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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 9476. ,NE\V YORK, SATURDAY", AUGUST 23, 18U2. TltlCB TWO CENTS.
IMPORTANT FROM THE 80UTH.
MEETING OF THE REBEL CONGRESS.
FIRST DAY'S PROCEEDINGS.
MESSAGE OF JEFF. DAVIS.
THREATENED RETALIATORY MEASURES.
r.~; .?tmat Measures in the Rebel
House.
nrari from ths raped aw.
Artillery Skirmish Near Raccoon
Ford.
Statement of a Party Direct
from Richmond.
Hie Rebel Foree'at the Seven
Days' Battles.
TUBUBL ACTUAL LOM.
RAPIDARRIVAL OF CONSCRIPTS
Present Disposition of the Rebel
Forces.
to., Ac.. As
We have received the Richmond Fmminer of the 18th
??< the Richmond Enquirer of the 19th Inst., from which
V? transfer to our columns the following highly interest
s' newt from tue rebel capital.
The Rebel State* Congresa.
UN ATS.
Moxday, August 18,1882.
The Senite reassembled, purmtaut to adjournment, in
Seohamhcroi ike ,-enato of Virginia, and whs otieued
fit!) prayor by the Itev. Mr. Soeiey, or the Baptist
feu on.
l?r?ie nt?the President of tho Sonste (lion. A. H. Ste
fb us) aid Me.-'r.-. Yancey and Clay, of Alabtma;
|?Mirs. Max a oil and Baker, of Kl rloa; Mr. Hill, of
leuigla; Mr. Iluriiett,of Kent'irky; Mr. homines,Of Lou
liana; Messrs. frown and Phelun, f.f M o. Ksippi M".
S-? k of Mls*?uri; Itftssrs. Davis ;.nd Dortoli, of North
fur Una: Mr. Hayees. of To .M*S?e; Messrs. WijCall and
k- b in, oi Texas, and Mtt.;r?. Uunter and Predion, Of
Ir, Inta?17 ?.
?>>e ahseiie s are?Messrs. Johnson and Mitel; "II, of
trb-ii as Mr. Lvwig, o: Georgia; Mr. Htnms, of Ken
?oKy; Mr. Spa row, of Ix)uisiiu:a; Mr. I'eyton, of Mis
ri: Messrs. iiarnwill and Orr, of South I'aroliua, and
Henry, of Tenneseoe?9.
Tl? ''re-Idem ?innouuce1 the presence of a quorum.
Mr. Cur, of Alabama, offered the following resolution,
Ikick was adopted:?
hti*> vod. I'll i the S ecretary of the Fenntn commnnl
?u- to lb-1 House of Kepresrntatlvcg that the Senate has
I-1, pu: s ani to adjournment, and Is ready to proceed to
met <nm.
A<ier a brief Intermission. the Clerk of the House pre
pntud a iru'ssoue I'roin tn ? H r;s:>. announcing tho readl
*??->f ih it iHidy to prorae 1 wllh the labors before it,
*d ifev paxsave of a resolution, appointing a Joint com
tittc - to i! tumi the President that Churi ess had b en
inly a sembMxl aod was prapnred to recotve any cotrnnu
Scatton fruBS him.
<>n moil n. the Senate conceived in the resolution, nnd
he President appo: ted on iho Joint committee Messrs.
lay. Heiii ines and Conch.
Mr. Va* KTit.i'.un tlce that on to-morrow he sho-.ld
Jsr the fo iowin; res l tio :?
Keeoivcti, It at the 43d nlo ot ths Rules of tho Senate
he stricken out, and the 4dtli rule b? ntrckun
at ?ud the following words iiirened:?"All legislative
?a?>ons shall be held with "P?<n doors, except otherwise
N* e*t by a voie of two thirds of the members, the said
m* to lie taken by yens ai d nays."
fTlie 43 1 and 46 i h rules relate "especially to the matter
t neciet fi'-isi' ns.]
Tho Joint Committee, > n the part of the Senate, to wuit
? the President, returning, the Chairmau, Mr. Clay, re
ar Md the following:?
JEFF. DAVIS' MESSAGE.
