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The New York herald., 1862-12-27
HIGH STANDING IN 40.

TWO YOUNG MEN, IN HIGH STANDING IN so
cey, desirous Of meeting two young ladies, with
distinct TO matrmony The ladies 10 question be
handsome witty and brilliant in conversation, and
all aniabc In their temper This notice 10 published IN all
due sincerity, Address II. r., Herald onlce,
The New York herald., 1862-12-27
TT ENRY II. LEEDS A CO., AuCTIvNEERs,
II HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

HENHD II. LEEDS co. Will sell at auction on Satur.
day Dec at iUH ococh a. the saesroom - Nassau It,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed for convenience
OF saeyevet and Brussels Carpets STAR do rosewood
Lounges in green reps: Easy Chairs In do mahogany
marble DRESSING Bureaus. mahogany atettes nahg
gsny Bedsteads roscwood marble top DRESSING Bureaus
Stands. Bun window Shades black GIBBS maho.
gany Lounges In leather; black walnut seal Chars
HIP Baths mahogany Chairs and Arm Chairs in harccch
Hair Mattresses Bosers and Pliows Blankets as Chan
.deiiers Brackets Tlnyae, Glass Croery Ware &C.,
together with general assortment of Kitchen Furniture
Also gilt frame OH Paintings, by Of artists.
The New York herald., 1862-12-27

GENTLEMAN BY gIKTH AND EDUCATION
"A seeks wife who would be companioH Ia every re-
spect The advertisers means moderate and he wishes
answers from those only VINO are willing accept Kind
SQUARE Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-12-27

yoarEs Gerlis
The New York herald., 1862-12-27

A UCTION SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
"A Fnrs, Piece Goods, &c.-A. NJ. CRISTALAR, Anc-
uonee, Bowery, WIN sell on Monday Deeemb,r ~ at
consisting OF Cashmere Cloth Pilot and Petersham Frock
Satnet Pants; large VARSITY Of Vests; also Satinet,
Isnss vesnss Linen SHIRTS, Neck Ties Iravas noien
fine Furs consisting Of Mink Mountain Maren and Cony
Muls CUTS, vctorines and Capes Sleigh Robes &C, &c
The New York herald., 1862-12-27

DANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUCTIONEER.
- ..osSHs ssiEasGh SSk SE% 9ES&s fSEsEl ls .c
MUSICAL bones PHoroihAPli MBUMs,
tANIEL A. MATTHEWS Will sell THIS DAY, a, iOi.
O'Clock at his salesroom, 66 NASSAU STREET, Maid
lane large variety Elegant Articles suitable for the ap
preaching holidays, vit-Brcnzes superb Mante Clocks,
elegant Vases, Jewel Cares ior ab Desks Music Boxes
Photograph Albums Ormou and Gilt Goods, rich Silver
Plated Ware Ac Catalogues and goods ready for
animation.
The New York herald., 1862-12-27

A UCTlON NOTICE.-PEREMPTORY SALE OF FIRST
IA class Household Furniture, Carpets, &c.
NJ DOUGHTY, Auctoneer,
win SELL this day Saturday Dec 2), commencing at lOs
o'clock sacsrooms, 70 Nassau by virtue OF chat
tel morsase tour Brussels Tapestry fifty yards We
Russ rosewood and mahogany Parlor Suits, maj bic
top Centre Tables, Bookcases Extenson Dining Tables Bu
reaus, Washstands, Mattresses &C.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.
HENEy Z; LEEDS ! GO, AycyIoNEaHs; me g -

