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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-04

NEW YORK, July 3,-The Evening Post has
the following special dispatch from Washing
ton -
Washington, jViy 3.-'rhe militia of the
District OF Columbia are under arms to-day.
The 27th Maine regiment, whose term of SER
vice has expired, re-enlisted to-day 1t is
universally understood that Lee is now at
tempting to carry out the finale of his plans
that of advancing on Baltimore and Washing
ton, more particularly the latter city. Even
if he gets rid OF Gen. Meade's large army, he
cannot successfully approach the fortifica-
lions. On this point the officials feel doubly
certain, to say nothing Of the rebel inability,
as things now look to whip Gen. Meade.
Gen. Sykes succeeds Gen. Meade's COM
mand of the fifth corps, and Gen. Wadsworth
the lancnted Reynolds in that Of the first. A
private letter from beyond Frederick, dated
yesterday, says general and decisive battle
is anticipated hourly. There is not word Of
reliance TO be placed in any rumored changes
IN the cabinet or Of generals.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Admiral Goldsbo-
rough has been appointed President Of board
Tor the final examination OF the class Of mid
shipmen who entered the Naval Academy in
1859
The opinion Of the solicitor Of the war
department.. III IcldtiOu 10 ne arrest OF ne
serters, is published. 1t is to the effect that
the provost marshals may decline to pro-
duce a deserter to subject him TO the process
OF the court on writ OF habeas corpus, for
the reason that it would be in violation of
the duty Of the respondent, and that it is his
legal duty to deliver the deserter to the near
est military commander or military post.
Some of the militia mustered to-day, in
obedience to the order of the president calling
out the eight regiments already organizing
were the uniformed cavalry and inftntry
companies. They are to serve the United
States sixty days.
1t is stated that about one hundred Of Mos
by's guerrillas were last night about two miles
this side Of Vienna and Fairfax Court House
He makes the latter his headquarters \
gang Of rebels, supposed to be a portion of
the same band, is holding Alton, in Loudon
county. They have Of late been lowering in
front of the Notifications on the other side Of
the Potomac.
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War Gazefte.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Adiutant Generals o.
flee, Washington, July Sd, 1868. General
Orders No. 509.-First, The attention of all
persons in the military service OF the United
States is called to article seven of the cartel
agreed upon July 22d 1862, and published in
General Orders No. l42, Sept. 25th, 1862.
According to the terms of this cartel, all cap
lures must be reduced to actual possession,
and all prisoners Of war must be delivered at
the places designated, thence to be exchanged
or paroled until exchange can be effected
The only exception allowed is in the case
of commanders of two opposing armies who
were authorized to exchange prisoners, or to
release them on parole at other points mutu-
ally agreed upon by said commanders. it is
understood that captured officers and men
have been paroled and released in the field by
other than commanders of opposing armies,
and that the sick and wounded in the hospital
have been so paroled and released in order to
avoid guarding and removing them, which in
many cases would have been impossible.
Such paroles are in violation Of general or
ders, and make the stipulations OF the cartel
null and void. These are not respected by
the enemy and will not be respected in
the armies of the United States. Any officer
or soldier who gives such parole will be re-
turned to duty without exchange, and more
over will be punished for disobedence of or
ders. 1t is the duty of the captor to guard
his prisoners, and if, through necessity or
choice, he fails to do this, it is the duty OF the
prisoner to return to the service OF his gov
eminent. He cannot avoid this duty by Civ
ing an authorized military parole.
3d.-A military parole not to serve till ex-
changed, must not be COMPOUNDED with pa
role Of honor, to do or not to do particular
thing not consistent with the duty of soldier.
Thus prisoner of war actually held by the
enemy, in order to obtain exemption from
close guarp or confinement, may pledge his
parole of honor that he will make no attempt
to escape. Such paroles are binding on the
individuals giving them, but they should sell
dom be given or received, for it is the duty of
the prisoner to escape, if able to do so. Any
pledge or parole OF honor extorted from
prisoner by ill usage or cruelty, is not bind
ing.
4th. The obligations imposed by the gener-
al laws and usages Of war upon the combatant
Inhabitants npon a section of country passed
over by an invading army, closes when the
military occupation ceases, and any pledge
or parole given by such persons in regard to
future service, is null and of no effect.
BY order of the secretary of war.
E. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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From the FiGty-First.

