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CASHIER OF THE FARMERS BANK.--We
learn that the Board OF Directors of the
Farmers Bank OF Virginia, yesterday
elected Mr.. John NJ Goddin Cashier, to
fill the vacancy occa5ioned by the death
Of the late John Adaps Smith. Mr..
Goddin has been for some years an Off
cer in the Bank, and though a very
young man, has given such evidence o
business capacity and good Judgment as
induced the Directors with unanimity to
bestow upon him this very important
Office.
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Aasor's (oast-very few cases were
booked in this Court yesteI3aY morning,
aud what were, presented as.Aing OF par
ticulsr interest. The following is bfief
mention Of them;
Capt Robt Boyce, charged with unlawfully
and cruelly whipping negro 10 his employ,
was fined S2O for the deed. Boyce II fore,
man Of the blacksmith department. af tnc =,
large number OF negro laDoreIs. soE
aomeiims back quantities OF iron ana coppoa M
have been STOLEN at different pefioaa as1n. s...
there, and having reAeon 10 anspec. US nssso
In his employ. bslonging 10 Jonss : 8. cx ~.
= ths tklei, trap was 81 = cs.en ~ ssea,
which proved sucesaafuL ln oFdes 70 Ma.s -.
| the fellow divulge thA namM ~ =. 49,
plicee and tho place Whese wv ss0'sS f'v'
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cor. BRowS,s IRoCLsaarloN


MACos, July 23 -aovernor Brown to day
issued a proclamation ordering all aliens In
the State who reilse to volunteer TO defend
the State which affords them protection tn
leave the State within ten days; slso, that
the orders of.Confederate offieers attempt
ing to protect from active service their IA
vorites in civil pureuits, when the State
neede all who are able to bea1 arms In front
of the enemy, cannot be respected by the
State officers. While 1t is not his purpose
| to cripple the Confederate Government in
providing oil necessary support for the army,
| he will execute the laws of the State, COM
peIling all detailed persons attending to
ordinary business to aid in repelling the
| enemy.
| lie denies the Confederate Governments
| right 10 divest the State Of It's jurisdiction
| over the whole militia by mastering into
service aud detailing them to remain at
home engaged in the common aYocationa OF
life. All persons claiming TO be employed
by the Confederate Government must be
exempted by certificates Of the State au-
thorities, on evidence that they are con-
stantiy employed and are indispensably Ne
casaarp
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ARCaBIsHoP CULLEN on TIE FEEIAN BROTHER
moon Archbishop Cullen, OF Dublin, has written
4, pastoral letter, in which we hEa the ioifewi"k
reIrrence 10 lhe ''feBian Brotherhood, secfei
soei,ty gotten up by the ankees 10 eatrsp more
I,,shmep into such slaughter Iehs as FrederieEs-
burg;
very probabIy, also, the great projects proposed
bv ,he Feniap Brotherhood and ,hcir doing De-
vand the seas have 10 oiber obtect but 10 ihudce
brave young men 10 60 TO Aneiica, " h
,he battles Of The States ana 10 saeHhee ueH
lives Ia the sWanps OF Virginia, or on the b3ttie-
4lds of Louisiana or Mississippi. Al aii events,
A. il evident that, as those whose aAa we are
pfoa,ised 10 free us from oppression eahiot temi
80, ,hei, own al sens ion or establish the union
nf ,b, caubiry In which they 1--we, we, who are
| srpaisted iIom Them by the waters "i tue sas'
ocean across which ii w0ad be almost iuiposSihie
"a t.u.gpft large army, especially IA the race vi
hostile aud powe tieets, We, say, should nope
Ia. no good tasuit tOm their piomiSes or ihettef-
euce. To ihose who have ev.i designs I'D view, ol
| who hope 10 promote ,heir worldly PfosPees Ny
| encouraging fepofhtinh anu sf"iSHNe'
| 10 address any advice.
But there are good men, young ana ihrAPet',
encea - there are lovers of their couatfy, lea
| asiray by she enthusiasm. ol theii nataie-neis :
are paitiois, acting Ia good faith aud swdyfd ny
| noble ATOMS, but carried away by ah over
| xeaious desire OF serving tiieir country, aAl u
| ,t,as,. when, through want OF coh5ldefnHohs tneS
| embark In dangerous and utopiaa fiolees, "'
| may ai,sess q wuIa Of COUNSEL with the hope .
| beine head. As, therefore, pefsoiis sueh hs
| have described uadet the i1hnenee oi 1easu y
l. and rctie ion Wouti eshart them to be On thei
| raasd sgaiast ia,erested and unprincipted men, =
| lake care not Io be he'd ssiIay by dsiastve hope
| aaJ bsseiess ptaaiisess aot Ia uAaettske a"yuaia
| untawia not III enter tRto uiheesoos o' ~" =,
,,rmae1 bfatheIhaads aGd societies, aud hot 10 u
themselves be made the dupes and vietims ot h's
] Who n .iihes love friends nor country, aaa ~
tn.ns OF nothing hui tne gfstihouon oi saa's
seif-interest.
| would hort them In special manner 20 asoi
dangerous reading, and 70 DE on their guard aeaih
| publications which, undof the pTetence o' oss.
inc organs Of the Irish people, tnsni, onr reeio.
| pramoic revolutionary doctrines and eadeavos
| drive the coHatfy into a foolish warfare, IN Wntc
| eyery,hing would be lost that has been gain.
within the present century, and depuse ss VI ~
blessing Of Heaven.
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European News.

