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OF THE
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WASHINGTON, n. c., July l, 1861.
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Middle Military Division.
MOSTLY IN TIE vALLEY-ATTACK on WACO.
TRAIY-THE E6CAPE OF THE REBELS.
Speeial Despatch 10 dc Phi!ade.Phia Inquirer
YoIr obcdient servant.
JAMES Il. FRY, PrOuOst MaFsl.gi Genera

MOSTLY IL THE VALLEY-ATTACK on WAGON
TRAIE-THE E6CAPE OF THE REBELS.
ssecial Despateh 10 he Philadelphia Inquirer.
HAKPERs FERRY, Wednesday, Aug. IL.
About the only aggressive enemy in the Middle
Military Division is Mosby, and the only danger
Gus place appears TO be the rear of army on its
line of communication with this point.
Yesterday Lieutenant j. S. Walker and Phil.
Droyer, First United States Cavalry riding little
in advance of wagon train coming in. were at
tackled by a party of guenillas three miles beyond
Charestown. At the first FIRE all four fell dead ex-
cept Lieutenant Dryer, who wasmortally wounded
The gueuillas rified the persons of Walker and
hlstwo companions, and fed without moesting the
wagon train. Later in the day Lieut., Col. Page
with small escort, was chased by large party of
gueirillas from Charlestown TO Halltown only four
miles nom where the Colonel and one of his men
MADE Their escape, but tho remainder Of his party
were captured.
Charestown is full of ablc-boded mon, apparently
citizens, who are undoubtedly engaged in these
atrocllesi and when Gen. Sheridan hangs few of
mem, or hoids Charlestown accountable for the
safety OF bis trains and couriers, we may expect
these outrages TO close, not before.
The object of General Shcridsn's present move
ment has been fully accomplished by the retreat Of
Early beyond Strasburgh II was hoped in the out
sc: 10 force Early TO battle in which case his destruc-
ton was sure, but by his rapid marches lie has es-
eaped.
Prisoners report that Early expected large rein
to meet him at Mount jackson where no
would turn upon us and drive us out of the valley
Many of them assert that Lee is with these rein
In person, aud they seem confidently TO
EXPECT the war to be transferred 10 the North. As
YET, however. the enemy shows no sign Of having
eceiyed any OF ti'ese reinforcements. All stories
II Longstreet or a.py other Rebel except Mosby,
icing in Smokers Gar are wildly untrue.
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30slO


From this table il viii he seen that the quota uhuei
the late call is less than tina; Of last year.
lis true that the quotas of last year amer havine
bee assigned on the basis Of enrolment III Ne"-i
as in other States arbitrarily redneeo upon VIC
report of the COMMISSIONS but that fact cannot properly
he used as reason for similar reduction ms year
since that reduction was made law has been passed
February "a 1900 which absolutely requires tit VI
quotes shall De based the enrolment; aud the ehrO
mest has been revised and corrected. Hence; even u
it was legal ana proper to reduce the quotas m year
II is not 50 this. o.. cr.t.
The enrolment is the legal (see Opinion Of solicitor
War Department. herewith, rs well as me pest oiss
for tho assignment of quotas. To abandon IT, or sns'
pend the sgnment OF quotas and raising OF roops on
account OF It's alleged imperfecions. woud be no more
Unsuitable tLnn 1t would 60 suspend The pohtica f@s
based upon the tables N the states Oh disfcs
or 10 foego the collection Of internal revenue on ac-
count of assumed inpereetlOns and inequalities III tie
/ assessment rolls
In making the assignment OF quotas see no reason
why Tie INV should not be applied 20 NewYOrk as wen
as to the other States nor ii the law would permit t
do see any sufficient reason for an arbitrary reduction
of ibe ouotas in NewYork elsewhere either through
the instrumentality OF q Commission or otherwise
The facts presented in this letter. cover the points In
the letter 10 me- dated August 2, 1854 from Orison
Bnnt Chairman Of New York County Bounty Commit
tee, and will serve answer to that communication
have the honor 10 BE-. Sir,
Very respectfully,
YoIr obcdeut servant.
JAMES l.. FRY. PrOrOst MarsAas General
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CRnms.--W William W. Clarke sailor, was ar
rested on the complaint of Charles Johnson, rcsd-
Ing at no. 81 Hamilton street. lie states that on
the evening Of the 18th inst, the accused accompa
MED by Marshal Brown entered his apartment, and
during his Temporary absence CLARKE distracted
iiom trunk in the room The sum of $50 in Treas
ury Notes. The theft was witnessed by Brown.
Clarke was committed by Justice Mansfield, in de-
fault of 81 900 bail. ana Brown was sent TO The
House Of Detention as IL witness. -. Catharinc
Bcrghardt was committed By Justice Mansfield on
u charge Of stealing wearing apparel 10 the value Of
$0 from Mr.. Conrad IIcitzer, residing at Yer
planck's Point, Wcstchcstcr Go. Officer
Mcssucr, of the 18Th Precinct early yesterday
morning caught Young man in the net of crawling
from front window of the residence of Mr. VIM.
VI. Ferguson, No. 1856 East 18th street. He gave
his name as Edward Ryan. Ii his possession vas
found piece of silk and a gold watch valued at
900; both articles wore identified by hr. Fergu-
son. Justice Ledwith committed tho accused in
default of 81 500 bail.
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James Curphey, Cashier.
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Monitors.

To The Editor ofhc ". l. Tribune;
SIR: IL your comments on the victory OF tn,
Salamauder' in Mobile Bay, you do injustice 70
the Monitors in two instances. firsi Ia inl!Mniing
that the wooden vessels did ali the work. See what
the grave old Admiral says: "0n tie siarboerd OF
The fleet was the proper position Of the Monitors
that was the side nearcstto Fort Morgan, aud when
the "Tenncssec" struck, the iron caIs Were clos
ing upon her."
Then you call the "lIc!acomc" Monitor of
" hepless cumsine.s,' when she is not q Monitor
at all; she is one Of tho "much abused doulc-cnd-
ers ard no doubt is a very efficient ship Of war, or
the Admiral would not have lashed her to his ship
going into action. HcrrganiHg into the Hartford
was undoubtedly done in the confusion and smoke
of battle intending 30 run into the Tennessee"
A word on that gallant officer, Capt Craven. lie
is said, in notice Of him in a morning paper of
Monday, as being opposed to the Monitors. This
is not true as know, and have besides the tcsti-
mony of the builders and that Of the Admiral super
intending, that he felt most earnest interest in
their success, and confluence in their ability as
ships of war to defend harbors and cooperate with
military forces in attacking forts. G. VI. y.
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Grcnt Copperhcna Eizzie nj river Head
Long Island.

IT, he Editor oths v Y. T,i6rr',
SIR: ovallandigham-Fculio Wooi-Governor
scvmourPeacc-at-aD ;iicc Copperhcads Of Suffolk
County smothctcd every village ald hamlet last
week with the following handbis:
Gr.sp rAss mrEryG
10 be Isid AZ Rirer n al. l. L. a. O'Clock PM FfidHy
AfgHs. J1, IrGi.
The Democracy 81 SUFFOLK 'e a-d Gl o'lris -,
T. Peace aud adjustment e cur Nntoni d'H' ntes
l.y neg ciaiDu ara IogUcstcd % meet IN Adsa CJtrh'
ton on that day r ihc puGpDs II taxing tlch uct.uh
o. may De- deemed proper ~ TcntOn u the lcpeseL'a
''0'' - Per order Of Committee.
C. e. Burr o sullivan. 7. Rans.n and other eminent
speakers VIII add eos the meeting.
The same announcements were made in the local
Coppcrhead papers, and every nerve was strained to
get up such a mass meeting as would oyerawe our
I5yIl citizens. The result WAS
"lhc mourtiin WIS IN lih1r
And mouse was born
Tie Rev. Chauncey Burr did not como, but SUBJ
stiiutc from New York cry arrived in The twelve
o'clock noon train, cooked and PINNED for a grand
seccsh speech. Ho inquired at the depot where the
grca. mass meeting was "a be held. Nobody could
tell him He then asked for the managers OF the
Democratic Club. lie WAS told there was mono of
that breed OF dogs around except br. Howell, and
he vas non csf. lie instantly inquired 81 what time
the train would leave Tor New York, and Was III
formed IT woIli be- ~ three O'Clock.
"Iiaye got 10 stay in this id Lincoln hole
two hours exclaimed the Comprehend orator III M
elablc disgust.
such vas ne awful fact, but At three o'clock pre-
ciscly be left prudcniy shaking all hr dust from
his feet as a valid testimonial against us.
Hculv \. KcenG. editor Of TIE Gr-eDport Watch
man, Of Fort Lafayette nO;Oneiy, j. WicSEam
Case, the defeated Copperhcad candidate tcr County
Treasurer VIM. II. Belts. the distanccd candidate
for Sheriff. Capt Nathan Penny, late 81 the Ioinbs
where he WIS shut up Tor his connection with a
SLAYER fitted out at New London, were afterwards
seen around the door of one OF our rum shops, but
not hall OF bakers dozen could be ct together,
and the grcat mass meeting of TRAITORS hat wes 10
BE-, could not be got up, and ended IN one Of the
most magnificent iaalcs ever heard o. The Cop
perhcads keep 10 tLo.r holes in these parts, and
am happy 20 send you'hs proof that Northern trea-
son IN this neighbOrhood 10 naariy played ou..
WAR DEMOCRAT.
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TIL RESULT OF 4 DRUNKEN Row.-On Sunday night
last Thomas Leyons while preceding along Nor is
street in an intoxicated condition. ran against Timothy
Daily, who wGs sitting tho steps Of his residence No
- Morris !streei Daily Who was also intoxicated up.
gagged in scuilc. during which naly stabbed h.s on.
ponont in the groin with pensnlfc nl.cting wound
from the effect Of which Lyons subsequently, died
In the New.York Hospital. Coroner Naunann
yesterday held an inquest, and the Jury
rendered n verdict duplicating DAILY. Tho pliso.
ner admits his guilt, but says he acted in sefdo
fence. He committed 10 the TOmbs II,
n native Of Ireland, aged 20 years. and resided
with his mother, al Ne. II. Greenwich street. Day Is
eyed II years and is native ~ Traand