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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27
GUARD FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
About the Cnbinet-Deniai OF the uernid's
Pence siory-A Liiiie squail-The Presi.
dent Communicable Cabinet "a Unit on
sInvery and Pcarc-EmnDcipnfion Dcci-
Awe or BY Special Ennctmcnfs.

Core, Ysa Deuce Of The y, \. Tribune.
w.HivG1os. Saturday Jolly - 1858
Much Las been SAID and written on the IiaiuSof Mr
Lincoln aDd his Cabinet in regard to peace and
"recopstruc,.on.' Each writer promulgstes "a new
r6Ie in The Cabinet and each member Is compelled
10 act conservative radical part as the fancy Of
the writer dcts'es. Many Of these Cabinet "su-
alton articles have been ngenious but few Of them
have been true.
DENIAL PLAT.
Tie late famous, or in-amous attempt 70 belle tie
Cabi.e; in TIE Heraid was, probably, the most ab.
suri pronunciaIniento pawDed.oh upon the pub is,
and. just here. am authorized by a member Of the
Cabinet, who suffered the writer TO reterate few
Of rs points III bis hearnr, 10 deay rs truttfulTei
fnlly and eoHciustciy. The Cabinet under 10 cir
cumstances have discussed 10 public session the
idea Of Offering peace, Oh any basis, To Rebels in
arms There has been 10 serious division in the
Cabinet the subject Of peace OF Slavery, aud far
from rith is the report, that there has been u
Cabuei imbroglio. Furthermore, the Cabine, will
not entertain discuss proportions Of peace while
Il Rebel is III gainst the Government.
a LITTLE soUALL.
Tie hottest discussion the present Cabinet ever
ndllged in, was Oh the wording If the Emaucips-
lion Proclamation, and on this OCCASION the Pres-
de.t was the conservative party. Nj. Seward urged
on this occasion that restrictions should be mAdo
in The application Of the proclamation, but that lie
aoulica,ion should be upigersal. Secret4r-s Chase
and Stanton urged the same wording, but the Presi-
dent chose 10 restrict Norfolk and numerous other
districts, thereby conining the proclamation TO dis
trics in open rebellion against the Union.
TIE CABINET UNIT.
On the sub Jet Of Slavery and iis ultimate fate at
the cad OF The war the Cabnc, is unit, only differ
Jog as 10 The mems by which it's annihilation shall
be brought about. Messrs. Chase. Stanton, Welles
AID Usher are Of the opinion that Slavery should
cease in all sections, whether covered by the
Proc aingion or not, al tie end Of the war; while
Messts BAR, Seward and Bates claim that i! would
be imuolitc 10 make such radical change the
nterests OF political economy demand thai emanci-
patton .noud be gradual. To this efiec, these gen.
ternen favor the idea that all colorcd people re-
manning in Slavery at the end Of the war shall be
gradually freed by f,eciai enactnents. No mem.
Der Larbors for "a moment the idea OF recons,ruciug
tie Union on a basis Of Slavery, and no flag OF
truce has been or will bs entertained from dlsheart-
ened Rebel leaders which foreshadows an idea in
conflict with the Emancipation Proclamation. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

Enfrr,ninn,ents.- MONDAY, July 27,
NIPLOS GARDEN-The Duse's Motto
WINTER GAkDEN-Leah the FOrsook. Loan Of 6 Lover
RARNInS NLskUM-5an:oro's Ethiopian Opera IEo1ps.
afternoon ana evening; Deni"r Bro'her' Ic.
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TO .be Associated Press.
WA.nIyGror. July %. 1893.
" NETI NW w , "
WOUNDED RLBEIS.

