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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11
FROM GENERAL NCLELLANS AMY.
The Failure to Release Our Wounded
at Cumberland.
The Attacks on Our Transports On
the James River.
OUR ARHY ENTRENCHING ITSELF.
gasrRre MONROE. Tuesday. July 3D. \

FssrREe MONROE. Tuesday. July 8-p
A flag of truce was sent Mp York River yesterday
and returned this afternoon At Cumberland they
found lO5 of our wounded soldiers held prisoners
by the Rebels.
The latter readily consented 10 give them up. Ar
rangements were at once made to convey them to
the landing, where the steamer John Tucker bay.
When they had been conveyed about one mile a
Rebel cavalry corps came up, and compelled them
all to return to the hospital and Dr. Bradley OF the
Hygeia Hospital was taken prisoner, but Subse-
quently released.
The wounded soldiers were all eft at tho Cum
berland Hospital, where they found them, in the
hands of the Rebels.
The steamer Canonicus was fired into yesterday
by the Rebels, few miles this side OF Harrison :
Landing. No damage done.
Notwithstanding our gunboats are stationed at In
tervas of three miles along that portion OF the river,
yet the Rebels, with about SIX field pieces, dodge
day. They fire and away before our guaboats
Cal bring their guns to bear on them.
President Lincoln arrived here at o'clock this
afternoon after short visit to the army on james
River. He was received with great enthusiasm
and salute after salute fired by the several bat
teries where he had occasion to visit
His visit here was short, only an hour and hall,
during which he dined with Gen. Burnside Oh board
the Alice Frice. About AZ O'Clock he took his de-
par,ure. He was saluted in passing down the
Roads by the British frigate Jason, which has been
lying abreast of the tort for several days.
All ia quiet in the army. Nothing is going on ex-
cept throwing up breastwOrks and clearing away
trees.
Among the prisoners at the hospital on the York
River. held by the rebels, is Mr. l.. X. Pariin.
DIR. Brady nteroeded with the Rebels for the
lease OF this lady, but to no avail, they turning
deaf ear to bis entreaties.
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tlliIltarn Notices..


-Uud-. authority VI tar Governor OF she state W." SSse
an oic. No 81 Howard St stair. near bfoad"sy 10
r the purpose REC Rt TING the above NUMBER OF
paotic 70 dir for indep -dent company 20 serve ios
br.e wears or during The The L.. and "a Legteosh~
,"in he nominated from and elected by the company
when made up ''As the discipline and efficiency OF
company materially depend on tho condne. snd cnsse'
80 ~ ia sfceauts" and other counissonsd oniceu
tbev win be selected appointed with great care
IL is intended that this shs be the oest eoilp.sy
morally and physically yet led for the service. viii en-
cause 10 be paid each r-cr1t 100 bounty 'ee.
a. ,e Comrany Is organized snd mustered premium
- and bounty Of 4l5 shall be paid al events ksia
Tickets ,sl also issued for the benefit o. lic FIe~
men OF New York your country is IN penl oeseec1 !o
wal, for draft Transporsr will o. furnished r.,L1"
tom tue country-Juy 10, 1862. Capt H. h hfDHIh.
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DUsHwnAoKER 0UTRAGEs IN MISSOURI

NUlNCY. II, .HuI.tss, July 10, boz
Six busbwhackers vi.i'ed the res.ceuee OF Union
man named Pratt, in Lewis Co., Mo-, on Tuesday
last and robbed his house and murdered him. A
band 30 in number, visited Monticello, near Canton
in the same county, YESTERDAY ana robbed the store
of Mr. Thurston, taking everything Of value. The
citizens of Canton are preparing to defend them
selves, in anticipation OF al attach from tie
ders
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THE NINETEENTH MASSACHUSETTS REGI-
-ENLIsThlENTS.

