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The New York herald., 1864-07-28

News from New MexlcO, Texas, dec
DxSvEa CRY, G. T., July 27, 1864
The Santa re Garc,te OF the l8th says that aty
refugees from Texas reached that place the wbok pre-
vious. Many more, including twenty families, are
ported on tho way
Governor Goodwin Of Arizona, has appointed thelssA
or July the time 10 hold the elections for delegates
Congress
ST.. LOUIS, July 27, 1884.
Fort Lsavenworth despatch says that the Indians
have attacked trains and destroyed large aunoun
stores the Santa 20 road. General Curtis hss but
small in that region, but raising misiafor
vice against the indians. He has created the Dstrist =
the Upper Arkansas including Forts Riley, LarnsA -
Lyon and assigned General Blunt TO the command, W
leaves the ed once, defensive movements bsh
rapIdly prepared.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

TIE Coal MoSoPoLr.--Tbe public should not
be ruled in the purchase of their winter supply
OF coal by the high prices Of Scranton coal sold
by auction. The freight from Elzabethport to
the Eastern ports is from 81 70 TO 81 per ton,
while the freight from Philadelphia to Eastern
ports is from 81 to 81 SO per ton, and conse-
quently an Eastern dealer can afford to pay
two dollars per ton more for bis coal at Eliza
bethport than at Philadelphia. To reduce the
present high price Of coal the public, a. we'll
q the coal dealers, should buy 4 only q they
require II tF prseept consumption. n
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

INcENDrAnY FIpys.--The fires now breaking
out in every part of the country need looking
after. They are too simultaneous to be alto
gether accidental. Rebel emlssaries or rebel
sympathizer ought to be carefully watched in
the localities where theso flres occur.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

ooverumsct securities also alvanosd aod are now orny
held at premium Of from ave 70 eight per cent Ths
money begins 70 ss, the ecs Of ten os eleven
millions week being added 70 the curreacy In the share
OF compound interest legal tendce and 10 inclined 10 eise
and reduced Of interest Gold lower II opened
al 261k and sold down 20 254z
The fall gold unsettled prices assia yesterday, and
all kinds Of merchandise. foreign and domestic, were
nominal. There considerable business done In many
articles however but mainly 10 domestic produce Cotton
was substantially the same. Petroleum irregular;
crude was nrr, refined res higher, but bonded
lower On Change the leading staples Of breadstufs,
provisions, whisSey, nc, were generally little of aud
dun Freighn were slack account OF the neagro re
ceipts OF prodGce via canal
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

CAMPBELL MINsrRELs 100 and a0i Fowcry.--vARrnp
And EXCITING MFIAsar oy ErHIorIAN ODDITIES
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

NEw YORK MUsEUM or ANATOMY, fIS Broadway.
sURiosIrES AND LxezuAEs from A. N. tai hop. M Bah
BOcrEy's orTRA FoUsE. Brooayn-Eyrr,pr,, ,pr 1,
koEQf DANCES. BuRLEsoUEs. &C.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
THE EIrUA ArIor.

New York. Thursday, July as. 1854.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
TIE NE WIS.
FROM GEORGIA,

FROM GEORGIA,
1t is evident, from the Press despatch from Macon
that another asVere bItts has taken place in front OIL
Adams. Again, the enemy relying upon the superior
y Of numbers have assaulted our left, and again they
we're repused and driven about mile" in tho diree-
tiol Of 0hstlshOOChee.
Whilst this ching was in progress, cavalry force
of the enemy moved to the Of Alsnta. and s;rk
ing the rart at JonssbOro' twenty-five miles mo- ii
of tie city prOcsedei to tear up ne track. This Is
only repetition of the system of warfare practced by
she Yankees in Virginia. The only serious dsadvan
age which can result from the Interruption of railroad
communication with Macon, will be the increased diff
Ou y OF removing our wounded to the hospitals pro-
vlded for their reception. Jonssboro is 81 miles from
Macon.
The despatch also states that smother gang Of raid
srs had appeared st Clinton, twenty miles north Of Ma
Oor We have no information In regard to the offences
Of Msoon bu, at the same time are confident that be
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
Press Dispatches.
LATEsT FRoM TmE NORTH.

