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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany by Hudson River mr., 60 Warren
a. 4 10 m and a. s. and IOt D. m. Sunday. 3:73 p. m
To Albany bv Harlem RI ath-st. and tth-sv lOt . u
10 Boston. by Eow-London line. Pier 80. n:
r. stoninston line, Pier IS y. X. aud FAh
River line. Pier D. n. H., daily SundAyseI.
cepi,dl. .............. p III
10 Boston BY Eew-nsven RR. via Spring.
field 27thI and ithav..........8s m and a aud p. m
To Boston, by hew-iisyea RR, 2iths. sud
4th.y.. via Shore La-... ia aud o. Sunday 3p. m
10 Buraio. By Ehs Rh foot Of Chamber.
10 snds p. m
10 r. pha by N-s.Jsfsey Railroad. foot
OF courttud 81 TO- m. q. II. Sunday, u p.
To PHILADELPHIA ny Camden end Amb,y
Railroad Pier ~ i. X. foot ofBarclayst. g. n p m
To WsslDng,ou by New -JeTs.y RR.1 ia IA.
ard a hna III foot Of courtsndi IT. Sunday "a p N
10 the West. By Genital Railroad o. Ne~
Jrstey. foot OF CouTtlandt-st. and q m
ln-....................... Jpn
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The aspect Of the Polish question is unchanged.
The Polish Minister of Public Worship has re-
signed.
The National Government has published warn.
ing 10 tho citizens OF Warsaw that the Russian Gov
eminent desires that there should be rising in that
capital
Additional cases of atrocity have been published.
II il stated that the Coysacks in one case became
tired of slaughtsrDg wounded insurgents, and
actually buried them alive.
ST. Petersburg letters say there is little probability
Of Russia making satisfactory concessions. This
opinion is confirmed by the formidable warlike pre-
para!ions throughout Russia.
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PROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
= ohnson Approaching with His Army
sherman Goes Out 10 Meet Vim.

CaHo. July 0, 1863.
Il is stated that PembertOn had constructed a
.1eat number Of row bosts, intending to cross 10
Young Point with his army, AID escape bur Gen.
Gran, being apprised Of this by deserters, sent
sufficient force 10 the point when, finding the enewy
in force they were driven away. and the game was
blocked.
Johnston was said to De approaching from Cant ~
with Al, 900 men; and Gen. Sherman had gone Out
to meet him with sufficient force. The next news
will bs either the baiie between those armies or the
fall Of lie city.
We have lad heavy rains fox ten days the Ohio
il rapidly rising
100 refugees have passed this place during tie
past month.
The first National Bank OF Cairo win go into ope.
ration soon. Capital $4,000, al paid in. j. w.
Tioyer, President; Capt. ID. Hurd, Cash.
". C. M.
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cemmerciaI InseIIIgence.


