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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-11

uno NipbOn nad elmer 90 Wlinuten Oauernben
8eriolgun9 tpeesenomanett. Sic iegelte Nnz
idn9S inter 8eoedung bes Ser. st. 9ampferS
SuSquebanna nab Neip Sort, iparo aber baIo
BON ibn oetrennt. Sic bat 1858 Tpnnen 2ait,
lit aus Giien gebaut, NIT bpppeIter S6raube,
uno lit in 2onbpn cpnlrnirt iporoen. Sbr urz
ipriin9li6er Captain, ibr Steuermann uno 2
Sngenieure befnoen ii6 an 8pro. Ser 9am=
pier liest eesenpdrtig an Der Battery Dor Ins
fer. = 90. 9. Sts5tg.)
Cincinnati, 8. gtppember. @eitern sOg
Die glufmertlalnfsit bes @nbltunts 1i6 auf 3pei
9amen, be in Offsier8s llnifcr1nen burd Die
StraBen mdnoerten. 9ie gine 6dpon trug bic
Qussei6nuns zines MajOrs unO Die anbere Gle
zines eriten 2ieutenant8. gS muree lsnS err
Sdblt, baB ie BON bieien Ornamenten our6 Die
8pliSet beleit lpproen mleie1t.
assitsfes pm port gtOpaI.
Nm Spnntag, ben 80. Ottpber, gina elm
9arlamentdr7 Dampfer BON 6iltOn 6eao na6
Saoannab lab, I'm Oas in Sang befnbli6e
neutrality-suspicious. I6lieBli6 gu pronen.
Gs mar bis sum Spnntag ned fem NebeIlen=
Sdiif nit aries8sefan9enen in Si6t getOnIz
men. ta@s~s 81
Ser 8almettp t5eralb" pom 2. 9lopember
ihreibt: soellqtnef $50 st@2EiIaN Hs9 3.
& vSn oetr 9amptou &paos iplen Is Srans.
portidife sur 2.bfabrt nd6 bieient 6afen bereit
seleaen qbabenj nm cine erOBe In3abl BON
tranten &ebeIlengefdrgenen CUR DISTINGUISHING
berabsubringen. 9ie 8pote baben Bequemlids
feiten fir 5000 trante nno $4,000 geItlnbe
SOloaten.35 Sic 1A~uspedslune loI ieopa auf
trante Solooten bel6rdntt bleibet.g 9ie Sdife
iperben ii6 III SPORT 3ppal Elm &enOe;pous ges
BEN bis sur Oronun9 Der M,tspebslun9szBrd,
Iiminarien. =" Nsl 1Ha a1Is s1E 1880
SOnit nidt8 NeueS bon SPORT 'RcpaI upo
Ser @eiunSbeits~ 3ultano Der Srupz
pen mar 9ut.Ha1illsd aug ,tsaamo1 n5 Ea1 !;
6 9urnrtn, s. -glcp. 1Su CANADA trei6t Die
iriide ipgeidhnnte 6enidn=8 rureri6aft ibr I'm
iWtutt bat cine gebeine bodoerrdtberiz
ide @erbinonas unter berislben entoedt, per-
itedte 8uffen tpegsenpmrien uto Bic &doelS>
fhbrer Der 8eribnbrn,t9 %arretirt. I59o We
-.fHrE-E rtfL-. L- EEF EHf- 4
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TUB VICINITY.

NitirAuT. IN" Iuots ior tho several DivAioal
Of d., state, under the PIo,iaenta call for iS-a9
men, is - follows
1T Dlyisiou, a5no; o., 1880; 81, 1G1?; 4th, $50 ;
i,h, lIJS 9th. l,l6T IuI, ls5D; s.l, IbO. Total.
l.u1.
tone classification exists among the regiments
or'eroi away, mo puiicusry bocsuse their de-tin'
I,i,n 10 not stSied Ihcse hose business would suf'
for do not wan, 10 he sent 10 TO font, a. they iesr
they will te IL they les,e tho city withor; knowing
vhsre they gIe going. cut Of The eight regiments
orie red OIL, only one-the siLh -hAs yet left tie
city.
