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The New York herald., 1863-07-20

The Secretary Of the Navy has issued tho following
order recognt OF heroic conduct and extraordinary
courage and valuable services, which have won tho
s'meda Of honor"
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DERsoNAL-IF -IGNOR LOUIS GAssERAs PIANIST.
u In the city. and will cai Irving Hall Monday
TUESDAY he will hear a somcth greatly a. hi. adv
IfLLf HAYNES
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mtscEIIAsEous

III rISDs ~ DOCUMENTS Asp LsrrIRs vi
~ Ten ant uan.is.sd m sny of NI~ tapfrF1 sn4p
Apply = Forrlsn hsrisify one. ~ fAu.ry street
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TnE CREW or TuE UNITED STATES STEAMER
QUAKER city VINO attached 10 that vessel In July.
lSl receive amount 81 due them applying
IN person or by letter to WALDEN WILLARD, uni.ed
States BANKING aud Collection ooe, Isl York
the navy yard gate, brooklyn.
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INTERESTING FROM FORTRESS MONROE

Released Union Prfsoners-Newspap per
lssms from the Rebel Cspital-Failure
- shs Cotton Loan "Dodge- In Rich-
mona, dke., Sc.
FoRrRns NoxHoR, July "a, 1863.
The nsg Of truce boat New York arrived last evening
from Csy Point with thousand two hundred released
federal prisoners In charge Major John Muford and
ieft Immediately for Annapolis.
Richmond papers 10 July 70 are received.
The ssninsi of July - says thst eight hundred and
ssrty Yankee prisoners arrived Richmond Monday
One hundrsdand twenty three from Jackson Mlss
nd the balance Gettysburg thirty or forty
marc arrived on the previous day.
zhc following items are also from the Richmond San
tad-
Monday last Yankee prisoner, confined thu build.
No opposite Castle Thunder fred by the guard and
sarsck in the arm, rendering amputston necessary.
he bids foS the cotton interest bonds of hs Treasury
six cant loan opened Monday the goth
No bids under nty per we're considered. Anshsr
call for 81 900. 900 Is 10 be made
large cavalry force made raid into North Carolina
the 2osh instant, tearing up track n the Whining
Son Weldon ailroad rnsy also burned bridge ana
sbs cotton factory cf w1ham & Battle The Ysukes~
had everything their own way.
Jackson, Mss, surrendered TO tia rsAsyas. xpder
Q.usral Grant, On tho 9th Instant.
rhc whig says
s,x sbundrcd and pinetytwo Yankee py,soper, r.n.
psssAss Gettysburg saocs~cd In getting Toe 10 plcb.
nnw y@ssrtay, 90 v~s ssns " DsAs hls caav
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The RED RIVER EXPEDITION.
e~S~~~~>~~~o~~~>~~e>~~~>~
Important Capture Of Rebel
Munitions Of War.
Walkers Rebel Army Left Without
Ammunition,