H m SmuTic axp llorne or ItEfiuausrr^TiTB or nu
COKfEDHBATK STAIK*
II la again oir lortano to meet for devising mei^ti'ns
^Xiiry to the public welfare, whilst our country Is
?v?4ved la a dcaoUtiog war. Ttie sufioringi endured by
etse port! ins <>r the ;w?ple cxcue tho deepest s< licUi ite
If the govornmnnt, and tho sympathy thua cri kod h.s
laen heightened by the patriotic devotion wKli which
llim ?uif.Tiiiga have Ueun borue. Tho gallantry and
good cotidict of oar troops, always claiming tUo frail
wde of tho country, luvo been further llluatrat d on
ta d fojghi tlvlds, mar lei by exhibition* or lodWidaa'
groweae which canted but t>w parallels iu itiolu.it or
???d^n history. Oar army haa not (alte.ed hi any of
Aa va iuih trials In which It has boon subjected, and the
feat body of the paop'a haro rontmncd to ma .Ifest a
seal aod uumlmtty which not inly choor tho bAttie
|U.;-.ed f Idler, but gives a mrance to the friends of con
' Uttutiowa1 liberty rf our tail triumph la tho inline
Mr if*!*- a;?'* rut definite u/< irpation.
the *a'i unny which threatened the capita or the
?nfodrrucy h o bceo defcuti d and driven frxm (lie lines
If Investment. and tho enemy, repeatedly foiled in hot
aflb Im for It* capture, H now sl icing to rair? new armle
?>a ?'il? ?? cl> as motfera history does net record to
aCact ihtt sub.iug n Inn of the South so ott?m proclaimed an
? tho eve o' aetftmiillNhmcnt.
Ti e neifid) whi< b d'arw-t ded rights secured by com
a inadn ss which trMnplod on obligations m.ile
?a*;?d by every consideration of h mor, have been in
laoatfled by the rr illi^lty eriru 'orod by defc.it. These
pa sal nshr.vi th i^-l 'he character of tho hoetllilKa
. waged by o rearmm*, who are becoming dul y lex? re
g rd ul of the nsmw- of civilized war and the die
? tataa of hemaulty. Rapine and wauion destruction o
frl kM pro|*T?y, war o;ion non-cmibat,nf!?, mnr
Car of cb: lives, bloody threats to nvouga the
tfeaih * an Itivadlig soMlery by tlm slaughter of nn
?rinel elti/uia, orders of bankrhmrnt sgiinst poacefui
ftirm-.'r' engaged la the rJtliaiion of tho soil, aro aouic
at th? in -mi used by cur ruthlei-a Invaders to enforce Uio
?obTnl-i.i ii rf a frae iwoplo to foreign s*?y. Counsca
Mao bilk ?t a Character so itrwtai w to ensure, If exi-cui
mf, tL? mim. r .inof Itilwtlil popvlatfc n of these ?utes,
at a ,r-ee\ by their Om^rfs- and approved by Uielr Ex
ac'.tl * Ibe moneyed obllgi.tk'iia of the Confederate
grraiime-et arc torged by cltUrna of the I'ultnd Htutos,
? and pub.Icly advertised for sn'e In their clti.s wild a
aov^i letv that ttufV .-nt y attests the knowledge of their
fiTrtnrffetii, aid its c inplte ty In tiHi criiaa la farther
?vliimif by tho fact tl,ut Hie so. JI >ra of tho Inrnd
' tag urni i aro found ? ppllcJ with large q<ian
Utloa of tbcea fiagcd r Jtes aa a meuna of
iaa 11 ling tho eo'int--y people, by frs'id, out
ef such |ior'iou* of Itiri pr?p rtyas artm d Tiolenc j may
(hit W> l*?' h. Two, at I a* t, of thu gen-iralsof the United
fltatee ar? eugac<-d, un?:he< k? d by th?ir goveri m >nt, in
nctttug aorvila luaurri .uoo.snl In analag and trilntog
aluves for warfare ngii' si their cttlseaa ol th..<
aunfmtcracf. Aaothor l.*s b"?-n fotmd of instincts so
arutal aa toinvlia the vlofcti'* of his soldiery againttl the
?eni?:i of a ?a;dured city.