The TILh Herincn, .r. ordered to parple at ococh
Am. to-.norIow, COR th" plIosH Of Icing mu.'e'eA
iuto the .er,ce Of tho tncl Statrs. They viii pro-
ceei 70 WOshinc,Cn, va lhs ic.ph.a' imlnediAtsy
t::cryards Yc'ctday m election wa held iof usid'
oihcrrs, hen Captains Thoacs Norton ana fhiisp
A. Mcnshon wc,o eoctei. The following sfdsr
~As rl4o Issued yet ,'rdey'
UIApcrArrres, g1p Rr1'NESr y Ys,N o.,
JsYPi F.uN '.tt, lr'. lith' 1904. ,
Conm,rdari. a., i,I,.pui,. VA Immediately mako
~ lus.'iOn Rt thrto D, i M tto's, ioi All necessary
Uuiio u', Hws s1- e & W f Shu ie'otn thsiI cor
,htr lu,th II a. 20. p'".l ely, Comm sndants Will
h. s.u, tI.clt rr.uS Ia uni'oIIn, for tnA!ectiot,
s .tlsc S n'SS e ss at s,sans ,Ss ns' Ar AZ;
49,, ,ito mako Iu. report of the stensth of theft
o,r.ruqe c..nmcnds iho Uegori Order fIoln ~
lsa, .'cy u" a." ,. yInour, Commander CHIEF a
l.r i,i.n iyICes 81 thlr bAic, Issued pursnant 70
- .ui ,lou Of Tao J es.Cont OF tho ued StAteA, y
=, emp lrg, nosiths andinV ,h0 iaIao Ieporn u 70
iIvu. ls., -Ieit TO me coArGry. lne rsimcnt WIN
grsV'uLie 1.g l5th s'te6t tInory on IuesdAy, letA
Inst, a. u A. NJ iully u.p1c Dr the puIysss q
bsla, saSt1i Oh INTO ule ,n'ttd stAtss spss1D q
j ,~ n&kAstpsA< ~ - .e.S -. $50.
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Arr...cr :, cbel Mnil .row Gcnrcln.

..., .r,-,, ,~t-.ct. ,es.,, Ala, t,c,. o., f,,-
'' ' ~ ." '''.'' W. '''' 30 To ~ ''
rf', '...' ,tgI" &Sh written he'~r' trr. N1ttous
r, Xt,cr Lcne-., aourtni- and t,,. ,..,-.n.,'.
-, -, ~, ~
- ~ :" '' 'NA"'N"i'' 'N''f N' -... ' .'''"h
~, ,. If h., r,t,p,isn Ia t.,,.,.i,
- ." ''' '""p't" J" Wv ''
ON"a nave our ~ ~" hc'i 80 '..'T N' ~ - - q
dc'uaN. Dop-- gotten -, tith t. lts' lli. ."n 't
ue so.ld, by hos" Who thnk thts l'i} H. geo 10.
pru'laiiuihe Nle,o.! a".I ,"t tN'h' l",. 'E
brave word- tnpt to 'r i ~ '''f, fI' l't ,t soc
ds!rhrr oi "t'h. 'od nee ih'H. % e. moe
sens ot nt''i rysiI' ni'- c,H.' N. 9i hr. o..
ditsm ro"ers hh u IL tue int' 'nh' .c-ui oi ihoro
believed IA plol lhecics VI hLlt sLtsNr' ~ ~.'N.d
tY ihevfaole oisnr''r
l. MAJ nj snk y "a "A
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A Fight Nenr Fort Jrc'l.1u- 10th .idc9 OF
the S.u.&,

Csiro, H., J.iv l5.-3'o N.,s-',.-- prrALn OF
the i!th Instant ,ry., ~ IV.et.r 70 'a' I,' otn'-
di,ion a. iackson uat ou- To- moved nm ii,ur
River the mon ming OF t'e % 81 g., uu."r cl'IrnAud
Of General l-rnis, General >Iof lru o.u't the ''9'-
d.ticn AZ Champion Hill. NO i.~-. Gl'ahct.i
lo-s than three thousan' TIE ,u,gf .as Llt on-
cUIntelrd Ia any cous.Gcfoh, .,.,eUa'.. .r oh u-
stsnt, when thoy were found ,tlon. n,-tal on tie
eat bank Of Aofc.s three uiii". tie t4e .la ,lr
4 dauiinc force under Co. coti. q. D., -.,r N
Illinois. compelled tie rc,c.. o. ' on ,'. i..i.
tiou, H.t our i.-Ccs .. ""d JackJou t',.t 1 it.
