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1hey have served their well and auiuiiy.
40 away carry Ing tho respect and admiration 9" al
tho regiments u the corps They 10 back with about
hundred and Atty ing lost wnile ia tho ser
vice seveaiy eight killed. AID Two hundred and eleven
wounded. 1hrce stat officers have been killed aud
every voonded. in every eight IN which the corTs
has been engaged they have taken aciive and gallant
part For line past md at repeated intervals dur
INK the pas year, Colonel Johnson has crmmatded tho
First brigade tho First division and In his capacity
brgale commander has shown tho sana abity aud du-
Ing cbarsc erizng him ~ rcgimrntai commander
siuce writing the above order came TO move. Pro
vious moving tho first division formed la co ufnns
by BATTALION the 'front.' to alive ,ba TWENTY attn
New York parline salute the latter regiment being or
dsred TO start or TO day The General nude Eel
ug and eloquent speech. lie compimented officers and
the faithful manner 10 which IN the past two
" ars ttey had DISCHARGED their duto- soldiers, toll
them their record unsurpassed by ~ the scrs ice
AMI that they goh home, and would receive. Ms
they ~ere entitled TO- the gratulatns Of grateful
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A'A's'fi " fHshn ., ls's
Tho American bsrA Lsesiag nt, a so- HsTen.
Captain =. = Hanshr'i. sffiv.f .4s ~ troa sew
Haven AID states "a foii9ss
May -. i.,.tpds - % ionFit 90 ,sss 49,
a bug bAes bsrnsghf'ifs yr,s. ,7is.' bf~ srd
bile, bad q ~ $50 uttrr be- ies or set sLlp Ama
iran 90 hyag Al Ia iaalL' hlatfssuas tbas tLs
no, shat sho ap,-ss - ~ bsasi ~ y.ss. tl-
wind 10 brg stOf " upder uy lse sttn Sboi
u no bark and ncEcd ship ihen beu.. about nus
g. oswafd Aftsr that, ass ~ rias - To brF.
oJscisdsi - keep "a NV ooirs "a u's tfE be- "
hre ruui tLoi nfiDg ~ al ryatl sit mi oos shs.
~hcn came ,cry noaf thtrs -. -bs coutpcsd ~
h9ars bot. 1si a. n.si - "a ofias srosEs,
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proved that shs sub oceanic precpIce which, was al
aged sexstss ~ THAI point bas only mythical exist
b reasonable doubt but that the descent from the
Irish bank TO tho bed OF tho IL all that can do
Ear from being prscIpics, locomotive engine might
run up some Of tho nenes, and many tnrnpkes nave
sleeper aseeun THIS evidence very ef.sc.osiy az ,s
strongest arguments employed by the opponents OF tho
enterprise.
The presen. condition OF Tho undertaking OF the most
encouraging character The work Of laying the cable q
NO have stated to DO resumed during the summer Of
sea asS ns @ sap. sHS sdsnd Of
eighs per cent per annum 10 guaranteed ~ she bssn
government son the completion and during the working
Messrs Glass, Elliott Co., OF Greenwich. the mann
iacsurers, have laid than four thousand miles
she praS,cab.,y Of the 'o work s' that they have
already subscribed tho Of hundred and twensy
I'VE thousand dollars to the stock OF the company rney
have also agreed that, selected 10 manufacture tho
cable they will "allow tho Atlantic Telegraph Company
70 pay weekly FOR tho materials used and labor employ ea
about the making and laying OF Is, charging no profit
thereon and nothing for tho Of their works and ma
chnery for their personal services during tue pro-
gsess OF inc nor Sn, n ecSS
OF the line tho most encouraging prospects arc
presented and 10 provo that these are not OF merely
specu character tho wolking capabilities Of tho
cable adduced In evience Scientific Agree that
twelve words per minute minimum can be tele.
graphed through q proper cable between Ireland and
Newfoundland but even reducing this minimum by
nearly twenty per contributing tho atai at three
mtllOn dollars aud the oil capital az two million
three hundred thousand and allowing sixteen hours per
day for each DAYS. work, and three ndrsd OF such
working days per ernum, tho revenue NJ two shhn9s
and sxpence sterling vc shilings Of currency,
there would DO babnce OF twelve hlndroi thousand
dollars for the formation of fund, after paying
eighteen per cent the capita and fourteen pee
cent on the old The amount 81 the fund won
be sufficient at the end OF every two or three years. TO
pay tor o new Atlantic telegraph cable.