PErERaBUEe, July 2O.-NOrthren papers Of the 9th
have been received.
The Tribune has despatch amt cling RI usseau's
return 70 Marietta after having burnt all the railroad
bridges north Of Marietta aud 20 miles south Of 1t.
The despatch also says GlnAud's petition Suc
csssful, destroying the bridges at COvpgton 40 miles
easl Of Atlantis.
Dispatches also ssy the Yankees have buried thou.
sand dcsd rebels alter the late fight at Atlantis, and
that e situation is favorable.
A steam tug struck snsg and sunk the Aississr.
p river, fifteen miles below GreenVlle Miss, the
2l=t losing fifty lives principally Of the 10Th Qsderai)
Missouri cavalry.
The rumor was current in Oberb0urg, France, that
the Federal and Comic III had agreed TO ghJ
of OherbouFg in ten days.
Confederate loan WAS rs.
TIE Loadon Herald Gays that Assoa had hsd an I'M
official n.erveE with Lord Pslmers,on and was Intro
dueed by Lord Lindsay The meeting was satisfactory
10 all parties and the withdrawal by Lndsay Of bis in
tended recognition motion Is said to hsVs been the
result Of Se interview, Lord PAmerstOn having given
OUT the iupisd premise that be would support the
ton at a more opPOItuLe moment.
MePnerson'i remains have arrived at Nashville, en-
route for Louisville.
Tocrs is very Lille frOm Elys force in the Valley.
Orders hsve been ssnt to remove everything from
Frederick City, Nd. Dispatches from Baltimore sup
pose the enemy intend making raid into the southern
counties of Pennsylvania.
The Loyal L,aguers have been called cut in Balti-
more. The Baltimore and OSO railroad is again cut.
The Washington Chronicle Gays the commanding gen.
erals ave requested the utmost secresy Ia regard to
military operations, aud that Grants operations esps
o!Aly demand s,oresy.
voorhees, has been again nominated for Congress
contrary to hiS wishes.
No gtli quotation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

Loyal Leaguers last right to advise with them as 70
holding themselves In rsndres In csss their services
should be required for tie defence Of the city.
BALTIMORE, July 28--Esenng 1T is extremely difi-
cul. TO obtain any authentic information in relation
sfrs on the Upper Potomac and the rebel movements
10 the Valley. @ = F
From al the information thus far obtained Il 10 be-
eyed hiatt Will found that the rebel force at pres
ent In the Valley and reported to be Marinsburg tnd
other points, Ia none other Than the recent force Of
raiders who, finding that they were no longer pursued
by any large forcs, suddenly turned and fell upon our
small force under Gen Crock with the object Of div
ing bin back beyond the PoIomac, and free the VALLEY
from Union troops, to be enabled TO gather The
crnts eff the Valley, vitality important to Lees army
The telegraph line Is working West Ds Gar as Hsrpers
Ferry but It ia In the exclusive Of the military an
thoriiies Trains are running regularly to Frederick
and Hrpers Ferry. Taere Is no excitement here and
very little apprehension, though, of course, proper
precautionary measures are In progress.
the HARRISBURG rrIroRANs.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July &c.
Msor General. Couch has advised the State authOri-
ues to receive all companies rendered for years
service, aud 10 attach them temporarily 10 the organ
ization Of one hundred dSys' men.
AL Is quiet on the upper POtomEc to-day
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
EUROPEAN INfRLLIeENCE.

raS ANERIolS oUEsroN-SAPOLEOE ND REcOsSIuoE
(Paris Correspondence Of The London Times. JHly7)
After all that has been said about the interests of
FraoCe being wherever there just that need
a. supports after all that the semo cal pftsl hasirom
me 10 time declared IN favor OF Denmark and the sap
mort given by the French PeDpoteotary 10 the Con-
ference Il is yet impossible to say with any degree Of
authority. on which aide are the slmpathes OF the
Prepoh doyernmeut or whether the cause OF Denmark
and the cause of P,usss not both 6q1aly ind r
ent 10 il TIE same uncertainty is found in regard to
Am rican Affairs.
For long time II was thought that the oOnfsdsFltss
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ESn,aial % q. Rgeninq W. ]

