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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM THE North.

PETERSBURG, July l0-The Philadelphia
kquirer, OF tie S.h, haa bssn received here.
Secretary Weiles had received information
mifal Porter He says that Psmberton Gent
in nag of truce On the morning of the 4th,o of
fering 30 surrender If the men were allowed
10 march out. Grant replied that no man
should leave except as prisoner Of war. Al.
ter consultation with his commanders, Penn
berton unconditionally surrendered.
The event has caused tremendous rejoicing
all over the North. Lincoln was ssrenaded,
and spoudsd 10 foolish speech.
A Dispatch dated Harrisburg, July7, 9p.A..
says big fight ia going on at Wiiliarasport-
The whole rebel army appears to be on the
bank of the river, and ia 40 doubt making q
desperate fight.
The Inquirer says there 10 no Eows from the
army of special importance. Meade is ciossi,
watching his dscomd.ted bat willy autagonjss,
and an en nsagement 10 expected in day or two.
Tha Inquirer claims 5000 prisoners, beaides
the wounded left behind The slaughter among
ths Confederate General oii GERS il great
Itrinbls is q prisoner In our Lines, his LIT
foot gone. kempsr 10 a prisonsf, and III
dy.as condition. Arnistsaa was cap
tured ou Thursday, and is dead and buried.
Hood 10 wounded in The arm. Hsth, Pen.
dsr, and Pickett, are known to be Wounded,
and BATksdale and Qarnets are dead. Tho
Fedarai ioss canuot b8 less than hstsen, anu
may reaea twenty, thousand. The Inquirer
says tho wors. featnrs of the disss,er ia this
80 many Federal oiii,ers, most OF them skilled
aud efficient, are euhsr killed or in captivity.
I,u..eI.is.d ia wounded moro than WAS ca.
rec,ed, being isjured internally.
The Cahawta, from New Orleans, brings
later adsiies, which says tina. Donnid4onviiis
was attacked by the rebels in force Oh ha
23Lh, commanded by Gen Greene. The feo-
els were Iepulse3 after three hours hard ii sht-
ing, with u .oss of coo. The gunboa.s paglieI.
p@tea.
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Lie Telegraph

'1 'stc3 10 tbo Telegraph Cooperation we
AZ AK suAt N what we have ea;d with refer
NO - 'ho uGreAlbls, Inconsistent, absurd,
'DP'''e'1, @ad p.eg2rie4iins messages by ts!s-
.'@fo' We Eoant not TO convey ths idea that
'a' ieistfspa Association was responsible for
'.ee' TIE wire is only tho Vehicle for the
'"i'" ss!oh Of messages. Lka tie mail, it
t.'.' ys T. theif proper destination commnai-
4.i'2 submitted - l{-~wasfAss tb,,y he tfsa
~. h"a as Bot responsible Tor them. Ibis
s.s,si '.sa everybody gutar TODD; bat, as 1t
,4 1's '1aL Some do .as 80 ia&kathe exrla,iop.
t. - a'S 1a;otmea .hssI al nfesssiges iolati8g
ca WIZ ana htps ~ia ests Of Cur troops that
lie ifom j soks,,a .ts satu,;t Ell n ,.,s c,,,
o,,S VI The post there, aud not rent with.
for,,'s. @ppr9sAi.on TAia only inersages the
gr,ia1s' ihAt 30 many strange ani upcou.
uar.ts ih-s, positively caasTsdiotei State
a4~I loeailly. """ % ~ eVl'7 ''""
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liYDROFHOBIA CUREB AFTER TIE DISEASE
WAS FULLY DEvgLoPE D--Ihe Brooklyn New
York. papers nention lii, following remarha
bic cure Of :. ship.sfsht. uanisd ear Il Ircil,
who Was L;tten re.sniiy by q IN AZ dog, hydro.
phobl& los,i estins itself the Sunday fol
lowing Ii was host violent a1d rabii dur
lug each successive attack of the cisease.
