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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
The Cap,sre Of cen. Franklin.

HAVE DE GRACE, Mondst July y, l564.
The testimony regarding Gen. Franklin seems
% .bsantate the fact Of his capture and passengers
on the train, including Mr.. Cramer Of Baltimore for
mey Of Tie Herald and the conductors OF the train
gay that the ears were searched through for Franklin
tie Rebels evidently knowing that he was aboard The
only indgnty offered was Of the Rebel soldiers eX'
changing hats With him.
CAPTURE OF GEN. FRANKLIN CONTRADICTION.
HAvRE DE- GRACE Tuesday July Il, leei.
Regarding the arrest Of Gen. Franklin, 1t
seems that Gen. Harry Gilmoie recognized him ond
politely requested him 10 leave The car. He then placed
him in buggy under gnsrd
PEERYyn1E. Nd Tuesday July l2, 1864.
Passengers who came through last night
state that the reported capture Of Gen. Franklin was
incorrect.
The mistake was made by the resemblance between
tho General and one Of the passengers This statement
ts confirmed by Major William Leon Of Gen. Wallaoes
6taT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
The Latest from baltimore.


There is no evidence of The appearance of any
Rebel forces 70 Baltimore County. An has been quiet
Ground the city today.
The work Of strengthening The fortiGcaions + pro
crossing with great energy under ilo direction VI Gen
Ord.
GOV. Bradford Las issued proclamation ealing ont
the entire militia force Of ITO city which will proceed
10 the defenses To morrow.
We learn that party OF 80 Rebels arrived At Tow
sontown at 10 O'Clock last night being part Of Gilmore
command returning from the burning Of GunpowdeT
Bridge. They had with them IN two carriages, Gen.
Franklin ond stan. whom they had captured on the
baltimore train.
ON reaching ToWsontoVr they stopped az Ady's Ho
tel. where they parook Of ref eshmeuis afer driving
our picket stationed on the road about mile toward
Tho city, and remained there til about midnight
They arrested Mr. Vannard Mathews, who was com
ing through the town and bcd him until they took their
departure.
Another gentleman from Towsontowu states they bad
with them the dead body Of the traitor Field who was
shot by Mr. Ishmael Day.
This we think is q mistake and II they lad a body
with them II must have been Of officer killed il
the expedition Is VIC hear that the wounded man i stu
AT Dampnans Hotel on the Blair road.
They were in high spirits at their success and had
quito U Publication, presenting Mr.. Ady with fine
horse as a compensation for his hospitality TO them.
We also learn that they had slight skrmish Witl
some pickets during the night near che Sheppard Asy
um and that one Of our men Was either captured o.
killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
pxom TEE ARMY oR TEE POTOMAC
4 BRISK Engagement an Friday-WS'ee
for The Hospital.
From or SlrfIal toFTefpontenf.
HEADQUARTERS ARaT on the PofosAc J
Sunday, July 10, lso4


HEADQUARTERS ARMT or THE PoTosAC
Sunday, July 10, 1854
Everything goes ON as usual at The front, tho
picket firing and cannonadng being occasionally varied
by sharp artillery taeL On Friday afternoon "a brisk
engagement Of artillery took place opposite the 9Th and
oh Corps and for fifteen minutes the firing was rapid
and incessant During the engagement Capt. Charles
Bell Of tho e0'h Indiana Volunteers was struck by
shell and killed while aidiug in the construction OF
folt on the line If the % Corps There n-o no lnnca'
tions that the Rebel force Ia Our 'front.' has been "un-
isaed Among officers and men there - the grcatesL
confidence that tine Maryland raiders vii be atinnaeP
70 without any further aid from the Army OF the o'
tOmac.
Aiew Rebel guerrilla, have recently been heerd rom
in our rear but dispositions have been made or theiF
dispc rsicn or capture. .,
Water pipes have been laid through the hospital
grounds M City Point, by which the men arc
sbnpdantly supplied with water for washing pnr-
poses The ground, also irrVeted by large hose
and spiinkng.cart which keep the aust ailayed 9nd
afford great relief 10 the sick and wounded. Ihe
movement q. supplying the hospitals with @sief sag
first initiated by The l. :. Christian Commissipa' pDi
+ bow in the hands II the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
Facts mud Rnmors i'm Washington %
Monday.
~ Social CCrespoffder-
WAsHHoToS. Monday, July lilo a. !

