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Fast baltimore Raagers.-Capt Thomas j.
nearly perfected the organization, of corps
OF mounted rl1emen, to be called az above. IL
wii' be the mission of this company TO aid in
tns redemption of MaryIan from the clutches
VI her oppressors. Natives Of that State, and
others favorable to the objects proposed, will
Please rsad the advertisement for recruits, to
Oo IOnno III another column of this paper
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Rittmunp Rispshp.
JUNE 2. 1857.
MONDAY worrying .


ne q pooa NHwG8e nfeue.
On Saturday lac, the grand struggle for this
civ WA commenced in earnest between a por
ton Of Gen. Johnstons army on our side and
q portion q the Federal army under General
Mcclellan. The enemy had CROSSED the Chick
Ahominy Al several points, varying from eight
and twelve miles from Richmond. on Friday
evening, and was attacked on Saturday morn
ing early by our forces. The fight was con
tinued till night with great spirit on our EIDE
~nd the enemy obstins,ely contested the
ground from which he was repeatedly driver
The loss wac no doubt heavy on both sides'-
Yesterday morning the fight WAS again renew
ed, though not continued "a unintArm'ttine'y
a. il was the Jay before. Both sides we're
reinforced after the beginning OF the hight
but our numbers engaged were never more
shAn half that OF the enemy
The summing ny last night WAS highly en-
rouraSins 70 our men and our Gauss We had
driven the enemy q. all points towards the
Swamp or stream he had crossed, takeu TWEEN
~ e.sht pieces and between saven end eight
tuudred prisoners.
General Johnston was slightly wounded the
.ra Gus,Avus ". Sm',h--an Officer o: very
grea, ability, enjoying the confidence Of tbs
army IN . high degree.
The reader will fad in cur columns such q
sketch Of this great struggle, thcs begun and
progressing, as it was in our power &c prepare
from the materials within our reAh
The wounded have been eo.'viug in tia city
since the beginning of The eight. Thsy have
been placed in hosritsls prepared Tor them -
The eiti,.ne have disctar.,ea5Feir duty n"biy-
They Insisted in bringing Il wounded, and
wers active il dong wha, could to allevi-
etc their sntf sripgs.
In this contest for the Southern Capitol
every State in the Confederscy is repre- scented
We suppose tha. each has shed its blood here,
and the sons of each have here added iustre 10
the history of Their country by their hsroisu.
Tho spirit with which orr brave army of pa
friotic ci,izers has commenced the battle gives
~ sssurauce Of = glorious result
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The Battles Saturday and Sumday-Gen.
Jos r Johnston, Commanderiu- Cnief, was
wounded slightly by spent bali in the groin.
The slaughter amongst medical officers has
been severe, no doubt owing to their freely
exposing themselves on the ED Surgeon E.
s. Gaillard, Chief Surgeon of General G W.
Smiths division, has hid his right arm shatter-
cd by Minnie bali, and will lose it. Hatton's
brigade tTeunesse.) has lost one surgeon and
three assistant ditto. The brigade was terri
bly shattered
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fiction Gsllses.3 Oar citizens arc earn
es,ly Iequestea 10 attend 1t th8 depot OF the
York River Il .iirosd during 70 day with such
,on,eyautes - they mac be able to procure
.so spare mattreesee. beds, TODD, ami drink,
for tbs wounded soidlers Who will be arii,lp
by that route from the BATH. ID. THIS mat
to admits ct no delay. We are confident that
al viii show A Willingness to repeat tae noble
work of yesterday IL the way ct succor to
our brave defenders.
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We see In the latest Nor,b.,r o.
ANNOUNCEMENT that General Dir ,,hs, 49,.
S'voe' ''"'s n'sn's man snt dsfen Ter Of the
S'o'i has arrested Judge Richard Cs,m,.hs~,
and James Powell, ProsscutiSx A,,orn.~ ~
Talbot eossty, upon . charge Of treason, sua
anpr'sonsd them in Fort kcHsnry Jackson.
bold march has 10 d1att excited the tyr4sxv
70 hts'e more pressure upon The spirit "
Maryland, which 10 COP ,'Ssrsd not yet quslna
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BsADe'Rs AgAv OF tbs PofoMAC.