The English papers were still canyassing
and dissecting the vote sustaining the mir
istry. The majority of eighteen WAS larger
than expected, aud included several So
called CONSERVATIVES 4 result was re
ga,det as eftectualiy disposiug OF all further
opposition for the remainder Of the session.
The prorogation Is expected TO take place ON
the G0th OF July.
The Earl OF Derby was better, but it was
donbtlul if he would be able 10 resume his
Parliamentary duties during the present seq
eion.
Tue new Dlni.h Cabinet is represented as
being decidedly in favor OF peace
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Eanm GEN R.4RLY 4s.

. PETERSBURG, July "a telegram from
Gen Early states that The fsnkees have re-
treated across the Potomac al WiiliamspOrf.
burning over 20 wagons and abandoning iS
caissons. Oar forces held Martinshurg. -
The Yankees retreated in great disorder.
From the north side Of James river there
Is nothing beyond the fact that the enemy's
cavalry are on the Charles City road Eveiy-
thing Ia stagnant in front. The enemy saIne
upon one OF our brigades yesterday rather
Suddenly, on the north side of James rivtr,
causing them To give back hastily. In so
doing lonr pieces OF our artillery fell into
the enemys hands.
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folders aud Their Fdnaa es-By an order
from the County Court of Henrico, the
Sheriff is required to make a list of all the
INDECENT soldiers and slilors and their fami
lies in that county, as also OF the iamiitss
of soldiers now In the d eid, as we'll as the
widows and orphans of deceased soldiers, TO
enable the colsaty to make suitable proyl-
sion for their present and future care. Mr.
Peasants, the Sheriff, will be at his Office
at the Court House, to day aud to morrow
to receive reports, where all persons inter-
ested should appear at once, In order 1t
secure for themselves and their families ths
!. benefits to be derived from the action OF the
Court.
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stealing Cons Three very foe cows were
stolen Wednesday night from Mr. James
Garrison, living on the Brook Turnpike, q
short distance beyond the Confederate Sta.
bles at Bacon's Quarter Branch. Thethieyes
threw down the bars to Mr.. G.'s pen, in the
rear OF his residence, and drove them Gil. -
Doubtless the animals were stolen for mar
ket purposes, and perhaps bome of the beel
has already been sold, as the hide and hoois
Of COW resembling one OF these were found
yesterday morning 10 an old Geld abont two
miles from the scene of the THEFT.
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OFFICE of COMMISSIONER OF TAXES,

