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The Portland daily press., 1864-07-23
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4 TWO story Iiouse and Lot situated on Port.
N land STREET with Stable aud other out buildings
ALSO two adjoining lots containing about eight
thousand square feet. Enquire of II. STEVENS
No. AZ Portland street. inne0dtg
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-23
Splendid Pleasure Resort |!
THE WHITE HOUSE,

NFoRnkkLf WfLeoN HoUeH.)
J.P. pRnppturpu
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febs eodkvly No. 50 Liberty ST.. New York.
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PnILArELpmuA TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, July 2l.-There is steady de-
rnand for QuerclIon BarK and smal saes No 1
mailing st $50 yer ion
Glow, Iseeo IS and quiet. Ia rmphy.a sale q
5OU hels was eGesi t425. FiaNsCeI worth 81 IS
with ,Wan salts.
In provslo~s have no change - roc 1ra IN prcs.
The our market Is devoid Il activity, vil1 bal ihte
d'mand eltler iur export or hOme consume 3 "a smm
snles 10 the have edociei Al sf2S 9l0 oE
supernne; s0'75@l0 20 for extras; 81 0ii0 % cHssa
family an sl19,260 for iancy l,ts l4liy. aye
Flour and corn are QUiUt.
There Il rather Wheat oh'rii sad bpldsr- lrs
obl ed to cOn'ede the dsmsnds f buyers. IN Dc 70
eject sales che demand bas ailel On, aad p;ss have
70 ed irregulurly. We notice sal af 90 5us1ss prna
new so horn at s2d- and about i0 Ju-hes K5ata ~
white AZ 3! TO- Tfere syc'y ius Efe here, aud Il 10
wanted 81 zeal 70 The stock ot corn 9 i~' ana zee
ofyuw 20 she extent of 1900 bushels Ia store "a s1S
and 2U bushels aaIat Sl73 There f. v'fy f'iie o.
murd Tor Oats sacs " Penusyivan.a Seee elected
~ i2C.
Whi.k ny ha, im7ro %. We notice salsa 1freafai ~
a. '-5a So and salal lot Of Easton, 30 oo's N a. -
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speCini TO Tie Evening Telegraph
WAsuiNoroS, Juy d.
Last night eighty one Rebel pri-oucrs arrived
ere from Sandy Hook, Nd, having been sent
tere by order Of Brigadi, r-Generll Howe, unler
guard Of Company /, lst MARYLAND, PJtomAc
H,ms Brigade commanded by Lieutenant Cob.
These pr, untrs state that they were In charge Of
the invading pluulcr trains, and were over
laulCd car Smokers Gap by portion of oar
pursuing forces under General Crook
A mik fight took place on MDnd,y, which
continued with much fury for some time, but
train guard finding It impossible 70 save the train,
u,suoyed it 10y fire, aud retire ted, letvidg the
ramstcfs ana others at the mercy Of our forces.
A despatch from Harrisburg stres thar W.
"a iurcd over three hundred wagons, heavily
la'en with grain; hut by this statement it would
appear that the Rebels burned the train.
These prisoners were mostly detached from
heir command, anl az the time Of their capture
NeIe acting as tGamstors. Many OF them eX-
| pressed satisfaction AZ being captured, and while
{ Colonel Ingrahlms office last night quite q
uumber If them asked permission 70 take tue
I uaih.
A letter received in thi, city hy N officer from
| sandy Hook. Maryland, states that many straS
| .lers from the rctreadng invading fOrc5 come
| ito that place daily and surrender themselves
! Tie men are completely worn out by rapid
marching and numbers OF them are shoeless
With their clothing torn into shrcds.
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Markets by Telegraph.

Nrw ioRK, July 2l.-FloUr has declined 2jc
sales of roo bbls at 81 l 900 tor Sa,c; SlOa0rl2 Tor
ohio, and 500 70 ll'25 southern. Wheat Cc 'liued
c; Faes uniu nurlant. Corn qU,ot; no sales Iieet
giet Pork heavy az $500 iO25 Lard firm al l#0 iysac
WHISKY dul, NJ sl7jC, holders ask 81 20,
Receipts ot Flour 23 900 Dbs wheat 10000 bushi Corn
90 600 hJNh.
BALTIMORE, July 2l'-Flour quiet; sales OF
1000 lnrres al si2 IS or kentucky white Southern
u yeiy nlm Corn dun ano drooplng. Whisky duh and
Iorninn ai sl'sO Groceries dullaud unsettled.
stocks lower. Chicago and Rock Island, 1913
mprl. Ctntral is. Cumberland rrcicuod, 5G; nu1ls
CatIaI Bonds, lf8; Michigan southcn, s2la New York
Central 1872 Roaeing, il'si Hudson river 26 Erie
ltet cod aHf Ono Year tcrnc1tcs. NA't IeCHEg =
5s.Igs, lgB1sj FiYe-TNtnlss, C9uPpns, lQsj6,
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TmE GUuRuLAs ~ MIssOJRL