What f. wed is thus narrated:
o, Rinndsy faoraiua. tie iaih ins,ans. ~
Louis Bauer, the heath otfiaes OF tis cisy,
took entire charge Of the case, and actnatea
by the theory tha: the poison had expeud II
It's yi.ulspca uCon the apiuai ccrt, as Il always
does having canstd il Il 4mnalion OF that Gr
,,a. t;ireetsd his attention uSou il Without
administering u grain of medicine, 10 ordered
q ,hnroush tTetj cnpoing ID The p)a'ef.os pr ;
ii tie head aEd aloYg tie eoiue, fcliowi3p IL
% with ice applications - she sane extent.
Ths patient, OF couTss, bsd - lay On his sion
acii ard was weil ssCcred by nise aaBieas e1a
ssraiut during this treatment, wbith Wa sGn-
tiVusd uaatased without interruption tor thrs .
spe ee ssve days and nish-s TIE patieat w..s
protectsd against any rstUrn OF racoxysn -
His pclse aad breathing became qaist, tbs p2i 9
acadaally tass h!4, a2d iso i ed ngsaa.1r
IL i'chinQs became likewise extinct
Since s .suEd.y last 10 outward eymptoal has
disturbed tia steady progress CT recovery,
AMI on W sdlesiay last tna rt.ieI, WLs als.
charged from me deal treatment, apparea.iy IN
the best state Of health.
The ease has naturally erea.ed raguh inter
est throughout The city, ard the results of hs
treatment Iaya beon iooas j f.f VITA 1iofe
than ordinary a5xs.ty. l. must "a added ID !.
in some points tie case ,'ite.s ffea tie oId
nary tx gesiunes, as " uadarstana ths sho-t
est period heretofore ohssrved between tas
auocniasioa OF the hy,.s3phob.c poisons ant
the manifestation Of tia disease has been say
erai dAys, whereas tie present eo1ameIeei
forty eight hours afisr The bite.
Inaxmnch, however. as the Bareh case has
bean seen by quite n,sn Der Of reliable per.
SONG, asd by highiy compstsns physician, sb.
jsesious 10 iis reality or the ground OF tis4a
can scarcely be permitted Il is yet que. .slan
able " heihsr ,hs treatment resortea To "a this
case by DR.. Bauer will bs a. efiieaci3us IL Es
resui,s in similar cases Al any rate, tais
msthed will commend itsssf % the assaiion
Of sha profession and the pubic at large, AID
future trials must decide its ulfAi.ing rsiia.
LiEty.
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CHARLESTON, Jacs l0.-Tae attack sre sas
commenced. There are four iron claas of the
bar, ons al the mouth Of Ssono river, aaa oaA
ia taai river. There are also f1sty. three olEsr
veasels oil tho harber.
There was heavy firing from o'clock A.
M. for tw o hours, our Morris Ialand basssriss
replying.
Troops are handbag al 0rinhAlfa
An ion clad snd 3 ganhoas have gone up
E.ena riysr 10 attack Fort pemAoRtoa.
IsxcosD DIssArcH
MARrIsssuKa, July Oh. via 8nAanson. l0s',.
A heavy cavalry iigas osoarrsd aeEon ~ river
, ,essssisy. We drove the enemy opeop riiss.
capturing nnmter Of psisopsfA 1hs sspy
II quiet at uagsrssown.
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A2FAIRs AT CHARLESTON.

TIE only intelligence Sc i&ye lrora C!sarles-
ton III addition TO rat rnfe- Sur ta!egFaphjc
bead, Is conaiaea ia a tsis. ssgsn .seesiysa in
oiieis eireleg 10 the eiEsst t.astlss enemy had
sueeses;e1 l.. tIec,1Bg & lesl Iius On Msr3is .
iel.aJ. This IL ali lsl gihi :ahont i've miles il.
Isng.h, aud ig wholly in possessisn of the en-.
el4g woaia permit them to approach within
,nrle>u bend red yasrds Of Fort Sumter. We
have heavy batteries 0n the island, which vi
bsye to te taken by tas eaemy before they
can operate to a.Uy advantage against FoI /
SGmter, or the city OF Chafleston. Should
tAsy succeed ID carryiaZ these batteries n etc
as yet ether oD3 Aaes for them TO encounter
before .asy iGti:c3 II Try upon the def ant
fJF. Ihs approaches 10 Charleston, we are
asalred are well guarded, end although the
enemy Mi atr@,u every nerve for its reduction
{ ere is good reason to hope that he will be
a,sappointed in the presoul, 80 he has been in
Other attempts ioF lis capture.