Tth 1 reVulte or cIvlilsH ai.io has fslied evok <
k<?a tha auth'B itlt>< of the t ni'.?d States one mnrlt or ills
?ptw J*nou of kiitacUjtwr laUioreauyrea^utosupi ' se
|lio' I.w??onduct??r Bcn|MlMa f. Midler kM r*flnd lw ao
?are.trees hit gor*- nir>tiiit tho taieU?ii ami applause with
Which *)" Anown U h ivo beou greeted by public moot
tog-< and jxirtU'M of tilt |>ro?s of the ' mied fftn W. To
kkinlrlee made of the rV)nua?n')erdiM'hlcf or the
armie.i ol Ito Cnit*4 Stater. wh?Jli?T tho atro*
Mwis conduct ul aoms of iVir military coruniandanta m l
Uta HAi.ctlon af that gorei ntwrit, answer has been ovnde.l
an tha pretext IM th? laf^itj wrs InrutUug, a id no
?etlvnl reiuMns for Uta suppreKP^oo of theao euoruiitl. s
fcir sm h r-irlhNtl'. e Juii.oe na II m*y be found (loaaible
? Ato eii'i' it*.
KetallpU.'n In kiu4yfur rawyaf Ibem, U i.mpracticable,
for I hare had occasion to remark Id a former
tout under do excess of provocation could our noble
hearted defenders be driven to wreak venge n? e oa un
armed men, on womeu or on children. BU stem and ??
emplary punishment can and mum be meted out tn the m'?r
derertand fehms, who, disgracing the profession of arma,
seek to make of public war the occasion ror the commit
?Ion or the most monstrous crimes.
Deeply as we regret the character oT the coolest Into
which wo are about to be forced, we must accept It as an
alternative which recent manifestations give us little
hope can be avoided.
The exasperation of fkilure h?s aroused the worst pas
siona of our enemies; a large portion of their people, even
of their clergymen, now engage In urging on excited
populace to the extreme of ferocity, and nothing rem ? Ins
bat to vlndlo tte our rights and to maintain our existence
by employing against our foe every energy and every re
souree at our disposal.
I append for your Information a aepy of the paper* ex
hibiting the action of the government, up to the present
time, for the repression of the outrages committed on
our neople. Other measures now in progress will be sub
mitted hereafter.
In Inviting your attention to the legislation which the
necessities of our condition require, th we connect**! with
tlie prosecution of the war command almost undivided at
tention.
The acts passed at your last session Intended to secure
the public defence bj general enrolment, and to render
uniform the rules governing troops In the nervine, bavo
led to some unexpected eritlclsm that la much to be re
gretted.
The efficiency of the law has been thus somewhat Im
paired, though it is not believed that In any of the States
the popular mind has withheld Its sanction from either
the neoesslty or propriety of your legislation. It Is only
by harmonious as well as zealous actl m that a govern
ment as new as ours, ushered into existence on the very
eve of a great war, and unprovided with the ma
terial necessary for conducting hostilities on no
vast a scale, can fu!fll its duties. Upon you, who
are fully informed of the acts and puro"8<)s "f the govern
ment, and thoroughly imbued with the feeling* and sen
timents of the people, m st reliance be pliicod to secure
thin great obj< ct. You con best dovise the means for es
Ubl.ihuu that entire co-operatiou of the State and Ton.
federate governments which ir< essential to the well being
v.* t?~lu at times, but which is now indispensable to
their ve< > existence.
And if any legislation 851 all ream to you appropriate
for a4ju>dlB? differences of opinion, it will be my pleasure
as well us duty to co-oiverato in any measure that m.iy be
devised or reconciling a Just cave for ttio public de'e.:ce
with a proper dofereuco for tlio moat scrupulous suscep
tibilities of tho State authorities.
The report oT the Secretary of tho Treasury will exhibit
in detail tho operations of th'it department. It will be
so.-u with satisfaction thai the crcdit of the government
socurities remains unimpaired, and that this credit is
rully justified by the comparatively small amount oi' accu
mulated debt, notwithstanding the mag dtude of our mill
tary operate ns. The legislation of the last s?fcioa pro
vlded for the pnrchnseof supples with tho b nds of fis
government, but the preference of the peo do for Tre isury
cotes has been so m irked that the legislation is recoiu
mended to au'horite un incrai e in the istue of Tr anur,,
notef, which the public service seems to require. No
grave inconvonienee need be apprehended I rein this
increased issue, as tho pro visit n of law by which
these notes are convertible into ei^bt pi r ccut b> nds,
fo. ms an efficient hnd perma; em safeguard again-1 any
seiious depreciation of the currency. Your at loot Inn
is also Invited to the means proposed by the Secretary for
facilitating tho prepar tlion of tbcsu noted, and i'or guard
ing them o^iiust forgery. It is due to our people to state
that no mar.ufactuie of counterfeit notes exists wiiMli
our limits, And that they are imported all from the
Northern Statos.
