, 1862-08-07


lumbia, S. O., on route for Eastern Tennessee,
bis presence being needed there at the present
juncture of affairs.
The Richmond Examiner recommends the
hanging Of any Of our paroed men who may be
captured.
The Enquirer still claims the capture Of 5000
prisoners IN the late battles
1t Is said that Jackson has gune up the Valley
again with 10000 Rebels.
81. LOUIS, July 20.
Gen. Scoleld has issued orders for the imme.
date organization Of oil the militia Of Missouri,
for the purpose Of exterminating guerrillas.
Every able.bOdied man capable Of bearing arms,
and subject to military duty, is ordered to repair
without delay to the nearest military post and
report for duty. Every man to bring whatever
arms he can procure. All arms and ammunition,
not in the hands Of loyal men, to be taken pos.
session Of and used for the public defense. Six
days is allowed for every man ht for duty to re-
port himself 1aaEa
LOUISVILLE. July %.
Arrivals from Doan river report guerrillas near
the mouth Of Green river, firing into steamers.
Two were fired into yesterday No damage as
far as known.
WAsHxoToN, July %.
Special dispatches to the New York papers
say that scouting party Of Indiana cavalry
was reported at Fredericksburg to have fallen
into an ambuscade Q few miles from that place.
Only 10 out Of 70 came back 10 camp.
40 men from General Hatch's command wire
also reported 10 have been captured by the en-
smy at Orange Court House when fOrSging
A statement that Hatch had entered Gordons.
vile and Charlottesville was founded on the sup.
position that he obeyed orders to that effect
He ia much censured for disUbedience, and Is
here T. give an account Of his dOines. The Re-
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to Stanton.
NEw YoRK, July a.
The Richmond Dispatek Of the 10th says that
reports continue to reach US Of the movements
Of the enemy in the vicinity Of the Rapedan.
Il was stated yesterday that several regiments
Of infantry and squadron Of cavalry were on
this river, and Il was thought probable that an
attempt would be made 10 keep communication
open with the main body Of the troops by means
Of bridge some distance from the railroad sta.
ton. A#ta
Reports from Frederieksburg indicate Union
stampede from that place; and an Unusual mum.
Der Of vessels have assembled the Rappahannock
for the purpose, itis supposed, Of removing the
vast amount Of stores in that place
From Developments which reach Us Of the
movements Of the enemy In the valley Of the
Shenandoah, and along the line Of the Kappa
hammock. We are warranted In the belief that
there Is an evident fear 10 the Federal capital
that there is soon to be change Of policy 10 the
future conduct Of the war.
The Enquirer says that whatever the Rebels
determine 10 do-Whether 10 assault Mcclellan
In his present position, or invade Maryland and
advance against WAShington-our THE Rrbell
army, rested, and recruited IN numhefsS are
ready TO follow. The vigorous prosecution oI
the present success we know to be the design
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ance that exists IN the public mind as 10 where
the campaign will point we consider one Of tho
best indications Of lts success.
WAsnMoroN, July a..
Special dispatches to the New York papers
from New Orleans say that . portion Of the
squadron lately besiegihg Vieksburg has been
ordered down the Mississippi. Il Is rumOred
that il Is to join Com. Wilkes's hotiIIa on the
) James river. The hopeful see in this an indi.
cation Of q speedy and overwhelming advance
! on Richmond with al the dispOsable force, land
and naval
aa LOUISVILLE, July a.
Gen. Emmett's troops have arrived at Stone
ham in pursuit Of Morgan. The forces Of the
latter are rapidly crossing the Cumberland.
NASHVILLE, July 90.
An accident happened on the Columbia road
some days since, 10 miles this side Of Reynolds
station by which 20 persons were killed and 40
wounded, some Of whom have since died. The
tfnin contained about 1000 Ohio and Kentucky
troops, Of Nelson's command, and was going at
the rate Of 80 miles an hour. Blame Is attached
to the engineer, as he escaped with locomotive
ailer detaching Il from the train.
MurlfeesboFo and vicinity are now feed from
Rebels, and q sufficient Union force Is there to
repel any attack from the Rebels hereafter.
gaa m'1 ~ WAsHINGToS, July "a.
Il - AL L., ssf-S.A a
} Governor Of Arkansas, len to-day. ~ y
Gen. Pope has issued an order for the differ.
ent Generals Of his army to seize all horses and
mules in their vicinity especially 10 Culpepper
county; also to seize all stores and supplies moi
. absolutely needed for the subsistence Of the
inhabitants
BALTIMORE, July a.
A meeting Of the City Council was held this
: afternoon 60 cunsider the resolution appropriat
ing money loI bounty 10 volunteers. The Sc.
cpSsiOn members in the lower branch REJECTED IL
Considerable excitement resulted, and several
: Of them were assaulted by the crowd on leaving
the Chamber. A large force Of policemen pro
tected the obnoxious members ~ their houses
. But for this they would have been roughly
handled.
The steSmer Sudan, with dates from New Or
leans Of the l6th, has arrived. She brings Z
number of sick and discharged soldiers lrou
Buffers Division. Gen. Shrply is . passenger
New Orleans is reported to be unusually healthy
and quiet,
. Gen. Pope leaves to-day or tomorrow for th'
Geld.
M.j.Geu Cassius NJ. Clay is expected home
There is nothing new from the Army Of the
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