Bos1oN, Thursday July 10 1862
The official report of the casualties q the 18Th
Massachusetts Regiment Col Hiuss, fhows tot.i
loss OF li9 killed. wounded, and msing, in the re-
cent battles near Richmond.
Responses from al part. Of the State in regard TO
voluntary enlis;mens, are highly ouco.uasiug aLt
it is thought that the full quota Of troops required Of
Massachusetts viii be promptly raised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

DrYocp,rIc GrSFRN CoNhUrEE.-Thc regu-
lnr meeting of the Democratic General Commu'ce
was held nj Tammany Hall last evening, E'pah f.
Pn,dy. ESD, IN The chair. Dir. Pord, introdueei'a
r.oln,on. rropt sing that an eiini should he made
T., nnit. with all outside DemOcra ic ORGANIZATIONS
80 as 10 present an undivided front and car tne
State "a next election The resolution was referred
TO the Committee o. Organization
4 COMMITTEE Of Three WA appointed to prepare
ries of resolutions IN reference TO the death II the
lrt, Erward G. West. The meeting then al
urnei.
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The Tax Bill,

NOW READY in a pamphlet Of ~ pages on tine, White
paper Beside the bill which is word for word In sceordsncs
with the or gos text, ppeni 20 il Alphabetical H"'A
pi,ua,on Of every article be taxed b. the law st me
CO.., os,e lnd convenient it Is possible 20 make IT,
P-ice cents potpaid: 4 prr lo)ifseni By express -
,er 90, T. by mail. address THE TRIBUNE, New York
Howard Association, Phi'adetphIa for me ke
lief i, he Sex and Distressed. afflicted win Nirltn ENC
C--rie ales and especially Diseases Of the Sex1si
oans Medical Advice Owen Gratis by the Acting Slrsecn
Esiu.hie REPORTS OIL SPEkHA FORfEthA or SEMI.
NAL WEAKNESS ard other Diseases OF the seIuh
DREAMS sad the NEN REMEDIES employed 10 the ~
l, seat H. sealed letter envelopes ffe, 81 charge Nd
trr., ), J. skILLlN HOUGHtON. Howard Assoc shon'
No. South hin:h-rt, Phlsdeipnia 20.
AGENTS wanted in Every state md County
goF IpOiE'S PATfNT COMBtStO tor.AbtL
FFSCE and HOUSE A boa-i fence converted "a Nittst
TO proof shauties cattle ahecs sne-ples ns csps
orncrio barracks &C. Easily aud eheaplS nsde D, Ssy
Inner RIGHTS for sale. Cal aud zee the model fOVt1
No., No f5 Frankfort House No. 22 W hiam'st' y. !
Central Ohio Railroad Co,nprny.-Ps-t que
on First Moftg8ge Bonds Of this tOniPius ia, '"s
l58 and Fec. l. 1853, vii be paid on iEtseh','h Y
Fi In Zane, ONO with exchange n cufteh' "nis
In New ork as holders may Ceslgr. ...,, ,
pc,f,e.s, NEW MODE Og CURE pubished In tn:
Ssuaay ln-s Or the benefit g the pubic being 'o.nc o.,
40 uage. by Dr. j. r.. Won LlsENBEkO Oc1st aha
Aufl.t of No 80 Clinoupl1ce see leu Sunday iiAe'
ri
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Trr,r TnuP.-The new steamship Creole, of
ue.sra. Indian & Heincken's line Of Havana
packets. will proceed ON 'rinl tiip on Sa'u'u"y
uext. from the foot OF 1hreentn street, Nor'h
R,er She will be the mate TO tie Roanoke
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THE NEW MASSACHUSETTS, FIVE PER
CENT SCRIP.

BosroN, Thurtday. July 10. l35l
The new Massachusetts i've per cen; scfip tor the
loan of $4,000 was al taken at per cent PIE
MUM. The total amount OF bids was nes.ly three
millions.
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5peelal Notlres.
German Republican Central

German Republican Central Comristtee'..A
regular meeting will be held THIS tftisJ = ENING VIC
lin ~ 3 o'clock D. n, Headquarters. -euhen iouse'
Mo- POI srd 29] Bowery. ANDRtAo "ibhthsN,
AIgRvD ERB2, }sscret.rie, rtesi'ea"
Tyenty.lr.t Ward Republican Associauon.-
meeting the Assresticn viii be- held ~ their rooms ""
As sth-.y THIS (Knd,yl EVENING. 81 3 oc .ocs p N
WILLIAM P. ESTERbROOk, President
RoBTnr p. DrNCAS. Secretary
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PEyysYLvANIA SICK AND WoUYDED.