LONDON Monty MARKEr.-Funds dull AND
heavy. Money unchanged
| LIVERPOOL, June 26.-CoTTos.-The Brokers
Circular reports ths sales Of Cotton for the week ct OO
porters The market has been dull and prices are i'd did
lower for American and ID lower for other descriptions
The sales to-day fFrdsy) estimated at 1900 bales IN
GLIDING spectators aud exporters the market CLOSING
quiet and unchanged at the de- cline The authorised quota
tions
Tair Orleans iMiddns Mobfss....2Itd
S.l ia MiSd SD'tac e
Tho stock in port h estimated at $4,000 bales OF which d.
900 are American. -,
BKRapsrUyrs-Tbe br-ed.,uHs market Is very dull, and
psicss tend downward Wheat ~ nominal
Provisions Tho provision market 10 nat with the excep
ton OF Beef which is frmsr. Lard dull and unchanged
LONDON, June 26-Consols close ct 9lld5b Tor money
The bullion IN the Bank OF gland has increased
Illinois Central shares are quoted 2sd2S discount Etc
shares, 6016l
Lospos Corr MARKET June 20 Giles. Son Bsrksrs
Whes quiet Mondays saies full prices asked but
business resulted. Oats, Barley and other articles
very dull Of sale. . . :.
LivRRpooL COIN MARKET, June 26.-Moron Bros.
Maddock, report fair attendance Wheat IL In moderate
demsnd Winter Red fully Id lower Flour slow and rather
easier Oats and Meal dull sales at former prices In
dian Com in fair inquiry tor mixed at 27d Beans 3D. lower
Egyptian W heat ifm ct late quotations. - ,
LIVERPOOL PkoDrCE NARKBr June 20 sugar In iar de-
mand prices steady Coeerot much selling at previous
hish terms T.sInot much lu,nesa Rice--few buyers.
Satpetrs held firmly Though less wanted Taliow-oemsnd
good p T. G.. 4Jl on the spot. -
MAscsEsrE lRADn MAKKer, June f6-rhe political ru-
winch have been In circulation th. week with respect
Continent America have hsd the effect OF cu'ts'
business considerably but producers are not pressing sale.
and they remsn rmer to their quotaions an sn'
been expected with such disturbing causes al wok
Tnets very general inquiry going among buyers but
their offers are too low for scceptsnce
LONDON Coks hABsKr, June b-Usbofpss report:
ws,her very and trade qus. for all grains without al.
iteration In prIce. - . .-..,
GLasgow CoRy MARKET. June 26-No l. 81 i3d3l Sd ;
MIXED Numbers Warrants 81 de3s No. J. soisG9ii ID
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u. n. COiorcd Troous.

Col William Birney, u. S. Inspector Of these
troops, arrived 10 Baltimore yesterday from Fortress,
Monroe. He is ordered to raise and organize coored
regiments from Maryland. 1t is thought that large
number OF freemen Of color will enroll themselves at
once. An Office has been opened at No. SO Camden
street, between Sharp and Howard streets. As the
recruits come in they will be forwarded to the camp
Of instruction near Washington.
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The Sntiounl Finances.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday. July g. 9s3
Int Subscription gent reports the sale Of $500 0oO
fve.tweniies Yesterday IN all parts OF the Uuion,
mostly from the Western States. The decision OF
the secre,ar continuing the popular agency through
jay Cooke & Co. is hailed with pleasure through
out the country, and the more so became the ar
rangemeDis .or carrying into effect the National
Banking law have not been fully matnred IN some
Of The uost imporsut sections Of the country Large
accetsions to tie permanent capital aud consoiida-
0. tho several States may be fully calculated On.
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.rca,ap % c'loG
rs.E GsgsT VICTORY.
The Rcbe. rrffac- 2ce"rs she FS'oi.'ac =
r. Heavy scirinq HJoBs,' Te-se-days

I. ta.a..,H psIrrf'rs. ~ "hi4S sg'y CT, n, i
Ii is believed helo tnAt the reported destruction u
the Rebel bfioles 4, W,Ihsrsror, - mistake,
orio,ira;p IN he fact th,.t one At Failing Waters,
five mics below, was destroyed. An officer WHO
was viii he party which destroyed the latter re-
ports that the party subsequently, started 10 destroy
those 1T WiiaIuspor,, but fearing linboden there
wi large force abandoned the euterprse-
About ! 500 Rebel prisoners. including 81 wagon
loads of wounded. arrived here to-day by the iia-
gerstown pike. Trey included those captured on
Sunday by Fitzpatrick. ,o-.e.. -
Heavy firing was beard yesterday afternoon in
the direction OF Monterey and Greencastle. 1t is
reported to have been caused by our pursuing forces
pressing upon the enemy's rear.guard, who being
strongly posted, checked the pursuits.
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ONE DAY iAItH FROM EUROPE.
s....e1s.' s.iif O. tls'zl o. lsr.r--f.h red i''
Ar RIVAL 0 FnTHE HiBERNtAN
ii. ID ~ lsI d ra a ft1l. 90 niff'l
. = - 10. i.stl.lI.l 90
Is rTDTETf = 1lI4A
The Now Project Of French
Mediation. 30 Yol39
Warliks Aspect Of the Polish Question
DUEL BETWEEN RATAzZI AND MINCHETTI
r,ruur pOlsr, c. E.. Mord.y. July 9. 1863.

FarusE PoIsr, c. E.. Nordsy. July 9. 1863
The steamship Hibernian, which lett Liverpool at
3 80 p. m. on the 25th ult. and Londonderry on the
Goth ult., arrived of Father Point at o'clock this
afternoon. 4 .|'.. f.t
The steamship Jura reached Liverpool early on
The morning of the oath, and the steamship Edin-
burgh arrived at Queenstown On the afternoon of
the oath.
The steamship HammOnia arrived at Southampton
on the 25tb.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.

This delightful and Extraordinary article chsnsss the
burnt face and hsuds to peay satin texture Of rhins
beauty impMns the marble purity Of youth and the dhtn
que appearance inviting In the city belle Of fashion
moves tan, scks' pmpes. and roushnss from the skin
leaving the complexion fssh transparent and smooth
contains material injurious 10 the skin Paronzed by
actresses and Opsra.inssr is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere.
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F0hTON, NUbull. I"V7
Several thousand DOLLAR, Of which the Brokers
Board contributed $500 was raised to-day in aid OF
the " ouaded in the late battles. large amount OF
necessaries snd Injuries for the same purpose were
contributed and cent forward in care OF Adams Ex-
press, lhis afternoon.
The news of yesterday and today has crested
more glorious excitement throughout the community
than bas before occurred within the memory Of the
Oldest inhsbitsut. Tie praise of Gen. Meade and
the Potomac army is on the lips OF every Lover OF
lis country.
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BARNES-At San Francisco Monday, June %, agsd 10
months Sanford only child Of w. H. L. Barnes. ~.
CROMWELL-On Thursdsy. July ., MAJ James Cromwell.
Of the l24th Volunteers In the 24tb year Of his
His funeral win take place At the house Of h bsoshe Asn
b. Cromwell No. 70 Pisnspont street. Breokln. On
Wednesday, 2 M Relatives and friends are invnsd to
attend. X .'tt.f ati'
ELLIsKsd, st the battle Of Gettysburs Col Augustus
Van Horne Ellis l2<,h N Y w. eldest SON OF DR.. Samuel
G. Ellis Of this city, aged 30 years
Tho relatives and friends Of the family invited 70 attend
the funeral at O'CLOCK Wednesday, the 9Th inst from
81 MARKS Church. Second avenue and Tenth street, with
cut further Invitation.
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The GREAT BATTLES OF GETTYSBURG
Also,
"SwBtr SAW IN TENNESSEE"
EpnUsD KIRKx.


THu Nsw.YoRK sHxLWzxKLr TRIBUNE Of Tuesday,
July T. will contain forty eight columns OF matter Of
unusual interest aud variety. enough 70 make two good
sired volumes Among these articles is the dr Of series Of
Letters written expressly for THs TRIBuss, BY EDnuSD
KIEKx" author Of Among the Pines" entitled What
Saw In Tennessee" Mr. Knke has recently made tour In
tho West and proposes give in these letters an t"'ds
r,<r Of the Rebellion for which his familiarity with Southern
people and their habits and hs remarkable facility In de-
scbins thsm smineny fit him. This first letter sets forth
the character and porays the snomtis' OF the Rebellion
with vrdnsm and power hitherto reached BY any other
writer large portion OF the sheet will 30 given up to full
account the Battles OF Gettysburg the most inessntcom
p and narrative OF the terrible fighting OF last
week has been published and written by our own cor
Respondent. who were sye.wpess to wha. they relate
Tho account will be brought down to the ate moment 1t
will contain also review Of the forthcoming work OF Mira
Franc, Bu,lsr-Lifs she Southern Plantation
embracing some long extracts from the book
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6uerlal Nctlres.

Eleventh Ward Republican Aes0ciaton:-A
REGfJLAR MONTHLY MEETING will be held Of HEAD.
quarters No. 81 Avenue d, THIS lruesd:yl EVENING q
8 O'Clock JOhN LEWic, rfosoon@
Isaac HrCxs,'Secretary.
sixteenth Ward Republican Associatton.-The
regular monthly meeting viii be held at Headquarters, No.
a45 s,hsv. THIS EVENING (Tassday) July 1859 81
o'clock. VIM. H. BULL fNhosa@
TH0s LIyKT,
The farmers, Club Of the American Instttut9
will the Cooper Union Building THE
pss in Horses its Origin and cure" The meetings Of the
Club open to the public.
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From Snu Rrnurisco.

Especial Disp.ch the Asichsn,. Exchange and Ncws
Roou Nos. ~ and 50 Piuc street.
san FsAscIsco, ffiosy. July J. 1869
The steamer Golden Age. Capt. Horner, sailed nj
10 o'clock this forenoon for Panama, with ahout 10
pas-cnsers. $4,000 in gold for England aud $3.50,
100 FOL NrM-lofk.
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Gorrccfcd RusnOrs.

Mai Gen. Doubleday, reported seriously wounded
at Geitysburg, WAS struck by spent pisce Of shell
on tie back Of the head, and partially stunned, but
continued on duty.
Gen. a Won einwshr reported killed, was not
injured in any way.
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Rcjoicings at Trenton Movements Of
Troops.
TRENTON. Monday, July 9. 1876

TRENTON. Monday, July 9. 1863
One hundred guns were fred to-day in honor of
the Federal victory over the Rebels. The people
are rejoicing greatly.
Col. Karges' cavalry is filling up. company Of
infantry will probably leave for Harrisburg to-
morrow evening"
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From Fortress Monroe.

- FoRTRgss MONROE, July 1863.
The steamship r. S. Spaulding, Capt. Haines,
arrived To-day from Boston.
TIE steamer Empire City arrived at noon to-day
from Fort Delaware, with 900 Rebel prisoners
bound to CITY Point.
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Arrival ofvniiandigh at IHniifax-Reni
nnnts Of the Tacony Turncd UP.

HALIFAX, n. s., Monday, July &. 1863.
The steamer Harriet Pinckney, d days from Ber-
muda, arrived here Sunday with Vallandighan
and several other passengers from Charleston and
Wilmington.
The remains of the pirate Tacony have been towed
into Cape Cove.
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Lnsess-Via Greeneastle.

Lorpos, juno 26-There il nothing new to-day
10 regard 10 the project for mediation in America:
The Globe contends that Engia cannot inden-
nitely continue immovabls on the American ques-
lion, and fol indorses Nspoleon's views. -,
The war prospects regarding Poland are actively
aud have depressed the funds. ns
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Death o(u Prominent Citizen.

ALBANY. Monday. July 8, 1853.
Charles X. Richards, Vice. President OF ,he Com
mercisl Bank Of Troy and a member Of the Repub-
lican State Central Committee, died suddenly at
Pittsburgh Penn, yestelday.
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~, Providence, r. l.. MONDAY. July 9, 1852
Inc draft takes place at once in this Stale There
Is !" be drawn 1850. and SO per cent more as AL
allowance for sxsmpu.
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS Of all the celebrities sent
BY mail Enclosed In cus when one dozen more are
erdsrsdl Of 10 cents EACH or u per dozen. Address
BABs K Co,
No 1jg Brosdway
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Rn..r,ninu.e.,s. Tuesday. Juiy =.

SrELUS oAhDFs-Ihe Dukes Motto
WINTEA "a Lo9.S-Niso Points Of the Law Wanted
Leo aiif,~fs Sketches In India
LAURA kEkSE's IHEATER---wiyes Of Paris &c.
BARNuM'5 hvSkUM-0sn. Tom Thumb ana vile Com
kuu .nd Mi .s Wsusu al all hours; Sanforfs Eth
opisu Dr.,-. up-, afternoon and evening
IRyISG HAiL.tlh, s,.rsertieon
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having branded certain assertions o. Rstazz as false.
Ratazzi was slightly wounded in the right arm. Th'
seconds ed the contest bat the principals DO
not appear 10 have been recoDciled. sE Vi.
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1t 10 reported that Persigny will 90 to st. Peters-
burg on special mission.
Bourse unchanged. Rentes 68 fr. 6Oe.
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Mail. Close ut the Post.Omce.

For Greet Britain aud the Continent. By steamer
Canada Via Boston, tuesday, July I..-..... 81 ?. m
For Esiops. by steamer North Anedcsn. Thur
day July .. IN
FOR Sew-Oiissns by steamer Columbis, Tuesday
For California kc.. daily fsaaasys e1ceptsdi.
overland via 81. Joseph. Mo.......5 O. IN aud y p
North-Absny Buffalo aud Canada. rs g. IN. and y r. m
North and " eat Way Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Western Mail via Ev Railroad. ....3 a. and y m
southern and Southwestern Mails IN, u and 10y
Eastern Mail ..................3A l7f and q p. m
New Bedford New port aud Fall River. D. m.
III. Long lssnd Msi closes Of 81 m. and % p. IN
Sunday Nais- DC SUNDAY ali mails close at ID .. H.
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Quick Cures.
.t. QUICK CURES. $500
THE TRUE TEST

DR.. RAILWAY guarantees that his READY RELIEF WI
not keep the patient in doubt to certainty In ~
cases where PAIN is experienced RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF will few minutes. prove its marvellous efhoseys
and one bottle sufficient to satisfy the most tsptics OF ~
superiority to all other remedies, In caring Rheumassu
Neuralgia Govt Pain, Aches and other nfrmitis'-whis N
attacks of Dauhea Bilious Choic, Inflammation Of the
Bowel, Chs and Fever one or two doses 10 sufficient In
case. Of sprsns Strains Cramps Spsms Bssdachs, &ss
Its application will promote at One dose inter-
nay and one application externally will stop any ordinary
pain and one bo.. any ordinary disease Price Is cents
Sold No. 81 Msiisaans Of GOldt. and By ~
Druggists.
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Italy.

A duel had taken place with swords between Rat
axzi and MinEhetti, In consequence VI the latter
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To IN. Associated Pre-
CAPTURE OF BLOCKADE RUvNEHs.

CAPTURE Of BLOthADE RtNNEhs.
Capt sisrcha;.d Of Z. S. steamer LackawanDa,
reports 20 lie Navy Department under date of June
a. that al cayligLt the previous morning, while vt
s'c5or OF Mobile, blsck smoke was seen from q
r~suer, aud by sigual from the senior officer gave
chase gaining gradually upon the vessel. She WAS
kel IN sight until O'Clock TIE morning Of the
IL h. when Il became quite dark aud sight oil ber
was lost. Al daylight, however she was discov-
cred eight miles distant. NOtwitbstanding the ex.
sr'ons s5e made for escape by fequeltly changing
her eourss, burning oily substances in her furnaces
Ar'"ing overheard her cargo, DC, the Lackawanna
canned upon her, and nearing her, sbe hois,ed the
D'''''n ens'gn' and did not stop ler engines until
'o'e'a' soo's were fired. She wssa fast vessel and
ne AAeN~"enhA had to run 100 miles before che
was callureo winch took place ia !at Is. 70 north.
'ong o0'o@ west She was found TO be the iron mad.
de-"heel steamer Neptune of Gla,vow bound
from Haya0a to Mobile. Du,iue the chase mos, g
her cargo was thiown overheard. a. wsn q. ,ha
mail and the principal part Of the ,bio. nona,.
Another report from Capt Marchand, dated a, se.
June H. says: At O'Clock this morning, On the 70.
arm of this ship to Mobile, in company with the
steamer Neptune, captured yesterday, the black
inoke Of a steamer was seen ahead fsr which this
hip as well as the Neptune gave chase. She was
io' brought 10. until shot struck her, which did no
injury, however, and she Was captured after having
'sen chased 26 miles. She was the Rebel steamer
Planter OF Mobile, of 3l3 tuns and left Mobile Bay
% the n'ght OF June 10. for Havana, with cargo
90 bales OF cotton, and l24 bills. Of rosin Dur
ng the chsse between so and 80 bales of cotton
we're thrown overheard, and several barrels rosin
'uined. Lieut. Commanding Eaton of U. s. steam
:r Circassisn reports to the Department, dating off
q. New.Orlsans, June %, the capture of the Rebel
'Qop John Wesley, which had evsdcd the block
'de OF 1t. Marks, Fla, on the 18th u!t. and wa,
pound 70 havana laden with cotton. She was sent
Key West for adjudication.
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Truss Office only No. 2vsssys Also Supporter Sue
psnsoy Bandsgs Silk Elastic Stockings ar VaIicoss Veins
5asuidsx Brsoss. ~. lady st.sadsnI
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eegfgaL LEES PROSPECT OF ESCAPE
MOTHER BATTLE PROBABLE.
,,,l pi.ea,oh TO The N. z. Tribune.
= a-t~f n ...tNCrn., NJ on1o

