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sntsresti,g 10 Aliens.

la the Charleston Confederate Court, On
Monday, Jatge Mag 3airveYn,i hsu vr.--;...
In the Gases argued before him last week to
,est tho liability OF .'en reside ats 10 conserip
ton:
The Judge sustained the Colscription aes,
and held that alien residents were affected with
all the liabilities 1t imposes The authority
of Congress TO pags The act was ed IN perfect
cOusetency with th', rule of inter national law +,
which Imposed OF the Governn ent of these
States the duty oS protection, aud his Dire W at'
Ter H. as It's cons queuce, the oblIa alton on the
resident oi obeF ience and ailegian ce. During
war alien resi'!ents IN these St:ltea were con-
sldered by the other beliige rents rs much enc
mics they who wars ciiigs,is. I'heir pr p
erty, Ike u al oi citizens, Is liable ID repsiBt',
al the p0's or OF the Government was eXercis-
cd Tor the protection Of the one ;is E,neh as the
otnsr, Tie obl cations Of the alien 10 assist in
The daie nee Of the country III which he reeidas
ls not sisHiad. aud It can only be by .he Gov
ernmsnt Of the country which couht jater-
mine the eervces he should render While he
resides III the country, aud Eaa TO other bur
tGeUs imposed on him than ench as every citi-
2en bore, there should be no complaint
Whenever a foreign country did Interfere iii
bsbat of its sal lects resident ur der another
Government, il never couli go fuI ther than to
claim the protection which the ci 1ZeD has
To give 10 iha alien resident t..a sasne pTatec
iiou ita tl.a citizens, bat hii9ct them with none
Oi The dangers which ths cisizsns l1ad to eL-
counter, was 10 make tho citizen .fend tho
country tur the benefit of the alien. Bat 1t
WAS denied That while lie aiiSn chose Ia re
side thore and receiga The proteciiI u OF the
UoverUa,ent of til, Confederate 81 tes, aud
that piotehtion W@e equal To that when
tho citi2en received, tho Government: winch
claimed his posHaueut allegiance 60 ld Ia
terisre. IL did not give mm !1cotec
ton thoTo either as 10 bis pefs, VI on
bis property II permitted him to come
llto the territories of another tfuvernI lent,
and that became respGn ,ihi. Tor hs con
duct to other llaLlons. Such had been The doc
tr;Ie lns6tcd on iii the casa Of Spain. TIE
strict eniorceiaens oi the ubii,a,.o:, the T. ss
dent to render allegiance aud obedience in e
turn for pro aection was asser.ai by The COD
eless III i!0 b, the several States s, and by
Eons ni"ro etg0ney thad South Carolina III
iI1S. Aud tho uocLI,ue has since bsan nian-
talnei tlA. nulio,fi character ia waf /,
quickly acquired. ~ !ts commencement the
al II iuay depart But II he does not 10 80,
a9i con!inuea 'iii reriience, hs Ii iden'ih"9
si.h the county and is regarded is an eLeay
by the other Leiii.,srant
Tie above isan imperiee, n).e o: Ike opinion
which cont Aimed an exposition ct tho suie OF
internalic aai law HI adopted from its foundt
ton by tie government of tho United States,
and s TO he considered as sIi ieeosa'z ii iii
The CGNte datats States.
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fELEGKAPHIC | NEWS
IMPORTANT rsom GETTYSBURG.
THE ENEMY ROUTED ON SUNDAY
FORTY THOUSAND PRISONERS CAP
TURED!

MAUfiNsngko. VA, Jaly G--Oa Saturday
night ous centla fell back, drawing the enemy
tEom their works.
Generals E|si, and Longstreet ianked lha
enemy and gained the heights.
A general light ensO 81 yesterday, in which
tho eusmy were routed, aud Lee captursd
forty tho Id prisoners, according to all ac-
counta.
General X amper was killed.
There i, fighting at William msport between
imbodsns cavalry and several regiments Of
Infantry aud Il division Of Yankee cavalry
under PIeasauion.
