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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

country through which the army passed The scan:y
resources left untouched 10y the Rebels. have been
appropriated by our own men, and nothing bat star
walton stsres the sparse population in the future
view With The exception of Louion County, there
is nothing to harvest excepting few acxes Of wheat
and corn, mud this must be done by mammal labor as
the country has been entirely stripped OF stock.
The railroad is now in ruDpiug order TO Warren
ton. Oar supplies, which have been nearly exhaust
ed, are flowing in the army, and the mails, which
have been entirely suspended since the army crossed
the Potomac, are anxiously awaited. Though the
army has had faigung marches, ard contequeEt
prvations, it would be mistake to suppose that it
is to settle down in idleness.
Toe messenger who brought to Washington the
above Intelligence reports that day forty OF Nose
by's gueriIIas were captured lear Fairfax Station.
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Lnsr.f ship arUs.

ARRIVED. sG-ii p. Or.
Ste,msiin hras, a. :. fluusgosl Gaiaen, fon ko,al
Jul, .gat lD3Is u aai C.af,s,on Lar b. n pass to L.
x 4 ~ Cuaitsfuast'r-
s,.,n,fip fmma d., NJ Tordcu) Daviis, prize TO L. $
fsuspot Aago, ugrutlgo, t1n and cotton ai t"9
,. Wa. nom Wilmington, y. G, bound 20 Bermuda aud
ca,,tfri on tho lt,h. Ia la. 80 a, Ion. 10 ID.
s...usltu O ymOus (br) Mulr. LIVERPOOL July ~ a.
oD.-n.own 80 mdsc aud 90, pass. 10 4. Curaid JAY
49, 81 w. ou 10 81. stcai.hip Heels lound cas-.
.gl t 30 Co., lou. o. &C., passed Al. shtp Caslis b0rrd
- nf, July ld 1T 90 3D. ion. II 20, Iss'ed steamship
90, of Londoa, hence i5s Liver pool:
Shp Cont lauou, Mu.hne. hey West y days eo'''ANe
" t.p', Pun,. Imperial (Fr) Pssss0x, Iiayre a days.
M, and 2. pass. TO }. Mcr,lim
ip Auola (Au.) Cosuhch Algeria. Africa, 10 days oa
1' ts C,rlrer Cieuflegos p d vs. sugar nd moiis'
r.. l., Geo. >. Stephenson Co. Santa !" 'V"'l''S "''
oar ,rn.1e for Pmladlphn. Il, 49,,
BuS Atue. tBtrIu.). L'mke. fremen ~ Gays muse ~"
- ,. 10 h.. Iubiug q N1 Jurc g. lat ~ ~ ION - D.
,,,r lia, bark Nursss, strefdu; l.. jay ~ -N - -
au % ~, saw Brriu shp tnsfsy' bonnd T. nc - '-'
Ilit vinls aut Gains with ing ttr rntifc pt.-asr'
laA IAudw infdcu (Odcub HcIimrss, hanbus % "ay b.
mlse. aud I9 pos. TO *. NJ. ) owuian fdyc.
hotA Mauts tHorl. Borg IiaYfc % days ballast 70 NOM"
Doe 4 .,i,lrn. , ,,, .
BIZ II nauu Heinrich (Pfrs) troudenberg, Cardiff o.
ga, Lido co. A,ohaIl. bouge Cow Bay C. b. ls days.
co.l no u. D.. swain
L,.e Diapa'u Cr,l Coneva ~ Pierre M-nolon 30 days
haai, 90 hrussf ool,not. -,
nHn.srI to uister
s,hn mn .. po. Clut,, fos Pulaski L4ys, bii's. 90
DpAuc., Poster a 90. 1.,,
Shin otes, W..tern Fu1er Liverpool June 90 - Cbss
sn,p ,an.t.nt.me Csteuy. Liverpool Jano IL.
ALI, Ons ia h.
WIND--Sunset, w. y. w.
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THE EXPEDITION TO ROCKY MOUNT,
GEN. FOSTERS OFFICIAL REPORT.
Destruction of Large Quantities Of War
Material.
WARRINGTON. July 20. 1868.
report bas been received ct

