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Rca! estate for 5aic.

A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
II FOR SALE, OK The LINE or The CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF EEw.JERSEY. ONE ANDA
HALF HOURS FROM NEw.iORk
T,o Ho1te lstge. modern IN style and improvement
well shaded IN summer; warmed ia wiuter ~ smith
Bakers Steam ApPsrsius the bet in tic country large
rsrdsu with good stable and carAse house A'o 10 to'e Of
az d. no. adjoining
The advantages Of location drives scenery TO- must be
o. sppreisssd
The whois properly including the 10 acre. Of land. viii be
sold Tor Si2lO1.
Possession gwen immediately. Inquire Of
H. C. BACON. ls2 Broadway.
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DOWN IN TENNESSEE

An entirely new worn by the snthor Of Grceu MoVntsir
Hoys "Aay Martha" Rsno.. {. Oth. Si 20.
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orlarKRAAgTrR GESEEsLs oTrcE, fIasT DIVISION.
MAsmsGT0s ny -'p emDrf z. ieos
WILL BIZ SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, 10
w the highest bidder a, the tue aud Places named
below. viz: .
York. Pa. THURSDAY, Sept. IS. lst
Afoous IA. THURSDAY. Sep. q let
Lebanon ~. THURSDAY. --pt. % 1885, - .
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. AT hA'h
PLACE.
Thee horses have been oosdsmned Unit Tor the eA'ay
service 4 lie amy
Tor roa and purpo-r- many good ssriih- nay b had
Horses 20 srgy.
Terrn.: Cssh IN lttrd Sta - currency.
JANIS A. EhlN toonel Firr DviiioB,
Cuaur Tnssl~f trliefs's Dinee.
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New Ordinations.
ok NEW BOOKS THIS WEEK.
THE ALABAMA AND SUMTER.

The eru.s O, thc.. two nous Confederate Vessels io
a. n,tv,s Ionr,s. ~. OF Captain Seres and ms "uS
. fLis wsgI Is printed from the sdsance pro 80 o. ts
vivid ssd history of he entire carer o. ,ne.s
r.. Snana Confedsrato vessels. Two vol. in ons, limo
doth tirted papor, 81 20.
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new and PROMISING sGhos ia dryelo,ei in tAis shasm
us OF fiction ilm0 Cloth tinted p'p,r.' w.
..be.s boois sold everywhere, and w' 30 'en' BY
snah ynEz reoept Of Pico BY . -
CARLETON. Publisher, Eew-York-
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6a!es bp Auetion.
UCTION NOTICE.. E. HALsEY, Auc.

