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THE NExr PREsrpESoY.-Scvcral Of the New
York papers have already begun to busy them
selves about the next Presidency. The Herald
of Yesterday has an elaborate article on the
subject, In which Il advocates the reelection OF
Mr.. lincoln. The Germans Of the West, who
holise Fremont. talk Of running him without
regard to party action. t'i'-
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From YIcksbuIg.
LAKES LANDING, I
IN ya,oo River. Nav 2S. {

,-trftr On Yazoo River, May %.
Scouts report Gen. Johnston advancing
n, = army eorps drew days rations and march,
al 10 meet him, ut daylight yesterday Ills
advance Is stated to be between the Yatoo and
Bip Black rivers. with the intention Of taking
IIaincs' Bluff and breaking up our communica-
ton by the Ya1oo. His force Is vsriously es-
tmated from $4,000 to $4,000 men. General
Grant Is confident Of his ability to defeat him
without raising the siege.
MKMriils, June 2d.-Adviccs from Grants
army Of the Goth has been received.
The siege Of vicksburg is slowly progress
sing. - ~
The monitors ore firing slowly. day and
night.
All prisoners In yicksburg jail have been
released and put across the river. They report
that one Of the mortar shells exploded In tho
Jail and destroyed II.
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REV. Henry Ward Beccher took passage
for Europe ON the steamship City Of Baltimore.
last Saturday on q "leave Of absence" for four
months, granted TO him by the society Of Plym-
outh Church, Of which he has been the pastor
for nearly sixteen years. ..n
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~ In the case Of Gen. Corcornn. tho Court.
Martial 6nd that Lieut.. Col. Kimball halted
Corcvran and demanded the countersign, when
he had no right to do SO, and that no lKimball)
wss drunk at tho time. Gen. Corcoran seems
10 be completely justified. tlfq rs.
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VARIOUS ITEMS.
REBELS AGAIN REPORT THAT
VICKSBURG HAS FALLEN.

en-. Hunter Relieved OF his Command.
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FALL OF FORT MORGAN REPORTED.

ADMIRAL roorE RELIEVES ADMIRAL DUPONT.
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JEFF Davis has suspended the writ OF ma
beas corpus. and also the bodies Of many union
men without the formalty Of denying the writ.
We presume such course was not uncon'u'u-
tional, or else those solo guardians OF the con-
stitution, the democrats, would have said some
thing about IT, But Jcr is q democrat and the
president Is not, and perhaps that accounts for
Il! m r'l
-RrrunMso soLprEas.-Thc Main 2ud regi-
men., which was the hrst to take the field from
this State. reached Bangor last week, and were
received IN fitting manner. The regiment
originally numbered $50 men. and now returns
with only AIS, including officers and men,
About i25. who enlisted for three years remain
with tho army, having been transferred TO the
10th Maine. a'l{iI ni" -''- ."
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The War in Kentucky.

Fho state under Martial Inw.
O. .c,t,sdtI July 3i.-MAi Gcn. Burnside has i'.,.
e. order declaring the state # kcnucky invactI
oy rebel force nth the sNov.d attention II overs.
in' the JuJscs Of Etertions intmdsfipr oys voter,
Of Keeping them from the poll, az iercinf the clee
. ON q d..oyai candidates at the election the I'd
EcsEio. The military n tho C,o,efnmen, tht ord I
dsoar' the only force ths defeat thir sttsu yt
tsud the sts,e Of ksptscky b .hes placed under
n artiJ lay. AL military eihceu are cowmanded TO
aid the constituted suthor,to OF tie State In the sup
tort Of the laws and the rurit, fsu'rage The is:~
y sponted JudS-s At the poll, Oil b- held strictly
renabs ths, no disoysl per,on tc ALLOW ed 10 vote
AMI 70 this end theiitaIy po-sr uf the COVE r,r,cnt
isorderedto 20 give them its utInos' suN-r
Lcrsa0fon, .hlit 3I.-rhs tsheis. and Nc them.
y elv-s In danger of bens surourdrd. aud sor,l,
rc.--d by Saundcr~ usiIrny turrl'i westward And
Jsssed bes wen Bs Hll and Richmond on the Paint
Lick road TO LsGoa,rr, thence to stanford, cssely
} pnrsuod oy Ssundsr- al Finishing sons o. eli t.
vay. SaundeU captured over hundr,d wi.oucrs,
= Including one Lieutenant Colonel. QuAntit,s Of
stoics. suns and wagons. have -uivrd Of stanford.
After one husdred nil ride. day aud night saun.
dars msn and bor-ea were oVnpisl ~ used ur, aud
the rebels stin more Tho relrla pared Hall's
Gap ihi, evening, too rsrl7 bs iner,e by the
roops frsm Lebanon. 1hoy will sutmpi the ere a ~
eof the Cumberland to night early la the ng
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Retaliation.
War -.irtia on, isI.

