The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

BALTIMORE. july lj-The American say.
Generals Mccall aud REYNOLDS are neithe.
OF them wounded. After remaining a DAY
at Spotiswood House they we're taken TO III,
officers prison.
/ A gunbost on the plan OF The Merrlmac
though much smaller i approaching com
pietion at Richmond Though great difi
Guilty - experienced Ia obtaining iron tor
her armor.
The distractions ian the James river were
considerably weakened by recent frcshcts.
One OF the sgnken vessels had 80 swang that
the Teaser was able To pass through. and
Was soon after captured
Fort Darling had beer greatly strength.
ened and the batteries are iron clad.
A whole division Of the army had crossed
the James river on pontoon bridge TO as
sist In Us defence against any land force.
The brigades destroyed by Gen McClel-
Ian in the vicinity OF Hanover Court House.
have been reconstructed
The forces Of Gen. Jackson had move ed
OF ~ was thought. toward Fredericksburg.
aud Il was said would strike a blow in the
Valley
The MARYLAND rebel regiments with him.
under Gems Lowe aid Bradley johnson, had
suffered terribly ia the fight with Fremont
aud Shields. bradley lohnsons regiment
had been cut down from siO 10 300 effective
men,
Ths greatest confidence was felt at Rich
mond. among the rebels. in their ability 10
destroy McClellan's army. and those who
had sent their families away were bringing
them back again.
The Union men were confident of their
final capture of the city
The cannon captured during .hc recent
battles were brought into Richmond. mum
bering about % pieces, some OF them how
itzers, and three Of them army rihed guns.
all light pieces and with the exception OF
the howitzers and one English gun were sent
20 the Foundry TO be recast, the rebels hay
ing no shells TO fit rifle cannon. Not siege
piece had been captured, and much surprise
was expressed that Mcclellan succeeded in
taking them all oil.
The falling back Of the rebel army towards
Richmond had caused considerable dissatis-
faction. as il was given out in Richmond that
Mcclellan would 90 attacked.
SPECIAL To TRIBUNE.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE following cor.
respondcnce was occasioned by the strange
aud mysterious charges put forth a few days
since by the Louisville Journal.
MAJOR General Mifchsu:
DEAR SIR Your attention is hereby called
TO an extract from the Louisville Journal of
the 10th inst Those of US who know you
personally, know that the charge is utterly
false. The world needs only your denial un-
der your own signature
Yours very truly,
b. L. CAMPBELL,
ll6 Meridian Avenue
WASHINGTON, July Ii.
To Hon. II. +. Camp, Of Ne,o York.
| have your note of the 18th inst, calling
my attention to an editorial in the Louis
vile Journal of the 10th. in which am
charged with conduct not only injurious TO
the Government but disgaceiul to humaai-
| " there are no specifications to this
charge. can only pronounce it to be in
the broadcast sense unjust, unfounded. false.
and caluminous. | have never in all my
life. consciously done an injury to any hu
man being as TO deeds Of cruelty and guilt.
NY entire nature revolts at both. and my
countrymen can never be pursuaded that
have been guilty OF either. / demand the
specific itons rroaouucing the charge utterly
aud absolutely false.
Very Respectfully,
your obedieut servant.
Signed O. VI. MITCHELL
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