The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1862, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERAL 2 nn Y PRICE TWO CENTS. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1862. THE NEW TARIFF. WHOLE NO. 9436. NEWS FROM MCLELLAN. on the enemy below this city is represented by those es pro‘ess t. be conversant with he subject, as much Heavy Cannonading Up the James River on Thursday. curtailed in von: ence of tha reprehensible pravilce Articles, Arttles. Articles, indulged thougbtleea soldiers: Ofatraying from their ee eee Reel, per pound...., Camphor, refined, per pound. Cocoa, provers. aA tb, commands. % majority of the men thus (orgetful of their Beer, in botties, per gail Cri Leaves, per ib. duty, having ve other place t this city, where thoir imagi 21 up the outiines of bloody Probable that two-thirds of the relators n 10 Lo, comne in crowds Lo ions are put in pl his, which it is more of Representatives and the Senate. Tho Rates of Duty as Amended by the House Ta casi ude, per pound, Ma‘ting Shells, per tb Codilla, or tow of hemp or flax, per Qodish, per ib, ookE.. wo! 10 35 | Con i this momentous hour ve Os ae . sclgay of the sepubile to ateud by Bie colors. Not A a ¢ f the Confe = Srucien used a8 2 to so ww to show @ wan patriot - : tch from Gen. McClellan Stating | 28 deficient knowiedye of the iasien invetved in he mendments 0) ie Con 36 Free Despa ° nt war. It isto be hoped that our generals will co Committee an a: PA ich Measures xs will effectuclly prev: ren le Bi-carbonate of soda, per ib 35 br that the Enemy has Retreated. ‘oma being demoralized by the laziness of some of Biohromate of potash, per Ib, % pe ey the ean comanoeing it. on ss 6h now to much at + dist Binding, carpet of worsted 4 20 aE eae Stake to permit this to be thought of. Probable Attack and Repulse ein ee mech Oe ee ee ee are % wi ‘The wife ot General Bosurogard died at New Orleans ® | ysauorg Pobacee, Segais, Chicory, ~ 3 6 of the Rebels 1 Oe. pring on mux reswacis Manufactared r= : Fy FA IRB 03 : “ a tontns Slave traie? uate sesiocaae: erases pcre ethan pe Bitter apples, per = vee. 10 obisin. Since Tuesday, uz to yes! yy morn i ES there had been no fighting af a serious nature. Tee ne eles, Essential Oils, Glass, ead pay » 8B NEWS FROM THE REBEL CAPITAL, | @7,,,%-* employed im escaping and in selecting Cottons, Woollens, Xe. Black lead, Ber ton. To, is ss did not get off altogether. It is reported that nanan Black pepper, por Ib. ie 5 36 . Berad cn Balurday A ‘ge for We piGow hear en Bu) a % Candies, penmentas 1 * : Carter’s, probably on his estate, ‘ndustrious!y ein! : 8 he Strengih of Gen. McClellan's | siergihering iw ivene. fiwar aio repztaiiiat | ThE New Dutles to be Levied on * was, pare, peri ‘ 1% stron, eluforcements had m son! in \ loli Ny 5 # Present Position. Bid lued arrived. As tho enciny commands the river, be Goods in Bond. panier ears . 3 Lele 25. bas mapy advantages, but we suppose our goncrals 6 Bteariue, per I 6 Copper, in piates ‘30 Iaciy AT areal battie was anticipated” Oa Busureay and ‘Al outer, per Ib 3% Rottoms. so ingly. oat Dattie was a aturday ; FEARS OF A PESTILENCE IN RICHMOND, | sean on rday to take pice at the point above | THE WAREHOUSING SYSTEM, : : Pitas Fy uamed, where the enemy was apparently dispos 2 Ker Res, ke. make ® stand, he, ee, ad ieee 35 pati m cauy's cetreut was eertainly managed with cool- awaits par Canthariaes, por tb © 38 ness and ip. This med of praise is due him. th % , Despateh from General McClellan. We have eriaions trom the The Tariff bill passed the Benate some days | merching powder, per ume. paces Sheathing 48. ‘ - Pruapetema, July 11, 1862, the capture of the — ae 1a7™F goa | Since. Many important amendments were made, 8, 600 “ren, as | Capers........ Ba 85 wile, weighi from 14 to 34 ou A private despatch from Geueral McClollay, dated to- | Yulee 20 Min Pat tit at army so 'iea3 | and the bill was returned to the House for ita con- Bs | Cap wire, covered wit cotta a6 peg Siudre foot, por I age Gay, nays:— should be sutrounded and capturod by ono inferior toit | currence therein, By that body it was referred i - Caps, chip....... “0 Bolts ee 30 " vetel. Enem: retreated. ‘m numbers, 05] ly when that simy fought on a pe- < rf 4 3 ire. Nail aren’ beste fe pds Pech Dinguta, aud commanded tho waters on bold sides of it, | % & Conference Commiltee, which yesterday te | pooxiny per an r") Cotton, ps rit : ‘The inference ia thot there has been auother fight, Thore was renscn to expect, 23 4 1 ported the amendments agreed on. The bill was | Bodkins, Wwory, % . rr) Pogs, per ib ani Grom are our a Id tak tor i Reports from Fortress Monroe. Ged i wiiiped tint Teese. How then passed by both houses. = “ Angote, per Ib. aud 6 Forrams Momnos, July 10,1002, | cirgumalances. |) % 40 | COPPER, Dare, POF ID......s00ee0 verseees a An erroneous spinion appeared in some of the news | , Jt has beon suggested thet the mimbir of os Aries. » Ota, per Ib. : : e wing uf some proini 4 35 ) Pe papers in regard to ‘he flag of truce which wont up tue | bent officer on our aide, finer makes most xerlous sperma, Lime peter ber alien, : Py 35 ° Ore. } 6 York river on Sunday and attempted to bring down some one eae ing nd faniitbees oA ie baths one (pee LS at a1 80 - frames, of whatever materia com. Copperas, per Ib.. hundred and seven of our sick and wounded soldiers | Of more than one er, as leading to ) ‘Acelate of potash, per Ib. if) posed, worn by men, women and Copper, sulphate of. frustration of } plan of operations, and es ° % ." “di tarred, * who had becn captured at Baltimore Store. No flag of | the guorilos, most eeasarliy, of hundreds of | Acstous acid. 3% en ee oe pee truce law was violaied,as the rebela at first readily tel brave solantoere i ia oa ‘Acetic acid. . 25 2 Caraway sood, per ib 8 Manila, htarred, por lb eenpented to thei: removal en parole, There wag | OF 18 grees. preva, oF Acid, denz0ic.........5 * 1 Carbines... on 86 | Cordials, per gallon, first roof. he the slightest foundation f a 86 - dicinal’...... Seersieny enn maimcnsiesstanding, ny tha reels, raster, tase poi iti de to th Gitta par pond 1» SB Wopmiegee cccstieseclercee © an | coriander seeds per ib. Ait Gay went a flag of truce to Genera! McClellan, iuforming | cause Sp ee eid tocesacee De, samen Mm pune Auch, Gallic, per pound, 60 3 WWMM: cas scesece ace nse a 60 4 gross violations cipline. We thin! eo iat 10 om weed, ib A Corkwood , uomannfactured. 2» pies bed oye fer tne ek ePy: fine: Hash Tegret that the public expectation was raised very hig foo we 10 40 ye sola bd Pr) Corn, Indian, per tushdl 10 fight the John Tucker started for them again. at the beginning of the great offort to whip and eject the Oxalic, per pound. ‘ 4 | Cards, playing, valued at 25 cents or lose 2 ry ‘The lato Colonel of tho Sooond Maryland resigned on | the enemy irem his position. As to the capturing of his 3 10 85 2 POF PACK, POF PACK... cccesecceeee 1B 80 Socount of ill health, and the command devolved upon fence ros, ihe briiaat reer Tenare eee re 20 a Playing, valued at above 26 cents per 8 Lieut. Col, J. E. Duryea. Another Colonel was appointed | Ganture. And now that its pretty well agcertalued that a rr) von ne sola * by tho Governor of Maryland, who was unable to pass a | the great body of te a ears Faroe y 10 ¢ Cards, blank. 