BALTIMORE, Mp, July ., 1868,
The 5lst regiment were well received in
Baltimore. There is considerable body Of
the citizens DESTROYS to remove the stain ON
the city caused by the attack on the Gth regi-
ment, and these citizens are very cordial in
the welcome they give any Massachusetts SOL
diers. Moreover, the city has been and still
is in danger. The ''yeteran Massachusetts
regiments as the papers style the 5lst, 46th
and Sth were very welcome just now.
Our march from the wharf to our camp
near Druid Park a distance of three miles,
was quite full OF incident. There were many
star spangled banners flying and considerable
cheering. Many Union banners were shaken
GU; OF windows by handsome young ladies',
whose patriotism was warmly responded to by
the soldiers. am afraid in some instances
where the boys" were exceedingly enthusi-
astic in their cheers "ior that flag" the beauti-
full banner was not the only satisfactory sight.
The Baltimore bellies" held their own. 1t is
apity some Of them continue to amuse them
selves by making up faces" to the Union sol
diers when they chance to meet.
0ui regiment is in the brigade Of Gen. Dan
lei Tyler, and is assigned to duty behind the
outer detenceS Col Sprugue is senior colonel
in the brigade. There are some New York
lhirty-day soldiers with us; but they have no
experience whatever, aad are small regi-
ments. The 10th and Sth Massachusetts reg.
iments are under another Brig. Gen. Tyler
this one OF Ohio, the other of Connecticut.
To-day the 5lst regiment was ordered into
the city on special service. To them WAS
assigned the delicate duty OF searching the
houses of the rebel sympathizers for arms.
We are very pleasantly located, and await
with some anxiety the news from our army in
Pennsylvania. To-day the body OF Maj. Gen.
Reynolds was brought TO the city. He TELL in
the fight yesterday at Gettysburg. l trust
Gen. Meades army will have no serious re-
verses. How long we shall stay here I can
not tell.
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WAsHNCToN, July 3.-The Republican Of
this afternoon says the government has dis
patch dated VIcksburg, June 9th, stating tina.
the siege was progressing finely. No mention
is made Of rebels in Grants rear.
CH1cKAsAw BAYOU, Juue %, via Cairo Sd.
gentleman from the front reports every
thing in statu quo. Operations continue
against the rebel works, but the firing is bet
ter than that two days ago. The rebels still
dispute our bold on Fort Hill. Capt. Me-
lancton Smith Of the navy died Of his wounds
yesterday.
Col. Haneuble was MORALLY wounded by a
grenade while entering the fort. Johnston's
advance is said to be a few miles from our
outer pickets, but with only show Of force,
1t is thought. Nothing can be more desirable
than rear attack, as everything has been
prepared.
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From Maryland.