RrT D'rdrtpl>nt, IduiInt Grp~ydrs or'ce, WASH
'ngton, July 81. .-t;sNrnsL OAurs No %! Tho fol-
le~ins order o. the r. ,iient puh.h.d for the IN
formation and g.v ,nm, n, of all coueeruvd;
Execute, No sim, Rd,h,R0fo1, Juig "a. 1t 10
thc duty Of every government TO gvr protection 20
cltz,p Of shstever clsaf, color or condition AM cs
peciAlly to those duly orfaoiyHd soldier In
the public service The law Of Istans and the ussges
And oauons ot war IS carried On by civilized poscrs
per-n dsiiuctog TO c4ior Va the trea Intnt nj
prisSoeu Of war I. .e> oeniC.. losaii ~ .nsl.
any reptupd Vcr''' vu sccorT' n his color,
and T.. no Oh ace aSsn,t the laws Of w,r,
10 relaps into NJ oariln, sAd crino against IL,
civilization OF tbs age. The Uoy.runpat Of the
United stA.s will give tho prots. 70 all Il,
sosisrs, and II the enemy sh,ll sell u en,iavs any
ona b.ciut Of lii co Va, tho ct, snai b~ punished
by retaliation w n tn eHsm,s s1uers IN our yos
scL iop. IL Il therefor, ,rsi, Tia; Er evory sol.
der Oft 1 nj cd state. killed IN violation Of the
laws Of war, T. bcl ,1lalsr shal DO executed snd
for every uuslAy1i b. the ras,ny, or sold i1to
slavery, rtbs soldier shall be p.lod st hard lab,r
on the publie so,k., and c3utuu,d a. such labor
until the o. er shall /" raioa.ed, and receive the
treatment due 10 prisoner 1iwH.
AH4AHAz lISooLs.
By order Of the Secretary Of Wa.
T.. u. TonsS
Asst. Adj Gent
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The Siege Of Charleston.
ClosisH L. on tho Euemy.

by the arrival at this per, OF tho TRANSPORT Beiv
esra Capt w. H. wisters, from Por' Royal, u. C.,
Ssiy a9th. vs have neas hOua Charleston to th,t
cate.
The Beividere had on board the One Hundred q ad
Seventy fourth reGmont Pennsylvanis voluntes n,
sumbsrias +iT, non-oounii,,ioued onhec,, and phi
vsts, hos term of service had EXP cd. she pas I'd
~ Charleston bar July sath. at II oek. A. T. Saw
80 Monitors aud tha Hopsiaes engaging Fort wag
Der.
Gen. Gilmore bad sueoeeded in sreetlnsA long iine
Of batteries within .25o yI'd, " Fort Wagner. lie
had Also mounted three heavy siege gun, within one
aiis and quarter Of Fort sumter, whrh w-rs to
speu FIRE on sumter tho day he Beiv.doie called.
Gen. ilmus confident that When ne mounted
ell h,s heavy siege eIns lie would reduce Sumter.
The Casualties among our forces were vary few In
humber.
Two DAYS LATEN.
u. :. siesm Tran,pnyt Futon, from Port Royal.
Q. c. july 5la, arrived hare last ssht TIC ',eso Of
Forr W.xner At tor:iausd. Gen. Gilmore has
sasantcd number Of POO pouuder .issr gun. within
sne ulie Of FOt Sumter. lie Is confident Of reducing
bSth Sum er and Wssnsr IL a short time.
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sbsekiss Death Of Asother "Fsaalc Blor-