cEosEs 3 EsEDS s2EH oS &C. w1SEs AgG1oHSKsnzn sSsz
q y ~ a. our o %
Wnss S1sads s.sdass aae acs cessi%sns
essosae high sSs and
Wine Co. Old White Port very old and fine Maderas Buell.
' is sssi 's sSs
% Sd
the attention our friends article being Strictly
together with Londre Mllar Commune Brsvas Pssnsa-
AIbasme Henry Clay Flor Dc saa Nelson &C. the entire
HENRY H; LEEDS 8 CO, AUcTIoSEERs.@HENRyg
o'clock at the saleroom No Nassau street, i've eases
HENRy p HERrs, JR AuoTIoSEERgsy, HE HENRY
from Jpaa China and o,he, Srisn:
M snd Tnsssy bs Gr and ss%
psp variety offered in New sss YOrs pf
@ ss9sss shaws @ English
goods q view % Ds on morning I sale, $50 broadway
j. B3SSh %oNpiy AsGTIGssEsFf sTH lss Al o
Near Houston street,
The well known meulsins Of Mt Mns =.
Sorniae Sonar PIECES hsaaons Dss and
n known IN the trade Of 0ers M and paeer' or required
Sale positive.
BoGART, AUcTIoNEER.-BY s. d j. BoGART,
C this day, AZ l0s O'Clock, a: the auction ROOMS No.
North William street. Household Furniture, consisting OF
Cottage Suits mahogany Sofas Bureaus Closet Washsands
marble Centre Tables, Lounges Cottage Bedseads, Mat
Cooking Stoves Counters Show Cases. Crockery, Gas
Fixtures, Kitchen Furniture, &c Also Sprug Cart
suitable for grocer or butcher.
John II. BURLEY AUoTIoNEER,, WILL SELL, THIS
e. day ~ O'Clock Mt Al Canal street, Pier, Mantel and
other Glasses Sofa Beds Extension. Centre and other Ia
bes Cottage Suits, Beadsteaas, Wardobes, Hatstands
bookcases, WashstandS. Chairs,
maroe and other Curtains and Cornies,
window Shades Gas Chandeliers Fur Collars and Mus,
Gut ely ana Plated Ware Cooking Stoves, MOTIFS Entry
Slove Tapestry andlngran Carpets Oohs, Feather Beds
Blankets llows Sheets Spreads, Hair Mattresses Mantel
Ornaments &c.
NTARSiIALS SALE.
der JUDGE Of the District Court Of United
for the Eastern District Of Pennsy vania, Admiralty to
directed will be sold public sale the highest
MQGllENER's STORE,
la North Front
On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1862,
wHLEs Of as s SEA a,'i1sa ISLAND LaaD COTTON.
part nnginned.
per United States
PAWNEE
can be examined five days prior TO the day Of sale,
WILLIAM MILLwARD,
United States Marshal Z. ID. of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA. Dec IL 1867.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON TUES
day, Dec 30 at 10 o'clock. at IL Clarkson street all
goods belonging the
JOSEPH MAsLIN. Administrator
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- la r matter q the application Of the Mayor Aldermen
and uo;po1nAlty OF thr cfy OF New York, relative 10
TIi1 JPENtEG or
ONH HuNIatEU AND TENTH STREET
FROx BROADWAY
TO THE HUDSON RIVER
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
fussnt to statutes 10 sict ease made and provde the
Mayor Adt Comnonay of the city Of New York
hereby give that they intend 10 apply 70 the Supreme
Court or the of New York. at special term or said
court 10 lie heL City Hail. In the city New York ON
Ealdsy the third Gay OF january 1883 the opening oe
tt4rour on thxl thereafter
hSrd Tor the appointment Of Commissioners Of Estimate
aM Assessment IN the above encd mstter that tie nature
inf OF One Hundred aud Tenth street. Broadway 10
son river n The New Work. as lad oIi on The
mar plan said city under aud hy virtue OF Of tho
LrrsatJrr the people of the State of New YORK entitled
Act relative touching the OF
streets and roads hcoy 0: New York. and FOR other ppr
roses,r passed April ., 1871 -
' GEEExE 4. JloysON.
tounse,to the Corporation.
Dated Nsw yonk, December 10. 1885,.
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UCTION NOTICE.-A BEAUTIFUL PARLOR SUIT,
covered in French brocacl made 10 order cost $l1o
will be soil for $780, solid black anuI for $50 also
the Furniture OF paror and bedrooms Apply at l9
Clinton pace (West Eighth street). near Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1862-12-27