When the fact that this limo would be the only OF
communication between the old and tho worlds
and would connect nearly two hundred Thousand miles
taken into account, will DO readily conceded
that one c,ble would very nsuient 70 meet
an the demands that would be made upon IT, Hardly two
years will eapse after the submerson OF the first cable
before another will Decmo absolutely indispensable, asd
We have doubt that the number will 90 on increasing
until half dozen will be laid in twelve fifteen years
This s emphatica'ly the age OF telegraph euterprze
the vast business and commercial interests OF
shs continent and the nations OF the old world have be-
come so dependent upon the rapid transmission Of
eases from point 10 point, no further proof in addition 10
eho facts already stated should be required to the
financial success OF the Atlantic telegraph.
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Mr.. l.. w. Buckiagham's Letter.

tiDn, Va. June 49, 1868.
days .est least. Aide abounds In beautiful shade
trees nd refreshing running streams The village pref
ty situated the north the Bull Run Mountains. ard
IL succession Of hills aud valleys Tie forests bean.
tu and arc not unlike those Of the North have
sem IN vneial. 80 many oaks spread their broad
branches over the dwellings u Aide. Tie houses
generally Of the cot age style of architecture aud pre-
and bomelks appearance. The farms lcpk noursh
ms, III grit mill full n work poultry round with
out fear - molesiation children ia. and suneros,
and the cows show evidence ~ plenty which 70 feed
them. In. TACT. one would be pleased with Aide.
nrpYINs DKAD.
our men are busiy eng red bury ns the dead
ing ior the wounded We have been suffering IN our
dusty marrt,s with thirst and oniy suenchcd IL with
hl1id mud fresh bfeezs n playing through the trees
and nc clcuds grumblifg ready for rain. o, ~el
rain
nrxc
strains Of swse, music frurn our blnd bold us IN
mlgje spell and brng rnlny o tho ants
ny back to hume. where dwell ,hre who lie
"s,a spa sied Hammer" hearts 10 beat With
rtty aud sdruirat0n Or Gal ant I'D and
the refreshing rain " druppns uplu the psfchei
earth canfot bot exleriencs Zee ~ s'rrns, ID
may agt ear that brave mrsi's CO. ~ not have
lt I'd day not, er q our srca csrnfoft ard ffs
napHsC t1nr.
The nivnirr hit rt.rAisd tere cresty were rot
cuub.r.d ~ b The nu. 10 ne Which, always tilts tho
hfsstry cure. hey q he economical IN btggas
carry murn 81 " la hey can 80 '-tr sadasF. bat
1 rave my blsussts 20 iDe sHiHIats. ~hcb being
the cnl not r'arh % ui.nt bavr resei
~ 90 D'sh's h. ofen heif ~iih'O c1'sfirg any
thf-r 10. nltu. ~ sur srtrcma '1isue RVS rtb
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sfeaf4s fVn shch drant sud .fnfa - .bef
taste, - r'r.r 4 on s.prf,'ao,d - a.' ro,''o"'.
'AisiUt NsE.f 49, 49, y . ia.
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k'fVh hbc rulu"rr, 'nno ."
Tho scarcity Of reliable information from the Army u
Northern Virginia was not In The east modified by tho
various rumors that reached the city by tho
evening trains 81 yesterday. To repeat there ru-
mors would DO TO contradict onr day what wan
asserted tho day previous however, regard Il
Ne positive that General t~ei has crossed tho
Potomac and taken posscAsi o. thc baltimore ana ONO
Railroad The operations Of this rfr at Wnchc,t"r.