Omcial Despatch from As.miral Porter.
FLAGSHIP BLACK HAwK,l
Orr vcxsBUR q. July ls. 1868 J
Hon. GDHoH wxlLB, Secretary OF the Navy
sm-I have The honor to inform you shat tho sxpedi
tion sent into tho Red region proved very
full Ascending the Black and Tepsas rivers, running pa
ranc with the Mississippi, Lieutenant Commander Sol
fridge made tho head nayigation--Tousas lake aud
bayou Macou--thir,y miles above vckseurg and within
ave six miles OF tho Mississippi river. Tho enemy
taken completely by surprise not expecting such
force such quarter Tho rebels who have assembled
that region viii be obliged to further back from
the river, II not 60 away altogether.
Lieutenant Commander selfridge divided hts forces
on finding that the transports which had been
carrying stores 10 Walkers army had escaped up
some Of the streams Hc sent the Manitoa
and Rather up the Little Red rivera small tributary
Of the Bisck-and the Forest Rose and Petrol up tho
Tensns. Tho night dark and u raining very
hard The Maniiou and Rather succeeded In capturing
rebel Louisville, OF the largest and
perhaps best steamer in the Western waters. Up
the Tensas OF tributaries the Forest Rose and
Petrol captured tho steamer Eimira, loaded with
stores, sugar and rum for tho rebel army. Find
ing that the steamers which had conveyed General
Walkers army had returned up tho Wach
tn, the expedition started up that river, aud
suddenly upon two rebel steamers but tho rebels
them 0rc and they consumed rapidly that
their names could not be ascertained. One steamer,
loaded with ammunition escaped above the tort at Har
rsonburg which Is very strong work. and unassaabio
with wooden gunboats. II Is elevation ono
hundred feet high, which elevation what water
batteries Of heavy guns there
Liesiepant Commander sefridSc fortunate
enough, however, 10 bear OF a large quantity Of
ammunition that had lately been hauled from Natchcz
west Of Natchez, and from whence stores, pro-
visions, cattle, guns and ammunition trans
ported He captured Is 900 rounds Of smooth bore
munt,on, 900 rounds Enfield ride and 22l rounds
Of nxed ammunition for guns rne thirty FOUNDER Par
rott gun carriage, nfy-two hogsncads OF sugar, ten
puncheous Of rum nine barrels Of nour and ny barrels
Of sas bcloa sng 70 the Confederate government Al
the time they heard Of largo amount u ammuai.
ton that had started Nstchsx for Trinity and
lying In wagons the roads half way across.
He despatched . boat around 10 inform Of IL;
but General Ransom who had landed few days bsore
Natchez. bearing Of also, detachment u cavalry
and captured the whole Thus walkers army 10 lsfs
almost without ammunition.
The officers men have shown great energy on thh
expedition, and have met with mnhAp. They Mo
cured good deal Of Information by which future
mens will be regulated. The people In the whole o.
that section very hostile To The ranI
| rebels.
have the honor to be, kc,
| DAVID d. PORTER, Rear Admiral.
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rxam ov DH jazz n. cmros, ms cHxHrr-pr.
James r. cAiIsoo ths we'll known chemist and physician
of this city, dss on lass Friday evening. 81 Yoakss In
The my fourth ysar n hh age He had besu Ia an en-
we~s'y dsicassiy ssAss d hssish for ts prsoed-
o. gaining strength and venv wasted IN the puysuu ~
his sxhassing pressios Bat Snssssd o getting bestsr
he became very nnch wovss, and stated ABOVE er-
disaguishsA chemists o our city, md figured vsry rvs
minepsly IN many M edvnrs cfves which have orrs
In which be participated that u sbs Rev NJ IA =
den, tried IN Bslvders Nev Jersey for she murder a
his wife the pastraisss o. which must bs mln fresh N
sh~ Csosss physesas ssHswesoes u ms srss
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Osr Naval Csrrespcmdss see.
Usnsp srAIp srnAxrs H. Il. cuusn. july ~,

UNnp srArU srrAsrs n. H. cU,rsn. july "a, 1919.
Latea Haeoi Hea f0a Ksy Wsa--Wwt ~ oar
Bioetadys- More I'rtss, Sc., dc
th. 10th instant the United states siaapser " ".
cuyer into Key West with rebel steamer having
board eight hundred bsiss of cotton She e4l,
tured on her way 70 Havana, having suces~ed ran
ming the blockade ou, of Mool. Ibs uated
tug Jegsamina Gso bfoagh, port rebel saop ~sh
sssorted cargo. sna from Havana. bpuna fun
the blockade, bat was maze pfiSs v the .a ia
Tortugas.
Tho United R,aies steamer oDsIia from tho
Her; indies Key West lgtE inst asa isft
neat day for Sew oric4ns. The OciosAfa sld I.ifmA
undergoing repairs IN the dock -hsrs ibsy bs
detained for tfne. Tho Hsrdrh iiadsou anog.
coaing a, ths wharf. ana srlecsi - sail
ncrt day cruise.
The beais a forces uiE ststlaa Food sud
viii continue u depenacss Only on the fsnidsl
rxerutln q ladlctoBs sanitary aei qusrastiDs regas
tons The opnlo1 "a pfeys tbess that tiss pert
viii escape another o. tire ysiio~ tho
coming seAAon, but Tho anihofti~s ssissmp.d
a. be prcpaf@ fVr tLs snsrseneT fbs f@aDcga yssst
wngdsyer. having become thy. 10 a. he h~ssoI
over converted lnto ha~pita snf saslsd ~
ari h1 f~o~p;tu " JeSr fever fatsss any sach
Fbeala unfortunately ptescnt themselves br ~
ward 0cbrnt has entered agyu the daiias n Sect
seon n this stusdfen. ara ~ ". Afsyie wasss hss
been dst.rseA from tn rnitsi sta'ss sis4sr Asbas
and adesi " u" medical oafTa 4 Ia sssisn
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THE LATEsr.