THE SITUATION AT VlCkSBuRG.
The private secretary OF Rear-Admirai Porter
no arrived here yesterday, reports ihs the aspect
ed. siI.irs at Vicksburg is ext emely enqourssme'
Ibe gsrr.on was 30 hard pressed at toe 'me OF MS
ersrme that he expected to hear OF the capture OF
re civ before his arrival here. Information
,.,oooh other channels indicate that the works OF
Cen Grant. facing his rear, nearly If not quite
.. .trorg 90 tle deienses Of Vieksburg itself, and
s,e ;rn,eerable against any force that Johnston can
4onng TO the attack.
= VISITS TO GEN. sICKLEs.
y;ce.pres:dent Hamlin, who arrived to-day, had
-blf an hours Interview with Gen. Sickles, who
AS visited By the President Yesterday
Ir'.f PERSONAL.
Senators Morrill, Wilkinson, and Chandler, and
REPRESENTATIVES Washburne and Arnold Of Illinois
are acre. r.a. ..I
DISMISSAL OF THE DISTRICT MILITIA.
The District rlilita assembled to-day, in obedience
20 orders from tine Government, but were immedi'
a,ey dismissed the Secretary OF War stating that
tae exigeucy under which their services were re-
auired no longer existed
THE PROSPECT OF LEES ESCAPE.
Although reports telegraphed from places at a
distance from the scene OF operations, to the eleci
,hat we have captured prisoners by tens Of thous'
auds, ana Ieoes Of artillery by hundreds, are pre-
nature or greatly exaggerated, It's nevertheless true
4 81 the nii AIRY situation is al this moment ca
,remey f4vorsble at lesst is reporiedin circles
best infol a,ed with respect to the facts.
zen. lee may escape acrOss the Potomac with a
large portion OF his army, atlongh the destruction OF
Lis ,onlcon bridges and the rise Of the river, which
IL slated 20 be SIX feet above the fords, would alone
~. Knit he
se that lie vii not SO escape and that even if his
L. aaty lgE.ges 10 get over the river dlsorganlz.o
liis guns aad wagons will DO taken.
l. Is considered no, impossible that ano'her battle
,nsy lie ooit before the decisive result which the
county ia 20 hius foF can be reached.
PROJECTION By GIN. HOOKER.
Gen. HooAer, who has arrived here, predicts that
s'ie army o. Gen. Lee will lie utterly destroyed
che rise in the river in bis opinion, being Sufficient
90 hring t,1t thai result apart from the mill
cary combinations making % that end
GEN. sTosEsIAN ASSIGNED TO A COMMAND.
Gen. Sts1eman, in obedieuce to summons from
the Wa; Department, arrived here to-day, and had
sn interview WITH the Secretary. He has been
sssigued 10 a coppsrd in the Army Of the Potomac.
MORE REBEL PRISONERS.
Sewn hundred more Rebel prisoners were
marched through Baltimore 10 Fort McIienry to-
dy. MANY Of them were half naked aud numbers
umrched ever ise favements with bare feet--abont
$ ihoasaua sev>p hundred prisoners have alresdj
I,acheG B.lLmore. 50, many Of the Rebels, who
sad - Nhnin-port thai they were going 10 Bal
Gao,e. have KEPT ibeir word.
Dri Eysg oF THe COAST or NEy-ENGLAND.
Vic.-P.vs.eni Dsu'in, and Senators Fe-senden
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