The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1864, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, TUnSDAY, (JUNE 21, 1864—WITH SUPPLEMENT. Pg apa gy . CS ee Meher a small . ~ THE WAR the pontoon bridge last night, and are again in the tn. | enemy. He was struck in the head bys. we tee | INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON. THIRTY-RIGHTH CONGRESS. TZN Rewepapers and thor printed matter in the over. s e treuchments in front of Geveral Butler's position. Piece of shell or canister, He is supposed 9% 4 tn Finer session. alifornia matis. ae %» ns tre ees severely but not mortally wounded, When he %. ‘ ame offered a resolution t es Mr. Oscar jawyerd Despateh. ate. A Picteolution that alt CONTINVED FROM FIRST PAGS Barxcps Hoxpesh, Va, Juce 19, 1964, sees cumetiociy Aa, sad, tains ot S Discussion fh the Senat th Wasaivgnow, June 20, 1964, | Beater wha bave been arrested and impriacnet ss ae : — WAJOR Oewiwy, SLMONE RNUIEVED AT BOS OWN REQUEST. jag could be acoomplished here by cavalry, 4 é Senate onthe Proposed unas eine earvaeraneane procass of law, and released without trial, are ontiled te hand over hand a®4 feotover foot, Gaining the bee had just ordered a retreat to prevent farther sacrifice of case, the same pay and mileage for being deprive! or et od then feend etor se Major General Gilimiote, with his personal staff—Major | 1°, The mee’ atherpted to carry Coleel- Miner the wepeal of the Draft C mmutatt " A message from the President was received, comme- | jjpert: here of Congress, and the Com: nites a wrpeyond the railrcad in advaste the robots Had a | BOOS And Captaing Bragx end Frothingtiam-te:t lett | ata, yur no insted that hey avould tat core t ikem: | 4 stu sicoting lettere.and papers relative to, Hexiomm adhirs; 1 i ss ‘ . rpoee. the pravio “ et rife pits, to which they now Guatly retreated, | MSd# for Washington, whore be is to report to theadit- | seivey and leave him. x sins, eho covering © statement of Themes: Gawige, View A peconded, aad, a debate rising. tue tome’ Consul General at Havana, in regard to the Argueties | jucion wont ove: Nearly Tyo Million Three Years Men Enlisted | “** wun wavay wosretat Av Krreeny, Me. Haze, (rep ) of N. H., roported a bill to repeal the Since the Cy WmMencement of the Rebellion. act appropriatiog $25,000 for « mavai hospital at Kittery, ~ Maine, TUM LEGISLATIVE, REROUTIVE AND JUDICIAL APPROPRIATION tant general of the army, in pursuance of the following ATTEMPTS 70 RECOVER HIM. Ons, gecsial Onder No. 88. ‘As 2000 as the troops had fallen back to the'fine of the Hpapqvanters, ARMIES sare Corea Leryn woods, and were po longer exposed to the encmy’s fire, Crey Pours, Va. June 37, 1808, an attempt was made by Dr. Palmer, Surgedn of the Gener . Gilles r Volunteers, te, at hie own mS) a Cte Stes vanunteerss | Toird New York, and Dr, Benvett, Surgeon of the First mand of the Teoth army corps, serving in the lepart- | New York mounted riffes, to recover the hody of Cofomel kept up a galling fire, Ithad eo far beon a fight b mueketry entirely, but a rebel battery on our right ned a severe flanking fre. This batiery waa in the b of rebel intrenehments. {ts Ieeaed (o any persem within the limi @ rebetiion should at once Hb column formed and advano-d, and need 1 say that House seconded thé previous question on its ps. found them in possession of the rebel tine? No | Meat of Virginia and North Carolina, to take eect and | Mix. But they were compelled oventucw toxive uri | Passage of the Civil Expenditures nae gare—bS against 40, % date from June 14, instant, and will proceed to Washing assage eo P it The vote by whidy the easion was secont ery fellinto our hands, as on previous occasions, for | ton, D C., and report to the adjutant general of the army | ¢®terprive as entirely too hazardous. Mr. Sarma, from the Conference Committee on tho | was reconsidered b) owe. jor." —~ experience of the past few days had taught the | for orders. Bis personal staff bas permission to acrom- svarr orpicers sarcc. disagreements botween the two houses on the Legis!a- sarewi OFFTRES, mowed to refer the rene Bill tn the House. is to withdraw their pleces whenever any indication | Peay bia. During the engrgement shells were exploding alt tive and Jodictat Appropriation bill . ir Mr. Pewron, (rep.) of N.Y, s command of Lieutenant General GRANT, ppropriation bill, mate a report, which | gon to the select coraenitioe to the aiTalrs of @ exhibited of our intention to charge. Pe Bowens, Assistabt Adjutant General. around Kautsand bis steff, and canister wes liberally —e was conpurred ti, ay the Snanatey Inapabieeeeel pe img ies (pantie ‘THR LA-T LINE OF INTRENCHMENTS, ‘The reasons that induced Genera! Gillmore to request | distributed im their neighborhood. Captain Asch, Acting F au anit Me, Powm, lant a - as PE anentties Pe ow eapres. Lm =. & coe emt into the Couni tice Jogroes who-have cacaped from tne city say thet we | General Grant to relieve bim are such as will justify him | Adjutant Genoral, and Major Wetherell, Provost Marshal | Bho Mew Four Mundrsé BTiliow | rrining, rporiod s resohition tor printing Feoo eepl on thes he