D A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER.
ID. HOMINY AT AUCTION.
win be sold at ancto on SATURDAY, December "a at ~
Whitehall street. is barrels HOMINY, tslighly damascd)
suitable for horse hog chicken iced, Sale positive.
Term cash
The New York herald., 1862-12-27

A UCTTON SALE OF CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
N suitable Tor New Years tables.-HENRY g. EVANS
auctoneer VIII sell in lots to suit Monday Dec - nj
o'clock at IS Maiden lane, white granite Dinner Tea and
Toilet ses Punsh Bowls China Tea Sets ano Fancy Ware
Sale positive for cash goods delivered Immediately after
the sale.
, 1862-07-09

CRITICAL CONDITION OF
CEN. CURTIS.
CONFISCATION OF SLAVES OF
REBELS AT MEMPHIS.
alilita} River Regulations
THE BoMBARDMENT OF ViCKSBlRG

[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CA1Ro, July 1862.
The Commission is t1ansacting business
with dispatch. 4 large number OF small
claims for labor, &C., have been acted upen
to-day. They have also preferred request to
the War Department that the claims may be
settled here, to prevent the cost to small
claimants now here, by settlement at st.
Louis.
The steamers Sunshine and Victory arrived
from Memphis to-day. The former brings
White River news to the 9th
The expedition which left Memphis to rein
force Col. Fitch, met him near the mouth Of
White River, he having evacuated st. Charles.
The whole force turned back and went fifty
| FIVE miles above st. Charles, when he learned
that Hindman was few miles above With
5000 men. Col Fitch tel below again, on
the 9Th, to St. Charles.
Nothing WIS known Of the whereabouts O
Gen. Curtis. Scouts sent ont fail to return
or bring no udings. He is supposed to b
trying to reach the Mississippi above, o
White River. He has been On half rations to
over three weeks.
Passengers on the Sunshine report hc
| officers strongly secesh. Coming out Of Whit
| | River they refused to take On board refugee:
/ and,abused soldiers on board, and indulged i
: treasouable language. The matter Is to
incurred into On her arrival at st. Louis.
81 The gunboat Tyler took stores and Left Ia
, 1862-07-09
THE NEW GALL FOR
TROOPS.
STATE MILITARY MATTERS.
What the Commowealths are
Doing.
Col, Frank Blair to Raise Two
Brigades.

BosToS, July S.-Gov. Andrew and Adjt.
Gen Schouler have prepared and published
military apportlonment Of the state, deslSna-
ting the number Of men each city aud town
shall furnish to make up the 15,0oo, her
quota.
promises to take the lead in providing
troops under the Presidents new call. She
alresdy has half regiment recruited:
ISp1ASAroL1s, July 7.-Governor Morton's
call for eleven additional regiments and SIX
batteries Of artillery, although only published
most hearty and confident manner by prom
iuent, influential and patriotic represent
ati7es from over thirty counties to.dAy. =
generous and gratifying emulation Is mani NJ
Tested among The several congressional dls.
| tricts, as to which will complete its regiment
| first. The liveliest interest is exhibited IN
t sustaining the authorities in the pres snt crisis
| The Union must and shall be preserved, and
Indiana, a5 heretofore, will do her duty.
The adjutant general has Issued an order
1ats' nents. Err Enlisted lrsn men - are ire entilsa
to twenty-five dollars bounty in ad
vance, and an advance Of one month: pay
on the organization Of their companies. Con.
mandan:s Of camps will organize tue rcgi
ments, and when fully organized the teld OH
Co1cMDCs, g., July 7.-The organization
Of new regiments will commence In
| mediately. camps Will De estAolihAe
: | for their reception at Cleyelane
! Toledo, Mansfield, Lima. Dayton, Port
mouth, Marietta, Steubeuyille and Zanesvlli'
Recruiting has materially improved within Il
lust, few days. Over 500 Ohio prigates on fu
louG lbs, have reported at Camp Chase, an
more are coming every day.
r WAsu1SGros, July 6.-Upon the call OF Il
president for 5000 additional troops, 9:
5 Frank 2. Blair, chairman Of the Militia
Committee Of the House of Representative
) was requested to proceed at once to Nilsson
$ to raise brigade. The request WIS prompt
c responded to, and Col. Blair leaves for
;, Louis as soon as he can close up importa
a business now befo,e Ibis committee. In
; meantime Col. Blair has teleyraphed to el
> GERS at St. Louis, whom he is authorized
e select, to proceed to raise cvm mpani:s and re-
ID nents. Col. Blur offers to raise two Or
1dce, the command OF one to be rendered
q Gen. James Jackson Of Kentucky.
>, PORTLAND, Me-. July 6, 1S6a
- Gcy. Nashburne has ISSUED d proclamatit
7 calling additional troops, saying that gene
- orders will be issued immediately giving
Il. thority for raising regiments Of infantry
d. for calling into service u part OF the unu
&c | formed militia.
, 1862-07-09
FECM GEN. HUNTERS COM
MAND.
EYrEnIT10N ITp TIE THE NORTH
EDIbT0 RIVER.

WAsusGroS, July 9Th, 1s6?.
Commodore Dupont, under date -,ot June
Lieut.. ComH1auding Rhind OF further opaf:s'-
tions In North Edi51o River, saying that on
the 2lst inst, with the CRUSADER and the
Planter. riloted by Robt. Small, he ran up
North Edi5to River into Wadmelaw Sound as
far as Simon'e Bluff, which is on the main-
iand The rebels lad camp there and some
artillery, but made no use Of the latter. 4
1.w troadsides from the Crusader dispersed
the enemy, and Lieut.. Commanding Rhlnd'
on landing with . company Of the SD vol.
untecrs, under Captain Bennett, met win
cabins used as quarters were fired and q few
muzkets we're brought away We had no
casualties. Col. White, Of the 55th penn5yl-
yania regiment, commanding the post there,
| and his officers and men co-ope7ated Win tne
| eyDndifinn.
, 1862-07-09

THE CoNDICT OF THE WAR.
1t is very noticeable how that very SHARE
q the press, and people who are loudest
III re1nonstrance aGai1st newspaper COM
nacuts On the conduct Of the war, intend
by this 10 claim immunity from crltl-
s,sln for tits OF that general, 50 quite 10
the other extreme, and, in behalf OF their
fsvcrite, are loud and bo:sterous IN their
abuse Of those IL power: To make
Tic case plain. It is With those
s1oyc referred TO, very SERIOUS |
breach Of civilian and and patriot duly to
criucise g general; very disloyal and alto
.-..t1,cr not to be allowed. But marx IN tie
size breath what a storm Of dctracaon,
7iI1iication and abuse these same pour out
upon Congress, upop the Secretary Of War
and by close inference AID lnputauon, up
on TIC President himself The recent events
in the Peninsula have brought out an e2-
raordinary fight Of these aspeIsions and
assaults and sucA have been The nllsTepra-
scutations and 1sselcss Rawlings ofpure par
tizansliip that the investigation set Oh loot
III the House SIS noticed elsewhere is entirely
timely. It will be far better for the people
T. have tie facts than to be overwhelmed
z;i11 tue absurdi,ies Of these ,ic!r2ctors,
who 1ant and howl without rca=on, OF
knowledge. Here st our hand lies I've
positively do not wish this word
10 be misconstruetD New lors
daily which 1earnedly shows no"
o,;r whole Western army should haVt
weeks og,, been transferred to the PENN
ssla, wlitn the dispatches and news up tt
.hc datcs Of the latest given elsewhere show
,lt OUT troops in the valley Of the 2lissls
: E;rpi L:tyc full enough on their hands. In
= Eamc PAPER bciaEcrs SECRETARY stanton 10
,,ot reinforcing Gen Mcclellan, and
fv7 scsulxaing Gen. Banks! There Is n
end uor consistency to these foolish al
wicked clamorings that come VII
E7-erucc from papers which from til
first Lave ;tcn loatl:st Ill the u
rsan,l that TIC press Should be s1e1
OIL tl.cse very subjects. But such Is part
sarsbi,, IS contra51ed with zeal for the pu
a =: welfare. The one is 8 desire that Il
work be done by anybody WHO can es
cute H. The other has close cyc to t
Interests Of some particular person,
1acm great undertakings must wait, or
Drot1acteji, or let easily down into iallu1
; Under which clazs Of views will the NJ
progress be gained?
, 1862-07-09

To-day the Mayor Of Fredericksburg, Ar.
s,anphter. and Nj. John F. Mayre, q promi-
% nent lawyer, started for Richmond IS COM
1n;ftee @ on Tie part Of the citizens to procure
The release Of Gen. Reynolds, recently cap
tuTed By the rebels before Ricmond; Gan
REYNOLDS, Us military governor Of the city.
won the esteem ct eVesy citizen, ano tne
desire for his release is unanimous.
The Fourth was ..appropr1ate1g celebrated
here to-day By the army, and grand display
Of firewo1ks Is to take place at Gen. King
hesdoua9tera this eYeuiug,
, 1862-07-09
rr,EASOS MIST HE DIN

0nc CAV last week lame soldier Aa1pec
1y hetel in Rockford, and louasi'lG lei
low cn the ro7tico inquired the nA'1re o.
lis injury. "1vas wounded at pN.s2ui;=::
Lunding," said the volunteer proudly.
t:Se.y,d you right, rcjoi11ed his interroga-
tor, II wish ever; id man Of you haa
been shot" The wounded soldier stung by
1l4c insult, felt more keeplr t..Sn Ign ever the
disability Of AiF o3nl, and so assured lie
scor.,..urcl, who would moi have been per
souallv safc had the volunteer been armed.
But i. yss not 10 end thus. Strong hands
ncrc i;iu upon tho lnavc, stalTaTi forms
linei him, and stout boots accelerated his
progress, to 4 grove near the outskirts
where :. conycEient limb ard Il highly s!1SS
crstiyc cord were the paTalhe:nalia III
waiting. The traitor was drawn up thrice
Until lie felt lis coward soul well nigh its
Departure. Tic bcggcd and prayed, anu
filed the air with his srpplicstions, and
the uoosc was relaxed. H. was made to
repeat the oath Of allegiance, and then
q stout r;il WIS Lis conveyance
out Ct town, whose precincts he
viii not be likely soon to cross again. The
Rockford patriots were thoroughly reused
and lie lesson they gave good one, AMI
words Of treason il that place must b.
low and Of secret uttcsance hereafter. AM
this Is ;hc right feeling. 1t is quite tim
iur Icy mcn to DECLARE that Treason mns
zt dp7t5, either in spoken words, or i
IcHsraper columns that rcIlz with ii:
10y sly. II is ntt the mob sriri- that II
would ruuee, bu: if we arm OUT brother
,u. a1,i; send them to the field to punish rebe
With bayonct and ball, are We to permit
pur n7,p communities, home traitors
dccry t-c holy causc Of the country, III
aim TO weaken patriotism among us? III
people Of Rockford were right And t!
:ncople of Woodstock will doubtless tai
good care never again to allow seces5lt
xiliife1 Of the government to hiss lis tre
son in their village. Il ismore fortunate
him than Lc can again expect to be, that
came safc home 10 Chicago. His era
il M1uenry county will 10 good. L III
sio,lary Of treason, he plainly laid beft
lis audience Of patriotic hearers forci
illustration Of tie present dangers Of
country from the disseninators Of treas
in the legal States. These snen aaus1
steamed. Treason must be dumb in
Northwest, even if terrible examples
needed to enforce the lesson.
, 1862-07-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Great Eastern
ENGLAND will Take Advantage Of any
Favorable Qpeoilg.