Tho report of the Secretary ot War, which Is submitted,
contains numerous suggestions tor the 'n isl i ion deemed
decir.iblc in order to njld to the efficiency Of tho service.
I Invite your favorable conspiration es >cciai,y to those
recommendation'; which are isteuded to aware the pnper
oxocutlcn of tlio C'onsoript law.nnd the <v>n*>;idattoa of
companies, battalions und regiments, whea so reduced
in strength as to mpair thai unii'o. mlty of ergunliation
which Is necessary in the ai my, ? nlle a . undue hurt hen
is Imposed on the Treasury. Tho necessity for e me
legislation fur controlling military transportation
on the railroads, and improving their present dei'ucihe
condition forrca itself npcu the attention of uie govern"
mcnt, and 1 trust that you will bo ahlo to devise satisfac
tory measures fur attaining this purpose, 'he leg,nil
tl' D on the subject olf.cne.al ofl'cers uivelves iho sor*
vloi in some difficulties which are iuicd out by tbo
Secretary, acd for which the romedy su 'fstcd by liiui
teems ai orourlate.
In rotii t' tlon with th ic s b col ! um or opinion U.ai
prndcnce dictates w ine provtsb' n Tor tl ? ilc, en^'i of ihe
army, in tbc event of omor,or.r.ioa nut now ni.tirivili d
7h ? iri'J h'Tffc iturcuc tif ftrrca rtc-n ly < ullnl inu, fieJUl
tji (Jl<; /'mic/iii of the Vril?l Stat*t ma ? reiii r a n cei
wry hereafter to ,-rln.l th* jtrnviriim- o il,e conran-; t law,
so ?3 to embra e p rem: be-uxm t'e. .13?? of thirty-fit
and furt^-fiee years. Tlio vigor ana ?Kicioaoy of
our present Cirrw, their ?ondlti n, and tho ?klli
anl ability which dUtiiigut-b ttii r l<al;.a ins urn ihe
be ler that vo fuithtr wi.'l t-e ,m?? ?? n??, but a *> lio
foiMight revjiti es that If n r.oce<*iiy sh -ul.1 bo sud
dcaly devolope! during the re e-a ?i Oii.jfess rejm, lug
Increased forces "or o ir "lefenc \ menu* kIh. Id exist lor
calling snub lores* tut') tl<? Hold, with > t .1-railing t!i? i??
assembling < f tho l> glalu: ive department i t the govern
meat.
In the alection and appotntmei-t of ofllrt'ra f>f th? pro
vtei tuil >c my, it was lo bo anticipated ill it nvrtalte*
would bo taade, and i coni, otci t iffl t k o ail jrni Ion in
tr"di.ce I into the s-rvico. In ilia nh-e u: - of um orlaico,
i>ad witU no rellibie g< ide f r -ciion, ex>-cuiiv* an
pniuttuonis, as well or elections, h-? a hana aonict'iiii?*
jufortunalc. Thi good of the senrli-?,:he i ie csta of
our country, requiro that a:<mc- means be drvis.-d for
withdrawing tha commUsioiu of r !<ar? who n
lnc<?n|x t<nt tor ihe duibs required b?* ???! position, si.4
I true11bat you will tlnd mate lor r . In* tbo ami>
of luch oUicera by soino mode mure pr in.it and o-s
wounding lo their Mnsibiilly tl.ao judgiuo. I of a court
martial.
Within a rrcent period wa have efTcrt., ! iho object <to
Imig ilO'irod, o an arra&xami'nt lor i.to r^cUaoK*1 ?i
pri.ono a, which la now b nig ?x>-a<itat hytlu iveiy at
tlio points agrood u|?m, and which w I, it is bopo<!i
*, Oi-di'y rcst"i a ourbiaw and ui t rti . couutryruon
to their places In tbo ra cH" tlio a trv. from wb>oh. by
tbc fortune of war, they have fur ? ti'vt - li. on uppartu d.
iho details of this airae/ m nt will bt- cumiuuiiicntMl to
you t'a a ?p?-ci.il ra;?n? whan lurlb.r |ho^ium haa been
mud? lu tb?r axac itlon.
Of other p.rticulars ronornlng I'i-s oiior.itlonn of th"
War Wpwiuiwut you will b? iufor .nl by the SetraUry
In tils ra ort aud iho accompany>i iloc in uw.