their last line of intrenchments, ualess they throw THE BILL MAKING APPROPRIATIONS pew works to-night in the brief stretch of ground ch ites between our advance and the city. fe she weinds of any oandid, just man. Of the division, were slightly Injured, both bolug struck In the first place, General Gillmore has heel accused by | '@ the feet. 2 TUN RETORN MARCH. ihe NRE: gine eatin Wine | be baw poe At length the order to retire was given, and the retura of the Dictionary of Covgreas, prevared by Charles Lau- .Loap Bill Reported. maino, tor the use of the Sena ’ DORTAICT OF COLCA, RUSTINEES On motion of Mr. Gximes, (rep.) of lows, to-morrew COLONEL CURTIN’S BRIGADE. serving of disobedience of orders, and of baving failed \ cussing was set apart for the coustderation of District of 7. ral Willeox, im this achievement, was gallantly | to perform bis part in the recent pr ooeepae Petersburg ¢ aera ee on New tear beet Money Pouring Into the Natiau- | urs bee ee States to furnish marble or bronge statues, not ox orted by Colonel Curtin, with the First brigade of | whereby the operation of capturing the place failed. So betes we = perky Malet pha al Treasury, aug ADIN tor the relief of George F, Nesbitt was passed, tat Hlcetrioue for ete military er oly setvices. Fhe "a division, Colonel GriMa, with the Secoed bri- >, remained if reserve, but bis services were not into requisition. Colonel Curtin disposed bis bri- }) With the Second New Yoru Rides on the right, the General Butier reported to the Secretary of War, and threw the entire blame of the failure on General Gill more, General Gtilmore, ta a communtcation to General Butler in reply to a letter from bim, suggested that discretion the better part of valor, and the colume moved aloeg without any ettempte on thoir part to annoy it. While slowly retiring the boavy artillery. Beg Kove o St uitract witt the Post Office Departnssht r ¥ dill also makes appropriations for a survey of the AS- Or mamet co “qo HO (antic and Gulf coasts, and for the ligbthouss extabliate ‘The joint resolatinn (ARNACE AMD Ranceay. ment for the Atinntic, Guif and Lake coasts, taclud! Nay. was taken up. neigh pe Carmack and-Ram- § $100,000 to enable the Lighthouse Hoard to re-estabi ant, towne mad pete hy lights and other alds to navigation which have beoa im Wasmsatox, June 90, 1864. eighth Massachusetts in the centre, and the Forty- | ne should probably apply for a court of ingairy peated be oe, figs gi i bergen MONEY POURING INTO THE TREASURY. ic. Moret, (rep.) of Me. , from Jared <4 ‘eyed om the Southern coasts. " Pooneylvanis on the left, with the Thirty-sisth | 49 investigate bis conduct while serving in this pet re from! the ons maton sarong bee Gince the devision upoa tho bids for tho seventy-five | tee, reported a Dill providing for bail in ues of alin” graben ats aellideaian Caaichbee Oreo chusette and the Forty-cighth Pendaylvania consti- | department, - General Butler tmmediately relieved Gen. | ‘hat General was successfully carrying the defences Of | 1 iiicn ioam enough offers bi arrest made under the act of July 17, 1862, to We t ; been made at four per | dofore any Jud Hospital for the Insade; for the survey of the publie ge of aut United States Court, Ghanceli : O90 premium to take up the whole amount of the loan. | judge of the Supreme orSuperior Conrt, or chiet jrage | nAe and includes three hundre@ thousand dollars for This, for the present, at least, relieves the Secretary 5. LS Fm yo of Be 4 Pleas. who shail’ exercise their | five tandred thousand dofiars for ths continua on oF the from any ocoasion to negotiate a foreign oan, = arrest, and of tbe evicenes and onage er rantancds of the | north wing of the Treasury extenston. forty thoussad LOAN BILL IN THB ROUaE. " rms . dollars. for the annual anbaldy for fhojtating comma- THE in ; OP PUBLIC RUTLDINGS, nication between the Atlintic and Pai St by oleo- ‘The new loan Diit was to-night reported back te the ir. Monnit-Introducede bill drafted by thoSecretary | irical telegraph, and seventy-five thigusand™ dollars for Rouse from che Committee on Ways and Means, and post. | °F,0e Freasnry, uthorizing the sale of custont houses, | dnishing the Patent Offien bu'tdlne. s wharves, docks and navat' hospitals, and the land om ‘The committee rose without disposing of the bill, and poned till Wednesday next, This bill provides for raising | which they are located, wien ne longer needed, placing . P Joans to the amount of four hundred millions, to be nego- | ‘Be proceeds (hereof in the United States.Treasary, a (iated either here or in foreign countries. It will no TUR INTER: CONTINENTAL, TRLEGRAPH, RVENING SESSION. Tho biil'to encourage and facilitate telegraphic commu- MILOSLLANKOUS APPROPRIATION RIL'. doubt pase substantially ‘8s reported (rom the committee, | nication between the Easter and Western continents Me. Brevis, (rep ) of Pa. , fromthe Oogimittee on Ways Pp ag unfloished business. SECRETARY CHASE AT THE CAPITOL. » Dowex, (rep.) of Wik., offered the following and Means, reported a bill maxing appropriations for cer eral Gilimore of bis command, and ordered him down to | Petersburg along eater ieee