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The national Republican., 1862-06-10

Col FoRNEY UPON GBN. xCCLxLLAN.-Col
Pornsy's Philadelphh Prsss Of Friday, take
occasion, in publishing Gen. McClellan's I'd
dress 70 bis troops Of June 2, 70 pay him &C.
ries Of compliments. Without saying anything
else Of them, Il Ia certain that they are not we'll
timed, just after the terrible butchery Of our
troops on the Chickahominy, which has result
ed from Gen McClellsns allowing the enemy
to have bis own choice Of the time, place and
circumstances Of giving battle. ,rUr IN
From the Phiiadslphia Pres of JAM O.. r
The thrilling words Of General Mcclellan
could be published st no more dtting time.
The country will read with enthusiasm The elo
quent sentences Of our young comnander. Re
membering the associations surrounding him
the brief and brilliant career through witch be
hes pssced-the mastery strategy which b ~
shown In every step Of bis career-his blood
vigoi with which he has marched up the penin
suIa and invested Richmond his couatymsn
will fnd In bis address 10 his troops an earnest
of what 10 70 come. They will find, TOO, . iit
ting tribute 10 sll thai bpask No army 10 ths
service Of the Union hes done moro pobly than
this army Of the Potomac. Ii his1oey hAs beea
one Of endurance, patience, hardships I'D do
votion. Buried In the snow, and frost, aad mnd
Of Virginia Winter-silent and Inactive fos
nine months, within cannon sound Of the enc
my, this army has proved, in the hour of trial
the virtue and efficiency Of its long weeks oi
discipline and military prepsrationg Its gen
ersl has shown the faest qualities a o0m-
msnder, abundantly viudicstlng tho esuAdenoe
Of bis friends, and removing the not thoss
Who were disposed 10 crttioiss end complain.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

CorToS-The stock of cotton in Liyerpool
on the lst Of last January, was 665,00O bales
On the Path of May, 1t wAs 37s 900 bales. From
these data, it is easy to calculate, by "the rule
Of three" how much longer Ii will hold out, II
American cotton continues to be kept back.
The English manufacturers can certainly afford
TO wait, Is long - our planters can. Iu fact,
thoss manufacturers rather drssd, than dssIre,
the opening Of the old supply Of cotton, be-
cause they know thatit will run down the price
Of cotton goods.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

- We learn that the members Of the for
eign Legations here have been keenly alive 70
the subject Of the difficulties which occurred
between General Butler and the foreign consul,
10 New Orleans, on his taking military posses.
sion Of that city. A friendly correspondence
between Secretary Seward and Nj. Van Liu-
burg (ths Minister from the Nstherlands) ha,
taken place concerning this matter. Tie Hon.
Revsrdy johnson, In whoss good judgment md
integrity all parties have confidence, will q
once proceed To New Orleans q . commission
er Of the State Department, in order to take
the necessary proofs for final oonsid, ration.
Thoss who are always ready to anticipate
ruptures bstwsen the United States and foreign
Powers, will, OF ought to, perceive in tte
above named arrangement an amicabls mode
Of adjusting all complaints.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

EpINBundH REvRw.-The April number Of
this standard Review for which we are indebt.
ed to Hudson Taylor, has the following articles
viz Iesse's henolrs Of Ricnsrd Third, Cen
tralization, Gusasrd's Edition Of the Corlovin.
ginisn RomAnces, Recent Researches in Bud
hism, Modern domestic service homsen's Ro-
man History, Cotton culture in India, Alison's
iisss Of Lord Css'lsresah and Sir @. Stewart,
Public Anumsnts, &C., &C. The article upon
the cotton culture In India is one ofgrsss in
terest
The national Republican., 1862-06-10
QUIET 1T yMEMPAIA.
VERY LITTLE COTTON De
STROYED.
The Union Feeling Strong.