Marnsburg and in Maryland has caufei tho dry bones
OF Lincola N shake ana II N reported that br has called
for atty thousand volunteers a. Hsswi Washington city.
Tho rumor OF the capture % larpsrs Ferry with nyo
hundred prisoner ~ 10 nrnd.'
Tbo whereabouts of GENERAL lse with tho corps q
Lof gstreet aud m aud the ctYny ol stuart not oven
umOr has been able to ascertain
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Captare Of the Bris Umpire.

Tho BRIG tmpfe, Of Bat -. ftst srfyt 49, rAFtl'ei
burned and ,uBs latitude ~ ~ o4 tada Q, sB-,
B0pp the ian instant W G,e Trfvaiecr T-sgGy af
Fbrida No. q She from iisgri Tor ISs.issH With
oargu 4 sugar aui nassrs The cspsu I'D arfso
10 stating that 'y wofo sindJ f g % snd comfortably
provided for "a lar % u'a ereairstincv .-la his-
1hcy transferred - TIE pgtft Va 'fias Hsbl "a
The lgsh latitude ~ -. knglis o. 81. t-liaiH isfty
dc. uot whetlsor hss lnsIfei -. ~
Tho TAeony s.o-cd no oy0fs up,i .bhAn.r q 10
bfg. when sAn hoftSi ihs Ans lsa 80 20 sla sf.r
xards th~ rar
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For som. reason OF other II mas.s m,tsr ~hii he
under arrest stu he rode into action IN bis t
although MT In command and raj led sud che red t'm
to Tho charge whore We 20 successfully cattn'td
squadron VI rebels. Kilat seeing this saani action
asked po,misson u General Gregg Z" relrv" HIN from
arrest whf b req prom;iIy implicit with. and
Genersi Fitzpatrick borro~ed surgeon sword, which he
HANDED 4, him With lagdatyry enc n'am- on h. crf1ot
sensioe court martial thisaoqaltAi 90 lhc hai" ue
thsp assumed command, and "a thr Ia grand
charge. when 40 drove tho enemy mie hnd
Ia {. Cssnoa. sword Ia bsDd, sou an eaviabse rcpn
taton for gaiantry, bravery aud dcvoiisn 10
duty. Ito vas lost. but In the risht way. "nd
this " the oby say " bo captured unless one - sick
wounded opposed by superior numbers nth chance
u Escape.
oupK
MAJOR sterling and young aitain tlrch Iahsfen, 81
General lsefs stall captured lnst nlsh. between
he'e aid ,en'revho. v
A. about past eeyea clock this mofBinr cavalry
Dri. AIDE made ar - har miles beyonh
fhomfi apd sneceos 10 capt iflng esbi rsDeis wilma
three inlcs OF ncSersG Gap
,sg1cRg 4 fEsrsr no.
An orderly, with desttrtes VAS captnrea and parocd
by the rrbes. returning ." camp nhos w.lout olng
his despaeies All qu'e' b" fear az u.o cain
before storm.
AspnIoxAL Lrsr oy casuALrIEs.
Tho folh,wui. aro sldncnaI u those WHO fsl
dui NIX the ens,gsacfio tba I7ih nst tn harris Light
cavalry ~ tcffJ ON iets.-
i@ Sn srs Yo1 olsAIsI
Tbo~. GRADY. .. Al. sb''il or
1hos Asr.iAiI. Co. ~. neck.
Curpursl Ryan. 10. y, necs.
Gesrge ileps.y, bruasi.
ucnf cayilsH.
james iiarfod, o. ". arm.
VI ~ la q, ighty
WIN. ~ inan 49, an" ~
Pat a. ouiei, a.. &, n.iemR.
\. Finder, 20 y. mlsHmg.