UANHlsEufG, lIuTIIay JAY ~ DO
Quariermaster Hale has been sent by The Governor
to NewYork to took after lc in r,-,s Of tho Peuu-
sylyauia sick aud wounded there. he will stoq "A
the Astor-liousc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

No,;...- RECRUITs-sgCOND REGIMENT. Y.
M Ia Vnsl--KECRUITS WANTED teg ths sbevs
Regiment at their Armsry H,lpaes aid 7tsi sad :. No
d. Sbsrry Liberal Inducements offered di2neft. sa
,ons furnished on signing roll For particulars apply a;
tbs aTnory OF Lieut. j. w DEMPSEY, Recran. Osssr
By order of War Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

The United States Tran.polt Potomac, Captain
Brown. from Port Royal on the 81 ins'. TO ID. d.
Tompkins arrived at It's port Yesterday. The
Ericsson arrived hence on ;he Gio.
The health Of the troops remained favorable ~
Wilmington Island the Rebel riekets had become
very ANNOYING Two Of the Union PicAeis had been
badly wounded Oh the 9Th.
All was qaet at Beaufort. The following u a
list Of her passengers;
Lieutenan, A. G.. Evans ID Rhode i,iaid Hes'"'h' ID
Coz H. Starr aud Charlie Aliger ash rev loik
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IN N iIIFN Ut \ VI " NDVN4l
PnuAI giPHfA. Thur Coy. lu.y no. 1862
TIE gunboat Moaonp4hela Wat launched tiis
afternoon from The Navy-Yari.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

PEgsosaL.-Gens. Fremont and schenck have ID
late reports to the War Department made HANDSOME
menaon of Capt. Dom Iiai', Assistant Aojl'aD' ,
Genosal-c4ng attention 90 lbs long ana if'''l'l
services, ard u,e ~ lis IroDou'' iof gallant il
iaerit,lious conduit at the battle o. Co, Kc7r.
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Important.

ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDlFKs ;, - :.
should be sent by tie HARNDEN EXPRESS no, -
Bto.iway they charge only half rat and the . cy
erneut permits them TO carry TO the AI,y "a Hns'''
B.lnore Washiog;ou. Fortress Monroe and .,- .,,,v
ALL POINTS OCCUPIED BY THE CSIoS AEHt'
rh cr,s,v or 10 merchants bankers. and others. an.
surpassed facilities the rapid ana safe OF oa
Silver Bank Notes Jewey and srchAadse .. esss2 o.
scrr,n Also for the Collection oil Notes DIess ~"s o~
And Bills accompanying goods.
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MANFRED.

! HANFORD--HENRY-0n Saturday, June - BY TIE ~.
Charie. A. jameson g. Sidney HansorJ 10 NUS Ada cc
Victoria Maria Louisa daughter Of Patrick H-'ry e'e' o
|
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Rn..srgS CRY CorGI-f iday July II --Nos
a. p 90 80 Co.. p. o. Or a. Co. H. o. = 20 g. 81
80 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