85 36 triumph is measurably forgott in the cavi ee ere Cnet nny MOP IVON OLS’ |Top to bag the wile emicern. The victory ta wrilliant orn was a | Cumice, Ike. rs , 4 sommand, much to the gratification of the whole regi- | gnq completo without the capture, Our chivalrous —_ 4 © | carpes binding a 36 a EE ere ao ment, with whom Duryea is a great favorite. army has driven from its fortifications, and inglori- rates K ea . 6 40 Carpet, Wilton, value $1 25 per square yard Cottons, unbleached, not colored, stained, _ The steamer John Brooks hae arrived with about 300 | ously from py diego aed Gi teta: Sacnarhedaned'oe wanssauleSiarsae 35 eerarede ai - or under, per square yard.. “ painted or printed, uot over 100 tbreuds tick and wounded soldiers—mostly wounded. They leave | gritied and largest army ever organized on this continent. perecoca anc ae of, a Bone, alphabor 3 prepare aot gt Ea dl = Be tea eating pte Hg I trad oo Nhis aiternoon for New York. ‘The disaster to that army is one of the soverest, and the ‘Ale, tn betttes per gallon Pry Chere ry ‘Axminster, H ‘per square yard... 45 equare yard, per ag. yd......... caste: Se ‘The rebel prisoners who have been accommodated for | Victory to our troops is glorious. There ia too much to 7 4191) cage ber gallon . 20 ‘Whale, fancy 3 Patent velvet, do., por square yard. 46 nb eachod, not over 140 threads to pome time past at the Rip Raps, were all taken away to- rejoice over to admit of repiving that more had not been Able, ate 29 | Bone, oa peers = ‘Tournay, 0. do. ‘per square yard. - 4 ze the square inch par sauere y yard. a iy 7) ‘Tapestry, do., sy juare 5 ‘mbieas! |. Over and o fay and removed to some potut farther North. ‘THE STRAITS OF THE RELKLB. Almonds, per Ib ‘ = oe wrought yy ny pins rd ‘* 200 threads per square mech, per Heavy caunonading has been distinctly heard at this Upon the strait to which the rebels Oil of, per Ib 180 Hy Machiue, do., per square yard.... 48 BYURTO YO. ...cce.seseserereeee 8M Place all day, from up the Jamesriver. Many conjec- there, tho Laminer says;— eseecee e % i carpes ee ein eaet Ac “ oe Se reeds rer pats xe) . bares are afloat, but nothing is known, as no boats have The scone of active operations has been removed sete Sumy Yared oo $1 25, per square yard... ry Bot over 100 threads per seme Gown 1b0) river’ to-day. The: weil best bas bean | tospeh 8 distance from Richmond thst it is diM@isdls to | “aS suintinve of, 60 Brossels, printed on the ‘square inch, and weighing over obtain any news of the incidents of each day; ‘but from A 1] e » 33 five ounces ‘per square yard, per Gee for two hours (now five P. M.), but ia not in sight what is cevorally understood of the situation, tt appears ens obeee bodies $ 3 meanyon. "ay et. “When she arrives we shall probably learn the | to admit coly of the severe alternative of auimmediate | Amber, oll of, obude, per I 10 ry Bleached, not over 140 threads par of the cannonading. iz , ‘assault upou the enemy of the falling back ef our lines, gum, 20 pie » ry aquare inch, per square el 8 aw - Bind hake eds not Twa gunboats are coming up the harbor, but are to a8-8) NaN x edicnls and SUcsunuen newmeners; Brite tr. s Hier score eal pecermure hes, War down to distinguish. With reference to the continued danger of Richmond, 35 Bound or unbound, mot otherwise Jute, per square yard 6 PEF SQUATO YAF.....0.ecse0s00ee. OM INTERESTING FROM RICHMOND. | ‘isvesvcrar 1 v | pores mors faerie acs po A ty It $s sincerely to be hoped that the ability of our gene- 85 4) other, of wool, 1» CO or square inch, qui Jes eee INTERESTING FROM nic OND. rals, and the dauntless courage of tho Southern armics, vy - went manaaes ~ pygorisiomre ens ieee What the Rebel: Say of the Posttion of | Mil soon rollers tls verion of our State from he = Bg | Cures bom, roots s yg Gen. McClelian’s Army. Wty Naper, lov Setagiaeias ‘eneniy elds ‘endiopered 77 Worsted... 36 Ounces per square yard, per fizoes the Biehmwnd Examiner, daly 7.) seorson of ihe lower James, 20 long is the capital of % 28 | Carriages...... F) aquare yard.......... . ‘We volieve all that was known iu this city yesterday Te breaesar: parte ner 00 18 | Carriage springs. ry Colored, printed, painted ors: a yatside of tbe soveral circies of bureaucracy, was that the -? shot Pe 8 | eee ert yer ib ry ‘Bot over 140 threads per square (40. &t memy had taken a strong position, with une of his ‘Losers OF PRIOR’S BRIGADE. 4 Fy 0 Gnacarilia bark. 10 ineh, per equare yard..........)10p.@. Sanks resting onthe river about Berkeley, completely | Of the losses in Pryor’s brigade, the Zeaminer sayBi—e ‘Andirons, made of cast iron, per ib rt") 6 % Colored, printed, painted or: Preching Jo Herriag cick, whefeis priticn Ie efented | p,C8t0F about 1.600 men, carried ito action by General | Angora gloves aad mit..." % F o Ger aqeare toch, per ayeace | 60.8 i 1 : by analmost impassable morass, . It, was supposed that | PF¥Or, 814 were kitted and wounded. iperies tence seat ee we ‘ ry ry os pases i ae Poe snc wee u coe. we haye becn attacked yosterday ; ‘but DREAD OF A PESTILENCE. isesecd, to ry stained, here: been no fighting up to the last acvounis we ‘That a pestilence is dreaded in Richmond just now wii! ww 100 threads ei Save had from the lines, (ol briet pa » ry iach, per squareyard.. ....... 110p.c. It is not to be apposed the enemy has selected these | >® omprehonded from the following extenet, = f ry Py 8 not provi " Plantations as the scene of bis last great stanc without The health of the city, wo fear, will suffer if som‘ 995 Pry 6 ‘over 16 cente per square yard... we reasons. The Grstand most spparent of these is | means are not employed (o neutralize the unhealthful 35 30 n Jeane, ms, drillings, * pinot pies lorie Se pr ap Pere eg Ng a defies bien pothecar: bottles. rT 3 ‘Band 90 ings, ginghams, Hallas, “<0. my Being’ broad "and" deep, afordn "both an: | cast around the hepitals and Inthe guitare of auch ds- | Apparatus, pullospbical, or isscammenta, 3 = setrer ine casseripilnn ats oe a Seton brea or O B & Fy toning in ae 16 coats pa 36. ta and tramsports; is is no means the a * rT? juare yard.... P saly advantage of the position. On the wast of Berkeley | epidemic. We bolieve large quantities of lime ‘CRA ped - ~ Gack bgt 35 38 srnos otherwise specified. Pry Are junumerable {mpassable ravines, running from near | «blo for such purposes. Sesy eee con |: race eee neeate ciel tea rT} 4 , woven . a5 the Charles City ros1 on the north to James river, mak- | hint may save us from a pestilence more deadly than diecticnsof entiquitien imported uy ers as ry % Ing & successful attack from tuat quarter next to im. | the bullets of the Yankees. Se asine the ane of any society incor ee 10 Pry possible. Wi:hin a quarter of a mile from where these ‘THE UNION TROO!S IN JANESVILLB, VA. rated for philosophical, literary or re- 30 ry o Fyvinee begin, Herrin Ron creek crosscs the Charler | 4 band of Yankees enterod Scott and Lee counties, Vir- | Toons" cut poses, or for’ the encours| a0 40 Oty reat, and, ruauing in a southeasterly direction, } ginia, iast week, taking possession of Janesville, the ment of the fine arte, or by order and for es PTY 2 xirte on the north and oast the plantations of Berkeley | county seat of Lee eounty, and pursned and captured the use of any ‘college, ‘academy, school vy sad Westover and empties into James river at the ex- | some tweuty citizens of the place, who had fled, carrying or seminary of Tearming in the United . 8 brome eastern boundary of the latter. The whole course | off the mails from the Post Office, and everything of value Beaten. 8 Of this creek is one finpassabie morass, while along ‘ts | from the town that was portable, ‘They took $20,000 wrote ¢ s 36 cd wortheru and eastern banks extend the heights of - | worth of property from Capt. D.S. Dickinson, including Apparel, wearing, per I } 05 Pry 36 Hoton, a long range of hills that overlook the Westover | eleven slaves. About four hundred of them are Dow | jiois. “cum ner lb ernder:.... Aaa 35 rr % nd Bérkeley estate, and which offer an eligible position | encamped four miles from the place. Sad tutoct y ROE gs & Hy 3s Wy guns. — cin, porte. 1e Brackets It will be seen that, protected on the south by the rape: Brads, cw, a ing rr] rr saver-and his guobon's, oo the went by impesmble | NEWS FROM GEN, POPE’S COMMAND, | Ark, frst i: ' vei gaton.. Sah lnm ter? . Fe} io [ang sort vingh nga Again phorbol es ‘Aarevis, perl e Cat, exceeding 16 2 is = ie ite of Evelint @ euemy’s por presents 4 Dut cdepregnable poimt—the piece uf level country north- ‘Wasmxcrox, July 11,1862, | ar ae ‘i - Looe B 36 30 = ere, from is B volegihg ry lao a a = Advices from camp near Warrenton say that our scouts Peet k pews 20 & 85 10 =» Winth, lying between st ¢ be: the ravines, the ho said he was on his wi rT int where Herriny c:vok crosses the Charles City rad. | Tee™ly bahay - Spanair ba the co warminae | oo asia a 3 a5 85 | Crystals, wateb.... 8% Bar ig cor\ain that thoen my, with hig immense re- | to Richmon see abou! ee, ‘Avthhen ecatiteadacon, weit ache, elas ae 30 85 | Cubebs, ofl of, per Ib 100 poa'ces Oo men wid bear thems will, a a very — wounded in the late battles. Letters were found upon rt Ti) gold, PY rT) a 35 | Cudbear . 2 od obstrnct by art this ouly natural entrance to his | inig person addrossed to parties in the rebel army, which, ttoles, the growth, production or man 35 Brecane cheney AS wien range of bie guubonie. } ne anid, he found on the road. Jt isevident that eom- | “Taoture of tie United States, exported to 8 es =» H Another cay may seo it strewn with felled timber, and y munieation bas been kept open from Washington to — comnity, eae Peoeiee eee eee 85 25 +4 Drictii:.g witn fied batteries. ” »: Leesburg, Middlebury, White a8 4 fn entiucaling ip atvasinges secured 10 the enemy eee er ees ee sehen exporter, pen which no drawback its a FA & by bis pre-ent position, his superior facilities for trans of Warronton are glorying over tho news.of | qiticicetnrenod sbolly'or chietiy’f guid, Ty 85 | Cutten j Portation must not be omitted. Whilst our ammunition | ing ‘patties near Riclmond, but acknowledge tat if *Spearl and. precious stones, not 38 85 | Cuttle and s Gnd sto‘es must be wagoned a distauce of nearly thirty | yociellan gots reinforcements enough to take Rickinond od eet Py 86 85 | Deggers . miles, his steamers and travsports ore jausieg Sp to tho | the war would be over. “ os 86 10 »” voy dors of his tent. For the benefit of the distant |“ seouting party found amill in full operation some rors Brasil pebbles, prepar 3 35 10 8 reader we may here properiy say something of the | mites rom Warrenton, making ariny clothing, one thou, pert bp bana Bread baskets, japanned. ry rr) sharacter of the country to which suddenly and | sand yards heing ready for dolivery. The owners of the raaligrapeie tie os Piated. 35 ry 8 bnexvectedly the neat of war has been shifved. Ter | iii aud operatives wore notified that they would be tated ‘from capper Silver 85 Fry ere + days axe, when Soviellan beleaguered Kiclimond, with | held responsible with their lives should it be sont te: the: ateria ry 16 | Deiainee, cashmere, vai ths exeopiton of about, five miles ni theChiekabiomity | Sway, ; Py rr ‘ 186 cts. por square yard, per square yard, wow ground, he occupied the most barren, and at the | “'p, are continually applying for protection, white < the Unite es eal sewed of Eastern Virginia, Agues, hoop pulem and whortl- } anq that shay ‘are in sympathy with Jeff. Davis, as fuimine 800 2 Baroge, of wool, d0.....002000+ Qer-en, have been always the only sure cropa cf the | “rhe records of Fairfax oonnty were found in Warren- pieeteseer & 600 a vai Qountry, with a radius of ton miles avout the Seven | en recently, having boen removed thither, it is eup- aaa substite Free, 26 All other similar goods, vaiue taking that point as centre, and but two living posed, by somo lawyers. The Sheriff of the coun:y took ny rT? above per rquare yard aiae crags cue Nine Mile or Filliauaburg roads be Tt : © Ty a | em Sai s eon Richmond ai ttom’s Bridge. On these two re ty which bas beon as far as the Rappa- ar 10 ms, cot ’ ; “s h the Seven Vines as their hendqvarters, the pemmook reports tht our pickets have beon driven in, bed reaoetion te ory 8 conts per square yard e y pick and flower of tho Ncihurw army was cohcen- | hat g ives uo particulars, 20 85 8 : rated, and here, for w alr vigor aad ume H4 35 s 2 Ts meted aw r influence 85 10 3b fioma, bad wa’ : out, by ace Ty basty trip thre te ak Swamp MeCieiian IMPORTANT FROM ViCKSBURG. bad Powder, pale, pollo, 4 ie = emurged, with (iuned. ranks, lave @ more a yeas hi aaa Ligu!t, gold or bronze color... 10 ae br aia) land, A Wrens, fresh river flows betore | progress of the Bombardment=The Brown, rells, linen, nee Liven,” ry Te ee ame tamery, borden wil | Rebes Driven from Their Intrench- Spanish, dey, per 100 Ibs, 3 se e Sid boundless supplies iv as fair and rich 0 valley ae 8 Spaniels, a oll, per 100 Il Pr] r") the sun shines on, The beg bah ted geauee fi = ments—Most be gy Houses in the City Bt wcses . y s ; * 2s L. the very garden spot of Virginia, Nowhere does the | riddled, de., . : i boll Delior repay the toll and skill 0: she husbansimaa, paaneehss Msurmm, July 9, 1862. FN rene. piette & 3 : ‘The Kraminer thus heads its sccount of Gen. MeClel- | Dates {rom Vicksburg to the 7th inat. have been re. 86 rT 4 u en's having secured his desirable new position: — @sived. ‘The rebels recently made am attempt to 65 4 Be ry the Richmond Lines. atiengthen their earthworks ou the bluff, but woro 4 35 90 | nanan driven away by shells from the mortars, Most of the 4 ry x § Ki 2 henson i the city are riddled. Small squads, of rebele Hy Lad Hy s g The Rebel Government Letured by o wing gant, sac lenve sn soon ob the guns of the fleet are | maim of Gilead Silver . ° ss i 3 Ribel Ex iter, de., dee. Trees te bene upon them. , Musical instruments. 80 m0. [Prom the steimond Examiner, July 7. is Balmoral akirts, & Ballding stones. 