..c ,.Nosi4 "a, ous 'op, we've lrcyiar TO
town c,,.L.n cUIlt tai up o. L.s t,v %. tho StLty
Houro and rlu.llod the -e'll ,s,. , q, 40 lev up
in line Of battle on the r"rth oi I'll. 'pf '''f
act the etizen sunriar.!y eliot, T-, ..' rs
tackled our advance IN st.ong ioIce lIl ,.s. ...
driven back tle rex. morning O.. roo. rp.rl "
again assaulted near CLIFTON; tat the Do. el. wo,o
ain repulsed and tho ground stcvn N,,h t.oiE dead
and wounded. Onr total los lee. 'ian ca uun.
dred killed aud fi,y wounded. we crtu ed tuifty ~
forty prisoner The railroad from trrur@ tn JGc!-
is b,inr rtpity repaired and ecl uricat.9u win
soon be had with the interior.
REBHL Ao0ovSr
The following dispatcie- wc.e received - Ia
| Y chmond EN,siSEH, Juiy 7
! herdar- JYy The Iei'rals 1o" luDl''D 'rs'
| tetGAb h'tthtOh, pitht" q 'i".'| " - y
The object OF the eNp-ditiun WAS 20 ,est '.. ..
| Way tetstea ,lGckson and CantoA. l,tf.-I .,D.i-
! munioat!on with jackson u leley el
.jIcEsuf. J'.lL le entui, vatTuL'CG ~ T. q.
oecuyied lhs plnne Ill f. a., ".tn . rvt ~ 60
moyins tack on the Clinton Ioln. nu' io'.. q
Their flank aud tiont. There vas s,rrc.c ~ ..u ri
diyi1ht TO O'clock ,his iuorninr, tiLcs N,gl tu'
ali In. hee1 guie'.
Hlbif, July s-A disp.,ch from .rar, on 81 I'd
July T. Rays Last evenin1 dIuSr tl,C - lo.,
our Ieit. and ieneSeI the i.ht ctil - ora. l.ar
| The fyhtins his leeA ye-y h0I t..or g. snl -
enemy wee severely Innishr' I ,uImy pt.,
closely pursued N Clinton, I..c ON. a. r''saG
long and rapid ma,ches, aud a.. "a, I'd co-tiuoh .
II an aud animals The puraIt c.u -. C4l ,ss va
l5O killed and yeAnoe inOnS VOC. ~ heIeIA
i Nss.isa ~ ..--.l fssa sss...~A ~ $780,
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le Latest News
Telegraph - the y. Y. Sun.
FROM WASHINGTON.
ial Correspondence ofthe Sun
WORE ABOUT the iNvhSl0N.
SUIT OF THE REBELS.
irmisAipg with Their Rear.
6 WAR WESTWARD.
herman not yet at Atlanta.
7 NUMBER or REBELS CAPTURED
le Fight az jackson, Miss.
ession OF Federal Victories.
'itary Movements In this City.
Mp1oRy oRDtRSFoH DEPARTURE
10, &c. 10.
TIE LATE INVASION.

fSp,eial Corrsspc,d.re. u uss Sun.
inc,on, Jolly l6.-Tho excitement produced
recent attack on the outer deicpces OF thi.
npidly dyins away, and se ave relsr~ins into
,or that usually 6ucccets the nh,ogunmont OF
.. The hotels are nearly clsaIea u Congress
,L.yiSts and politicians, and Wiuisrd's and
,ited States are nov given up 10 Office
and shoulder straps. The mid hnh the efiect
Inn n more rupid stampede Of lcsidators.
the railroads had not l-en cut, would
zen more universal than It VA. Washington
denishlv In somethinc of q scAre, and protr,-
IT, safety ar much u the ,,midy and procr,s-
1 Of the rebel leaders W to the energy snd
II OF our military authcf.t.''. -
LANCER is now pr', End thcre n'V
ntinr many who manifest ar ir1evcrer'
.ty to laugh at the sce-e. Tie ba.o hl .Ot
" Tor writing of 'hc heroism of the department
md theiI mar - aal'i' ace y cd t1ey doiei
for III nuskel. When fhI-,y presented To he
v they appeared. the picture will cause many
tured laugh ut the officials, for their mingled
u and fury. But they have nov all returned
or!irAiy duty. 1Icy have been mustered la
Il, and their brict military experience
I'm an eporh IN their uneventil liNes.