WOUNDED RLBELS.
Among the COnf-drratc- in hospital here il Col.
Peer e.. Evans Of Newbern, y. c., son-in-law OF
Gov. Moichead of tia, State. lie WAS severely
wounded in one Of the recent battles. He hGs been
receiving every attention which lis severe Gaze
ueess, but Notwithstanding this, bis physcal con
di,ion IL now considered extremely critical Lieut..
Bryan Of Raleigh is also among the inmates OF the
Stanton Hospital.
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE WITHIN OUR LINES.
Hanson a. Ri-ley. superiptenoing Agent OF the
Treasury Depsrtmentfor tic second Special Agency,
has gone to Norfolk Tor the purpose oil arranging
mat ers connected with COMMERCIAL intercourse with
in tie lines Of military occupation by our forces.
This gentleman is from New-York, aud finely il.u'-
traiss e character Of gentleman in oil lis oitcla!
proceedings.
GUARD FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Two hundred o. the Invalid Corps have been de.
tailed to guard the public buildings in the we'tern
part of the city. They have their barracks in the
neighboIbood OF tie War Department.
HLNrss or sK. WATSON.
Mr. T.. II. Wataon is ~ unable. from the effects
of over fatigue, to resume his duties rs Assistant
Secretary OF War.
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CITY EE!siis.

Dam ~ Da. CniLros.-Df. james H. Clilt-n n,
the we.nown chemist q bis city died ffldy nss @;
Yoaters whithsr Le he'd 20 fw wc'ks o. relaxation
rom professional labor H. health had been f5F some time
in prsc.rios. condition AID b., teaih not atose ef
aurI ecist. he hs4 vide reputation On Eaa}'icll
chemist and Employed here and In other Face 70 aaie
ce4ac uVei wilh Judicial pEoceedns'
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DFsERrIR DEOwsFD.-Dn Friday afternoon,
Marsha Dsfn and officers proceeded 10 Governors
nd n casfg- large number Of desc ter. shot- sro
toy embarked The steamer wLich runs ro;n w Li"hH
plsr the issnf de-erer nsmst Thom,s Ohei m. ID
overheard. aud vigorously ~ Long I.land The oh
abou; fccaptung him when another 80. nor i'm
y-i-d tner ol.rationr. ON~il, rppafrnu1 seized WIN
cfHulys SOFA Elrf dfVwr cd lie Wa. formerly boat
usn and resided "a ths Firt Ward About ~ dsserts were
subsequently landed ~ bo,cfnofs llsud In uiufs they
Viii probably be hsndoGaca on ,bsir Nay syof.
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observation-disclosures AAumaun yesterday exam.
inel the wne.ses IN The q he assault Nclaf
Yuale by John caTy tie sh: Of tho tth in' result.
In .he ioTulef It sppsas from the is',
mon, led that the dec.sssd owed Lca,y n "a Il
money, A,d meeting ha The oysns % ne i'aa n The
luo Of Daniel Andrison, IL Leonard street ssked
laa f. IT, Same word. en,a-l and seuf~ whom they
wsr, "psra;sI Law then len. and ,hofsy after meeunS
hieud ey wcst down Baxter siTess together Return og
they sw tie dec-sed tianiu No. 10 Leonard suoot
Learn predicting revolver stepped OPP 10 hin aud dom,ni-
ymrut snd INSTANTLY h.m two severe blows on
tins head, tie pslo. sGpolus a. tie second blow bn'
ether n,u accident desa t.s vturssrs wee unable
g. ray Leavy sti lare. The jury rendered verdict
thai cse 10 bis de.h on wound, received from
pistol Ia the hand. Of John Lo,sy"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-04

Iu the speech which ex Secretary of Wa
Cameron made at Harrisburg on NJ 9ndsy, is
nounciny the administration and asking sae
Governor to cali General Mcclellan to lead the
Pennsylvania troops, be offered to pay in fo,l
ths One Hundred AMI TIVE nty seventh rsgi
ment during the whole time their services
were needed IN defence Of the State.
The following annual pensions have sa
granted in the English civil list Miss Francis
Browne, tl00, on account of her works n
prose and poetry, composed in spite Of blind
ness existing from birth
A dispatch, published in the New York pa.
pers Of the aS.a uls-, states that Shslbyvils
has been occupied BY the Federal troops This
Is an advance On the par: Of Rosecrans.
The tobacco crop Of three counties in l7di-
ana will this year amount 10 $50, 900 pounds
Southern Indiana is rapidly becoming sobsc.
60 growing region
John Mcdonnell, ths proprietor Of tas "a
mons McDoInel's restaurant, New Orleans,
died on the 18th Of May as..
Garibaid; g III walks with . crosca o1. Al
health e ssnsibiy iar rowing.
t'ls1r g 81 5s.-sl = 4:sssssiooi
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The North Carolina Soldiers