Camp rear Coal Harn"r. Va,
81 1hfh 1870 \

Camp rear Coal HArnor. Va
day Goth, 1852 J
0sssRAL 6RDsBS, No i2s.
The General commandiug announces wi n
regreI. the ioss Of Brig Gensra! William
II Keim, OF this Army. who died on the is b
inst, at Harrisbu' &. Pa, Of typhoia fever,
contracted while ia command OF his brigade
on the Peninsula.
General Keim has eceivsd n civil lie, from
the people Of Pennsylvania, proofs Dt their
con If 1ence IN his character and abilities, III d
under the nTst requ'si:ion Of tho President t,
for he suppression OF this re0ei;ion, he was
appointed by the Governor Of PennsyIvania
TO the command OF 4 Brigads Of three mon til s.
voiun teers of th IT State For lis services in
that p.sition 10 received from tie PresIden t
u similar APP n msnt n he Volunteer ser.
vice of toe Un,soa States, and con timed fai' b
fu.ly ~ discharge ths duties. even after dis
ease had fastened itssif upon him. being at the
battle Of Williamson &, although scarcely
able to sit upon his horse.
After a life of usefulness and honor, he Aas
been stricken down while periodically en-
gagged in the military service of his coun atty
BY command Of MAYOR General Mcclellan
S. WILLIAMS, A. A. General.
Ofhcial: AID. de Camp.
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me membe.s Of Gaines's Battery, from
Portsmouth, Va, request us TO return their
thanks 10 Mrs. X Adams for IA sumptuons
breakfast presented them by that lady. They
arrived in Richmond at midnight on the e, h
nit , and rested on the steps of the Custom.
House until next morning, when the iadv
above mentioned gave them cause to remem.
Der het kintnsas
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FATAL ACCIDENT ~-James S. Albright Pri-
vate t;screary 70 Gov. Shorter. OF Alabama,
was killed at Montgo merry, Ala, on the % tn
In st. by falling from the third story window
OF the ca pit,, bniidins Heh.d been for many
years . .le:k IN the caps.o,, and war 10 &c u
esteemed c;uz,n 81 Montgomery.
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Alas EoH TEE CONQUERED y Judge kicn ard
Carmichael, Of kastoa, Maryland, WA taken
from the Bench on the as b ult by Federal
troops. under al order from Gen Dix, of
Baltimore. The arrest was attended with
much violence. Judge 4 being strack over
the h. ad ard beaten by the ffic.I making 1t,
Doub, OF his "loyaity" brought on the out
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Fsrn Ho~stzer COmp1ny.-AnOng the Ca
su.Itiss IN tho fight of Saturday last we regret
TO learn that private George K Crump wac
severely wounded in the foot TIL. conf any
was The hrst 10 open tho engagement, ant was
,nishly complimcutsd by lieu. Griffin for gal.
'An"y and the accuracy Of is IRE.
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x Ma. Shot "A man named Michael Gar
rttv, confined IN the guard house on Frank
lin street as q deserter, attempted on Saturday
might to escape. and refusing tc halt At the
command OF the sentinel, wac shot through
10 breast aud dangerously if rot fstsly
SuI; ilie9.
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roi,ce Cont, Saturday Harriet Condrum
compsiuei asainst John Freeman and Ann
Childress. all paupers, the hrs' for Singing
her around" promise aously, and the latter toI
refusing her dreadtu!ly. The evidence
rroved that she was az bad as those whom enc
compl nned against, and the case wac there-
I'll parties concsrnsd-James Hays, q marine
t sought up for being drunk and nois~. was sent
before ths Provost Marehal.
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EoBrssss moERos. May 27tt.-Tha Norf,lk
Dey Book, which was allowed to oon:iDue its
,stus by Geo. Wool, after he tocuphtion of
norfolk by the United - at~s forcre on condi
ton thlt " shorld ns rssp1ctfcl IN its tone,
80. to day suppressed. in consequence OF n
com N urics'ion ID yas'erdny's p PER, sigI ed
'tuQuirsr.' which, III severe language as
sails ,hose ULion IiuZ ne Who have taken ID e
oath Of al:egiancs 10 the United Stats.. A
meeting was held last night, in which the
course ~ the ,fs psr wa ".tecussfd, and the
committee hAv,Eg waited upon Gen. Yieis,
aud sta'ei their r. qaes. iha, tue paper should
oe suppressed hs alqu;ssced, and the order
was Issued this morning.