Especial to Tie EUsniNg WhSl
PETER BURG, July so h, 1854.
The sSeuy shSllsa the city with great vgOr this
morning, for several hours throwing several hundred
SHELLS into the town. Dasing the shelhng number OF
houses were burned.
Between four and 6vo o'clock this morning, the
enemy sprung mine under our position on the Baxter
Road, blowing up portion of Our works. Pograms
Petersburg Bt!sry, which occupied that point was
boSn up In the confusion Of thu moment, the Yam :
kses 10 large force charged through the breach, making
some captures Of prisoners and guns but after sharp
6sbt, they we're driven back TWOnty-Ons of Pegrams
Battery are missing, including Lieuts. Hsmln and
OeGndler. The l7.h and lS'h 8. G. Regiments lost
runber Of men. Considerable activity prevails along
the liues
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

were honore6 With cfical sympathy, il such weak
nees as sympathy has indeed, plsos In the official
mind, and the change that has come over il probably
dates om the period when such sropg language about
the Transformation which the Mexican government has
Undergone was heard at Warrington Toe feelings
aud opinions Of the government on these questions
perhaps vary with the seasons. The autumn exit is not
the one used for winter and this again, Is not the
same that Is reqaised for spring and summer wear.
It was IN the season when the Government az d the
Emperor smia' y dlsposed towards the Southern
Ocnfederecy that leave very ably and willingly
given for the tEdirg Nantes and Bordeaux Of GER
tain vessels nominaly Tor commercial obi cts, but
really for war; There Wero, believe two steam cor
Vets and two rams. Leave" psrhsp', is not the
proper word encouragement or even nsgation, would
" '"' ~
After stating that these corvsttss were sold to the
Prusslan Government, though Prussia Is bsllgerent
the correspondent says:
Il was stated in one of the Paris papers few days
ago that the Yeddo bad been sold Stree it's completion
the Confederate Government 10 rep ace the Alabama,
and when at 10 take o. board all that was ne
cessary for her equipment. The statement was not
true and in ell probability the Danes will hear some
thing of her and her companions before long. Tais
does not look like neutrality towards belgerents-it
lloks still less Ike friendly weakness the part of
the French Government toWards lie old sly.
The correspondent closes with the remark that the
d livery 10 Psussis. uGder cie sanction, OF ships
built eso under official sanction, for the Confederate
Government, is, as he is assured, fact
THE CONFEDERATE LOAN.
from the Loadon Post City Article, July 8
Ia tue foreign market the Confederate loan further
advanced to 67-s, owing to pretty general feeling
that Gen. Graft has been again Oumai O. vred by his
active opponent, Gen. Lac. The knowledge that the
amount for the September dividend and sinking funds
10 the bar de OF Hr Sch leras We stated last 'eek
also tends to strengthen the market, which 10 in
great kep bare of stock by the coEt nual pur-
cnasss on account OF bloc .ade runners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01
e R1ANINATION 81 ~ l1DsRlPNRN.

TIE EXAMINATION or TIE 1nDsHIPMEN.
Ia eoRPany Win nOmOsr OF gent emen 40 at
tended, on Saturday, the examination Of the Mdshp-
me1, which has been progressing 70, moro than week
p.ss on the School Saip strek Henry, commanded by
Captain Parker. Although tho hiss has 70; yet been
Odisaiy made public, vs. learned, incidentally, that
tEsIty Of she Senior Gas, after most rigid eGami.
uaaon ia ell the branches embraced In their course,
fou-d prOa,ient sbIlo ave less fortunate were
pAesd UPsa tie dcfcisut st.
We had oOly opportunity, owing to the briefness
Of cur vak Of witnessing the examination Of twO Of
the Graduating Class, selected without reference to
graie Of scholarship. Their ans ers were clear aud
concise, and showed Vesy plainly that they were
thoroughly eonVsrTani with toe suSjsc. rp9n which
hey examined.
Captain Parker and the other ocoss charge Of the
PIJS henry may well feel gr1ti6ed at the succs So
Ws y. 6nisr 50 many trying e .ultes, has Sc =
crowned their Efforts, to prepare sou:hsra young gen
De nen ,or future usefulness as nsvalCfissrs.
Hsa may be brave naturally, bus al experience gees
TO hos that 70 make successful naval officer Il re-
cares in addition 20 this that be should be thoroughly
S>dosaise'- ell the details Of bis profession. Hsoos i.
Is that We eve aTpee 70 have naTy with the prop.
o. corps d sPrif We aust build up naval school, at
Wh'oh our Oi'sr' in adssion to knowledge Of al the
bEsnehss Of nautical ednoaOn, shall learn while yet
in their yOath 70 practice di;clplns.
Ia the afternoon, after having the Patrick Hoary We
went to DseHrys BuR 10 company with the graduating
osss. where they drilled for shOst time in the
sEOFd SEarGiis BY their insiruo;OrlA iOr GOunard
T. cir proficiency in this manly aoSOmPisho ems gave
evidence that hSiOr G. 4 thoroughly accomplished
teaches.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

RoEzH CAROLINA ErE0uOSA-Ia the reesns vOti0g
among the North Carolina troops, in the vicinity Of
DssP Dotsom, the msiory for Vance for Governor, in
zen rsgnsnls, Was nearly one thousand. The troops
had iaSs been on . severe march and we're much sx-
kSuisSd every regiment gaVs . majority fOF Vance.
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WAsHIEsfos. July &c. ll:4O P. n.
TIE SKws IN THE CITY.

