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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
Movements Of tho Rebels.
PnlLADrLruIA, Friday, ]

PHILADELPHIA Friday July %, IVA.
The Bulletin has the following special dis
patches;
BALTIMORE Thursday. July 2s-ll o'clock 2. m.
Martinsburg Is supposed to have been eYaeaf.ed by
the Rebels to-day.
Gen. Hunter eth Commands the Department OF
Virginia. and Gen. Crook the troops In tho fold.
The Rebels are believed TO be falling back, prepare
tory 20 an advance in another direction.
Our forces moving in pursuit.
HARMsBuEG. Pa. Friday, july %. 1901
The RebclShave possession Of some Of the fords
on the Potomac.
They have crossed and re-crosscd at Falling Waters
and have again crossed crossing yesterday and
last evening.
They were in force aud said TO be at least 10 900
strong.
At Hancock they were also crossing. and fears ere
expressed that they get to Bedford sPrinEa wh'rc
Gov Curtin now Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
From the Mississippi.


Apparently authentic reports from Helena sa.
that an expedition consisting Of negro regiment.
portion of the 18th Illinois Cavalry and section Of
battery left that place Monday morning. going in
the direction Of White River. When near Nelson.
eighteen miles ont, they encountered formidable
Rebel force and after short fight obliged 10 re-
tire with the loss of IL killed and IA wounded. Col
Brooks of the coored regiment and the Captain Of tho
artillery are reported to be among the killed Tho
Rebels pursued TO within niue miles OF Helena, where
our troops IN ide stand, and sharp fight was going
on when our informant left The remainder of the 18th
Illinois Cavalry and other reenforcemens were rapidly
beng sent forward from Helena.
Gen. Washbun has issued an order that all persons
Of West Tennessee and Mississippi having cotton
will be permitted TO bring II to Memphis and store It
with the Government Quaricrmaster, subject 10 sue
disposition rs may hereafter DO made, the Quartermas-
ter giving receipt therefor Any cotton brought and
disposed of in any other way will be conscated TO tho
use OF the Government
CAIRO Friday. July %, 1864.
The steamer Emperor from New-Oreans. July 81, his
arrived She reports that there Rebel battery Of
five gus Is niles above Skpwith Landing which fired
several shots into tinclad unboat the 24th doing
little damage. ....
The steamer Clara Bell which left vichrburg tor
White River has been heard FROM and 1t Is feared
that she has been destroyed.
The steamship Yazoo from New.York 18th had
arrived at New.Orleans.
Nothing was doing IN cotton. There was specuia.
tive inquiry for sugar sales private and by auction At
24a2sc. Molasses above the views Of buyers; deman
brisk for all descriptions Western produce advancedJ
sales of choice extra -four at si5dsi6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
The Rebels Assac' us While Crossing
the names.
RrRMrpA HUNDRED. Wednesday, July "a. }
Via FORTRESS Monroe July 2s lea.


Via FoRgREss MoSHOE. July n, lot3.
An important movement is in progress from
this point.
This morning, while our troops were crossing the
James River TO It's north side on two pontoon bridges
Rebel force came down and attacked our men on the
banks before they had time TO organize.
: spirited engagement took place. and the Rebels
oer. orally driven back to their iatrenchments.
oar ..ires continued 10 arrive, and organized and
atoc Rebel poitions, carrying them ana eap'ur-
iBF io.s runs.
Tacsc cans were marked, Captured from the
Yankee % Drnry's Bluff"
W. aleo captured many prisoners.
The Rebels were finally driven from their position
into the woods and far beyond tnem where diminishing
stn continued when our informant left.
The gunhoats were on hand, and rendered vnlunpie
assistance in TO- ring The landing OF our troops.
The guns ca red doubt. the same that were
captured from Capt. Blgors battery by tie Rebels on
the 18th Of Mry.
These guns are now at City Point.
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FROM GEN. sEsEEMAN's ARMY.
Latest Omcinl A6vsccs.
WARRINGTON. Friday. j