CAFE RACE, July 5.-Ihe Great EASTERN
with datcs Of Liverpool to the lst inst,
pa5scd here this afternoon.
In Parliament Lord Palme7ston said he could
sec no good vet i'll offers Of mediation, hut M
government would with pleasure LAKE adYan
ta=e Of any favorable opening.
The correspondence rtsatdir.;. the sli1
Emily St. Pierre, is published.
Minister Adams didn't 1s,ccdc from the 10
sition first assumed By BIN.
, 1862-07-09

eE The prospects OF an early adjourn
a1c:t Of Congress increase apacc, and the
session will probably end this week. Our
dispatches elsewhere give good idea OF
lie present budget Of business Incomplete
and pending. There isno ohjectionto ou1
Congressman going home unless more in
pcr,ant questions intervene, in which cast
;hcir constituents viii receive them coluly
, 1862-07-09
FROM THE COAST BLOCKADE,
Affairs at Nassau, N. p.
a REBEL STE1MEK WRECKED

NEW YORK, July San arrival from Mas
=au rcrorts there were number Of steamers
ard other vessels waiting for An opportunity
~ rnn the blockade, The steamers Nashville
end Ka,e sailed On the 122tb, but were chased
back. The steamer Orcsto. built in England
Tor a man-of-war was seized by Capt. Hlnck1y
cfH. B. b. ship Greyhound, sud prize crew
put On board. When seized she vas under
Ile command Of Capt, seamcs formerly OF
the Sumter. The steamer Ccclt from CnaEies7
ton. with munitions Of war, ran on rock oil
Abacco and sunk in four fathoms Of water:
Sic bccamc total wreck. The wreckers lad
saved the greater part Of her cargo ia . dam
aged condition, and it Was being sold at auc'
ton.
bras cannon, smooth bore, ,ands stnarked Vein
, 1862-07-09
Gen. BarnSlde's ARMY In
Molten.
HIS FLAG-BOAT At FORT
RESS MONROE,

FORTRESS MONROE, July 6-{By mail.>-
Gen. Mcclellan has advanced up the river
about seven miles, since tie It'll.
r,,n,,.r ,,,t,--- No:'RoE. July :.-svycrEl regi-
aents Of cay.lry 1eaTs here today to go up
It is rumored that Gen. P. st. George Cooke
Is ordered to report at Washington.
2 D. m.-Burn5lde's fag-boAr has JUST ar
rived and anchored in the Roads.
All quiet in the river.
PHILADELPHIA, July s:-The P't$s Of this
city has dispatch dated Newborn, n G.,
July I'd, which says that Gen. Bufnslde,s en-
tire army is in motion against Richmond
, 1862-07-09
PROCEEDINGS 0F CONGRESS-
SENATE.
w,eurcroE Ir1vT. 1858.