suSDAr. July ia-7Am
doubtless srus that ths vcse-s ~ Tn nssrb-
bornood 0 Mosls burning ~ tbs cotton IN their
vicinity This, than sayshng sse Indicates thsa
GRANT n expected shsa vay vevy shwsy
me steamer leaves this morning, crowss1 wsh pas
senger. whsvs shsy all come from kssw not, rher,
are many ,savins scv sbsss -sss s~o oashs ago
6eesrh T sh~msn and Lady are sDour ,hs nams~,
,hs nrnns. Ne has sniuely rsrov~rss. rhs kssning
ssars pss~sagss kst fest fung up fes psst ssidSy
sbs vii soosss~s ~ fsn sss.
Up " ths bcw tns hsvrms scar, vfsA ve~ Tea S~sS~
.s-xAs lIO -, kss ses bs<s ssAuvspAs1 = ~ -
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THE DESTRUCTION OF WYTHEvIlLE.
The Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
read Cat.
3hs Town Of Wytheville and Large Quantity
Of Arms Destroyed,

Omcial Despatch from Cen. seemmon.
CHAHlSsrows, Va, July ~, 1863.
General Kr,Lr-Cosooci Toland, with tho second vir.
sna cavalry and the Thirty fourth ohio mounted nfan
ry, cut tho railroad at wythevle and destroyed two
pieces Of artillery, hundred muskes and large
amount Of ammunition and store and had sharp SIGHT
In wytheville.
We captured hundred and twenty-five prisoners,
Who were paroicd. Killed. seventy I'VE. Wounded not
known. Our loss seventy eight killed, wounded and
missing Seventeen killed. including Colonel holland
and Captain Delaney Colonel Powell very dangerously
wounded. and is q prisoner. We fred from
houses, public aud private, sy the citizens By tho
women
Ny men totally destroyed tho town. aud reached
Fsyce yesterday after Of about three hundred
miles. r. r. scAMNOs Brigadisr General
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Chsm her sS osnmssss.

meeting ~ tbs Es~f Tand Cornrnliiss q The c1Ants,
q comnsros. for tho fssf n us famine. a sIiea snd
ingfsd hrsrpsn ,rosos and sosdsrs tss ss,s
place yesterday aftsspn. Mr.. T. Jrpms Iye~,ss.d
and M " sys -ss sppoanisi secretary
Tbs caass.s reported t.al iss tssi ~ sas.
scrp,0ns Tar reported snsunssd 10 sDout 90 iso,
shlch subscribed ~ the b.ass, trosss nd msr
ehaats ~ THIS sun us bsass sstsoiDsa 90 60 sna
brokers aDos, " roo bit TIE sabservsss "a
sn hsndsd % yet rbs chAirnsa .au~ss1 that $40 fss
be appropriated foe IN psrpss ~ srsralas snsnsals
relief fbss -ho s,And ssst u "a. sss thss pssns
bsni fund bs satsbiish~i -ith tss balsno~.
Hs.u =. RaYso~p Hgv.a that . oanmniss IA A..
pointed " ooufw vita iss xsyw ~ this psrt<~s en-.
sssing " frvrs the ni,ary rrosn IA g-,o~
from n. efsm~a snd t~s from ths fghserih~vs " lhs
fund. Aus~s n,
cs,onsi STRESSES frow The ~o~k preh4srs rstast1< b.
" coo ssa Gooos Subscribed ~ ina, asutsasu
ns ept>s~d " The ssssss@hsssas q . y<smsf~a,
Fund. rbs nsrssSss ~ N. stesx Esehsas. insssss,sd
him V have ths moa~y shseh - rspr.ee,sa ssvse<a
nss among the nsgrs sanr~rs and No s<1a~s
NJ osh~ sassv~rs. f.v uss inr.s.fAsss rsss~<
rSsvn NJ wusoss sasssst~i that ~. Uo0 go v ~
s-ss.a~ly ssr~vsrssl~s l.ss s,~us fssa. ESD.
ssrsb~d, -isbgui pa1hns N. fsses ssbrysse w Ne
eiss ysehsnxs fes ths pr~s<i
rss fsS~iss r~~ssssa -ss eesrst W NJ. hs,sssp
ssd .ays~a--
S~savs<. Thsa ogrsnss~s a svs " $50 ns~1 v
sksss slus espsfssey n osstlssts co ths tsss ~ sks
ssh~stttssn sNG wnh ~AsGs~ 81 ik~ fus1 LAY
tswss te b. IN sso~ms q 10 s~<m~~&~s ~ - wuf.
fss~rs foy wka~w nienAsd " yyss ~ p~vnss<xt
f.sx fsv sfe "a srsA ksy sses sssSv sl.,
.r rsfesnuasscas h~r.esT ssa lhsA sa@i ssass~~ -
s@t q. IN. sahrs TN tsst <ssl1x ~ tA~ s.f<<s,ig,,
10 ths fnnd ms fN,e~ls lsG sh~ casualties sux~l.s1s
uassr sAs rsx&stss -w~~su. k~yn-~& HkAsm~.
gsspp, wla~sa@ sss Cxtsis9.
rs3 gnv-irs sss esssnasss ssps~ssd " 90 oy-..ss
~aa ses ssy~ ~ s~ssisz~k~ u u~ sn 90 stxso
v~ssa - tse pasr~s q asAsdssas rsA~< -
ooum~sa~w keses, osasss v~uaix< JsRs p-<axr
lsss< H~N sas es~~ss q Tssissss.
rs oaumss~s thsa saysrs~s. sss,~a 70 "a. o.a q We
gnss
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Whssesbosts and Mevemssss Of shs Rs-
bel msisssvy yvaS meats OF Msssssssrps
asa Tsnasss~s.

