every port, their navy will pass into our
possession, and they will not have oppor-
tunity to build another one Their hands
will be tied, and they must either surren-
der, or go into an ugly and ill-natured
struggle with destiny, with the design Of
inficting all possible revenges upon the
federal power before the inevitable sub
mission, There is, undoubtedly, great
bitterness in rebeldom. The men will be
defeated by people whom they have
taught their women to despise The mas.
tiers will be degraded in the eyes of their
own negroes The ignorant will under,
stand at last that they have been duped
and ruined by their leaders, for entirely
selfish purposes, and the leaders will be
Obliged forever to leave all power ant
all hope of power behind them, and flee
1t will take years for us to get thoroughly
settled again. The serpent often live.
for hours after his head is severed from
his body, but the head never grows OF
again and the serpent certainly dies.
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M. Thos. T. Firth, one Treasurer of the.
Company, also failed to appear before the
Committee, excusing himself on account
of Ill health. He subsequently expressed
a willingness to appear, but was potex-
amined.
In summing up their reportthe Commit
tee express positive conviction from the
y were used to procure the passage of the
Communication bill by Mr.. Scott, who has
since successfully eluded the summons of
the Committee.