.
WASHINGTON Monday. July ll--loA N.
There is positive statement this morning that
orr piokets this side Of Rockville were sheed last night
by the Rebels-say rather determined rumor to that
effect.
Veteran infantry and Regular srtllerists passing
through tho town at the edge Of the Sabbath evening
and at dawn Of Monday, gave deeper assurance to the
sleep Of the tiud who get TO pieces by the perod
cal invasion exctements Of this war
The raid is unquestonably in force. and rumor takes
shape that another invasion is contemplated by Lee
and If possible on the scale of 1883. 1t is certain that
two corps Of the Rebel army under Hin and Early arc
on this side Of the rverhe former having crossed at
Edwards and COnrads Ferries on Saturday and Sun
day. Rockville small village sixteen miles north Of
Washington, was occupied By the eneiay on Sunday
afternoon and their cavalry are securing the country
in all directions. collecting plumber and huryne to
the south bank Of the river Rebel scouts yester
day 10 within one mile ofthc Washington Qualifications
and several small squads Of cavalry we're observed On
the Tenna town road few miles north Of that place
Troops have been pouring out of Seventh and Twenty
fourth streets all night and this morning and our force
on the northern side Of the city is ample to protect II
against attacks.
The hospitals have furnished several thousand men
for the defense Of the city and largo numbers OF Gov
eminent employees and citizens are this morning organ
Ting for immediate services
The Washington Branch Railroad to baltimore has
not yet been nterferea with Trains continue 10 run
regularly on their time table.
It is strange how wild are tic rumors aHoat this
morning In some quarters Of the city there Il SEEM
ingy as much excitement tho occasion OF the first
Rull Ran battle This is caused by the inrushing OF
ignorant Maryland farmers. and their wives and
daughters and their monsrous but Involuntary lies.
Gentlemen who arrived here this morning from the
Army state that the prevailing opinion among the
officers and men in regard TO the Rebel demonstration
north Of Washington and Baltimore comedies with the
best Judgment herc-that - that II is simply raid for
plumber; that they must either get food north Of Rich
IpOud or starYe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
Ran,ored Attack on the Northern Defense'
of Wnshingion by 1000 Resels.

PmLAULLrHIA, Tuesday, July p p u.
There are now only two Government wires
working south Of this city.
Rumors prevail Of an attack by 1900 Rebels on lie
Northern Notifications Of Washington, but they cannon
be traced TO any definite source.
There is much excitement in th' otg and business
Is, 70 great extent, suspended.
At noon the ringing of the STAG House bel esled TO-
eether q large meeting Of citizens in lnde9eDden'
square.
After a prayer by the Rev. DIR. Brainerd addresses
were made by the Hon. Judge Knox, the Hon. WIN. d.
Kelley Frederick Troley, and others.
Recruiting is very brisk and befofe tonight large
number Of men will he ready 10 leave for Washington
ana Ralimnre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
The following pen-porrait of Secretary Fe.-


,enleu was written some time ago by the lac q. W.
Pearco OF The Ues'ciesfeT Republican, 60 lnam TN
Fossendsn stands az this time without doubt at Tia
head of the American Senate. 1 suppose him 10 b7
nearly six feet in hight possibly Two inches undor tht
mcaslrclncnt and no would not in my Judgment.
weigh over $50 loo pounds His face long ana Iather
severe IN IMPRESSION heavy eyebrows, dark brown nss
irsaked with gray worn rather long aud with seA.
inclination 10 curl judge him 70 be about -! "a
aye / should not think him man OF strong IrlehG,
sbns and vet lie seems 10 be ON familiar terms WIN ~
the Senator's occasionally enjoying Mad Q! dry ausa
With those Who come 10 him or % whom ne s"es %
chat He pays little attention 20 style N srets pl1s
behind the fashion, but there u nothing OF me soNen !"
III, appearance. His voice j. clear rafhor ehhrp ia
tome and he speaks naturally and With about the proper
amount Of gesture. He inpress.s any one who Eeas
him flat ne is not talking for talks sake but Is simply
filling his position statesman p bringing W. Wv
ers OF his mind TO the calculation OF the subIect att,i
under discussion There is nothing norld an Ihe sgo
OF Mr. Tessendeu but on the contrary his oraiory IS
oliJ nrobne and VET sufficiently graceful 70 seear.
The attention Of his audience. presume the gree'
pont which attracts attention to and produces eamfa
lion Tor tie Mano Senator Is the exceeding eleaINess"
his fine intellect"
A Rebel officer was recently In Quebec wheh
an English officer asked another whether 1t vas u,3
thar tie Northern troops would Iun Before no ooua
rcriv nsrson at the opposite epd Of the room sVsY
and acclaimed Whoever says Northern SOLDIERS ".D
ran is a liar" The Englishmao was iumedia'.{{ v ~
bis feet and running toward the man excalmeo ~
arc YOU slrr To which he replied, Il nav ~.
on account Of wounds received and Whaistes -
against the courage OF the Northern troops as"'~
by my own experience"
Sslt-boring has commenced near tue hcae a., ~
Seuecl Lake. rwlcr ihe auspices o. me NH'su' "'-'
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
Au uxnmple % he Followed.