hENrHIs, June 6, via CAIRO, June 8.-Mem-
phis was quietly occupied. There was no de-
monstration. The people seemed satisfied
There are two Unioaists W one secersionis
here.
The rebel flag on the blum was cut down
with applause. The stars and stripes have
been raised over the post.ofiice. ~ ~ :
The stores are all closed. -..... ,. D..
Only five hundred bales Of cotton and but
littis sugar were destroyed. Large quantities
are yet concealed.
The citizens are dsspondsnt of the rebel
cause. Bsauregard declared al Columbus.
Aissisdppi, thst there would be no more rsQu.
lSr fighting, but that guerilla warfare wolld
b wsged. -3.gLI ". VIC ID. q, -
Flag -Ofcsr Fsrrsgut Is below Vicksbure.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10
f0so1sys J1Ds ~ 1oA

TIE Hpeunvs elAts Lv.-h viA - ~
sAat - Hoass. b : Aseiasa nsieriy. - b.
ssrvcssA ~ Ces nis1ss - ~ J11nslAy 10 ~
port . b,n. llnhA.g - ~ = ssslAinlns n.
g,sivs slavss = hgai pxssss. - sivins 70
sAoss vAo srs elalnsa . fsG,tivs slavss, tAe
right = tsAlsyNy. nss assssaf4 ~ -
saAclsas h ~ slnsss. bst hsrs. h ~ Daseriot
. soai rsyssl q ail isss permitting Ne recap
sars a NsgtnivsA vosld b bsttsr. o. q ths
vsry lsass, IL right 4 rssspnrs sAoald b
eonaosa 70 loysl psrsoa in Maryland. TAefe
can - - fAir goand for ever allowing tbe
people of virgipia, after The conduct Of that
ssass, 10 nAks this esat q ~ national Govern.
sr,nsnt . hunting ground for slaves.
rhs proposition made BY Ar. Julian, 70 re-
pal ~ Hngidvs Slsvs Act ot 1850, wss lost
BY vote of Sc TO 81. The 81 voting for The
repeal, were al Republicans. OF The 6s ab-
sentses On this voss, 81 were Republican,.
But II b sid, that svsa with this thin House.
The proposition would have hsen carried, II II
bad not been for the mistaken appreciation
on the part Of some, hat the repeal Of the Act
Of 1850 would have len no Law on the subject
In force, whereas, In truth, II would have re-
vived the Act Of 1893.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

THE SESArE.-In the Senate yesterday, the
bill from the House, prohibiting slavery in the
Territories, VA carried BY the triumphant vote
20 TO 10. ...... ...
A oil wss also passed, 70 prevent disloya'
persons from acting rs jurors in the Courts Of
the United States.
Tie PsoiAc Railroad bill was made The
special order for today, t one O'Clock, and
the indications are decisive. that aftsr the DIFF
ferencss Of opinion - 70 details are submitted
to the arbitzansnt Of discussion and voting
the measure will pass. The time is oppor
tune, and the public opinion Of the country h
fully ready for 1t.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10
An I0NOBLR IssUH.

Careful readers Of The Congressional GlO5t
will have noticed, that while the tar bill wa,
pending in the Senate, Mr.. Salisbury proposed
sn amendment to the effect that no part Of the
moneys arising from the bill should be appro-
pristed to feeding negroes. The proposition
was little, harmless kick ct black men, which,
probably, Afforded Q needed relief 70 the feel
ings Of the Senator who moved H. 1t was
quietly voted down py the Senate, and would
have pased Into the obscurity which most be.
comes 1t, but for the perverss and unlucky
activity of one Of the Washington correspond.
ents Of the Baltimore Sun. This parsonage,
whoever bs nay Be-, sses in Mr. Saulsbury,s q
amendment the grand issue upon which ns-
tonal parties are to be formed, upon which
gentlemen are TO be elected, or defeated, q
membera Of Congrss, and which ID 70 decide Tie
fate Of the next Presidential campaign. Shall
negroes be fed at the public expense! That,
according to hr. saulsbury, h question, but
according 70 this correspondent Of The Sn,
It is the question.
The Government is feeding white men at
Newbern, at Pensacola, at New Orleans, and,
doubtlsss, at dozen other places This does
not violate the Constitution, Or wound any.
bedy's sensibilities. But TO feed black men
That, indeed, may we'll arouse our wrath. The
negro, according to the Constitution ss ex
poundsd " the Died Scott case, was made to
support u, not to bs supported BY US. His
vocation is 70 Be lived upon, not to subsist upon
others. BE Is To be esteemed happy, II he is
allowed . nodicum Of what be earns, but is
never 10 bs % object Of charity. To feed q
the public crib, b the exclusive right OF thoss
who are white. This is the point which Mr.
Salisbury makes, and upon which he demand,
the verdict Of the country.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