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Shooting Serare -LAst ThnsSday evening
"a Lieut. Lucien l.. Bass and Lis1k Dilia,d
were passing up Sixth street from b II Iaie,
whsre their commands are on dusy, shsy met
= man who rudely ran .ssisst thes, and turn
wanted IL. Th, cffiesss baid tut llNls attain
sien to him. and were passing u, vhen. they
saw him running towards them with his pisaol.
Lleut. Bass drew his pistol and fired, the fsl-
low wiDcing W il struck, bot tieiD9 two incl.
lscsuai shots. Lieut. u. then fre1 second
shot, when his antagonists wheeled and ran OF.
Learning Afterwards that the man was struck,
Liaas. Bass went to Jue.iee TiuberlakS and
gsvs bail to appear before the Mayor. Ysetar.
lay he renewed his bond, to enable shs police
to discover the wounded party, IL possibio.
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VOL. XxV.
GEN. LEE i ARMY.

Tie onIy direct intelligence we have from
Gen Lees army, is ffapa diFpeteh received
at the cfGcs OF the Enqs,,@ss yenterday, which
esaias that there wsa "a severe infantry fight
st Booasboro' MI, ca the S2i, which resulted
ia lha repnlse of the egsmy after tarce hours
severe ERhtirv No either pasticaiass are
gwen. \ cavalry ;'gh. Is also reported &c
naya taken place near fAgarslown, on the
a.iEa day. The ssmo dispa;eh aates that The
forcea of the enemy had been Withdrawn from
Cat yabnf9'twe!ve hours befyrs eaE army re
tired This would no. indiesss ss,s,t We suffer
ej 50 sssious reverse as ii alleged by TIE
Yankee journals.
Use Central train from S.s.istea by which
it ~aE hoped some news vs"Etl Es@eh ua--hac
not frdyei up 10 the Lous of ,5Ieg ~ fre7a
iu consequence Of The tfsakans OF fss aata
between Cha riottt ~ lie ANA Ss"rdensT.iis.
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Abe t,p.t, b-.lo ivGnI Gu, q new method
T.. l44.h.st ,a,is enemies. / i that OF call
ias t.ew lsMheya Ihoy called Gen. Early
sl and t.ry aEa, l.ll "a n EiWlrd Jphaa0u 60.
tuut ,-peis " HAT General johnston was
i.l.etr tas g.. j. ol Gouys blr-r, and that hs
nasa fsansy ,yA4i@n by liith- They 'neaa
"' course. Geu Edward Jphas0u, Tor there is
lo other D.Htrt We ha,isSe, Il either ua.ae,
I,G-ae.a. l..u-s4i4I
eAs'e a4t .eaii from aby other source
ia. G-a. .i4- - was A.asd, lsor 40 we 10
bs'e t,e y...e.la4t u 10 itu3. h waa, how
e,s5. -a Hs-a.y ,vnuian, Li.t native of Cttss-
i-ds.i -lul.g - ih4s Sac. H. gfa id4tld at
Nss, F,.u' ID served through tie Florida
FN he afterwards ent 50 kleXieo. aud was
'~ al 81 Se.:. ba-1io5 ~ the c1mmance-
!--It Of tie @ eat ,.lr 30 v4s appointed
tio"yt e ..# a-.l,rex, x,n.eat, aHi Distinguish
'4 hlmr :ue ,.-ia 81 GfeenIfier. Lofs
DO e"umtu' tle poet on The GgaCnbfisr, he
'H"4 I've ~tt.s.ta Xic.osy II Aiieyhaa7
@.etasi T. .. Is sHp.i3.s force. uaiiuE with
dttaan e m..n!y contributed - te Victory
e'e' MhfoY. whesr ho w.ss so s,,, i1usl
"s4a3cd ths. dc Was jsr IA ny monlha uuabis
l. take taa Gell
- va lave eaji. w8 i, not hsiiave dat
'au jyhasea Wal killed., blt. il he was, tho
''ul1} las H. oac If t3 bsay est all.. best of-
'.s's Ee'efsa oi approved skill, WAo had
's5" o'si ts h.o l.ora bis earl yonihL
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Eufesf%tts2 % fF>Fo 7h4HAS
a,- re-, lssa viii sacolieet that come ums
,t,. nc..sp4neIs reported slasttao Coaiesl
., .tb~egs rad bees shot, by II Burnside, iof
l...ea Of recruiting ia il n.Ieky, a .5'ata
,s4i tv toe Ccnfei@sacy, aai a." by iho
..ssas. ~ al tie Gorl derale Sta.vr stand
,ssef eig the stti2 i9oiir s.ls,keutaeky -
s.. are IA elaine hy the Yankee Govern
s.. q, Z la.it i4e : gHt oi Bufa lie 81 exc.
