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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
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20 Gfluls Mntum 60. la lat 49, iou a. 10 - 20" .
large number ~ iceberg.
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
Capture Of Five Companies OF Union Cav
nIry near Port Hudson.

On the llth nsi. five coml snies Of The lith New
York Cavalry, Col. Thaddeus B. Mott, doing out
poet duty near Port Hudson, were captured by n
daring cavalry raid Of Rebels, under tie command
Of Col Logan, G Bnggs command, while er-
camred within thee il.es Of Gen. Bankss head
quarters.
Tie capture wa OWING 10 tie negligence ON
officer CAPT. Porter We are Informed. who should
have posted and ATTENDED 10 the pCkci guard. Il
seems that ihctusrd were either never posted or
were m the tine fast Asioep, for IN the middle u
DE ri Git the Rebels rode into tie Unon camp.
rounded lbe Uuoui-,s, roughly awakened them, or
dered them % saddle ~, and actually under the
very ncss Of the Commhuder-ir- Chief, run of five
con paui,s q our cavalry, with all tAeir horsos,
arms and equipments.
The ReLels mhde them ride ~ speed for S3 miles,
making ,ut one s,op 10 that distance When borrc
gave out they entered farmer premises AMI i'm
pressed another. Ai the journey end, our soldiers
were thrown into black hole, whore, at la, nc.
counts. they were under close confinement.
Tie ComIaaies were Company G., under com.
uaDd Of CAPT. Porter; Company A, under Lieut..
Nolan; Company {, uLder Lieut. Leioy Smith
Cornrany +, under Capt. 1hayer, who himself alone
escaped, nnd the greater part Of Comlauy l. under
Cant Aver, Lieut. Neel Was -lso captured with
Lieut. Smiths men.
1L,se five companies were under command q
Nj. Mu'yey, who Mas taken with bis little boy l.
yeaIs Oh. Ghr boy, Michael Mulycy, was fent
back within our lines by Gen. Dngg, 10 bring rs tie
lews. probably; lie arrived IN Ne~-iorA on Mon.
day lasi.
Capt Bristol, commanding Company \, Of this
regiment died At Bfashear Cry on or about the i'h
iust. Of tcarlet fever
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
The Martial Law in baltimore.
BAlTlNORh, Iue'dayl Jun
The american coltains tue following:
HEApQrAKrRas. MIDDLE. DEPAKrNgSr, EiGHrH I
AnAY CnRps. kALrInOAE june 30. l-lA