rsFvssa wrusocr isx.--A rsrt~w,ss, o tsrrs osptsl-
sod u The uosi fnens~siw nys1aoTs - lts asy.
has s1scseSsA ch~msaily r~~i ihs puir, eurns the
rfoc~~ of m~svfacscrnE Islnsnx pas~r 10 ~Aeh
that wb~n ths rsI~r rrv s~~d th@ sntnA a.
typrs th~ shsrsx~i psss.esrs w~s~t. so< Sssf~s
bAx<k w@pv~wso1 n the r~uh Ths a1ssntaes npxta ~
b~ ohtsfrsf N tho DO vfss q ns ard futbs,s sna W
r~vosassaasxng " ssns m~~hsssvy ss1 rrsssx rs~n
nsossn~D~~ rca ~ g~g~r, e>kruist~9 thst tb~ t&as
ose9pssd i0weastns issr~ guanfls~s pef~f sA -
pesnsi op~s0~ss<on bs r~snssx~ufs q t.s p~e~~s
day. tss~si+s~w 10 tb~ rstnstnr s@cs ~"u1 usw 10
s~sns p<vv~wpixs the time w&sssS ~ masng s0<
s~srkwsms ru1s ~tv ss~< We have b~~s sssasslaG
shN sexslsnss parts ~ 10 ~rf~~n~st Nsd fss
ss.Ss Mfrx~sss4 . wthh~t6. a. 30 r~tus~s 1rsf
.>sssss p~sess sn~k ~ s.sAn~s -ks~<s~ rusv~sAAss
lAHw~su
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nomroS N,ss July IA. tsg,

