The New York Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1864, Page 5

THE REBEL RAID. The Rebel Plundering Expedi- tion Into Maryland, Sharp Cavalry Fight in the Streets of Hagerstown, Forced Contributions Levied on the People. LIVELY ENGAGEMENT NEAR FREDERICK. The Rebels Held in Check by Our Troops, @igel and Stahl Ordered to Report to General Hunter. Disgracetul Panic of the Soldiers and Citizens, &e., &o. oe. i THE HERALD DESPATCHES. pe rer, duty 12:80 P. M. Your gorrespondent arrived bere this morning at @weive o'clock, only to hear the most frightful stories of @lorge invadiog army, tho frightiul ravages that army wae committing, and the certain prospect of the good city Of frederick Leingoceupied by at least thirty thousand fen bevore many hours, The fiercest combat was even Bheu sayin Veiween this immense force and some few Bundreds of our cavalry, and bad been doing so for come hours. “Can yo muskeiry! ; “Oh! exanon! We have heard it quite distinetly atl tho Morning, in the dire ‘8 Mountain "" “Who has been kil he hospital #”” “Ob, Tbelieve there isa bogpital hero; but roally T Bave not heard of avy one being wounded as yet brought oir.” * We aftorw Bead baen ata forces whan ear the guns?’ we asked. +‘is tt cannon or rds learned that these exaggerated roports rted by stragglers from General Sigel’s Martinsburg was evacuated, The army of What Venera! muet have been greatly demoralized when ome throo hundred stragglors trom tt have been picked ‘@p by (be commandant at Frederick within tue last forty Wight Hours—-some with horses aod some without, Moule with guns and some without, ome ander officers | Sand somo without, but all perfectly sure that thoy had | 0 several thousands of rebeis in the viciulty of the torase river. None of them were wounded or provided | With furio yet ali were on their way to Baltimore. gone that Martingourg was evacuated without Bring 2 aingie shor, Is there not a singular fatality Bdout our aliompts to hold Hyrper's Ferry and Martins- Darg. anda most romarkatle coincidence in the tactics ff the oficers who Lave Deen in command of thoze pcints Ferpectivey® Ditigoot Aequiry fer an hour or eo developed the facts | hat Moshe and White bad been up in Middietown vailey, @ few miles wert of Frederick, for two days past, with @ore three to five hundred men, engaged in horse steal- fag and frightening the poor peopta almost to death, Btevienant Colonel Clendenin, witn a portion of his Feginent, the Fighth Minoiz, weil Known as ong of Ba- fords ovet Colonel Cole, with some of his rangers, and * Gurret Thorp, of the Twentieth Pennsylvania ; hove been scouting around -and feeling of these i for the satoe lougth of time, but bave never suc- | Seeded ts bringing thom to a square fight, To-day, how- @ve-, Ccodonin found them in w strong position, to the Buber of owe four or Hive hundred, on and around Bajac's Mount ip, some six or seven miles from Freite- | Pick. Tle at once attacked then with two small Powter ‘oon brovight a reply from thofr artillery. Muskoty ¢) ruisbing succeeded to this, and showed What ovr forces were ontnumbered by about two to one The Colonel t an to fail back toa better position, | and reached the crest of a hit!,on which he planted his Griliory, Keepiig bis aepports: jer cover of tho hill, Bars (Mtery duet of some iergth coutinued, Cen. Genin holding them at bay unti!, asl Write this, infantry ‘» are arriving, aud Frederick ts deemed fo thie action behaved wiih | ing in their usual success, Vato nna 4 ADY itet of casualties by this Brain Gurt y light in killed und wounded, | ‘But io Ktracying more heey: | They aud strength of the eremy's torcoson the | prev are still involved in great uncertainty. | We rey hat in by cently reliable persona | fre atten tqually irreconoit ¢ unreliable, Beme | particulars, howeve vou he 1 abandoned Martinsburg on the a o much ae firiog a gun, and at pre nd Heights, His force is considered | hott his position against the entire rebel anspired to day proach at to army. O,inion is eveniy divided as te whether | Broil or Carly commands the rebels, ‘The proba. | Pilitice ace that if apy coneidersble force of iniaatey | fs hore at all it ts that detected from the defence of | Richmond to operate against Munter at Lynchburg, and erderetood at that time to be Kwell's corps, Karly may De in command, The cavalry ty aeverted to be led on by General Krodiey Johnson, formerly of Frederick, They @re riding aud rioting throughout the entire border rev Gi AC wil), WITH Hoe to molest or Make them afraid. 1 em informed no organized Tesictance hes been made By the citvens at any point. All ara abandoning their Shomos'by tbo first available conveyance, and every road Qn avenue corthward tg Med aud biecked up with fugi 9G". Sexes and conditions—in wagons, carriages horees,o moles apd on foot, There can be on of @ widespread panic and general begira, The excitement ta more Intenso than on any formor inv: Bion. forsee ond cattie have bece driven northward by and stores removed or hidden fh the mountains wherayer procticable, General Conch motified the farmors to bo in readiness to drive awny stock, and be would signal the approach of the re! By ringing (he town bells, At nine o'clock last evening the Bolle of Hagerstown @onded thy note of alarm, and a living, panic-stricken Ghrong and animals surged in mighty torrents { through a1! its outlets the liveiong wight. The scenes of | @urre and fright are described by eye witnosees as being | @li.o ludicrous, piti(al aod shametul, Nothing appeared | to be thooght of but Might and