Tha report of lha r^crclary of tliu vivy vmSraces a
statement or the op^iatlons and pro^o it c? rdiiion ul tUi8
brnr.ch of the public survlco, b?:b silott auo a.- horrt the
e ft*tneUm and ?q ipmtnt of a. si J r u,r.-U a hom> ami
aiioud, the mau'iluctuie of 0i lilan:o sii'l o.'dnanco
stori*, ihu oaubllshuiaut of worksh ?.* au i iho tic ?? op
mentor ourreaaureeaof oo.il aa 1 of i on. fomu 'egL-ia
lion iwems cfsotilial tor aeu .ring ciet..i .or ><. hiih. ?j,?
uirtlcultl'M now c*(.erie iced . n ib-s |xj a are I Ij-hslc I
In t0Secretary s report, and 1 luvua your n tvutiou to
providing a n medy. #
Ttie r|Hiit ol tbo I't'rim.ister Ocneral dt*clnsc*
the rmlnuraysm"iii8 whic.i resiled hi tbo t-OKial
cervico from tha occupatmu l.y i1m> enemy or
tl.u Mlsui* Ippi H.ifr anil purl I... m' tbo terri
tory at ihe d.llersut Muros. Xji nifuc.iri* ttken
by tlio doparimini tor lauvo,: Jim etuba'raa^
ln?nlf us l'ar .3 p.auihsabia, aw uetai od In tb - rrfvia*
It l.? a nbJMt of cotigraliilanon. it ato ning tl.o tan
ow D.hf whl^h ?ido<t on iho 3H of Mar. Ii a-1, Uu- ex
petises of Uu dc^ rtmi nt Worn 'a k It 4rar<>a?'<l, wMta
jts rivuw was animente 1,^1 i-omm cd <?lt?i n?irio<.
pon.im, perl ul eudlrg on th(^ 30 h J us, liuo. wIchi Ihs
postal sarvioo for lb*1** Htntet wm aoi,^Uic'> 't umioc tiio
authority d?-ii?K?tod to tlio tTuitH .-lates SuTr let.f lin o
haa not yet alip-ad to d?'e nilnc. v. hetfiar :ho inonxurca,
knewfori d -vlsod by Ooo^i wk, will .v-oom|i!i#l? ihe and
of brinirilig lh? oip e^tt ir** w- the 'lopartment within t\e
limit <if iUr?'n m >n t t by the lir.st of llnri b next, a,
re<|uirad bv tha cortrillicioa.
I atn bippy to infirm yon Hint, in ^a both of b'in
c'ls'iiiiei.t* a d furca'.s, it?o l lu protu- ou by the a^ nls
of the gova-umentof the Up I U.J Mites, tha Indian na
t*?ii* wKhiu the eoulederscy have rt Uuiincil Arm iu their
loyal j aid steadta-i iu the observance of their treaty en
gagements with this government. Nor has their fidelity
been i-biken hy the fcttht, owing to tbe vacancies in
some the offices of agouts aud superintendent* delay
hss ? ccurred tn lhi> payments of the annuities aud allow
at.ces to uhic! they are untitled. I would advise some
|irovl?t< n autho tring ra ment* to be niad? by other of
fleers, In the i'bs m of tbot^e esi>ec tally charged by law
with this duty.
We have never-ceasing cause to be grateful for fb"< fa.
?or with which <>od has protected our tuf mt Confederacy.
And it hrcorr.es us -reverently to roturu our thanks at d
h mb'jr to ask of his boonteotisnesd that wisdom which
Is needful for the performance of the blub trusts with
wbieh wo are charged. JEKFKRSON DAVld.
Kicbmovd, August 15,18?2.
On motion ot Mr rJuicrm, the message and so-ouviany
lns doc meuts wro r coivod and liid on the fable, and
onu thousand extra copies ordered to Lie pi iuUJ.
The .Setiato then arijoirned.
UOUHB OP ItKCIiKfiKNTATIVEf.
The House vas nuled to order at twelve o'clock by the
Speaker, Mr. ft cock of Vfrghila.
Prayer was oiler-d b> Rev. Dr. Lorly, BUbop of tbe
Meib dist Church
Tho r?>ll w si hei< called hy the Herk, wbuu the follow
ing niembe s answc cd to llielr i.aru's:?