', ule,e gentlemen d.scrvc all credit for their
'"s =
-, ~.
-', -.,'I A..
ne arrival Of Gen. Grants vetC rams Of the 9th
I'D the sew Orleans SOLDIER.
"'''
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So -
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M.
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"N' 49, 80 ''''o ,."'
-'' Aaa'' ""', ~,
to The effect that the H'he.s Aa'e only iNl,
the 1ap-' where they wiii be- re-ehiorced '"
u Lee In lersof- ana frsnihe inc o'ehhl't' II
said that the enemy 10 running ullAs 10 -'.Hh
unction. ifive these reiot's iof Nhst the'
Hh' not teiie'ihs item 10 NC Hnythus u'oi
he Mound sven o' ia-e ruiHo'' 'hi' usua''
ih pNilou VI ih'cnse e'e''''h'''' 'u."
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Genera, IEtD4.i : caco.


Ngw roi,'1c' vctr Inst 4'cs selling at lvc'doisr.
~ 90 .t ,i' ....lI '.. u b.
t....u..t ..r..e' .ncrT1- NJ q -ca, Britain
!f to isNt uuoi tlu .lN ou ..dcat 'p,,its
U,v.,t 's'~- e. '', ~ etri- TIM, tho y,fio-. 'c-
SO. .'-'.1no' 90 49, on sne ltlnlI. an' u n,her
tnc . s.. sroL'rur
t.rf ,.r'ot i"r.o ,ftrc c'Ji ~ tho Grsrcs frrm
"a , 80. - '", 80, ,, ., I'D ri"", .',lr'., and n,
So 49,. rel th', sc4.l oujH in the tn,on Army.
rc". y,rre, Of lr'~s'. hrs ,'.nei -r3enl 10 'hc
- ii1 'i .h-t id' 20. ~, w otnilo., ."'n - po,-
g. 'I' b" .uo'a ts' rn'nt'c .ii,.islas that have b'
.rl 20 s..'nt N.ona the uO,p-
.w.. .".'ree p.. week army. q, ror,fe', Mcnr
",ltr' ir- ihr army Of the l'o,onrr The s'oUrrr
= ..,, Die j. 'I'. c.np.' ~ ihe n9.e, il.ei.
N.iflnia lor no SANE p'!psso
Irr y %. rrr,--., which Nrd ,con -.r-.,r'rt ror
CO., r .' ''- ."l ,inh' .uoi. - rrn' n'.-
ss ..r t.. .." 'na.'saircD. c IL, sutAoI,y N nj
~ roi the cy'.n'.y
". .sr i''-1-'-- mr. brrr, hi 70 llrh, the fpc'
,..,. =, r. D." ',,r ,.., ., a. ~, ,,,
i'i'in'. Il rts, ..o r ..i cat thp' u.,- cnnuuu-
Ger FC 'ct 'D '".. 80 u.n. - tUr i'ois sn1 oh
r 'soI h.". Be-. u. a. y. bA HY- not at hut cor
o" r'' .'... ho 'AH.'i 'ri.cr o.. rro.rt'"o ard
tnn', af sito .s.-l-',,., uuurvse p1saAAtIon OF
or We "a e.. '1,'o' ter r,r'rri,y sna 10
... ..H.f. .... e., iuu. t.aak"ro rcrGntroty ot
..H '. or'" gl;h ,he Initiation o.!
o.. '.- .fprs rH r. ot h- 'ir t,usruv r. NsIssa
d ",t ....... uc ordis i.ec pssea, ,ha' II.