HEADQUAKTRhs. hlDILK-D DEPAhrNEAT, ki6HrH
ABxY CORPs, BALTIHOKE, June 90, liG1
The immediate pTseIcs OF rebe amy within this De-
pnrtrg and state Of Maryland requires military
ecety ell the proper and usual means Of defense
and security. ,..
THIS security to be provided against known hosie aud
70 the lawful and national Government from
srer aud 81 every form. Traitors aud disanected peffODs
within must restrained and made 10 contribute to the
mon sty while the enemy Ia front ~ be meet aud pun
isbed for this bold invasion. ~ .
Martial law ~ therefore declared aud hereby established
a the CITY and County Of Bs aud ~ all the counties
Of the western shore Of Mafylsnd
anding General gives assurances that this
pension civil within the limits defined
shs not extend the Necessities OF the occaston
the civil courts tTibunGis aud political funcuOnsTiss OF
State county OF city authority 20 continue In the dis
charge Of their In time OF peace only in in
tererng with exercise Of the predomIaut power
,umed and e1eIted by the military authority
All prace!ul requested 10 remain quietly al
their homes AID n the pursu Of their ord ayocans
except a. they sy be possibly subject 70 calls for soDa
services necessary Teqlons Tor misry purposes
oI hereafter
All ,edilous language mischevous practices tending to
the announcement Of rebellion especially prohibited and
md promptly be made the subject Of observation aid
treatment TfaoIous and dangerous persons Hust expect 10
be aest with the public safety usy seem 70 require
To save the country paramount 70 all other con'idefa'
tous oceasion Tor this PROCLAMATION pa ses by
70 one will be more reoiced than the Commanding General
thst b. ca his order aud retorn the normal
ditou OF county peace and Government sustained Dy
o united and loys people -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
The Situation.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday June % 1863.
The Ame, iran says:
"We are not at liberty to give the precise present
position OF the Army OF the Potomac.
Suffice il TO say that both railrosd and teegraphc
communication was resumed this morning with
Frederick ard Harpers Ferry, and that the Rebel
raiders who occupied Montgomery County yesterday
and Sunday, found j! Deceeary yesterday afternoon
10 make d rapid move from those localities.
They also disappeared from Marriottsville and
Sykesville, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Yesterday afternoon, and there was no enemy last
nigh, between the Frederick Road and the Potomac.
Gen Meade, SO soon as be took command Of
the army, issued orders for a general movement,
and in "A few hours relieved both Baltimore and
Washington of all present fear of Rebel invasion.
1--WE appretend there is not Rebel in arms
within thirty miles of Baltimore, and none this
sde of the Potomac within similar distance Of
Washington
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was repaired
last night TIE bridge over Pney Run has been re-
stored, and the train which left this morning for
Frederick and Harper's Ferry has gone through
without interruption
The telegraph was repaired half al hour after the
Reoes disappeared, and in few hours the bridge
track was laid and the rails replaced.
3 The Rebel cavalry, which yesterday attacked a
company Of the lst Delaware Cavalry at West
,xnster, and drove them towards this city, was
doubtless the advance guard of Fitzhugh L9es
cavalry 4ding the way cross the country through
Baltimore county. to enable them to join the main
Rebel army in the vicinity of York and Gettysburg
They had found that longer delay on the Balti-
more and Frederick turnpike and railroad would not
be safe in view Of the movement Of Gen. Meade,
and were making a rapid march across the country.
1t is supposed by many, that the alarm given last
night of the approach OF enemy towards the city
in considerable force, merely ruse TO test the
earnestmess Of our citizens on behalf Of vigorous
defence. This however was not the case.
Signal pickets 20 miles out announced the move
ment in the neighborhood Of Westminster Of large
cavalry ieree Of tie enemy.
Tnis was un49Vbtedly F.tzLugh Lees cavalry,
which crossed the Potomac on Sunday morning, and
occupied tie line Of tie Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road yesterday.
Z The movement Of Gen. Meade's army made Q
basiy departure necessary but they were rather
getting away from the city than coming toward it.
We are still in hopes that they were interrupted
during the night by the position Of Gen. Peasanoas
cavalry, sent in puysui! Of them.
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
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an excel rnt lotion foE diseases of Syphc and
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~ 81
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Delivered TO any address secus packed nom observation
Describe symptoms all communications 'sfe snaran-
teed Advice salts.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
Nofhinc from Port Isud.0n.