JOib Carter In o. tnissrg
terry Richards. o.. . arm and siie.
70 a. !, I'm ii-pa' -. y. e,a ~ 49,,
Lc,L Ian - sbr'sknr silei
lie fs0 ar Y r osg., xiliei
q. J.. set ai~o ~ asd sabre ~pard n bcsi.
'hie' l},"nng. =. y kisd
-, ~ a.. IA y.pa
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no wishes them be win let him know, and
they will be sent by the next messenger
Certain parties found TO be implicated this business
were Afterwards caught. MN arrested at some
distance from line Of march who vas formerly .
rebel quarernaster, but has recently been engaged
IN carrying mails and contraband articles.
A scBooIHousg,
In which there q school, which passed 10 day
was considered something especially noticeable and
have who has before discovered anything
OF the KIND in Virginia lnce occupied by our armies
We hear cannonadng in a south~cstcriy direction,
but 80 far the report Is all quiet In our camp
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Tue ngb. opened with grea. spirit on both sides.

the light opened with great sptris on oosn sdes.
The onslaught Of forces was promptly met, and,
from tho endorsements received neither side gained
much for several hours when tho rebels began TO give
way, and for hours Afterwards was . running light,
forces crowding the enemy on tho right, Ici and
centre.
Tho field was strewn with dead and wounded rebels
Our loss chiefly at the beginning Of the light Its
extent 10 not known
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Despatch or General Lee. Announcing
tho Capture OF Ma''i".hurg.

Gen. 3. CoorER AdJutant and Inspector General
GESEHAfOn the afternoon OF the l4th General Rhodes
took possession OF Martnsbug capturing several pieces
OF artillery more than two hundred prsopcrs and sop
ply OF ammunition and grain.
Our loss was one killed aud two wounded.
H. h.. LEE, General
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camp Itey were captured hiddeburg on the previ>
Gus night
Afe~ moments slnoc ! heard General Hooker ray 10
supposed tho Ugh, 10 DO cavalry.
INCIDENT.
On thursday Afternoon while storm waras or n ~
Jury tho thunders rolling and the lightning flashing Gen.
Hooker and stan rode and dsmouned under group d
large shade trees, tho place selected for camp nass
Of lightning struck and down this branches one but
short distance from where tho General stood splitting
the limbs from the parent stem and stripping he
for distance Of twenty feet. Tho shock
The General however perfectly calm and appeared
~ though nothing had happ'uei. orders were gives
and work went though nothing had place yet
noticed several with pale faces.
Winehester or No MttIeapy I'm p0reAnce.
From the wheeling Intelligence, juno 10.
We have been lighting tor tho occupation of Wincbes
ter Va, ever since tho began ard has cost two
or three severe battles Everybody said the posHession
OF winchester was indispensable ~ the protection q
Northern virginia and thc BALTIMORE and ono Railroad.
Banks was driven from last season. but such
Anxiety for the place that the rebel army
driven south after last scrtenbers campaign Mary
land troops were thrown forward 10 occupy IT, aud ever
since we have had large terc In tho Idle and
htess occupation Of terrifying A. large force
thrown against the place is found utterly ndsonsi
bio. and the costly work OF months and all tie artillery,
munitions, 6c all lost aud the pnrrion ilseh saved only
by de- -rAs yalor Wincneter out u military
eau be attacked from all Sides The TouLdabout
~ en- se that that the place ma bc easily surrounded
by superior force and ito communications, well an
retreat out on OF what nee % poet project tbe
c'nniry behind II " tho enemy can around u Win
hnpunyS Costly experience ~ certainly proven 70 tho
case OF Winchester that II is " mono Whatever.
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wAanSGros. June ~ 1853.
General Hooker has ordered that nothing shall be sid
by correspondents 10 tho front until the grand battle
comes Oh. Therefore without any news. Every
thing we know Ia from rumor, and that will
give you tonight when the last advees received We
arc forbidden rnd We do not .care 10 publish the
various rumors in circulation hero.