WASHINGTON July &c. 1868.
The following official report bas been received at
the Headquarters of the Army:
Mai. Gen. H. w. HALLEcK, General in Chief u. s. 4!
MEMBERS, NJ O.. Friday, July "a, via Fortress Moaroe
GEEERAL: ! have the nonOr to report tina. the
cavalry raid having for It's object the destracilon OF
the railroad bridge at Rocky Mount, has returned
completely successful. The expedition consisted OF
the sd Regiment New-York Cavalry, and u squad
ron of tho I2;h, aud of Mxs men cavalry and one
company Of North Carolina, ami WAS under the
Command Of Brighten. Edward e. Patton, Chief
OF Staff. Tie bridge over the Tar River at Rocky
Mount, a station on the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad, between GoldsboIo aud Weldon, was COM
pleicy destroyed. The bridge was three hundred
aud fifty feet long, and the uestle work foar hua-
bred feet more.
A cotton rlll filed; a Touring mill containing
600 barrels Of flour, and large quantities OF hard
bread; a machine-sbop containing shells, gunpow-
der, and every muniton;of war; large depot, Of
lces, &C.. an engine and train Of cars; a wagon
train Of twenty-five wagons, filed with stores aud
munitions; srmory and maohine-shop, Wit. the
machinery and materials, and eight hundred bales
II cotton. were ali destroyed.
AT Tarboro, two steamboats,, end one large and
fine ion-cal in process Of construction, saw-lil,
traE OF cars, 100 bales OF cotton, aad large guam
tiucs Of subsistence aud ordnance stores We're de-
s,roycd. About 100 prisoners were taaen, and some
800 animals ,horscs and mules. Some 800 CONTRA
bands followed the expedition into Newbeln.
Tho ioice had constant lighting with tie enemy,
vino made great endeayors TO intercept their reiurn,
but in every case the enemy's position was either
turned or they were compelled 70 retire. Our loss
in killed, wounded, and n,issing viii not exceed -
men. have the honor 10 be,
Very respectfully. yoar o5edir,t ,essaa..
20. Foster M.y0rGeu.1sl CJilrl.L...s.
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SEVERE BATTLE AT ELK CREEK.
5000 Rebels Attacked by 2,4OO Union
Troops.
Our Troops March so Miles in "a
Hours to Make the Attack.
COMPLETE RCUT OF THE ENEMY.

To Mel Gen. ~ w IiALtrcE, Gen.-in-Chief Washington:
sr Loris, Saturday, July 2j,h 1853.
On the 18th inst, Gen. Blunt attacked Cooper,
twenty-five miles sou,h Of Fort Gibson, and routed
him. ca,turiug one gun aud many prisoners. The
enemy lett sixty killed, and tbrty-six wounded on
the field. Our loss WAS ten killed and tweniy-four
wounded Cooper reireaied toward Fort Smith.
J. ~ SCOFlEbD, MsJ Gen.
LF,yEywoRTH. Saturday, July -, 1903
On Thursday, the lGh, severe fight occurred
between Gen. Blunt and TIE Rebel Gen. Cooper, Mt
Elk Geek, 50 miles south of Fort G0fon, which
resulted in complete Union victory. Gen. Blnnt
had 9, 400 men and - guns; Cooper, 1900, on bis
own ground.
We marched 30 miles in 81 hours, and immediate
" attacked. Two Rebel guns were dismounted and
car,ur.d, and the enemy finally fed with loss Of
20 killed 81 wounded, and 100 prisoners. Our los
vss 10 killed aud 30 wounded.
Col. Williams Of tie lst Kansas colored regiment
was severely wounded in the head and shoulder.
We captured 10000 pounds of -four AMI sa',, with
other quarternGstcr and commissary stores.
Our cavalry were pursuing when the dispatch left.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
IE,yrNWuRru SATURDAY July. p, 1863.
On Thursday, the l6h int q, IA severe hight occur
red between the forces under Gen. Blunt and
Co,pers Rebel forces, resulting in the complete ron
OF the latter.
Finding hat tie Rebels bad fallen back fiom Fort
Gibson, Gen. Biunt, with 200 men and II guns
le. IN pursuit. after marching flty miles IN TWEEN
Is four hours, he fDlnd tie enemy, 1900 strong IN
position on Elk Greek. Gen Blunt immediately
attacked tho Rebels. Our artillery dismonuted two
Rebel guns. which were captured. charge was
finally made, when lie enemy He'd in confusion, our
cavalry pursuing.
VIXEN The courier left the Rebel loss was 60 killed,
u wounded, aud 100 prisoners.
Our loss was 10 k led and 80 wounded.
We captured o qaanti'y Of commssary stores.
Gen. Blunt, though sick, commanded IN person.
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EXPEDITION TO wyTMEvyILE.
On,cint Report by Gen. srnumon.