.. ,l., 1 a rI"o, o., - a.' 'oy, j,,,
I. ', ut'"t ~. rieit milton y uii .s.-ci
'' .i..''-.-1 to .i-i'I4I-A .T.e'ponssb.o sudDf-
4 Tngr..rucr' wuin, .rr'y'e'h, -,y. I'VE run-
. ,l.tfH
40. ga. ..-t o.t,,.ty b. ng relieved og ussgIer-
h,ul-t oc ui olf ruIu'b. mo M, lary uOtboGi'i"r
io r ~, ris4 - - ~ ~ Isc land joc 80 . M
J '.t's.' Iho -sno p.p'r ini'Imr ~ Iea-i'.' IL a.
'o,t ''''A ,1 o. ne q LEM .n' 'i',' ~
lo, u,c pa, na.cL. II i p.oI.sed 10 relieve ,h,
. ? ecu Lc-I.-'t4cs VI the p>1r 1y 'uisrnpIon. d
! m""'
50 hHut tp.' d" cifeis, - such. lot' Rrlrn'Oi papo
49,. 'lr,to. u, = NJ tas haHkoe d'so.sc's hu.'
.H..s rN.n . i0u, tc,e terra Ia that OF prisoners y
yea. i;isH' 90. "a -o'.'ri-s' .'tsictioh ol IL
b c.r ~ any o. yiDo r.ta.r ~ tlt amy - tn'
80 t'I.I, ..l h1 II e. ictoi ,os.t in.u .oI NAL b,
IL O. ....rsc o. Gom under t.9 caiio.."
Trr C.rycl''d, ono irApsr july '.,h, contain
r',~.' =. &c. ~ -, H., tr1 ,.' M :, o.
i-I guIn 81 -.ssc., &C.,. .lc No.. SEQ, bie ur .
.Hnia O., tHd d" 'r.h. lt".- tnf eh'l J.. ~. ~
iou t"o 10 u"i ,'a tr alr'd ~ Tome 'p I',u, q
A. 20 tue .t.a 'a. ,t'ar tps,bt M Va" ioi IN u
l".r,. 'e c r. 80" ',.,' rilnn, 'it ~ 10 m %i, ,,
hu...ai 'n'U 800 te gg-.c oi sue VA'e 'hr eihulei
vrI' ioara, n't., o. cir :. - ir'h l.'N sih t"I
a. iI,. n.f &, u 80 nee had 'ut Ito tfc erect
ma. .r.. .Iai,l, ru 'Ic span. catching, hAd Leei
Llg.isCAeI 20 - .'tI.S h.nr.
rol rc,onl 'ag- r'', r'v. N, Icn'svflle prso
,''r, jur iit., o. i-a ltH l'lH',ud thsl =, u
,ur nl tuc dact,. %. 'hi, sts,', WI, the in,.num
.H tt Al "A "a a y ts. "a.
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Pr"': bic iugaEc rcr; Rrfvcru n Naval
Vessel .lld tiic IIor.,lm.

Rii','fc' ju.g ld.--ile iolloslus nom Fcr,ic'-
"rat ~ hs seine ,onncciion vii, tie puf-
tgit " O., iYrid,:
n s.sr.l.p n'iei state. from Ul',o', rp,r'.
"a : = g.. Of he lishLh.p oa iAr N,W
to IL '+ i.i-,.s non.c-t i,o;a tho main, Jls.ei:
'di'it a. hca. Lcsyy tiiug, ,woily eIra ..i.
In. . ti.l' 90 8" twenty .our ,ulics vcJ. nca - q
~ t". 49, n. p frokCn p tlo s'ca-."s T.. vn-
o., Il. fnd ',pc uI 'he alvvc 10 lo.. SO o.ci,d
% W. d., .i..,- -he INN.
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vNe -c,o'' q. r,ir train w trr-c.,e G.i.;le
tholr ~ '' 40" crpiu ., lr.s "a .tL' 1r n. .ot
La y ~ Oh .rI eLu .'l on rc fpa. t.' iuf'5 .itt
le tIp.