From, 'ho LONDON riY-s, July 22J, -e;itc the FOL.
iovins 'srihlo story
AEON rAit, ,hor, d'.'sncs from u nl-shsm,
80 he so.u" Of .ed cccurret., ~ Aonday eve
DIR ted from = rope s-,pcud'i q r,ri. above the
,ttn..srd. snd =. 'lc' o. the p't; drs'h e.int
~ ~ through her priious psiiJtns1-c cn . 90 oecs
.oa ot .rt bod in tho rsfi, .nri Il > 1nds OF
sni t,.',us pres'It Sh. msd, : at 'r'renncca
lt'lc bel" :, cek nv'ns been .i,,' :, "a ~.
-ssusthc tona ma H. i IN oasin., iset 10 o.'
hts' bl 30 ici, ou' i-? ~ tack, &C.. me
.Si to 10 sD,e s.r W y 20, ~ a ana "A Ell h. one of
Nr 'si sci. u a.. H' IL, 'ihed 4 at s';utdsy :. -
This tr.i' eoui ~ .bo4t ,auty ,Nd- IN lcnFth,
.. 'usf n'o is'e! two trees at the a,utud.
a., a. ~. a. 80 ~ sd '..n ihs uuss Of es,s zee
orc 'f' M "' g. tore va. osi t". o,r ifcsN.'
on VI cii 'a' tssI NJ ace iur ths rsltosm~t MID
Of tc -, ~a.st,. I'D, neIts y. dc ws placed
ID u ciH o. ,hrt,r, y .ich eni.d snoui All iuch
.ea half diene',-, we're 'eeut 4 b. othtr, h,.i
!, .'Al- driven taD IN the sfepa rhi. .wk ,m
d'nc under The sup sn'rndenes q 'he vomsn'' hn,
haod. Al,hr ne in pAre' hay,,ns sc.n .ungsd.
e.e, % the crowd she ~Hs atsuird by hei husband.
sh. 81. hr III. b,..ne'ns p's .nd .hsl,Sa hst
d d 90 Madame Gcnoivs ,,eppsd osui, ,cu.'y, and sp
p,rgiy 9Th lone dss,,e Of ~, 500, o,, On
snd ood lea thea returned ts hsr roe ins Pscc.
At thb point ha, husband step'ei TO .Md aud At
dcn'lS IN no spirit oi conGd,nc, It the -ahsdsl5-
" along tbs snirs rush ., tho rps rc.chins tAs
oppo.iss r-st!ns piAe. - sni'ty. AZ A,ieid,nt AZ
piosc he'd and removed the ghsiLs, ard q the same
ten. vsc.s has ov.< hrr h, Aa, With an sdi,'ions
t,indt td. In tLia olnil,isp ,ho roris &C. lIoved
ON thu rop-; she held the h.lss,iur polc In her
hands, sud csuaiousIy put her i,st 81 feel hcr
| sAy had ucts,n VT three tsIttrins ,ttp', Ntsn
IN, 1000 collapsed, ths platform on which The at
tendaut sas s,aDdns ill bscs, and tho ,sof woman
| wA dsalgd 10 Ia yrogna. ner death ~S In
s,art.p~ou. Surgical aid was at hsndbui itva, Of no
sv.n. Concp,,ior q thr lr.in OF injury 70 Tho ,he
sp,nr wss In all pfobsblt tn" tRuis q dssih, The
deceascd A. f.r advanced III pregnancy, and said
TO have had pressutinnn that the rops nss
sAfe II had be = rcren iy ,plced, and save -sy At
that part. tpnn that pint Il 10 to b. hoiSd there
vil b, ssstch ne ,aiuiiy Al tho Inquest. ~ tho
moment OF this thcrkinG oc1ftcntH aud actual spec
10 as OF I, there YER. many Thousands oi persous
from Br nShau cnd tie J.sck COZ airy, aud 80 iiits
rf.ot nd Il -1lsse that IN /tfs Gas continued,
te,mtninc nth ndis rLIp ~ frrrortsd' M fr, ~;
thc Forester, JomIait",, Who had the coudu-, of tho
v .dius., hI'irFat ema,tins .lt"r tho seC.s.ut
| dc'ttin 80 cd to 40 ~ih the prorfsmme omit tins
tho dapeetous par -" The ere u thls airAster 4,
| thai .eiy A htsp Parh, which he, h,esty deisned
10 open as "reopic's Prk" Eve cnrs aso l. To bs
hopJd h, II hv now TOT ihe ir1' me to n used fct
sush debssins and bni,a1ius pe. f'rwspccs as that
| Of AouaAy e~euips
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TIE vICIaIYr.

TnE HxA FED TERM mast have commenced
yesorday. Early In tho morning the mercury In tbs
ernoneter gave evident sisns Of great excitement.
and befors noon won't up into the atnstiss. In the
snerroon and evening" . Lisht decline vA sppsIsut.
81 degrees being tho lowest point up to midnight. 4
few more such lay, siI srand stAnpsds Of QUE
citizens Tor cool country reussts
IsNEGrIos OF rHx SrREErS-On Saturday,
City Inspector Iooe nviteA the usmbsr esshs pro.
to inspce, The .tresu If the city. AeesdinsH ~
proceeded IN eafdsss through nearly every thorough
fare Ia the lo"r Wards some Of As streets prs-
.sutod a. sppeArsneo Of neglect slmSst equal 70 u,
tluos Of "H.cEl1." Just ~ ths adss 0t tAs p,ttaH
tcsnip,u>a en- fsxrA h1sQ,
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Later European News.
RECEPTION Of OUR VICTORIES.
Interesting City Intelligence.
NO DRAFT ORDERED YET.
I lmportnnt Prize Decisions.
Movements in Virginia.