the salvation of personal Propert A merchant of Martinsburg arrived here today who fos! his stock of goods, Ho reports the revenue collector's and other public busldings, burned by their occupation of the place; that eigut ‘diers were killed in front of the Everett House; hat the town was wholly deserted; that the depot Quar. terninster, Captain Wray, was captured; that Cotonet Mosby wos wounded at Harper's Ferry on Tueeday and fekon to Frederick, and that large trains of wagons, fovded w i) quartermastor’s and commissary stores, were | wafely brought of by Major Williams, of the | First Now York veteram cavalry, These traine ogme by stown to Frederick, About thirty wacon® broke fod were abandoned, Our own soldiers broke open os and were attempting to eel the shoes at firty ents per pair ou the Hne of the mareb, Age consion proclivitics were often manifested Brot, One old tarmer refused our soldiers any+ @hing to eat) or drink, but sold them small @endsfal of bay for thelr animal at twonty- ve cents encn, He wont 80 for me to Qpply (os quartermaster for a govervment veucher for two hundrod pounds of hay taken by some one, and Worth at m ost but a dellar, Gigi has been shelling Horpor'a Ferry occasionally @rovgh the day, and ts reported to bave burned a house or two Camrain Gyeldar, Of the Thirtieth New Tork inia- NEW YORK HERALD, pendent dattery, @qBRaater GD reported Wired vear_ Lyneobburg. I think it may be safely assorted that this rebel inve- sion of Marylaud and Pevosylvania is the most disgrace- ful scare that bas ocourred to as during the year. No force of any consequence bas been encountered at auy potnt, and it pow seems doubtful whother five hundred rebe! soldiers bave. bees north of the Potomac, Wasuisotoy, July 7, 1864. Generals Sigel and Stab! wore retieved of command to- day, and ordered to report to General Hunter. A foroe of rebe! cavalry, with horses and other plunder stolen in Maryland, are reported to have passed Fairfax Court House last ight, going in the direction of the Rap- The excitement about the rebel raid {nto Maryland ts subsiding, From most accurate information obtained tt tg believed that the force of the raiders bas been greatiy exaggerated. Tho affuir has dwindled into a simple Plundering expedition, for the suppression of which our force on the Upper Potomae should have been amply suf- ficlent. THE PRESS DESPATCHES. Frepeniox, July 1~—P. M. The enemy ‘Ws now one mile from the town, en the Hagerstown pike, Ail the sick and goveroment stores have been removed. Rolnforcements are arriving. Tue Baltimore Telegrams, Batimors, July 7, 1864 The city is full of rumors this morning of an exciting oharacter tn regard to the rebel invasion. After careful inquiry, with @ desire to sift out the truth as far as possible, and with a view to avold acting ‘the part of an alarmist on one hand, by over stating, or, on the otber, encouraging false security by underrating tho state of alfairs, I sead you the following account, which is believed to be correct:— The most retiablo intelligence from Maryland Heights and the region beyond this morning warrants the belief that the rebel force now on thig side of the Poto- mac and on tho line of the Virginia si e is larger than at first supposed. It i believed that the rebel force is not far short of thirty thousand, Advices from Sandy Hook down to ten o’clook this morning say that an officer from General Sigel's head- quarters, on Maryland Heights, reports that skirmishing was going on back of the Heights; but the number of rebels there is small. With the aid of a glaes and the Signal corps the rebels can be observed towards Sharpsburg, driving off cattle, borses, &c., and plundering the farmers in the valley, No large force, however, ta visible. Advices from Greencastlo, Penney!vania, this morning, say th.t the rebels occupy Hagerstown this morning, but fn what force is not known, The train from Fredoriek is just in, and roports that Colonel Coles, of the Maryland cavalry, had a skirmish witha small rebel scouting force, four miles west of Fredorick, about two o'clock yesterday afternoon. It was ascertained subsequeatiy, however, that the force was quite small. Tho rebei officers dined at noon at TTagan’s Mountain Houre. * Tater in the day two pieces of Alexander's Maryland batiery, detachmonts of the Eighth Illinois cavalry and Colone! Cole’s Maryland cavalry went in pursuit of the robels, aod duriag last night drove a force of about one hundred rebels through Middletown. Walle in Middletown yesterday the rebels matte good us®? of thoir time, tn plundering the citizens of thoir horses and other property. One citizen, a stable keeper, Bemed Joshua Corrick, was called apon to deliver up his horses: but he resisted and said he would die first, where. upon he wag shot, and ts reported dead. Active moroments of our troops are going on, which it fg not proper, for prudential reasons, to partioniarize, — * The railroad is et{i! unobstructed as far as Sandy Hook, opposite Harper’s Ferry. At last advices it was believed that there was ouly a smail force of rebels on the Virginia shore, opposite the Polnt of Rocks. The revels ia Tarper’s Yerry have destroyed all the Tallroad property thore, including the telegraph and tirket offices, They have also burned a large quantity of rage. So (ar the robeis have used no artillery against forces, our Battivore, Joly 7045 P.M. There can no longer be any doubt that Gonerat Loe has sent a conriders portion of bis army ia this direction, Roliabte reports from Loudon county, Va., say there hag been no