Messrs Ashe, Untson, Neb, Bucoik, B- telor, Brlflc3,
E. M. Bruo- ,< b*nit,It-is, Chilton, Clarke, Clopton, Collier,
?onrow,C rriii.Cnny, Oargun, ruproo, tllioit, Par.ow,
Koote, K'-mer, Ga ther. Car: roll, lioude, t> ahum, Gray,
Ha ly, Harris. Hei.-kill. Hoi bert, Hilton, Ilolcmbe, tloit,
Hodge, Johnston,.lonoi-, Kenon, of Ga.: Lambr, l*wls,
I,yon. ot Ala.; M chon, McDowell. Mcltue, Ale ,cos, Mitos,
J'crkins, Reld, Russell, Sexton, v'milh ,of Ala.; >'tric!:!and.
Swan, Trl,pe, Veat, Welch, Wright, of Ca.; Wright, of
ToX'iS.
The Sneaker annou-ced th.it a quo-nm was pras'nt.
Mussi*. flaiiiwin. of Va. : tta ksdale, o Miss.; Wilcox,
ot Tr.xas, and Hanking, of Ha., w"ro reported as prevent
ed by milinpoptti' n fr m attending. Mr. Baldwin subse
quent!)' appeared in hia seat, ua did aLo Mr. Lyons, of
Vi-Killift
Mr.''oilier, nfVa. (.r-ccessor to General R. A. Pr; or),
uud Mr. Hodge*, of Kentu<ky, took the oath of otfice at
tbe bmds of tho Speaker, tho inooibeis of tho House
standing during its adruinififration.
A Hiessu.s was roo 'ived Uoiu the Senate stating that a
quorum of th it body was iu attendance arid hn 1 organ
ized for bnsi. ess.
A s iiular menage of courtesy was despatchod to the
t'oruue
Mr Cckkt,of Ala., moved thnt a committee of three be
aop'inied by the llou.-e to wait utmn the P esidaut, cou
ointly witb a si mi'ar committee m if 10 pa-1 oi iho senate,
anil info in him of the organization of the two houses and
their rettdiuess to rece ve any conmiouicaiton he might
see proper to uinke. Agrecd'to.
Mess s. Curry, Perkins, of La., and Jones, ol Tenn.,
wer ? appointed ti.ee mtiuttee.
Tlio Sita kk is ill bef ro the House a letter from Mr. A.
fi. .lenkins. of Virgi ,ia, st itinx t at ho had fo warded to
tbe (iove. noi of Virginia a resignation of his beat iu tbe
Houi-o of Kei> eseotatives.
Also a c- mmunii: tton from Gov. I.eieiier, announcing
tho net of said res:gu tt m; and re erring to Co igress
tb'? ad:?ptmi of Ki tno m d? for filling'he vaci' ey, Mr
Jonklus' district bnug mainly within ibo euuiuy's lines.
On moll u f Mr. Uii; u.L, ul Va., rclerredt-> Couiuiu.
tee on i't -el i '.s.
The >tates were then oillod in alpKabetical orUor for
r?ol'ttiou.-(, nitimoi tnis, &c.
Ah.b una, Arkansas and ri'ulda made no response.
Mr. i..\RTKKtL, ol tia., oO'oied n bi.l iuakiiig iruasury
note-: a legal tender in payment oi dobis. Ho detlred
pi mil l riclion, and moved that tiie bill be niado the spe
cial order for fuenday of uo\t w ok.
Mr. i vrky,of Xiu..aald tt;o bumie ^s of tho H-;ure bad
b grea: ty imp ded at its i,- t "iH^lon by tin u mo ous
sis-u i! or lers. H bo, e i \vj wo oil avol l the e. il now.
Mr <<*u i'jei i., in > ill d bis :????!:??!? so as to reicr the
bill in :bo O n m'ttee on tbo Judiciary.
il -. Cc'iky nt d. and h >p mI f r .?u early report, for
ho. to .dn-'ired prompt J -oisiou, ?nd also i pit ni -t rojec
ti n of tbe bi.l.
M . Ya rK. of rui., Joined In a d sire Tor a prompt ro
pi rt. but h i ed it xvo Id be favo. abloto tlio bill.
I'b m> linn to ref->r w.is agreed to.
Mr. Ua: trs' alio oflf rod a rifcol .t'.ou iii?tructiug tlie
Guninl tee on Midtary Alfai.s to '.uqniru iuti> tlie expedi
ency of i mttcbing tho Commissary liepjtrtineut to i'u
n;. b our s Idie s \v th mine ai.d better food. (Soibo
m .nife-iatloos of ..;i,ua se in tbe nudery.) Ag-ood to.