After q hard rain, Iastt & all night, the
weather JIG now pleasant, bat very warm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-02

In Cnstody.-Bass Levy, tn rlo5t uotori-
Gus de5per ado ia Baltimore Has recently cap
tured by cur icrces near Front Royal, while
acting az Quartermaster of the st MARYLAND
egiment--a Yankee cooceru composed of
cut-throats like himself
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PRoNoTroH Col James l.. Ksmper, eth
S!-sirta r"gi3eut Speaker Of the Houss of
D.h eats. u prom ed t1t1e 1s.t)a Of Brig.
40 fsn-rsi of the lst VA siGts big IN
place vi Gen. A r. Hill, who has been ole.
vatsd 70 the rank Of MAJOR. General.
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Mattresses-Let every body read the notice
OF Major Z Girls void, relative to mattresses,
contained in TO-DAY paper The matter Ia
important and should be attended to-
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Sfruch by LiShtning.-Dnring tho severe
thunder anu hsntpiug storm on Friday night
last, barn, located west of the State Peniteu-
tiary, was struck by lightning, set on fire, and
entirely consumed
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1obace" Inspector appointed The Gov
ernof mas appointed Luke Wade. Jr., inspector
OF Friends Warehouse, III Lyuchburg, Va,
vice Clifton u. jennings, resigned.
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Detads o. Thursday'a Orsrctsens-Ihe Ba,.
a1e5 at 'front.' aoya1 mi W.acdestsr-Ta,
Three Days Operattoas.
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Drowaed A small negro boy, name IN
known, was drowned in the canal neal Hol-
lywood Cemete ~, yesterday.
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see the ye.u., of the )a.e fight:
FsADQu .Rrgss Army OF TIE POTOMAC
Camp pear Coal Earbor Va,
6!av 25.n, 1862.
GssssAL ORDERS. No. IFS.
l Upon @dVaucipg beyond the Chtckakom-
my The troops wi ! so prepared Tor battle 1T Il
moments notice, and will re entirely men :
cum ceret. Wi the exception O. am balances
all vehicles Will BE- left Oh he .ate:n side Of
the jhickGhoDiny and carefully parked The
mon Will leave their kub psacks packed with
the wagons, and viii carry three days ra.
lions IN heir hGyeTsacss. The arms will be
Put in rerfec; order before the troops march,
and a careful il spectiOa meds OF them as well
- CT the cfrtridgs boxes, which in all cases
Will cor tain at least forty rounds. Twenty
additional rounds viii be carried by tue men
Il their pockets. Commanders or batteries
will see that their Timber and csisson boxes
are filled to their utmos: capacity.
Commanders OF army corps will devote
their personal atfeu ton 10 the flu filmsnt OF
these orders, md will persona ly see that tt 9
proper arrangements are III de for parking
and proper suaTdiog ths tr ains and surrlua
baggage, tax rs ell the steps necessary 10 10
sure tu"ir hama brought prom ciiy 20 the fir ynt
whoa needed. They Will also taxa stsps to
prevent tho ? ~ huances from Interfering with
the mo yemeut Of any troops. These vehicles
must follow in resr Of all the troops moving
bv the sam road. SUFFICIENT guards and sta If
lftlceTs will he dStStlad To carry out these or.
dsrs.
The Ammunition wagons will De hold IN
readiness to narch 10 their respective hnfadss
and b ltteries st q monAnt. warning, uui will
not cross the ChiUakomiuy NATL ssut for. All
quartermastera and ordnance officers are to
rem ein Nth their trains
IL. In the approaching brittle ths General
QommandiuRArust tha. the troops Will pre-.
serve the discipline which no has bsen 30 am.
ious to enforce, ard which they ha se 40 gen.
orally observed. He calls upon all ON 3ers and
soldiers to obey promptly and in'e'lissntIy
all orders they may receive.