WAsHIApFUN, a. Z, a-tlIday, JnIy -, I5t5
The following mas Just been &c eived n the head
quarters Of the army, from Gen. stammon:
Cn,uLEsroaS. Ffasy, July q 1853.
Gen. KELLY: Cot. loltni, with the II Virginia
Cayalrr and The 3i,h OHIO Mounted infantry, Ont
the railroad Gt Wy'heviile, and destroyed two
icccs Of artillery, 100 moskcts, anl large amount
ol Ammunition ana stores, aud bad Il sharp sht i'll
" ytAeyilc. Captured 10 PRISONERS, who were
T. 'oiei; killed %; wounded not known.
DOR lo-s is - killed, wounded ana missing. Sew
ent,cu we're bill ID, including Col iolasd aud Capt.
DcLtuey. col. Powell ir very dangerously woundod.
and /. prf0uer We were Tired on from houses,
IA he and private By the ciii1eue, even by the
women. NJ lien totally destroy ed the town. AMI
reached F.yetto Yesterday, alter q march OF about
3.Ouiiee. l.. /. ScAMNoN, Bugaalcr-Celerdi.
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The Esctrcnf CT Eco-Cnpturc OF Cattle
Wi;arf gJcrirOycd AT Acqu;n Greek.

WAsUiSGToS. Saturday, July -. 1867
il Is believed here tonight that Lee has succeeded
in making his escape with his array, and that he ~
tonight at Cupepper or Orange Conrt House. The
affair at Chescrs Gap IS supposed to have been with
he rear guard.
On Thursday orr cavalry captured in the vicinity
OF Chester Gap, about twelve hundrcd head Of beef
castle and large drove Of sheep, intended for the
use O. Lees army in the Shenandoah valley.
Al TIE caos in the range OF mountains east Of tire
Shenandoah are in our sosses-ion.
The last remsining wharf at Acqnia Creek, known
"a tie lower wharf, was burned by the Rebels on
Thur lay night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
OUR CAPTURES At PORT HUDSON.
OncinI Report by Ger. Bnnk'.

IlTsD4rAlTrNs DEFIANT sfT ~ 1hE 90 ~
lorn AEa. Conrs Potr htD,oS. July 10, 1913
SIh: 4 nave the honor to INFORM you that WIN
I'M. 10. there fell iuJo our hnnds over 300 prison
ors, including one MHIor-Gsnenl aud one Brcadier-
Geueral, 20 pieces o. heavy artillery, . complete
bn,teres numbering 81 pieces OF held artillery, -
good ,uppiy Of proIcclirs Tor Eight ana heavy gunr.
1850 pounds 81 cannon powder, 1ruoJ stand oi
arms. and $50 900 round. II snnil-aim Ammunition,
be.ido Il small nnorut OF etofcs u various kinds.
We captured also two etcamerr. one oi which Ia
very valuable. They will be Of great service at
thIh time.
arl Gencral very respectfully. your obedieut servant
y T. BANKS, M.Joi-O-nera Commanding
10 Gen. II. So. % tLLf.K tlunlauuel-lu Chief,
Washington, - &.
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Movements OF the E:ebel- ia ihc south
West