Washington, Aug. l--Tbs statement that Lees
oruss asc maAsed ~ Cup-y-r Is rDt credtsiin mill
ny dreios bore. There Ia me- doubt ths4 b. has .
u sas guard at thst point. but the sstn BODY OF
kts ssmy Is thought to b thr south bauk Of tho
RasiaAn. The exact lorst, ssd ppitio of TIL
0bsi Amy vii he Ascertsin.d Within the next ts
0SDas h0up.
TAs public vi1 not bs surprised TO icsru that Cen
hcades Army 10 about 10 make sn portant move
oant. Ju., What IL ito be, Of ceurse, h vVuh not
bs pruden, to state but thing certain, rs,ions
Sbr long march have been issued. PORTION Of ow,
ovalry e,o'ssd tie Rsppehanpocs. NEAR bsvsriy .
Rord yesterday. aud other forces are already ie
n.ove
Col. Loves sIped,ion in pursuit. of seby rrtur ..
ID 10 fsrfsI today. Althoush most VI tho stoIsa
Oropety recovered the C.u,irihA ChsftAm snd,sA
hD men except Eve escaped.
sHAsr okvALBv SGWT.
Haof7uarters, Army a. H. Fe;rnic, Aug. -
Cen. Duford's cavalry. artillery, and . sapvvrtins
fantry force yesterdsy crossed tho RsppAh~r mech,
st the Railroad Station. Thsuee With cavalry and
artillery he preceded towards CLpsppr. davirs {
Otuarts cavalry before him. whsn near Cu,psysr,
Gen. Buford snoounsred iars~retei foreo Of ipsn-
~ aud artillery, and . fierce fight oGsu1s. last bs
sntii dark, when he ~ithd.-w to a strong position,
sAst Of Brandy station. The loss on b,h sitAs Vas
spnsdeIatls, 1hisroconpois.sacr oouzrInsdate con.
ssntrstion of Irs's isre,s pesr Cuipaypsr and Bdi
sAtcs thA his present hssaquartcu are At Stevens-
burg, four miles southesst Of CtLp~ppsr.
The twenty niue suiier wagons captured near Fair
az, Thursday night BY Moseb, and h, hand, wer,
ss-oapsured With oil their eontents Friday mosn.ns
asa1 Ahis by the second M..achusetts Cavalry.
akirmish ensued between the Guerr,ss and our ID
vsuce guard, but the spprosoh OF lhc ,nsin bod,
Aoseby ned, closely pirsusd by our cavalry severa
~.
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mondt "oviRrs s4,s,.t ot Or-at llisin, Which
hs' lon soush. to - lie ;ho N.lihern snd he Sou.h
en- %, pie"
me r'Nn.sn aye Worth CNclins ho surrshei
'oVV solder, fr the Vsu.eies ~, to,n"N Of w1oni
are al ,cA and sounded that North Ca,oina shcud
-nd = ~ csaioa "a ws-hl1S~n At once, aud 49,
VI" terms can be obs -i, sud No, s.u sor JcG
Davr
40 teocn, cavalry rsidyfrom Nerf,it 90 Jsetroc.
n q, found the cnemy'entteucaci strongly at Jset
sor. which commands Ihc approaches to Weldon.
MAJ. AndcV.n, on tho 96th u:.. esptu'ed he enc.
my's res'o apd took po.-esnion Of All iruporfsn,
ht rigc thereby defssp ~ the enemy IN their intcn-
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1ho follo.ins Is from tho Poutli,spie Yiolst
AuCu! l,t:
About ri, o'eioct Thursday evening infornstiors
reached NJ th,t severe tUrnsi1 tsi Waited tho
country sboUt three ~ rs moth OF ruushtetV ie Ths
bic 90 he nctih side of nudl, il on the Van Val.
henbars ptop-rty. ths pniut he tornado seew"H
60 have mnie ". hr.t appearance. coming nom
southw,stsrly direction. Hrrs here are 100 % three
atp up b. tkes root, aud carried sorus Dis
tsi'o u-n their bsse Preceding iosn tbs hih
thrt the hJilov, covering In sidth about three or
four andr,d tee. OF the country heraoeut, the tor
i,nsns to M Allen, conipic%ely destroying H. The
east side Of tn tornado then passed the eernN " NJ
Alien. dwelling, tearirs W his ~oodhsu,s and tab
iug u pcbcLt hno~~ where. In this uciu-
~ Il also tore up by tho roots oil tho
trees in al adjacent apple orchard, number
ins n,s5.v seventy. Further aloss In It's cousre M
cam. IL ntsct 9th barn belonging to Nj Cerue.
heavy tiber,, hurting them In ths air, sud ocmpcts-
iy d.iso" hing the ,rueture A. the point the stonc
Val l. bio~n down In many placcs and the telerspA
wircs arc tied no In . knot. We are Informed tnae
stones weighing 100 pounds we're up on the
VAL and hurlod 80 or ~ feet Greet hesvy boesds
and timber from the bsru can W sess % % 100 fsee
FROM The building The tornado then pessed siosS
th~uce 70 the outbudipss of hr. CcrH-!iue J:rdars
pace, picked up large corn crib. moving 10
feet The roaring sound sccrp panytns u vo ternhe.
kr. Jordan stated that It sounded - though hun
dFsd railroad ears we're passiss. Nearly loo ~
have been blown down and torn up Py the ruDts. I9e
co., in the trsct II ,he ehir-ind hAs beep eusirsy
DESTROYED one tree broksn 10 two IN The oseSss
and the top tulty part, blown rcsIiy 70 Let The
scane 10 NIy terrible. The devastation IN thD 0oog
% the v'ti,leiLA cannot be Described
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The Port koyal - It III, at lat, 10, - rcrt tho,
Gen ko'ecfans -. marching in full force on ss
vAnn Nh, and hAt srycd -ithin " miir of that d
ssvsruih, thosf strongly tati"ed, is At present. =,
most des''tuio- tropp., 'he earrS,n having hsen
Dispatched to- sld Nichburs ari Charleston. Tts
inhab"an,' ,rc rao,ins away their ,susbie- ct
last scc'ant' y .' eAns 10 in nrt,on in TIA. ~.
rec''on = 80 u -t.c IA; his rec ce~ien ~. n,t
Chr'e''on,' Who. 20 alec;usiig cooperate iih
Gilmore x Il t.hls On In = res, attack. aud thu,
rnder espL.e Il that city and it. ep;iTc eH-
rison nlstter ofe,rttinty.
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From New Orleans.
CoahI msiion OF the surrcp.i,r 81 Brashear

