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CITY NTRLIIeENCE,

IDLE hUMoRs--THB SuRRKsDER or WASH
HoloN, Erc.-rbe excitement 10 the city this
morning was intense. In consequences of the
break In the telegraph wires between Baltimore
and Washington, thv city Is alive with the Wild
esi run,oTs, aone of which go 90 tar as % assert
the surrender OF Washington, and the ca ,ture Of
our entire army At that point.
With tie exception Of the news which We pub :
lieh uDdeI our teiegraphic head, no intellig nco
OF the sulJ Cts alluded 10 above. Wuile the
tsiei iraph wireS Ia good working
order between this city and Balsimore,
YET beyond that point all commuui ad0a
is cut On aGo hence our readers mast a cepg all
stones OF the capture OF thu and the other point
A. iGle csDards Of the hour, circulated with the
view oi sireu hcDing the hands OF our ea,my.
h"eHen's OF troops 20 the points rbrca ened
bAve been goirg ON all day, aud Ene military au-
tLorites IN thi- ci are diig nuy repy ing to the
demands thar have been made upon as.
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The PIR ATE FLORIDA

The Capture Of the Mail steamer "EIec-
Iric hI.HIk'-SIRGenl~u of AcItng 4 49,
IsrGibbs, U.H N.,whO WAS Par1Ied- rns
AImnu' a, of tue Privatser-ri Naval
II,et sect ia PusSUiL
Actir & Masnr W. p. GIBBS, United States Navy,
TtEuiteU b msclf 20 Admir- | Paalllng, At the
b Iuklyn NAVY YaTd, yesterday afternoon, hav.
ing b,e ell crptund ON board 0f the steanar
Eki tiic spank on Suni ~ tas Nv thr Rsbal pri-
YaIte EOIidH, aud paIoled by Cipta'n iTri,.
Arff Ms.bI Girbs wa, returning tO ms ve4srl,
the Ppnoa, in Tie Gu'f, having i~el North on
leave Ot ~ senCe. tie sayr th c be was tret1-d
with ma k d kiudhe-s Whie on ard Of The
FOrtda everything bring done 10 MAKE his dy
comfort bile and agreeable.
Hen aue se,cTai Ne.S important statements 10
Ttirrg, cp TO the vessei. la tue first pl l'e she
crui,s the iuloSiug armam"nt:-FJur riit
tIXN.eigtt .Ouude - S-,ucu-iG bfUa lHide 20 ft
n c mai III II, one hundred iud twenty ppun l'r
rifle IN pivot, ana four sHal n e. ia n, oddiid
tuIWBro. In addi ion 70 tits 'Otmld tblr battery
she bAs O, q gun Iot mount q, ,yIug Ou the stu-
iUa q sIOe Oi tie engine r'Om la en-. MIR GthDS
C, uid OF S crt'in It's caible, as II vas covered
vi h n top Min.
Sh, h s or. of about two hundred men, gho
Ia, he'd duty aud un l>cpllued and Jorr dp ''O-
gtzeu tor TIE ppe rance Of the shp aud crew,
81 d 10 th,A hau b,eb ve,y rusy for tue past
f. " uaNs. Her ch ef engineer is con tted e. III
room on a. count of II juri.s r. crived by ft,linS
u@o II h tchW y, ana she Is short IT ns, ,tllt
tnR'l ttIh 20 U'Ntu 81 NJ " VI 'c u VI h'l
to ruu lie tcfIc Spo,k, but be IN y ruI D0'h
vtsse over to B rnilGa Z Na-sal. anl sv
puLp rutsiue, whilc be oe- ~ wiO lac FIOrtdl
arc prucuTes some engineers for her.
The Etchic Spdrk s'euns, NJ her present trim,
hut seven Knots, which IL owing 10 he's h'lnS ~
III, head. No =, uht ut Morris will use nee ~
ttud,r at least IN II her cnil--onr hlodred ,nd
twenty 'ons- gives Ou', or he NAV attempt 20
Iuh her into WI mingr with her cargo.
The lollUwing Is copy of the 1roe { Acting
Master Gibbs -
w.laan Gilbs Acting Master IN the Navy Of The
Uuted States OF America, hereby pa'oei upon his
Of ItTlOt trve anst me C0ntalsrAte states
do gufri, Oth,I mitAT du untl dH eXd1anSed
&. n NRdIN NGAui.r NJ IRIS,
Commnndln Conltd'r rate ) atss stea ner forida.
July IT, GA
IL be regretted tha' the Florida succe 'ded
IN csptui ing the IN sil bag, on board tue Ete trio
SJ0,R, a. we'll A. the uAi ia desp ,tGh nag. We
sLou a hH,e thought that mal Ofc0mm)u sense
wou have knnwu enough 10 sunk ht, III VI Dtgs.
specially tile Guvernmt Mt desp tches Nov tue
Fonda eau use them for her own purposes rs
well ~ to sebd hem IN by The regular Anglo
rthel mall inc OF steamers which ruu 60 Viii
tTptOn, N. C..
Quite d rnmher Of vessels are ia pursuit Of the
FL fidd. ThOse reported thus far are the
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THE ESCAPE OF GENERAL TYLER AND
ArARR.