aorros, Miss, July II, 1863.
"a, army lr.sep asa 'io-y falling s~es ~ row
o'clok yc,,e,say euersae 80 crops ereeIs ssout two
thousand cavalry, bad crossed Pearl river OR cavalry
had been diminishing With theirs b1yond Brsnaon Ciu
1cas who tho Of Jacsson say
nAg os sent by tss el,izsBs Gr.nl formally
sureDdcrng tbe city Grant them that private
property woaid be respected Their cavalry IN Al
esgh, O'Clock and took possession.
General Jackson has just rstorned from GrAn,s rear
lie captured and destroyed train of Jhs hrndred CON.
mi.sary wagoas ana reports enormoua forc. Al
The enemy crossed the heavy force yesisr
dsy snd are moving ca w steadily.
Dpv1cH.
noMros Jgy 20. iD3
Generals remscrisn, s,cy@usou Bowen, Barton, snnisa
Cunn ng and al tho neld oroers cspanrei Al vcss
burg, have bcen srcbsngcd
mo men havs strarsied ali over The country
0eners Bowen lying danssouaiy No. unable 70 ss
brought 20 our lines.
Morton s tbs yIoksburg AMI n@fsisn Railroad,
thrty nve niles east of Jackson The shore telegram.
wers received from columbia, = g.. tn aouihsrn
express Asd Riehnsoaa and Dsnvsiis telegraph Ines
whssssbesss ssa Msvsmssss OF shs Rs-
bel msitssvy SSsS Smssss sr Hssssssspps
asa Tsnsess~e.
Nxpw~, renn. Jsiy 20, fsss.
Cen. Chalmrrs' ree~l forces, Who have hsss Ne
wy neath ~ M~npn- reported v es ncvisg ,gw1as
sr-nsds and Uxoseps
nvss r~p~ted frva osos1a yesterday that Gen De
Jshn.san had fslsn s.sx n.snsy river
Geo. Brsxa's army mostly ~ cssssscors and Al
Nons have gs1s n rsnfore~ osn~raI goAnssou
Atlanta |. b~sx svoexiy fastsasa sy ~ r~s-s
Tss rss~ss tina, Ssrsrs rinov ID 10 vs~s r.ases-s .
unsse.
smsn s.nas - sssiias ara ssfsrelss To- cas~r,pssaa
sns as~iss har-~ % Wet p.on~~.~ These sss sn ,i,s
sore~~ l~ft 70 snssy ms lnh.s~snss
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INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
~-~~s~~~-<~~~~~<~~~~~
Two Days Later from Jackson, Mississippi,
Through Rebel Sources.
~s--~~>~~~~se~-~~.>e~~
THE REBEL ARMY RETRElTIUC.
~~-~.ssn~e~sse.-@-~--~~~-4e~
Advance Of the Union Treops In
Heavy Force.
-.-se~e~~~~~~y-~-@S~se--
The Rebel Generals Captured at vicks-
burg Exchanged.
AH. Ac -
THE REBEL ARMY RETREATIIG.
Teissrams 20 Rebel Nswspa p.r..

JACKSON, Jaly IL, 1858.
Our Irebeil army quietly withdrew from Jackaon at
ten O'Clock last night, to prevent being nAnksd the
right.
moved.
The enemy did not discover the retreat tlI daylight
They have made effort 20 parsue army. In
line Of battle here-( wber.s)
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the BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
Another Prize Capasrsa.

The pri,s steamer Lixzy arrived IN Pn,adeithA on
Friday, In charge of Acting Ensign Raymond Esbaaan
and prize che captured by The uIaee ssiss
steamer santiago dc Cuba. on Absoo Tbs . ths third
this fortunate ysass, has oaptufsa within ,ss
last fsw weeks.
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A. rsAssws Mss DsswssS.

Isssra. 4 T. lalg -. fsk9.
rss toay GA assf~-n founs % ~ s~~ss
a sa<xs~ay s-1sy. II y ssssss~a ~ - sa~s " No
y~~~a -ts ~N s,vvnsi - rfAsy, tAs isn s~ss.1 -
ss~~y sa4sss m ssxy at~rss % Ne t~~Ss. psas
rxsss ucs~~ psxi. nsss~g
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paesae Csass News.

rRApg ~ SAN rRAxesco-wEUcx or rHx snrr
stseLkADEh- ovRR TwkLyx HuSpEKD rBousAss
~ TKsAsrss m ROUTE Fson san ErANsfs~o ros
NV YoMx AND KxoLAxp, gfc.
sss Fs1so~o. jay -. fts2
Bu.he~ is duii. x.ny mporrrs refuse % ssn rocds.
bodns them far higher prices. irhma. butter "a.
Arrived. sssk Klssy n.sss. brsgsnr news frou nsass
hss 10 June ,.
Capssln White, late q shs shsp Risrssssr, ooa~~
pssspss We rsprrss Ne loss u tbs rlngnaasr Msy o.
~ lls southern snd ~ the isl4nd u sorw~A rs 0s~
and pssssnssrs ~sse ssvei.
sss Fsss<reo Iaiy n, fssa
Tts apam~v ra@sssyesop saa~1 ~ 6sy "a ton A. n
s,,h DO rsss~assv~. ed sssT 600 sssss. isr srssS
spd sscs 80 fer Ns~ y~h
s~s~a as Ne sssAs< ss@s ums. ss~a~~ ss~~ Ter o,
sps x~sssys, vnh - ss@@s~s
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Rebel AcrOu n nts.