A correspondent Of the EhYnirer, Rev J.
H. Tillinghasr, Chaplain iiIa y. c. T eorrects
statement o: that paper as 30 ,as company
which defende i the South Anna railroad bridge
against a vastly superior force. l, was com.
panies "a AMI e. Of the 4iih n c. wac. on
that memorable occasion, covered themselves
ard their State with glory There nas never
been battle since the beginning OF sa:s war
in W hich tie soldiers Of North Carolina nave
nos eqaaiied Ine soldiers OF any country on
the face OF the earth in aeroism and devotion;
1t,U VIC law oSvaciva- snoy uIpo osoa .uo.u.
seives, and .hs lite Spartan bani which,
against enormous odds, acid ont 80 long at The
South Anna, viii occupy place in history
which the Oh Guard OF the hrs. Napoleon
might covet
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BEAST BUTLER AT THE CHARLEsToN CoS-
vESrIoN-A correspondent of the Mobile
Register gives that paper al incident in Bat
iers experience while a member of the Char
lesion Democratic Convention:
II is we'll known that this infamous Yankee
was member Of the Charleston Convention,
assembled 10 nominate President bns It IS
not generally known that he was shers dis.
gracsd in a committee room by three distin-
guishsd gentlemen, members OF the commit
tee 10 draft resolutions, S.. The names OF
the members who dis2rsced him were NJ.
Smith. Of California. IA native Of Virginia,
Mr.. Barksdals, of Miss, and Mr.. Lubbock,
now Governor Of Texas. Butler, in conss-
que3ce Of his ruds aud coarse remarks in CON-
rnitsee, was fret grossly iusulted by Smith.
which hs took liks dog. Afterwards NJ.
Lubbock took him in hand, and severely
chastisei him with words, and would navs
damaged his ugly face ii hs had not turned
pale and been suddenly taken with tho shiv-
e.s. Finally the Hotsrar OF the Sou.h, M.
Bark iale. waa compelled 10 notice thu w
yarity I ihs Yankes, and would have broken
lis hsai with chair which he raize1 for sas
purpose but for the Brute having turned
white and shrunk from the expected blow
A member OF the committee, present, says
tna. such cowardice was almost inconceivaols,
I'D that :. was painful to look at him " nile az
w.s undsr saa apprehension Of being STUCK
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connects with the railroad q. laurel, and took