UCTION NOTICE.. Z. HALSEY, Auc-
n TONER. BY ~. }. Jordan Go. ,cr,o,,
MART. Fihhavr.. corL-r Fody 'foorthst
SATURDAY sept TO- al p. M, desirable lot OF CAR
RiAGEs' STOOLS HARNESS, SADDLES. he, now on
c.-, -
morains Of ale II. }. JORDAN CO., Prspie.or'
A UCTION SALE AT BROOKLYN NAVY
~ Tud-Hy orter u Bssr;Aamir. hnAm r,nlans g. ~,
= ~ Connandsni Of the n ! Navy aMd shsn SneI io'
-, Pub c Auction q. said Ysrd. - THURSDAY, sept
9th, al Il O'c ocs n.
5Jl barrels Spirits Turpcntins
10 oOO 10, OF thipPinsa
lot II Scrap Leather. $50.
ANAL Enine Horizontal bonS
upri,ht i.oiiers
A lot OF 'crsp fstern LUMBER
A ioi Of Hard Col Cind.fs
lot of Iron boats
Several ondemned Wood bost&
Tv.n,y D. Of the purchase money nus DC arp"eo
Al due oil sale. aud zen days vil De sowod 70 remove ue
Forfeited government Al payments 10 De ua1e ~
ana before the goods are nom
'"' '''' nd MARSHALL, o. 3. Navy stereheeper.
Navy Yard Nsw-Yogk August. i"oA
4 UCTION NOTICE.-NEW AND VALU'
~ AMIR MACHINERY AT AUCrlON.-G. ". hOFF
a. :, Son o. yu cell II snriion ~ "WEDNESDAY sept
81 ~ e'rk A M a. i3I East Jld-sue,t, New York ttty
lar lot cf new irst oGs zrhuerssach a. fiauers In
snr and HsnI Lat o. Milling Mschnes Barrel ns s,o
t.isin, aHchns,. Rifng. Rof.ng aud bsrri tri.s ns
chi, - Iaytin; shsi -tsn4r NJ 're'-' tths @ho "
Cutn Mach ro,rhn. spd prgt Drll e,scsi ra-h
Ma, nc- cod nni stocs Tuning Lathe ac; Nc 100
An nee PROM. the ters and stock OF coPff
Gun ia tnn. ssbishrisn Mt me Sal" "ii os i'.'p
tor, an delivery. Cns osue. osy pe ma al,
t,ihr n apple 4 the Auction Dom w rear 'ue' M
n tn. .,es ~ order Of she Trustees o. the Aneicsi
l.r Mn. 90 qfrng GEO. r. MAY, Secretary.
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n
ABRAHAM LINCOLN-slsv-ry snd s., sgucs inaics'ed
by his ~tesches. Letter. Ms@a.es. and tT,clarllt A.
RECONs1RU CriONi AHrty ihe cone. ssoue AID LIN
90 n the architect IL PIP. y. PEI ltndr ID
RECONSTRUCTION Oh REbLL STATES. IL ppi 81
per iun red.
THE EXPULSION or LONG. rPi = per hgn.rfd
THE EXPULSION or Long. pp.; 81 peg 4sndt i
STAFF RENOVATiOE. PIP. : pr hunafg d
CONFlSCATiON o. REBEL PAOfELIl pp.i 81
'FREEnMRNs AFFAIRS. PIP; g pr hundred
CONFIsCAIlON OF REBEL PROPERTY. pP'i 81
sEClssioN AND RECONSTRUCTION srp-; e1 per
' N% COMPROMISE With TREASON. spp. 81 pr
hundred
a FREE CONSTITUTION. 3 Dr. 81 pr hundred
UNIV EESAL EMANCIPATION. WITHOUT COMPEN-
BATON. 10 PIP - psI nuld sd -
TITLE TO PROPERTY IN SLAVES pp.i al per
ITSNDMzNr TO CONSTITUTION. PIP; So per
REcONsrRUCTIoN I. TIE STATES. srp., ell per
kvpdfcd.
THOUOHTs FOR HONEST DEMOCRATS.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF ANDREW JOHNSON.
candidate for the Vice Presidency. 10 pp 81 per hundred
THE WAR COMMENCED By TIsG REBELS. II Pp ;
o. per hundred. -. -
Dor salt az 1uL TRIBUNE ORR itb.
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CAMPAIGN S.-REPORT or
~ THU COEGRLSSoNlL COMMITTEE OK TIE
ARMY OF TIE POTOAAc-wHY MCCLELLAN " As
REMOVED. 10 reycsi price centA
HOW TO PROSECUTE AND HOW TO END THE
WAR Speech by General Buile.i PAGES. prc. oeuts
ARMY or TIE POTOMAC Calnpsigno of the PENN.
vul, hsrysnd fredericksburg TESTIMONY OF General,
MCCLELLAN. BUKAsipS sod HOOKER. u g..c. prcs
SsSss
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Nem Publications..

AN INTERESTING REPRlNT.-Messrs.J >.
" = rIIITOS : CO Boston, pnbish to-day broken
sht. by Frances Power Cobb well kscwn as prrscns'
friend theodore Parker and the winter OF the foanc
tion 10 bic Works published IN England ro''eD' WIVES
thu. spenks of u: A., .~... ,s,.
r.ous Of Which ths essays and reviews OF nsh
Oh 20 cu.os book ard Theodore Ps. writing ana ~
nam, liz Of Jesus portions il l. very interesting ana
v,ry .pa Ths suho net dsno y state her own posi-
ton bat pretty eer Tat sAe goes ~ far a. any OF Tue
.ha cnrrIl
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NEW BOOKS-HURD q IOUGHTON. 4Ol

NEW B0OkS-IIURD q IIOUGHTON, 4OI
IN Broadway, n. T., oasI \. Whoie.ae any Retail:
LIE AND CAMPAIGNS or GEORGE h. McCLELr
Ian, by O. s 50
CUSTOMS AND SERt lCE FOR NONCOBiAIS.
STONED OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS, by Ksutz ! %
IIFE on ABRAHAM LINCOLN, with ina nc.ssges,
sp.eche', 1c BY J. IL Bartlett. -
ditiJr and Puur. Prospects Of Religious Faith BY
Frances Power Coote .,.'..' %
TIT BITS OR How TO fEEpAlR A NicH ni'H AT
MoDI rArB ExPEgsa By ais : o. kHiglt........ 20
DRINAJI, PEFsONh, b. Eobsr: Brownlag........ ] 90
GIE CLIffCLIM8F9S . Captain Mayne Reid. -
large assortment u Standard MisceL ad JoSeniie
Epoka
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THE TRIAL.