RICHMOND May y, iotI
4 FNSTRUCIlONSi la rsfsrsno TO the assess
4 msut aud collection of the additional ten
per cent Oh protitS.-lt having been ascertain
ei that an error haa been committed In the
assessment >.ud collection Of the additional
len per cent. Oh profits, all assessors will as
sass the profits, only made by bGying and sell
lug at any time between The ct day Of Janu
sfy, 1868 aud the let day Of January, 1860
Tie profits ON which the tax ID imposed by
and III paragraph Of Sec Of An aet entitled
All act to levy additional taxes for the com
moa dsieuce anu support Of the aovsrament," "
afe tho profits made by buying and ceiling be-
tween The times mentioned, the cOpalative
coulunesioh aud" being nsed, the buying aud
selling mast both take place between the ia
day OF January, 1868 aud the let day Of anu.
Aiy, 1863. Sach were the instT uctions issued
HON this office ON the ist March, 1864, and
sill 10 found at page Of additional instrac.
uons, therefore the erroneous assessments
made Ia some districts need not be collected,
and the ASSESSORS will refrain from such az
Eehs sDent1
IL The ten per cent additional tax on pkof-
i1e made by buying snd selling between the
Isl day of January, 1863, tineiuding that day J
AID ths 3ist day Of December, 1854, (i0ciad
ihg toat DAT } will bs assessed and Collected al
chse- The prohts derived from the sasns source
between the let day Of January, 1864, and the
aisi day VI December, 1864, both inelndsd, viii
DO assessed aud collected Immediately after
ths aiss day Of December, 1864
}. w. IL UNDERWOOD,
Acting Commissioner Of Taxes
Approved,
tsiensd) G. g. MEnMIsesR,
my 20 hecfetafy OF the Treasury.
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TIE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

TIE NORTH CAROLINA ELECllON.
The soldiers of North Carolina in the
field, camps, and hospitals, voted yester-
day for Governor OF that State. The
candidates are the present incumbent,
Governor H. T. Vance, and MIR. w. W.
Holden, editor OF the Sfaadafrd newspa-
per, printed at Raleigh, n. C. The lat
ter IL known as the peace" candidate,
and, from the samples OF the army vote
we have received, would seem to be
about as thoroughly defeated as any
candidate for Office who has been before
the people lately. Those citizens oil
North Carolina who. are ut home will
vote on the 4th OF August.
AT General Hospital No "A the vote
stood
For Vance, 1l2
For Holden, 6
In the Rowan On. c. Artillery, Lieut..
W w Myers commanding, she vote cast
was:
For Vance, 15T
For Holden, .
In the same company the nHenaber:
from different counties gave the following
votes:
Rowan county-Senate w II March
80, n, Boyden, /. House Of Commons
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Robbery Ct Store roont.-Juiius Spencer,
residing on Church Hill, uesr Chimborazo
Hospital, Was robbed OF all his groceries
some time during Wednesday night. The
thief bored hole ia bis basement door, by
which he was enabled to open it and thereby
gain access to his stock of provisions on
hand. The articles taken consisted Of TWO
hams of bacon, some little lard, and a buck
ct containing about FIVE pounds of -four
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Hastings Coart-OWing to the continued
illness OF q member OF Judge Lyonss family
he is still absent from the city, and no Court
of Hastings was held yesterday. The Srst
day on which he will be qualified TO attend
to business will be taken up In the disposi-
ton n N Tinsley. Pates case, suing out from
military service on the ground that he is o
detailed conseript, and member OF regu-
larlY enlisted body OF soldiers In the Con
tederate States. The case was continued
till another day.
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The Ogisn Habeas Corpus CaSs-The case
OF K. ID. Ogden, upon h. bsas corpus to be re
lieved from conscription upon the ground
OF English allegiance, was iurther heard be-
fore Judge Halyburton, Of the Confederate
States District Court, yesterday. Mr.. Ay-
lett, Confederate States District Attorney,
replied to Mr.. Randolph, and will be follow
ed by Mr.. Lyons in reply.
MIR. Aylett, for the Government, took the
ground that the return of Nj J II Pcyton that
Ogden was either naturalized citizen or
domiciled foreigner liable to service, threw
the burden OF proof on petitioner. Never
theless, he gave resume of the facts dis
closed by the petition and evidence, and ar
gued his liability to service. Over twenty
years ago the father Of Ogden with his
| family came from E0gland to- the United
| States to better his fortunes. He came in
no official capacity, nor under duress, nor
| as an e,H'gFe. driven to seek an asylum
here. lie came voluntarily to seek better
| home; settled in st. Lous, and afterwards
| purchased lands in Iowa--a thing not al
| lowed by most of the States, and probably
| Iowa, except citizen He, the father, fol-
| lowed several occupations, and is still liv
| ing, as we'll rs the mother, somewhere in
the United States. At the time OF bis com
| ing, Ogden, the petitioner, was eight years
| old, and his dOmicil was that OF the father
| He showed, however, by sftitavis, that
in 1861, Ogden. the petitioner, had voted
| in Mobile for Sheriff had sworn his
| vote in, aud had received pay for his vote
| and that by the laws of Alabama citizenship
was necessary to vote. He showed, more
over, by att1davits of persons familiar for
years with Ogden, or Richard Wesley,
as he was sometimes called, that they
| had never heard or knew of any purpose
OF his to return to England, or that he
claimed to be a subject of = leen Victoria.
TO oppose this there was only the affidavit
of his mother in-law, ar illiterate woman,
as her mark, instead of signature, disclosed
He contended that petitioner had never
| shown any purpose to rely upon British
| Consul's certificate until the Conscription
law became imminent or until its passage,
aud that he was legitimate conscript.--
These wel substantially the facts eli'ited
Some citations of law, not interesting to
the public generally, were made. Mr. Ay
tlett's argument was occasionally tinget
here and there with characteristic humo
and some rather biting irony. AT its con
! clusion the further consideration OF th
matter was postponed till Saturday, wheI
Hon James Lyons will close for the peti
| toner.
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A Irolifc Negro Woman. Some time du-
ring last week negro woman belonging TO
Mr.. Patrick Lipscombe, OF King ana Qaeen
county. gave birth to three Children Al one
The same negro has had twins twice, making
seven children 1T three births.
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COMMUNICATIONS UIfH MONTGOMERY.
CoLUMgIA, y. G., July 2S.-The Southern
Expresa Company has established regular
communication between this city and Mont.
gomery Packages, renittanees, Sc, now
pass without delay.
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Charged seuh steain.g. The police yester'
day arrested John Gailaher, charged with
stealing lot of housekeeping articles fron
Mary Vanderiip. He was locked up in the
cage till this morning, when be will be
taken before the Mayor Tor examination.
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axRruApx Tu asn. JoHsssoa --On WeanfsssF
niun, -eyY,si eillxens conptimented this oii.c %
Nth n seJeAads. s6ma yefy sweet inesec -
discouIsed BY the hand az nsnsls sas, aha
yer. nae nsecrs sung. We learn thsI the Genesa.
viii remsin . suesl 0l General eobe for sesetas
aays,--,asgHsta ( Ga.) cMgstrls.
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perty was carried, Capt Bgave bin the whfp~
t,ing compIaiued Of

petty WE CavriSu, CNPt - B1se IT. "
ping complained of.
Joe, slave Of Mrs. Dimmock, cnasged Win M
stea,log two eheets and one jacket from John
S Moore. was ordered to be whipped.
The following cases we're continued cn
account Of the abseuee OF Witnesses kO0ktrs
slave OF 1azswsil PeTkins, charged wN1
eteaIinG six bags Of corn, and ChATlee ma.
Jim harris, tree negroes, charged With stcnt.'
log large quantity Of nouT From some per-
con unknown.
Lewis, aIave Of James Ford, arrested With
out proper paes, and supposed 10 be run
away, was committed till such time - his
owner can he communicated with. Robert,
slave OF James NJ Carreld, was also CON-
mittet upon the same charge.
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F. E. Shober, 95, NJ. l.. Holmes, 81 !;
W. II. Crawford, Al. For Sheriif-W.
A. Walton, 90
Edgecombe county }. II.
Powell, 81. House of Commons-David
Cobb, p John Dancey, 20; l.. B Far
mer, 2.
The whole vote of the North Caro-
linians in the hospitals OF Richmond was
furnished US by courteous friend last
night, and from it we learn that Gov.
Vance received S67 votes and Holden 25
BY reference to the telegraphc column
| it will he seen that iIolden's vote in tht
vicinity OF Petersburg is quite as diseour
aging to the peace party as that giveI
above
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OFFICIAL.
..,,,ps RESERVE Forces OF Va, I
hsN xicl lmond, July 2i, 1861. }

vuERAL ORDERS, No q
An ns,sous belonging - tho reserve
~ Nv ow sbssn, from their commands aud
s"fess, 70" nn~xpired furloaghs granted and
.s .asi 's s1ss. rssa 'ss
ny tom ae'' "a thsis respective coz pinies
ne, ."Tss ss,S nader the penalty q bsiug ss.
IA a'.s aaS IN conformity 10 law TO three ,sa,s
tH"ea ,S vs nh the active forces as II they we're
Fers'ee W., ~ as,es of eighteen aud forty b 7e.
hs'm e'a a,n,ra,iou of ten days after the post
a. '''' ,b,s oraee In their retps set'se eonntiss
ias o. ., "urolling iheers viii promptly arrest
ecna', ,'nxs meutioned sbsentees aud cause
all -', s"V hs Delivered at the nearest camp "i
'"s~ nn,,o, for ASST sawsni 10 service with The
.,Ilge iofees ,oun,
N..smptiuas granted or extended hy en-
''il No. f,sa,s 4.tbec before or s'uoo The ION
"t ,'"'' NAV 1874, are revoked aud declared
dNy ,',sI. ,..i AMI will not protect The par
s'.. S"liias Them from artest aud ass'gnme"'
"'s ,suve forces under this order
" '"' Il, order "t Brig Gen htMrtR.
X IA CAtIkrf, a a u.
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n UsT --oa The morning. of the 11th July, a
small gold Vest Chain, with large plain so
Ilng attached, supposed 10 have been aioPps q
alIi..r In B<oad Malta or l4th street, or near the
Oid Market. 1 viii pay 6 50 reward Tor the :, COW
ery OF the article by applying at Feigusons Bailei
shop, ian street, under Exchange hotei
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Gitlmonn qispattb,

t. The DISPATCH la sold to News
D'aiers at TWENTY CENTS per copy.
CITY CARRIERS are authorized to charge
ONE DOLLAR AND kiFTf CENTS PR sOest, TO
regular subscribers
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by TELEGRAPH.
t..rosrs q. rss rssss Assss..rscs. |

va,srsd aecosdins TO acI ef Congress Ia the ysss
less, By J. s. rHRAsnxs 10 the CLERKS once ot
the district Court of the Confederate StszSs 70 q
ths nesshcTa Dissrict Of Georgia.
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ened district, yet the main points are par
TALLY confirmed by reports received by mill.
tary officers, though not Of an official Cha
racter. In the meantime ereiniorcemenfs are
being forwarded. and there is no feeling of
insecurity apparent in military circles.
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EDHT STRAYED Re

100 DOLLARS Reward Lost on "Wednesday,
IuU July 27th, between Gouidia's Bridge, on
Cniekanominy swamp, and Turkey hIii, or Grape
V,ne Bridge on Hanover side, slppoaed To have
drupped from a basket out OF cart, dark worsted
striped sack coat aud lighi maTseailes vest. The
vesi contained pair of gold spectacies. some pa
MRS and some money The coat contained
memer aHdum book aDd m any valuable papers -
The above reward of one huadred dollars will be
given for the return of coat vest AMI cohtr ni
10 lhe Dispatch Office, or at my shop On ic u ST.
v2g-6.t GEO w B AkkEK.
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TNsrKAY C,W.--Ganie ~ my nouse, IN IL EN- icp
II, counly hear the Short pamp, on The llth day
o. jay, 1861, \ t@0-year old heifer, OF deep red
color, marked with crop and under. keel 10 the
right ear siit and u0drr keel IN ahe iefs ear
and the end OF her taii white The owner vii
uiesse come forMaIf, pfoys prop'rty, pay charges,
sua take her away. BENJAAin BowLsS.
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'euJ u. u. mEAMIhaER,
66cretafy Of the Treasury.

suihbokAZ0 Hospital. ALI persons having
negroes hired 81 thts hospital will cell at ID >
omss ei .sJ Carey, Bank st, between llth and
IAn on TassdaD, Thursday and Saturday, Of this
ss'h, sGd coiieel thsis moasy
~ Uze-faThxs3. IN MclAH. gaYe'a.
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CfoLEN-Oa tuesday night, July 10th, on ths
- Dafbytown Road, d hge mites tfoIa hiehmond, o.s
uisck mare both hind angies whte, watte star q
fo,shesa 10 etop cut OF. iei fore hoof cracked o
the top and = small kuot on the left sido OF the
neck Slo0 reward Will be paid II Ie,i ~ my mouse,
IN ths Dartytown Road.
tv 92-2ks HNDDLE u JtRDAN.
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= n AZ DUt.LAk5 kesArd.--5toien from my ssxi
ItVD deuce, out of the stable, sbeut oae mile
fs,S Sechanicsviise, on the road leading 10 Old
Church, ca tns night Of the 23d Inst, bay mare,
10 CT IL yssrs old, bind 10 iess cys ei hind ioos
vhite. ana white Spots on hsr back whore tho sad
d,o works She has . white spos In he, fossAeaa.--
ma shove reward win b paid for her delisery 70
Or La Epkin, NJ MechaAicsyilla.
JAMES LOVING.
HAaover coassy, July ~, 1854. " x7-s.
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fIkn DOLLARS Reward suayoa or Stolen
I(VD from the camp Of CO h, San We cavalry,
mar Rsamss station, on the bight Il the f3,h Il
l,,,, a smnu rich bay nsre. She has very short
recs head rather large for the nscx, and . saah
siar in ths forehssd also several smai ssdiie scais
on tue back aud sure ~ inc lasetloa " u tore
-. si,tn Tue said mare ID about ssye0 years
uil sns moves very much HE mnis ! vii
"a y the above reward II sna 10 delivered 10 me at
camp, or for an7 iaiurmssion thaf VIII enable me
Ia gr, hsr John r WILKINSON,
Co Il, Atm Va cav. Wickham's brig,
voa-asi Fits Less div. ANV.
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THE DrFEAT OF THE YANKEES IN TIE
VALLEY.

THE DrFEAT OF THE YANKEES IN TIE
VALLEY.
Speaking of the Yankee defeat in the
Valley, the Baltimore 0d-ette says the fan-
KEGS under Crook, AVerili, Muiligan and
Kelly were not pursuing the rebel raiders"
when they met with their reverse, but had
discontinued the pursuit. They Were near
Winchester on Sunday morning when Gen
sweli G, pouneed on them With All over
whelming force. 1t says
No details have been received OF the tight
| of sunday, further than those gwen py par"
t.as from the vicinity of MartinsbnTg, which
a.a tnthe eff, ct that the ConiedeTates massed
large force in front Of Gen Averiil, and
| hnriing IT upon him succeeded In capturing
/ ali his artillery besides portion of his
| aayaIrv Geu Aycriil is reported To have
| heen Killed, and acting Brig Gen MnliIgau
was seen to fall from his horse and Is be
Heye.i 10 have been killed No other losses
of Yankee atfieeis are reported. fhe forces
OF Gen Hunter, who was mol nitnseH pre-
sent in the engagement, are taiu To Lav'
hrrn greatly outnumbered by the enemy.
/ tate last evening there Wac no teisgraphi'
| onmmunicatio beyond Harper's Ferry, q
the enemy had cut the wires.
The character of this movement OF th'
Conledcrates is not yet ascertained, AM
Opinions greatly differ a. to lie object AM
imnoriance; some contending that II is sim
NV a return of the party recently In Mary
land. who, taking advantage OF the division
, nf C}en Hunters forces. to punish very Sc
l.varalv a portion OF Aem, while other
shink IL ID ! moyement IN force iato Mary
! land. with view o. attacxng Wsshingtoi
! A few days, however, wli probably asve'o
, it, object. :. .
. whst sxsagssaied by those persous wh
have rstTeSled 70 this city from the threat