Let them bear IN mind that the army of the
Sotomac has neYsr yet been chscked let
thep pressrVe il b. tile perfect cooiness and
cent 1ence the sure t1rerunDsrs Of success
They must keep vol together, throw away
no shots, but aim carefully and low, and,
above all things, rely upon tia bayouet. Com
mandars o. regiments are reminded of the
great RESPONSIBILITY that resIs upon 'hem-
upon their coo;neas, Judgment and discretion
the destlnies II tnetr regiments and the sue
cess OF the day Will deyerd.
b. com iii nd OF TaI IT. Cen. McClellaa.
s. WILLIAMS. Asst hdj't Gen.
a
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The Uounded We hear of many casual,
ties IN the First Nirgi regiment; also, many
in the l2th, containing The Grays of this city
and six Petersburg companies We have
made such arrangements as we think will in.
the Eames tomorrow of all who have
been brought to the hospitals in this city
wounded. We prefer this course to hearsay
and partial list The Medical Department, On
Saturday and Sunday, sent out brandy, wins
key, morphine. spnls, bandages, &c I'D H6i
fum. Our loss Though the spirit Of many
loved one has flown upward,l has not been
very severe one, considering the importance
of the struggle aid the numbers engaged.
There >aan be but one opinion as to the con
duct of many people in this city regarding
their efforts, in conjunction with the army au-
'horities, to ameliorate the condition of the
wounded-they acted nobly. All of the many
hundreds of wounded brought here Yesterday
bore their sufferings with manly resignation
and forttude.
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Yaa .,s Prisoners - Up 10 : O'Clock ye,'er-
day evsniny, about go captured Yankees had
bean received IN the L. ) Prison here Is part
IT the r. suite of the Satrlas of Saturday an3
Suui4y. II il sad commentary CT 'hs wal
to think that fox the wor HESS carcass Of each
one Of these vile scouLdfeis perhaps the 'lte
Of II Southern patriot ard gentleman SSas cher.
al up on the bloody altar Hnich ianaleisu1 snd
fsnish hate has reared III our lard. They
each and all, deserve the halter ~ any thieves
ar murderers that Rave fallen victims - the
majesty OF All offended law. The following Ii
q list of the officers captured with the precious
crew above referred To- and brought here
George & Speer, Lieu Gel 6ls! Penn George
: Smith, MAJ II DO Geo " Dorsou. Can't
60 &. d, " J McCarter, ts' Lieut. 60 q. ISL
Penn Sam Cu1kader, Let Lient Go ID. I'D
Penn Julius A Smith, II L'ent c. sMh
Penn Thomas y Bake. Capt Go {, sIth
7, GA Guernsey. Serg.sni NJ slpr ~ Peup;
VI Bailey, Captain c. +. ito,h \ Y, {
Ga drer. LAT Lieut. Go +. l0lih \ \ j \
N.-yei. Let Lieu Co y, l00th \ r Lyneh,
;, |. ccr Go f.. ln0th n Y l. Smith, Isl LIent
L., u. Goth \ Y; 4 NJ CrrII, n Lient Go Z,
luita Penn: j Ii Nichols, Capt Go &, 96;h n
Y W b Moore, Captain Co b, ln0th \ Y. A
number CT tho prisoners, though cIassed As
Yanksse. drew their first breaths over the sea.
TIE man S1eer alluded to above received y
bullet ia the neck. Ssvera! of the other off
cers were also wounded, but not very everely
enonQh of them. however, were hurt to give
DIR Higginbotham Surgeon OF Post a busy time
Prisoners continued 10 arrive all last night.
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FRIDAYS RIaaIIFG.

From the account OF the New York poyl1',
correspondent We make the following al.
strsct:
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Gen McCIeIlan's --latest Orders.

Below we give TWO orders issued by Gen.
eral EcCielian just previous ito the battle
which hss progressed for the las, two days
Perhaps the aiiusicn to the fact Of the "army
If tho Potomac" Let aafin. bsen checked
would rot haso heSn mentioned had the ''s, =
p leon OF 'hs rorth" been able 10 have fore.
see the T2su., of the )a:e fight:
fEADQu ARrEs. ARMY OF TIE Potomac,
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YANKEE VIEW or rHs FIsLp ARousp RICHMOND.