BAL1iNoRE, July l3 The scene at military
beac quarters in this city this morning, on the
arrival Of Brigidiei -Grnerai f, b. Tyler who
c. II munos II G 1t Brigade Of the 9tn Acmy Corps,
aiL who was reported to have been either killed
or captured N the acion at NJ ,nocscy Juncd)n
on SATURDAY las was gratifying in the OK reme,
and the rejoicing ar his fortunate escape from the
R,he was heartfelt.
Accompanying the General were Captain F.
d. Wcbn and Lieutenant idsb jrou 5h, Of
h ST. II. both of ~hOn were with the General
since The barte Tue facrs connected with his
escape are sub,tlntialy MS follo~s;-
On Saturday, after our troops hid retired from
the Munocacy Bridge, General ryier and hs
Staf made a st I'D ON the hill On the east side Of
the bridge. hut wrre not there long before they
discovered themselves 10 be surrounded ny tue
Relels
The G, neral and his party succeeded in IN ik-
ing THAR escal ON the nOrh side, loosely par-
sued by the enemy, VINO ired upoI them rep az
,oIy. ki ling one of he G,ucraPs OrderIies, a
German, whose name we could ult Ascertain.
To this fact the General aurlbu,e hs escape,
AS wh,n the soldier Iell from mis- sa Lille 10 the
=, ad The pursuers stopped u see who IL was,
ana 10 l'QuuS OSAN'"' . ~ WV NV W 'NN
party, etc. ..-.H
Dming this tine the Gener Il reached a clump
of NO d., aud the three officers secreted them
selve, from thelr pursue's. rt
A uegio who was endeavoring to make his
escape from H. Rebel lines discovered them, aud
pon,ted out the way 10 the house OF = well-known
and patriotic citiz, # Frederick county, snis
family we're unremltling IN their attentions 'o4he
iueinvcs, coucealing To IN unth Tuesday, wnea
they took their dep Iture for Frederick, wdieh
they reached early IN toe morniug. .e t8A
The apI earauce sf General Tyler ia the streets
of Freuerick created the greatest surprise. Tue
II, hels had boa-ed that ns hid been silled ny
them, ami /. was helieyed 10 he fast until the
loysl citzens saw the General himself. 1o u.
Thr Gen,ral left Fredtrlk yeYtetdi iy, az wbth
time our ioTces had held undispued possession
| since sundsy He came down the Frederick
road as fsr as Catousyile, and from tdeaesotne
Relay House, where the aadluarters OF lgtsr'
Brigade are stuated, and where he reg 'i'Si ''h''
CONCENTRATIONS Of his many frieadNal, "tt'
On the road they were int Grass ~ y y : 'n'Y
strong force of Bradlry Jphpsaq ew1Wy e'm'
mand hsd cr,,ssed lhe Fosd q cfFgolGs ~ isoFs
proceeding north, isilos hla illla. gi5Bf Oft
:. General II, Ter speaks ip the highest term oi
,h,. brayery aud endurance Of our men. n thl
h-t le at Monocacy, Que genera o1icer vas k'lied
and several field and hne officers. The panish-
ment the enemy received was very severe.
In the hospital at Frederick over i've handrsd
of the Rebel wounded are nov under the care OF
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AT Dsrien, Connection, patriotic gentle
msD ce 'brated the Fourtr by gving five a res of
buildinI lnd and donation Of 5000 for the
purpose of provd ne a Home fur wounded add
disable soldiers belonging to IN, Stare. The
Home "a duly inaugura ed, and It Is proposed
to raise 100000 for is perm ,neut cndo Vmrut.
1t Das been ce"ded rc hold the champ N
college races on the 29th instant on Lake Quin-
sieam nd. Harvard College will send three ur
four b .,fs, and Yale will send several. The oars
men are training severely. Some Of the Harvari
crews xp,ct 10 visit Worcester ~ soon rs he
examinations are over, to practise on the pond
NJ Ill the ces.
Tie newspaper publishers Of Michig IN met
at Detroit last week, and organized State Press
Assoc alton.
Business men In New Bedford are giving
their attention to manufacturing. Several large
factories are building
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IhnM HNnRIsRrRG.