WARRINGTON. Friday. July 90, 1854.
The latest Official dispatches from Gen. Sher-
mans Army ta,c shat he is steadily drawing his lines
closer around Atlanta.
He has as yet received tidings Ct the cavalry force
sent ont 10 cut the Macon and Columbus Railroad.
which is the only Of escape 70 tie Rebel army
from Atlanta.
CINCINNATI. Friday July 49, 1864.
Private advices from Gen Sherpan's head
quarters announce The assignment Of Gen. 0. O. How
ard to tho command Of the Army and Department OF
Tennessee position mede vacant By tie recent death
Of Gen. Mcpherson.
Gen. Iloward's Chief Of staff will DO Lieut. Col.
Warner. formerly Of thoS6th Ohio Volunteers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30

Distress I'm Prince William and Fairfa.
Counties, Va.-Kinchelo Ordered by tho
Richmond Authorities 10 Op' rnte in
WestmsreInnd md King GEORGE CGun.
tIes-Mcseby snii ON the Upper Potos
WASHINGTON, Friday, July 90 1864.
A large number Of citizens of Fairfax and
Prince William Counties have come into Alexandria
during the past few days They represent that great
distress prevails in portions Of the two counties on
count OF the scarcity of food.
Communication has ior some time past been inter
diced as military necessity, between these counties
and Alexandria and the prevailing scarcity OF the ne
cessaIies of life has resulted from IT, the citizens
there are dependent upon this market for their supplies
We trust that they will be enabled TO obtain the proper
immediate relief.
1t is ascertained from the citizens of Prince William
County, that gaerras not infested that region Of
country for two or weeks to any very great '''
tent.
Kinohelo has received orders from the Richmond
authorities to move down with his band into the conn
ties of Wostmoreland and King George and operate
against the scouting parties sent out from our river
gUnbOats. rrr I'D
Moseby is still on the Upper Potomac.
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Crook Does Not supersede Hun,er-Ever''
thing Perfectly Quiet.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday, July 30 1865.
Your correspondent, X. l.. s., sends the FOL
lowing TO this Bureau from Harper's Ferry;
There is trnth in the statement that Gen. CROOK
has relieved Gen Hunter. Gen. Crook Is simply NJ
signed to duty in the department on his PROMOTION
which was made on Hunters special request Gen.
Hunter will personally command all the troops in the
department. Everything is perfectly quiet.
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the fourth or 18th time since the began. None OF
the private buildings Of the town have been iIureo'
The general belief Of officers engaged In Inc recent
fight ia that Col Mugsn was killed. lie h kho"h 70
have been very severely wounded and was e' on me
field. An effort is in progress to learn LIS isle ala W
tain his remains il he is dead.
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Firing Heard on ae Appou.ssex.

PBnADELrHI, Friday, July %. 1864.
The BaNetia has the blowing special dis
patch; .
CITY PoIST. Va, Thursday, July %, 1864,
via WASHINGTON Friday. July %.
AL Tuesday night and W dneSdsy morning there
was very heavy firing on th' other side of tho Ap.
pomat.ox. '
There ia q rumor In circulaon here that one Of the
Rebel rams has sunk one OF gunboas, and that the
rams contemplate an excursion to this place II they
dothcy viii meet with warmreception. Two Of our
monitors have gone up the rive
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Nothing Later from the Upper Potomac
Our Forces snid 10 be Pushing the
Hehels.



We have nothing later that is authentic from
the Upper Potomac
One thing certain md tia: Is that the Rebels have
not crossed the Potomac bg, had al last ndvces, dis
appeared from the line Of the river.
our forces are understood to be vigorously pushing
the Rebels south Of tie Potomac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
Fire nj Aflnufn, Gr.
.LouIyILLr, Ky.. Thurfday, July

.LoUhyIILr, Ey.. IhuTfday. July y lsoL
The Atlanta Appeai Of the 2Gth inst. has an
account Of an ineendary Ere commencing In Connolly
Block and consuming bali a million dollars worth o..
property.
During tie h.e tie burning Buildings were pLieged by
spociGiOTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
Gen. Hood Endcnvore 60 Renew lac AS
sGu.t en- Geu. shcrmnn's Lincs-Eiis
Feeble Efforts RepcIlci.

WAsIIyGroS, Friday, July %, 1904
A dispatch received here states that Gen.
Hood hrs made efforts TO the assault upon Cen
Shermans Ines since the battle Friday last. They
were However focble Efforts and easily and promptly
repelled with.an aggregate loss TO Sherman OF only
about 100 men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
The Restriction Rcmsvcd in Regard 20
the Publication Of Ncws.
BALTIMORE Friday, Jul

.h BALTIMORE Friday. July 20. 1864.
Gen. Wallace has informed the editors OF
newspapers in this city that Information was received
last night which renders IL to continue any
longer the restrictions upon te publication Of
heretofore ordered except mr. relates to the
ments Of TROOPS In THE department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
ATsyy I'm aausse in Georgia.

Tie following proclamation OF the Governor
OF Georgia published before Sherman crossed the Chat
tahoochec and twO weeks before the battle
Atlanta, shows low hard pressed WAS Johnston. and
Low naked also is tie South which has been stripped Of
men until oay boys under Il and over 90 remain to
be called into the field;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
PHILADELPHIA. Friday, July %, 1864.

PHILADELPHIA Friday, July %, 1864.
The steamer Republic, from New-Orleans,
makes the following report
On the afternoon Of the 27th inst. whom north
Cape Hatteras. saw suspicious steamer, steering
north She bark rugged, painted black and onrned
soft coal She steered for the Republic, but we lose
sight Of her at .. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
The Rebels Crossing the Potomac nj
WiIIinm.port, Md.-Thc Telegr"Th
Operators Ecnye uagcrsfown.
PHILADELPHIA. Friday,

PHILADELPHIA Friday July % 1864.
TIE Bnlletn has received the following
special dispatch from Lancaster
Official reports statc the Rebels are crossing The
river at Williamspori. Nd. and that the telegraph
operators at Hagcrstown have left.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
Insportans Contradiction.

PHILADELPHIA Friday July - lsOi.
The special dispatch from Lancaster an
nouncng that the Rebels crossing the Potomac at
Wiliamsport, is without foundation in fact
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PnrLADrLrHiA. Friday. July %. 1901.

A special dispatch 70 The Butitm from
Hagerstown says that Gen. Averil is alive AID well
and Oh duty at Hageisown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30
Further Of the Capture Of Decatur, Ga

From Our Special Correspondent. ...f.
DECATUR DE KALI COUNTY. Ga. July l9-p.m
The sudden departure of the mail messenger
gave me no time iingy describe the scenes and in
cdents Of the taking Of Decatur Ii evidently o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30

sergt. &c. Bell, Clio Pa, arm
2. rytwiier, l., "a Pa, am.
Geo. Dermitt, 4. 100 Pa, back
Jacob Burck, Z, do, srm.
]. A. sutton. c, do, shoulder.
John Lochman, c. do, sbd'n.
frA Crowell. A, do, throat.
Corp. Jno.W. buchanan, NJ,
Mass Art.
Geo. Baird, c. 10 Pa, face.
Corp. Geo. Maxwell, ID, dead
Chss. Winner. II ,e9 Pa thigh.
ADJ. A. l.. Chamberlain, II n
L., neck, iosh.
Cey;- Charles copehn. 10 Pa.
Corp. VIM. Little, A, no Pa.
chest and thigh, istsL
Js. Irwin, c, no Pa, arm ant
chest.
Cop. Henry II. Miles, Ill
Pa, wrist
bergt. Elisha McGrann. A, Q
Pa, lea. died.
1n"' \ Davis, Clio Pa, thisI
Lieut.. A. J. Nj
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Another Account.
b 10 The Y. Tribune