reboi force in that county, save Mosby's, con- sisting of about two hundred and fifty or three hundred im about baif of whom crossed the river aad committed the depredations at Point of Recks on Monday. They made another attempt to diss on Tuesdoy, but were doterred i by the appearages of some of our cavairy. Thay bave fatien back, bat guard the roads lending to the river to Prevent the loyal aitizous from communicating with the Muryiand shore A deapatch (rom Sandy Hook to-night says the rebols are again barning property in that place. Largo fires are ow burning, Tho bridge over the Shenandoah is also in flames, the conflagration casting a glare of light over the country for miles Rarantone, July T—Midoight General Wallace bas met with a success at Vrederick. Re has foiled the rebels thus fer in all thelr efforts to the town, Tho rebelg threw several shells into the city. One fet! bear Bradley Johnson's old residence, and another near the Court House, Barriaorn, Inty $—1 A, M. The following particnlars were gathered at bead- quarters from inforination recelyed there to-night ‘Vile afternoon the rebel advance made an eMfrt to gata the bridge over the Monocacy. General Wallace, with only a ematl portion of bis force, moved out to check therm, General Wallace formed his line about a milo eastward of the town, and shortly after four o'clock fighting commenced, and tasted with more or teas severity up to eight o'clock, when the rebele, after being three times ropuised, finally rotired, leaving us in posses. sion of the ground, During the action several sbells fell into the city, but did uo damage of moment, ‘The citizens viewed the fight from the house tope and from the outskirts. Geaeral Wallece is confident of boid- jug Frederick. We have no estimate of the killed and wounded, Reinforcements are rapidly pushing forward, and th is every reasow to believe that this movement of tho enemy will result only in disappointment and disaster to the rebel ca . The Chambersbarg Telegram Caamarnsncna, Pa., July 7, 1964, Aman from Hagerstown, just arrived at Greeucastie, says that McCausiand’s command, formerly Jenkins’, fif- teen hundred strong, cavalry, and mounted infantry and one battery, entered Hagerstown yesterday, and left at oloven o'clock by the Frederick pike, where the main body of the rebels have all gone, Small parties returned this morning, and mado a requi- sition on the people for fifteen hundred outfits and twenty thonsand dollars, under threats of burning the town, which was paid, Whe Harrisburg Telegrams. Harnranvna, Pa. , July 6, 1964, General Sige! still holds Harper's Ferry, out of danger. General Wallace’s advance has been skirmishing all day with the rebels near Frederick, Maryiand. Rest unknown. Our forces were driven out of Hagerstown to-day, though they whipped the rebels there yesterday, taking ‘one Heutenant and two privates prisoners, and wounding fa number of others. These prischers were sent to Fort Delaware to-day. Rumor bag it that Hunter te coming Rast as fast ag rail ‘and stosmboat can bring his columa, ‘Tho numbor of rebels is reported at from five thousand to ten thousand, Our forces bay trom Greoneastie. Wallace and Sigot can hold the enemy in check Funter comes and the m!litia rally. Beveral regiments bave airoady offered under the twelve theurand onll. Official information recelved here shows that General Grant hag notiied the War Department that a large portion of the rebel army has loft his immediate front; that @ large portion of Hunter's force has reuched Park- oraburg on ite way Kast, and his advance will reach Cumber to-morrow morning. ‘This would seem to indicate a precautionary move- ment on their part to prevent boing surprised by Hun- ter’s comm: A despatch received juat befor, noon to-day atates that two rebel regiments, one of Infantry and one of cavalry, Divourcked lest night on Hhe road near Middlebure, been driven towards Chambersburg tit Bhopg thre miles thin ede! the State line, and that thetr pwckets were seen by iedara! Bouts two tallies sould Of Greencastic. Rebel prisoners taken in tbe Acirmish at Hacerstown On Tuesday state thus the prosent ratd is not ou y to pro- Cure borscs, but crow and provisiona; that it is hoaded by Lee, and composed of Ewoli’s and Tanestreet’s corve ade Penveylwauia and otber Nortbero States; and that the capture of Baltimore and the destruction of the Natiourl Capital are aiso aimed at. While Loo is thus opera'ing agaiost Wasbingzon city Beauregard has been loft in command at Petersburg, where be has @ sufficient fores, as our rebel informunt states, to bold Grant in check aud prevent bis advancing ou Richmond, A despatch just received from Greencastle states that the rebel force has uated Hagerstown, retiring on the road towarda Frederick, ‘The headquarters of General Couch were removed from Chambersburg to this city to-day, with a view of facii- tating the organization of the miiltia recentiy called out by the Governor, The headquarters here are still in communication with Greencastle, but ft is almost impos sible to get anything but vague and unsatis‘actory re- Ports of the rebel movements beyond that point, Hanrisnvna, July 7, 1864. ‘The following is the substance of a despatch just re- ceived, and signed by General Couch:— ‘The officers of the Baltimore and Ohio Raliroad tele- graph here privately that the invading force either in Maryland or in full march for that State is not tess than thirty thousatid, They say they have ascertained this fact from thoir own private agents. ‘The evemy, consisting of fifteen