HARRIsBrRG. Jnly l3.-Governor Curdn,
eompanifd by The Attorney g neral Of the Sta e,
htt This D'orri'g ftr Philadelphia ou a special
tInln. The object Of this visit is to confrr with
G'ItIals c. uch aud c d~alader. flrthe purpose
of Increasing The ia iitles Tor organizing and
bringing rw-rd rhe troops now being mustered
In NJ Philadelphia.
lu hneWcr TO an nqni'y addressed by Governor
Curtin 10 Provost Marshal Fry, on the subject -
re- ruiting in rebellous States, the following has
just been r, ceived -
O'dtrs 70 carry ont the Law in relation to re-
clu ticg H. ReOe lous states are nlw In D ess
ana viii be br, ught TO completion q, soon Il,
possible.
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rnNM rnRrnEss Mo woe.

FoETlbss MoHEof, July ll.--No intelligence
has h'eu ceived from the fleet of gnnho ts III ~
lett Yesterday in serch of The pirate that d..
siro'td The hnique Greenland aud oihlr vessel.
in this vicinity.
Grncial Smith arrived to-day from City Point
on his way 20 New Yo,k
Died in Hamp'on Hospital, July 0. Dlaiel
Nee ou1, 55lb Pennsyl aoia. john X N.hols
65 h penuSy Iva ia, who received eishC OuIle,
wounds on the l6 o. me, IN front Of Peter.
burg. died to-day IN imp ou Hospital.
The slsamtng May left Cherrystoue yesterd "
noon, for tins place, and has not yet been heard
from. II is be ieyed that sue has been Captured
or suhk
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rnrLA J. alralA la.pK ,.Eroar.

WEDNESDAY,, July l3.-rhe Rebel raid in
Mars laid aud tnsir atenhg uf washingon has had
e ee,t totally basinaaa operations.
OF Cnseitnon Bark the Is but Little bers, ard No.
CONS aDds so q ton.
In Provisions thsre Is very h'ue doing.
2 Groceries, own 4 10 the hiah prces, are pactiTo.
There s,deIahle frnness Fonri ralen OF 400
bbls exua family at Sil't9is 80 p b7i in whieh were
Io0o bbls City Mills 20 the 1ovefnneLt Al the latter
hiure retailers and bakers Sales ranssat nom
s9GC@975 for supsrAne, up 70 tlj5o lgr eey brands
Nothing aon vi'her Rye Foar o. Corn Neal
Tbtrr IL bat snlal sotk Of wheat 10 the mafEet ana
IT held with n.uct nrnnss t09bashl prime fsnaayi
vsria and westein red sold At sts4 Rer bash "aies
ranges s2b 10 81 80 sges Of k{e nave eeen
ANAL asst There is good aenanft' oofn, oa' US
care, salss of2t 20 bush sso~ sl9ap per hash-some
oea ss demand pcralse spoP ,nsse pspssss.ni 100
hn.h "A Al ~ Oats are ip COED I-a leet saoa
roAo hh arc aud Pennsy ylvatA sold 093c.,
! y ~ ,s H., tflra,el III Hol taaa2 oh3 adl9d
wGrisis S @ laiea aeuAga s9All ssirs y IsO. bu,
N, - ,nosf VI h. ID b glef. o'fN
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IPRICE two GENTS.