Fortress Monroe until'the court of inquiry could meet. As the ninety-second article of war expressly gives the ‘Tho failure of Kautz was caused entirely by the impos. power of ordering a court of inquiry to the President sibility of cavalry carrying works like those which be alone, to whom application is made, and as General Giil- peso sae a . Boe: laeiehiads = — moro bad asked for no such court, it was considered as a oe seve si 7 peopel . . bea an sen stretch of power on General Butler’s part to relieve Gen. | °°" fe any impression formidable int 3 4 to ments, garrisoned as they were. It was hoped that he se aauac tan make rege eit vicgaoatpaiond would only find militia ia emal! numbers here; and if he department di , few that know General Kautz, or bave watched bis We ance: sgydide pe tet maim career, can doubt for a moment that he would have'en: torea Peteraburg in triumph, end have successfully ac- the second line, The Seventh Rhode Island and a D of the Thirty-sixth Massashusetts held the rifle 4a reserve, while the rest of the brigade fhed ou in rear of Willoox. Captain Buffum, of ype Thirty-cixth, was killed; Colonel Curtin was wounded )fho arm, when the command of the brigade devolved Tdeutenant Colonel Pleasants, of the Forty-eighth 0 was in turn wounded, . OUR Loss he affairs has been large. 1send you as full a list as T Collect, The total Ides of the day in our corps will not the House’toow a recess till hatf past seven. d five hundred, confined priucipatly to General Will- | has assigned. Bot it was dono, and General Gillmore left Iievcdies baad Seder pinsliant) te 2h aheas tartan) ine ic ; a division. © without a command, On General Grant’s arrival General | ComPHshed the destruction of the Appomattox bridges, > nih vein Pp - er aaa ats i ane . wd mtsool ener a weed ee consideration of which The cool audacity with which he charged thoir formida- Inttor part eession. jo was e Cap: for the That the rate of charges for public or private measagem — TRE PAY OF NAVY YARD WORKMEN. 5 NARROW HSCAPE OF GRNERAL BARTRAUFT. & tho fight of yesterday General Hartrauft received a + pht wound of the wrist, the ball just grazing the Gesh; iy & bullet passed through his coat, across the breast, rating the side pocket, the ball making a bole in bis Butler’s ofder sending General Gillmore to Fortress Mon- roe was practically annulled, and, at General Gillmore’s request General Grant relieved him from the corps com- | mand and sent him to Washiogton, where the whole af- fair will be examined into, M1 not exceed om sald line ther ge usual rater tor the ane oecce ar nach ras |, ME. Cwantan O'NnrL, Crop.) Of Ta, ofered the follow. nd fixed by @ convention biiween | Ing. which was agreed to: hd Great in. Resolved, That the © tee on The further consideration of the Dill was postponed till | quested to” examine into to-worrow. i Jawa or pirta of laws which require at THR REPKAL OF TRE COMMUTATION claves ov THE ENROL | {Ee Teculation and fixing of the rate of Purpose of consulting with the Conference Committee on the Internal Revenue bill, which was tn session untlia late bour, ‘ BUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE TEN-FORTY BONDS. Subsoriptions to the ten-forty loan today, as reported ble works deserved every success, and the masterly man- ner in woich he manosuvred his command so as to force & numerically superior onemy to retire to intreuchments vefore him ts worthy of every admiration. jorandum book and pocket map. Impartial and truthful history will record that the to the Tressar: MRNT ACT. & t -y Dopartment, amount to $380,000. The Dill to probtbit the discharge of persons” fro i o 8° from Wepa's WOUMING OF COL. RALSTON. campaign on this Peninsula hag pot failed through the in- THE DAY'S WORK. IMPORSAME: BELLA tunmaly BE ‘eutel Panerwurre,- | WKBUMy, to. mallitary duty, by. renece of Ue payment ot | rebkaatte nosy see eee cn eaee command of the Secondjbrigade, Third division, is an cnviable one, Yesterday Colonel Christ was nded,, and to-day Colonel Raiston, of the Tweaty-fourth York cavalry, which ts doing duty as infantry, who ded him, was injured fo tbe same manuer. _ OUR cours Losses, pOur corps has suffered severely within the past few f Maay prominent officers have been disabled, in capacity of General Gi)imore—that he haz obeyed orders, — bas fought bis corps with skill and success, and that Mr. 8. Cadwatader'’s Despatch. the‘failure to take Petersburg was because the rebel HeapquaRrens ARMY oF THs Potomac, works were too strong and too well defended for the . June 18, 1864. small force sent against them to meet with anything but | Within twenty-four hours much heavy fighting has been ; was called up by Mr. Winsor, (rop.) of Mass., the | ¢mployed, and te report at an early day, by bill or otherwise, The President has'approved and signed tho bill regulat- | quogtion being on his amenament, that mar ene n'who AR VINAL ADJOURNSIENT.” {ng the consting trade, by which itis provided that any | shall be drafted and serve honorably for the period of | Mr. Baooxs, (opp.) of N. Y., offered @ronolation thas boat, sloop or other vassel of the United States navi- | one