hundred Infantry, artil. lery and cavalry, chiefly the latter, left [agerstown this Morning on the old National road, in the direction of Boonsboro, en rows for Frederick City, as they declared, They marched just at daylight. Arumor prevails that a force of severa! thousand are encamped just south of Middleburg, between Greencastle and Hagerstown, We do not believe it, The force levy- ing contributions at Hagerstown is partly Imboden’s and partly the old force of Jenkius, which led Leo's advance into Pennsylvania last year, before the battle of Getlys- burg. I bave trustworthy information that thero al rebels this side of Hagerstown. ‘We have information direct from Fingorstown to the effect that on Tuesday afternoon, at three o'clock, a robel ‘Squad, consisting of Ofteen cavalry men, commanded by Lieutenant Shaver, formerly of Martinsburg, Va., entered that place, His force appeared to be a reconnoltering party, aod they had only been in the town a few mo- ments when adetachment of our regular cavalry, from Carlisle, Pa., commanded by Lieutenant Molean, cashed into the place. A brief cavairy Sight immediately ensued in the etrests of Hagerstown, which resulted in the rebels boing driven out of the town with the loay of a liéutecant and two pri- vates, taken prisocors, ‘ About balf an hour after this tight the rebels again et tered the town, their forces consisting of cavalry and mounted infantry. Lieutenant MeLean, of the Union cavalry, finding his force too small to cope with the largo number of reboie, slowly fell back to the Pennsylvania line, carrying with him bis prisoners. ‘The robel=, after entering the town, et to work to de- Stroy the telegraph; Wut they had made no demonstration against the railroad when our informanta oft. They also plundered many of the stores, and geam to have adopted n different course from the one they pursued last summer, as thoy now mako no distinction between rebei sympathizers and Unionists. Many of our citizens, perhaps anticipating this (reat. ment, rau thoir horses into Ponnaylvania, The Philadelphia Tclegrams, Paapecrma, July 7, 1864, ‘The movoments to-day indicate & concentration of the rebels in the direction of Frederick City. Heavy ean- nonading was heard from tho Cumberland Vallay to-day. It ts supposed that General Wallnco ts there in force, con testing the advance of the enemy: A detachment of our forces left Greencastle at five O'clock this afternoon for Hagerstown, and the presurap- tion is they have arrived thore, although no positive ix- formation to that effect has been received here, owing to the prevalence of a thunder storm, which temporarily interrupts tolographic communication, ‘Through \uformation derived from scouts in Adams, York, Franktin and Fulton counties, tt i@ now believed here that not a solitary armed revel is at present within the borders of our State, Postmaster General Blair, accompanied by his vonera- bie futher, arrived here yosterday on a visit to Secretary Cameron, Proclamation for a Day of HamI!iation and Prayer, Warutcron, July 7, 1804. ‘The President, in accordance with a jsint resolution of Congress, has tssued a prociamation appotntiag tho firet Toursday of Auguat vext aga day of humiliation and prayer for the people of the United Sintes, re- Commenting them to confoss and repent of | their manifold sins, and implore the compasnon and forgiveness of the Al end to pray that, if consistent with hts wilt, the oxisiing rebellion may be speedily suppressed and the supremacy of ‘he constitu- Vion and iaws of the United States be established throneh out the States: that the rebels may lay down thetr arma aud speodily return to their atioglanco, that they may not be utterly destroyed; that the etfusion of blood may be stayed, and that amity and fraturoity may be re stored and sar td established throughout our borders, Commencement ot in Coltege, Fordham, INTERESTING RXERCISES—FLOQUENY THR GRADUATES BY THK SMANIUS—-PRMANES OF BISHOP ROSECKAN The mimeteenth annual commencement of St J College, Fordham, took place yesterday on the grounds in front of this splendid institution, Thoro was a vory large number of persons present, among whom might be remarked the usual complement of ladies. It wos to be rogretted that the weather wan not more favorable, but this did not Interfere with the usual programme of the occasion, nor the pleasure which wae experienced by the hundreds of spectators who were prosent. The large plat- form on which the exercises of tho day tock piace was thronged with clergymen avd prominent civilians, while a fine band discoursed enper’ wu: Among the clorgymon present w the Very Reverend Father Starre, V. G.; the Reverend Father McNeirney, the Reverend Dr. Movlyun, th Reverend Vather Bryoe the Reverend Father “hin McLoughlin, the Rev Rever:nd Father Quinn, the Revereod Fatner He ‘arty, the Reverond Father ‘Couron, the Reverend hi aoe gs the Reverend Father Driscoll, the Me Father Mullane, the Roverend Dr. MeSw ino; the Rove. rend Fathor Preston, the Revorend Father Mooney, and others, Among the Inity. wore Richard O'Gorman, Esq., Jobn ¥. Savage, Fsq., and Edward Blankman, I'sq. The programme of exerciees was as follows:-— Oventvnn. Annual John's APDREIS TO WEVRREND YATHER Ere. Risbop Rosecrans, Diecourse—The eee: eamagal vos Wm. P. Melvin Tiscourse—The capa Genlus...Wm. M. Connelly Discourse—The American Citisem, Valedictory, Master's oration cinta ...dames J, Dougherty CONFERRING OF DRCRFRS. Address to the Graduat: +e Hon, Joba M'K * Mune. Address to the cep «Right Rev, &, H. Rosecraos uisic. DISTRINOTION