HAsHIkGTOS. Ju1t IL 4ooss
On motion Of Nr. GRIMES, the bill supple
mcpta1v to the act for the Ielease Of persons
hcld to service or labor III the District OF Co
lu1nbia, was taken up and pasoed.
On motion Of Iii. FOSTER, the General
Pension bill was taken up and passed.
The bill to provide provisional Ternments
in certain pi8ces, was taken up.
Mr.. TEN ETCK could see no necessary 1of
tto nassacc Of the hill at all. It would only
interfere with the rights Of States, and 1ecog-
niza the doctrine VI secession. These are as
mnch States as ever, and this thing o. tne
government OF these States should be iefe TO
"Gr NJ POWELL. denounced the bill as uucon-
| etitntioral, reducing the States to provinces,
| tendiug 10 disunion by destroying soFeteisa
States and violating the constitution which
guarantees republican form Of government
| to every State- ..,. o+;a
| AfteT An executive session the Senate ad-
journed. -
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. OWEN hoped Congress would pass t1e
s1ayes into the sef7{7e for intrenehing, siegt
service, etc, and guaranteeing 1nem t1el
freedom. Congress had better adjourn and e
home, and memoe1s LEAD o. o. 10HoE ni1Ex'a soee 81
constituents to the field. MI. Ol4ENe II
IN mntion Of Nj. WATTS, resolution Ha
adopted instructing the Judiciary Commute .n;nie
to Inquire into the expediency Of obtalnln Y
lie amount of properly captured rom n
. neonlg Of New Mexico and the general gos
eTnmentin latter territory BY the authorize I: E
Of .Texas, and providing for the ;confsseaho
I Of so much Of the land Of that State IS nj
| maEe indemnify for the losses they thus II
, curred-;he COMMITTEE to report bJ,bN
: Mr. WEsHBURNE. from the Comnittee
:. Government Contracts. offered resolution
which was adopted, instruet1ng the Comm'
lee on priyate Land Claims to make full i
vestigation into the patent for lands includli
he military reservation Of Fort Lea7enWo1t
! and also into the facts connected with :
present situation Of the military rese!Vatit
/ Of Fort Smelling, with power to send Tor p
- M. .W5sHBURNE submitted commu1
y. cation from tbs Secretary Of War, asking 50
an investigation. On nmotion OF Mr* P0kEE
= the House, under suspension Of the rules to
y m the Se1nte bill for the establishment
~ aFenals 1t Columbus, O., indianapolis, IN
Al and Rock Island, Ill, for the deposit and
" pairs Of arms, appropriating sloo.o0 Tor ca
- Tr. EDWARDS introduced q bill. nh
, 1862-07-09

c. The bill establishing Federal
Arsenals at Rock Island, Ill, and also
at Indianapolis and Columbus, only awaits
The Presidents signature to become law
Il is designed that these establishments
sAaN be for the storage and repair Of arms,
The great shops at Springfield, Mass, and
other points being still to be looked to as
tle 1>,ints of manufacture.
, 1862-07-09

rzs" VIII the Chicago Times howl, and
oh1ice Us By continuing to howl Confscs-
zion has actually gone into practical opera
tim a; Memphis, and tile blacks in large
numbers are busily at work on our en-
trez!ch1ncnts. Loyal owncrs ION taking
TIC oath) will be compensated for the1r
S.sycs and their se1ylcas. The secesh will
1Csu both,
, 1862-07-09
FROM The SHENANDOAH.

New YORK, July s.-A Winchester letter
-crorts &c: .YGcary's command advaacig: into
Biz Fort valley. His advance fell info az
ambuscade near Fort Furnace; sk'rnlist
cp=ued in which two cavalry men were
wounded, not fatally, and the rebels were
driven from tho rocks and stone fences.
Glary holds the ground gained.
, 1862-07-09
a3en. Pope's Army Concentrating,

NAsH1xGTos, July s.-The Star says on
Fr;daY last q division Of Gen. Mcdowell
CORPS took up their line Of March for Warren
town, w, which point they nov hold. We
4rompt end proper concentration Of Gen.
Popefe army.
, 1862-07-09

=-Thc Treasury note bill is Inv when
Issxi.ncd by the President. The appearances
HOW arc, that among the latest labors Of
his Congress will be Confscation aud
Emancipation. God grant that this reward
/ the labors Of loyal men may be reached.
, 1862-07-09

TOEIETH, lE1Es.' 1ulI q, 1o7z-
Ta Han. F. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
Official reports are Just received Of bril-
liant affair near Boonyile, hiss, On tha Isl.
Col. Sheridan of the I'd Michigan cavalry,
with two regiments rs men, Tese sess a1SasKea 9n
beripg 4,70o, which he defeated and; ,dfoTe
back after seven hours fighting. We 10 Lost
forty-ore Killed, wounded and missing The
rebel loss must have been great Ihey Left
si5ty-flye dead on the 1eld.
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