Your, shall reontve. & bount fone hundred dollars | the two houses being unable to'agree with’respect to the xs » and & similar bounty pro- | time of ad; it, i bo ae the wators on our Northern, Northwestern and | portionate to his texm of service for a lese:period. re sajonte steer 2 oun thee iy shalt tbat proper thes deta tak den clea bac cant, ted es done tn fi of Petersburg, by. Hancock's and Smith's fortheastern frontiers, ottierwise than by sea, shall be The amendment was rejected. time not oxtegding beyond the firat"Monday-of December ppt Mr. Brown, (rep.) of Mo., offered th ° that Keuta’s cavalry had been in the olty itself. Taay | corps mainly, supported by Burnside’s Warren's came, peed ace rete pr aptirong Ba peek Mae | saditional section . shag clade tyr up to thetp-teft last night, and will participate in future rh BRE STATES AND THR PRESIDENTIAR’ RLROTION. crossed the outer line of rifle pits, but were confronted " That in any draft which may here lace, all : m on a ployed’ fa the coasting or foreign trade on thoee | Indian tribes with whom*treatics hi e de'by ‘th Mr. ASHLRY, (rep.) of Ohio, asker leave to offer a rese- for which Tinstance the fact that oue of our bri- | by an inner and strong line of intrenchments; from which | battles should any occu! frontiers, They aro ia every other respeot liable to the ‘i yi jee from the | lutiod declaring thatwhen the inhabitants of any State they feil back, unable to carry them, and their advance, | Brook's corps (the Tenth), formerly Gillmore’s, moved ia now commanded,by & major, Boa that "tho dation ot ental have beew declared In @ State of inaurrection by ‘TR SCENES IN THR HOSPrrALA under Colonel Spear, was not within the corporation Itm- out from Bermuda Hundred yesterday, carried a potut press arsenal Sang gta ated Ing, the approximate number of soa pag, | anton ofa Prema ieay. ay Teton Sy cure ecens beset 3 a d jtoonsed I. whenever vy rr x ‘aly, 1861, they capable my any ig the past few nights have been of the most ghast- | its— at least a mile and a half from the city. The enemy } on the line of the Richmond and Petersburg Rallroad, ‘The President has aleo approved and signed the act topro- | by the Indian agents we part of ihelg’ a oe. ye ‘| for Preaidént or Vice Prosident, or of electing Senators or @haractor. Day and night our surgeons bave been en- fed io tho sad duties of their profession. Phero are lof tenta enough for the wounded, and numbers of the had a force nearly as strong‘as ours, and were bebind | without any serious opposition, tore up three miles of the strong works, track effectually, 20 a8 to prevent its use in transferring General (:tlimore leaves with the regrets of the entire | troops from one point to the other, and now hold it, 4 without further compensation, under further truett Repreventatives in Congress, until said insurrection ip hibit certain saies of gold and'foreiga exobange, commea- | from te Provost Marsbal General: and in the event that | suppressed or abandoned, and. said nhabltante have rer ly, called’ the “Gold bil!,”” and also the Dill providing that | By {ribe recoiving annulties as aforesaid shall refuse or | turned to their allegiance to thé conatitution and the la t r) an oO farni®h its require thea, 208 Is that event. Objection was made to the introductionof the d qui foilows'are stretched beneath the trees awaiting | Teoth corps, the oflcers and men of which have the moat | We gsined possession of the road through a rebel piun. | Sil Sous, weres and menshaudiee tn the Publis stores and at aes said Srnaltionetihevbnerwary at tion, turn upon the operating tables, implicit confidence in bis‘abilities and skill asa soldier | der. The oflcer commanding was ordered to reihforce ‘warehouses, eee Sayed, ahs “ithheld anual payments, and shall be ‘mre CASR OF WILLIAM YoKDm* again during the night. Will the Sabbath give |' and lesder, andino such un just attacks as have deen made | General Wise tn Peteraburg, and bis order stated that he | Sbsl! have been in bond for more than one year and less | Pini’ ml fra Pere Mr; Winsom, (rep.) ef lows, metas ‘pal Y ‘pirpose ad provided. further, | Judiciary Committee on thi of WilliauYoitem, com than three years, may be entered for consumption aod | that the force thus raised may beamployed by the gurerm: | OT hao 0 ene . ‘ “4 , cluding as followa:—''It appears from the facta reported ‘The peed was 80 urgent ta Petersburg that he never | ‘2° donde cancelled at any time before the Ist day of | Hem fie pence and protecting | that iho proceedings in the caso of sald Yokum wore re- waited for Pickens (0 relieve him. We discovered the | Septemibernext, on payment of the duties and charges | reilé troops as are now engaged in thet duly. lar, that his i the result‘of the sem gu ment was . ‘ ‘ ot tence of the court which tried bim, that noperdon wag withdrawal, and as bls troops moved owt of the works | S0#°rding to.the laws in force at the time the goods shall: | | Mr. Sariancnr, (opp ) of Del, sald If we would put men | fence eof the court mnion, tial Bina, Weak Repeeen, wae ‘would be relieved io bis present gosition by Gen, Pickens. Gay's roapite from the