., rsar.iisg o'ii2srs 10 kaataeky. va. +,
,s he right - ID tbs ssuas i.siuY 10 .ir
ia 81 SbulH Carolina. as tb,t sy.a
.m;ssib.e. th8 C,Ef;lefsis aa'hor
7 cgeoat H correspondence with the
.] a4taVlt,es, demanding the charge
s.se'H s4su ~ siaal tbess mon
% r..rvgc- f...a taa. ;hay wefs tried A. sglsS.
i COS oft.ar c35d 81 - ibsB demanded, ,.nl
s...rasad & om u .A&' IL y were ,gied not a.
aE lorree.1i i4-y ia Kentucky. ka1giv
f.5e..!. !..s.. Tgssacus y lyis had a couple
Cp;ssas selected by !ot, az va slated the
.~rd4y. BIT, ia tie me anjina, ha thonsb'
/ ,ssgt9tgy the e1ac5s oi nsgo t&iiOn, cspe
l l!y as thcgs were vaU ia ctasT ,.Iln.a to
.4a 4le e,.r e=4 l,feaeo ia another eeiaean
/ 1.ee- t,ev President S~spiseaa aui certain
) aSee otaajtls eHpisi.s the whole mater
!. we eeec tie ccri9pa reader 30 l.
l5efo Is nothing rne4ues than The geauino
J ak &c, sud IiaCyla is one of these. j. 'ated
tuo f,u ,f VicL5burs, he viii Hstsa 10 ~
Lr.ns 1t Leo vive Nlsate another soand
d ulbia,, a4I he wll bo gI.3 enough u rego-
Il, -. Tie asa rep5.itiol oi tbs old gt~o--
q I i =. i. not -
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AIRY, ard artillery, near Monterey, on the
IiAgersssw WI and Gettysburx road He cap
TIRED 9H rfis,Eers, iEclndiag @ai' wounded
eli sers aDa TWO gtlrs TIE euus were de
s'royed The enemy ware completely s1r
rrised. ard were unakis to make sny seiious
reeistance. Fisitg was heard III tho direction
oi tie eneG,ss retreaiiBg coInuln yesterday
afternoon. 1t was probably easiasd y our
cavalry nnd flying batteries pressing them-.
Ha,stslsrg, JAY 6-9sen Z ,ues has pushed
forward all ass effective forcs 20 co-op5fate
with and loiis tne Amy If The Potomac aud
ss. by ORDER Ut Gen Meade, pushing tie regi-
neL,a FOR sari ,sa rapidly as they sro oTgan
lied
sen Lse ispsii to hold all tte passes in
South sioun'ain, se .dieg lat, Culabei Ia,a
Valley from Ges.. ssurg.- This i, done fer the
purpprs of moving Lis trains, now Tai lily
pasbing for Nirgi IL The moasitains are fill
ed with disorganzad eoihisFs from Le9's ar
my, WHO are coming within our lines every
honr.
The trooys uEdar Gan. Pisrce formerly
hi'roy q arttEed yesterday at Chamaersburg,
ana pushed CD towards Greencaa'le, where
they capt'iIed s,ij0 prisoners two wagons lead
ed viii siaiider, 81 three pieces OF sr,iliery.
fha prisoners wers straegleYa, making tEeIr
way ID the Potemae in company with Tie
wagons.
Il GIspatch from near Chanbersburg THE
i.so Ili5g. says III It heavy firing vas hsaid II
the. iiFee;i1n Of uagers.oxr. L. is believed
s,ss e4~ts Fsescss has aassaa sc attack in teai
vitiajty Gu the trains moving towards Vlr
gipii.