OF PREMIUMS, Tho baed performed tho following sslections curing the Soon —' uae a ’ by Verdi, “Pinal,” Lucia do Lammerm ‘ine, "? Gangl: Aria, “Gemma aiversi:” ‘weaaing arch. "This manie was forbienea Dy oll” The young gentlemen whose namee are mentioned abovo in tho vartous doctamatory pieosa did themesives, a6 well as the fnatitution, mucn oredit. Conferring of degrees was pert Yo order, The Master's Medal was awarded to Mr. James J. Doughorty, for supe. rior eucoaes In the past gradue course. Mr. Ernest F. 1D, Van Dyke received the mada! awarded for the best biographion! essay ‘The degree of of Mater of Arte was hana on = fotlowing gentiomen:—JamrAs J, Dougherty, A. out, N Francie Semith, A, B., Fordb: N. bee of Boabelon it aria wae conterred on the following stodents:—Willlam M. Connelly, Fail Rly, Mace. ;: Jobn Sheridan, Re cheater, N. Y.: Lucien Tureott Alb grto D’AgvIaF, Ro Janeiro, Br ‘Thomas’ Fracken, New York; William P. Molvit Three Kivers, ©. ail; Troy, N. ¥.; Cosmas #, Smith, Richmond, ure B. Murtha, New Yorke: Jamon C. Ryan, ‘Tabnton, Mase Thomas F. MeCorm , Kileabetb, Francie Me. id; Frnest e “D. Van Dyke, De- hater, ‘Amberst, Mage.; Luis ro, Branil. meariog, of 7 delivered a traly ne thon delivered the ad- Ho spoke at tepethy and be war, attentively Hater od to by the Iarro crowd tatOMn, His remarks were principally of a the APACtOt, The latter part of bia srecch, howe somewbayot ‘& bearing upon the present condition a, Mouayhan, Tr Mieb.; WitlAm F. DrAguiar, Wo Jar Now ioal bad | FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1864, GRANT. Mr, Wilitam H, Merrinm’s Despaceh, Oxnerat Botise's Haangoagrsasy Near Point of Roca, July 6—10 P.M. TAM PROSPECT, Wo aro yot awaiting the eoufltct of the two armies on to rrow peck, which oanpot ia the nature of things be delayed many days longer, While oot the slightest thirg of interest has occurred to-day, yet whea the volume of news docs begin to eweil, tt wili do so ofa sudden, and will proceed to fearful proportions. LIRCTENANT DAVENPORT, Of Genora! Butler's staf, has been Industriously engaged to-day in ridding the woods all hereabouts of stragglers aud skulkers, who, baving fallen back from the army, have recretly and comfortably ensconced themselves in the foresis where they hoped for prolonged immunity from duty and fighting, Lieutenant Davenport bad a sufficlent command to enable him to do his appointed work wel!, and which be will fioian to morrow. The duty {3 an arduous one, but the woods that once knew stragglers will kaow them no more forever, for the Lieutenant plies tho torch and scorches out the skulkera, whose number {6 legion, ‘THE ENVMY MAVR THEIR RYE UPON CRNRRAL J. 5. MOWEES. Among the deserters who eame in to-day wns one who eapled General J. B. Howell, formerly oolone! of the Fighty-fith P nngylvantx Volunteers, and who has re ceived five wounds in this campaign, in tho distance, “Ab,” save tho red, ‘nat crayheaded and graybeard- e7 old gen | man [ see over there looks like Colonel (now General) Howell.” Ho was told it was Howell, when he immadistely replied. “Our folks know blm and don’t like him atall, Our pickets neve frequently had orders to shoot hin, They eay he is a brave old cuss.” General Howell ts one of the most ga‘lant men in this army, and always in tho front—knowiog wo other plice-—{t is won derful ho is not successfully picked off, The Washingtoa Telegrams. Wasainaron, July The mail steamer Keyport arrived here this morning, At ten o'clock yesterday morning, the hour at which the Keyport left City roiut, heavy firing was heard thore frem the directionof Petersburg, but it was not known at City Point whether the fring was anythiog more than ap artillery duel, The Keyport brought up Mr, Joel Parr and bis family, refugees from Virginia, Mr, Pare resided io Prince Georges county, about thirteen milos soutboast of Poters- burg, and was the only man in the county who proved true to the old flag. He was arreated by tie rebel autho- rities for his Union sentimentr, and committed to prison, but was released afow days ago and succeeded in mak- ing his way into our lines with bis family, ‘The hospitals at City Point bave been cleared of nearly all the sick and wounded, and many momborn of the Christian and Savitary Commissions are on their way home, The Fortress Monroe Telegrams. Fortress Mowroz, July 6, 1964. No news from the front to-day, At! quiet at the latest accounts, ‘The following are the deaths in the Chesapeake Hos- pint since the last repor!:— Join H, Moore, 10th New York, July 2. George Edwards, 68th Pennsylvania, July 8 Wiliam Gibson, 109th New York, Juty 4. J. B, Frederick, 3d New Mampahiro, July 6. Apnexed are tho deaths in tho Hampton Hospita’:— Wiliam McGuff, 66th Pennsylvania, July 3, C.1, Davis, 27th Miussachusetts, July 3, 6. Fayward, 148th Obto, July 3." Jcaeph Read, 18th New York artillery, July 8, Joaeph A. Porter, Gth Penosylvauia, July 3. H. R, Horton, 74h Rhode Island artillery, July @ Goorgo F. Smithloy, 2d Pennsylvanta, dt Eben Farrar, 96th Now York, July 4, A. ©, Hay, 148d Ohio, Joly 4. J.C: Hinman, 10th New York artitfory, Inty 8, Wm. H, Paing. 