our surgeonS and citizens Of Frederick, aud'our
surgeons ate tha every man who was cap,bir Of
bel e grnovsd withOu, serious injury w,m carried
of IN anibulances and wagons, taey thas endSa-
vor DR to hide their loss.
Before they retired om the city thy burned
down all the Government buildings, except hos
pitah
The los es at the battle of MonoAoy are as soI-
low Union loss killed AMI left on the a Id,
III "ounoed ard taken to hospitals, 100, taken
IriFoneis, 4Ooi total, III
Rebel ss--k'led, 900; wounded and in hos
piiolS a, Frederick, now in our p.ssessioD, 4so.
total, 730. N l
The Rebels suffered badly IN Occers killed and
wounded.
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F Eth EDITION.
FROM VlSHIHGTON-
THE VERY LATEST.
ALL WELL THIS MORNING
Flu tile Efforts Of the
Rebels to Capture
Fort Stevens.

BALrIMouE. July l3. 8 30 P. NJ One Of Ql r
tcImrs,er NJ iRs' bats has ji,t trivsd rom
Washington. which place she l'ft -Arly this
mornnr. She repods all going on we'll.
Yesterday was r.lter n gloomy dtv, that "a,
there WIZ much Apprehension among the people.
There bad b,en cav, nghing on me Sevedtn
sueet read, the encm, striving o. capture Fort
Steven: but we It'll hold it.
1b's mo,uing conhlcuce was restored. aud al
CONSIDERED the ci y periec " safe. Toe clerks In
all tie department, we're under arms.
buv, just received tbs f,lOwug desprch -
ANNAroLIs, July l3 No : gus OF tn; euomy
al ptesent al. well.
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LATEST FROM BALTIMORE.
CONFIDENCE IN THE SITUATION
CALLING OUT THE MILITIA
sEcEsH CITIZENS DO NOT
WANT TO SERVE.
'eci"I to The Evening Telegraph.

special "a The Evening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Jul, 10, p. Il hive jIst re-
turned from the he ID ju4rtcrs If Generals OrI
and wSllace, and find th,t th possess great
cOUhd' nee with regard o. the si'utti,n.
The ,Xlitem, nj here continues to increase In
intensity, chiefly arising from the calling ont of
Il militia this afternoon. The Secash are en-
desyo'ing to ske adele in al directions, hut as
tlty cannot leave the city with ut pass, they ara
resortng to all kiuds of manGuvres To run the
bloc ade.
Annapolis is said to he strongly fortified, and
II Is It hel eyed hat the Rebel- can take It. We
bave no iroad communicate n 'et wi wash
n ton. Western Maryland Railroad is undls-
tur'td. Tue Northern Central railroad con
II ue- interrupted.
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THIRD EDITION.
BALTIMORE THIS MORNING.
NO REBELS IN BALTIMORE OR
CARROLL COUNTIES.
Rebels Massing Their Forces
Near Washington.
specipI ,o rh- Ev.n,"~ re,ex-~oh.