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Thursday, July 2s-l2;O p H.
Your correspondent c. a. p. sends the ioiio"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30

a large number OF pixies were captured at shop in
she town. They a long. hncc-shapcd blade,
sharpeIed 20 double edge and having sharp. curved
hook attached the cire, intended for cutting the
horses brides. after the manner Of the Old Irish pixies
oi ~. For charge they would be formidable. pro-
iGed the oops to be Charged had no sAootng-irons
n 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30

: Nhu htWcui Y, ilO "a, lace.
EDWARD A. Allen. A, 80 Pa,
Jacob Wininger, c, do, cbest.
SAM Smith, {. do, leg.
Herbert schrnitr, |, ~ N. Y,
fatal.
] scist. Charles Eekley, A, 10
Pa, face.
Corp. And. Cullen, v. do. arm.
Dan. Bowman, A,iioPs ..thigb.
.Horsce Splitter, A. llo Pa. thin,
. amputated.
VIM. Springer, b, So Pa, hin.
+, Geo. Weight, A, 10 Pa, bscL.
Jno. A.Bsrues, A,lioPA killed.
. Jno. Persons, A. 10 Pa. killed.
seIgt. N. H. Apgar, b, ITO Pa,
killed.
sergt. Thos. A. Rugsles, B, ITO
% Pa, killed.
ssrgt NJ. w. McCsrty, B, Ito
% Pa, killed.
Scrst- A. r.. Taylor, C. ITO Pa.
b. Killed.
ller. y. 90. thisb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30

.Th, solder made Of good stuff He said he had been
,v raj times wounded and prisoner before but always made
hi, exchange tescapc) ard urged the boysto go IN
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GOriian Seminary.

FTNHE summer Term of this Institution will com
= mence on Tuesday. May 10, 1894 and continue
ten weeks FOR further particulars inquire of the
Principal. J. A. WATERMAN. secretarv-
Gorham, April 80, 1854. mayo dGvIw
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PORTLAND, ME. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY > 1864
WANTS, LOST, FOUND
Wanted.

4 YOUNG GIRL. from l2 to l5 years of age, to
"A assist in taking care of q Babe. Must be well
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1--WE DOLLARS will be given for the detection
Il and conviction of any person or persons tsalinG
pspers rom the doors OF our Subscribers.
ascu PuE1LHuER6 or TEE agss.
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TO SHIP BUILDERS.


A N0persons desirous of Real Estate Investments
N the folio property Is offered good bargains
- Houses at pric- from $3.50 to 5000.
100 souse Lots at prices from $500 to 5000
1000 Feet of water front suitable for wharyes Shin
yards, Manufacturing Sites, fronting deep water
with fine spring OF wster sdia AGENT thereto and
portion Of 1t adjoining the Grand Trunk Rail Road
from which light NAV be depo iied on the remises
mehi7 3m MOSES GOULD. "a Middle st.
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TgyHE committee on Highwsys Sc. will receive
IL sealed proposals for furnishing ten thousand
tons Sea Island paving stores during the months OF
May june aud Jaly-equal quantities each month.
The parties proposing will please tate what portion
OF said stones-i less than the whole amount nt-they
will furnish above. Proposals will be receive
until june Sd 1864 The committee reserve the right
reject any or all proposals not deemed for the
terest ofthe city. Per order.
J.E. DoNNELL. Chairman.
April 10Th, 1854 apo d&w
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THE BOSTON FIRE BRICK
City OF Portland,