The following Dispatch was received this
morning by De. Morris:
Marisnsbnrg, July 6sh, is63.--The latest,
which ssenls to bs reliable, il that the
fight was c,ntinued ON Sunday, and wsa
the biood,ost of the war. 0anoEai Hill
fell back in the centre, causing the enemy to
bsEeys he was rstreating. The enemy ad.
vancsd, then Ewel and Longstrsss advanced
their Iigat aad left wings, surrounding the
ensmy. We then took the heights for which
we have been c0ntending, and captured FORTY
THOUSAND rr,sorHasi They refused " bs
oaro!ed. Gsa Plcket.'s division ianow guard.
ing tha prisoners to Martinsburg. &.
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BoLTEs STATION, via Jnckson, Miss July
BY Yaate.day, about IL O'Clock, the Yankee
cavalry crossed ths Big Black at Birdsonk's
Ferry, sad advanced into the Interior, Dot
wero promptly met by Whitfield . brigade
and driven back across ihe river.
A courier, jist i'll from Edwards's depot,
says that Osteri,aus's entire command crossed
The Big Back near that place last night. Ii
go. We will have warm work to-day.
Grant 10 evidently feeling very uneasy ia
regard 10 events transriring in his rear.
There was very little firiag q. Vicksburg
yesterday.
EArcHEz, July 2i-via Mobils 5.h.-The
crops at Osy ka and Drookhaven wero 1ain.
Jared by the Yankees ia their late raid.
The Federal ram PitssLary, and y gpaaoat,
passed up this morning. The fOrmsr was dis-
ab!el, and working only Qua wheel
A eommiesary from tho Traus Nisylsesppi
Department Gays that viekstusg AID Port
uudson ara well provisioned.
Gen. Lamar, Of Texas, says that Smith snd
Magruder ara fast angmsnsinK their array
Gen. Taylor has captui cd many Yankee plan.
ters an overssers, and will hold them as hos
.ages for tho return OF iDO men captured srd
held by Bauxs upon tho charge OF shooting
MIR. Ds1mit. Taylor holds xii SoutilerEess ~
prisoners who 6ayo taken the oath OF aiis
glance TO the I.incoia aovsTnnsnt
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b,i-CEI.LANKfU1 ~.

Big -Gsn. Frederic. s. Washbufn, Of the
Iowa ,,tt snfsn,ry, died AZ his heiae III VI a,er-
loo Oh Tgesily, tho IL i. captain w. W -.a
s~"..syt>.s f.a sLaE th pSi al Aey. .'''s
lust be fore he left for home was prom1tea tro q,
Captain to rank Of B isad.o: Ge.er:.i. Ia his
a,iiY.i home h Has very n.a1h exhaus ed aId
died s0tn .iite ef.
Democratic meeting wa5 to be hel! a.
Concord n III ou the lth ia9,ait at which
tx iresijelIt L .erce is ID preside. Aai1us the
speakers aiaounced are ID niei w VOORHEES,
ii sti;.a:a Amaaa } Parker. G9o r. Com
sic,., Peter Caegss. 81 lasy Webster, oi NEW
York.
Several hundred Wlnnstago Iidiaas. who
escaped when the Indian ,si5ss were reuiov ed
from Minnesota. are now Xii in3 aud nmadei
iug tie people III the western part oi taas
State.
The rebels i,aga destroyed one hundred taoa
sand dollars wor.a Of property ia Gesty abnr.
PcnD., belonging to the notorious Yankee nj
e., Thad $ .svena
Gsn Mcclellan h1s seaa decided 10 Le tAs
rausicg olhcsT III tao u. S Army
The famous New York Saventa regimen. n
afraid 10 fight Oger 4UJ remained behiiss
when tba regiment was ordered IL Baitimofs
Cai Lei.rl publishes All address begging ih'
saakors 10 come ou 10 Eaitimore, ouE tis Val
i.sut auae .s don see
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Tie Loc9mofire Explosion, on ths Petersburg
r14a, list Monday afternoon, was soiiou5 Ia
its resa!ts, causing the death of iour iudigidu-
sia t!:e Woaudtne Of four or five others and
tho entire destruction ct the e1gina. As we
slated yesterday, the cx plosion took place op
p9site The 81 nile o. As the train was run
niUg up Failing CEsex grade, on its way TO
Richmond. TIE explosion was ca.is ed by tho
tiowiDg cat of tbs crowa of the tire box,
which is nUw supposed to have beeu cracked
for some time. By the i0rc9 of tho eOrcus
sion, liIe locomotive seems to have been lifted
from tho track. led Il diatanca Of twenty
feet, turned entirely around, Iegcrsia., endp,
and then upset in /. titci. Some Of the rails
were Lsit ..imoss doubi, tfi', e..'~hs, ~ ,ss
Iiftei twes;'y feet and tarown h.tY }asds ~
tire euglle WAS completely demolished. Il
friend OF tho engineer esys ho was very much
depressed for several days before the fatal
accident, and Remarked thai hs did not like 10
see The steam aid water escaping by the 0tay
bolts III his eoQ;ne.