FREDERICK. July G, F. MI ia believed here
thA. tbs reported. destruction tf the rebe,
bridge 1t Wiil;amsport originated IL the fact
that the bridge az Falling Waters, ) miles
below, was destroyed. An oil ,er who was
with the party which destroyed The latter
bridge, reports that the patty subsequently,
started to destroy those st Williamspors, but
fading Inlb dan tiers with large force, aban-
donea the enterprise. Abou. 500 Febs! pris-
onera, including 81 wagon loads CT wounded,
arrived here to. day by The Uaesrstown PIKE.
Trey inclajed thcse captured by Gen. * pat
rick.
Heavy firing was heard yes:erlay af ernoon,
IN the direction of Monterey and oTeencastle.
L. is rep1ftsd ID have bean caused by cur pur
snii g forces pressing upoa the eneinys rear
gna ii, aHto, teing StF0a asfy 9osffd. cheched tie
pursuit
Three Ie.tera FROM JEFF Dlvis to Lee we're
found On nan concealed Ia bia boot. Davis,
tn one letter, tells Les be bad uuderrated the
stgergth OF TIE Array Of the Pot. t.mae, aGd
laat II was not 81 fonch reduced - Lee had
supposed, AID Davis advised Lee to return 20
Fug nisl at onee Davis say 6 lie senl hisl ali
the lruops lie could spare from Richmond, ami
could not give hini E eauGesa u army 4a he
expected.
Basis .hiIlks Lee NJ iie a mistake going into
Penney Yapia, aud fears s9rloue disaster II Lee
,io : .oi Immediately raturn. Iuo tone OF Ills
letter WAS very disparag,ug ihe other le-
,ers ware ruimportAit Il rebel mail Was also
captured by Capt. Dahigrsn, at the came tlule,
:. ta many leiters, bus noas OF special ila-
p0I aao5 thai ihfe much light o sa5ai opera
tEgAS.
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Z ksYine-Wslliam w. Jonos, charged with
beating John L. Curry Gu 2is. june, aud caus-
Ing hls dsa,h, was agsin before the Mayor y~s-
tsriay, and tailed in s5oD to appear ,hls nosn-
lag.
Alex sndsr Baker, charged with st.hsing ard
killing EayensL Lyaeh On II Jsly. was baiisd
II Si utu to eppeaI AID auswer hsxf Nsndsy.
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Pyisoa Record-At tho Libby, yesterday.
i6 erisone-s were received from jackson,
Ma, iusiu,a;ag captaIa e. A. Mann and Lieut..
W. N. b srcy, OF iha 5sh Illinois cavalry; 1
from Taflorsv;lie; i3 ffon Beverly, including
Liaat C5l Wn. Piss, Of the ls9ta Virginia
(Iankee) miii.ia; from Gosasoors', ani Is
Ifan, tha l'osiasa,
Lieut. w. & Dutton, OF the G. In Psnnsyl.
wanna, aai prigaa Jansss ID tey, of the came
regine.,s, .saze asas 10 Castle Tauaier, yss-
tssday. feom the Libby prison, charged with
gave offences.
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Ga tie 28 il inat. !; brijli,n. aDd successful
exploit was performed by . portion Of the 9Th
V.r.inia cavalry in Kanawha county, Va a
corre spondaAt of the Lynchbarg Republican
saya;
Ga the 9Th nit. Capt. Lewis, with the Ka.
raWha l. ,Dc3fs Border Rangers. DpFisr
Ggays, and Iaz well Troopers, making in al
about Two hu1drc1 effective mon, t0oA 10 tbs
march for place known as The = OIth oi L2Cp
creek. v.Lers were posted Soma es7arAl hun
dred 4aukee cavalry. They bad quite al ar
dayua r-asch ever trachie5s m9untai2s and
through a Bva,ssiy settied coanlry, most + the
tine hayiog rotLipg for themselves or horses
10 subsist upon, YET Tie b0ys i.ever uttered 4
single word ot complaint, Ior tAey were too
aaNI0us 10 ch&stise 10 wh he'd a. cn,hisasfY
iordad over ihtif hou.as i'r the last eight
iii ,lItLs Ulvins aeces.ai3ei from Iowa! ct.-
zsu5 Ga tAsir march th9 DGaih3gs &ud po-
sl.ion OF ihe enemy, CAr'aia Lewis kew
that he must eurprias a"d take tho enemy
al = dis .dyautaae ID whip them. 50
e.riy on Sa'ulaly morning, coming up
On the Yankee pick7ts, he -ged them
ve.th i. whole cOm1iaud, aud followed Fgat
Rt their heeii, smash into the middle of me
Yankee emp. IEen The work begun, our
boys u irx roV0veI9 and fabre5 trseiy, ssHd
th3 Iaukeea li9Iins in every direction, coma
On horseback, Jut tha majority afoot, no. hav.