Last night We were gratihed by the sight OF Q
fnl regiment of armed me heir WY to he fron-@
tie funt which nearer tlaR t ever has been
since the War began. They marched by to the sod'
strr music Of one Of ear NatlJnal Songs played bya
fl band The scene was inspiring and inll OF encouf
agemCut The regiment was composed entirely OF col!
ored mem VIII not such event stir up enr white
arms bearing men to spEt OF c-.u .tl0ni W NJ they
perit themselves in sac season of danger 70 be out
done by the sable uf the country. WHO have so ttle
~ stake compared with their Own great INTERESTS
White men y0u who were looking on, and who were
liberal in your applause Of the gilAatfy OF me col
ored men, 90 ami 10 likewise lPhna. ln'l,, I2lh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
The Perils Of Travel.
pERRYvnLE, Md, Tuesday, July

PERBYvIILE, Md, Tresdsy July l@-p. u.
Superintendent Parker, Of the Philadelphia
aud Baltimore Railroad, reached here at noon today.
upon special train and has left for the break In tho
road at Magnolia.
A construction train was sent forward this morning
and another left this afternoon. II Is erpected unless
the enemy make further interference that eopmnnieS
cation by rail will be.rsopeped tomorrow evening OF
certainly on the day following
The boat limo from this point n baltimore hai not Yet
-, ..,-....--.-, 49, -. - Go.
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Reported CuvnIry Fight nt Westminster
HAGEasI0wN, Tuesday, july y

HAGEasIOWN, IlcslAY, JLIy y, IeDI
Several refugees have come into this place
to day from Auddlcbure smmonyile, and other towns
in that vicinity
They report heavy and rapid firing for several hons
Yesterday afternoon somewhere in the neighborhood Of
Westminster, and have an indirect report Of a
severe cavalry engagement at that place.
We have heard nothing from Washington since yes
terday. Hunters command is on hand.
Col Sullivan IS in command at Martnsburg.
At the present writing there is no Rebel force west Of
South Mountain, and people are returning to their
homes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
AHnirs nt Mnriinsbnrx.
UrADoUABIE Frs DrPAKrSiHSI On WEsT Vii
CUMBERLAND. Nd, Monday. July III.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Monday, July IL. 1864. 5
Information has been received from Gen.
snliysns division, which has occupied Ma,tinsbure
without opposition and restored railroad cor1mulica
ton with this point.
Railroad and telegraph communication ore. Dow.open
between Wheeling and MartusbuTg.
Gen Albion T. Hove Las assumed command al Harp
eIs Ferry tins relieving Gen. sisel.
Gen Fosters forces are very active. The public
must not be too impatient for the development Of biz
movements. His forces have not been, nor arc they
now, Idle.
Good reasons are given here Tor the belief that Che
total Of all The Rebel forces operating III Maryland en-
gagged Ia tho raid Is 5000
frank Gillespie Of the 18th Eew.Yofk Cavalry was
hung here yesterday for shooting Lieut. Shaver. an
officer Of his company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
The Navy nnd Ihe observation-disclosures
Ersparaf;ous for EciSusc.

At the especial request Of Captain Case, con-.
mapder Of the Brooklyn Nayy-Yardr we refrain this
morning rom the grateful task Of chfoncling the war
efforts made since orr last impression by the naval au'
thortes Suffice it to say Ihat an immense amount %
men aud material have been iorwarded 10 posts OF dan
gor IA the best possible within the last rs hours.
aud that the abundant resources of spT officers sail
ors. and rarncs at the disposal Of NayyYard cone
mapds have been wisely used.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
Evacuation Of Frederick Ciy-Bai'ie Of
the Monocacy.
rrou or Special Core ponden,.
HEADQUARTERS or MAJ GIN. WALLACE,
ELucOITs MILs July 10 ls6i.

ELucoITs Mills July 10. le6i.
At this notably picturesque village, distant
.ome ten miles by tnrnpike from Baltimore, whittier
Cen Wallace has Withdrawn his trcops-no, however,
in disorder az many i.vailed Souhern-sentimeni Jour
nails would strive tn make it aPpesr--I continue my
report Of the last feature OF his cemp0ign.
On Friday morning last headquarters welo mo, ed
from Monocacy 10 Frederick City, from which place
last wrote you though in the interim have kept you
advised Of movements Ny telegraph. In the engage
ment Of Thursday on the outskirts OF The city you wiz
remember that We badly punished tie enemy compel
ling him 20 retire 20 the mountain and leaving our
forces under tho immediate command Of Col Gilpin'
still IN possession Of Frederick. Daring that night
Gen. Wallace ordered Brig Gen J.. b. Tyler with re-
endorsements 10 the front, 10 be ready for the
enemy should he make his appearance on the following
Tariy Friday morning Col. Clendenln with cavalry
and two guns went out on reconnaissance and came
up With tho Rebels In the mountain making ther way
toward the city. bklrmishing commenced ana CON,
tpued until O'Clock p. m. when the enemy Was found
10 be advancing with heavy column OF caYsry arm
lery and infantry Several regiments wore ordered mp
the pike and our guns having been got imposition gave
tho euomy severe sholling but being under cover ~
the woods with his batteries hidden from our view,
no had clearly the advantage OF Us. We hhd No
ooyer except the fences and few trees scattered along
the road. Riding occasionally urough the town Stth
messages ard orders from Con Wallace, found the
citizens in great state OF excitement The tohselops
and other prominent positions crowded with mep
and women watching the progress Of the Eight. FROM
many houses the Stars and Stripes proudly Wpben,
while the loyal people brought out abundance OF cod
water all they had 70 offer FOR the refreshment OF our
soldiers parehed snd weary they filed through the
streets. .
town which was occupied bF Gen. Wallece, Was also
...... 49, - - .---- ..-.A-s.1 N"bs''! -h~-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
rRocLtNATIOY BY M GOvrRNoR.

Lave been eyprcnga call FROM nc President 81 tie
United States an r-GGi iiol from tho Governor OF tie
Staie nnw invaded by the Ncbes FOR troops :" ad III
driving baek the III, aders Nol having received such
cell or rcquisiliOn that The lulhortes near
the scene Of action believe thet they have suhc mt
force al their command g. meet tie emergency. !.
ever yi.w tia expedition rs more serious than aD
ordinary raid 4 battle his been fought wifhin few
res OF Baltimore and forces composed IN part ~
veteran troops bafr been driven back uicllEen 2
mas been received Tat tie railway be'Scen Padcirla
and Baltimore has bron cut aud commune ton ho'
tween the East ard Washington INTERRUPTED. The Hr-
tiogal CnutnI Is seriously threatened. Although Now
Jersey bas not been OIL, aly called upon or troops la
lis emergency vet regarding the danger rs imminent
call upon the citizens OF this state 10 organize mmedr
eiay mo companrs and report the Adjutant Gene
rel Of the State hr thirty days service in Pennsylvania
MARYLAND and the District oi Columbia.
Gives iadcr band aIl Iry SEAL al irenton las 2ia
d!v II july 49, JOEL fAthhb
Attest s. ~ DicEfSsoS, Private socra.gry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
Communication sill Open.

PHILADELPHIA. THe-day, July T. 1851.
Manager Wilson of the American Telegraph
Company in Baltimore, obtained a squad Of cavalry,
aud went out last night and rebuilt the lines destroyed
by the Rebels thus Ieopenng telegraPhc communica
ton between that city and Washington.
Trains ere now running regularly on The railroad
from Baltimore 10 Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
or,xTRErL FIFTEEN MILES FROM ST.

JosEPH.-A gentleman just mp from Lexington says
ouantrel and his force are Fishing River Lieut.
Col Van Horn formerly OF the 25th Missouri Nolun,
teers says the guerrGs have all LEFT the neighhorhood
OF Kansas ty Thcs have undoubtedly crossed n ioreo
10 the north Side of The river. our people we're IN
FORMED This state Of things would occur more thar
month ago but few Rebels went around MAKING sPolh
o our prediction saving that ali such persons had gner
rilln on the brain. Now, after fighting ia clay ana
Platte and the killing 10 from 20 or 70 citizens ana SOL
ders these old Rebels are mum. 81 Joe. Irlpune.
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Helm for The Wounded.
PHILADELPI

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday July l2 leoi.
Intelligence reached here to-day that the
wounded on the battlefield at Aonoesey were uncared
for. special train left this evening for Gettysburg
with fourteen delegates Of tho Christian Commission
and 81 boxes Of stores. Tie Central road furnishes
transportation to Gettysburg, whence the Commission
sends the stores TO the battlefield Everything possible
viii he done for the safercrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
Bumored Becapiure of Frederick-Rebei'
said 60 be RecrossiBE the Potomac.

pHnADEIPnN, Iucsday, July ", I-pI'
A special dispatch from Harrisburg 10 The
Bulletin says;
"Our forces arc reported to be In possession Of Fred
erick.
"It is rumorod that the Rebels are recrossing The
Potomac River below the Maryland Nights.
"The Northern Central Railroad is free from Rebel
now"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
rycavv Hc.cucoreen,cnts needed.

HAvRE De GRACE Tuesday July i2-ll'iO a. m
Parties from Belair, sixteen miles from heIe,
report 900 Rebel cavalry at that point Hast evening
farmer named Hal, shot Rebel IN retaliation i'r
burning his house and destroying bis frming utensils
There Is no doubt Of On immediate neecssityor Lea'!
igenforcements to Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
Isumor of the Capture OF Washington.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, July - 1854.
The widest rumors Of the capture OF Wash
ngiOn are a1oat.
ITO EDIIoRs There sprcbably no truth IN the Phil
adephia story Of the capture Of Washington.-AorSr
AssOcIATED Pass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
a.,,ie Going On near Warrington.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, July lH--J p m
The Eceaiag Telegraph of this city has the
following;
"Fighting has been going on near Washington since
morning.
"Tbs Rebels are approaching the defeuscs On the
northern side Of tho city in strong force"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
The CnneMingo Fridge.

HAVE DE GRACE, Tuesday, July l2-l'SOp. m.
1t is apprehended that there is Rebel force
in the vicinity Of Conevngo Bridge ten miles north o.
Iavre dc Grace on the Susquchanna River.
Tie bridge viii 40 doubt be fred, If the Rebels make
any demonstration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
News I'm baltimore
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July lo--l r.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July i9-l p N.
Everything is quiet around the city.
last peht a forco of Rebels passed through Towson
town on their way 10 join the main force.
The Rebels bad with them MajorGen. franklin and
his sta, captured on the Philadelphia road on hohdaf
Bnsiness il At a standstn.
A,a! ~ tleegtllt l2a u. s.! 4s ssssa
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Communlca,ion 10 be Re.E.tabIi.hed.
HAvRE DE GRACE, Tuesday, July u, ls6.

HAyRE DE GRACE Tuesday, July IL, ls4.
A construction train left here this morning
to repair the railroad and telegraph lines Of the Amer
can Telegraph COMPANY destroyed by the Rebels.
Communication with Baltimore wiz probably he fully
reestablished by this evening.
number OF passengers, consisting Of ladies ard
children, arrived at PerTyvie this morning by the
steamer, and departed by the train for the North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13

CBNBuRsBURc July II 1854.
History repeats itself charmingly In this sec
tion at least SO for Summon Rebel advances and c
zen retreats are concerned 0m town and surrounding
country during The past week have been thrown into
perfect Torment Of excitement by the threatened ap
proach Of our common enemy. Tor some tine and Tor
no apparent reason vague fear had taken possession Of
49, yvVp.o ,nas usnger sas mininenL timoToUs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
Ra.1on nank s,attmcnI.

RcsToN Tuesday, Jaly IL, ls64.
The following is the weekly report Of the
condition Of the banks OF this city:
,i 81 $751; 700 Due 10 Other banks. : 3Os0.o,
Losp, and discounts 90 bieO0 Dep9sits...'..'" JlsyVNt
Sueee........... b.il fj tirluiationsss 't'Nf
Duo ~. o.hoI hanks. 10 i3ttool
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Lntcr from lsaIliplorc.

BALruogr. Tuesday. July ESP. m.
Nothing is known here of tho state Of affairs
at Washington.
A the wires are down.
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Escape Of Gen. Tyler.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, July t. lsti.
The Baltimore AmerioGa Of last evening states
that Gen. Tyler escaped from the Rebels and had
reached ElicOtts Mills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
'gho Bark s.o.Seus..

BosT0y, Tuesday. July - 1861.
The bark Golconda. destroyed By the Florida.
had 40 bbs. of sperm oil on board and Gu freight
2Ce gallon. Of sperm and .Q.fs5 gallons whale OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13
T.,esraphic Communication Cut on.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, July FL p. III
The Rebels have again cut the wires between
Baltimore ard Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13

here that yesterday afternoon fight was going on seven
miles from Washington. tho Seventh street Road
near Crystal Springs.
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Only one bridge on the Gunpowder River on the
Philadelphia road was destroyed.
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Fighting Near Washington.

HAyRE d. GRAcF, Tuesday, July ~. l5oi.
s.1--9ls.Al intclligeGee ka3 Rcgn received
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Proclamation Of Gov. PARKER.

TKfvroS. \. J., Tuesday July y, I754'
The following proclamation has been issued
by the Governor ofthis Stale: