, 1864-07-25


rate with his papers All the personal pro
perty was destroyed or taken, but the
steamer with all the mails was detained.
An English schooner had been previously
boarded by the pirate and was near by at
the time Of the capture OF the Electric
Spark. Both steamers soon headed for the
schooner, which hove to until they came
up. The captain, crew, and passengers,
forty in number, were put on board safe,
and arrived last evening. The Electric
Spark had very narrow escape from de-
struction, being mistaken for transport,
ana hau She not stopped atter the third
hre' q oroauslue from 'ne repei Pirate' WhiG1
was IN readiness lor inc purpose, would
nave destroyed her'
Harrisburg, July ll.-The headquarters
here has 10 longer any communication with
the authorities at the Washington Depart
ments. Bridges on the Northern Central
Railroad are destroyed between MOnktOwn
and COckeyesyille. There are three brig
AIDES OF cavalry under Breekinridge and
Rhodes, and another division of infantry.
aheir movements are Kept aProio9nd secret
IRON the 0in9oIs. Desorters belonging to
,ne force tnat Grove Hunter from Lynch
ours say ''iaI aiter that anair large rem,
Iorcements arrived from Richmond and
'hareheu hor'h"alu.
New York, July l3.-Ihe HeraLfs dis
pa'Gh IRON heauquarlers; western virginia
Oh tue ll'h' ssSs 'na' zen SuiilVans d.
VISION occupieu Martlnspu,g without oppo-
sHlon' anu leS'oleu raITTau IT,S COMMUNICATION
"nIeh is now oEeI ', -" heeiing'
,r uenerai p noMe "ou "sSumcu command at
ha,Pe s
Dait'nore, 1u5y Ia uiVision mas
mower iro'i - 'nc heiay nouSe no TO AnnapoHs
. Juhc''oh' lor .ne IeIeI OF washington
\ MESSENGER VINO got tnronGh from WASH
instoh iast nlsnt' says that our troops with
inc veterans ifom new orleans, can hold
the. cry. he thinks that the rebels won
attempt TO take H. Ihey ha'e destroyed
the railroad. ana VIII endeavor TO retreat
'y way u r.uma.us re.iy.
I1.e . ~ tuuie.''on 'nis n'orGii,s oi any
'eU.i iO,.o "i'"i" '"en'y u'ieS oi 'ne eity.
New York July i3.-The EVeaing Posi-
mas been informed by a gentleman from
Baltimore, that the battle OF the Monocacy.
although aeicat, was invaluable IN Its re-
suits to baltimore. as Il held the rebels in
check till the authorities could make ar
rangements to repel the attack.
Governor Bradford's call was responded
to by thousands. When the bells rung at
midnight six thousand men hastened to the
place Of meeting Among them we're four
teen veterans Of 1912, who had aided in
rcpelling the British invaders.
Baltimore, July Confidence has
been restored here, and tho anxiety now is
that the enemy may not escape from the
state without being punished. The desti-
.Il. Ia.on u = - Iafse IOrge ci repeI cavalry
pa. .oIseu 'ne ia,i,oau a' pei,sNile anu
- niauensDu,g = nos hno"n: he"ei syn'la-
Ini1sls ssa,cs sas 'sey s1 WI nno move on rol'
i.ooHous s,'u ,0.Iase .I '"e NV'VV' r0Vei prs
o"u.s 'V"nu'u 'nVi''
Inc boat Which LETT washington tins
morning has arrived All dong well:
Yesterday was rather gloomy Gay, and
there was great deal oi 1neasIness among
IN inc .h y,.'1sns. s,, ine,e n,s oeS" 1S.ng In o1'
w were ctr irving 10 eaptpre Fort Howard, lint but
wo still hold it. This morning confidence
was restored and all was considered perfectly
safe.
CT iiSslnI.'Oa %1I Iseelsea Inls morning Ig9 places
south, and Gen % Aver;lI n FreSer;cE I & /
fight is reported to have occurred at the
railroad near Westminster, yesterday, in
when inc rebels were driven OIL with loss
1here Is nothing from WASHINGTON since
''s arrival d TUG carry .ta,n yesterday,
F,ad",;oa aae .Sos's iei' NV 0i 'ne'f ~Ou"0eu a'
ck;aana I'll 10 a.. g.
sber,cSn;s army renor,. that onr f,rcos
which had heen bcId IL checL Inv Hardse's
corns Al Chsttsbooch;e Lsd la;d nontoons
scrpss .hc r;yor IN each side of Hardee's
corns ON SnnJsv I.st and oa;,cd ths onno.
site bank causing the rebcIs 10 retreat 10.
wsrJs Ati.rt. Eom tbs, Mint 10 A..
,
s an.a me country : destitute Oh na'ural ue-
Ds s''sI e r., pam.
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