, 1862-07-24

lie pubNt use. ali communication With any
person whatever living within the lines If the
cbemy is positively prohibited. exccpt through
the military authorities and in The maontr
specified by military law. and any person cou-
ctrned in writing RI carryftg letters or mes.
stgts In any other way ~ill be considered aud
treated as spy Nitbin the lines Of the United
states Army. By command Of MAJ. GES.
PolK.
GEO. D. Rroe1Es, Col. 4. A. G. and Chief
If Staff.
NEW YonK, july o3-Col Charles of the
Taunaiy regiment, relc ased By the rebels. IL
enlall iron guuboat at Richmond, and ives
discriItion Of the former. The rebel govern
meAt tItat our wounded the same IS their
own. The rebel officers admitted that their
own and Our wounded were dying SO fast that
they could not bury them. Col. Charles eays
the u orktpg classes Of Richmond are Union
at l'eart, but the deeposisin Of the govern
mcnt prohibits the discussion OF politics, e1-
crpt III The newspapers. Government was
disposed to view tile execution OF Mumford
at NV Orleans ss II murder, and make the
demand for Butler, aud in case OF rrfusal, to
hang Gen. Mccall
BALTIMORE, July o3-The American this
afternoon publishes the following:
HEADQUARTERS ARAx OF THE roroxAc.
duly q, 1851.
Things are very dull here. There Is no
thought OF Gen. Mcclellan being superseded,
although there is some talk ID :hs northern
papsB OF it. Either Gen. Muigs OF Gen. Hal
leck will BE- commander In Chief, When the
president vas here Gen. Mcclellan recon-,
mecded AID Urged such an appointments but
I!eriese WITH hs aefioh aat II II the matser
Thru a1e seyer-l Thousand men now unable
to do duty, although the health Of th: army
hus t.r.4 a - IT,
TIT n il no movements whatever Of troops.
The reoels are visible at all 'imes IN thc opp3-
side Of The river, but are never intcrftred With
nblees they appear In large numbers, when
the Eunboats shell them out.
FROM GEN. I0PE's MOVEMENTS.
(F1tm the Lyuchburg Republican. July Ill
A Ya1kte force, stated to number eleven
regiments Of III antly aud one OF cavalry vim
ten pieces Of artillery, IL reported TO haze Ia
ken POSSESSION Ut Urauge Court H3use, ou
hnnon3, though We have doubts about its cor
sec,Aesf, as Person who left that place at z
O'clock iu the evening of that day. says there
"ns IO enemy theu in sight. They burned
the bridges ACROSS The Rapid IN River, ii ~
lni.es ftull The Court House, whica woutd ap.
pear to be conclusive tcat thty d. not desire q
tuithtr advance.
There were idle reports yesterday that they
had lNtsesefon OF Gordousyllle, but up to
Line O'Clock last night Geographic commuui-
cation was open With that place. There Was
big scare ard o general stampede rom Cor
de1s'iile Oh Sunday, the tralns leaving there
being literally loaded down with old aud
Young, l1'ale and teniale, flying from the iaa'
kees, whom some fellow worst scared than
hurt, reported 10 be within few miles Of the
place;
lffom Inc Nlehmono Uirpatch. JulJ ISL
The report of the euemy's raid upon the
town Of Go1donsyllle, bus been contradi:ted
il TINT 10 prevent any uudue excitement
herr, but 1t sLems to have been thc pr.val,ot
impression among the people Of Ora11y.,
county that Gen. Popt's urL,y WAS cou,lyiy
~ - upo1 tnenl u 'eirlole array, dsal'nss
uo y rn. ~. u1 essls n.p " tas.t
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stntiI .tst ~, seeGsapae9 llou1 tae aeale>,
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