DEFEAT or GuLRRlIIAs WITH HEAVY Loss
OUTRAGEs BY TIE MARAuDERs - HOME
GUARDS FOR DEFLNsE or NkW-ORLEANs-
TWO STEAMERS CAPTIRED BY OUR BLOCK
ADERs - OUR WOuSDED DOING WELL -
DEATH or LIEUT.. col. sMITH-JuSTICE TO
GIN. SMITH
from Our Special Correspondent.
NLw.ORLEANs June %, 1868.
We have no news from Port Hudson that we eau
publish. 1t is generally believed that all is going
OH well, and that not many daye can elapse before
the final crisis is reached. Rebel eympathzers in
town lose no opportunity Of exaggeraiing every
idle mmor that reaches them, or their imagnations
invent.
The ban Of guerrillas, for | so consider them,
that made the dash into Piaquemine last "Wednesday
and Geslroyed four steamboats, that very carelessy
lay quite invitingy convenient and unprotected on
Saturday made an attack on our troops guarding the
bridge at Lafourche crossing which ended i'll their
repulse.
/ On Sunday evening the Rebels made second at
tack on Lafourche crossing, when they were badly
beaten, leaving J3 dead the field and 10 prisoners
captured. Our force WAS under command OF Col
S,ickney, less than thousand. The Rebel force
under Col. Major is said to cODslst OF three resi-
ments OF cavalry and one OF infantry.
]
infantry was killed, and his body carried of under
/ flag Of truce. ~,
| Our loss is eight killed and 10 wounded. The
Rebels carried oil their wounded.
Since the above was written some additional
/ facts have come 10 hand.
Fifty Of the ID Texas Cavalry were eapturel
They were supposed to be all prIvates, but IT was
afterward discovered that there was one Colonel
and other commissioned oitcers.
! The Rebels are said 10 admit Il loss OF 20 killed
and 200 wounded
IL Is very unfortunate that the Lafourche and
Teche country should have been obliged TO be left
without sufficient force to prevent these narand.
ing partee who find in their guerrilla practices an
easier mode Of lie than that OF returning 10 ther
homes and business. Under cover Of serving The
/ Confxderscy, they plunder alike friend and foe.
Many OF the people in these districts who have
taken the oath, and are mndlng their business, are
exposed TO the merciless wrath OF these pirates
Storekeepers planters, and others, who, eince the
opening OF the country by Gen. Bankss forces, bave
supplied themselves with groceries, clothing, and
goods Of all kinds Of which they almost desti-
tute, are now robbed and pundered in the most
shame less manner because we have force 90 pro-
tect them That ~ the whole object OF these las
cals-plunder They can hardly hope as some
think, by these movements, TO divert any part OF
Gen. Banks's force from tho work be has 10 hand.
lam lealed 10 learn that Gen. ENJOY has pTi'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
Affairs i'm Port Hudson.

CAPT. BOOM KILLED IN TIE BoMBARDMENT-
THE REBEL Loss SAID TO BE l,5OO-fif-
TEEN DAYS RATIONS IN THE PLACE-CORN
GROUND BY HAND-TWo WOMEN KILLED
AND ANOTHER WOUNDED.
From TIE y. o. Era June p.
We gather the following news from man VINO
was employed a cook for some Of the Rebel OH
GERS IN Port Hudson who ESCAPED by swimming 10
the feet. Hearing the officers talk when at meals,
be learned the following facts:
In the last engagement, tne Rebel Capt. Boom, OF
B0Oms Battery, was killed ~ shell. III. loss was
regretted lie, regarded the beet artierlsi IN
the garrison.
Several other valuable officers, whose names he
did not remember, were slain in the same engage
uent.
In both a,saul,- the officers stated their loss in
killed and wounded 10 be 800.
They had A. head of very poor cattle lei. on the
night me escaped. With these there was corn and
peas to hst - days. Their principal ni ] was
burned and the grinding Of corn and meal was done
by hand. One officer asked the other, " How long
cGn we hold out r. The reply was, 10 days.
There were several wealthy ladies' In the garrison.
or these two were killed by shell rom the gun
boats aud another severely wounded. There
were 300 negroes in the garrison.
So soon n they out II supplies, they intended
crossing the riyer Oh niis instead OF saTrendorng
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
FROM THE CUMBERLAND RIVER.
The Rebels, $4,000 strong, Abont 10 En-
ter kcniucky-Our Forces Confident Of
Repelling Them.

CIScIsSATi, Tuesday, June %. I.bs
The Commercial Of this city has special disIaich
from Central Kentucky, which says:
Matters on the Cumberland River wear q
threatening aspect.
"Tie Rebels are represeneG 10 be 10 force AZ
Albany. They are SAID to number 1900 men.
The Relds are commanded by Pegram and
Marsha who ARE preparing to advance into hen-
Iuckv from The Walker aud Cumberland Gaps.
"ille advance Of the Rebel iorse entered Colum-
bia Yesterday.
"Ihe character Of the Rebel movement ID not yet
full deyeope but those III command OF our forces
are confident OF their ability TO repel any attack the
enemy are likely to make
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
Reports from Rebel Sources.