Mr WHf jit, of <.a., oifrri-d a meuio. ial of a l oul do
rate War ax ''oi ector o~ tb.il plate, a king for additional
ounpeusatlob. lie moved to refer it to th* < ommitt.-o of
Ways and Moius, ,-m lug tb.t ho bo,ie<! tbo couiinltc
nt> !d dccidu the quetiluli for all cuhos. Motion
agreed to.
Kentucky, l/.uisift"?, Mississippi, Missouri and North
Carol ua made no response.
M . Mitr s, of <. , oHVsred a bill to atneud tbe Con
script tct. (It cxtcfnis tbe application ol the Uw to ail
CltH'-iis uder fort ilve y-ars of age )
A'rn a bill to p ni. li sltvi i) utcoii In arr.is and ti.e white
men a-so wing to bo tb ur .ill > Qrn. (It provide* tb? t tio
sin ?<! so tikea Hhalt b d liveicd ,> to too auihorit cs oi
t 0.- ule in ivfiteli cj? t' e , to bo uis^oruiI of hy it.? :. s
mid tlie white fllco."s eil.'ifr to bo U.tug or also dollvo cd
U. to the :-tato 'I'.orlites.)
Boih l?t s leferiod to the C immlt'coon ?tll':-.rv AT Irs.
?Jr. VotnB. 01 lean.. oRbrod a bill for rct-liaf ey
tuir < sos. 11 fe'.ed to I'mu iitoo on Mill'iu y Ansirs.
(// reci o> 'hat -he n ?rrf ct-> t *..< iwjx.tr"n 1,1 ro.'ui .
? j rr< n 1 t ha> ' t-h-ji r.i h 2 inn. c utyri ? 1 tit -
rt.sif (<r lA- ir actt I ?ravi' s ha' on n'/t cr tin imj kin*
o.ilrd "-.A lUffKit' , t'i La pn~ U> <1 a h ii CM l-'r&i. In
.*^iuiI i.um'-r of trt-o e t ("titers 0. le i nfafd) hiXn
f. -in Ifierivmvt" tj'.r kt fit (nj'.ir'rd on our < p'tt.-al
jiiflVrt <?? cUite.it?)
,\ vi a bill for 1 bo treatment of caiuivcs. It provides
that atiyofl'cer'or piivate c ptured by our army who
i ball have comml toil any ofTo'ra p onounred fe ouious by
'10 1..WM ol mo 0; t..odji*u:y o>- a.iy State, sii'ilt be deliv. r
< d up lor trial.
A no a l>'!l lo !'\ini' li D' jr. cs in MTrf. (I /in v'-Us tk>U
f e. t ?rm<** f.v on ntu rig e mpottri of vh h and Mw'c^
ih. V u I be htUl enisled tn the of itear, or tote
M'.rn iiritmtrt. Of inch at may be at tinrd, the it*;j.. t.
lAat f.? et'urnetl to their mattrt i r pulhelf old, anil thai
a an u'p"? ? o Am? ao rit. as mitv 0- mo I c neenic.ri )
Mr Cujwv re mrted tb.it tlio <? mmit!**, or which lie
was char.mii'i, bad j* it.mi nn tb? 1'psideut, wii > :<ait
thai hu would ? miri<!uiuite a muaaa^e to tbo Houeo im
ir.'- 1 lately.
Mr. i-'yoTB, rssumtrg, a'ro < Her d a bill to ro
In m<lo fur the seizure of cili/ei-s by tlie enemy. (It
p i r.ifet I'at 11 the /*."i -? "? i'i htl't by ut, a u-we ffiiai
? *v h v of the ri ? e"f *<ii <?. hull If h-l t a? h li e- fie t'. ir
' ? -tu i,nit ml. r-tc ' to Ilh' treti iti.nl: ><ny -fi rr cirilor
r.ui'.M';, ? one*: net tn their uuu.e. sJiatl Or i ul <rr$oiiot dm
m ijt'i ai.i '.
Ail in b 'Is M . V<- to were, on his m tina( referred
to tho lUiti < i y i.^WRMrt,
Mr. fojr.aiau p. vacated un aniuin< i Utlvo pt aiuble
iiinl r iolit'.t n in far .r of open sei-lous ot <'oB?rr*ss,?ad
(?ri'?'4 U" that 1m o??i? rtli a motion lo f' luui seere; s ?
r.ini sh II ?.|ttir?i a ni ijof'ty *. it, by y>-:*?? an I ii.i>n.
Mr Kootk ennmaal bii< mMm Ul m<s ItDjiib, On
bia ti.utt'ifi it ..a? it o. Wild evw.