connects with the railroad q. laurel, and took
the horses.
PROM TENNESSEE.
The army Of Rosscraus continues ID al.
vance at different gaps OF mountains. His
forces have had severe skirmishng with the
enemy, IN every case WITH success. The rebel
Gen. Cls6urne Is reported killed at Liberty
Gap.
LATEST FROM yiCK:aCRG.
The latest news from Ticksbnrg Is to the
Odd Of June. The cannonaiing on tho Goth
was terrific from ths army aud the gunboats.
The siege was progre ssinz :avorabiy.
The movements Of Gsperal Johnston con-
time wraps in mystery. He 5as gone beyond
the Big Black and is reported to Do moving
South. All the rivers ami streams are rising.
Al! the bonds given cy captain' Of car tarsd
vessels to the commander of tho privatsf r
Taconey have been found On board .hs schoou.
er Archer, ari ars now IA possession Of the
snthcri.ies.
Gold is quo:sd in New York a. fli7 !; mid
GlirV cotton [.
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The CASUALTIES AT kNoXyILLE.-A cr-.
respondent Of toe Chattanooga Rebel, writing
from Knoxville about the attack on that place,
says:
During the action Mrs. Trezevant. lady Of
Capt. Irrelevant, of New O;leAns, who was
temporarily s'journinx in Knoxville, rsceivsd
a painful wound in the right shoulder. from
the fragment Of a she'll fred by the enemy
A lady, whose two little children vera play.
ing about the garden with the lis,isssness
chafa c,eris'ic Of thar aga, ran cut lmmsdiats.
IL 70 br;ug them into ahe house. when i shall
from the snetuys battsry exploded in toe
niis: Of ths Innocent group and killed all
three. Sns aai but just gath cred one Of them
IN aer arms, and was in ,ns act Of reaching
over aer nand 30 9rasp the other. Caps
McCiung. who was killed had bota legs torn
away BY shell, aai ony one of 'hs naDglsd
limbs was afterwards found.
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Contsnuei.- TIE odcre WooiaIi, char ged
with disloSaty and serving the Federal Gov.
eminent, was at the Mayors Cour, last Sat.
urday, but owing to the absence of the wit.
less on " hom the Commonwealth most relied
% make Out It's cause al examination was ds.
dinsd till Thursday next. Ii innocent, the
tisoner will be able TO show it. II the Mayor
Rlisves ne is not Innocent but thinks tine mil.
larry author lies the proper tribunal for pun.
Thing the offence, he will turn aim over, and
tus serve the ends of Justice.
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The FIRING LAS! NIGHT.

Heavy firing was heard last night in the
direction of Hanover Junction 6y persons re-
siding a short distance from the city. 1t lasted
from II 0 clock unit, / O'Clock This morning
No intelligence mas reached the city giving
the cause Of the cannoDadny.
The telegraph line is working to Hamilton's
Crossing, and we may feel quite certain that
no disaster has befailen our arms at the point
named.
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CuotiiciaI information 6v telegraph, fro n
Jackson, Mics, this ilc, state, that an
officer had jnat arrived raers from below, who
reports that Gems. Mlgruier AID Dick Taylor
had crossed the Mississippi ~ Asnner. :sa
ns on that city, which was yarrisonsi by
about fifteen hundred Fec erai troops
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CoMPtIHESraki.-Tha New York Tunes,
now that Hunter mas been relieved by tns
President from the command 0; the Depart
men. Of tbs South, tnus brings down ais
record:
TIE most rsmar sab!e events of his adminis
ton were the battle on James leland, which
,cas jDught ayo,nst has oriers-,hs recent a.
tack on Charleston, in which he tool no part
and the siees OF Fort Pulaski, which was Goa.
Quoted by the tticer who ia now 20 De ais sac
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YANKEE RAIDERS DRowSED.-Ths Knox
vile Tenn Register aas the following para
graph:
nessse, in fordiug at Esquire Montgomery 3
ferry, on Clinch river, sumo fifteen OF them
wers drowned. No halt was made by shs
Yankees TO look after their mis- sing comrades.
Five of the bodies were recovered from I'd ,
liver ard buried by orr soldiers ana loyal ci:i.
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LOCAL MATT ERS.