ST. JosEru, July 2O.- Thornton's guerilla5
nearly 800 strong, were ia Carroll county to-day
and win probably make an effort 20 cross thc
Missouri river. General Fiske is pressing them
hard but his force is insufficient 70 effect much
The loyalsts arc docking to his standard, how,
ever, and North Missouri will soon be hot place
for bushv hackers.
Advicos from Chill.co,hc state that Thornton
was twenty miles south of there this morning
lie told lis men he vas going 70 Howard county
but il is believed that be will try 70 cross thC
Missouri river and get south.
A scont sent south from here, reports some
800 guerillss near Bloomington. Genera! FlsEe,
appea is being rapidly responded to.
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IN the ho puas Of iichmond, he lone - "'h
cared for as could he expected.
The streets Of Richmond are almost u97ert3d,
few others being ,ecn than soldiers, womon, nc
grocs, and cripplos. Many of tho stores, how
ever, remain open, and there Is some nuslno''
activity.
Colonel JaQues dcsc,ibes JeH Davis as bale and
hearty In appC france, his health being much bet
ter nttcrly than & had been; and though thln IN
face and person, the tough and wlry eon,utnuon
f the Rclel chieftain presents = likc,ihO )d of
bis giving ont during the natural Life ot the tc'
btlliun.
Extraordinary though Colonel Jaquos' story,
his mission, and all belonging thereto may ap-
urur there can be no doubt whatever Of his
thorough honesty; and with this qualify he ap-
rcars t. be credited both by our own aud the
Rebel authorities. OF bis wisdom there may pos
sibly be more question.-N. j. Tines.
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THIRD EDITION.
FROM CHARLESTON.
~~--~--------.------.---,---,
sHELLING OF THE CITY.
FORT SUMTER B0MBARDED,
Etc. Etc. Etc.. ETC. E'r.. Fec. Ete

NEw YoRK, July 2l.-The steamer Futon,
from Hilton Head with dates to the l7th instant,
has arrived.
The Rebel officers have been placed In BALD
ihgs On Cumming P iut.
Charleston is yeIng vigorously sheled.
Fort sum'er has been sunj ctcd to very
heavy tire flom Mouis Hand.
All the tr ops have Tetlrncd from the recent
eXpediti,n.
Refugees report that the Union prisoners in
Charleston aIe treated inhumsnly.
TIE Futon tow,d the st,Hmer Atls.ic1 TO this
port disabled,
The Palmetto Herald gives 40 account Of .nc
recent expedition 20 J1hu.y Is and The R0he.'
made Two prev Gus assaults on our forces, Ju
iirtd with heavy loss.
Il is believed that Rebel troops have beer
withdrawn fIon eitaer Johnson or Lee, 10 thJ
numb,r OF ten thousand, 70 defend Charleston.
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GLORIOUS NEWSI
Splendid Victory in the
Shenandoah Valley,
AvER1LL DEFEATS EARLY
REBEL GENERAL LILLY CAPTURED
THE REBEL LOSS OVER 500
FoUR GUNS TAKEN.
special 10 Tho Eycning TcicgrOph,

HpeplAA ~ Inc ENeusNk hfif-E"t'As
WAsHtsoru jay 81.
The Star ssys q despatch from General Hinter
reports the following Just received from luera!
Ayeril:-
"NEAR WIScursrgR, July 2).-Bre'ka1ls9
divided his force Mt Bcrryvile last night, seadint
Early to Winchester and taking another division
towards Milwood.
"1 attacked and defeated Early in trout OF
Winchester to-day, killing and woaudlnz over
three hundred Of bis officers and ms1, capturing
four ctnnon, several hundred small arms, and
about .wo hundrod prisoners. General lilly {,
seriously wounded ali IN our hallsi c,pu3i
Board, SSH Virginia, killed. Caup1n ald pry-
souers have been sent To Martiusburg.
The cnemy's loss in officers is heavy. Prison
ors admit their force to have been 500. The
commands Of ,ckson and Imbodon, which were
preseut, are not included in the mentioned
strength"
AverIITs victory.
Generol Avcrll teegra?hs th t he has cap
tured four pieces Of ARTILLERY from Elrly's rear
guard.
Tho latest Peace MissiOu.
There is consider bic discussion going on con-
cerning rho recent visit of Colonel Jtqies aud
Edmond Kirk 70 Richmond, although the latter
gentleman was only the c,npag,'oa d. roylgc o.
the Colonel.
The distinguished hospitality which was eX-
tended ut the Spottswood House, Is consider eu
indicative of very little starvation in Richmond,
If the story be true.
JEFF Davis and hi- prime ministers are repre-
sentcd TO be in iuliaut spirits over the prospects
OF the CnDfederacy, and express themselves ~
more able th,u ever TO whip the north. Il j.
evident that, viii thus thinking, no thoughts o
peace will receive any consideration from them
II must be borne in mind that this visit had NJ
political slguifcation whateror, and the Conieie
rntc authorities did not regard II as such; il wa
nothing moro nor less than a friendly talk be
tween Jefferson CRvis and Colonel Jtq1es, tn
latter of whom has some original ideas Ia refer
ence to az ultimate peace between the two section
Of our county being ehcctad by certain religion
Influences. The Colonels account OK this Tisi
10 anxiousiy awaited.
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FROM GEN. SRERMAN'S ARMY
The Attacks of the Enemy
Repulsed.
our LOSSES SMALL.

wAsHrNGToS, July 2l-Tho National Rep'@
Eccn says 1.-THE Government has received dos
patches from General Sherman this morning an
nouDcing that the enemy asssulte the Ulion
lines three times yesterday, aud we're rcPals.d
each time, with little less to Us.
Most OF our men fought behind esrthTorEs,
and hence our small loss, bat tbe enemy came
out Of the oefeBsos of the city 10 offer battle and
being more exposed suffered greater loss
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Ernsn RerInnda.

New YouE, July 2l,-Bcrmuda papers 20 the
18Th instant received here furnish but little news.
From the ith 70 the lith instant five steamers
arrived there from Wilmington, n. c. with an
quantity Of tobacco. Thee steamers cleared on
the Ith fuT Wilmington.
Tie gtfamer Line Hattie had returned in do
trees nom being chased by Federal gunboaL.
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- ri.L.rrnth rnrn..

TIE REBEL WORKS North OF PETERSBURG
sUIILLD.
uuAuQvtHTERs, EIGHWLNTH ARMY COUPs,
IN the llg.J, July l6.--Ihc usual guIOJ was most
uucA pectCdlv broken to-day by the sudden
opening on the Kehels Of 70 l3.inCh mortar. This
itcc had been brought out and placed lG posi-
non With much labor and difficulty, but i.s soc-
% Incorporation. IN .EILC discharge, the Tlngc
of The Rebel works on the opposite sldG Of the
Appomuttox was Ohttiued and parap-ts, earth
VOL and ditchcs, were dashed ont of sll sh lpe
by The two hundred pounds Oi iron tearing
through them.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

General Crooks EictnrN-Trains ior
Whcollng-G -GCT erai SlEeI, &c.
SFosfal DespG'st % Tao kcs7sa0 ie'eggayA,
BAITMoiE, July 2l.-Tbcrc was great activity
all last night in the United Sfa'es Medical PUr-
vcyorr Department here. This would indicate
that a battle had been fought grobtb at Sn.ck-
cI's Gap, or that one vac soon expected.
The Baltimore aud OHIO RaiHosd trains com,
meuoed running through 10 Wheeling thb
morning.
eeEHM sise continues aE Tie EutaH House,
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from MRaPHEs.

CAmo, July 20.-Ihe steamer Ciy of Alton,
from Memphis, has arrived, Wit Gfy bales OF
cotton for ST. Louis. The Memphis papers con-
tain no additional details from General A. D.
Smiths expedition.
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List Of Killed, wounded, aud Missing.
.Ae lCrtOnhi iuhO uCANI ar
Missing,