The streets tul Of reports IN regard to the defeat
Of General Hunter Winchester, a5d the renewed sd.
vance Of The Lsbes. 1t Is believed be TIE iorcP
commanded BY EIry, which made the last invasion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

people Of tiss city and solnity win be able to rsp.
The invaders. =
No Official ccpaImpion Of tie news from Gsorsa
has been received THE forenoon, -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

GENERAL CROOK REFUSED AND RETREATS
TO WILLIAMsPORT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

From the New York Herali of the 27tb, We copy the
following account of the recent engagement at Kerns
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

OCCUPATION OF Martinique BY PIE ooNFEDkRA
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NORTH OAROLISA ELEJrIoNs.

P,rrSsBUIs, Jelly 29-vAnCss m,jority is 7ss in
in ansom'i brigade.
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.
YANKEE ACCOUNTS.
,efeat of Averlll Near Winchester.

THE MOVEMENTS IN THE vALLEl
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The Yankees Concentrating at Harper's Ferry.
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"Tso friendly republics having common ancestry,
common glcriss and recollec.ioos lying side by side
baYiDg suiabls emulation in running the Of ma
tonal freedom protpsrity and goeat esq Infinitely
preferable to one proud and splendid, but gloomy des.
posism resting like dark SHADOW upon the future of
the American continent"
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PORTION OF OUR WORKS BLOWY UP
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SEVERAL HOUSES BURNT
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CASUALTIES OF PEGRANs BATTERY BY
HE EXPLOSIONl
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REPULsE OF THE KNKMYI
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sPRNGNG OF A NINE /!
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FURIOUS SHILLING OF THE CITY!
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GREAT ACTIVITY ALONG THE LINES

LOSSES OF TIE ira AND lsrE s. G. REGIMENTS
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From ysstsrdag's Bssniag R&ROn.
TELEGRAPEIC.
RICHLY IMPORTANT FROM

Pc T ER-S b u r G.!
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FROM aRAE1's ARMY,

Sergeant ]. P. Glenn, of Company e. sOth N. C., was
cap ,ured this morn ng and brought il. Upon his
annaion he defiant and perversely feb lious. he
had tae roll of his company with him, which numbered
upwards OF seventy three men, including the absentees.
He SCI M plea ed S5en he told thar did not put
our deserlers in the 'front.' and that treated prison.
ers of war with some humanity aud consideration
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-21
noxviIe, Wednesday, Sept, q, 1864.
Wheeler's Thieves Returning.

fome two thousand Of the plundering Arabs un-
Wheeler, commanded by Dcbrell and Williams,
tsed Clinch river on Wednesday, making their
|pc from Middle Tennessee, and striking for the
|el lines east Of here, They succeeded in burning
lc twenty-five OF our wagons loaded with oats,
[een miles north Of here, and taking with them
c valuable Government mules.
hese scoundrcls brutally murdered Mr. Davis
he road near Clinton, and old man Baker, a
II citizen, in the same vicinity. They shot James
/ in the head, but it is thought he will recover.
| y rob houses indiscriminately in their thicying
| bit.
| hey have gone ont in the direction Of Thorn
and Mulberry Gap. Each rascal was leading
one TO three horses They will probably rein
the party confronting Gillian. Gen. Tillson
ued them from here with infantry and artillery,
they had twenty-four hours the start, They
rushing ahead with no intention to fight any
e must again enter our protest against the
tice of our soldiers bringing in any of this
Of bushwhac<ers. Let them, in every in
re be disposed Of when captured q, the dictates
pmmon sense direct And those rebel citizens
point out Union houses to them, a. many Of
have done should no longer be reported to
headquarters this side Of the infsrnal regions.
i them be shot down like savages and beasts
Q forest Let our citizens, who are loyal and
suffered by their having been pointed out,
together and quietly despatch these villains to
(ruly hard master whom they have SO faithfully
d during this war, See that they are shot or
and leave the report of their death to be made
developments of the day of judgment We
again and again urged this course upon our
friends in East Tennessee. And now we
hem that they owe the adoption Of this policy
msolvcs and families to these rebel robbers
hurderers, and to the cause of justice, II must
to this, and we had as well inaugurate the
at once. They have sworn to us that but
arty can live in East Tennessee, and we be-
it, While We have the advantage let use it
Id purpose. We say again, shoot them and
hem, quietly and without noise, but do Il.
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Well Done Gen. Sherman.