Mssrnis Thursday July %. 1853.
Gen Chalmers Rebel forces who have leld tie
country south Of Memrhi., ara reported to be nov
iug toward Grenada aud Oko!ona.
/, WAS reported from Okolona yesterday that
Gen. Joe Johnston had fallen back to Chunky
RIVER.
Gen. Bagg's army Is mostly at Chattanooga and
Atlanta. None have gone TO reinforce Gen. John
siOu.
Atlanta is leine strongly fortified by tie Rebels
Tie report hat Gen. Pillow is in West Tennessee
ID untrue.
Small bands Of guerrillas are enforcing the con
scrirtion and stealing horses in West Tennessee.
These sie AL the forces cft TO annoy tho inhabiiuuls
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The following dispatch was received on Saturday
evening, at Headquarters of the Middle Department:
HR,noU.RTKRs ARMY or THR PoTosAc
FRONT ROYAL, Va, Saturday July 70 1908.
To Maor-Gen. c. SCHEScK.
The Mslor-General commanding directs me TO
acknowledge the receipt of your dispatch and to lu'
form YOU that he engaged the enemy at this point
Yesterday. This morning the enemy appears to
have Withdrawn, and his whole army is undoubt-
Idly ell route for Culpepper and Orange Court
House. and probably Lis rear has passed the
Shenandoah at this point and Strasburg.
By order a. MATTHEWS.
Colonel aud Chief Of STAFF
The following information was received at head
quarters IN thi. city to-day by Major-Gen. SeheneS'
Ii is from Brig. Gen. Lockwood:
"The enemy has disappeared from our front en-
tirey and is nowhere north of Winchester. Oar
cavalry was in Cbarlestown yesterday friday and
scouts out to the distance often miles in every drec'
ton without any signs Of the enemy
Tho following general order was issued by Geu'
Lockwood to-day;
L. being understood that no enemy lie in force near
this command, all labor and military exercise will
be suspended ouly in the usual inspections, ps'
ruie, euasd and yiekci. The DAY wil be observed
as a Christian Sabbath, and service held in the
several camps having chapains.
S. y LOCKWOOD. Brig. Gen.
Headquarters, HaIl cf'f Ferry.
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l.

Tax. 70 Balkan Iercury Uupca'an, Medicines sT
pleasant and Dangerous disease.
HELNfBOLD'S EXTRACT BJC Gnu
CCREs SECRET DISEASES
IN al! t-ir .tsgef e Expense e or 20 chauss Of ID
Is; 30 laconveuslce, AND 40 EAPOSu RI.
Il G.. e. frequent desire and gave, sfeash to Urn,ts,
hefeDy irueyg oDs,rucoLa preventing and caring nFct
ure. u 80 ui.th-, aaypg pain and 1hsnmGl. 90 rs-
q-ns ia ,hs c..s o. G-ess-s. and expsiuns lOeGNOJ5
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER
Thousands upop thou- sLds nave pesn tie
VICTIMS or QCAIkS,
and who have psi HEAVY FEES ~ % cured IN short
time have lcaui hey de eye AID thai tie Poison"
ba. OF Powerful Astrisg-li" beer !ed up 10
tie sys.en "a break cut n gn s-grsyfird form. and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
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ONE DAY LATER FEOr NEW.
ORLEANS.

The United States mail steamship Columbia, Capt.
d. j. Barton, with mails and passengers, and cargo
Of cotton and sugar to Spot I'd, Tlcsron Il Go. ary-
here on Satnrpay morning. She lef New Orleans July
10 at o'clock a. m, having had pessant weather on
the pes.a8e, aud making the rn in five day. snd sx-
teen hour. Among the passengers is Gen. Shepley
and Gen. W. T. sherman aud vile. We are in-
dcbird to M. T.. Henderson, purser, for iavors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
The Funeral OF Bani. McCool..


The funeral Of Maj Daniel McCook, better known
as the "fithcr Of tie fighting McCooks," took place
this afternoon. Tho procession. Was lengthy and
imposing, in which were Gen. Burnside and Snii.
Mai Gen Cox and Staff he heads # The different
military Departmental Of this city, iyo companies OF
inla.try, the Freo-Masons aad tie City CouDci.
Msi.-Gen McCOok, Col. Daniel McCooa aud Capt
NcCoot Of Gen. Roeecmns's STAFF, were in attend.
aBCe.
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Tie P,trsLnrg Expyess OF the sd says OF our
raid into North Caro- ina:
at is understood that the raiders have only fallen
back 10 TartoIoush, defiant from Rocky hount
about ~ miles. II allowed 10 renuin at Tarborough
It will BE- time thrown awaJ to r,ps!T tho Wilmog-
ton ana Weldon Railroad, for the Yankee cavalry
will be abe 70 reach il IN two honrs time, when-
ever they feel so dispo5ed aud destroy the track
that il will be useless. We hope, however, tha;
Gen. Robert Ransom, who Is now In thar direction,
will quickly clean the invaders on, from Tar
borvuLh."
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T..