20 » n has already been enough of trifling aud abuse of ‘ per Ib, Bull oe 10 tind by the suppression or rewerve of facts ou Revival of Business at Memphis. ib ry » wormaent, lf the Commandiug Geue- Toly 8, 1 30 n soo lines, giving the result of the Mrurms, July 0, 1862. petean.? Free, td Hy Y Milla, why) on each succeeding (ay, | the business of this city continues to revive. North. “4 és ue 4 Fr wight we avt hays had a bulletin of equal longth, simply , , noctn of goede, ere openin ; TEES Pocssy Fes: Tt would have cot but ateiie uf ime sche senate Late simi ~seynpeoteoengees ol ee pha ng ne 4 i ari weuld have eonterced an incalculable benefit poa | stores, whieh are freety 5 20 In mill stoves. 20 s the whee ceuntry in eomportng public anxiety, I the The nails are sent North daily, but are received irre. ry RO rst ctehaldieolny ot our succent ua nos boun fully 6.2 | cuiarty, owing to the daisy ct Cairo, Six thousand Jet Hy 4 beiued by sabsequunt events, au ibe public expecta | & ni ‘th on Monday, Hi tis, wileh were thes calged to eich a boight, are to | "ore were seut Nort aremibes have been arrested, 38 88 | Bertheaware, bro 2 dere aced, 9 boliave that uur people eam b ar the dis- | 4D yesterday were passed South, 4 600 ee “ Sypoatment with oot wating to hear the facta drip out A nogro was arresiod yesterday with m large mail ~h ry 8 abber nad a Hi Wroagh the vivs and foreed eonfersions of Use 10 | peg pernous iB the rebel army to thelr friends her 80 » Onst irom, Oe : Be tuchority, Mi set Tolan haa olibetet ® enamunication | Taye provost Marshal has issued an order proushitin 25 | Batts, Jute, per to o.3 600 4 Sse wich the rites, why was not Uhis ‘act b tly and sincere orsone crousing the river at this timo under penalty o Pd te of coins, metals, gems and col aa Tek Ta pe ty announced, instead of triiing with tho pabtio miva | F beng 4 tiquiiies: Free, 80 | Kmory, ore A ae EEE Dy reperts of surrounding portioue of his army iu trian. | MFO8t. bia 85 | Cabinet waro, 8 Manufgoture |, groundor pi 1 peg News from General Cartis’ Commana, 45 | Cables, tarred, per Ib. 4 tJ zepenees 5% Fa ete gapenlaiton. Tet Cwroaco, July 21, 1869. 33 Untarted, par oe go ts * \mpreasion of Wo kaw that the vaior | A special despatch froin Memphis, 9th inst., says that 5 Cajenat aad ee en 2 rT of iciaat w & our trvope bas so far late news from Arkansus has beou obtained from a gen, Calogenta bari. . . 2% 100 , 000 h hoon pushad from bis Thies of ho left Wadeson on Monday. He states that 86 ined ringnesin, pC] Coach furniture, ke " e a ab @ity: bot what may bo i Weaeen Wie tee (rece K “ sot usual Calfelsing, raw (hides). ’ 10 | Coal, bitumiuots, per wonty-eight ou 4 fembant of his army fuoiber thas recnai Gen. Curtia’ command was at Jacksonport, endearoring oho » ‘@altod, 10 bushels, eighty pounds to the bu bel ne pos : * goived by our ijnes, uF Bae oecey a to make its way to the river, It i¢ reported that they et te ‘Tenned .. 3 30 All other, per’ ton of twenty-eight a oe rt A olnCérced for another gran Batti Vaviila, por ib. Gok! or allrer, Bes ce a va saking 0° thee are suffering terribly trom the lack of forage and eup: | peayer (u-, dressed. © : . % ae irene eighty pounds to hecbrecsay C as | psem atte, por ib... 1 frook, and which she govermment pirinty refuses to piles. The raiirond bridge at Madison was burned by 4. 38 : s pout Be | Repeh, Per TBresesccl donee 20 Qwor by withue cg (fom the people wi iaformation | Geuerat ilindmn’s orde® on the 2Sih vit, a8 it was ; 26 | Cobait......... es 20 | Essence of appio, per lb 260 Whatever of lc ow tof Rebiond feared that Genoial Cartia would poss chat way to the 8 : 30 ‘Oxide of ; 10 Apeioat, per 10. | » tin atau, Missieship', it would be used by troops on thw route t Free. s 3 ry teary S opah 3 The Rieko « haan "pindunan, by hi¢ course, rendering himeolf rery wu . . 4 10 CON 1 PAGs Ths ofactive forces of komme Of tos Brigaies mow operat: f popular tp that wevuien, ae w