BAIrINoRR, July 10 -Eyerythug squiet here
this morning Tn. srs no sigus Of armed
R,b, Is any where IN B,lhmore or Carr III coun.
t'es The, ar, all gone towards Washington 70
J n th,it NJ m Amy.
Fr d, rick City l. ag in occupied by he U1inn
f,rc,s, sf,r paying trirnts Of two hua lred
thousand oulla,- ami brnS ro1b'd of nearly
ev,t ,biuk The Rebel fOCcos went from thore
wards Washington.
Vri,u. ruuor, trom Washington are in civc l.
l.u,n here to-day, hut nothing IA which W Gao
r,ly. some fighting Is repOr e :, th jugh tbs city
IL ccnHcsT,d p,r,e tlv safe and Gnp sup lied
with troops. The rpuors circu ating here of
Rehels cap urnR Alex tndria aud various fOrtih.
cartons rrouuu W shing on are untrue.
Tie CalirR out It thr b dinOre militia at 5
o'c ock tits afternoon ca l.eS grrat excitement
hnOng Sorts-iOri, Its, who viii he OBLIGED 70 tucd
out. some ,f them very bitory swear ven
gtRrce, hut when o.uugut TO the point they cease
thru cnNsr,c impr cations.
Hcav, ca n. D,d,ng was heard yesterday after
D,oh in tie vicinity of Va ningtn.
Th, State C"u,utuional Convention len
Annapolis yesterday fr Baltimore. All thy
Sat. archives re sent of. Aanapplit an
w,ic hourly XXI ertiug an attack from the R"bels
Ma y crz,nA l.ft hat city, and the 6 'vernmen
ttorcs wee sent uff 10 NOR secure 10 'aities.
II Pinadr 'phiHus or any other portion OF thu
Who'll, Nuuh wish 10 scud Troops here, let theui
do il irsteD"r. AU'ing-pO' IA king and prom
Liuf-is the word. T,~n meetings hundreds o.
mils away 90 us no god Now or never
Latest Runners about the Situation
Escape oT s.'herUI ~ Ter and Reported
Isrtpr "TGn""rRl sr""LIin.
BALTINORE, July l3, IL nOon.-Nothing h Il
teen rr,iv from Wa hiugton since the arrivA
OF the ear y tram yesterday. You may safely sci
down al thrs eNcti.g reports as sesatioua
OI at q ost ~ ete rnmors.
The Tei OrrS Of 'he capture Of Annapolis juno
tiOn are pronounced at headquarters as uu-
founded.
lave just seen GeTeral L. B. Tyler, whicl
feths the question NJ u his escape.
have ju.t received a report B. lieved 10 hI
well iouh, ed, that G, neral Franklin managed u
make IL escSpe from his cap Ors on M)ud "
h,slt, aDd that they -pent nearly all yesterday
in Buitibp for him wifhun. success.
Tie Rel els LETT four huudred and twenty o
their wounded 10 Frederick City, in our hospital,
there.
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LATER FROM BALTIMORE,
CAVALRY FIGHT YESTERDAY
Special 20 The Evening Telegraph.

kpeciSI t0 The Evening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, July l3, Noon. .-Iufprmltiou re.
eeht0 this morning, places General CSoJK at
We'tminster, Mary land, moving Sout6, and
Aver'll at Fr derrick.
A fight OK uued on the railroad yesterday
near We-Inin.ter, 10 which the Rebels were
driv' D Gff wi some loss.
oi,i,ion has moved from the Relay House to
AOna o is Junctiou, for the relief of Washing on.
A mess niger who got rhr ugh frnm Washing.
tor lss' rigot say our troops, with the veteran.
ircm New Orleans, can bod the city. Hrthinks
q Rebels will u attempt TO take II, hut having
dtsirty ed he railroad VIII eudeavor 70 retreat
s1uth ny way of Ed wards Ferry.
We are looking for General Couch and his
troops.
Bal TIMoRB, July l3 The american has
In ictih contTadictiEg the capture OF Annapolis,
tpd 'hiuls our gupb ats and troops th re can
bold the place. The excit ment here increases
hourly. Immense thro1gs continue at the head
quar'rs of Generals Wallace and Ord There Is
SIet'npo'y dttermin tion to make Srce si0ni ~
TO the mBrk, or take he cInsequen es. Our
ci'y is q lrd with refugees from points of the
compass. Blu iOes is nearly su pended Al
foT's Of strsgs ers aud suspicious persons are
bting rrrested.
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nrnrhe,sshr .re,nrrnn,,-

New YORK, July l3.-Flour has declined 256
% Q, ms; sales OF 800 bbs. at SlOgb6iO4O or STATE
81 gao tor ohio and sl 2agi2 81 S,u,hen wapai
ate hta SOB g. utti stcs uniin oftani 60 dn win
ee'e Beef heavy. Fork feav, decfied BlDi! .aa.
81 @l78.
stocks are hetter. Chicago aud Rock Island
iSS Cumberland piefd, Si Illn"is Central IN;
sS an > ule ~. to44 New YORK central. n y Erie
ddt7 ~ yeland and Toledo 1905 one Nesr Ce dcaes
" liessuiI Seyen.lmrtlo., U.s. Registered, lO3 q
coupon Is, l0SS Registered DO lO3ai Gold, 80.
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Arrival OT GeserOi smith az New YORK
Nhw York, July l3.- The steam transppr
John Rice has arrived from Fortress NJ lnroe
She hason board General "Baldy" Smith aud hi
Saf. The transport Atiaatie from HAmpton
Roads. wi 700 ok and wounded men, has ais ,
ar.ix.d h..ra
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SpvcinI 80 The Evening Cesexrn.,