MAxCnFsrER. Tenn June 2s, 1863.
The CkQttdnOcga Htbel gives the following ac-
count of the fight OH wednesday:
From passengers who down the afternoon train
Of sy we learn that "wednesday bnsndes OF
IA. AMY Gen Rosecans attacked the bgades II Gems
Bates and Lddel holding Hoover and Liberty Gaps Our
men fought the enemy until their ammunition
thew fell back Movements indicate general ADVANCE
of the eue forces which may result In pitched battle
We regret 10 earn that smorg killed IN Bste.s Brigade
Msj Caybook, and that Gen Lidde lo'i some ena
be oficeTs.'
The ReJel, in an exultant editorial on the Rebel
situation, s,ys:
At no time within the past years has the horizon OF
the Confederate States upsen In such speudOT when
from NckbuIg Ni1gDia and Middle Ienne,ser. haftnser
peace burst In harmonious lusirT from the
los gLt OF To dve Grant out Of Mississippi iuye't
Yaukee capital from Maryland, invade PeAnylsaSs and
defeat Gen. RosecTans sie present objects"
The ReJei thinks the prospects were never better
for the contamination Of these legitimate aud poe
sible contingencies, and says:
We advance into the North the troubled pitt. OF De
n0cracy must be told that object and that when
inde pendence s recognized viii Joy down our arms
Nh Nalaudi .hsu will tel them So bat let Government
md our geneIas when usrch the border procu
that II j. recorded that fues hsw 20 ne threw cop
CeIb-Tus let not dcan 10 throw little sop 70 TIE
reckless gbe.t Ct Democracy
In another part Of The Retel If a proclamation
from Isham g. Harris, in which lie calls FOR 6,oUO
troops for six months from Tennessee under the pro-
visions of the sct OF the Rebel Congress 10 provide
for local and special service the oIce 70 be compos
ed OF men Of 10 years age or such as are not
liable TO cOpscription.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
The Cars Of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Secured.

The Directors Of the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road made an application to the NewJersey Central
Railroad Company to receive their rolling stock,
and preserve it from destruction by the Rebels.
The Directors of the New-Jersey Road have ac-
cordngly set apart eighteen miles Of their track for
the cars, &c, Of that railway. The rolling stock
of the Pennsylvania Central Road has therefore
been secured
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
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Take 10 Bslsan Mercury Unpleasant Mediclnes for
pleasant and Dsusero Diseases.
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHC
CURES sECaET DISEASES
in all their stages at little EIpenss little change oi D
ct: TO Inconvenience AND 40 EXPOSURE
1t frequent desire and gives strecgh 10 Urnaie
thereby removing obsucons preventing and ns ssre
ures Of the urethra ssyins p.n and inAimns,n fe
qusn, this class OF deaes sud eIpslnus POISONOUS
DISEASED AND WORS-OUT NATTER
Thogs.Lds upor thousands 10 have been tne
VICTIMS OF QUACkS
and ~ho have paid HEAVY FEES be cured IN short
time have found hey deceived and that the Poon"
has. BY the use Of Powerful gents bee drei in
The system break cut IN aggravated form, aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
THREE DAYS LATER FEOM NEW.
-... ORLEANS,
Arrival Of the Steamship Columbia.

The steamship Columbia Capt. Barton, nom
New Orleans, arrived on Tuesday morning, bring
ing paper. TO the 2itb large list Of passengers and
sl2j, 900 in specie aud the L. S. mailr
We are again indebted to PGrser Edward llender-
son for fayOrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
False Report Exploded.

PHLADELPHIA, Tuesday june ~, IoIJ
The report that several companies OF Col. Ihom-
ass regiment had been captured is incorrect They
have arrived safe, with but small losses.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
The Forty-Hnb Massachusetts Regiment
welcomed Home.

BOsION Iuesuay, Juhe %, IobJ
The 45th Massachusetts Regiment disembarked
this morning, and received a most generous recep-
tiOn and all enthusiastic welcome home.
The regiment proceeded to the camp at Readville,
where it will be mustered out Of the service.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
The PiraticaI Bonds.

PORTLAND. Ne. Tuesday, June 80, 1863.
The Collector Of this port has found among tho
papers taken from Lieut.. Reed the bond given by
Capt. Oxnard for the ship Shatemuc (since arrived
at Boston, and her cargo for $4,000, aDd. .otherpa-
Iers Of value.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
T.

FEMALESi FEMALES! FEMALESt
Old OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, Or CONTEM-
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar to Femiles the EKfsc Buehu
unsgused by sny other remedy ia CEioo,is Keten
ion lreyuare Psinulnes. Suppressiou 81 visionary
Evscuaon Ucera-d >cnhous state Of the Uierus Leu-'
conhes Whites seriy, ana for ali complaints incident
to the whether arising from IndcIson Haos Of Diss
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above.
80 FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

EXTRACT BUCHU,
For weaknesses arising from Excsssss Habs of Dssipa
tiou Early Indiscretion or Abuse attended
with the following sy ptoms.
Indsposton to Exertion. Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Dfmenhy Of Breathing
Weak Nerves TremblihG
Horror of Disease WsksfulnesA
Dimness OF Vision, Pain In the Back,
Hot Hands, Fluskiog Of the Body,
Dryneu Of the Skin, Eruptions on The Face,
Universal Lasstude OF the Pelfid Countsuanes
Muscular system. . -
These symptous II allowed to on. which this nsdsine
invariably removes. soon foilo- ....-
IMPOTENCY EATUlrT, EPiLEPTlC FITS. q
In one Of which the patient may expire. VINO can say
they are not frequently followed BY those dIsfu disssse"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many are aware OF the OF ther suffering bat
viii cont. Therecod. Of lbs Insane ADD the mel.
sncholy death, bear ample witness TO tbs
ruth of the assertion. So. ,..x..,. .. -. - ....<,
THE CONSTITUTION QystSsE a az u sECrEpSf ORGANIC
requires the aid Of msd strengthen and iayigora.s the
bly does A trial wiltfouvinee the most skeptic~l
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
THE REBEL INVASION.
Continued from First Page,

from their devotOns and irrevereuty mprovised
& sort of hOIse-sh0eiug tournament Everywhere
there were scenes of rolheking brayadO mixed with
humor. "a short life and q merry one, MesseurS
les Bulternuts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
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USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT
BUCHU
For al saeetons and diseases Urinary Os~as whether
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
from whueyer Cause originating and 10 mater Il how
louE standing. blsra..s Of tnes- OTssas
require the aid oi Duiretic.
HELMBOLD'o EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DlURETlC,
AND II is CERTAIN
To HAVE The
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
1T RECOMMENDED.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01
Nai.-Gcn. Burnside-ths City Councils
nu. itizen- of Cincinnati i'm Conference.

81 sPENsIoN OF BUSINESS Al ooLt MB' -
ADDRESS ~ GOV. ToD -iNfoRMAIloN
ABOUT THE REBhLS-A PLAN foK noML
UIIENSI.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01

IN"'IIHFI TT
a Committee OF the City Councils aud Citizens
lad an interview with MAJ Gen. Burnside las,
night in relation TO the defenses Of the city. The
Committee adjourned without action, to meet again
this morning.
There was general SUSPENSION Of business at Co
umbus yesterday.
meeting was also held al the State House, which
was Addressed by Gov. Tod, who sad he had inior'
nation that it war the design OF the Rebels to enter
Ohio within the next month.
a committee Of citizens were then appointed to
adopt plan OF action, aud TO raise volunteers for
home defense.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-01

THE SECOND ASSAULT OS PoT HUDsoE.-In
the assault and sepulso Port Hudson the IAN inst Col
~ X. Bryan Of the l73'h " y. v Me-. stsckhou.e and
Lieut. s. A. shedaId. a.. glst y. " Col Galway Of the
I75d u w. and Col Smith, Of the lith " \. v, were
tIl.d