like the way Gen. Sherman strikes the enemy.
|s proper appreciation Of rebels We have
! y been applied to by several persons for permits
|e goods to Atlanta. Gen. Sherman has issued
er that settles that question, and he is right.
center point in Georgia, from which snug
would stock the State with goods See the
ling clause from his order
proper time, Just arrangements will be made
supply to the troops of all articles that may
ded over and above the clething, provisions,
lrnished by the Government, and on no pre-
whatever, will traders manufacturers or sut-
! allowed to settle in the limits Of the fortified
and if they manage to come in spite of this
| the Quartermasters will seize their stores and
pirate them % the use of the troops, and de-
he parties, or other unauthorized citizens, who
their individual interest above that of the
States, in the hands Of the Provost Marshal,
put TO labor on the forts or conscripted into
the regiments or batteries already in service
me general principles will apply to all Mill
osts south of Chattanooga.
dding the towns and country he captures, of
oyal citizens, Gen. Sherman is right again.
his order bearing on that subject
HEADQUARTERS Nil. DIV. or THE MIS-, !
Atlanta, Sept. 10th, 1864 I
Field orders, No 20.
klrsuant to an agreement between Gen. }. b.
commanding the Confederate forces in Gcor-
u Mai. Gen. w. Z. Sherman, commanding
ny, Truce is hereby declared 10 exist from
t of Monday September IL, until daylight Of
|ay September %, ten full days, at the point
Macon road known as Rough and Ready,
country round about for circle Of two
adius, together with the roads leading to the
the direction of Atlanta and Lovejoy Sta
pectively, for the purpose of aiiording the
pf Atlanta safe means of removal to points
he Chief Quartermast.r at Atlanta, Colonel
will afford all the people of Atlanta who
20 South, all the facilities he can spare TO
them comfortably and safely with their eff
Rough and Ready, using cars, wagons and
noes for that purpose and commanders Of
its and brigades may use their regilHental
Il teams TO carry out the object Of this order,
le TO cease after Wednesday the 2lst inst.
Maj. Gen. Thomas viii cause guard to b.
he'd on the road out beyond the camp ground,
Hers TO allow all wagons and vehicles to pass
used manifestly for this purpose, without
earch; and Maj Gen. Howard will send
one hundred men with field officer in
3D. to take Post at Rough and Ready during
e, with orders to concert with guard from
federate army Of like size, TO maintain the
rfect order in that vicinity, during the trans
lesc families. A white flag will be displayed
he truce, and the guard will cause all wagons
at 4 p. NJ. Of Wednesday the 2lst and the
withdraw at dark, the truce TO terminate
morning. By order of
Maj. Gen. ". I. SHERMAN.
DAYroN, A. ID. c.
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prisoners Of this sort neither would it do
10 send them across the lines TO their former
employers, since they would Immediately bo
set to the manufacture Of tents again nor
was il safe To discharge them uncondtion
ally in the midst Of two great armies, many
Of them far removed from their friends and
helpless Thus rod tape was about to be.
come in a hopeless ENHANCEMENT with
crinoline, tent cloths and cartels, whom Gen,
sherman intelposed and solved tho lnotty
question by loading them into one hundred
and ten wagons, and sending thom TO Mari
eta TO be sent north OF the Ohio and set at
liberty
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Hear Il Thunder.

III elections are going right. Vermont rolls
gely increased majority for the Lincoln and
State Ticket, despite the action Of the Clf-
Invention.
ngton, Delaware, sends up the shout OF vic
he tune Of 45O Of Lincoln majority
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The Main and Vermont elections. held but the
other day went the Lincoln stripe by greatly in
creased majortics In Vermont the Senate buuan-
inou,y Lincoln; in the House 2l3 Lincoln and
20 Mcclellan
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Blss The proclamation Of Governor johnson Is
Just the thing Those who continue dsloyal, male
and female will BE- made to leave the Stste That
is blow in the right diroction-send them cut and
keep them out, and LET us oonfses,s their property.