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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-20
Preaching Politics.

And l will be bold to affirm that the
great, long rebellion being, in the whole
carriage of it, so very black and foul, so re.
proachiul TO religion, SO scandalous TO the
whole nation and so utterly incapable not
only of excuse but of extenuation, say
upon all these accounts, it cannot be too
frequently, too severely and too bitterly
upon all public occasions, ripped up and re-
ilected upon. All the pulpits in the Kings
dominions ought to ring of it, as long as
there is man alive who lived wien the
vlllainy was committed PREACHERS IN THEIR
SERMONS to their congregations, Judges in
heir charges 10 the iuries and Justices OF
the country, ought to inculcate and Law be-
Tore them the horrid impiety and scandal of
those proceedings, and the execrabe mis-
chiet OF the principles which caused them.
Let this course be but taken vet, and the
people all over the kingdom be constantly
and warmly piled from the pupits upon
these particulars, and doubt not but in the
space OF three years the King shall have
quite another people.
Let none think that those seasonabls
rebukes, which here encourage and plead
for, proceed from any hatred of the persons
OF those wretches how much soeyer tb ey
deserve it, but from a dntiful concern for
and charity TO the public, and from a lust
care and commiseration Of posterity. that
the poison may not spread, nor the conta-
glon OF the example pass any farther, Let
us suppose the Apostle Paul had TO do with
pack of miscreants, who had plundered
and undone their brethren, rent md torn
and broken in pieces the church would he
nave rehuked such new fashioned extraor-
binary christians or would he not And il
he would, do we imagine that he would have
done 1t IN the modern treacherous dialect
Iouch not my rebels and do my fanatics no
harm No NoDERATIoN-NoNGHR under heo.
ven shall ever persuade me that Saint Paul
would have took such course with such
persons, or have taught Timothy or Titus or
any other gospel preacher to do so. for fear
Oh spolllng their promotion or translation,
or offending any powerful faction of men
whatsoever"
The above is from q discourse preached
by the Rev. Robert South, d. D., Chaplain
in Ordinary to King Charles the Second -
1t was preached during the rebellion of
l6s6-s, TO show the duty of sustaining the
government. He had apparently no squeam.
ishness about the duty Of the clergy in times
OF rebellion to speak boldly and unmistaka.
bly, in behalf of the powers that be. rs
ordained Of God" If he we're now liying,
with his views and practice, he would be
certainly charged with introducing poli-
ties INTO the pulpit by the moderation
mongers.' TINES change--PRrvcIpLRs never.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-20

HE New CoNscRIPToN LAw.-The new
law IN relation TO the enrolment of the
abe-bodied men of the North, for the do
lence OF the Union and the crushing out of
treason and rebellion, was passed by The
United States Senate, on Monday night.
Ministers, members of Congress- Legisla.
tors, Governors, Judges and, in fact, almost,
all classes and conditions of men are to be
enrolled and included in any new draft that
may be found necessary. The bill has yet
to pass the House.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-20
S M. PETTENGILL & DO.

No. 81 Park Row. Fe0 York, 8 6 Safest. Boston,
Ara our authorized Agents in those cities take Ad
yertisements and Subscriptions toI the Journal aud
Statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-20
Communicated.
NEn. EnIron

Wilmagi0n, january 81, 1863. Feb. 2O-4t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-20

SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED ron pE BENEFIT OF
DELAWARE VoLuSTEEas. esooo
Jesse Lane, $4,000
J. INES L. Price, 500
lie v. Geo. NJ. Condrou, 5O,
,Jost ph NJ. Pusey, 1000
WIN. P. Richardson, 5000
Chas. AIatlack 800
Cash, 500
SAMUEL BfDDLE, Treasurer.
wiLME'eroS, DEL, Feb Is, 1868
dom, SILVER AND $40 COUPONS WANTED.
n r. Robinson & Co., corner Fourth aud
Market streets, will pay q high premium for
gold, silver and $40 coupons due 9th Fsbru-
ary. Parties having the above to sell will do
well by calling on R. R. & Co. They also have
for sale Delaware Railroad Stock and Bonds,
Mechanics and Union Bank Stocks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
ASSlgnee'S Sale.

DY virtue of a decd OF assignment to ,me made by
ID David jenkins the Sd day OF March, 1851,
recorded In Deed Book No. B. pages 81. ~ aud o. OF
Hancock County, Virginia, hereby Otfer at private
sale all the following property, to wit: certain
parcel of land and premises situated adjoining the
town Of New Cumberland, Hancock County, West
Va, on the Ohio river, containing two acres, two
rods and thirty -oght perches, or less which
is erected first class steam saw mill in good run
Mug order, doing large business. ANY person de-
string safe and paying investment will bO satisfied
by making it in this property. also offer at private
sale by VirtuO Of said assignment n fine two story
frame house and lot situated in said town Of New
Cumberland, but few yards from tho saw mill.
This house is very commodiOusly and pleasantly
situated, ont buildings excellent.
Tho foregoing property will he offered at private
sale until the LIST day OF Sept mber next, which
day. IL not sold prior thereto Will then be offered nj
public sale the premises, comm ncing at the hour
NJ 10 o'clock A. NJ. ANY person desirOna OF purcha-
sing eithor both of the properties above described
will please call on address the undersigned at
FrsOman's Landing, Hancock County, West Va,
who will GiVe any information desired. Terms Of
payment reasonable.
JUL 2m* THOMAS ANDERSON, Assignee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
About the Draft Circular No. a.

WAR DRPARTMRRF, PROVosF MARsHAL's
OFFICE, WAsHINGTON, July lT.-First-
Drafted men become soldiers in the services
Of the United States by The fact OF Their
names having heen drawn in the draft
The notification served upon them by lhe
Provost Marshal Is merely an announce
nient OF the fact and an order for them to
report for duty at n Designated time and
place Second-The following opinion OF
The Hon. VIM. Whiting, Solicitor or the
War Department, is published for the in
formations Ofhll concerned. When per-
son has been drafted in pursuance of the
enrolment act Of March Sd, 1868, notice Of
such draft must be served within ten days
thereafter by written or printed notice to
be served on him personally or by leaving
a copy at his last place of residence, requir-
ing him to appear at a designated rendez-
vOus to report for duty. Any person fhil-
Jog to report for duty after notice is left
without furnishing substitute or paying
| $500, is pronounced by law to be desert
er; he may be arrested aud held for trial
hy conrt martial and sehtenced to death.
4 person after being drafted and before re-
ceiving notice deserts, the notice may still
lie served by leaving il at his last place OF
residence, and IL lie does NOT appear in ac-
cbTtlance with the notice or furnish y sub
stitnte or pay the $500, he will be in Law
a deserter and must be trea teal acrOrlingiy.
There is no way or mnnner in which per-
son once enrolled eau escape his public
duties, and when drafted. whether present
or absent, whether lac change hisresidence
or abscond, the rights of the United States
against him are secured and il is only BY
the performance of his duty TO the country
that lac will eschpe the liability to be treat.
ed as criminal,
[Signedl 600 WM WHITING,
| ~ - Solicitor oF.:War Dept.
| JAS. Il. Fry, Pro. Mar Gen. .....
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
TrannnilitY in New york.

NEw YoRK, July l7.-AbOut , O'clock the
military wore withdrawn from the scene Of
last nights fighting Over 200 houses had
previously visited and n quantity of arms
secured.
Not a casualty has been sustained in the
18th regiment.
Con Fitzpatrick had long conference
with Gen. SHudfUrd to day, Hnd ii Is un-
dsrstood to b6 reference to the arrival OF
cavalry from Washington to patrol the
city.
Gen. Sanford has ordered all liquor
stores in the vicinity of the arsenal lobe
closed for Ehree days. Cannon remain in
the vicinity, with strong guard, but there
is 40 probability that they will have to be
used. a
About n lOZen persons who attempted
10 sxtort arms from James b. Tyler, ut bis
foundry, in George street to-day, were all
arrested.
The military still hold possession of the
18th ward. $500
Efforts TO OBJECT the withdrawal of the
troops from the 18th ward failed, though
recommended by the Governor.
Police Commissioner Acton was again
notified to day by some lunatics calling
themselves the Committee, TO prepare 10
ID eet his God. Mr.. Acton is not particularly
affected thereby, and anticipates the exer-
else OF the pardoning power when the pris.
onerB nrs captured. In the city they are
thirty in number.
It is not known when the draft will COM
mOncs, but it is Intended that when it does
the Governor will not have less than 3d.
600 troops in New York.
All perfectly quiet.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20

WASHINGTON, July I9.--The Navy De-
partment has received n communication
from Rear Admiral Porter, dated 9Th inst,
in which he states that having received in-
formation from various sources on the I4th
ult., that the rebel Gen. Price was moving
fIom Arkansas towards the Mississippi,
he made the proper disposition to meet the
rebels ut such points as be know to be as
sailablr, sending a force to Helena. The
Bragg, Tyler and Hastings were the vessels
detailed
The object of the expedition was 10 pre-
vent the vessels from their design of NOV
ing on some point on the river. cutting of
our transports and relieve Nicksburg.-
They attacked the OutpOsts of our troops
Oh the 4th instant, with their whole force
aud MS the works were slight, succeeded
in getting possession Of small fort of four
light guns. The troops behaved most
nObly ia the engagement, aud at the writ
ing of the account Admiral Porter reports
that Price WAS retreating towards Ak
audrin. 5000
There is nothing definitely known about
Lees army, he is making his way TO Cut
pepper and GordOnsVIlIe with all possible
anaaH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
I'D 0elearapk.L
Afternoon Report.
The Attack On CharIesto1.

BosTONy July-IS.-The Herald's CORES
pond0nt gives the following account Of the
second days fighting on Norris Island
On fhsimoTning Of the Ilth Of july the
9th Connecticut and 9th Michigan, made
| q furious attack uPonthe Cumming 8 Point
battery, got possession of il and boosted the
American flag. at daylight Fort Sumter
opened upon them, when a Pennsylvania
regiment coWardIy deserted them, refusing
to stand by their comrades. The other
regiments held the battery until they we're
badly cut up and then abandoned it, and
the rebels again took possession of it
These two regiments have shown them
selves heroes in this campaign.
AT 10 O'Clock this morning the Monitors
proceeded TO attack Cumming's Point bat
tory, and at u o'clock three of the wooden
RunboAts opened on the battery at long
range, and threw their 200 pound shot di-
rectly into the works.
Fort Sumter has been throwing shells
i1to Morris Island without doing any dam
age TO our side. The cannonnading ceased
at O'Clock in the evening.
The Monitors have been supplied with
flesh crews from the different ships. The
iron clad MOntauk has just arrived from
Port Regal. She is over the bar making
the EuRboats. Fourteen vessels are in
front Of Morris Island and Fort Sumter
We shall FecOmmencs the attack tO-mor-
row morning, when We are sure of silenc-
lug the Cummings Point battery and Fort
johnson. Every thing is working well.
The ball has opened in earnest.
I The Memphis has just brought in a rebel
sfle wheel steamer loaded with cotton and
cSptured while trying to run out at Bulls
Bay last night.
p. Sour troops will have their battery
dbns In two days more, aud then they can
shell Sumter.
iNHw YoRK. July 1s.--Advices per the
Fulton, states that the result of GiimOre's
operations up TO the morning OF the lith
are that he has possession Of all the bat
teries on Morris Island save Fort Wagner.
II is reported that our iron clads had made
albreach on the sonth wall of Sumpter-
On the 18Th 1853 Wounded rebels were
Brought into folly Island, many of them
stating they We're forced into the rebel ser
vice; thOy are Germans and will be sent
north. Other advices per the Fulton are
merely confederation of the Boston Her
aid reporters account.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
Miscellaneous Items.

NEw YoRk, July ls--TIoops from the
forts aud nasy yard have been returned to
their original localities.
Three regiments OF militia are expected
to arrive this evening.
Gen. Dix arrived here this evening.
The New Orleans Era states that the
gunbORt ltasca captured two aud burned
three schooners on the Texas coast
The Express Washington correspondent
says Gen. Grant will soon relieve General
Meade in command of the Army OF the PO-
tomac. u ~ IT, l-t3-I
Generals Wool, Dix, Candy and Coy.
Seymour were in consultation at bsadquaF-
tiers this afternoon.
WAsHiAOTOH, July 1S.-SeVen hundred
and fifty rebel prisoners arrived this morn
ing from the army OF the Potomac Tween
ty- eight officers are inelu4ed ia the num-
Der.
The enrOllment Of names for the draft
will be completed here on Monday. 10000
Of the first class aud 1000 of the secOnd
class. are enrolled. spf LS-Bt4 g1E
Except in "A very few instances the en-
rolling officers have met with no trouble.
and in no case has personal violence been
attempted,
tits thought only two regiments will be
called iOF from this district.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
From Charleston.

? NEw YORK, July ls.-The steamer Full
ton, from Port Royal on the 18th, has ar
rived. General Gilmore had commenced
mining Fort Wagner and the siege pro-
gresses faYOrably. Foster had taken all
SecessiOnVille.
Everything IL quiet here to-day. The
Sth and TlsT regiments arrived this morn
ing rksF HLs'lF-F ga
{ The Tribune's Washington despatch
states that several THOUSAND rebel prison
ers, en- route foF New York wefe Ibeated
south of that city to prevent the nIObs
from being reinforced thereirom.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20

Philharmonic, July 1.-THE Washing
ton Star says. as We go to press to day,
Pennsylvania avenue is Wild with the ru-
NOR alleging the reception by lbe govern
nent this forenoon, OF information OF the
fall of Charleston. We regret to be com
polled 10 discredit this report. A dispatch
reached here from the west stating that
rebel prisoners taken say Charleston has
fallen. These prisoners doubtless allude
TO the fall Of portion of the defenees OF
Morris Island.
The following despatch was received this
forenoon from Gov. Tod :"
ave have express confidence that Nor
gan and his raiding band will he captured
or destroyed He is surrounded and all
avenues for his escape are effectnally cut
off ....- i.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
IA Rahel TelePram.

FoRraass MoNRoP, Jnly l9.-Tbe fol-
loving is from the Richmond Enquirer Of
July 18th:
.CHARLEsTos. July 10th 10 GsaSraE
S. Cooper:-We attacked paFt 0f the en-
omy's forces on james Island this morning
Gunboats IN the Stouo, with little loss gu
both sides The enemy is massing troops
On Morris Island, evidently for another
| attack on battery Wagner 10 nigAt or to-
morrow. Three monitors and the mOrLaF
boats kept up an almost constant FIRE all
day on that work With little dAmage. to it
and little Casualties.
"There has been heavy skirmishing at
JACKSON, Miss. but nothing Importsnt5'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
The Raleigh Standard In favor Of
RECOMMENDATION

NEwBERx, ". c., July 1.-THE Depart
mept of Virginia by a recent order from
the Secretary OF War has been annexed
10 the Department Of North CGFOliuas AInj.
Gen. g. Posted 90 mman1ing Wild. lhaSes
10 day for Fortress Monroe 10 organize his
command. Ifthe Government will furnish
him Nth a respectable force, which it has
thus far been unable to do, important and
lasting results will at once be realized.
The Raleigh Standard Is in favor OF re-
construction of the Union, and thiRks the
probable terms OF reconstruction between
tha North and South viii be the adoption
of 4 gradual emancipation act by al the
rebellious states, which North Carolina, in
common with the other slave states, will
accept it the federal government insists
npOn the same as the only terms that can
granted.
Notwithstanding ths life, Of TIE institu-
ton is not in the least impaired by this
war, as is geDprally believed at the North,
nothing but great standing army be-
tween the masters, and the slaves could
impair the institution over which is thrown
the shield Of state and municipal laws to-
gether with the inherent will Of the South
err people; hence these terms are the
cheapest the Government can offer and the
hes the South accept.
The Wilmington journal, an original &C.
cession sheet. in speaking OF the assem-
bling of the North Carolina Legislature
upon the call of Gov. Vance, Ostensibly
TO consider the question of the COnfeder-
ate currency, charges that other and more
important objects occasion the called ses-
sion. Il utterly denonhees the recOnstrne-
tipn, as intending to use the Legislature
as IA means of accomplishing other pur-
poses.
The Raleigh State Journ.l alleges the
discovering Of secret political Organiza-
ton whose purposes are most Infamous aud
reasonable, which has doubtless ramifica-
tiOns throughout the State, and says that
developments may swiftly be made which
WILL startle the most apatheLie. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
Our Army Back in Virginia.

NRw YORK, July 1.-THE Mercury's
Washington sPeciai says our entire army
is back in Virginia The enemy is still in
the great valley Of Virginia, moving down
70 Chester aud Thornton Gaps en- route
for CnlPePPer. They have declined TO come
through the upper gaps TO threaten Wash
ington, aud keep the Blue Ridge between
themselves and our army. No prospects
OF a collision for many days to come. A
dispatch in the Baltimore American OF
yesterday eOalirms the statement that our
army is all again beyond the Potomac.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
no wool Growers.

NKw YORK, May 10, 1863.
n ENTLEMEN: We are prepared to receive, hsn-
I j die and sell Wool in large and small lots, on
the following conditions: Amer tho Wool laid down
at door, will store, Insure, grade, sell DENVER
collect, aud remit, for cent per pound.
our terms Of sales are for cash. nett prices, ad-
ding interest time. Ia cases do we take paper
without the owners consent that Will not sell alone
Our long acquaintance with the trade enables us 10
make quick sales At the market value.
Having the confidence OF large capitalists, also Gu
Rbles to negotiate for advances gu the most iaHo
able terms. -,
All renittnnces will be promptly forwarded with
account of sales -,
give it prompt keeping oar friends
1,oste,l on the condition Of the market
Very respectfully, yours.
IL A. PETTIRONB 4 WALLACE, tg
Wool Brokers, 20 Broad Street New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
Fnraipn News.

NEW YoEK. July fs.-Fhe steamship =
City Of London, FROM liverpool on the sth
and Queenstown on The 9Th, has arrived.
A powerful IRON PlRtedFam 81 1900 tons H
was launched from LAird's yard Oste4si-
bly, for the Emperor OF China, but inIima-
Eed to be for the rebels. She is to have
cuPOla!.
AspOIitical disturbance occurred in Ber-rst
lin and barricades were. actually CON
.menced when the tumnIt was put down. 5'aA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20

NEW YOEK, July aI9.GA sPeeial from
headquarters Of the army Of the POtomae,1
OF the 18th says: The main body Of Lees
army is supposed to be between MaTtius
burg aud Winchester. A ShiPPensburg
PA. special says firing was beard on Fri q
day A. n supposed 10 be an attack by
Gen. Buford at Clear Spring, where he was q
to cross the Potomac. 1 &c taI-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
Can't Find Lees Army.

WAsHIEGTox. July Is.--A letter from
Headquarters Army of the Potomac says
no dsfAite Information of Lees where
AbOuLs can DO obtained. si--
A officer just arrived at Washington
states that Gen Gregg's cavalry at Falling
Waters was cnt OF for some six hours, but
by gallant charge got clear, capturing a
large number of prisoners, three Colonies
and four pieces OF nrhllery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20

FORTRESS MoxROE, July ls.-Gen. Fos-
ter arrived here at II o'clock to-day. 10 ls
Williamson, on the Roanoke river. was
bOmbarded by four gunbOaIs Hnder, Capt,
Flisser on AIonlay higIht.st.t Z y tAss "
/ The bridge across GardneT's creek WAS
destroyed, and the rebels, who had recent
" become quite bold, driven entirely from
IbeFiEer many miles back. % -,.-.-a8 ..l.il-. 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
BUSINESS NoII1IE.s..

eB-A FIEE HHAD o. HAIG-Rey.J H Cornell
n. Y City, AlyS ina lelter: II prdc ured Mrs. 8. A.
An ems Worlds Hair Res,OgeF aud ZyIobalsamum
fnr relative. stR happy TO sag il prcypntsd the
tllliag OF OF the hair, and restoteA X, fFau 4eng
gray, to its natural glossy and beautiful Elack"
SolIby Druggists everywhere Depot, lSs Green
wioh street. New York. jnlIs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20

NEw YORK, July l9.-FuII details Of The
operations against Charleston are pub
lished. During the operations a rebel
steamer attempted 70 land reiufOrcements
on Morris Island, but vas driven OF aud
destroyed by our gunbOats. aud the troops
barely escaped. Ii ia reported also that
a rebel gunboat TentuFing too near our
vessels was captured
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
Last Nights Report.

Three Hundred of Morgan's Men
Captured. His whole Command
will be taken. no a1a1ss4 ala -s=1
PARKERsBURG, July I9.--Zo Cor. 4. L.
foreman: Three hundred of MOTgan's men
were captured near Burlington. Col Dick
Morgan IL 600 of them. There is no doubt
bat MOrgan's whole command will be cap
Csigned.I J.B. BLAIR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20

49, VS. learn that Gen. Kelly sent for
ward tho RiuggOId Cavalry to North Noun.
1Ain station on Saturday. They captured
seventeen OF ImbOden's men and drove the
balance 70 within three miles Of Martins
burg and Ahat the telegraph line is repair-
ed and working to North nosntainp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
Rebel Dash into Hickman. XIV

CAIRO, July l7.-Sixty rebel cavalry
made q dish into Hiekman, Ky, Wednes-
day night and robbed all the storss- They
relpafned I'll after daylight yesterday, DUR
ing which time n steamboat landed, bnt
was not moIssted. our forces now occupy
the town, .-. rr.~r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20

rs TAAkf41TFR'E,-7waahiugsou Hall win be
opened on IO-morrOw evening ~ usIaa,.,
- ellsF' who is wen known in this city as
good actor and clever man. The t1on.e
IS said 10 be most excellent - one 10
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NOTICE.

u1RRE viii be meeting Of the stockholders Of
tI,a vrbselInV Clas Company on the second Mon
=. 1Ini- 10 oicIocS at the otiee OF the Sec
TetSGy for the purpose OF sstins DrOSt0r' for the
ensuing 1oar, GEO. 7: TINGLR. sec,y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20

NKw YORK, July l9.-SeyeTaI more mi.
liIia regiments were ordered home to-day
A Washington dispatch rays the rebels
on Saturday fired on The Steamer George
Peabody with full Pieess from MaIhiSs
Point on the Potomac. Several g1uboalB
went to her protection. rT =