INK time to ges their horaes Tie scene st h 3
! ont was erAnGiy exciting; oar boys M III.
la seen III ayerv direc;ion ia equals a1d al9I o,
lurauing te Yankees, eui when they canle
il striking distance l lou!I 500 from tie Hash
OF their eyso %ui by tho mighty power with
" hica they yielded their heavy aabses, that
tAey wers ibinkiug Of slnos.aE iious3s, davas-
tale plan atians, ald outraged humanity
Wekil!cd Eiae, captured sona a,xty prison
ars, besides s:xty horses, one bundled navy
rovo.vtr3. s4bres, carbines, saddles, tr;dteE,
&. ., aid i0a- cna man Aill3d Twelve YGa
KEGS a.terple | TO swim he Ka1Gwh2, Eoag
wsrs drowned. ani tli6 reo4 aO0a. !..cat aGi
were taken pgis0ness.
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ALL QUIET AT HAGHRSTOWN N.

MAkrIssBcRG, July O. Oar army is q liz.
geretown. All quiet shere 10 day. A cavalry
ssirnish TOOK Piacs yesterday. Tnsrs Is lao
information Of the whereabouts OF the Yam
kee army. Maryland Heights have been re-
occupied by a small force Ut the enemy. Al
ordnance train has jus. passed Oh tha way 10
q dsn Lss, who is waiting for il.
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bfe Gen / hola.- of gea Jones's diyi
se" "a Nssisfn Virginia. has resigned, in
t'a.t31@ncs u ii.aealth lIs haa fefved
"''1 "seiaiLe4s aud distinction from the be-
''a''.if ol ths war. lie accompanied Jack
f'a ia -'s celebrated Valley campaign, sid
WIS a7'afey wounded At tbs b4,.ia Of k3Ins
""A ~. ui3 resignation ths ssrsice ioses
81 ,-''odf @nd gentleman both aoooapiish ed
~! l-La.ar
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been granted, mStEal geod ecoasd hasA bssn
e.Jseted BIZ II: and If this waY 90 uisHassrL,
40 a inst, so nnchrs' ian. Ssd 90 In-ansis.ea
with every fdridanleulsI principle Of Ans.iean
cDus. hutiora betty, "nsnst neeJa continue
10 bs wagsd against us. that 1T 'eaft seps of
its sayerer horrors, whie! now ass niseptiy
threaten might nave been avoidsd.
Very respectfully,
ALEXANDER II. SFtpHEss
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Tls X8l.A4ts s.y rlist il pesBsj3ss 8s&aa, y.
Iiia retreat. 10 !}Fi& pafs they i0s- iiiB0 Iisu.
Iao dss!ed fco 81 pvrt Hudson are ia tina i
;nss i;Anhss supplies wsrs nos cut of, and
he was still bombarding tie place.
Gen. Morgaa 10 in Kentucky. He set iira to
Lebanon, X. GA tua J.h, and CAP taced tha-
3J.h ksL.uoky Fankse) regimen.
Troops are being cen. frotn Ne y bern Il. & 3,
TO Washington. And tas il ~ 1T feat al army
which tue YAhhess c.Aia aisesJy 10 !.aga 10
tested!
4 city Cii;er OF Norfolk. vs.. has been
til. own into prison oY 'hs military Command
ant. Tls City Coanoii held u uleeting about
ii On lie 81 INST.
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Droxaet Yesterday evening, while . free
dock In bost, with two Or three white boys,
skimning for fsh, ths boat upset. TIE boz .
escaped by swimminR; bat the negro, uaahlo
to do so, sank helpless to the bottom. His
haay was recovered short time alter she 90.
cident
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Boiy F1aad-The body Of Mr.. Spraggins,
the soldier that loss his life in astsmp pting 10
cross Gillies' Greek, with q mule team, somo
few afternoons since, was taken from the WA.
ter last Thursday morning, aud Inferred yes
serday by Alderman Sanxsy, the acting Cor.
Ouer
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The First VTgiaia Regi,aens.--Amorg the
Losses in the Firss Virginia Regiment, Of kich-
mond, at Gettysburg, were Colonel Williams,
killed, and Lieut.. Reeve, wounded. Ths rt gi.
ment is nOw under ths command of Lieu.
tenant, every ranking Cffiso- having been
III lad or wounded
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Potice, has. fOu und an owner for . quantity OF
table ware, which had been stolen and con.
csaisd in the county. The goods bslopgeI TO
Mr Ragand, whose house was foreioiy enter
ed and robbed some weeks since.
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Bi
Us FLAG SHIP MissssorA ,
OF Newport News. Virginia,
Jaly 4 1868 = $50 F. ri.
SIR Your communication vi TINS date is ~
ceived. ! will report by tslsgraph your arri-
val and obiec;, and irf3im you Vf the rssah
without delay.
Very respect fully yours,
s p. LEE, A. L. A imiral,
Cong North Atlantic B tadi < Squa h
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DIX AI,II.

Gen Dix's army has gone down the PENN
eutA. bgc cavalry we're i:araseihg its rear OH
Tuussiay In the vicrity Of Williamsburg.
''he York River R9lroaj is as4in clear OF
lauke4a. ~ ends li;e ninth CIi t. Richmond.
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EEsDQ RS DEPARTMENT OF VA,
&cxe.,h AYr,,u sfarra

ocyea,h Army CorIs
Fart hioproa, July Ssh, 1858 }
!ion Ajec. II Stephens:
SiR-ln The temporary ahse Ic9 of Malo,
q 4n. ian A. DIX, commanding this depart
mert, haye ha honor 10 Acknowledge Tie
receipt Of your communication Of tie ] ii IN
stant, addre saed to tho oiiicer commanding u
S. forces, Fort Monroe, ana ii tia execution
Of Instructions from ths Secretary OF War, "a
inforCl You th;;t the request therein Contained
is deemed iuadHissibls.
TIE customary a2eAts and channels hra con
kidered adequate tor ali neadfai military com
nlagsiCati ,ne and aoufsrance3-
/ :.lD, very respectfully,
Xour obed.ei,t servant,
WIN Ii. LUDLOW,
Lieut. Col. aid As1t Invpr Genl,
a@veuih Army Corps,
Agent for Il Xchange Of Prisoners.
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a y
CS. STEAMER 'ronrE8o, I
On Janss Riser, j1iy b, iSis.
S,R-As Military Commissioners, | am the
bearer OF "a Communication 10 wyi1ing fron,
J.iTareoa Davi,, Commandsf IN Caef Of t!e
i,nd ard efiayal forces of LIE Coatedera;r
States. to Abrah.u Lincoln, C0maaatieril-
Chief Of the lani Ana naval. foress of the
Uliisd States. Hon Robert Oalt. Confsde-
la.e States lssert of Exchange, accompanies
me as Ssegctafy.
For tho purpose OF delivering the commr-
pica:ion In person and ceafersiag upon the
subjects to which 1t relates, | dsslEe to pro
caod directly to Washington s5ty in lie
steamer Torpedo, commanded hy Lisu'enaat
lIr,.ter Davidson, of tbs FCoufessarats S'a.ea
Navy, no person teiog on board has the Hon
Mr Oald, myself, and ito boat s .iassss and.
crew.
Years, most resbsesfuliys
ALsx r II ss8aHEss.
10 Reor AfDirGl 5. R.-Eesa akl - f.as-Ss !,
= Miuftesot4. eH~ sv>'--Fas@ - 7*s
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

Heu A. II Stephens On n Mission I, Wa.hirg-
ten He ~ net Allowed 10 prscetd fnsther
than .eNpSrt News His Missiea Rf ted
The federal "a 'horitieS ensider ''she H.
thsrix d Chntne!x't Sufficient.