1'riG an, Jniy Ger. E.or''r Rr'7' rtecYc
nv tN.Nl Art .lsrt .If 'tf - cNDUin .'..tnt-
'i're ID a. us i' h' tact. ,CHo..tt O.. ..lir" r..i
- mo n pau.-l ir9 'feu v",. tcst'c.t. 4 .c.-
ri' ton o. t.c Ici 90 10 N'rksturr. u ..'cu, No
'c sou 10 go r.r, t.suth vet dt nfo 'it, ~Jr'
e'i. lttrrtu' Il u .U te Go ,'.r .tfi, t' Nj
itn'oLt n. .,..si'p.. ttr q t.r. SO is'nur.u ll
&c u,ut them.
g. " I-r. ica',na at-t,eue,l.
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GENTRAI. GRANT.
News to the ! ith.

,Aington, J;iv IA le,teE from IN" Army OF
,tolAs,, safe. July 18th, SAYS H'ehI C"ioIe
,e Second Cope was marched out to tie works
u up by the sG.h Corp, near the Weldon' q
movement on the pait of the enemy wa antioi-
. Hancock had his tInT- ussed nes' lhe vii
House. The enemy did not apIeH, though we
a hil coming a night and a day.
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on Euro; c.


The 't'r-iHs So i'.,, i.,n Southampton. 'a'y
o'h. ri ,'cr1t IA Gi,it.o..a .c,Iis VI ia.
rcrHn ucvus
inis matte from oo' uthori'y 's1d' 10 ,hc .c',ct
tn the . 'c' i.u. trAl .."fb u.' rrt' ,.4
- tot assoc .G.c q. .roi no rctrcr Rep
harrot. AID !", ud io sal nt An ..ly dnio ',
.ome lr'n.h r.J q o. stated t,G, thcy = vill esk
the k"af-1t.r
Captain N.rIlv. of Tho Eo4.s.ry. ~ en,c-,.n-
% ~ dinrc- on rhurdHy in ylris, by the Are. rs
rs'ill totr. a lgvt.oi W., '1p.. ly u, sirs, -
70 c,cct r,oa. "at 2, ;c rc, nory oi tn. roi,.il
saior who Gioi of Li, 5gld, N Cnc.h.us. Tao
o,arr tao o.nrC a.c recovering.
In the Ilounp Lords 5uly an. lori ns'iyicle
Gsaci Il tie s?8rta Of tie eci .l b,v seen thc aa-
hs'nh and ih' hosrasee hal or. III r..crt,cu VI
the 'o c-l'aclt N tho ef-cicu,y 4 lion c1siusLi.
Ss adc:eu'N' Hrmvi Tor chip U. var.
i" iufy OF s>n'isct F.H The Almis-i, '-onr
''.cc 49, 49, made some ozI9 -imcg,s VIA c..l
H..o.. vhi't ptu'ei that II c.a,d ,i'uetray fo-
'' ci-, .'on mo, ron ,ho common ..sn.c, goa.
4.rlt 'y, ..o"ctie, se chainrosS A.. 40 -,., a,o
wlniCvec.
Il re 'i'uso oi Commons, Monday, ,r,'. .h ~.
Di''foi m 'cd tIu r,cu iuls " a..,, ie he. ..,tb
notice eua I,' C-s'oi 81 a.n IN ,.. Coo, -. p. .t..
:, 1.sh . ~ @ oi get =. nf. N ..n, ,' 'A "
Coolo : ..cc :" vhoh b." e7il. 30. ... o-..', s-
A., ~, = 1i,..,,,, -, '..' '..''.-.'.' ''
it' lntexr =. s,.uuI. t.AJ s.Drt, ,r''', 30" ,.r-
,G npder the 70 '' tn fat' 90 o." .t 'o.'. 3
hyas' "a orr,. I"N, '.., .'-' mo- cp...D'i t.' .
piNo,a!his' !. l.. &C.. I'I. .r' 20. .. .f.."r. '"
q tYvefb'LCa hes '..cu 20 ', r.. '... Duo '"l-
@Iurls't .' .Ut9 .4 ... f.... Oh. ..t.. 'f.
phr' hId the c> l''1 d.-.t .fa. 80 ,..5 must
act lu alost' Co a.. .' t.tI- .,srriI .si.F.
rhsisci NJ. llsi on Nlu na,ips ,s.,l,I u. . ~
vi ihe Mc'nt oi iht u. aiirae- h, b. Quoted.
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uccessiul ExreditIonyfo Nnnsemond.

t,sss N,a'o,. July ls.-Co!onel Charles nia'
OF the FIRST United State. Volunteers Nth
iusdrons Of the Twentieth New York cavalry.
or,smouth Ia, SATURDAY, and returned last eve
After repeated sSi.mishes they tuooeeded in
az all the euerillas, rebel cavalry nidors, and
w from the Nsnsemond country scros tho
water River. One Of our men was muIac ID
being captured, and, not teins able to arrest the
ereI, the Colonel burned all the buildings in tho
.borhood where the murder va. cotnmittsd.
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VI y, JhF-r l. t'r;nHf, iormC.lrh Tn'ei s'a'cs
eSna' or, 4ei On TIM ll;h .usi, a. " iesfe0ot IN
Johnsul., r. ~ ti' 80 of r'out ak '-nLr J'TH,
lie ~.s ior mAly .Cta couLeste 18th ir1p1' tort
,nsr,Lstri NJ ente pr.s,s in Rhode LAnd ras PIT
p', sn, VIZ aI.n ard = 3. a., Sas'iLss ~ As
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ocrT'spondcn Of the Ciisinnnd ",l~rt .-'-
10Th. gives tho iorovias details u thc 60. n- c
Chs;t.hc,chec river
at nirht ilsrd,s's COTS Witch ~s.''' ii.i r'--
ton Of the rebel 1ny on thie sile O. tlt tshuc-
chez bui Mt tuth be railroad ht.3-s m.i '.o -. On
re-. .s@ S,d;s ;s. qySr ,;m. A. +, t.yrf ,s d ee
rebel force tljs side Vi the Cn'tabo' c., e'rHI
sucffiilas and stras ;iipe l'dfs vi "a ..U, u, I'D
% snd aotlsr corp, a., ,9,I s.Ic.. he I've ,.r 'e 4
morrow, enh there if not much '.ul' 't' ic b al
push straight on TO Atlanta. The ''',s.'c . p ~
have retired Ia the ~. eri0n ot ~Iu'.. - .I. b..
The general rWpiossion seems 20 '' tnt' CO." ~
mase no firthss siand Ter Atlanta he g.. l;' o.
the latter city have ca nps'ly ltfuu-At i.t..u -n
% deliver baioo anywhere w. toe N,c Tiu o. O.
placs, and n" pFpcrs irc cp1i -. '!' U'" q. f
init 20 snkcc rule D9u't tuusiap' .ia'H. it
tyvr. TINT tse,c will &c NJ iuith,r Lsl.n. u" 'iie
Of Atlanta The army .s IN til. rrir.
Another eorreTpotcn', luly t 49, si,c o.. e. rs.
isrs Of ue formidable position o, tho enemy r,h o.
the river;
Johnston h.' re''--i rr'te ld.u.c'-. > .r. p
tions nlIe,d, irtt.tit-i, pnd is uc. va. p. tIa.u
lie hA n double liu, ot vrs, tttC.f .c .t.." a. .o..
"A uio and hall iion 'he fir'-, ... .ris-o - y
~ to conccsI ,he roNclnrns ' l"rD q" ''.. a.,
,,oept whom pss-ilc un - ~ ,oil .
al shovc the mouth - Hict rk .,.t. Nut 1
IA not know Ger Hf'y .irt ..,Hf end.
From hih near t.i. .'..... tHtFi. tio-r
wUke sio Ili,ii Y .' ',.r t.rs 'H- ~.
lantn n slao t. %" 80 ifIa rilv shop.
In f1D hlsr.. ..".. WY .'.cr. t..f a.. 80. ~
tIe 10, .l ..... ,.'r ~. Co., I. q. ihr ,ou'n
hGuh " ~ ..p.t d ,'ltu.'. fU vo. b o.
a. 'tt- $50 o.. .r 'H ..
I 'o..s - .. ...-. I.- sl.,4...rr 'lIr.. d. co.,
si- '..'. 80 = l'Nc rr uni loo Cog so'Hn
e. scout, Fuch irf i1f s.it. ft tie
o. .s . a ',H o., coICCs sci. .! o. 20 70 ',' iug
, aye. =" A. sr.rs iD' op 10 Co.. p. 80.