FEMALES. FENALESi
on or YOUNG SINGLE. MARRIED, OR COHTEM-
PLAIING iAkEiAOE.
ia many laectil ns P.colf TO ells ne LA:s. 6uchu
ion iregult P4niunss u syPpression OF I'tollsry
ucuaona u..,sf,c Or scflAols a'e o re O,'ns J,u-
,,rh, or Nlhit@. steriLy and s Complaints ucient
r TX whether Arising iaaIscTeslr Ia5s oil Di.s-
DECLINE Or CHANGE OF LiFE.
~. syllutoiBs above.
no FAMILY SHOULD bE WITHOUT IT,
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Dranina I'm PbiIndcIpbia.
1nILApKLPHlA, sataI

PHILADELPHlA, Saturday, JOY q 1863.
t.. draft In the 18th Ward was finished this
forenoon, completing the 80 CoDgressionsl Distict
At tho close Of tho drawing, three cheers were
given for the country, fright or wrong" with
ill.
he draft for the city is now complete with Tue
zion Of H.. Ist and ~ Di-trigs.
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NJ
USE HELMBoLD's EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT
BUCIIU
For al elections and dlsesse Of tie Urinary Organ whether
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From Whatever originating; aud 10 r,5tsr OF new
long standing. Diseases " these Organs
require the aid oil Diuetic.
HELaIBoLD's EXTRACT BUChU
is THE GREAT DlU3ETIc,
IND Il is CERTAIN
40 NAVE THE -
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEAsRE
FOR WHICH
IT Is RECOMMENDED.
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special pl.ns!ch TO TIE \. Y. Tribune

NAsHNGToS, Saturday July % 1868
Its reported thH Ices headquarters were a
Front Royal also, that ssrmish occurred on
Weln STAY n'sht at Chester Gap, which terminate !
ny tie llh Corps driving 10 enemy on; at aboai 3
oc.och On Ihurday morning. and pr ion Of our
forces passed through the Gap. The loss was not
lar,e on either side. II Is stl believed that Le>s
mia force is further down the Valley. aud this
move would seem to indicate Tat Gen. Meade hes
fucaeedod ia getting between Lee and ki.hmond
If 30, fight may be anticipate. Officers VIII
assed Manassas Junction yes.er ay 81 hA' nothing
Wac seen Or heard of the enemy, aud they rr. al I.
tue statement Of fight there o. ihsreabout, a, pub
lbbed in our ev ming papers, as q csnard. W. nod
C.etteg lAd Ash - Gags. KfNr.
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1,
AFFIDAVIT.


po,.ll, ,,r.-e3 before me- an Alderman Of the City Of
ptirJ.inst H. 4 u-luoot. who being duly sworn, doth
"a, bi. prspar.ton contains no nss'osc. No mercury
other I'M 4rous bat axe uay 'ese'pe ,r ,,eorn
- and ,b,cribe4 before me- thi. a5d day # NosebeL
te,, lVM. L. ltIBBAkD Alderman,
~" 9.h-st.. above Race, fhiladelphis
Adder, letter. for Information. in confidence to
III. T. IIELMB o ID,
CHEMIST
DEP L.
TO. ioa SOUTH TENTH STREET.
(BELow oslEsrSur
PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF coUNrERyEITs AND uNPRlNclPLED
DEALERS.
01, enjeayor 70 dispose Of their own" Sni ether a-
.es on the fol utAtlon stainedb by
f,ET.NIBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA'
RATIONS.
HELM8oLDS ......,,...
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcliC.
uELW9orD'S
Gf,ulyE EXTRACT SARsAPAR.LLA
uELMEoLD's
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS EFERf"hEhA'
ASK FOR HELNBOLD'S.
TAKE no OTHER.
C,t out the Advertisement anI'esi Tor Il, aad sTSss
imposition 'ri exposure.
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HELMBOLD,s EXTRACT BUCHU