WHEREAS, Benz. Islsy and others have peti.
W toned the City CouE oil TO lay out new Street
or Public way in said city,-bcginning at the wes-
tern terminus OF Lincoln Street running to
Treble Street, and TO be q continuation of Lincoln
sueet and whereas said petition referred by the
Sty Council, Nov 8, 1863, and taken fr the files
March 2lst, 1864, and referred 10 the dersigned
ior 'nem 10 consider and act upon. therefore.
. Nouce Is hereby given TO all parties interested,
tnat the joint Standing Committee Of the City Coun-
GU Out new streets. will meet to hear the
par ies ana view the proposed way on the 9th day
OF May looi at 23l O'Clock in the sf ernoon at the
western terminus of Lincoln Street, and will then
ana thsra proceed TO determine and adjud ge wheth
90 tne pubic convenience requires said street or
A. ID. 1864 ' VI NPi"'
JACOB MCCLELLAN a
STEVENS SMITH
W. II. STEWART committee on
JN0. ID. SNOWMAN, laying out
G.. h. LADD, new streets.
WIN. q. SOULE
Portland. April 2S, 1854. apr27 sw
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Buggy for Sale.

A Massachusetts built; ,srge easy Top Buggy q
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of licence from Probate Court, shall
- offer at Public Sale, on TUESDAY, May Sd, at
10 O'Clock. NJ, at the store of Morris, G. Gene &
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Nne @ iate John j.. Dame, being the Rouse and Lot
NO. rs, Wateryille ST.
CATHARlNE Ii. DAME,
Administratx of the late John L. DAine.
apr9eod3w.
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Information Wanted.
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DARE opportunities for busness are offered at
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RE w ARD.

L Will pay Fifty Dollars reward TO any person
i who will give information leading TO the recov.
cry ofthe property stolen from the Stable of Capt
j. b. Coyle, In Westbrook. on the night of the 22d
inst.
will also pay Fifty Dol to any person Civ
ing such information will lead TO the detection of
the thief thieves. JOHN S HEALD,
City Marshal.
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To InnhOIders and Victuiers.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that the Licensing Board
IN of the City of Portland, will meet at the AL.
dermens Room on Monday the Second Day of May
next at o'clock L. M, for the purpose of grant
ing Licences TO Innholders and victulers who pro-
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ing year. Per order.
J. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
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has been partially cut Whoever will return said
dog to No. 81 State .tre, t or TO Emery Fox's
Counting Room, will be suitably rewarded.
May 8, 1864. 81
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buildings. Il Is alleged that these supis-
aries we're to receive from the rebel govern
nent ten per cent on the valuation Of pro-
I Perty thus destroyed.
D. AeMeMilian, proprietor ofths Charles
ten House, Memphis, is among those AZ
rested. He is charged VIII being an sssn c
OF the rebel government, and concerned in
this plot. The prisoners are confined iu the
Irving Block, snd viii be tried before a
Military Commission.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Persons who have
seen RiehniOnd papers Of the 2sth uIt., say
they contain dispatches from Augusta Of
the 2eth, which state that sherman had not
approached that city, and repeat the state
ment Of the Savannah papers OF the 24th,
that he had been defeated in his efforts to
cross the Oconee river, and that his attempt
to march eastward had been balled. The
rebels claim that they still occupy Macon;
and the Richmond Enquirer argues that
Sherman cannot reach that citv.
CoLLSwoOD, c. W, Dec. The custom
honse authorities yesterday seized boxes
containing gun carriages, grape shot, &c.
for An eighteen FOUNDER
The steamer Georgia is daily expected.
NEw YORK, Dec. 1.-The Hersld's Mar
tinsburg eOrresFshdent says Of the affair
Of New Greek, Col. Latham, member elect
to Congress from Pennsylvania, was ia
command, and being warned by the en-
gsgement at MoOrfeld, had his men pre-
pared for an attack watching all night, but
the enemy not appearing, vigilance was re-
laxed the next day, when Rosser pounced
on his pickets and got inside Of his line be-
fore his men could be collected. We lost
six CT seven guns, and some three hundred
men. Col. Latham, who was missing till
the 3Oth ulE, turned up distance from
the scene Of disaster.
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