S,,,,ou LEGION. COL WILLIAM q. Al -.EN
OSE MORE RALLY for the old FLAG. 80,
TWO LIECTENANrS WANTED, and COMPETENT snih
CEANTs who can bring Squads q Slen. one Mo,,lJrrv
PAY IN ADVANCE aud ~ BOUNTY. Sltv BOJrll
or 100 ACRES OF LAND AZ the end OF TIE term o. -
eaarced. s25 OF THIS BOUNTY WILL BIZ Jaw !"
ADVANCE. - ,..,,.r,
RELIEF TICKETS given to Families, and sooo asSS' ~
on STATEN ISLAND, with Tsions and uniio'+'' VI ~"
Regular Army as q mustered ~; ....
NON-COMMlSSIONEDO FklCE rs .nou.a yby az a. - -
to obtain positions, at No. % WALl,ast, 0. ~;
SEX-Sr to Capt WIN. ". BADGER kscloil.a ones'.
"Pnie Cheeks In Dixie When ni x '. raIs
sRrrI i'r'HY Major r. W WILLARD -E'sy ass eh
peri-nce teaches that battles are ~" - -
artillery dues Let then nsve more ost ~ ~
TiJoE BATTALIONi tine only ATthisEi eotps io,nut
=, g.. T., - uuen3aon OF thu PRECEDENT. arc
, ,fe la., opportunity for snoss ossrons OF
~ III ,untry 10 the tnest 81 tue service iEs
- -. cans,.t of batteries 81 eight gons sacn
~ bnsr.d ,utrisen OF good psyisiqae are wsntee
80, rbs,, Paw and r.ons In accordance " itn tne oneo
res for this branch et the sonce Aew
otc ers upon application ct hsscaasrers NO '~
brosd"sy
I.aaies, Home for Sick aud Woundeo
1 sol 'DifKS-Ihe Board Of DiectoIs beg ka'e 70
mir thelr friends aud IL public Of ,hs urge necssI
move than two hundred sick ard wounded SOLDIERS no
their They daily expecting 'aIse ssnrs,
Money Fenns snd plain Cotton shirts. Csnton r'"nn.
/ DrawS.s Pans oons Sppsra and Calico Gown, AZ we
much re.tet Provisions. pecaces, WINES ~ cxns.
will be- tLa1kGlly received u the hohb' coe IRSiCAN
t,..sv .-d .l.,t "a articles sept g toe 49,. ana
i ENrPEsS COMPANY. corner q Hld.on o." "a
~, NJ, ,ui ~ B.o.awsy, wi. Do "stEs' Z" s'""
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SERENADE TO GEN. WALLACE
IN WASHINGTON.
A STIRRING SPEECH.
THE NEGRO QUESTION.

On Wednesday night, abon II o'clock number
of IudiauiaDs rendered Nal. Lew Wallace Il
serenade nj his quarters at tie National Hotel IN
Washington. An unusually large concOurse was
present ON the OCCASION
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THE FEDERAL ADVANCE INTO AR


ST. LOUIS. Oct aO.-Cirn. Schofirld, W i,h his
advance, has reached EuShorn Tavern, in Ar
kansas, and established his headquarters there
Topographic communication is complete from
Gen. Curtis headquarters to Elkhorn Tavern.
General Schofield sends intelligence that the
enemy are making for the Boston Mountains.
Generals Steele and Osterhause, with their
divisions, are at Pilot Knob, advancing against
the enemy under Mcbride, Stein and Parsons.
An advance, consisting of two regiments of re-
bells, was At West Plains three days ago.
Brig. General Warren il at Salem watching
them.
Acting Rear Admiral Porter, being yesterday
requested to Cooperate with f}cn. Curtis in
certain matters down the Mississippi, replied
from Cairo in twenty minutes after the receipt
of the message, that his movements were com
menceA
Recent orders from Washington extend the
command Of General Curtis over Arkansas,
Missouri, Alton city, Kansas, Nebraska aud
Colorado.
Gov. Evans, of Colorado, in an interview
with General Curtis, states that the alarm which
was felt in Colorado in reference to Indian
drprrdations was passing away, the tribes in
that Territory not seeming interes ted in the
uprising Of the Minnesota savages.
To make things sure, General Curtis has con-
sented that the two regiments raised in Colo
rado, one being mounted, shall remain home to
preserve the peace.
General Fremont arrived here Yesterday He
came as a witness in the McKinstry case, and
may BE- detained for several days.
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INTERESTING FROM CAIRO.
The GuePillas on the MiSsisSippi

CAIRO, Oct 20-No news has been received
from Commerce to-day.
The steamer Pike, which arrived tonight,
reports having seen small band of guerillas
at two different points between Smithland and
CaSryviile. Two thousand Rebels are reported
back Of the latter place and were only prevent
ed from taking possession of the town by the
presence of two gunboatS.
The steamer Hazel Dell struck Sna. yaStar-
day, and was sunk at Smithland bar The
steamer Eugene, from Memphis brought one
regiment.with battery, 10 Island No 2lwherp
they landed 10 punish the Rebels who fired into
the steamers Dckey and Continental on Fri
day. They have Instructions from Gen Shpr-
man 20 destroy everything in The neighhorhood
Twenty secession families have been baniShed
from Memphis. in punishment for th,. guerrilla
outragfS on the river 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-21

