, 1864-07-19
TUESDAY, JULY ID. 1864.


TtESuAl, vOA4 ~ A0A
THE NEWS.
. The latest news from Maryland and the
! ,,ncr Potomac chronicles the escape Of the
rrtiripc raiders, at least from pursuing par
7ies in their rear. What may beian them
further on, and whether indeed It is not in
Ibis connection we are to hear Of General
Sheridan, remains to be developed. The re.
norts from various portions Of Maryland
which were visited By the enemy, all agree |
as 10 the ravages committed. Horses, cat
s!e, hogs and sheep were swept clean, and |
anucn personal robbery and thieVing was In |
dulged in. The question rs to the number !
Of the cnemy and the real danger Of WASH |
1ugton is still in vigorous discussion.
The rebels across the border yesterday had
1ae hardihood to attempt to rob bank in
Calais, Nc, but were thwarted and the party
csptnrcd+
There is no change to report in Grants po-
Elton before Petersburg. Gen. SheTldan's
expedition was at the last moment counter
1nanded.
The foreign news by the steamer Damascus
is ol highly interesting character, touching
on our war and the Danish struggle.
The Washington In<e1igencer says that
Senator Sumner, Of Massachusetts, was on
lie train captured by the rebels at Gnnpow-
fcr Bridge. He was not recognized, but per
1nitaed to depart with the other passengers.
and il now in Washington, where he return
tnd Th,s is a narrow escape from the worst
of c,4cs for over nothing would the rebels
t.lopt more fiercely than the capture Of
Charles Sumner, They would have vented
77non him the utmpst refAements Of their
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warning.
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exclusive estimates as to our comparative
7,ava strength, by taking our gallant little
kearsarge as the representative Elee"heFt
we publish list Of twelve magnificent sea
going iron c1aas, "neteol OILY one, tps usm I.,'
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