Mr.. Hugh Burns. tho eUSinsor, died from
The seaifing he received lii half an hour aftor
the explosion, and h!T fireman, Jitu T. ent, ta
negro) died soon after. One of tie soiiais
killed was u member OF the q Georgia Iegi
men; the othar Was q marine ir1;n on board
the steamer Atlanta Another solder had is
left ankle crushed badly; ious.h received Il
painful confusion tho !efs knee, aud Some
si'kht iHosiiA1i HJifics, ht'u was teFSle'J,
though not dangelously, sealded, and one OF
the guards w&s gavereiy wounded On the head.
The train, consisting Of eight coaeisg, WAS
deiain III some time till another locomotive
could be procured. Most of the coaches were
Ii led with ladies, saI.s from TIE N0rth by flag
of ;ruee. and parolei Confedarats prisoners,
and it is realty wonderful TIA. go fow we're
injured.
We understand th,.t the injury to the read
is already repaired and that t'le will MAI o
their nips as uEna!.
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Il Is evident, from The Intelligence which W o
publ,gh IN another column, that Grant be9ins
to feel tbs pressure of the iron. hand which
Johnston has eaet around him. The passage
81 !A9 By Black by Ostefhaus'a commatl, aLi
It's attempted passage by the Yankee cavalry
at bifdaorgs Ferry, were, doubtless, designed
t. break through II. Whether thesa ia0ve-
meats viii bs followed by the aj vanc8 oi
df+Ll c " hole army remains to le seen Should
u be-, he viii no doubt leave Il force t0 sep up
'bo blockade Of the city Bat the wilhitawa!
oi lago portion his foices will offer Il ue
Opportunity for a eally. Johnston appears, to
as. 10 have gained great point Ia forcing The
eIemy 10 como oa; of his entIenoh mehts, and
meet HIM Oh open ground. Everything, now
depend ou ss il! aud yiof ami III thare qualities
We aave always been the uias Ell Of Tho Van
kees
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Df07eAed - Ga Moi,iay eterroon last a "a
rioas accident oocnrred at Giliia's Greek, in
Roese Is. A Confederate teamater driving
four mnles, and having in his wagon line Ia
dies aud soldier, ATTEMPTED 10 GRO The cree X
which was exceedingly high, and rising rap.
idly. Persons in The neighborhood warned
him OF The danger in crossing, hu, he Persisted
in the eff Just as the lead mules eact ed
the current they plunged beyond thes DEPTH,
aud tue driver then attempted to turn them to
the eh0re. but be 'ore ne could 10 So the
wheel mules were rpou them, and all
were s3ou eDt,nsisd IN the harness aud
snnA, ,he driver going down win tfep
Fortunately ior ths parties ia the wagJp
tho body Heated tom TIE running .,aar, and
striking u trea, by the all Of ttla soldier WHO
panied them tie ladies were enabled 10
h; 10 the limbs and resist The force Of the
onrraHt i!t persona Oh shore cOu!d eseue then,
winch was speedily done. The driver ami tho
four mules were dro snai We csuiI not az
certain tas aHmes Of any of the p3rties, bur
learn thai the ladies' rasiie ia X chm ,nd: that
they bal baen on a visit IL soma 1T their niii-
tav ificllis as one of the Fu.ton iili batteries,
ana thai, 5eiag caught taere IN shs storm, the
tean ter WHO lost hi5 life, had volunteered to
haul them tp the city, raltsr thai SEQ lhsn
wade through the mud.
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H4h Mater. j tmes river is unusually
high for the se,on OF tie year. Its banks
are cjni lYtsiy overiiowed, stepping the ops.
stt!ona of mos Of the factories on it, ald
wasting away quantities of "ood aud !amber
but lately Deposited. Ia Rockets the lower
whafves arc submerged, and III the vacant
,ta near !ia steamboat ia4lirg tie water is
qlue d ep. Gi!ie's creek south bf the gas
works, is htehsd up 10 ths arch of the street,
aud east oE ii tho water rele nblea lake In
tha bottom eoath OF the 4..s works Stands d
two story f. ama building, &C :op.sd by negroes,
wh!c. il completely susrl anied by water.---
The fam " Ia tAis structure have moved TO the
eocond story, aEi appear to bs as well conssnt
as If 81 ,nli raea 0 and 0.
We uoiite that t5e rise in tie river has aiso
backed W &docE0e Greek, near 7Ih street, 80
that !ioariy ali the cellars On Main street., op-
posile the market. ara flied with water.
ii tho rains have bsen as heavy aid contin'
uons in The Ia uHtains aa here, We greatly fear
that nuci, OF the bottom land crops along the
rive. has been seriously !pjared, ii not entire
iy destroyed.
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THE MOVEMENTS AROUND RICH
MOND

The only information We have Of the
| enemy's movements nor;h Of the city 10 tina,
| brought by the trains over The Fre5ssicksburs
road which snived las. night, for the firs
time tor nearly week past, 1b&y repor,
that they could hear nothing Of the Yankees
| either at Hanover junction or So&th Anna
bridge, ard that the roads--shs Central and
rFsdereksbuig- now uuobssrucsed.
From the junction the Central train brous h,
down man " ho represents himself as a de
serter from Dix's army. lie Gays than the
enemy are still in considerable force in KING
William co, where hs left them, aud that they
are con mis;iDg many depredaiie,is La order
10 avoid arrest he traded his Yankee uni form
to negro for a eornfeld suit, with which fe
made biz way through the Yankee lines. Ho
says that DiS's whole force has not at any
time excesdrd fifteen thousand, about ten
thousand Of which wore iDfssntsy, and the re-
mainder artillery and cavaIry.
The Fredericksburg train brought down II
Yankee prisoners. captured in tho neiyhbo,
hood OF South Anaa bridge Oh Sunday morn.
ing They were part Of the force tbs. com,
~
day hight,
citizen o! King William, who has been
ex'led from his home since its occupation iy
Tire band Of maraeders Gn iet Dix ve.,l en- a
scout to that comfy On NJ ni&y last, snd Oh
tained some imseres,ing particulars Of the
whereabouts aud movements of the Yankee
army OF pundersis His statement. is III
their heaa10a hers are at Mangohick Church,
and tha. ;haif squads of thieves are scattered
Throughout The county, taking whate YER they
can hni, AMI iestroyu,g what is not conveniens
Tor them io remove
Ihey are aiso enieavoriDg to ilcite ths 10
ef"es TO 'nsuTrec.ien, promising Them oilices
ia company ofganUa,ions as q temptation Ia
quit Their masters The gentleman to whom
we adude learned that one Of his own naeYo
mel mad been tsidered the command Of d
company as an inducement to quit his home-
tbe negroes, under these Influences, are said
TO 10 very insuboriinate. ani some are oven
boastins oi their treedom ami ability to Inain-
tain it.
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FOR EISH az " 3.

The London Iiasfs has an editorial on tie
Peace meeting recsn, hsii at Nsy York. na-
der the auspices OF ke nania Wood and olliefs.
The ItHes sees in he meeting some fea13'i
for thinking that the civil war may te touch. !.
ing lie close but, a- tIe same time thinxs " =. -
il Ia very doabtful QUESTION. Il remaHs 20 =
II the meeting th'uia prove iniiasnsaai aalps
to iiberate opinion, We may, perhaps, wonder
s,x weeks hence where the strength OIL The
war party could ever have lsia--lass as Ia
F.uuss. after the fall Of Robsap.cre, people
asked each o.hss who could have leea tie ia
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i.'F5fe ~ tHf IrSNSssEE VaILEY.--We
Lad ia Tho Huntsville Aivocafe, Of the 18th
H' cOpy OF a report ma 10 10 Col Rpf1y
b: mt ". IL. Jifman, OF Leighton, Ala. OF
'h' d-predAtious upon the eit2 ns between
~ Hear Geek sud Town Greek. committed
NY lie \ aHkees under Gen Dodge ia Artil
iaet ihe report embraces Il Int Of tho losses
sustained by each citizen as sell as the ng
s'esaie. We havs Only socm for the latter,
lite total estimate Of the amount of property
t.kea aad destroyed ts the tedeials under
Tea D5js>, t,om Beg Bear 10 Town Cretk,
Ala, between lhe iS.n ai.i ;o.h OF April,
IsL3.
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fRtsHEg ~ TIE Dan kIYER-~1hers has
been vary destructive fresaet in the Dan
river. The loss OF crops Alone its banks is
very great. The CHE! suiieaars are Nj Jas
4. Bruce, DIR. Coleman, Mr Jeruian w Pace,
ami others, whose p'aa,tstious lia along the
river from Barksdaie'B Station to Soath Bog-
ton, Oh The Richmond ind Dauyiiie Railroad.
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TaKAsURY DEPARFMtsr. (
Esic.ieioni, ,tuge 20, 1888. }
SwiFr REWARD of MERIT.--A strange story

SwiFr REWARD OF MERiT.--A strange story
is told of Cisszowski aud the c1rcumstanc-s
n at ,a,i To ths death of the Polish leader. He
gave y peasant f20 u conceal hmm during his
iiInsss, but the fellow takieg the money be-
trayed him 70 the Russians for an equal sum
Ths nuscovites first killed CiesSowski. next
robbed the traitor Of both the hush-monsy snd
the bsibs, aud In conclusion, gave him sound
beating. Before hs had recovered from the
evnpass,s made his appearance with hammer
aud n.Ii, y ssuai, saA hsd him hanged 70 his
own dooy-pesk
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BrtJg, Broke D3mn Ca Mendiy evening
Lass The bridge ovos Almonds cre.k. on the
Osb5rne Turnpike, near Marion Hill. gave
way, wi.! wagon and team II pom IL, seriously
i.ilrinu two men aid siing two OF the
iisfssss. urc-h "a ~<..~"~1 h y
the ao&vy rain " hiet seii that afternoon, AID
whics SO swei!ed lhs creek al 10 cause tie
,lia.!ermning OF ths atstmsnts oisth- bridge
Tie County Court Of ueuilco VIII hAse The
su2eYs.e actGIe repaired at onco.
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Noisy --Oi Msmdsy afternoon iast oll'csr
Aaaus arrested Mafsars. Barrett, u middle
aged womau, for attempting to force her way
into The Libby prison 10 furnish The fanAses
with brsaa, aud fos being ,soiay aui disosdeiiy
In tlls stresa When called before ths Mayof
yesterday her tongue broke loese from ns i1s
Jennings. and kept up sueh 2 CONTINUOUS np.ls.
y, i coafu ion that she had 10 be &c NJ 10 pissoa
l.. tore ANYTHING eiae could be heard
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Police Matters --J ,ines Satsyaa, r. Me
Nile" ana r ward Ryan, eaafgei "ish fo0'
bin. Frank Josd4n While ins dunk la the
slfeet. OF Il gold io,ket ard chain, seie c9m
mitsed TO The how po.ica station, yesterday
Jel dan w.is aiar committed for being arunk.-
Mrs. w. a. WaseEer, for neeisias gold
watsi, and csiaia, va usi al Siuo stolen fonl
W u Farrell, was arrested yesterday aEd
baiizd FOR examination.
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The Polsce Of The city are IN ncs uim nov,
and, wi.a tue volunteer AID tssntahsd tas
Mayer, good order will be preserved besh day
and n,ght. The police ase ergsn'ssd -
military eonpany ter local dsfsness Aase go.
naneed by one u their ewn men- IA tinne -
need they will prove very e1ssaive.