Special So The Evening Cele9rnah
BALTrHoRR. July 49, 10 o'clock A. MI soz.
WsTd ou the TO lowing impor .aot inGormu.iou.
in pHrtdto ne ~ W. 2. snI a, Eeq, suoerin.
tncert Of the Baltimore and ONO Railroad. With
wbom have jnst had sn 10 crview. Some lima
curing last nikht, or early this moroing body
oi Rebels, numbering from 1000 5000. made
their appearance at Beltsvile. twelve mles this
sids or north Of Washington, aod procsodad AZ
once TO destroy the failroad track and everything
else within their resch.
TIE same, or port on OF the same force adj
vance 10 LOwell, and it Is believed have entirely
destroyed the hDe railroad bridge that crosses a
small s'Team At that pcint.
The entire track between the Relay House aud
Washington Is undoubtedly dimlged ny the
Rebels. IL was intended TO send a truu from
bere by the Relay House this morning, nat sks
news oi the depredstODs Of the Rebels efFsctuaiIy
PREVENTED IL.
Another Rebel force proceeded up the road
towards Annapolis. destroying everything Pratt
sTee', from the Pbilsdelphia to the Washington
dcpot distaucc of over One mile, ia blocked up
with locomotives be'o glng 70 the Baltim ire
Railroad. There 10 no great excitement yisIolo
" the streets of Baltimore At The present mo-
n NJ. The citizens ate quie:ly arm,ng
AfrSng ments have been made for the defense
of Annapolis, and gnnboaIs are stationed In the
Severn, which eau sweep the land approa.h .hes.
The oestnston of the Rebel caviIry force that
crossed the railroad nj Beltsvile Ia therefore not
known. They may have swept to the soush side
Of Washington, or probably they arc going TO
fulfil The predictions of some of our Rebel SYM
patbizers, and keep ON 10 Point Lookout to re-
ltase the twenty thousand prisoners confined
there. The distance from Bel.syilie 70 Point
Lookout Is so miles
kCiLL LATEa
BALTIMORE, July l3. 2 p. M.-rhhre arc no
indicailULs this n OrnipR of any Rebel force
lafee or sma'l, being wi'hin twenty miles Of tho
city. The last OF Gilmores raiders crossed the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad be,ond EiysyiiIe.
ON th,ir way towards the main Rebel Dsiy In the
vicinity OF Washington, at late hour last night.
Tb,ie are supposed TO he still u few sou Ids of
cattle siealers IN sOme portinns of the c,un.ry.
hut "ll are making their way towards Mont
gUmcIy county.
IL vas reported this morning and generally
HGttd, that The Rebel cavalry fJrce wnich
crossed The Washington railroad yesterfiay at
Bel'sville had reached Annapolis, and that that
ancient city was actually in Rebel possession
This report spread all over the city and was
strt tngtLeued by the fact that gunoat was sent
for during the night, but At eleven this morning
we learned at the telegraph Office that all was
quiet at Annapoli, aud that % FAR as known
tl.eie was no Rebel force coming in that direo-
lion,
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LATEST MARINE yiSTEi4IGENCE.

CLEARED rms A0aSfNae
sthrEda L. haSArc taeDunlpo sepip9, IeAlnneti Van
sem JSs1 ~ q esaaiAv Aoe,
scSsrs q, ats n iI1r T. .rssldsast ifY SSs0
10 sqsW cod gRRfs hffb}4fiTg aSRsfk6eldW
3 CB1anA oaiis nssds 4Esf l1plpbeo aqRa phoptank
River >, b.l 20 ~ =. nut.un y.
IA i,, u TX AI5i 1fnlhp laoplua ~ SUN Wn-
mug p y n " .sa so9 ssu., I'm
.tlsaF p,lsi ~ 1eaaialhal hAa .inanllelaz0n -
0d \, r,. J. 3 ~ tft SndtJb beiaeHo
' Faaikrx q IkaItudltl IHliiiAu A.nIIl Ut M
'"-'' = fiAss al0--July y lNe
"A, 46, 27, 76, l3, "a. p; 20. = 90, o. ~
Exfas CIAss "a July "a. lhst
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Providence, r ! July l3.-rhe depot of thu
Norfolk County Railroad, at Waterford juno
tion Of the Providence aud Worcester E,iroa
was u'Ied early this morning, with SIX crs
and much freight, including $4,000 worth Of