117th New York, July 6. Aloxender Nobles, 1484 Ohio, July 5. Henry Gardner, 24 Votted States (coloret), July 9. Same! Connell, civilian, July 5. REBEL ACCOUNTS. General R. 8. Foster's Movement on the James River. [From the Kichmond Examiner, June 50.) ‘Two doaerters from the Yaukes fleet iyiug below Gap, came into Port Drewry yes ‘They were Intelligent men and had a good deal to gay. mey bo of intorest to repeat a part of theit statements ‘thoy say every man in tho Monitor ficet would desert if be could get a chance. The Yankees have set to work removing the tornodses in the river and the obstructions recently sunk by themselves tn Treut’s rack. While on a torpedo Oshing expedition Tucsday pizbt, they picked a chance and came into our lines. They say that the fire of our rams early knocked one of the Monttora into a cocked hat—so disabled ber, ia fect. that eho had tp be sert to Fortress Monroe, but that only one mon war killed rpon her. They gave it as thefr opinion that ff our rams had come down to the o! ‘vetions and thence opened on the Yankeo flect, that tho latter would have been terribly dameged. Yie Evaminer adde:—Thoro is no doubt bat that Grant fa preparing for a grand attack, and there ™ be some truth ja the story of these deserters go far ae concerns the removal of the obstructions, Movements Treops. nthe Richmond Dispatch, Jnly 1.) A citizen of Mathows county, who has arrived ia Rich. loft be saw an tmmense sing no Chesapeake bay, heavily It a conjectured thie may he a move. reinforce Sher- Gecreta, or possibly to make an attack upon some Mysterious of the Union trooper, ment of Rryneide’s corps, on the wa) man to undefended point, Mra. Larisa G, chter Of Michact ‘Gibney, deceased, Reqalesest in pace, treet, On Satur: morning, at ten o'clock Jem mass will be offered up’ for the repase ot [Por o other Deaths te Secoma Page) THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Best and © heaye e Rawspoper in the Country. The Wirxty Be for the present week, ready to. morrow (Saturday) morning, witi conta A fat! and reliable account, from our Wn Correspont ent, of the Naval Action between the United States slovp-of-war Kearsarge, Capt, Winelow, end (he rebel pri vateor Alabama, Capt. Sommes, off Cherbourg, Francs, resulting In the ecmplete Lefont and Binking of the Ala- bame, ard the Capture of a portion of her @Mcers and Crew, with the official statements of the commanders of Doth vessels, and tho comments of (Ne Fagitah and Freneh Press; The latest accounts of the Movements and Oper: tions of the Army under Lieut. Gen. Grant at Petersburg, Va.; Details of the Operations of Gen, Butler Additional detatis of the Expedition under Gen. Hunter in the Shevandoah Valley, with accounts of the Captare of Lexington the great destruction of Rebel Property; ‘The latest accounts of the Movements of Gen. 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Bold everywhere, al Complexion. beta nei erring for preserving an: opie rion ond skits “3 werent | At 452 Br wpnby 4 below Grand, Gour- AUD'S ‘rol ee had the Hatian Medicated Soap to re- move tan, ruplions, sunburns, redaeas, sallow. nest, A Green Curtostty. ioe oF fap Ger ¢ m, $: ry ; nce Cravats 200.5 tlaen ‘379 Broadway, large store catner count od on numbor of pre were then distributed frop Rev, Father Starrs, “ ebere. —Poliak & Son, rom Broome atreet ‘hotesaie aad retail aay ly alter *which the ‘xercien mace wish w tow romarke ) (lex Brow t Pipes ent te Aerrvogr, ty 72, 39, 22, eras Cas a rae “0 2h, 69, 64. 43, 59, Sore, bo soe hartge“ & egerts ton, Ky. ‘OLAss $3l—July 7, 1344, » be 43, T a 27, 72, 31. 03, 1,11, 1888 a ‘ds, 62, be 41, 63, 16, 5. France, aoe Co.—Me semaRy, EXtma fee 16t—July 7, 1, 6558 4, TO, AN HT va 7, 59, ) 7,135 70, 87, 64, The 34, ‘So. on "si 60, 67, 35, 69% Pk) Cwentars Shetby College Lote ery, frat rniged by ROGERS & 00, Row Yor Prizes Cashed im All Le ries and informasion qivra, GALLAGH Brokers 310 Chestnut siyeet, Phtiadelohta Royal Havanese Lottery.—60 Per Cent preminm patd for prizes; information furntahed. Tae aE out rates paid for Donpingne end all Kinds of dotd aa ie YLOR &00., Bankers, 16 Wail streot, Prizes Cashed in All Leg terion, and iuformation givew by une Exchange Office, 176 Uroadway, New York, it Lotte. BENJAMIN, Prizes Cashed tm the Royal Havana and all legalized Lotteriag LEOK & CO., Brokers, 24 Pine street, N. F. Lottery Tickets hed, Information given, JOSEPH BAT kor, It Wall st, room T, A. ove. « . * . . . . . "8 . - . . . . se . . . . . . . ee . . - 8 . 5 * CHAPTER IT. And he did many wonderful works, fosomush that hie name was pronounced in many tongues. And thora came in into him Judith, frem the seaport of Now Bedford, who had been rick for many years, and after some daya her pains were gone, ept soundly, and did eating her food Aaa. from thoes which are called Quakers a the great city of Phiiadeiphia wrote an eplatie a “0! Drake, Aecept thou thiatnoney, which is called Greenvack, ud bath the pote of Abrabam thy friend an one end— ily, £ weak exhausted and 4 Tate but tiie and suffered many on Bitiers gave me health, like S eral Dabitityand D: paing, fn all did these Bitters prody touishing enres, Rut sotne unboltevers existed, and some croakers arose<e those whore occiipation’ was gene-and they said many malicious things, and (rampeted their dying sorrows through many papers. Then Abraham came the closer unto Drake and said, Teminds me of a whic! . hoys the best treea. Ke of from the a litete nig eanand Abraham to trav ‘Sand ma a hottie of ha t time to wntt, Y But Drake fon th like the green news to hit skii!, and the fences prooiat basa who.rin may road, and none nen use tha Plantation Bitters, And the muliftude with one votce maid, CExplain onto us the Delphic meaning of $- T. 1960 X."" Bot because of the many people his voice gould nat be iieard, and he prom- fod (o expiaia all in bis next epistle, which will be chapter Ani the crowd departed cach with a bottle of Ritters in thelr hands, Batchelor world, Harmi dya. Sold by hia works, suitor who. fainter Dye—Tho Rest tn the b'e, instantaneous. The only perfect r% 1 Care at thi: WILL fave MTOUR TRALTH When you feel peculiar pain, at thie season, in the head, with some confuston of Ideas, having been previonsiy in fair state ealth, lose no time, for the case will seldom bear ft) Dot awallow at ouen fone, six or cight of RRANDREGH S PILLS, Your life will be saved, aud your henith soon re estabitshed Dy this course, During hot wouther the xecretions of the bowels are often scanty, but Soid at Ne. 4 ores then to hea thtul regularity, vm MRINCIFAL OF SICK, RINCIPAL OFFICE, ~ BRANDRETH HOUSE, Diveotions in six tanguages. tadoro’s fiatr) Dye, Preesrrvative 1 Wig Deprt, whoicsaia and retall, No.6 Astor House. the dye applied be skiiful artists, ir to its orl co'or, a eps tha head olaan, col amd healthy, Wi the rkin or sot the whitest fabric. ‘Tha best hair dressing every offered to the public. Can be need freiy; contain nothing injurious; atrengtheus and promotes the growth of he fs recommended and taed by the frat AM are from\y. tnviied to Jat all the dat my afte 4 herve advice ent af the 8 tg treatanens of thet $1 per bot- t al ie ‘oor ole Woltles £0° 8° SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M.D, Corns, Rantons, Enlargea Joints, and al! disenase of the Feet cured by Dr, ZACHARIE, 760 Vroadway. atten, Colton Dental Association. ragiemey certify that the COLPON DR TAL ASSOCIA- TION of the cits t_New York have, after adimintatering to us the NITROTS OXIDE. tome pain, the number of teed iF rea af the dates opposite pective . The gas was pleasan: avd the operation satisfactory. "The above certificat® has been signed by four handrad and 4th of February last (xs ean be distingntshed Iad:esand Hated to agn il thirty patents aince tt atone oiice) enitemon, No pati Ontive 22 Bond siree Deafaess, Tinpairea Sight, IN THE HRAD, ARRRT AION IN THR NOISES CATARRAAL. cuRrosia GA CATARR, CATARRA OF THE ¥M wtc mocors MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTIONS OF TITE EVATACHIAN TUB cuRtD, (rou twenty-five do!lara = to seven for mie by CEG, , ALLEN, 495 oor below ‘Canal sieee'. farmerty No. tt OMce ig at No. 3 Diviston Besta bitele He has no other oer ntrance, Te New York ctty. treet 12, hight rooms and arrive eruptions aud moat potaon: tainting 8, Disenses of th vee Bos atarrh of the Head and Throat receive the con (98 for twenty soars past) from Ur. Cavwent women place, Righth t., ‘rom 9to 5. Tncurabie casera not charged. at's Pondre Sabtite Uproats Mate tron low foreheads, or avy pact of whe body; $1; mailed a; his depot, 453 Broadway. nae High Premium Look Stitch Sewing wonton wirnLee & WILSON, No. 025 Broadway Lanaies* Gaiter Boots, with Hee's, at $2 par pale, bors! and misses’ Roots aad Shoes, all styles and prieas. MILLEN &CO., Nervoas and Viruatent Disean Physical Weaknens, arising from Sparifie Causes—New and of the Howard Agsociation, rm, free of ohare. Adtre-s Ur Plowaré Assectatior No, 2 South Nisin janes, BS 3, ke Ma on aco. 5 Tarteel Care Puss Omee oalere ‘at Mo, 2 Vesey Lady attendant. y Pay yr t. weve OUR SOLDIERS DIE. . NOT LS For tha bene iio! the publican thone baring friends in iI ie! el un past three ve arg Fe aad re: ono thansand cii'are of RADW, RTiban RBLIBF, as pense aud complaints ‘ Seete ta to sthe ltslos Of moldiers We the several Tope io the nan ot on thie medicine, : 1 medicine balieve via exposure Inot IP the past to supply the “RADWAY'S READY he wick in the howpiinls je would we oat re! RELIRP was freely — ninety nine cases out of © “We hare sufficient evideros of the eurnt! in maxing this 00 Ae Monto have used this medicine deeiare that by Hie use. The followin my hundred who « in their ee telty submited = Susy, 1 at am # soldier tn the Army of the Potomas; meat wry on rapeate Sum 19. keep in: vod hentia, m all kinds of expos 7 to the ‘east Rioknes® oF paln, w are troubied with dyreateries, cholers mor “pheumatiom, Wend edache, &o, Those, that SN Goslare tbat they’ wee cniy RALWA oceusioae bus, fevers. y be. a y phan i RADW. medtoing, Lp what you vey | Naw Vo pam Mean at aohdier should be without it. Lnelvsed 1 sen thy conte for one bottle, ress TACOB C. STE NMAN, ‘ompany T, Seren second regiment Peunayir: oun Tenia ase econd er. Beoond division, Second Army xh ee tne 8000 Os Ai ‘Tybee recy ie fadwray re on ee it ‘not only cured but is Tiles ony featment ie rag tne the Seeenpst bat in ‘hot one used Thees remedies + cured many Of the worst fevers, diarthss, colds, chy iy as mattim, sholte. cholere, Aa anit Zeitow Lover, Ready Reitet ie n'sure cure a¢ positive ‘praventacive, to He postive temedy for rt 94 Aiges must Ly A aiden lane, New York, Provide tite fererom re vienda: boc a omen. 7 Wm. Knabe rm ara coun es ectestingniah, of prooper wes a nen treat Rrioe Vee has zed Lote ~, 5 “SHIPPING NEWS. nen nnn ns Pert of Sew Yorm,27ey 7, 1864, sobieomanta ‘Trade wind be pareer ol Yort Royal—P § Spee Suip Chartotie, Barstow tondon=. Negi bs Gone. Alwens Sway Bar lace *- puerk, Lady Milne (is), vowen, Quvattowo—H J & 0&8 eark B A Souder (Br), Dennis, Ante oTO—Bo7? & Hinem Sus 8 © Cowdin (Ital), Pirangellc, Maisga—Tupper @ a al Malina, Danbam, Bitzabereport-"H D Brookmam acrig Fortunate Parodi (Ttat), Oatiere, Peneth Boais—CD ba Att vo (Ital), Morit, An Seniee Ralcher Bria Princess A “Bry. Mer SS a a4 Pid Deapatch (Br), Grocier, Glace Bay, okerson, pti) Congdom (ir), Porter, Yarmouth, NSW J & 0 & Schr Geo Darby y, Rogers, Lingat & Bohr W Wanter, yeitriagn, inte 4 A EBiire. Hour ates oe ine od wi c hea awe 21 Wogan’ raph hr Lovett Peacock,’ Liago, Foieaw Mons hr M Mankin, Cobh, Washi Kenny! Beir R Bruce, ry, Pl ccsiphie HS rawr, & Oty thaway, PLia Selphin ‘rai Provinestowees Crowe & Paine, Murrey @ ne ‘Schr Hennah D, Ch Sehr E Davwon, Kelir, Roston—V B MUt Karson, Sehr Hea Flower, Chase New Bedtord- Nickersoa. Sloe sea Ade ite Ke it nw dl cs aes wD Adeiia, Kelly, New Steamer Frankia, foung Baidmore Neptan ca with mése and Heo yaason Bark kena Prances 7 OB, days. with Emma (Lr), Howe, Slarra Leone, Mart 2%. with oll Aa: to Meret wot Corman June 19. lat 2h 4 fon 6°. brig Ida Abbott. Nence far st Thomas: ah fog lat 37, T2. bark Hrunawiok, heues (or Anpivwall wmmond (of Stockton), Bhutw, Gig @ Bay. OM coal, to ms unr Newborn, 3 dare: in, ding. Miles, Rowers, Douguty. smith, “Chee Ante, 2 DON, Roas, Viele Sclrt W McKee, Rogers, Behe Geo Gt man Shaw, On Sehr § Gilt i Bouins, S dey, Now Nedford, Providence, fo dout for ¥ CUS transport). Ho: e mio OS Ousrtertna ernon. Balti my ‘Mingelphim ti Rieatner Concord. No wan Steamer Kmma Dunn. Burton, Philadalpau Rteamar M Masse: fth Phitadeiptia. od ‘Tho whip Ocean Trurellor, (rom, Bordeaux, day, {s consigned to WP Worwell, SATLE Stipa Chas D Merwin. ( Mary C Dyor, Robt Murm brtga Amor, JR Nevins: rebr § Wind at sunset WNW, Ligh: Miscetianeo : Srrimsm® Cree or Lovo, Capt Patri. ofetge: trmam Ane, gait at noon to-inorrow, Sth tnst, for QuggMBtos r sw Liverpool, carrying the United Stati tte. Bi 7 this magnificent vessel may antl ph axe, ae hor gentlemanly commander, Capt Petrio, with Gp obliging avd alieative purser, Mr Kavanagh, are surestagdo ait te their power for the comfort of those enteunted t6dnetr enre. Rank Aver i for New York with wo'n nore ai Be A sme Hor cnr ballad froia Turks sande, and oe tae herina. WC Crane, buraed by the rebel picale Floss 38g tons register, butlt at Waldoboro in 1856, rated ant Owned ia Bostor Brig Notite, Stap' x, Jane 27, !ay 8 By 9 ton Foreign Ports. Tune M@—8id brig K Premmond, Con ers Charfowe Minerva, Gonzat od fdsoa, Sania Martha, June T—Arr harks Mileo Morrison, McCartny, th, Montezumu, Hanimond, do. Ce BAT CR, June seat use! Barks Woatera Sey rmenia, for Boston Ig. Std 26th, bark Starlight, ria. tax, Jaly 6= Arr brig Alvarads, NYork. wei, dune tetn port brit sarah Newhall, for NYort® . ARBA DOS, <York: 3 : nie ~ 2oth Gertrnde, Chase, do. Sid 29th. brig HB ec iladaiphin, Prexonarco, May 2?-Are bare Mazard, Karntens, Rostow (and sid th for fein Janotro), iy 2—Arr dark Rassle, Verne, NYork, Mar gt—In port ships Bunker till, Dai for Uatlao in batlant, Eater star, ee from Newrort, arr lath, i do do. faxtert ar, ioaley, tur de do, be ign Octavie (Belg), Vo Emery achre Brik-Androms (1, ship Herkahire, Post, 0 bark Eagle, Gavitt, fro Talen!-uano.en with the master, who wanet bie heonometer and other nadtical toatruments repaired; abe has been cruising ontside from 12h to 20¢h inst, nna Leas, May 20-10 port dark Helen Serie, Tut ‘oree nad Cape Verdes; schr Carrie Hues, Hansen, f f Sid afew d previous, ahip Jobu Jay, Mayo. Alexandetag STON pour eel, ta verb party by Hindley, 8 hee 5 Marth at tinier nnd Fioge ore: Revenue, Gandy; M Fors, ie Puare: Collinn, Piitaiely Ferkiuy: Al rn R N Hal nd Alplie por Waiker. Alle Beiow, sere Jim itade hia: Okoiona NYork, Old Brenig, Galevta; brig Monte Cristo sehrs & Clossnn, Kahsow vont: Massaeh Aa au: Prince a, Georgerown, DE nth: Wo A Crocker, Pearce, belg Merc: Parker, Wie Grwentent, Wowht barks Montana. Harriman, Mouw acrinan, Honduras; brig Manzoni.” Smary fa iuttia Annes, Orcutt, Washingtom) owas. 8 You eo NYork: sebra May Deering: oottMI NT OTs ,Diston Few " +N Yormy Biack Diamond, seprs Jas Nelson, Bart, Phi eadethport; Whistler, I'res! July 6. seb Geo Weatcats, 1, Crocker, Preabr 1 Gorham, Smuh, NYo« Teabetia, Baker. NY ork. » Core, De; Com Sth—Arr selire O Atom, wen, Thrasher, and vate D'Brovn, Terry, Geers fury Anus, Murphy; Bound ‘and CW Beniiey, Chase vin, Mew Fork: stoop Home, Bila do ‘and Ths Borden, Wrightingtow Philadel Hime. WI zabett port Hooper, Fai a Arrschra BE Fargory Willa Julia An tien, Cammpec, iy York: Ths Rechian Tremont (or d MYSTIC, July dare sehr Seaplio, Weade FE © Beranton, ioe Jaly a—Are brig Evari ~ ety y. Payats ye a Perry, § NPorke: sthy ‘s sttom, 4 J Logan, Smith, Philadepbla: B Brooke. Bia b, sear W Wilson, Hy palor, Chi iadelpnia. sobre Le he & . from Kosten fox Knight r i Helen, ( pangs aid JL Hea ad Commeraa, a; Mary Miller, yaw Naabotayort: Charles Teo m, Telia otior Chart Alea, do iy, Phitadatphin: Aakih ugor, Taya, gohrs Lit ‘Casctan ft ores OrAvary Wilagn, do! ih, Ry Holwink’e French, Aloxam dria; Caton. Peadiewon, NT Ax; 2th. Tl Snow, Achorm Parbiah, de: M Waving, 8 9; 8 B ilodguom, Ls 4 4, Aeho ay Fase fat dof A Brackett, Ache pn, Sandy CIBCO SW fy beware a 2 Coli ggwood (Bry BAN NCCP gS AE cremnen, (Han), denrem, aga : wevio, Faget. abith: 63 tp Coden, Ra. Cushing. monde A. ee hark i dary. Audmore. Sydoay Pie Tahiti. Bie" sbips Gin Nv toon ( ‘W ileon, Livernoaty Nos Prat, Hang Kong: 100, Hane DaRk Muidsheieny rf, Masailan, 6th, Gor Mor Townsend, Port Aage * Hore & wr po Hor ni An Ww! Ke ey, Baker's (9! na; th a Gloding «Br ‘pe Sydney t ship [sac anes, Reed Pog bark Tsl8OF France Muir, Syluep. oie Ham), Eisai gare re An Kin July de-Are sl acamers, ba Peng Phite July l—Are eohrs HA Weeks, Ketobur, sin avy os Hutenias, ‘and Zaima, Lamson, Kise er are gohr m, Carr Rilzabethport for Newburs ie Cid ene Smai AY AY ore, Sid sebra Ha bo Con book | jay J Birdiaali, D Nickerwp; RO Foca, a se Wiinin MW livows "eh Pinaaey inet oe ae fi Be ee a eae ines