The Philadelphia Iaqa;rn, OF the ssth, has
the following "Visw OF the Situation arcu nd
Richmond:
Or the very held upon which every eye 10
SO eagerly strained II Is impossible, from war
OF de.aiisd Intelligence. 10 < ave much dsscri p
non or 10 make mach comment upon the
movements " hich are there trsrspifing. But
tbs very uncertainty makes Ii eviient that
Mcclellan is Com pleii.K bis strategic eombi.
nations to entrap or resis: the enemy, and 50
caring his rear by making adequate bridges
over the Chickahominy.
rhsrs are few mono in tho conutry 50 stu
pid at the present time A. to hId fault with
His canton He 10 opposed by super Tor mum.
beers. strongly entrencned. aud he knows taat
the success Of orr movsmsn =, and his own
reputation ~ a General, rssss upon his COM
pls'e triumph there. He 4, daily Inak,pgh IN.
self msstsE CT the ptsiiion ~ careful rscoa-
uol.ssoees; cS opposing stroGk columns u.
proper strategic pei Ia, and by Il deliberate
com hins lion ~ his own E,ovsmeats with xhosa
Of M bowel, bank, Fremont, Wool. aud
burns,ds Daily he makes progress Nearer
ID pssrer come the colossal htss.. and az
any ,nousat va may have s,d, sut .n- .te..
battle.
Thsrs u much speculation ~ 10 wAs,hsr the
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SPtyit OF thu sIp,nipz p,,s.


The IHtslHgsHcsy notices the fact that Mr.. Ed.
ward Pierce, the especial sgen. CT the Treas.
my Department" who has charge of the aericul.
tursl and social experiment among the negroes Of
south Carolina, complains that General Hunter,
Proclamation enlIting negroes has inter.ered Sc.
rioutlv with his lebors.
The IntsHigsnesr supposes that Mr. Chase alb
stained from notifying the Secretary OF War Of
the injury thus being done because the military
was superior TO the civil power, and adds Il. con-
olusion:
"Whatever may be said as TO the expedIency
81 employing blacks in any branch Of the mill.
iary service, weare sure that no friend CT free.
DOM can look with satisfaction on their impress
Insnt In the rarGs. We hope our Government
VIII leave to the Confederate authorities a mo-
nopoly Of the odium due to the maxims and
practices OF military CONSUMPTION
The Repro.teaH treats upon what It calls " the
tummary and insulting manner In which the
Missouri Convention disposed OF the otsr made
by Congress to pay for the emancipation of
slaves {"
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1876 NEW STOCK.

Xxx NEW Stuck. AQC
INTERIOR ADoRNMEN7s
Just received choice selection Of new and do.
PAPER HANGINGS,
FROM the rich an0 ornate TO the m lst chaste and
simple patterns. appropriate for psriors, halls,
uIhlIg looms, and chsmbeIs. ...f.'
FIREBOARD PRINTS. STATUES, CENTRE
PIECES, 40.
Now Designs, warranted gold bards, imitation
gold, AID common
window Shades OF an, reeu,red styi. or sise pads
to order Bsf Gresn an Blu, 81 ,ds II OF andS
oJ the yard or made INTO Shades
QVhL PI TURF FRAMES,
WaITa ltec to b, gi!dtd with gold leaf)
ne GenosoIneSt AID l6rgast assortment IN the
plsrict, from the bcst Mar 'ac:ory In tie
Also, an assortment of Dark Wood Frames With
1b.lutIiul variety Of small Sc I'd Oval and Card
Slsre EIames Of fOrsIen and domestic manufio-
tuerc. PassePa:olgs, TO.
PICTURE COBDANO TASSEIS.
u He ens siZ 's sud o3iOrs, Pr oture RinTs 40
Purohascg exclusive for cash, the abovs goo5s
ldcco'olny TO their srsitr) will be disposed o al
as loW rates IS they ON be puroasssd for in the
Gales. W e"os'
Orders lor Psperhsngins or window Shades
country. Wy VI
A cal solicited from those needing the above
goodJ. s Inv s~''
Ee,ms cash. J MARKRITER.
kemrmber the numbsT-NO ass Seventh street.