dread borrors of this cam. | upon his character will impair that confidence, We wish dim all the success that be could desire. OPERATIONS OF THE CAVALRY. Peau Aaa be withdraws. Staton, aiid batting againet thee iehta ee ee nates, 1078) | Shepended by the President, nnd ‘that bie continued § Mr. J. W. Brady's Despatenes. Rebel troops bave been marchiog from Malvero Hill | THE COMMUTABION CLAUSE OF THE EXROLMENT ACT. | would be doing the country more service Beeman be bs sratormlty With the sentence prosouneeS ; anvene, ExGHTeenTa ARMY CORPS, Mr. John A. Brady's Dospateh. through Riohmoed towards Petersburg for twenty-four | Tbe Senate devoted nearly the whole-seesion to-day | joe the wild Tadlans. | Men bed’ been charged trom the further consideration of thepabjeot.”", ! Yr rar Pinup, June iT A. Bi } Heapquanrens, Eiastessrm Anxy Conrs, Dours, and appearances ase that Lee's entire army will | 824 this evening to the consideration of the bill repeal | and” starytand’ “who ‘could have ra (8 CIVIL. APPROPRIATION BIL. ANOTHER viGHT. ‘ In ras Frac, June 16, 1666. I be here fu anethion day. tag the commutation clause of the Conscription act, but | ployel to great advantage, ia! The Degen, ip Commitee ofan, Naas caeeaes ae oral Meade having assumed command of the army RHE SETS RePEEE EorEngaens. P id nob arrive at any,result. There is considerable oppost- |‘! bel socepeimtaees tor core tielel exponen” ~— ‘ of Petersburg, sow largely tncreased by the ar- ‘White Baldy Smith was operating yesterday {0 front of ‘ THE CASUALTIES. ion to its repeal among the Senators, Mr. Wileon, ebair- r Appropriation for the surveys of public lands, aes ve Of the Secomd corps, and momentarily expected Petersburg, Kautz, with bis splendid cavairy division, man of the Military COmmittee, taking ground strongly in the Territories, and tn Oregon and Callfornia, was Pisral of the Fifth’and Ninth corps, a general attack | D¢wly mounted, aid In excellent condition for service, tn favor of ite retention, believing that men can be onsler | tbe n TEP tacoma stilt dilee wene anon Sida ante on ordered to be made at six o'clock last evening. made a sweeping detour to the left, and appeared in nd more rapidly rooruited in thie way, and with lees Of | there “was me staf men Che hve yt thes | samall part of the spnuel expendiare, Dow that ARTILLERY MAssED, front of the massive work thrown up to defend the city @iesatisfnotion among the conscripts, The matter was | was any necessity for kn armed force amoag the peaceful | Homestend bill was practically oveertdtens Uy the. a PMtweaty eins were iu position around Friend's house, | oO1Re Norfolx Railroad. Hara. e. 1d Aually recoromitted to the Milltary Committee. and quiet citizens of the loyal States. two million and | toed and {De woken tion after’ Corperasiga was ch had been the sodhe of the principal fight on the ‘mam meant, By Horaia tay WThe rerult of the Genato’s action to-night on the bill | population, have gone into, ible. wat ‘and veeee or | here for special ‘tonations, Fi some Weatera tog day. At agiven algas! ali.epened upon the | At midnight Keuts commenced to erces the pontoon {a'Hiets Bue Mien was a refusal by throe majority vo strike out ,the $200: | only calling for more men of a kindred rave, but appeal cee adage Ln a EE y, who had also been largoly reinforced by a con. | ridge, and, pushing on in advance of Smith, met the ene- PRP WEE 0 ney Commutation clause, The section to make the draft for pelle degen I fe Sas pe tment Hey ee ew ive wissen cod tarclioriee and legietnk wy’s pickets after passing over three or foar-miles of the oundes. | one year was retained. The bill was recommitted to the | hereictore ‘Bamed ting | BPOM the roads themselves. If there was to be no inpouring. of tevops from Lee. The, sound was w bad been in service Jourdaa read. Rapid discharges of musketry, and the GENT Hitt re 1 ee sree Dauiitary Commistes, who will have a mgeting on the sub. | the different calla, He eid {f we parsed. thi Teveoue from the immense domain we shouldbe rel JW Travia, 46th NY, Ool WO Therefor breast jog, and for am hour continued without totermis- until every tree aleng our front was obscured by , aa the whole of the rebel front' one mass end. abarp detouation of the cavalry carbines, announced the 24 WT | Jot to-mortow. mont we must forget the indignity wit whioh it would | {an ina Vatritoriee Would be economy ae well - ae arcival of,the advance tn tbe fmmediate vicinity of tbe | MH® en sion, octTin Vensbe, M, a70h Mich, THB ARKANSAS DELROATION. Mir Bowe held Kis amendment might be justinea | {rom special legislation rebel reserves. The rosh of horses aad the cberging Be nv tee Bes Be, ‘The House Committee on Rlections have not yet come: bi ie i NE ag Ay Bi and the | _ Severalcom: cheer of riders poon ended thie oterchange of mination, | MSie‘ ate a. ora ‘ahaa to any decision in regard to the delegation claiming to | Suse wight be pretorten: bonen a, Yodtene and be 3 Gol Pleaseatn seth Fa ’ aa i, a 4 Rese. Barreay we the other side of the river opeved up, and ebelis with {unugual acouraty, but represent the reconstructed State of Arkansas; but there fa, little probability ofareport in their favor, or of anyy| the Whole on the variens clauses of the bill, inol: “ao tbe Committee rose. and the enemy were forced to retire with precipitaney to sv soction would be the moet vatusbie three thousand dollars for Att! ioe one a og three up A Preadoat's but use concurred im the action of the Committee of these Indians tn that section would be valual thelr works a mile distant.» Cant s Slavens, A, 87th Wis, Ml arm of the service, o> mat venti finally silenced by Asby's twenty-pounders. * THE PIRSt LXE, cept dooper, 24 MA. Maj Barsea 300 ii favorable action on the part of the Hovse. There ts no- Dogurera sald What the purpees wae simply thee | Seal eel en eee oem ae BANOOCK BxXGAGED, moving through @ wood road, past a mill burued by the Soh: Remar eset NE oat Giaposition in either branch, except of a small minority, | thene Indian Territories guint hostile tribes, He offered 17 w. uriog a loll im the artillery firing Hancock’s corpe | Degroes in thelr late raid, the column suddenly entered Va Manaiggsk 24 8 YT to recognize these fragmentary organisations as repre | & substitute as follows:— we Boe on) ot Mi the enemy. Their right becoming weakened, | ®% Open flold that had been passed over without diMoulty ney 5 Sere senting the sovercign States in which they are located, | ., The}, the Sevretary of War fe, authorized “jute | Nom Phen bill. Tt ‘was repor\gi to- the Committee of the teinforced by two brigades from Brooks’ division, | 10 theirelast edvance. But the rebels Bad profited by the D or tu fact any reconstruction not existing in accordance | in gent ih the Canad Whole, andsts consideration wis postponed unts Wednem> Jeason they had then learned, amd » field work wag found ef the military force of day next. @ the Oght was kept up until after dark, exnonang wes while I write, if the incessant firing of individ- lal pickots at each other can constitute it. ° BROOKS ASSIGNED TO TUR COMMAND O9 THE TENTR conte. eral Brooks has besa relieved from the command of division, and assigned to the command of the Tenth corps, as successor to Gillmore. The loes of this soldier causes the utmest regrot to the men of his WH the logistative action of that body. DEVRNCE OF THD WORTHRASTRAN BODRD MET. Mr. Dica, (rep.) of Me., trom the select: committee om REBELLIOUS STATES AND THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEC: dering force lode wi part conn a joes, ad . om snaaer ae ‘TION. of hostt'e Indians, Rejectad by avote of are eeu , Made @ report ob providing defeoce Another attempt was made to-pight to got into the dipueds ‘Ges siesta ty 30 expe Loe aaa House # resolution that States in*insurrection have no | against 10 yous. The Louse then adjourned, vote for President and Vice-President until they width ns beep Bak chore hereaiaerear rey ma i Seanad Deen recognised and are represented m both houses of | of one year, shall receive a bounty of one bundred dol- ANOTHER RAILROAD CATASTROPHE. Congress; Dut it was objected to, The necessity for some | tare, to be paid upon his disc from the serv and —— Desiring to ascertain the natare of this obstacle, Kautz Qismounted a number of carbineers of the First i sth logisiation.on this subject before the Presidential elec. | Svery perenn so drafved. who shall Sab enpen, aij | Acoldent on the Now York ana New Ha- Diateict Columbia regiment, with their sixteen shooters, orl Geo F Myers. C, 46th NY ton takes place is apparent; but the subject 1 so com- | receive a bounty proportioned is term of service, to ven Rallroad—Thirty-five, Passommers stretching across the whole length of the space, evidentiy recently commenced and hardly yet completed, though formidable enough, with the infantry massed bebind it and its bristling artiliery, to threaten decimation to any foree venturing to advance over tbe open field against it. ‘ THR WORK TURNED. sion, who, charging under bis command, baye always | ®0¢ sent them forward as skirmishers ; but the Sane Wawer.D, Bin Ma | | plicated that the majority dislike to take it up and dis- mean dedshed cf tome leapian et TSS | © njured—Hames of the SuMspers, die. themselves invincidie. heavy rattle of the musketry volleys with which G@ Miles, B, 7th Md cuss it. It is not probable that any action will be taken ‘ 4 when the war cxmmenced, the people ‘The express train on the New Youkand New Haves Chance ok Gillian ebiru’s tease, they were received, and the rush of the shells through , Benen rare G. \aith NY | upon it before the adjournment, of the country, with a groat deal of patriotigm rasbed into | Rallroad, which loft this city yesterday-morsing, and dee gt Jos Stenzel, BR. os Dolan, F. 4th U8 THE CASE OF ARGURLLES. and filled up the ranks of the army. At the same time | g4 Hartford about noon, mot with em-apeident wuea near hf too many valuable the tree trunks convinced him that iv the war broughtall kinds of business to a standstill and Ives would bo lost in any attempt to carry this line, and The President to-day commanicated to the Senate a | w, toe low trate, At sucha time it was not found | Berlin station, which resulted in ihe imjury/ of abows a2 his instructions