wt--h "a Nedn"sGaA 49, v o. g. o.. y agons
were loaded With bacon a Elddleburg, and
,usr a they were about 20 s-art tor our army,
-, rnt.~,n Yankee cavalry -aHD rode mao he
plaC. and took quiet Possession OF tle wagons
and their contents, and drove Them down the
road. l. s. thought that Information concern
ing the bacon was given thr enemy by some
traitor 10 our cause.
On the following day party OF about seven
teen OF the enemy entered Aldie. whlChis about
fourteen mile from Middleburg, London coun-
", whPrc hey WERE met BY a detachment OF
Capt. Balls cavalry, seventeen in number.
commanded by Lieut George Meens, hen a
tkirmi~h took place, in which the gallant Leu
tenant was shot through the head and instantly
killed. One Of his men was also killed The
Yankees lost Lieutenant and one private.
Upon seeing their Lieutenant fall, they ded
prrcipifai"iy. A NTH mas wa found dead. "A
the wood, but no one knew anything OF nm
He Wore ring with the name sRusssl" en-
craven on II.
On Tuesday n larger party Of the hirelinps
advanced upon Aide early In the morning and
remained there until about noon. when they
started OF, about $50 going towards Middlr-
burg, and halting within half a mile Of the
place, while the balance moved up the Snick-
ersyiile road. and crossed over 10 Middlebure
and reloined their companions. After tarryinS
a short while they returned 10 their camp.
OF forage and provisions, and IL would be wei
for our generals 10 look after them.
WILMINGTON. y. c.
The numLer Of new cases of yellow fever re-
ported "wednesday was fifty-seyen. The
Journal canBotascertain more than four deaths
There may have been five, but the Journal has
not heard gilmore than four, and trusts that that
limit will not be exceeded.
The Journal says the disease seems TO be
yielding 20 Tar as its mortality Is concerued,
bat the number Of sick and helpless peopae an
the town exceeds all calculation. WIlmington
is ore vast fever hospital.
The Journal Of Friday states that there WIRE
copious rains on Thursday night, with thubder
and lightning, which cooled the air semrwhat
Fifty Hour new cases Of fever were reported a
having occurred yesterday. The mortality has
not been ascertained, but Is believed 10 havp
been comparatively small. The greatly -abased
violence Of the disease Is a reason Cor profound
gratitude.
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PROPOSALS FOR FIRE PLUGS.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Cornsr u AMI Ticeaty- Second streets,

cO'v Wsn9 Esa 9,eeTH,y : seeond s,.seis.
uhti Y cloek'x.. Saturday October p, 1852, for
The erection and placing in working order Of Fire
hugs at the 9usrtermsster's storehouses, g
Shop on street, near Twenty first.
The Fire Plugs will be furnished to the contrsc-
The bid must state the price for performing the
labor ana the price per foot of hose and other
The undersigned reserves 10 him self the ri ght to
reject any hid which may be deemed unreasonable
;Prnl"sais from disIoyai parties will not be
m mt must nr accompany M any zach propo.ition
should IT be awarded to him, must be guarantee
by two responsible persons whose signntu res are
tn he appended to the guarantee
shown By the official certificate of the CIerI Of
neaTe.t District Court or Of the nted States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
T en- or tHe proposals vii not be considered
DER must appear in the proposal
III pa II made IN the name of Arm the names
signing it. ''' M
Bonds in the sum Of one thousand dollars siypps
pS the contractor ami both of mis- guaraptors. i'll
the contract.
Proposals must be addrrsseit to Capt J. j Oar a
n6ssG9stsnt tusLrterIaster, Z. ; Army. Washington
Tor the erection of Fire Plugsr
Fo1m o. GNarapf,s ..-
mt.-.of the county Of and State of =
ana -. the county Of and State nf = do
hereby guarantee thai = is able to fulfl the CON
tract in accUrdancc with tine terms of his proo0si
uon and that, should his proposition be accepted
ne III az once enter iHto contract in accorda
herewith. Should the contract be awarded ia
MN We are prepared 10 become his sureties
t!n TINS guarantee must be ape nded the Official
Certificate above MI ntioncd
FOR further Information, apply at this Office
j. j. DANA
Capt and Asst Quartermaster
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The lrte!ii3encsr publishes paper written by
Gen. Scott, and explaining the views held by
him upon reinforcing the forts while thu rebel
Ton was vet m its incipiency. "This paper"
says The IrteIlio,Rcer, "must have the effect,
With every candid mind, of yindicating the
character OF the illustrious veteran General
himself from imputations with which ne has
been recently assailed by persons whose
standard OF merit is regulated only by party
tests" The General publishes this letter lestit
might find its way into print unauthorized, las
a former one has done,) and thereby be used for
mere party purposes.
The Republiccn is Wi: bout editorial to-day.
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THE WAR MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 3O.-The rebel force
that crossed the Missouri river and served the
steamer Emily, At Portland, WAS under the
command OF Porter. They We're afterwards
intercepted at the California House.. near
"ayneSyAle. by Lieut.. Col. Sigel, and scat
red. No particular of the affair have been
received.
More rebels are said TO have gathered at
Portland, and measures have been taken 10
ut ack or intercept them. In the meantime
On ger Is removed. ..r...
Several STEAMBOATS, are detained here and at
Herman. Ali the rebel bands remaining in
Missouri seem 10 be- endea voring TO make their
tcable.
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SEfOlD, EDITION.
rnREE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
REBEL SIGNAL LIGHTS