General Leo Is said be In force N tho valley In Viz
GINA II Is believed that tho rebel cavalry which have
90 persspgIy defended tho gaps u The Bull and
Shenandoah mountains had rebel supporting force
within reach OF the Shenandoah valley except s,uarts
cavalry.
II 10 possible that tho advance Of General Leo has
given some trouble to General Hocker's army, and
obliged them TO be marched and countermarcbed.
A many persons Of some pretensons 70 military cba
scr express idea that tho Notifications Of Wishing
ton arc imperfect, may be stated, the authority Of
General Helntzehnan, that they can hold invading
forco at bay for very long period Of time.
MAJOR Sterling and Captain Fsner, Of General Rockers
s.an who werc cap,ued bya party Of rebel scouts
Thursday at tho time carrying orders " General
Pieasantoo.
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Tho Rebels Routed and Driven Through the
Mountain Gaps,
~. &c.. -.
HEADQUARTERS ARny tn PoroxAo,l
juno ~, 1863. !
nsavy canuonading commenced early yesterday
nssnins IN the direction Of Aldo, and continued, wnh
hAssnissbOns, during che day.
Towards night Tho sounds became moro distant and
hAistnct.
ssas Ad,s and hoped that he has succeeded In rout
~ General stuarts command.
N win probably be late before reports received,
- NJ baltic aed twenty i've miles distant, with no
Seannysphc oommunioalou.


e1ylCIAL DssPArcH o. GENERAL PLEAsANToH.
HEADQUARTERS, CAVALRY CoRss,
CAnp SEAR UpPnvrILx, June 2i-63oP
svtssdsr General 8. wnlIAns;-
GnnAL-f moved with my command this morning 10
MdsbuTs and attacked the cavalry force Of the rebels
unAsr stuart and steadily drove him oil day. inalc,ing
Asavy bss 1t every step
We ssok swo pieces of artillery ono being Blakely
-, ssssher with three eaissons, besides blowing one
~. We also captured upwards q sixty prsoaers, and
coming In, Including lieutenant colonel major
~ I've other oncsrs, and large number of wounded
sssss left 10 the town Of Uppssviils.
nsy ,sfs their dead and wounded upos the field. OF
NE former saw upwards OF twenty. We also took .
Args number CT carbnes pistols and sabre In fact,
vs. most DISASTROUS day TO the rebel cavalry.
Or loss hes been very small both in aud horses.
ssvsr saw Tho troops behave better under moro din
ssN circumstances Very heavy charges we're made and
shs sabre freely, but always with great advsu
sAse 70 No. A. PIEAsASTON, Brigadicr General
Additional Particulars Of the Fight.
wArSo,os. June ~, 1888.
D. arrivals here tonight Is asccr,ained ,has General
Pss.sanson yesterday morning, In his advance from Mid
assss % Tho road 10 Aahby's Gay, encountered the
rsssl force Short distance from the former town.
he attacked ,hen with grca. Impetuosay and broke
shss 'front.' Tho rebels resisted bravey, contrasting tho
ground foot by foot until when Uppsrvle they at.
seapssd flank movement Afs, which was
nAnd.
Our light battery did fearful execution their ranks
whilc their artillery, although well served was compars-
lively harmless
ssnsrai Plsasaniou charged upon the enemy Upper.
vile IN three different columns. Tho advance under
General Fitzpatrick dashed into tho town. and after
svsk fight drove tho rebel cavalry back when they
sams1 new position and mads another stand, whence
ny were again driven and retrcA,sd towards Asbbys
Gap.
General P,essanton having learned ,bas the gap was
protected BY largo rebel force of Infantry and arery
oos,sn,sd bmssr with boiling the vantage ground and
cleared tho route Of us killed and wounded
Tbe snsmys force, like our own, was composed Of
cavalry, Ugh, artillery and dismoun,ed skIrmnhers.
Captain Snyder and Lieutenant wicker, Of ,hs slgra
corps, we're captured last nigh, South Mountain
Newspaper Accounts.
wissssros, June "a Ds2.
me Extra RsJ,si.ean sf today says
A,ssyep O'Clock yss,eraay morning uudsv orders frsu
e.s.ssi Hooker oas cavalry and ARTILLERY attached u,
.,,t, cavalry sss artillery upSsr STUART ~ Aids.
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The Packet Ship Isaac Webb
Captured and Bonded.
TIE BRIG UMPIRE DESTROYED.
A NEW CRUISER IN TIE WEST INDIES.
The Bark Evening Star Chased
ana Fired Into,
The ship Isaac Webb C"pfsret ny tho
TaeoWy ANA bonsted--r"e Brig Um-
pire Captured and S.sa"... so.

WI Nv I'TII' wv
The ship lsAae Webb, u Ia mos iron fv rp,oi, May
H. has arrived bore. and reports tina thu 29ib
half past eight A. IN Is'nIdc - 81 Ionsnsie -
~. she e,ptuftd ny the rep'i bark Iscony and
released r1ying hoods for 10000.
The Isaac webb has On boari tho c'p'an aai two
pAsengsr- o, Tho brs umPri, retry. irim ~sg ior
Isstou wtch csptgrsi and destroy bs ito
Tacouy tue 18Th MT stitIi, 81 Ds.isuie % -
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Mr.. ,. II. vesburg's Letter.
Osfs CaNp q Nfucf.fA I0ue N lefl


CHANGE of sAsg
Whereas ARMED psurreetionary combinations have
Gently placed themselves unpIeus mt proximity u the
whca at Acids and cabbage gardens certain cit1cns ~
tho uui,ei states, became necessary tat the byai
military combinations under General Hcks- should
change their the purpose preventing The In
surrcctsnsis carrying cut their r.beilhus designs
Consequently, as everybody knows by this time be
Army OF Potomac pot Ia motion, and that g rtou
Of 10 which am attached has reached the lovely yicn.
ity u this place.
ruE xspcu.
Our corps made good march 70 this place. accomplish
Ing tho distance three days. Ibe head our
column reached this roint about to-day 1here vas
very little str ggiing this march. and fewer ce
tous committed on TIRE inhabitants inan have
rim ,vrS nv ~ uRciSn
No tarticuafy noticeable INCIDENTS hsve occurred
this march. Tho ~uutry has beer generally desliiel
By marchiDgs and tcrmarchngs ~ The various
hstis lrum atktts rtatFu. ~ Mat sssts aud
aerus- shs old the Hull ssie fields
trrviio. " az dcsert o o,kng country well DO
Imagined.
Ring IN from, Of bis o1u'n a. BIS wont, our Gene
raj 10 day arrested three SIN SAID Trey gong
mil Tho &c c,al Thu Ks % proper " arrest every
citizen h. trUfefscs miiug nientOss, aud the
IN this sss.as 10 have yusihea the wisdom his
pt,ll y. IN tho rosses 81 these ~
found pair VI saddle bags vel hed vth mail matter
tor me rebel con eieracy. Ib@ mans
WIN tockreI, aud IN his person found
10 ses from tbe rebel War Iepirtmet 10 Rnh
IN nd This mas has evidently been a regulsr N lnz
and moro than ens AGED others al
hded " By IN reveri ~ the etlers csle &c
hno~ledssd and others spike ~ having soni httsr. q,
pvevk q psrbods. Vne tells his shAs ~ ms
bought p.w n boss tor nm, wifkh cost han
swesty schAg N sssi ~ssT, sss slss
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wlssssros, June "a Ds2
me Extra RsJ.si,oan u to-day says
seven O'Clock yss,erAay morning under orders from
e.ssrsi HOeser, our cavalry and ARTILLERY attached u,
.,,,e, cavalry ps artillery upssr STUART ~ Aids.