fc-LMi'CLPS IN IRACI bCC'ACs
For weaknesses arising from Excesse. Habits Of Dsips'
tion, Bary fudiscfeion or Abuse, attended
with the following SYMPTOMS:
In5isposition TO Exsr.iou. Los. Of Power
Los VI Memory Difficulty OF Drea.hng,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disea.e, Nakefulness,
DiDlness Of Vision, Peil ia the Back
Hot usnds Flushing OF tire Body
d., ness ol the SKIN, EIuatoEs on the ace,
Ju.yar-l Las.itude of The Pa..a Counienanes
Muscular system.
These symotoIl. Il allowed to 20 on which this medicine
invariably remover. soon follow $500 -
IN1OrENCf, FATUITY. EPlLEPTgC FITS.
IN one OF which the pttien. nay expire. VINO can say
thew are not fsoaen,y ooed 6y those dir.ol dseaAes
INSANITY AND CONsI MPIiOs!
Many Of tAe calse OF ther sihefs. Dat nom
w confess The records CT ne lnsaue Asyius aud the e
alchos .ob.hs oy Consumption bear ample wiEns's' 70 hS
trut5 oftlr assertion. -. ....... ,,r,
me CONSTITUTION ONCE Afflicted By oh1AN"
WEAKNESS .. -,
require. the aid or nrdcne s,renfen and invrgrae ,ns
~ stem, wi ich HELMBOLDs EAtEAcE bbNiC 'I'a'A
bly dc., A t-ial vii Convince Eost s~eptca'.
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Tho Firing :scccui,y aacara OF Portland.
hosrov July ~ 1865
The firing heard of Portland, on Friday w,.s
from tie t. s steamer Montgomery tying hor
guns. She fred ~ rounds. She spoke no vesses.
There was foggy weather III tho while.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
TEE WAR ~ TME SOUTHWEST.
jackson Burned BY Our forces-fhe f"r-
suit Of Johnston su-pcndcd-krrivni ni
Memphis from rw-Oricans-t-rierson
and his Cu,niry nj memphis.

CAIRo. saturday July . 1863.
Passengers who arrived here to-day from Niess-
burg repo that forces have burned JACKSON, and
that the pluil Of Johnston is NJ IN end at present
4 steamer arrived t..s morning bringing Ne"-or.
leans papers Of the l6.a. T.ey were brought by the
Irpeti4l from New Orleans 10 Memphis that steaai-
or having made tie inp down ana back without
tloubc.
Ono hundred and two Rebel officers from Port
Hudson arrived tits morning. They IRE waiting OK
ders from tie Secretary Of War.
Gnenop and Ii. cavalry had arrived at homQLis.
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HrApQrArrEa, oy rna ANY OF 1rs

Saturday JuJ p la6g.
The Rebels were in force yesterday hear Front
Royal. We drove their cavalry from Manassas Gap
about sdEsct.
il ION believed the Rebels intend 10 cross tie
H'le Rldge at Chorer O. Thornton Gap. AZ tue
iol.uor place they will meet with obstacles.
Our army is fall Of high expectations aud anlicipa-
t.vus. T.B.
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We are under obligations % Purber Grantejes
Of the Argo, for tue prompt delivery Of cur CORE
spondence.
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The Washington Hrpu5IicaH, Of this afternoon,
toys int posiuye information has been received
uo.e that Lee Lac been delaying the Upper Poio'
mac 10 enable him TO get away safely with the
plumber lie lad collected in Mary land aud Pennsyl-
wanna, AID because hs forces have been gathering
the new crop OF grain in the Shenandoah Valley
lie is now moving toward Richmond with mmensc
trains Of supplies, the necessity Of procuring which
wac increased by tie fall OF Vicksbufg and Port
Hudson, and is intensified By the cutting Of :!
Tennessee AMI Virginia Railroad, which was great
medium for procuring supplies for Lees army.
We have reports tonight from officers JUL IN fion
lie Army Of the Potomsc to tho effect that Gen.
Buford, with bis dyieion Of cavalry, bad captured
8 900 head Of cattle aud large number Of ,heep
fom the Rebels being part Of their Pennsylvania
epOils; also thst Gen. Cosior lad attacked the keb
els at AsLby's Gap but was forced TO retire from
superior numbers. The railroad bridge across the
Rsppahanuock is sad to be in good order. All tue
officers in town, and such conyalosccnis can leave
the hospitals, are ordered to join tic army ut
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Gr!mbolS's HIeoitlnss.

rANHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
l. Known AS
gELMBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive aud specific Remedy for Diseases Of the
KIDNEYS. GRAVEL and DROPS1CAL SWELtlStS.
This medicine increases tho power OF dgesion ana escites
tn. absorben,s into healthy SETON BY when me ro,o.
edeeyous dspoons and ell unnatural enargenen,s are TO
daced, we'll pain aud inflammation and ia GOOD iot S'
Women. or Children.
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The REBELS DRIVEN THROUGH THE PLACE
Desperate Attempts Of Lee to Get
Through the Gaps.
He Finds Eastern Virginia Closed
Against Him.
Reeapture of Stolen Cattle, Sheep and Horses
The Rebels Defeated Again.

BALTNoRH July 81 1868.
The following dispatch was received on Saturday
evening. at Headquarters of the Middle Department: