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In = askinnste 81 cur nakieaal liaAili-
sies made last week W foand tfsss sitter
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Batteries Nos. 10, %, 2l, ~
and - srs oa Morrls Island,
aud have 3 gaas each, max
ing . total Of Is
Iron Glad aunh0aka 0
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aRsKn0s w4HD On rlEE DRAwr.

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AS the wadsraigned kas been led 10 fear
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wholly understood, notwithstanding Tho
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been isssaad krom tho rational capital a
laAa. be hsrahy issassa eiraalax Of his
oval and IL Ia shall suocssd in Masking
shis kasorits meAsure saoTa elsax b. 4 dis
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na& Tired In vains
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scsoans al ssid iniarias from Che United
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-09
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM vICKSBURG
THE sUFEERINGs OF THE REBELS.
TIE TRUTH NOT HALF TOLD.

NEW YORK, July s-Ths Trituns has the
following special
"CHICkAsAw BAYOU, Friday, July g. via
CAIRO, July Firing from the front ceased
this morning, pending the negotiations for =
surrender, whica occupied the greater part OF
the day. The only contested point touching
the surrender has been in reference to what
would be done with Pemberton's army. He
asks and demands that while the surrender
was unconditional in other respects, the sar-
army shall be spared unnecessary humiliation,
and paroled in Vicksburg.
This probably will be conceded from mo-
tves OF expediency alone, not as a condition
It will save immense expenditure for transpor.
tatIon and subsistence. Grant and Pemberton
had long private interview, at the Iatter's
request, in relation to the surrender, before il
was determined. Officers accompanying the
nag OF truce indicate that all thar has been
written and published in the North concerning
the suffering Of the rebels in Vicksburg has
been but halt the truth
There are about twenty two Thousand people
in Ficksburg, ten thousand of whom are
efficient soldiers. Our army will take possess
sion tomorrow morning. The surrender was
just in time TO save both armies from loss and
destruction Of lite, which would have attended
any attempt to carry the works BY storm, "a
such attempt had been determined on for to.
morrow morning.
Not having been allowed an inside view be-
fore the departure of the dispatch-boat we
cannot give such details as are desired. The
Post Office Department will on the 5th instant
establish a Post Office at vicksburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-09
IMPORTANT FROM HARRISBURG

Lees Army in a Tight Place-The Heavy
Rams Prevent taeir Crossing the Pete.
mac-Meade and Couch Pressing en- Ra.
pIdly-Another Great Battle Imminent.
HARRISBURG, July s.-The news received
to-day by telegraph by way of London and
Bedford shows that the main body OF Lees
army is between South Mountain and Hsrers-
town. He will probably select a place be-
tween Hagerstown and the Potomac to giye
Meade battle, as it is considered utterly i'm
possible for hi m to reach Virginia
Imboden is at Williamsport with from 1000
to 10000 troops, protecting supply trains. Lees
wagon train is at that point, with 4,OOo to 5000,
making their way into Virginia as fast as their
limited means will admit.
Lee evidently sees there is no escape for his
army, and is preparing himself to give Meade
another battle, which Will probably take place
Friday or Saturday.
Rain poured down in torrents ne whole os
last night, and continued up to l2 O'Clock to-
day. The present flood would destroy any
pontoon bridge ion the Potomac, even il The
rebefe had one, and 1t ie positively kno vvn they
have none. The authorities are sending troops
up the Valley as fast as possible.
Meade's army and troops under Couch are
moving as rapidly as the roads Will admit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-09

force In that vicinity. This move is evidently
with the deeign Of securing another crossip-
point Rt Shepherds town
Gen Meade IL acquainted with all fhas. mat.
ters, and Is making his movements acco, ding.
", with great rapidity, and in REMARKABLY
gooo order. To-day or to- morrow, perhaps, At
the furthest, the two armies will meet each
0ther near the scene Of the old Antettm battle
ntid, where battle will most probably take
place, III Lee should feel in a fighting mood.
bnd II he should not wax belligerent Meade
VIII certainly attack him.
According to all accounts, Lees army is very
much discE ESanized. The result cannot be
donh'ful. All the fear is that they N ayes cape
rcross the river before Meade can oyertake
:Erna.
At home you must withhold criticism if q
large portion OF Lees army should escape, as
II YVES not possible 10 move troops from Get
tysnurg 10 the Potomac faster than our t.oops
have moved. Not an hours delay has oc-
curi' q, except to provide the troops with sup
plies, without which they could not move
The rebels, fleeing for dear life, marched da
and night to escape Meade, and doubtless, b.
this time, large portion of them may hay
reached the river, but its swollen condition
Will pre- them crossing over so quickly as
they expected.
Maryland Heights have again been reoccu-
pied. II has rained here almost constantly for
three days.
The New York eth regiment, Col. LefYer,s.
arrived here yesterday from Baltimore, and
has gone to the front
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From China and Japen.

SAN FRAECIsCo, July 6.-The Chinese over
land Trade Report has been received I'd 10
May Is. 1t says that Gen. Gordon, command
ing 5000 Chinese soldiers, disciplined by the
late Gen. Ward, had captured Tael. Sen from
the rebels alter desperate resistance The
rebels Were led by English, French, and other
omcers. They fought skillfully with m skets,
but Jailed for want of artillery There is reason
to fear that the time is not far distant when the
rebels Will become good and well.armed SOL
dlers. They are trying TO buy artillery, and
employ educated Europeans to teach them the
use of heavy guns.
Japanese dates to May II say the British
Minister complains OF the large sale OF srms
by the Americans TO the Japanese.
In case of a war it is supposed that JedtSo
will be blockadeG.
Foe .Choo is being bpsipppd
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LATE FROM GEN. MEADE,s ARMY.

LA1 nun UENs NlEADE'S ARMY
FRBDERIcK, July ST. Dispatch to the Phila-
delpia Inquirer. l-Gen. Meade and staff arrived
here yesterday from Gettysburg and left this
morning for the 'front.' which is now the line of
the Potomac and the old Antietan battle field.
Information received here leaves no doubt
that the rebel army has succeeded in reaching
the Potomac in considerable force, and on Mon
day night and yesterday We're engaged in Ar-
rying over their ordnance and wagon trains on
ia boats, canal boats, and every species of
material that could float a man, a horse or a
wagon.
In anticipation of this, Generals Buford's and
Kilpatricks cavalry has been sent forward TO
Williamsport to intercept the rebel retreat and
prevent heir crossing the river.
Early yesterday morning Buford's and Kill
patrick's forces combined arrived at Williams
port and attacked the rebels, who had a large
cavalry force at hand. n IL
The fight was short but severe. and our
troops, finding themselves soutnumbered, retired
towards Hagerstown, and between Williams
port and Hagerstown they encountered another
large body OF cavalry and a division of infan-
try, believed to be Longsfreet's corps, which
was quickly brought into position and attacked
our troops. Finding his force unequal to the
contest, General Buford Withdrew towards
Antietam, taking. along twenty five prisoners
captured in the fight. s, 80 s1su ffs-...
The prisoners are mostly from Alabama and !
Louisiana regiments, and they state that their
army is ell together. and Well on It's way to
the river. They arrived in Frederick last
evening. sssrtss 80 = asssS
It is reported here hat onr cavalry pieke,s
az Antietam were driven in last night by the
rebels, indicating that they We're in considerable
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PROVOST MARSHAL GRNBRAL's OPHIoI,
WAsHIHGToa, May q, 1858.


WABHIHGToa, May q, l3SS.S
NofIoR.-The attention Of all officers. who have
been honorsbly discharged on account Of wounds
or disability and who desire to enter the service
in the Invalid Corps is called to the provisions Of
General Orders, No. los, Of 1888, from the War De-
partment, published in the apsrs throughout the
country. Such officers are requested to comply
promptly with the provisions of that order, and
to send their written applications, therein pro-
vided, for positions in the Invalid Corps (statins
the character of their disability, with Ettle de-
lay ~ possible, to the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General Of the State in which they may
be. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen.
eral will at once forward the applications, with his
endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at
Washin gton.
0hhcers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers required
by General Orders No. lO5 of lS6S, from War Depart
ment. Their pay and emoluuents will commence
from date of eptance Of such appointments, and
not from date Of organization of the respective
commands 10 which they may be assigned
JAMES B. FRY,
my 3 Provost Marshal General.
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DRoPosALs FOR HATS, CAPS, SHOES, DRY
GOODS, 30.

HEADouARfRRs DEPARTMENT OF WAsHIHcroH,
t.Eee Of Chief Qxart1master, Judy l. ls6S.S
this Depar tmens to be Delivered in his oits tSs
following articles suitable for clothing oontraband
men, women ,Apd children
Russett Brosans, and other servioesbls Shoes.
for men: women, and ehildren's wear.
Chip, felt, and woolen Hats, and cloth Caps.
hesdy made hickory and check Shirts, and Den.
ham Over alls.
Kerseys, linseys. ginshams, blankets, and other
Wooden and Cotton Goods
sampea should be sent with each bid, at the ex-
pense OF the party forwarding the same.
No bids Will be entertained unless satisfaetory
evidesee can be furnished of the reliability ana
loyalty of the bidder
contracts awarded as the interests of tho service
may require.
Good security viii b. required for the faithful
fulfllInent of any contract made under this adyer-
tisement.
eisned, and ind0rssd I" Proposals for furnishine
Dry Got ds. dc. ELIAS II. GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartermaster
5y Q I'm Department OF Wasbipaton
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o r + &c A L.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
w ADJuFAxr GkNERAL's OFFICE
WAsHIEeToH, June %, B65.
General Orders, No. 1876.
The Adjutant General win provide an appropri
ate medal of honor fer the troops who, after the
expiration Of their term have offered their services
TO the Government in the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer troops from other Sates that
have volunteered their service in the States Of
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
L. d. TOWNBEED,
je 50 Assistant Adjutant General.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Expedition to Destroy Rebel Rarlr~a
or, ~

FORTRESS MONROE, July 7-Advices from
Whife House say that on the lst Gen GETTY
with lc,it men, proceeded from that point for
the purpose OF destroying the remaining bridges
over South Anna.
Passing through King William c. H., Bran
dywine ana Fayetteville, he crossed the pa
munkey and met a large force Of rebels near
TIE bridge, and was unable to accomplish his
object. But he tore up the railroad track for
Tour OF hTe miles, and destroyed depot, cap
turing few prisoners. There wa. some slj-ht
skirmishing. and Gen. Getty returned this
morning to White House