At midnight last night four r,bei signal
lights--two white and two red-were seen al
Occoquan Creek. from FairiaS, G.. II. Gen.
Sigel doubtless this morning took occasion 10
rou! out from that Vicinity those who handled
them, if remaining thrrc.
An INTERNAL REYENUE DECI-IoN.-Com-
missioner Boutwell, made the follow inc decis-
ion this forrnoon-yiE:
Decision in regard 70 the manufacture OF alco-
hol from " hi. key distilrd and removed from
the place of man II "a cture prior 10 Sept. list.
Alcohol ma ufact ured from ThSllcy dictillrd
prior TO September LIST, and on which a tax has
no, been paid, will be- subject to duty OF three
per cert. ad Nalorem.
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WASHINGTON CITY:
OCTOBER 81. 1859
81 READING NATTER on EVERY PAGE.
sEB OF TsIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE-
G RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
Notice TO News Ayent..

News agents with the army under command
o; General Mcclellan and the forces and
a!ouad Baltimore, in tue West OF South, should
send their orders for the STAR to Henry Tay
lo-, Agent for The Washington Star, Sun Iron
Building, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-21

KkVIEw-To-morrow afternoon ar , o'clocL,
me brigade OF General ID. T.. Sicklcs will ba
reviewed BY Generals Banks and Heintzlemau
Inc review will take place about Il mile and =
hsh from Alexandria, near Fort Ellsworth.
ihose wishing to witness it can have an oppor-
tEAiiy; as boats run every hour. The TROOPS To
Dc reviewed are what has been called "Hooker's
fighting brigade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-21

MARYLAND EDITOR IN THE OLD CAPITOL.
Geo. W. Wilson, editor OF the Marlboro (Md.l
C'sstt>, was arrested and brought to the Old
Capitol prison under military guard on Wed
hesday, charged with having made publica-
ton IN the Gazette interfering with the draft in
Prince Georges county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-21

We have received Nos. I and OF the nrw
series OF the public's old fayorite ..knicker-
oocker Magazine" Ii has CATER being run a,
an aeo'ition concern for a sea- on unsuccessf,,I-
~ now fallen into the hands of MI Kinahan
toFh"aliis, of literary repu1e, and now num-
hers amongst It's contributors some Of the first
writers OF the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-21
OUR MILITARY BUDGET
FOR PORT ROYAL.

The Ella arrived yesterday from Old Point,
where she had taken Rear Admiral Dupont
and Capt. &. A p. Rodgers, who left on sun
day on the Keystone State for Port Royal
where they will join the fleet. Admiral Du-
Pont and Capt. Rodgers, previously to lea ing,
visited the New Ironsides, Galena, and other
noted vessels in that locality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-21

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>IETY INDIANA CAVALRY ROCTTwpH
DRIED REBELS

Ct>TELvyI - ", Oct. :h.-Abou; SIX last
rlr.Ing shy oil our cavalry, under command
OF Captain CoHg''r, 0. Indiana. me- j force of
I'll Rebel. numbering between two aud three
hundred. a. Catirtt'~ -Faiion. Oar troops
charged upon them and routed them coM-
pl'tely, dr'I ing them Tor a mile in great dis
order.
None CT OR MN y.crr injured III the Skin
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