The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-28

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WASHINGTON, June 27th.-lhcrc is reasons
to believe that Seward has received n note
from Eral Russell, touching Gen. Buffers
women order. |; will probably be treated
as the note from the same quarter, remonstra-
ting against the stone blockade question was
treated,
Letters from Prince Napoleon, brought by
the last steamer, show that he is the same
devoted friend to the north that he has shown
himself to be, ever since the rebellion broke
out.
We understand that resolution, looking
to the expulsion Of Simmon. from II seat in
the senate, on accodnt Of his connection with
tho Schuborth contract, will soon be intro
duced-probahIy tomorrow
An order has been issued by the adutant
general, henceiorth prohibiting iurloughs to
be given to enlisted soldiers, under any con-
ditlon whatever.
New YORK, June IS.-The Ileralds letter,
giving detailed account of the fight on the
18th, before Richmond says
Wednesday June 18th was ssndlizcd by
another glorious struggle between the union
troops andI the rebels in which the former
were twice victorious. About six thousand
Of our men that day encountered two divis.
ions Of the rebel army a shor' distance be-
yond Fair Oaks, and drove them back mile
BY n remarkable blundcr we relinqui,hel
all the ground gained as soon ~ we had ol-
tanned possession Of it, aud when the error
was sitted and understood, our gallant lads
went Mt it again, and corrected the mistake
and maintained our position.
But little orour artillery was engaged, and
the casualties are therefore not so numerous
rs might De supposed from the duration OF
the fight.
The enomy'> loss is doubtless considerably
heavier than ours, which will probably reach
50 killed and 200 wounded
The principal fighting was done by GRAY
er's and Sicklcs' brigadcs, of IIookcr's div-
sion, supported by Berry's and Robnson's
brgades, of Kearnev's division, aud Brney's
brigade of Selgewick's division. and Palmer :
brigade, Of Coucl's division
Among the LOSSES are. 9TH Ind, James b.
Sprage, co, c. 2Oth Ind, l., b. Sbret, Noah
n Tappan and Geo. Drake. co. T.; Abram &
Dawson, co. X.
The Times letter SAYS the estimate of our
loss given in the dispatch to the associated
press will be found much below the mark.
1t is Slight, considering the amount Of
fighting and the result accomplished, but it
cannot fall below 500. and NAV be nearer a
thousand
Seventy members Of the list Mas, heye been
brought off
This regiment lost fall ZOE "a they were
again under heavy fire in the latter rart Of
the day, and was among those which suffered
most severely.
New YORK. June 2S.-rhe steamer Marion
from New Orleans 18th, has arrived.
4 citizen had been condemned to . years
mpr,onucut for kiluapninr n neero in I'm.
employ of United States officer.
The Thermometer on the 10Th. was % in
the shade.
Two soldiers convicted Of theft ind hnon
drummed out Of the 3lst Mass
Col. kimball, with four cou,uanics of the
lltb Maine REGIMENT hrnkn mn n reLel c,un
at Manchaic, which place for some weeks Ind
been occupied bv l,SOO rebels with numhar
of heavy Guns. They lrft an tho ,nnroocb If
our forces leayipr camn oouinna,r rrrinsn.
tai colors, &c
Gen Butler had issued n modified form &
the onth. for fnrnirn resjdents Nv wh; ii
persons taking if only svp,r IN snnnort ,ni
defend the constitution Of the Unitcd State
WAsuIxcrox. limo o. p N ~. fr ~,
heard from TODAY at the war dnnortment al
il quiet in every direction.
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received from other than official sonrras ln,js
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fun force returned trDm tho nr;c, AZ wh;rh
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