New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08
pontents of No. 1890 rJuly y.

Uonte Is OF NO. I,cSO July ~
I..LEADING ARTICLES: The Battles, The Pur.
suit The Army ef the Potomac; Mexico.
n..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
uI.GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
V..THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Whom WASHINGTON: Special Di'ps.ehes 70
Tie n Tribune.
W..ThE GREAT VICTORY: The Rebel Army To
tally Defeated; lis Remains Driven into the
Mountains 1t ia There Surrounded snd Hemmsd
in; IL. Retreat Aeros. the fotomso River Cut OF
Twenty thousand Prisoners Captured; One Ii un
dIed and Eighteen Guns Taken Details Of re
Three Day. fiyhtinsi The Most Terrific Combat
Record; Desperate Charges by the Rebel
Troops Mas.ed; Our Troops stand fifm I" q
Their Solid Ranks Dashed into fragments; Still
The Union Amy stand Fifmi The Keosls Pas'.
Victory for tue Potomac Army OLiciSl Ola
patches hsm GeA Meade.
vu..THE BATTLE OF THE FIRST OF JULY:
The First Sno Eleventh Corps Eu.sged Death Of
Ger. Reynolds Gen. Doebedsy Succeeds him ;
Capture Of Rebel Bngsde; Gradual Retirement
Some Of Our woanssd csp:uf.d From Dor
Spselsl Correspondents.
VII. THE BATTLES or JULY SECOND AND
Oar Len Defesi.d; Prisoner. and Guns TAKEN
from the Enemy Gen. sickle. Lose. a Leg Geo.
Special Correspondent.
U..TBE CAMPAIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA: The
Ms.eh Of the Army The Bns saoes m Near Get
CorrespoadeDt
X..O
Immense Captures; Probabilities that the Rebels
Cornsfed Their Efforts to Retreat Active
Pursuit.
K..THE SECOND NEw-JERsEY BRIGADE IN
BATTLE AGAIN; They IRE Terribly Cut w;
Names Of Several Of the Oficers Wounded.
XII. LISTS OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
XIII LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE-
sPONDENTs WITH THE ARMY or THE
POTOMAC.
XIV. THE CAPTURED DISPATCHES TO LEI:
TIE 0bjec, Of the Inva'ioni JEFF. Davis oYp0.ed
xv..THE CAVALRY FIGHT AT HANOVER. Cor
rsipondeuee Of The N. Y. Tribune.
xV..FROM SAINT PAUL; Correspondence Of The
n. TrbuOe-
XVII. PROGRESS OF THE slEOE AT vIcKsBURG:
Correspondents OF Tho n. Y. Tribune.
XVIII. FROM MEXICO.
Xix. INTERNAL REVENUE; Decisions BY the Com
missioner.
xx..FRoa THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND:
TIE Csp;eI,'s at Tuisbo~si Tho Position More
Important than Reported, How tie Re Army
Got Away They ar. En,ir.iy Out Of Tennessee
xxI..NEws OF MONDAY NIoHr Sharp Punui, Of
the Rebels. Our Whole Army Aitsr 1nsa Lees
Desperate Attempt TO Lscsyei Gen. Meade kesf
Frederick
xxi. MAP: Tho BsttlsFisld Around Getty,burs
XIII. WHAT SAW IN TENNESSEE; By Edmund
kirke
XIV. NEW PUBLICATIONS: Fanny Ksmbls. E1ps.
Renee Of Slavery.
xxV..vERY HARD CA.Hi ~ the Author Of at Is
Never too Late 10 Mend"
xxvI..THE WORK or hEADE's ARMY ON SAT-
URDAY; RetIes, Of tho Rebsls Meadss Cavalry
Doing Good Service Dorloraixed Condition Of
Lees Army. Movement Of Our Army Ia Pgr.
suit; Lee VIII Not oe Allowed 10 Escape. From
Our Special Correspondents
XVII. THE OBSTRUCTION or THE CROSSING AT
WILLlAMsPORT; Cenespoadouoe Of The NY.
Tribune.
xviii. FROM EUROPE.
xxIx..FRoM YORK PA, Correspondence Of The ny.
Tnbabe.
Xxx. WAR ITEMS
xxxI..CITY NEWS.
XXI. PERSONAL
ExXlIl. POLITICAL
xxXlv. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
1XXV..MARKIA0Es AND DEATAA
xXxVI.. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Reports Of ths
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