TO be Tired for Their Llvss.-W;Iiiam Ste
phsns, slave. and keeper OF cook shop in
Pink Alley, Frederick Gerard, Save, and
Dick, slave Of Mr.. G. Workman, were before
the Mayor on Saturday last, on charge Of
breaking into the store Of E. w. Tompkins,
and robbinY it of 1000 worth OF goods -
Each OF the parties were sent on for ina,
trial before the Hastings Court, ami if found
guilty, may be hang.
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HtGa L,,isG.-A Confederate, writing
from Sharpsbars, Md, 70 the Lyachbury F.r'
s,nfdn, says
We havs been fsas.ing on captured articles
ever since We left Winchester-such az coffee
sugar, besf, pork, lisa, dried vegetables Tor
making soup, vinegar. crackers, cigars, and
other art cies, which General johnson order.
ed TO be distributed among his Q Ulcers AMI men,
trsa Of cOet
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a YASKE. TgIca A correspondent, w.;s.
ing a6oa. N;cksburg, tells the following Yau-
kss trick
hear OF a real Yankee trick to gss provis-
10 rs past our batteries, but our boys were too
sharp fos ,nem. They had fai he'd barrels OF
pork 70 RATS of logo, aud the barrels sinking
out 6 sight, NJ thing bnt the 'ogs were visible.
1t is said We captured 800 barrels in one ios
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IAequitted-Patrick COL, charged by Jers-
sHan Donahoe WITH stealing watch from
him on Sunday las, was examined before the
Recorder last Saturday, ami acquitted. Coll
was az Donaace's when the watca was stolen
bus there were also i've or six other persona
any one Of whom could havs taken il if they
had wished
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Rrrors.-Tha name OF the woman VINO was
,bsnre c. S. Commissioner Watson last Fri.
ian on charge Of narb0ring deserter, John
II taddc X, il 4 :zabeth Cook no. 41sby. A.
puIkaei. Mra Cook is va. Known 20 sas
raseQ.s Of Manchester
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PETERSBURG, July The New York Her
aid, of June 80, is received. Below will be
found a summary of the news:
TIE INVASION CT PENNSYLVANIA.
The enemy had not advanced on Harrisburg
at latest accounts. SAirmishing at various
points on the south side Of the Susqushanna
was going Oh yesterday, at Oystervile and
Maysville especially. All Our forces were
within the defsnces at sunset yesterday. The
rebels had torn up the track at Marriettasville
and Sykesvils, thirty one miles from Balsi-
more. The damage at the latter p!acs is but
slight
General Early has levied on the authorities
of York for $3.50 900 in greeabacks, 10000
pounds of fresh bsef, 300 barrels Of Hour, 49,
900 bushels Of corn, | 900 pairs each of shoes,
stockings, coats, and hats, Do bags OF coffee,
aud large quantities Of sugar and groceries
Gen. Early says I'VE will occupy this placs
permanently"
The defenders in the entertainments at lar
risburg are prepared for an attack to-day.
The enemy is reported crossing he river at
Bainbridgs on pontoons, with the intention of
cutting the Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
The greatest alarm and activity prevail IN
Philadelphia The Mayor and Gen. Dana have
Issued stirring proclamations, appealing to el.i-
zsus to prepare to defend their homes. There
was great panic in stock yesterday. The coal
dealers held meeting, and resolved to close
their collieriss until the crisis hts passed, to
enable the miners to volunteer. The merchants
resolved to raiss one million dollars for
home defence The Board OF Brokers raised
x25, OOO to be divided among i've nun
dred man, who may enlist for the emer
yeucy. A line of entrsnchmsn ants will be com.
msncsd around the city OF Philadelphia to-
morrow. Tas splendid bridge over the Sus'
aushauna at Columbia, valued at $lo7 900,
was burnt on the 23.h, to keep the rebels out
of the town.
THE REBELS NEAR wAsHISGr0S.
The rebel cavalry are committing consider
able deprsdations upon cattle aud horses
around Washington city, at Drainesvisie
and Long Bridge. They aave also made their
appearance at numerous points in Monsgom-
sry county, Nd, on Sunday and yesterday
Selling all Of the finest horses to saxs ths
place Of their jadsd animals.
Some few Of them showed themselves 81
| near Washington as Silver Spring, i've nile;
: from the city. Tasy s.opped the s:sss wa-sl
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LATEST FROM TENNESSEE.