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Garro,sag.--Char.es Lsagfosd aud Wn.
Ritsv. charged with garsot,ag Al unknown
mag, appeared before The Mayor YESTERDAY
Lu, owii.x 10 the a5seIee OF witnesses, ths
investigation was Postponed. JAS n. Gserp
who arrested tae parties, states that when n
pai.ed them away from their victim, ths IN
known party ran oh. Their examination wa
continued.
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No Military A.fkoyav.- e.----------
TO enPp0se that the Mayor Of & 49, Hoss In 49,
imlsed powe. within his jsrisiieainS .,.s ~ - ~.
arrest or discharge parties q NJ plsaG,ss n
parent has disobedisnG ehi)i iRe Ias.. - y
expected to refoYu him II : familv n 49,
WITT an uuIuly servant the lla,of + oaiisS
up.I 20 apply the corrective. Two ash womsn
ges INTO q qnarrsl, and forth with the Mavcr =
appealed 10 as umpire OF couree 10 4 er.
Pessed to keep all private lo.s slssn, the side.
walks IN good order, the gaslighs bright m
turning, and some Of the militia citiecss think
he ought TO arrest all skuikers and dodgers snd
send them to their comnanda A. Tie reausss
OF the Mayor. We beg leave 70 eay that kis du.
tie: are cepfis ed 10 the execution Of the city
o'dinances aud the laws Of The State. These
ee:ney at. his time, aud keep him very baav.
WIN military matters he has nothing 10 do.
save as an Individual and with psivAts Affairs
ne las no idea Of neddlip0.
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GoLDsBoRo', July la letter from reiia-
bic sousce, dated kinstop, iass night, says that
n courier VINO had j1st arrived reports an en-.
gsgsmen. progressing between the refreshing
onemy aud our forces, near Free brigde. u -
snpposed that the enemy are cut OF.
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Fo"nd.-Ohiser WieLs, Of the city police,
hss ia his possession number Of Articles OF
t,bis furniture, aii valuable at this time, which
wore founG On the outskirts OF the city fsw
days since, and which were No doubt stolen
aud SScretod by ths vOsse
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Saeaitag Two young Robert kysn
a,d james I.0gau were before ina Ns.or
Yesterday ON Charge Of stealing jswslry and
ether valuabis ariclss from Miss v A. Tyler.
lacy Will have u hea,isy in the course Of q
lew days
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REPORTED EVACUATION of NOR
FOLK AND pUKTSMOU I'll

a report vas IN circulation last night .te
tiset tbs Federal forces had evacuated Mr.
folk, Portsmouth, aud Suffolk Where The 10
port originated, or what foundation there waa
ini II We were unAbi4 to learn
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TIE York RiCcr train Of cars did nat make
!he'r esaai trip from this city yesterday morn.
iug, owing to break In The road. three nilee
.Ast OF h'cnmon' caused By the hood OF va.
washed away :. portion Of the trsssel. l.wcrk
as that place
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.AIFfVUI VI u IEK UI ITuC0 bOuS INC Tup3M
Allowed 10 be LANDED -keps,ts OF shs Get
ysburg fixh.
PETERSBURG, Jaly 7.-Another asg Of truce
boat arrived at City Point to day, bu. not a
PAPER was ailo we'd to bs brought oh. Captain
Mulford stntes, with regret, that Gen Sickss
is dead. Paroled prisoners overheard one OF
tae Feierals cay, at Fortress Monroe, that
the loss in Gen. Meads's army could not DO
lssa ,hau sixty thousand-killed, wounded and
missing. Tae tilicers Gu the truce boat are
much Dc ielted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-08

Good Time William Camp. Martin Green,
Mofean SIiivan, aud Joseph Long, arrested
for hstt'ng in the street, were held to bail by
the Mayor for their future good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-08

RALEIGH, JuIy 7.--Ths liouse has been d..
hating ihs militia bill all day. No Gaai acsioa.
Tae Senate passed The bill 70 punish the atdess
aud absttors Of desertiop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-08

Tie Co""ty Court ct Hearico was in ses-.
sion short TIME Yesterday, bat disposed Of no
business of a criminal character