were to attack the enemy on thé Nor- ig id - deapatch, dated June 10, from Thomas Savage, Acting | necesary to draftmen. We had raised about 1,700,000 | thirty-Ave of the passengers, one of whom» ty since re folk ratiroad he retired without ceremony, end, takiog » Richard Siiman, D,_H4kh nY Tet Ma Consul General at Havana, relative to the case of Don } OF 1,800,000 mon for three years service, and we had | ported dead, and several others aro ia-aamittey | condition, leaving White House General Smith has lost one ‘the most popular and efficient members of bis staff, ia person of Captain West, who has been one of his aids the commencemest of the war, baving been present twenty-four battle folds. Captain West te attached to | Wood road to the left, passed on to his destination. Chapman, BL tg Y Jéue Augustin Arguellee, and the statement that hisarrest.| to-day a position more favorable than they bad ever cae | FFors some defect in the rails the, two, sede cars were Coast Survey, from which he obtained a leave of ab- OUR Lose 1p Bawin ' i Bif oe Pecler. Dil Ma vs |eree sought because of his opposition to the slave trade. It | pied Betvre, Ho had nover felt such confidence as he Milt | thrown from the track down an omimekzmedt and broken cet the commencement of the war in order that he | 10 this encounter did not excced two horses killed and foney Senlan.B, Jas A Dovgins E. tity US” | Appears that Arguelles captured slaves in the expedition, oy ny La eye! a Legh ed west | to pieces, Among the passengers om the osra wore My. serve his country in the field. He bas been re | two wounded. Only ove man was injured, and: he was " Bon ey PR werner. Miah NT was his octal duty; but, Inevoad of surrendering thom | Mt the commutationtplauee, anying thas vo snore ndlem | Jumes Haddon, proprietor of the Mercer Plouse, in his A from duty with Geoeral, Smith at his own request | butalightly hurt. Lieutenant Collins, Assistant Adjutant an shen. Bs Fronch Ler John Oxden, Tl 16 xh N to the Governor General, he sold a portion of them, Presont Congress. With his | olty, who was on his way (o Nartford:te a/tond the fane- [pad returns to his former position. The Goveral insued | Goverai for the Second brigade, and Licutenant Fuller, of A nwreil, G, 7th MA. ak ao ‘and accounted for them by-reperting that they died: of | “endment he believed we could ay oe Gr rmiks. | rat of @ deeensed brother, Whew the eggident occurred ‘order announcing the faet of bis retirement from the | Colonelspear's staff, were the two oficers dismounted in Wallon. FARNT, 5 Raw Geary, i 12in x the smellpox and had been. burned; and he bribed a , Might 80 demand the | he we violently thrown to theoppoulte guide of the oar speaking in the most Gattoring terms of his impor. | this afthie, Be ecae ge ian t 8 Dan Slandarsem Yi curate {o attest it, The testimony shows that thirty. | a i hor the merchant cocld | and wae severely bruised. . sorvices,and reftetting to lose the services Of so jas ofertas dae Hoary B bel, Bits U8 rs A eight wore sold to one man, twelve to another, ond the | oaslly shoorvtest the Sioa aed on eae obliged Mr. Haddoe ioforms us thas.Bir, Beed, who bes charge end gatlant @ soldier, Captain West bears with | With Spearts brigade im advance the march wae re- | Jno Ht Reomes, C.Sh i a % rest were dittributed in a similar way, Captain | [> poor ine miliary burden of the road in that. locality, rdndere@/ every assaistance the best wishes of all who knew him. BanOR SBA enedty hersiod Covsgee...TDé feet CS | Seam Benn “ace eet Genoral Dulce, who bas. been 90 much abused ‘by | Mr. Tew Kvcx, (rop.) of NN. J., offered hn amondment | possible 10 the sufferers, aadjecn® tay Hartford for sor ‘was to reach the works on the railroad before the rebels, ‘John Henty, A, 6th NY | Arguelien, has been verv efficient, in capturing siave ex: | Providing that where @ non commissioned officer or pri: | goong, Among the Injured.weree— Major Russell, of the Adjutant General's Department, we orp vate shaii be discharged by reason of Injuries recetved |i fyemover Ia Richmond, and for a time Assistant Adju. | \f tbey bad not already Node a Dehn ose pope A eT, wirtleTy i con vert | Deditions, claiming thet but five have escaped him | ibe lincof thoir duty, he shall reosive.tke same bounty | Mf. Tenm, of the firm of Colitis kfg General of the First army corps, has been assigned to | ‘em. Unce berg, a F-6th NY art daring his administration, while four and haif of ancthe: bidier wounded on the battlefield. destroy the railroad and other bridges across the Appo- Roe Biarantre nee », th NY mattox, s0 as to cut off ail communication between the | rawis jficks, K.cib NY att Serge Nath Archer. F.6th NY chy and Richmond, and render it impossible for Lee te | Wor A Leuniders, A. On Gee Gale. Dey Arguolles’ wife’s presence im. New York is not ¢rue, es a eee “ representa that theso captured siaves surrendered to t . REBEL CAVALRY. Jaa M Cutts, P, 11th Governor General aro termed ‘‘emancipados,” and © scien gpatrpadhengpagminlled yi girdle adhenth sore i fesenbect, 4 tracts with planters at s nominal gum are made for th Cok im got upon a wrong road, and most