MORE LINKS OF TIE DAISY CHAIR, BY tAe suthsr q
TIM HKIR REpc.IRsE, | We. llno, paper covers
81 y; cloth. 81 rs
1rusot from a review OF "The Heir Of Rcoclytt," sxd
"Iiasrtsesss" IN The Norh Am,r7eGH Reriee
"The tint OF ..r wu ings aich made saion here ~ss
shs HeiI and wLst sensaor was. teirrfns 70 me re-
taAins Of tie ws.hd cover 81 the cory s, d. ~ Ga q
T. belonged the ssith tausand How many tioufe a
hsvs been i,snsd nee by tie puo ihcrs % sup zoe a.
nlslsd aid tie plsoes OF ar,~n d d " a.
away old cOrios d, noi tempt 20 cuJe Hure MOI a.
livianG mercy, hu -conssilt ~ sfc"t pax GA
terdlr nesed youns dluse-grie un7'a no ponia."
sps.k of real ones iroa si Chares OTdsoL Own % e
nursery idol Carlton have iis hesitsion la pfoi onh
Dir Cny SO vile OF Red yifc. Baronr the most rdmF ol
pps net with in toy - on Tue s9''e9' JoSou
Sov the hr liant sId NJ child Of genius d Of 9f une
crowned with ths besuy Of Es cry holiness, and over
with the drsisss o. hs hereditary go D. oia ne
Yoi ard touching 'des' ~ h. etiy de~'H-"l@ ca~'A
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GO Get.

| A FACTORY & WATER POWERto LET
"a Bulldogs % oaRes. store. &c, 20 miles out n"AI
Dep,s MaB building stories' ITO by " ieel Apply
% Dc -.,.. I'd story.
lrI,O LET-A PART OF the frs.-cless HOUSE
No ~. Wsst 5th-.t, a desirable family. inqairo
at 10. 25s Fulton st.
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A NEW BOOK. By THE AUTHOR or THE
IN HsR o. RrpcLYyFg" b. APPLETON 90. A5 49,
kuoapwAY pubusA tins dAy,
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6nicls, ST.

EVERETT HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE NEw.YoRK-
7 ,ssrpea beg r.spoc,fuy to inform their friends and
III. pub that ser the 2h Of August the house above VIII
ss conducted upon tie EUROPEAN PLAN
Tie house has thoroughly renovated Aad ~s are no"
prepared to 10. sp.str,ss,s FOR the winter
Tie location the sso sd comfort OF the rooms OF this ho'o
are unsurpassed .., -. n roproya
DF T,ANFAU HOUSE. ~ WEST FOR
4 j ti.,h., fronting Rrs.rvor Park ffhsv. lie &c
ID couodiou. su Of R0ofns newly and e'"giut fanis
e.. Also Oh, G. Suit second floor, unlrn 'hed iao"
Eoie.
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COMMENTARY on ACTS Of APOSTLES,
with Revised Version o. the Text Third Edition. by
,. W. MoIARvE1. Price $i.15.
SPIRITUAL INFLUENCE. IT RYtsrgs hiEsyRs
BY Moss 4. LAIRD l2no. "a page 81 rcI dor 80
pr 100.
Also varsity Of Tracts religious topicA sappea eRA
vyrrousLr to applicants hy
THOMAS HOLMAN. Steam Printer.
Conner Cen,sc and Whit. streetG
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A GREAT CHANCE for INVESTMENT
200 LOTS IN Brootl,R with Railroad md 'front.'
.ro win b. sold At frelt bargain. Also. lots neal Bojord
srsnue. Apply q. y neIlL. ID door
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4 SPLENDID FARM for SALE, near Patcr-
- sor New J,t-y. $50 anus mOsqu.io y. Apply 70
. 81 CAsTLAND % Wsirust
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1ilnslral JnoiruNent1

A ". GALE Il Co.. PIANO-fORTES
~. nsnsiscsory and wareroous.
no. ~ k6st I3tl-sI. New York.
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YAsr Of n. .boy, .,r fe. By n, o. eeeIp. q PIC
COR THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

Il READ COCHlN'S RESULTS or EMANCIPATION.
Proving whist are the priotictl soIkings Of
PRESIDENT LiNCOLNS POLICY
The important and timely BOOK OF iHe ssaton which
saoud pe -. ...,.,.,-,,ror
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al ONEKsrRuNG 0HA.D, AsD SQUARE
PIANO FOhff NASuFAtluh-R,
No % Pduc, lew door, WEI, q nTsatsAv, NeW-lork,
Thee Pianos have G.ys received tie nIs 'in wnes
they bt,u elsiset written eia'n'j io' Ae
,,ars accom- -Hirs ssch iislo
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A GOOD DRESS-MAKEE, whose customers
4 are a,,sy i. the county dairous Of few mole
,'r, % l.t East 2l,-s between lei nd ID sVenues
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Wamis.

NpW ENGLAND LADY (widow) wishes
~ - -. - HDi'sEKEEPER. NURSE or SEAN
: rgfes Bss os references given Address Mira b. b's
l9l Tribune Onoc-
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Or /, WALKER, WISE L CO.. Pub ,-Ts, Boqtot. sIt
Books s.ut Tree by nal, receipt OF price, VI ~
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nEER PARK Female institute. Port Jervls.
Orange county y. " r,opcn, sept 49, Col'g.'' course
the- vrlrs hirnrst advnns-fof music morn az scrhefj
LoiDe comforts un.uiisssrf 40. Rev L. '"IHI"P I
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BORDENTOWN,

GERMAN-AMERiCAN INSTITUTE, Nos
~ a. g.; Wet I'D t \ T. TIE two De- srfmeni. o
this School MONDAY sept u, Ani the utr' sn''
r-ndy receive application. behalf OF new lay Hn
Bonriing SrLosr or ana gf ~ Monday cpt s. Program
had the It's iiit- md M the bookstore. Of y
Westeunsnu Co.. ssO hwsy aud g.. G r.,ern, 49, hroid
way. H.GtRCkE. hOSALfEt. HEuMAsh t.kOSsLf
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4 LIEN q BROWN,
JONATHAN w ALLEN, ~. o. R,o,3x,,
JOSIAH W. BROWN.
O5er the following houses SID ots for sale: .
s.h-ay with rhe extra io pVo
5hay oOtLer heute south Of 3f1 st........... ~ ~
5lb-si I'll v.. fgrul stcd =. ~
W. j.
90 - -, yu 0al W Sta n,sr SHAY. 1900
s.I - 5b..v lc roo w 10Th near - av..
y - "a J,s.o,sv A. so W eth near 5n sv.. 20frO
3st d Nsd.ou.sv 70 O0D W. S,ta. 3b av.. 5000
". 32d. near 5ih sy.. 5k5h
Also .uuIbsg o.Oibrr houee- snc lots
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auBtruCtl0n.

COOPER INSTITUTE-Room 2.-THOH-
~ OUaH INSTRUCTION in GERMAN, FBEEa II aud
the CLASSICS win be given by Pref WAGENfh, tiate
Prof OF Latin and German in the Packer Collegiate ihsue
Brook ynD 10 Ladies and Gsntlencn Separate classes wa
be- formed for Young Ladies' Students enter At any tns
OF tbs Session. Daily restsron hours from - al "
EE<ish Oernisns The FIRST Term on MON
DAf ncrt Seplanker n. Terms. 81 loT a les.eaa-
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VNOODBuRY INSTITUTE, Woodbury., CT.
w good SCHOOL ard cA,esisl ard pssiant hcuar.
Yox eNx o.sa Sttvss The trEcVs- j. b. huLeE
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PROCLAMATION.
A Day Of Fasting and Prayer

WASHINGTON, July SIN accordance with
the joint resolutions of Congress, the Pres
ident has issued proclamation appointing
the frst Thursday Of August next as day
of humiliation and prayer for the people OF
the United States, and recommending them
to confess and repent Of their manifold sins
and implore the forbearance and forgiveness
of Almighty God, aud to pray that, if con
sistent With His will, the existing rebellion
may be speedily suppressed, and the SUI
pfemacy Of the Constitution and the laws
of the United States may be established
throughout the States; that the rebels may
lay down their arms and speedily return to
their allegiance; that they may not be ut!
terly destroyed that the .effnsion of blood
may be stayed aud that amity and frater.
nifty may be preserved, and peace establish
sd throughout oar borders. s p --..Uu
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BALTIMORE, July S.-A dispatch received
from Frederick, at headquarters this morn
ing, states that the enemy retreated during
the night. Gen. Wallaceis pursuing them.
Reinforcements are rapidly going forward.
A private message from Chambersburg,
says the campaign is ended in that locality.
Advices from Harper's Ferry this morn.
ing, show that the rebels have left there.
Stories told by prisoners, of the rebels
having large force beyond South Noun
tain are probably boasts to mislead US.
Our scouts failed to discern any large
force any where. ''-
The dispatches sent from here that SO
or 60 miles of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
roae had been destroyed are untrue.
General Hunter is supposed by this time
to have reached point not far from Mar
tinsburg, and possibly has already struck a
blow at the rebels rear There is no ex
eitement.
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FREDERICK, July 9Th, P. M-The reb
els have retreated fully four miles from
their position of yesterday on the road to
Boonsboro and HagerstowD. Gen. Wallace
aud Staff are actively engaged. Every.
thing looks well. Frederick is in no dan.
ger. One gun WAS captured by Us yester
day. The llth Maryland, 100 days men
have arrived here, and been we'll received
BALTIMORE, July 9Th, 2 P. NJ "A dis,
patch from Harper's Ferry this morning
confirms the evacuation of that place BY
the rebels, and says our troops again hold
the town. The old hag floats once more
over the town.
WASHINGTON, July Sit is decided b.
the intenal revenue bureau that with thl
exception for transportation, distilled spir-
its in bonded warehouses, cannot be re
moved therefrom only on payment of th'
internal revenue duty, at the rate of sl.5l
q gallon. The transportation bonds pre-
scribed BY the Secretary Of the Trsasur,
under act Of March 7th may be used 70
removal Of spirits, coal oil and tobacco
under the 6lst Section Of the act of Jun
last, the oath being omitted. ..,
1t is understood that Brig. Gen, Howe
Chief OF Artillery, Of Department OF Wash
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Nova Scotian

PORT AU BASQUE, N. F., July s.-Ths
steamship Nova Scotian from Liverpool
Monday eth, passed this point to day for
Quebec, with passengers and cargo trans
ferred from the Peruvian, which steamer
had returned to repair damages. ....
The final meeting of the Conference took
place on the 25th. IL was purely formal
and the war had recommended. Prussia
had sent orders to Marshal Vsu Wrangel to
recommence bostillties on the 26th. f
A speedy attack on the Island Of Alison
was expected.
Capt Winslow, of tho Kesrsage, hes sd. .
dressed letter to the Daily News in which
be states that he did not send any chal>
lange, but Semmes sent request to Wins
low not to leave as he would fight the
Kearsage, and would only occupy day or
two in preparations. Five days however
elapsed before they were completed The
Kearsage was only slightly damaged, and
it was supposed on board that the action
for hot work had just commenced when II
ended. 1855 .ts
The Paris Tempts gives report that
two Confederate cruisers are of Cherbourg
watching for the Kearsage.
The Commercial news by the steamer
merely embraces the opening proceedings
of Mondays market.
Cotton was frmer and the probable busi.
mess for the day would reach 1000 bales.
Breadstufs, quiet.
Provisions unchanged. l- 500
Consuls at noon quoted at 80 sOf for
money. ~.
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ALBANY, July S.-The Gov. has issued
his Proclamation requiring commandants
of national guards to fill up their regi.
ments their maximum number with II
days or they we'll be filled under the en-
rlilment of each county must furnish its
proportion Of the 100 day men called for BY
the first.
New York and Brooklyn will not bt
called upon for more than their quota
New York $4,000, second division 1850 nc
reply has been received from Washington
to the despatch asking if thirty day mer
would be received and as to the nature o.
tie service which will be required Of the
New York Militia the rebel raid may prove
too small to demand any men from this
State for it's suppression.
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BALTIMORE, July I'VE are assured at
Headquarters that everything is progress
ing WE'LL and with the reinforcements now
reaching the front the rebels will soon find
their expectations sadly disappointed. Gen,
Wallace says the detac hments of 100 day
men in the fight behaved well.
NEW YORK, July s.-The Worlds Fred,
erick special says the commissary stores Of
Hunter and Sigel, were not burned as re-
ported, but abandoned. The rebels learn.
ing this, sent a part of their forces int
Maryland as blind, scattering them abou
90 as to distract our attention, while they
hurried these stores, which were large ant
valuable of by way Of Stanton and Win
chester. Finishing this job they will con
centrats in MARYLAND and do all the dam
age they can.
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More About the Alabama---
Semmes' Official Report.

New YORK, July S.-La France states
that the Kearsage on returning to the port
of Cherbourg during the afternoon of Suns
day. landed 63 of the crew OF the Alabama.
Of this number Is were wounded.
The French authorities have charge OF
all the prisoners The wounded were sent
to the naval hospital where they receive
every attention.
New YORK, July 8.-Semmes in his
official report of the engagement with the
Kearsarge says;
When about mile distant be opened
solid shot. The Kearsarge replied in few
minutes and the engagement became active
The two ships steamed around q common
centre preserving distance from eacf
other Of from quarter to halt mile
When within good range, he opened with
she'll. In 10 or II minutes the Alabama''
spanker gaff was shot away and her en-
sign came down. This was Immediately
replaced by another at the mizzen mas
head. Firing now became very hot ant
he enemy's shot and she'll soon began tC
tell upon our bull, knocking down, killinl
and disabling number Of men in diferen
parts Of the ship.
Perceig,ng that our shell, though hittinl
did but little damage, resort was had Il
solid shot alternated with she'll. After tb'
lapse Of about An hour and ten minutes on
ship was ascertained to be IN sinking con
dition, the enemy's she'll having exploded
in our sides aud between decks, ope nine
large apertures through which the wate
rushed with great rapidity for soae min
,tss. i had hopes Of being able to reacl
the French coast for which purp 50 gaV'
the ship all steam aud set such OF the ior'
and ait sails as were available
The ship filed 80 rapidly, however, iha'
before we had made much progress the nre'
were extinguished in the iarnsees' ano W.
were evidently on the point oi sinking.
nov bauled down my coiors 10 lre'eh d
! further destruction Of life, and despatched
/. boat TO inform the enemy OF our eondi
ton He SAYS that the Kearssge fred ns
j times after Lis colors were struck. ID
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NEw YORK, July s.--Gen.' Sanford this
morning received instructions not to issue
orders for the departure Of any Of onr city
regiments for the scene of the rebel inva>
sion until further orders are received from
Albany. ..l lass
The news Of the retreat OF the rebels in
Maryland has increased confidence in the
money market and certificates advanced IA
}. Gold opered firm at 276, but gradually
declined to 269a270. ....t. ..
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ST. LOUIS, July S.-A spirited meeting
was held last night in the Court House ro-
tunda. to devise means to raise representa-
tive recruits, also to avert the draft by rails.
ing volunteers to fill the quota of st. Louis
in advance of another call for troops. A
central recruiting commission was appoint
ed to determine upon plan of action, and
. committee in each ward and township in
the county was appointed to raise money
and otherwise assist the central commits
sion. Appropriate speeches were made and
a good deal OF enthusiasm manifested.
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FROM GRANT.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
-ssssssssssssssssssssssssss.


New YORK, July 8.-The Worlds head.
quarters correspondent of the 9Th says it is
not permitted to speak freely of the prepa
tions during the past week, for in reviewing
offensive operations in this locality the next
few days may witness some effort more san
culinary and perhaps more fruitful than the
slow processes of siege.
given charge of all siege operations in
front, he has been for the past few days
constantly in the saddle, experimenting the
placing Of batteries and testing the value
of positions. Some of our batteries have
been constructed under great disadvantages
the men being obliged to lie on their bellies
and dig holes sufficiently deep to protect
them from the rebel fire.
The shelling Of railroad trains is kept up
constantly.
The Washington correspondent to the
World says:
Indications are that active moyementt
on large scale will not be attempted for 6
week or two at least. The fail of Peters
burg is question of time, and that time
must elapse before it can be taken. Grant
is conducting siege, such siege as cul
minated go gloriously at Vicksburg, bu
that job was fer more serious than this ons
What be has made up his mind to do b,
will do, and will not be hastened into pre-
cipitsncy and chance of failure. Siege gun
enough to sweep Petersburg from the fac
of the earth have already been mounted
Still Grant may strike like lightning anc
With fatal effect somewhere else. His way.
are devious and past finding ont. 9