Prom tho Richmond Enquirer
RAID on wYTnEvmLE-sHARr sERnisa IN THE
STREET.-THE YANKEE YiELD ofFICERs KILLED
SEVERAL HOUSES BtKSr- RETREAT oy THE MA
RAIDERS.
The following Official despatch received at the War
Department yesterday
DrmIs. July 10, 1865.
The enemy one regiment Of cavalry and parts cf
regiments o. infantry about nousaDd strong, rode
into wythevilie little before sunset yesterday.
Almost at tho instant two newly organized COM
pansa and the employees Of this place, in all about
hundred and thirty men. with Geld pieces whom
had despatched under MAJOR 7. NJ Bowyer by tho pas
senger tran, arrived.
A sharp skrmlsh immediately commenced Va the street
continued about three quarters Of hour, when
Asor foxycr retired with part u his brought
them % tbs train Captain Oliver and two citizens
we're killed and Lieutenant Rosany badly wounded.
The enemy lost Colonel Toland, commanding tho
brigade other colonel msjor and privaies
killed one lieutenant colonel and about twenty nvo mon
wounded. and IN our hands The Lieutenant Colonel
Powell, ia reported mortally wounded. am informed
they los, every of their Geld officers. The command
len wythevlle about O'Clock last night retreaing
towards Iszeweli Court House.
II reported they are coming down walkers
crees 10 this place. n they rctrea, by the way they
they will probably be Intercepted and cut up
They paroled their seysnty.Ays eighty u
men, whom, suppose, they founa u nconvenisnt 70
carry o. ~ course tho parole under such crcumss6css
~ sorshess, under their order
Tbe damage 10 the railroad be repaired hour
The jail, ccrnmlssary aud quartermlster
houses and several private houses burned
SAMUEL. JoSEs, MAJOR General.
Dublin is IN Pulaski county, on The Virginia and Ten
ralroad, twenty eight miles east of wythsvle
LrScanrn.. Jaiy 70, isc3
The following private despatch received here last
night
Later Information leads the conclusion other do
monsa,ons are threatened and that thu forcai wy'he
vile - only detachment from the main body, which
advancing on other points mo enemy carried ou Of
pieces q 1tHsry Tho paroled prisoners says
rived At wythevIis
vYrHEvuLk HAfpERs cArrrrxp.
IyscWsusa, July n isss.
Pssaenssrs by the Virginia and Tennesrs train report
that the wytheviiie Ysnkcs raiders captured
Mooday Al East River Mountain ooanay by tns
oommaad u Coonel NcCansiaDd.
Bunbsr q segross Asd horses capsarsa ~ In Tan.
kes. we're rcoapsarsd.
sbpst twenty lnoos~s were bgrned o Wyth~vls,
smong them The once dtns D.vcsA. IN - aHiarcs,
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER COLUMBIA.
The 176th New York VOlun-
teers.
OUR LOSSES AT DoNALDSONVILLE.
Renewed Activity I'm Trade i'm
New Orleans.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM GENERAL BANKS
&C., &C., &c.

Bv the arrvaof the steamer Columbia Captain Barton,
from New Orleans, have received day later
from that Southern CITY, The details contained in
our correspondents letter.
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The Rebels Defeated by Gen.
Blunt in the Indian
Territory.
the BATTLE ON ELK CREEK.
All the Rebel Stores Cap
tured,
Ia La
LsAvrswoRIn. Kansas, July %. 1898.