Tb. news b. the MOy~,.g Star, which ~eut ADJ re-
at Deal on Friday, -hiic tof vo,-e' uom New
Orl'sna 10 TO the effect that Brs.h Niysur men.
dcred on the ssd Nt. 10 the sunb at Sr. a. ONcia
advice o. tho ,AAs had reached S,s osleAus riof
the departure Of tn kornlsg S'Ir.
Several niTd states trsnfP"~ stcsmaa from W
river reached 'S-~ orlssnt du1ne the stay of the
Aorrrig s'sr, some of them throush ffo,n ST. LOUIS
and sef, Carrying passenger nor Inward on thei re
turn tip~; thu sr.ndid packet ImIer,di had carried
soFth . LARGE number of passengers.
Colonel HplhhIrd, I. !. a, Ch!tf Quarernastrr
DepArtmsnt-or the liui h.I & ide suan usnt, for
daily mail do~n the MIDI ~! Eivcr to N,W On
leans.
miitTy'-rdsr hs, Zen i,uet II Now orie.n. to
allow oil ma 90, bOss ~,th ves, .abas and fo"d Of
every kind 80 ra.s 'he p.cst's ato Le city unmo-
leatSd.
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Cor.ol f-r money elo.ei a. % so2' aut P'Nao2h
f.. Az t'h. Vie ,.d ~ hare re.s9 j :; dt''
id SD IN tlNr's sascf = ssrh. I..'uula .ffa 'Vl
ls- hsnds :. d.,Co,d'uNv .hsrcs ~, snd g. :. sat
W rims &, fur'ter dschu.A |.
tvuIs.T 60 ror N'sN.r, July 2ls' and -.
~ 80 for tbs TO dAv- rcscn 400 btrs, 'sttu o.
sp cus, ou aud 800. fi-r hrm Al Nd. yea H.
hish IA IN lssi ~ lsyipfi,ts.
st Ia, exit NJ "a se' Friday fisur unslefed. In
dian corn A.. ..
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BY an arrival from Il .1uud,, ~e learn that tho
rivafe'r fiorids sailed tom thst por' on IN. sbth
ut after roee,vas coal aud AL necessary rclAI,
The Goa 'h- r'o'.'eL brought NJ tbs ste4us,
ht'iieI ilLcsnty .. N hslf,x.
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