ATLANTA, July 3-Is "a reported that Rose.
Grams is falling back, aui soat i;-agx Is reoc.
cupy:ng Tuliaho ma with heavy :o-cs.
There mas been No rad d. 40 railroad IN
T. tst Tennessee
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Recorder Cask.s relieved tho Mayor on
Saturday morning, TO snab!s mis- Houor 10 at.
lend to business outside Of mis- etfee, which
vas important TO the city. Several persons
were before MIN for alleged offences, aad were
speedily disposed Of.
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Receiring .S!oien Goods.-Georys L. Ssat:,
nd Mary, his wife, and josiah l.. Woodson,
hsrged with receiving from negroes groceries
AIKEN from &. w. Tompkins, when MS stors
vas robbed knowing ths same 10 have been
tolen, have been he'd TO bail to answer the
barge before ths Mayor on Wednesday next.
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TIE I;asr OF TaEM-Tns o Conneil FAM
ly mas disappeared from the Britisn Psrlis-
ment Daniel, the son OF .ne L:bera,or, and
lately member for Traiee, in tho county I
Kerry, mas been psnsioned OF by :hs Palme.s-
ton administration, having oeen appointed \
special commissioner OF The Income tax. 4
.ae TINA 40 was The oniy menosr OF the Hocss
OF Commons belonging TO the family.
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Disposed ot.-Ssveral negro fellows. found
a. the coox-saop Of William Stephens, slave,
when the CHI GERS searched for tho goods stolen
from Mr.. Tompkius, were before the Mayor
Saturday morning, and ordered to De soandiy
punished for epiny bad company.
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George q. Meade brave and accomplished
officer, who has nobiy earned the confidence
and esteem Of the army many we'll fought
field Impressed with the belief that my use
fitness as the commander OF the Army OF the
Potomac ia impaired, pars from it, yet no.
without the deepest emotion. The borrow of
parting with the comrades OF 20 nauy battles
is relieved by the conviction that the COURAGE
and devotion of this army will lever cease nor
fail; that 1t will yield 10 my successor as it
has 20 me, willing and hearty support. With
the earnest prayer that The triumph of its arms
may bring successes worthy of it and thu ma.
tion bid it farewell
JOSEPH HOOKER, Malor.G sneral
The Herald, in do1ble-le loaded editorial
announces the retirement Of Gen. Hooker
and the appointment Of Gen. Meade with no
ordinary feelings OF qualification" /. eulo-
g'zes Gen. Meade military qualifications and
forbearsto deal harahiy'' with Gan. Hooker,
who has displayed his patriotism by request
ing 10 be relieved OF ths comman1 OF the Army
OF me Potomac.
telegram from headquarters says tina.
nothing could have exceeded tia surprise oc.
casioned by this announcement tho change
o. commanders. Gen. Hooker was deeply
grieyed," &C.
European News
The steamship Hecla, from Queenstown.
Eth nit, arrived at New York on the .9jh-
The following summary is Of ths lie vs. from
the HerGld:
Lord Palmerston, during speech al Guild
hall, London, stated that France and England
we're on accord in all questions 'of peace or
war on the East or on the West
Earl Russell stated in the House of Lord
that the bl' ckade maintained by the Amer
lean fact was sufficiently efficient 10 sn,i,ls it
to oe observed He believed also tLaL there
was every desire on the part of the American
Government 10 prevent injustice from being
done to neutrals
The London Times anticipates that the
Emperor of France delivered from the Mex
lean war; will make his powerful voice
heard in 4 uerica in favor OF peace.
The official report OF the fall OF Puebla
caused much joy to Napoleon. He forwarded
q letter of thanks to Gan. Forey, in which he
disclaims the idea of permanent, rule by con.
queet. The order for rentorcements for the
army was countermanded.
The Polish patriots had gained other vic.o.
ries over the Russians in the field 1t is said
that NapOleon's intentions on the subject of
sho rovuiuUiou pavinv sowarus Europe; Ous
the situation was still very serious
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Sent 70 the Provost.-Wiilian Kinney, ar.
rested and imprisoned for drawing knifs and
to cut john Murphy, was before
gths Recorder last Saturday, anu by him Turned
over 70 the Provost Marshal.
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LATEST FROM THE NORTH.
THE CONFEDERATES ADVANCING
ON iIASHINt;TON
HEAVY LEVY ON THE YAskEEy FOR
'GREgEDACk*." DC

GENERAL LEES HEADQUARTERS.
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&c, Is. &c, x c.
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We are indebted to the Signal Corps for the
following extracts from the New York Herd{d
of the 18th and Both ult
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PETERSBURG. July The New York Her
aid, of June 80, il received. Below will be
found summary of the news;