unexpectedly be S ternperary. servies, bot that grest frauds are p Frode into the midst of some rebel cavalry. After stort | 0% nevis nib U 8 8 trated. opon them; ® common one being to rep conflict they succecded im extricating themselves andre | jas Hf 4, G, Iaith NY Sera portion of them dead, oF. when other slaves die to Joining the column, leaving wounded officer and one or | Corp Dairy, 1, 40th 1th U to the donts of “emanctpados” instead, by which NY First ied J Parkburst,D, two men prisoners in the hands of the enemy. Adetach | Corp John BMeDonslé, A, OI7RUS | 115 |‘are retained in slavery. ment of this same rebel cavalry, a short time after. fell | 500 Hous, G, 12tn 0.8 John Bradley, bh NY APPOINTMENTS FOR MONTANA TERRITORY. have been captared, y as assistant adjutant general of the Eighteenth Consul General Savage further, avers that the story, corps. Lieutenant Colonel Nicholas Bowen takes place of chief of stam, THE WORK PERFORMED ZY THIS OORS been of a most important character. For over half capture of. prisoners, guns and eelors from the enemy fs claimed ‘among the private soldiers that proper credit ‘Bot been awarded to the corps while with the Army (the Potomac; that the ether corps occasionally came for the laurels that«miore properly belonged to the fo the way of the Third New York, and were easily | Joha Millen, Bh vg The folt 7 make matter right piacar . ry D.obNY cy lowing appelatments for the Territory Maver the capvared: gues uod works ut Felons, | ranted, Private Chaanety 1. Neal, of Company D, cup: | War ; Win Rapport cachuete DORE Mehelin, ts paliee rg. notifying alt comers that they had beon captured | *ri96 & rebel oficer. ond Aig AY Robert Justioe of Idaho; Secretary, Hl. P, Torsey, of Mat the Righteonth corps. See Ras WORER OF SEE RARNOAN, APE Cid Sasticn, H,J. Hsamer, of New York; Assoc CKNURAL @RDER CONGRATULATING THR TROOPS. WOE VOCE SEOUL Hien, Wa. the fnovisdbio rebel ©. A. Giddings, of Conneetieut, A. Bartiett of D wD Harrisap, E, 6th WY Sora Nel tory, L. P. Williston of Dakota Territory; arti iar Stor: . B. Neally of lowa; Marsbal, C. J. Buck, of Mi B Bartow, M, Gh 8 rick, F.12b y . Wy ora * 3 i lee N voyor General Boyd, of Missourt. o ported He determined ee © ee APPOINTMENTS 00 militia wo thie cavalry. ined to tent the question, by a charge, and the men.wore dismounted | SL RAcKamy. vine "bh ge ‘The Senge to-night coufirmed ie Piokney, 1. Oth NY f Smith, D, 140th WF | tlona:— and formed as skirmishers, with Mix’s brigade on the Yo Randeroas i} ie ah ie feiaiitieuen, dead oavairy regiment, having again made its appearance, was Grived im disorder into thé works, General Kauts wes fm doubt whethgr the rebels cocupied the works in ferce, Or whether only a small detachment of the Petersburg ‘upon to undergo Bescattcer,”” @ soldier's life and be exposed to all ite dangers. _ | right and Spear’s on the left. m Murray, O. 14th t to be beigndter general. ‘Marches under a hot sun feciae mer in severe battles; me cHanas. ‘. {iton, 6th Jorm iale. Patty us Covenel Elliows W. Rice, 8 Major Schenck, chief of the artillery, posted his guns NY Lonny a L Vansickie, B, 21th 3 th on a favorable position, aad under cover of their fire the renee maps, De 8 D Arholde, 190th Pe cavalry advanced gillantly to thonsnanit. Just an the | Fhe Semier A, ish NY dewirpervend, f 22 charge was ordered the far-off thunder of Boldy Smith’s F, 6th N oO Boriteos B, 2 material ef war of the encmy, incl aT yyy eavy pieces was heard, and after atime it eppearedas Hy Kinde Them bands. je all the more | If the fate of Petersburg was. sealed, with Kaute—the H is Henry Caldwell, heed nevce bone vaquiartp capturer of Bi the slwaye successful raider— Cay Heart. C. at ae Pa | the Distriot of Kas! sane ees ei eed carye | tmundering at one gai while Emi was forcing admit. Sage F* concentrated and | tabcOas another, But se it was not Geatined to be, sea Commandor Beor; part te the trying com: ‘Three vimes, with nothing bat their carbines, these gal- tes | ofgthe Bureau of 0 Jent men charged to the very gune of the enemy; but the — us has for along tit latter, safe behind their deep dito and their high walt, ‘. of the office, lavabed at ony attempt of men without bayonets te Commander Alb @rive them from tbelr works, The flashes from four- of the Berean of B teen rebel cannon, and the smoke of Tepartment, dred rebel muskets, oxbidited thee defending force outeumbered : Hon. Dante) FE Major Geversl SMITH. | Tot duch was the inordinete terror inspired in the rebels wh, B, fick Pa cae Cousul to Curaccs, Assiatant General, Dy the desperate valor exhibited by this command in all a CarruRn — Cones, Weir inte daring raids around Petersburg that the enemy ‘The Navy D Rocus, June id, 1004. } clang wesely to their cover, and did not venture te openly captare of the Brits Kightoongh corps was relieved yesterday from the | eppuse thelr assailante. ‘with a cargo of Red with so moch gallantry carried from 1088 OF COLON, wit. Arrivals an@ Deparsures. by the United States ind General Smith ordered to report to | Colonel Bimow B. Mix, of the Third New York, full at Wael i ~ — Creaby. ane Dia Naiendan jaune Lesa 9 We.