New YORK, July "a Bloody Run, Md.
dispatch, dated July 2, says messenger has
just reached Loudon from Mercersburg. He
left there at nine o'clock this morning. He
reports that the Potomac is impossible at the
best fords save by pontoons. A portion of
lmboden's men retired again this morning
from Mercersburg and Cove Gap, going to-
wards Hagerstown. They are reported as
being much alarmed at this unexpected rise
in the Potomac. A messenger from Cham
bersburg who has just reached Loudon re-
ports Lees headquarters as being one mile
from Chambersburg last night. A heavy bat
teIls expected to. morrow between Hagerstown
and Greencastle. He also states that he was
informed by those who professed to know that
jeff Davis himself was at Hagerstown last
Monday, and that he is yet in that part Of the
state supervising the movements of the rebel
forces. This messenger confirms the state
ment of the one from Mercersbnrg OF the high
water in the Potomac.
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VETERAN VoLuNrEERs.-G Andrew has
issued il proclamation promulgating the orders
of the war department for recruiting veteran
volunteers, and the instructions upon the sub
ject issued by the provost marshal general.
The department realizing the great value OF
experienced soldiers offers great inducements
to such men to enlist again, for three years or
during the war, 10 torn corps by themselves
and TO be STYLED Veteran Volunteers" The
qualifications for admit,ance are, that the APP
plicau. shall be ab.e.b0iied, shall already have
served for At least nine months, and shall be
able to pass the usual preliminary. eNauina-
ton. These veterans will receive bounty
OF tour hundred and two dollars man. and
the regular monthly pay OF our soldiers.
The governors proclamation closes with an
appeal 50 stirring and 80 appropriate, that
We quote il here Is our occasional sermon
for to-day -
THE voices o; our brothers blood cry to us
trOm the ground; from hundred battle
fields; and from tair valleys, now torn and
trdWplei by tile troops OF invading foes. The
flames Of the burning dwellings Of our loyal
brethren on the banks OF the SusQuehanna
Light the way to duty.
Men OF Massachusetts,, Sooner or later
this rebellion shall be crushed; this horrible
crime against our country, against the order
and very existence OF q government of peaceful
law, against society and against human nature
ITSELF shall he overtaken by punishment as
terrible as the crime. The people will one
day intiict the blow. which history will record
and man will recognize as the vengeance of
God. viii they do it only when worn with
delay, wearicd with defeats, and desperate
with suffering; or will they do it noW3 Now,
in the dignity, the majesty and calm OF their
glorious might, in which their eye is not dim,
nor their strength abated
And finally, to all the people of MaSSa-
ehuSetts, let me make the appeal. On this,
The eve ot our national anniversary ~ Indie
2cose@tc, 3cg v'e agats, 90 every patriotic
ara eaaia,Y &otsg aa car venerable common.
N':tssh. g,ss sh@ 10 as.ata3e themselves
HisN fr-fha"sy, By -ls tlFtv OF y.&e cays,,
eyi IN "dut t6rrn9$ SsesH;es ta& sAt aexs
='ile SshniEl iiit III s4-t N1eee44se gVss ssaa,
N lmler hours asgcal ys4t vows Assemble
yourselves aps AXE s't0as<l OK <&eA Cher
a s@9e sa'sttr assemblies, warm. stimulate.
encourage ass saStse.tj eae another, as patrt.
ot aud loyal Aesgys mW>g ami always will do.
when they approach each other, Arouse
each man his nvighhur. aud let the alumbor-
ing echoes of every hil=sidr in the common,
wealth ing with the shouts of courageous
.ree@sr- exciting IN ths glorious privilege Of
-17l'E Row - fa&Se great days for yalpt Tor
the howe CT Li,sreqs ga Man. and Of Gpd
s-g9aN AabEEw,
'-'s1narror aS Massacnuseus.
boston July 81 >ss
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From GEN. DIx,s Department.

New YORK, July 3d.-The Portsmouth Va,
Vlrginian, contains the following:
Suffolk, Va, June ga large number of
men are employed upon the earthworks in
this neighborhood. Gen. Corcoran is con-
templatlns an important movement. His
troops have entirely recovered from the IA
tigue of their late march. Gen. CorcOran
sent to Fort Norfolk this evening twentysev-
en- prisoners.
Rorttown, June 28.-Intelligence has been
received here that the army OF Gen. Reyes is
within seven miles of Richmond. | cannot
vouch for its truth.
Fortress Monroe, June 2S-MaJ. Gen. Eos
ter arrived here to day. He will leave to-
morrow for his department.
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PORTLAND, Me-, July "a private letter
from Halifax states that the steamer Gen.
Banks tried to run out, but was obliged to put
back by meeting a federal gunboat, which is
watching her.
Fort HAMILTON, July 3.-The prisoners
confined in fort Lafayette, were yesterday re-
moved to fort Warren. Men are now at
work on the fort, mounting guns and strength
ening the means of defence.
NEW YORK, July 3.-The steamer Morning
otar' from New Orleans 29th ult., brings no
news. Steamer Dudley Buck, from New
bern has arrived; also U. S. steamer James
Adger, from cruise.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-04

SPrnins.-Tf any one doubts the wonderful efficacy
OF Dr. SWEETS lNFALLIBLE LINIMENT for Sprains, let
them read the following which is but of hundreds
Of similar cures which this Lnment has accomplished
Mr., ASHER A. HAzEN Of this city lately an engineer
ON the Georgia r. met with accident last year by
which he sprained his ancle badly that il became
sweed to the SIZE of his knee and remained in this con-
diton for nearly six months, attended with continual
pain, making him cripple and disabling him from any
kind OF business In the meantime he consulted phys-
clans and tried various remedies with avail, until he
since, which was Or; Sweets nfallible Lniment one
and by its faithful the ancle was in week s time
completely restored, that he has since experienced
from it pain or ameness whatever Nor1gcb aurora
That's true, every word OF 1t.
le2i d&Wlw ASHER A, UAZEN.
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From New OrIeans-Capturc eff Brashtar
City-FrOm Port Hudson.

NEW YORK, July 3.-The Herald has New
Orleans letters Of the 26th. Brashear City
was captured by the rebels on the 26th with
all our troops and artillery there. Our loss is
one thousand men, including a camp OF six
hundred conyalescents and eighteen or twenty
pieces Of artillery Of heavy caliber. Our out
posts have fallen back to Butler station, TWEEN
ty miles from New Orleans. A party of
workmen, repairing the railroad bridge over
Pas Manche, was captured by rebels. The
correspondent says as far as New Orleans
is concerned, it is secure. The guns OF the
fleet command the city, and Gen. Emory has
disposed Of his command so that he can effec-
tuaily defend every point
From Port Hudson there is nothing impor-
tant. The bombardment continued, and anoth-
assault was expected on the 9th.
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TO Communicable advertiser having beeo
restored to health in a few weeks by a very spnIe ro
edy, after having suffered several years with severe
lung Affection and that dread disease Consumption
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure
10 all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre
scrpton used Gree of charge with the directions for
preparing ana using the same, which they will find
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
&c The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit afflicted and spread infor
nation which he conceives to be Invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer Will try his remedy as it Will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Rev EDWARD 4. WILSON, Williamsbursh
nils d3n KINGS County New Vol
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sos; to good extra western $50 g 600; south
frmer sales 1907 bbs mixed to good $50 81 $50;
fancy extra a $50; Canada shade better; sales
$40 bbs; common 10 extra s. 20 6,lOi extra good TO
choice $40 0G $50.
Wheat less active but quito firm Corn heavy and lie
lower sales $1,000 bush mixed western for shipping
733 a. l4c, ditto eastern l21 a. l3c. Oats unchanged;
northern and western II a I64c. a..
Beet quiet sales 25Og b9ls Pork FIR er; sales ls6O
bbls mess II 70 0 II 81 Lard more active and mer;
sales 1850 bbs, ~ a Olc Butter steady; Ohio 10 @
49, state u % &c. Wh3key steady Sugars quiet and
unchanged; sales - hhds; MuscOvalO II a l2c; Porto
Rico l2c Coffee very dul ant dropping. Molasses
nniei; PORTO Ricn. % lhds nj so a h3e.
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PORTLAND, July 3.-The Press of to-mor-
row will have the decision of the Judges of
the Supreme Court, on two questions submit
ted by Gov. Coburn list, Has city or town
legal right to pledge its credit to raise mon
ey for the purpose Of paying the Communication
for such of its citizens as may be drafted in
the service of the United States, under the
act OF the last Congress? I'd, Has city or
town any legal right to raise money by taxa
ton to provide Communication for such of its
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A Great Humbug Exploded.

PHILADELPHIA, July Sit is ascertained
that the workmen at the navy yard were de-
ceiyed this morning by false report of the
capture Of Vicksburg. Hence the rumor that
the commandment had received dispatch to
that effect. There as no truth in the latte, re-
port lchateUe1
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CHANGE OF CoNDUCToRs.-Mr. John E..
Taft, who has been conductor on the Provi-
dence and Worcester railroad ever since it
was opened to travel with the exception of a
briet intervaD leaves the position after this
week His impaired health is the cause of
his withdrawal. The public will regret to
part with gentleman who so long has been a
great favorite with them. Mr.. Taft will be
succeeded by Mr.. Sherman, who has been en-
ployed on the road for several years, por-
ton Of the time as conductor WoonSoctet
| Patriot
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this afternoon.

STURBRIDGE.-Rev. NJ. B. Angler, was last
Wednesday installed as pastor of the Congrega-
tional church at Sturbridge. The services
were performed in the following order In.
vocation, by Rev. j. Cruikshanks of Spencer
Reading of the Scriptures, by Rev. j. Colt Of
Brooktield; Sermon, from Romans i: I6, by
Rev. 1. N. Tarbox of Boston, Prayer of In
stallation, by Rev. j. Haven of Charlton
Charge to the Pastor, by Rev. C. Gushing OF
North Brookfeld; Right Hand of Fellowship,
by Rev. L. G. Cotton of Monson; Address to
the People, by Rev. A. E. P Perkins of Ware
Concluding Prayer, by Rev. C. NJ. Hyde OF
Brimfeld; Benediction, by the Pastor
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Another battle, great and desperate, was
fought at Gettysburg Thursday afternoon and
Friday. The rebel generals Longstreet and
Barksdale are killed, and the able and gallant
Gen. Sickles loses leg. Our dispatches
give the details as far as received.