PoRrLAND DAILY PREss.-Tbis is the title Of
anew daily paper about to be started in Port
land, Maine, and which is recommended to
public support by the Republican State, county
and city committee 1t 10 To be edited BY
Hon Jossph B, Hall, the efficient and popular
Secretary Of Stats Of Maine, and by John T.
Gilman Rsq, who has acquired distinguished
editorial reputation by bis management Of the
Bath (Aaine) Tines .Hr
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

ROvERTY ~ Ta0 0OUFunaN c1Tsns.
The New Yogk 1rnsns - b ~ poverty Of
certain sou,hsrs saA . No 0sssans, vArs
The dis,ributioa Il suea By tAs tsslic an'hsri.
tss hes bsss rss1hrj hsesssly vssincsslsn
Of the correetasn 81 - ,Asou ~ Ne srsh
could b slArvsa %. ~ essdss q IL sssos
toned supplies oi provissons froa ths NORTH
nh b eeasossai,e two vsry diasrsnt things-.
poverty b particular looalislss, oe a1oag per-
tie~lar elsssss with general famine, Or soar
city Of iooA. IL . country. These people In
Nss Or,san, who want i6od, want svWyA1ng.
rNsy srs tAoss VITO bsve bseoms sttsriy de-
asss By being loeg thrown Sat II tlsk aecus-
ss.sd saplsynsal Il h II litels ooassqnsoce
70 them vsstAss food is'chsap q dear, 1hsy
have nothing % buy Il with., We can easily
imagine what Consequence would follow N
Nsw York, Il Ii foreign oomnsroe ~ annihi'
lassa BY twelve month"; blockads Thsrs
might be no famine st the North, but tens Of
thousands would starvs in New York, but ior
The Interpolation Of public relisI II ell The
smployment for labor, furnished directly end
indirectly By commerce, vss cut Cd, ths scanty
stocks Of supplies end money ot large per
ceutage Of the popolstioa woald b exhausted
In week, and nothing would remain for thsn
but thsft or charity. And this , peecissly
what has happened On smaller scale In New
Orleans. That Gen. Butler bas bssn obliged -
distribute beef among the populace, osly proves
that the city has become impoverished, and has.
Of Itself, no tendency 10 prove that Ne South,
u region, b not overnowing Win proviaoas.
Undoubtedly, he South has not besn In the
habit Of rsiipg It's own food. Al any rata, !,
hes not been In the habit Of raising ell II oos-
sumed Of certain articles, a corn and posk
But this arose, not from want Of capacity to
rsiss with esse and In the cheapest abundance,
oil the usual kinds Of provisions, but because
Il was really more profitable, OF was thought
70 b 90, to devote their agricultural energies
To cotton. It has never required any diflcult
change Of their planting system, 70 nake the
South completely independent Of the world for
what IL needs 70 est, and II has always been
maintained BY their intelligent economics, that
this change would be profitable, aswsll q con.
ducive TO Independence.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10
Er0sa JRessspJsts.

AsnPHIs, June 7.--Slnee the formal surren.
dsr Of the city, ths posting 1t picksts through
the city has be. n effected. '.'
The excitement Of the people has subsid; D.
All was quiet during last night.
Th. only event Of this morning was the cap
ture Of the rebel steamer Check, which eludsd
the feet yesterday above the city, running Up
the slough outside. She vas brought dowr
this morning. .''" y '.' ~. 81 s
Nothing yet hss bean beard Of the guuboa'
Van Dorm, which Was the only boat Of the rebel
nset which escaped yesterday.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE
FoRTRkss AoSRoE, June 8.
Rebel Reports OF the Late Battle.

FoRTREss AoSRoE, June 8.
Rebel Reports or the Late Battle.
The Richmond Dipatch, Of Friday, says thai
the battle Of Saturday and Sunday was bloody
affair, and sets down the rebel loss at 5000 and
the Federal loss at from $4,000 TO 10000, In.
oluding many prominent officers. The rebels
lost vast number Of officers, including i've
generals, twenty.thres colonies, ten msjors and
Hfty seven captains, killed or taken prIaoners
The Dspach complains that the Federals
can at any time cut of the retreat Of the Cor.
fsderatss south by seizlng the railroads at
Petersburg, and intimates that retreat to
Lynchburg and the mountains was the only one
left to them.
The bare statement Of the fak Of Corinth has
been published 10 Richmond, and by this time
throughout the South.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

~ brakes Plsntsta0a 4Dstssss.--0s r.
isso Kit tnyisot.sss, ..ssrsosthem ssd puriAss
the ygtsa; y & pefbst Appstissr, and ths most
" srssabas ssd aeotaaI tonic In the world. II u
eonposed Of the celebrated Csbsays bark, roots.
.dsS Gisslisis Raliss; ss.e. Dy.,spsis and
Weakness, and b Just ths thing for the changes OF
seasons Sold BY oil sroosr, druggis,. hdtels, and
saloons. t,vP. H. DRAKEGk CO.,
spi-sm tr.'gcgsNl 11' 70 Broadway, n r.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10
Esssasscsrsstsss u ysFtssessyt.

JrrrrRsoS Crrr. June s.-In tie Stats Con
vsntion, to-day, . bin VA introduced for the
gradual emancipation Of slaves, which was 10 d
upon the tahle. A motion 10, rsoousidsr was
laid upon the table; thus defeating the sradusl
emancipation scheme In virginia.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

= CONFERENCE.-The Senate, yesterday, con
nrmed the following nominations Of Brigadies
Generals Of volunteers: .,.......
Colonel Julius Whits, Of Illinois volunteers
Stephen G. Burbridge, Of Kentucky Colonel
Van Stsiuwehr, Of Twenty-uinth New Yo,k
Captain Charles Griffin, Fifth regiment Of ar
tillery Colonel Peter J. Ostsrhaus, Of Twelfth
Missouri Col. George W. Jordan, Of Asasa.
chusst's; and COL J. u. Tutsle. Of Second
Iowa.
Among other confismations were those Of
Bushrod Lott, Of Penusylvania, 70 Consul s
Tebusntepec, and James Q. Howard, of Ohio
Consul st st. Johns, N. B. ...
John u. Brodhssd Wa confirmed - one o.
the Comm'sslonsrs under the District Of Co
lumbia emancipation act ,..
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

WHERE ID BEAuREGARDY The Cincinnati Ga
zdle - Of the opinion that General Bealrsgard
trAn'ported his hest troops'to Richmond before
svaousting Corinth, aud that place wss held
aSainst Hslleck only by ths raw levies which be
was able, 70 impress lu Aissishppi, Alabama,
eod Louisiana; and that Il Is thess Who fed
from the place, while Beauregsrd himssK, WITH
ssmy 10 now sssisting IN the dsfsncs Of Rlchs
mopd, ""''''ilhA " ANVIL n'H IlGE s''ail
The national Republican., 1862-06-10
Prom D.sa Rona.
f4. 4.Ts..,
HbApa As.s - III ROronAc.

We HnADo fsD anr svrofohA
~ Monday, June ., 1859.
q Aoontrsbaad, who LETT Riohmopd thh morn
~, asvivsa tsAay. H sAvs - saisapeesnsata
ha'sr rsr,se>4 Rich.oad. hPs2 2W~tffs ~
sisns q o. st1eussisa q tAksS&yJ l. ~
A psPlsisasaA -,asaIssaaas - tsa SsizaAa,
s.,sis'.s ,..ss ..,ssis'..sssHsE3Hst5fc:;IssRs'tsc az
li.Aiis IN sav.aosd picket nsa ne n'"
posieoo wss held.
General Psiu ssdstaR (sf SDsin) IoocaRisd
'tods0 In fsvisWisg ne rss9vsd battseis and
General Porter's dlviio9 Thsy slso visited
our outposts, and hsd view Of The sosmy.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10
The War in Kentucky.
Dsprsda tioas Of He bel Gusriila Bands
Fight At TomPklAsvlLs.

LoUIsyILLE, June IA lsttsr 10 the Deno-
crdt, from Clinton county, says Champ Fsrgu
sons men, Of Aorgsn's cavalry, are numbering
and robbing and committing ravsgss of al
kinds.
Al Tompkiusville, Monroe county, Ksptuc
Ky, yesterday. Captain Mccullough, Of tie
Ninth Psunsylvsnia cavalry, with sixty five
men, was attacked by q hundred Of NOrgan's
men, under Captain Hamilton. Both McCdl-
wounded on each SIDE, The rebel cavalry
were driven of.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10
The .aftlyck Oss Mobile.
The Federal Fleet Reported 10 b.
Engaging Fort Morgan. ''.

Nsw3 YoRK, June 8.--The New York Herald
has special correspondence from City Point,
Virginia, stating that the Petersburg Express,
o. ths 4th instant, says that dispatch from
attacked Fort Morgan, having passsd tbs lowsr
batteries. M
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

TAKE NorIcE.-Ths annual meeting Of The
Warrington Lecture Association, for the cleo
ton Of officers, will be hold this evening. sse
special notice.
The national Republican., 1862-06-10
HkL II ROLD DDS, So
g ENUlNE PREPARATION.

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EcHT r 81 G:ss,s Cavern. piS,,.
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sSSHS Sss. .s:s. no.
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oIp osfEspkHfsa eaanisaG ea
TAKE NO AosE {HEY E555s, A,Rr OF N, av.,,,
(!s sflEvEs s iEsTkENspY iaSYh in sSHhS IA WORLD
a :s:, ::s,s:is a.! e ~; sh:;s;;
No y.6a; |asis s6srTSs = 1,9ss 4! eovE -
1sts no nOis Bslan, M!cury, or y-plsasant
Ne sn g .oHss ESTsHc% sas sS csts
T. na Z = ssr.si Das..s.: -, LI0"a .,
= An XHb rs e tx Exp posURH HS H!no0os'a'''''
": Asi.sclds s 4, E1t.ae. Buohu for Exo@sss srt.
- '-a- svYSSsa AND OLD, ''a''',s. .,.,
Ana ssr Diseases a,hsss from h.bi Of dissipa.os.
nS.s: \; dischas:. nj will ,ssors
rGs Hslebesa,s Extract Bachu for di.s.,s and
o. HsimSeid,s Exrsos Bachu Tor rail- al affections
p =. 'GjUa.asx . III toseA's, "l ~ all, ., %, ~
w'''A'' '''' '.ali. IN - =, ..-.,., &c., j.
From vhateysr osa.e orisin.,in., and 70 matter Of
|o lHew Long stsadins' ' ''.. " '
All the above a. essss and rymptoms admit of the
sane treatment and may orisinrt ON tho same
I..s.,a.n ns s:ss. q: Z. p:s:s. $ i. ,.... ana
od9f, but immsdiate IL ih settds ~ a,-'.
s.s y Ehssss. ass:rsS si0 % n AG r. Of
~ who being daily sworn, does say that bis pfspari.
ot Sost.iss 10 sss,etic mel cury Injurious dfsgs
HIT HELMBoLD, IL
- ssle Ma utacturer.
sworn ana subsOrioed bstoss me, III, asd day OF
r. "'''' ~ 'hSlhwMi P.1HIBBARD,
Price 81 per bottle, or six for o. delivered to any
Prepared by llGH. T HELMBoLD Z
L.HI 'Pnxoiicsi and Analytical Chemist,
|" lc4 South Tenth s'rsst, below Chesaut, Pnila.
Beware Of Coantes fsits
| AND UNfHINOIPLED DE EALERS,
Who sni, ,avor to dii pose i" OF their own" and
n Other sriel~9 on the reputation sttsinsd BY In
II Hslmbo'ds Genuine PIepal A'ions V " -'iH no.
"a. 80 Es tract uohu ..g.r,
80 nd "s-t'"" y tSlrsapsIilse ssrN9f
i" Improved Rose Wash
Gold by e. D. GIL1fAs .fr.
KIDWELL d LawasSGh,
''7 .s o. b. WAITE, TO
R.. E.r ...u IOHN x II,EY, Ir. O. ....
D.BaGNTWls lsTLD,
:. '.. '"r j. RHMAJ0R Ui ..
Add By al Druggists everywhsfs.
Ask for liz. mbolds lake ! o other
Cut out the advertisement and send Tor IT, a.
F" Aud avoid imposition and exposure. .st 'a o.. 0
e 9-sm ''l1s"- W" p Lu4-
a sLAR0R not OF MlLlTARY vESTR FOR
~ ~ SAssl ,kt m rTA'6. No. A60 ssyeath o.,
o-0sstSg r0-i 0upAA n q mar 9-d1n
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

~ susssribsrs % shs Rspsbiicsn, In
GsoTgsts1a OF the seventh ward (I,lsnd) who fail
10 rSsstvs thsar pspers regularly Will obligs the
assA o = Dslphsy, BY leaving uvtios q Mr..
SbsJ III bookstore, corner Severth aud streets,
whsa ~ fslisqusaaiss will Be promptly attended
70. y "a tllirI1s sus iBsFTH.Hg# b az may n
The national Republican., 1862-06-10
ssoass n. wssron. so,roa.

- The pabiseauoa oass Of he 1assoasi
Ipsbssosa 10 q Ne sosshsass corner Of D ~
-svsatA strsSs. $4,000 o6os, ever y. D. 0ss-
hsrds ssore, 4nrasss = ssvsssA street,
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

=, ~ Spsesal Notiss.-- On and aftsf Tuesday,
RsiIsoad viii commence running daily. (Sundays
sxoepssdl , having this Station at 7.t, g. m, and
ooansoting 81 wsshin etoa junction with Mail
CraiA for all paris Of the Wes, ua wheeling or
Rsrhsnburs. Through hohsts sold and baggage
ehsoksd.ro ,stEGi1i sis 6l W. p. SMITH, nv
poi 'tiSai1 =. q fSansporsassen b. o. 4. z.
an l-d6 tstaY< Gat,bel ~ aT rr .'r
The national Republican., 1862-06-10
Heavy Skirnishing.
TME REBELS ELEDs
CsnsiGss1lss Len q DsaA sidss.
A DETACHMENT OF the SUCK.
ID TAILS m An NAMevscADE. SO
1NeD Lose % KisssS, W,ssssAed
SsA JAltsstnS. o.

The following dIspstch vas received u ths
War Department, today, BY Telegraph IRON
Front Royal: r" asl3 r.. a.Hsr.....r.i r
HsADouARrHRs MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT,
AMY m THE FIELD, HAasrsoNBuso,
... n....... June Z, 1869.
Hon. EASiM n. GnmioN, 6scrsiry Of War:
The army reached this place at two O'Clock
yesterday, driving out The snsmys rear guard
ftoa The town. Severe skirmishing continued
IRON thas time until dark; he snemy's rear
bs'ns closely pursued BY our advance. Al
fosr O'Clock, he First New Jersey cavalry,
sftsf driving ,bs esemy through ths villsse,
foil into IN ambuscads 10 the woods to ths
southsssto Of the town, 10 which Col. Wysdham,
Of that regiment was captured, and considerable
loss sustained.
Col Cbeseret, with hls brigade, subsequently
sugassd the enemy 10 the timber, driving bin
frsu HI position, and taking bis camp. ....
Al about eight, q battalion Of Col. Kane'S
Pennsyivania resinent entered the woods, IN
der the direction Of Brigsdier General Bayard
and naintaiped for half ~ hosr visorour
attsck, In which both sides suffered severely
d living the enemy. lli'. NV. LIZ I'
he enemy attempted 70 shsll our troopi,
but few shots from one Of our batteries sooIl
sllenced his gops. Tn.. o. -.l r.
After dark, ths enemy continued bis retreat
Full particulars will be forwarded by mail.
|". 10 Herhu ...r.'.7 10. FRsMoNr, Ord
Major General,
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

| sNwsstsa's Prsgre,s Of slavery -copius
Of this wsh are for sale vt the oce Of ths NATIONAL
Repsasaas.. Raaphist edition, =; ceus. Bound
editor, rs oepb. d7 1" rn. 'W. f1-
The national Republican., 1862-06-10
,HEADauAsrEas, HAaR,sosBuRo, Va =.
at ..,,.-...f.-. ....u lima & 1860

HEADQUARTERS. HARRlsosBuRo. Va
r. cal ragw.,frT .orv June 6, 1862. "a
The advance sasrd Of Gen. Fremont rsSohec
Harrisonbufg this afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
There was no fighting during the march.
Jackson CAM ed here last night, and Lett
this morning. o." o.a'5' ....d on.
4 cavalry forcs wss sent on areconnoissance
four miles beyoud The town. They came upor
Ia large rebel force Of cavalry and infantry
strongly posted in the woods. Col. Wyndham
who bad ps.hed the reoonnolssarc, thres
miles further than ordered, rashly d forward
the First New Jersey Csyslry, end was driver
back BY infantry 10 ambu.h. ..i .',
Col. Wyndbam Is prisoner. Capt Shell
mine and Capt. Hsines ere either killed rol
severely wounded, and are prisoners. Capt
Charles Ia missing. y. .... ,'' 10. ~. r.
All he ofacsss bravsly but vainly epdsav
ored to rally their men. Capt. Jooswsy gal
lAntly attempted asuking movsnsnt, vhaol
covered the retreat Of the Firt battalion. HI
is unAurt The rssinsntlost thirty five killed
wounded. and missing. Gen. Bayard, With thl
Busktail or Kane Rines, and First PsunsylvH
mia. cavalry, and Cheasret's brigade Of Six
tssnsh Ohio and Eighth Virginia, were ordered
forward TO support HIN. Cheserst drove one
lbeiy Of the enemy from their position, and
captured their camp and some storee, without
locs. The Kane Rifles, numbering one hun
dred and tweny FIVE men, found themselves
opposed and Hanksd In the woods BY iou'
regiments Of infantry snd cavalry, and before
they could be withdrawn. suffered severely.
Lieutenant Colonel Kane is seriously wound
I'd, and . prisoner. Captain Taylor Is alst
wounded md eaptarsd. Csptsin W. Blanchard
|, wonbdsd seriously. Lssat. J. J. 5.Waynt
Is probsbly killed. Alter . most gallsn
hgbt the Rifles vsrs driven back, with losi
Of nfy-ave killed, wouoasa, and missing. The
rebels brought up their artillery snd ussd Y
with effect Jackson Is thought to have lef
~ main sosd, aal hss lei.hsr halted bis .msit
column for battle or greatly lstrepg.bonsd hil
rear guard; and post d bis trains, which ans II
cohfusiDn on The road. 1T;
The national Republican., 1862-06-10

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