IsAvxswoRn, Kansas, July %, 1898.
General Blunt met and routed tho rcbes completely IN
the Indian Territory Thursday. the 10Th instant
Finding that tho rebels had fallen back from Fort Gib
son. tho General. with twenty nvo hundred men and
twelve guns loft on Wednesday In pursuit After
march Of nf,y miles found tho In soog pos-
ton XIX crock branch q lhs Canadian river Gene
strong under General Cooper.
Colonel Judson of tho Sixth Kansas, commanded tbs
right with battaiions Of tho Sixth kAnsas aud Third
Wisconsin, six companies Of tho Second Colorado Tho
Frst Kansas coored Second Kansas battery and tao
howitzcrr
Colonel Philips Of the Third Indiana. with thrcc IL.
diana regiments. tho Third Kansas battery. aaa bal
talon Ninth and Fourteenth Kansas cavalry con-
manded tho loft.
Tho light quite our artillery diSnoansinK
guns, which were captured When tho charge was
finally made tho enemy He'd In tho widest confusion.
Our cavalry wore pursuing tho ncsinx rebels when shs
express left.
Tho rebel loxs was sixty killed. and twenty -four woand
cd.
Colonel Williams Of tho FIRST ccored Kansas. ~as
severely wounded
wc captured . largo quantity q stores. The bssa's
ground was General Cooper's headquarters.
General Blunt, though quih sick, commanded IN par.
son.
Four Indians we're drowned while crossing the Kaasss
The Press Despasch.
LxAvvxwosrH, kansas. July %. lsea
On Thursday ths 18Th inst neht occurred -
tween under General Blunt and General soss
rsbsi foros resulting Tho complete rous Of tho asssr
Finding that tne rebels had fallen back from Fort On
son, General Blunt with 400 and twelve guss, ks
In pursuit, Aiss marching fny miles In s~sosy four
hours found the enemy. 5000 asoag, IN Iss'As %
Elk crock.
General Blunt Immediately attacked tho reoe's. Our
artillery dsmoussed two rebel guns. whrh ~sre cap
taEsd. charge vas anAiy made. ~hsn the enemy ssd
In confus,ou cavalry pursuing.
when the courier ist tho rsbsi nss Vas siaty tsssd
twenty -four wounded and oas hundred prisoesfs
Our Ices vas tsn killed aud thirty wounded.
We captured quantity of oommiasary stores.
General Blunt. though s,ck. commanded "a psrsos-
The New York herald., 1863-07-26
Omcial Despatch from General Banks.
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Omcial Despatch from General Banks.
HEADQUARTERS. DEPARTMENT THE GULF,
NiNETEESrH ARMY CoRPs,
PoRT HUDSON, July TO- 1853. J
TO General Fl. W. HAIIxcK:--
SRI the honor to inform you that with this post
there fell into hands i've thousand Ave hundred
prisoners, including major general and brgadier
general twenty pieces Of heavy artillery, five complete
batteries. numbering rhirtyone pieces Of Aed artillery
q good supply of projectiles for light and heavy
guns 500 pounds Of cannon powder five thousand stand
Of arms and hundred and Atty thousand rounds Of
small ammunition besides small amount Of stores
a various kinds. We captured also two Steamers one
Of which very valuable. They will be OF great service
q this time
am General very respectfully your obedent servant,
NJ. BANKS, Major General Commanding.
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crossed the bar The Columbia will doubtless pass her
In the river.
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
THE WHEREABOUTS OF LEES ARMY.
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He Has Reached Culpepper
Court House.
THE REBEL ACCOUNT OF HIS ESCAPE
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The Rebel General Pettigrew
Killed,
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
THE REBEL ACCOUNT OF HIS ESCAPE

HEADQUARTERS On Tm Amy ov THE PoronAc,
July 25, 1893. J
The rebels were In force yesterday grent Royal
We drove their cavalry from Manassas Gap about sunset
II b believed the rebels intend the Blue
Ridge 1t Chester Thorntons Gap At the former place
they win meet with obstacles.
Our army s full Of high anticpations.
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the Captsred Men Belonging % Msr
gan's Force.

Fourteen hundred more Of horgan's men arrived here
last night. they viii be forwarded 10 Indianapolis
day. rweniy-fou hundred have arrived aisosesher
me latest heard from Mor~ns rebel forces we're that
they were eight miles from stsubenville, moving 10
northerix direction
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Muspan, Tenn, July %, 1903.
Charleston dates M The 10th instant state that Fort
Wagner st holds out; that the Yankees had been
vsised Folly Island and had 70 retreat to Norris
Island, and that the ironclads and other Yankee craft
ssutinued TO lombard Fort Wagner.