Sdo0.s above Odd Fellows' balm aud the ter ma
CASH for FOODS and labor lie Sl-lmIf.
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THE DkEENcKs OF MoBILK.-The Hartford
inns - Informed by Dr Esslsr, who has jus,
North nom Mobile, that Fort Morgan (reported
e ken by our teetl was not a strong woff, The
reoeis depending upon their works many miles
nearer the city This fort Is some thirty % miller
below Mobile, while their defensive work, are
chiefly about four and ave miles below the citv.
There they have miles Of rife pits, asd q large
number OF Columbieds broug ct from PensacoR
The water 10 shallow, only about ak feet, and
they rive further add d TO this dim Guilty BY sink.
Ing oostIuetIons In IL, opposite their lines OF de-.
fence The Doctor, who was himself com ne Iled
10 wffS on tie entfenchments, thinks the Federal
city.
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LETTER AND PRESENT PROM THE PKrycr On
Wales We learn that the Prince OF Wales IA,
recently presented to Ex-PFesIdent Buchaaan :
ealenald iqH-lergth portrait Of himself as 4
ala b: mark Che says) OF his grateful reco,ecton
OF TIE hospitsole reception and his agreeable Visit
IL the White House on the occasion OF his ton, IN
the United states He adds that The cordial wei.
American people, and blythe sx President an their
chief, can never be efaced from his Kemory.-
JzssI!igsESSr. -"-'
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From che valley etyi,.in.

WiNcHEsTEa, June ~ Front Royal sdvioe,
state that Geo, Shields has succeeded In coocSr =
trating all his troops at Sassnrz The rear ON :,
OF his army len Luray about an hour bef6fe Il VA
entered by Eweli's advancing column. Even h
q heavy force. = - ~i'n
Arrivals to night from New Market, bring in.
teiiigence that Gen. Fremont was about 10 nd
vance to New Market, seven miles south 81
nount jackson, and opposite the Gap in the
Massanntten Mountain, through which the road
leads TO Luray. Jaekson 10 believed TO have con
siderable force; q Night troops In Harrisburg
while another body 10 a. or GEAR Port Republic
Prisoners report that Whites Division OF aiteen
n 3 are wishin supporting disssnee Of Port
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RESI- RSIsvoHexxrsrs AT R,cHnonn p

hEBsL REINEoReENEsTs AT RIcHMoHp.-fhe
Claclnnati Commercial OF Wednesday last saws
Z" In an article Of the Richmond Dispstch the
exploits Of Lieut. Owen, Of the 'washin pton Ar
ulery' Of New Orleans, in front OF Richmond. ia
one Of the artillery duels by which ammunition
has oeen Consumed since the battle OF the Isl
rsnemeefed that the Washington Artillery Of
New Orleans was In the battle or Shiloh. and tba,
Lieut. oven, formerly Of this city, was seen and
recognized on Tie held by several Of his persona
scqualnsaHces- IL, therefore, 10 cannot be shown
hat there are two New Orleans batteries OF
Washington Artillery, and two Lieut. Owen, we
bsye been transferred TO Richmond fropn Rss,.
regards Shiloh amy.
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" There is nothing in the ofaciaI and semi
emelai dispatches from Europe, brought by the
china, which indicates q present purpose on the
par OF any foreign Government to Interfere I'm our
aHair', out desire Is expressed in aImos, all tina,
Tie war be conducted with energy and activity.
90 thst the end may be speedy The desire Of
Europe Tor peace here takes on the form almost
ola petition in many Of these letters
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III From Hudson Taylor, 33a Pennsyivania
avenue the agent for Washington of Leonard
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-21

FIsAscI.I New York pspen OF yesterday
evening report q stsadinesg Ia the sfocf msrLey
We quote from closiag sales OF Govern mani = md
SeAss stocks : s9s sof 1851, tcoupon, ) los :
v.es - ls1i, lcoap0u;a %; u 3. So IsSs, tcoS.
tssl tihnets war 1csa t0l; Tennessee 6,sSs & /:
foreign exchange steady,