Mary AIcCarcy, sahtj Catfadne Cum6bey seriously;
EebtSta Fltlan, seriously, Ann hcClnocs sl9ns liar-
sIphti NaHcy Mach, sruousyi freteflcE Mu1nd'
sIrbt: Sarah Dunn 1yf A4yla g. folhoirct Sc
rinuElv; Catnariuc Bcbn seriousy Matilda Wa c. ac-
rou,iy Ann Rgitou slhti Ann Stevens, sc Ou-N Mar
gsret Marry susht Isabella Bum., aeuouslyi Anl Cole
man seriousy Madeline Bomuerger, 6ericnsly,
Mrs. Rice, the nurse, is not dead, as was lrst
reported, and though at present suffering no
y.ry severe internal injury, she Is very much
Frustrated. She was on the third story holr &c
The time Of the accident and was precipttteJ
through 10 the FIRST hoor. How she escaped with
her lie is a great miracle.
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Mrs. Ackley, Mrs Pratt, Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs.
Rogers Miss Gnfith, Mrs. Rico, Mfs. Willam'
and Miss Chapman, and Of the male nurses, Mr..
Hill, Mr.. Matlaoh and.Mr, Weller labpred with
unTemitting zeal in rescuing the wounded from
the mass of ruins which covered them. Their
control over the patdnts Wass never evinccd in a
more remarkable degree than during tue trying
circumstances Of Yesterday. Al! oS ,bem worked
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ReeruItInr ,ho RebeI stetes.

ALBANY, July 2l.-Governor Seymour will mo-
appoint State Agents to recruit men in the Rebel
States. The cities counties can do 20, the SiatJ
authorities glyiog lhem the facilities dreSled by
C0pgress.
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Eirn M CIeNcInnd.

CL1yr1AND, Ohio, July 2l.-The repair shop
Of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad was
burned to-day. The loss amounted 10 $4,000.
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LATEST mARIXE INTELLIGENT.


CLEARED THIS NoRNIy0.
Ha-eHe Albion o. ,, Ba shor New Yuk 'o'kmin ,.
Ras liza '', Ann. AYR, Rs@Sdi5s. : 4 S,,sa.
scli Npress, r l'9r, Boston Cu nA wri
Scf Saratoga. r nkh m. do l.. Auoen cid 3 %,
ss ssFr s's%a 2ssssi boston, Day paddsn
s sen a. seTsos % cAfpshsf onS tco.
s,hr Jallanna Harding, Boston,J @. - Rep liier
,crJL h Leaoh tndeolt f27r,ss Monroa, lyle. a 20.
Sem j. n, Bakrr, henderson, Fortress Monroe, do.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Brie Leonard Myers, Munday' 10 Gays FROM New Orr
Si schr snay FsGsr 40 days roa Calais with umbOr
Sc6r SSTrn Aldrich, nom Fortress Monroe, In BAL
seh, ieo1ornock Barnes DAYS rom Boston, IN bATast
20 Hammlt, Ynr dusen \ Locnman
scsrF, p Howard Hop sins, 10 days from San SALIVA
dor, with plnc-pp 60 Warner Draper
sShr LeS ma, ioz deg iron odessa, Del, with corn
sehT Flyitg Dragon Daaies, days frOm wsaaset, in
sehi " * IisOn. Brown, from Salem, ia ballast "a
ser boundary johnson from Providence. in ballast to
sehT cohaasct Toboy, from Dishion In ballast to cap
sshr Jane n Baker, Henderson from Bosioa IN ballast
sehr Ii A Weeks, Ks,ehum, from salem In ballast "a
schr B. F. shark Jrrel, from ton. In bAua-t 0eip-
schr Charles Moore, nut from Providence, % salas
captain,
Oaioi..l DrewtnGs Of tbs ssSethy ceiAsGS
l'''''' '' ''n''N cilss st-July 20. rsk
4 Is, ~, 80, 50, Is, 43, 26. 2, os, ~ eso''
So qe a, Ef1, # S. Siii, H. 81 sS q, 81 H. ss4aA
0l''ui''' ''H' ~ Ae'''.'~it (. ;, sI..s.. !. o.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
GARDEN or ASH UNI

STATE OF THERMOMETER To DAV.-Six A. NJ
755. Noon, 79I One =. NJ, 754. Wind, North.
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Our PrIsoners nd RIchInond.

Several escaped prisoners from Richmond, ben
longing to Massachusetts, regiments, reRcf
fcre to-day. They say that most Of the prisoners
captured from Grant are In Richmond. They
bring no news.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
PRICES OF srocKs IN NEW YORK.

II. 8 LERCH. 5iOck Commission HYohsr, no Fa
ouhar Buildings, Walnut street. below rnird.
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WAsHINeroN, July q.
Rebel News.
Richmond papers Of the 18th are at hand, 0u
are filed almost exclusively with extracts from
Northern papers about the Maryland raid
and express doubts rs to the capture OF Wash
ingtOn.
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OteRranfbeiten Der @efAte3tStbet
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