. tl.I til liy ln1IN.
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GENERAL surE1i,N.
The Reported Arrival Before Atlunta ,

Lyetsr1lh Jsie' iGh.-fo '-p's SphvI'e TINS
sNs
At tire last aeec nj. or & goo ven t.l,i securely
entsosrbej Of the C,sttahe-h
Thcre hss t~cn q pur- i 'Ne n hois ard nc
sf,anec fiem the bAnt' OF the i.aho,.A c toE -fd
ACVi.a
fss~uscp on the ~ cnire trsin, ,o-dsv, state thai
r-nIs,t prevail q, NASHVILLE that t~-. sherman has
cavired 6,QN griscn - ti; iAo ur.e ia &C. iity gss
not .te.cf
- r'-o tc,u.1.i that Coz norman lee oric-cd
cs. sqpuut Il. ofaN, '.rk ~. 81 OF a- inea
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A >rit us'r,- ,he rrnubiicaus lrs.,s.-
weed 81 's-.rsr,tary Cln-c- tor-E
AL l''I or 'uhici,nrm aEninst NIr. to-
nrh The f1sir..'. ovr itr. haze ssTse.
ro'"tath" tfr' i,c,tc -'rhr ~rv \ ork I've
ton dnasr .iuialticn IA Rarpiur m..
Lr.cc'i - .trtr,ri,C,t. thr piurscr.
Ct-' 'br tr''c1 "oiicv co.tiru vi,,ious
Of BVils r., Rpd "Rtvrt. OF p;ood..
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Nocr TEopps LANDED Al WLsuISGTov.-
"a, l.. s.Gonu nraspo;t N!4sitsV,. from NoU on
.s Ne Oh, ia Washington, -. G., liL inst, ar
-i,cd q l4is poIt l'st cye1ine. The Il. iGatcl at
wILinrton te 9Gth and nc N. \ , and 3JA Aa-s.
Ieslm.nr.
SECRETARY FEssEEDES is still at tie hsior
Hou-, but his IAoyereas are N lar, soeiet. Ib1
ioosu. IA. In gsa hs4 tsa sSssa.a.1a W sssiv " -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-30
Amussmsnta.

FoRDsNnw THnArRr.-A bin Of rare eIcel-
lenoe Il announced here for this evening, consist
lag Of Goldsmlths sparkling comedy Of " She
Stops to Conquer,n and the drama OF the AvenE-
Ing HAnd.n This light and pleasing entertainment
viii prove an agreeable change rom the heavy
tragedies that hRve been played during the past
week, and, a. the comedy above named n one OF
the faoiest OF the old English comedies, the
lovers OF mirth will no doubt an their faVorite
temple OF the drama this evening TO repletion
Mr.. John Mecullough, Miss Alice Gray, Mr. J. A.
Herne, Mr.. Q. b. Birhop-in fact, ali the fayorites
OF the oompany-appear. On Monday Mr.. Forrest
appears, for the hrft time this season. In bis world
renowned character Of SpsTtaeus, ne Gladiator.
CArTHRBuRY MUSIC HALL.--A capital bill is
offered this evening, embracing variety Of farces
negro sketches, singing, dancing, 40, by troupe
Of artists that cannot be surpassed IN any concert
hall In the country. On Monday evening will be-
performed the prize drama BY John Y. Poole, ESQ,
entitled the Mountain Outlaw a. played At tie
American Music Hall, New York, for over four
weeks. Tuesday afternoon and tsening has been
set apart for the bensht OF Joseph Brsham, Esq.,
leader OF the orchestra.
VARIHTus.-Jacks Sheppard for the last time
tonight, in which the popular young aetress Miss
Maggie Friel will sustain her great character OF
Handsome Jack, which crowded tho benches last
night. Ia addition to the great drama, will n
performed all the regular Music Hall show, CON-
pfised OF Singing, Dancing, Ethiopian acts, &c.
Mopday night, mafntj Wednesday, Ladies' Level
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srATRs lO.4o poNps.

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