New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
FROM WASHINGTON.
ADVANCE Of THE REBELS IN THE VALLEY.
TO ENTER MARYLAND.
GEN. POpE's Last ORDER.
COL. NORTON STILL. MISSING
PANIC ALONG THE RAPPAHANN0CK

wAsBIssros Friday. July Is. 1862
THE ADVANCE OF THE REBELS IN THE VALLEY.
II has been known to the military authorities ever
since Col. Davjes's cavalry expedition to Beaver
Dsm. that the enemy was sending some OF bis oe@
troops, among them the divisions OF Lopgstree''
| Ewell and Hl to Join Jackson between G9fdonS'
willie and Stanton. II is not believed, however,
that Jacksoa's whole force there numbers more than
30 600 men, His purpose is thosght to be to push up
the Valley of the Shenandoah, AMI, II practicable,
invade Maryland
The Rebels feel secure from attack from the army
of the James, and think themselves fully able 10
spare troops for the invasion of aloyal alto. Its
probable that this is the forward movement %
which the Richmond papers refer in recent articles
touching an offensive campaign. But Gen. Pops
and the Generals of the corps lying between War
ren,on and Luray have their eyes open.
A German printer boy, who has been year get.
tirq from New Orleans by way Of Richmond to bs
friends in tie 10, al States arrived hero to-day He
orl;ed several months Mt printing in Richmond, and
beng suspected, was finally thrown into jail and
keot there for three months. On his release be e.
caped through the Shenandoah Valley. lie says
thai the Germans Of the South are to man. tor tha
Union.
| He estimates the number Of fighting men at Rich
moud az 20 900 az the outside, and cohfirms the re-
MORT derived from other Sources that four diSIsions
! Lopcs,reet's. Ewels, Hills, and Jackson's, are sta
toned along the Railroad from stanton to Gordons
vile. and At Louisa Court.ilouse, under command
Of S,onewail jackson, numbering in all in his opin.
ion % 600 men. But it is improbable that thess
divisions average II 900 after the severe lighting on
the Cbicabominy. Thirty thousand is probably
nearer the mark
Their pickets extend to NEWMARKET, aud their
course appears to be up the Valley Of tho Shensu.
doah. Gen. Popes order, published to-day, prohib'
ipgth Use of soldiers guards for Rebel property,
vii enhance his popularity among citizens AS vel
as SOLDIERS is date, Washington giyes unmistsse'
able proof that be has not. yet taker the field lie
will not DO 20 until Gen. Hal!ecs return from tho
Peninsula.
THE DEATH or Mr.. VAN BUREN,.
Tie Departments will be closed tomorrow ia
memory OF the late Martin Van Buren,.
COL. NORTON STILL MISSING.
/ Col. Nortoa Of the 2lst Ohio has not yet beea
iound TIE order tor bic arrest was founded in part
upon bis uusoldierly conduct in concoctng and pub.
fishing fake scousalious against Gen. Mitchell, In.
stead OF bnr pog bis charges if any be had, to tho
notice Of his suleriors.
CAPT. MANSFIELD SUSPENDED.
! Gen. Mansfield late Provost.Marshal at Fred.
erick-burg has been suspended altogether from duty
and sent back 70 Gen. King, who is ordered 70 insti
tute AN examination into the charges against him.
REBEL PROPERTY SUBJECT TO C0NFISCATIOs.
| There are tair lands and broad acres in Maryland
aud IL tic occupied PORTIONS Of Virginia tenanted
chiefly by persons Of African descent which note
rousiy belong 10 leading Rebels who fall within tbs
classes whose property il is made the duty Of the
President by toe Confscaton act, to free toe slaves
aud institute proceedings against. Some surprise is
manifested that steps have been taken IS yst ~
carry oct tho law ia lois respect.
HEALTH OF GEN. LAaNED.
| Paw master. Generul LsFned still continues very
| low.
YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK.
! letter rom Norfolk states that there haze besa
several cases Of yellow fever there.
GEN suEPLEy.
Gen. G.. +. Shepey, Military Governor of Lcoid.
! lama Is in town
THE CHPPEWAs.
! The Commissioner OF the In ian Bureau, VIM +.
Dole designs leaving here in the course of few
days FOR the purpose of negotiating treaty with the
Cbippewss Of Northern Minnesota and ex'inguish.
ipg their title to the lands in that vicinity. or 70
mauy of them as may lie needed. These lands arc
situated on both sides OF the Red River, which tho
| Government desires to &c, into it's possession.
DISMISSED FROM SERVICE.
! Can't +. G. Harrington, Third Vermont Folun'
teers. hss been dismissed the service.
GIN. piA's PATRIOTIC oRDER-THE FLAGS OF
THE MCCLELLAN.
The following correspondence has been furDshed
for publication: m ,.,,
FoRrssss MONROE July 10, 1871
Hon ; r. CHASE Secretary y ne ffea'ryy
NYDs,a SIR; nccss copy Of letter from asor0cn.
Brof The TWO aass have been received lwoud be very
f ,rr to ~ family Il soad be permitted to retain the"
They aye .a their value consists ano'' entirely In Tho
a..o,i,t.onl connected with them
au dear sir very uu.y, voars,
JOHN A. DIX. MAJOR General.
UrAroU,RrRRs DspARrarST OF rHs GUlP. }
NEw ORLEANS. La. June Pc le6s.)
RI no,s CpxPs,t. Wh-n read your decisive and patti
olc order a, Secretary OF the Treasury to shoe, on tbs
.po, honsoever should attempt haul down the Americas
F, my heart bounded with JOY. Il wa the Gr bold si0ss
n favor of no Union urder the pas, Administration.
l. gives ne therefore, seeOob'ed pleasure to testify my
admiration by sendas yoi tue identified nag Of the revenue
cutter Mcclellan which lie subject Of that order TO-
stthe v tue Confederate sg which was hted by ts'''
LAID. IL e, ace.
David Richie Young Scotch sar o. board tina: tos re-
,,ius ao to hn adopNi coontry, when many Of her
an. progcd rscrrar went o. board Mcclellan when sue
being 5uru,d BY the Coniederaes and brought GU Tvs
Gaes. -,
III, sNa,y which accompanies chs will give you inc IL"
calls o. ne facts
doubt the Secretary Of the Treasury WI" perm"
retain ihe nag which could nos be IN better "'A's
BENZ BUTLER