Tlv; i rlvate B ^rwr; of ti e ''resileiit was liar.1 nn
nout'i'Al. and rtnliriMvd a nirwwe fr< m tho <nidat i,
aluch w.? rsiv.l. >. iii;kiiijiuk lliu OM<*:i|rq wire re
port* fruin the > -cr uiriMot' War and tba Nary; a ao
f. iiii tin* 1'intin i?u r 'iVu ral: n?o tii.i wriwixiii'tancu
beinif c (jcot-r il* I>t) ai il M:'.iwk iHbtlv? to tl.- enetuy'B
li.i tiirilii'p. Hu inn iW|iOtitk'nf;e .? net Uie rpj* ft ?! lti?
MHnlH] "f VnriMNNWla A tb-HMHtltl c. (llvfl of ihu
and ilocitm- uta, fit ? t il.e reimri of t.n- Sec re
t r.t oi the Navy, ??rn oid.-.i d to be (i. intcd. jh- ex
o 'il ti tv?* nrol it'.i tiiiii|(,<t?>i'D tlmt Ik'.u tuight bo
miut tk in tue ic ori uot >ir > of to in hK- imbiio.
Tin Ser.ivnt r> '.?on-ii a re rt r^m iImi icrciarytf
f!'. t ti a ntt ti a l.?: of t. ? et'ip.ojrwof tl?c d' ,>.u tMOtit,
the r f.il.ii lc>, ii^llvtiiei. fcr. 0 iU-r.-<t to h>i prnt.?<!
M . Kuotk. .ii,aiu i^.i.inlii^, n-r -r i a bUI lojtorile f<>r
rncun/ an . ihtt\ nal ft r r '< 'iol'.O00 inert. Oil hlx inia
tli t i li II was laid '-n tin. tah.'n.
Alio a I-i I ij an a-j rt duty of 20 p r o<n' i n irt
t li un( Vxi ? o, ft? (ltd in imlemvifyi'iglke h $m if ci U'M
l.j !hr. ttemy.
T??um w.-s n*xt cai>4, but tnant no rc..p<Mi*e.
Mi. L?oi*>.ot Vlr((l:.li. fiieu me I a cvnv'rtal of cortain
In i?lVreiirn to tlK onrM)rl(Ulok law. Rul'errvd
to ilio (i muiitiiM hi Mliuary All oii.
Mr R m>tof Va..oil red .?fMtoliittnB bmrevtlffg Um
0<liimitl?o - li Miliary AffS'lrr t" |i | l.c Wiethe, tlu
ctu I f> T the e' rliaiiise of pi n>. iier^ had no. b*n thj' itad
by ilie u cuiy tu 1'adtiiK lo rca.ore roi u u ( riaonrra, an I
a> mii i/tt.rt. a Ut t' ii an . n-uo: uUo^li: ci- Lo li.i'ir ? r
?BMl, atii.r timing lueai a filn Uiei li e,; auJ,
?tan. wiiai luf ix ai Hut i? t.i.'iiiiv rendered ni'C"?r.iry.
At o. a In.l 'lie. r?;>: I'i.e air citt.aaf tho eatmy. Re
let red Willi ? a ii: g.
*-.ti-< M r.ff?r?d * rcw'i'.tlnn Int'ictlng
the C ?uuuiittK'?u Mditaiy'.vit it ? >.? Inq'iiro inio thv
|>e 'ie'ity o. i". lit I.* inn |.iiti*<u*ni'ill of etavtn by the
milil ir) :.iiit?.r|iiv.>. and re^'H. i ? ed
1?iei?il?irj of AriLiU Wis ea."t, htsttiorl" ime
mo !r.
? )u luolino ot Mr. dHi rr. nt (l.i , ih? Ih.-iif# a.l^i.irned
to in> i't h d ij al lw?iv? e i i. k.
Stwtrnimt of it Orntirmtt Dirccf from
I< It'll in?> !?<!?
V'c ha?? liern nblo t ? ob' itu fintn i pen'.n * 1k< loft
Hiriinioi d on f ri'iny i?<t ?orao in in?tliig In'erma l'm.
lie b ii in ih.i r? b*l rapti i) for ?oine time part, ami
? .-urn ?o t>o ivniv.r*?t"t with the grunnM nt;ito ol .? 'a!rs
in Bad ftro'iini iho ci'y. Ha e*tlm it-.tj tho force of the r?
li. I. at Kk.timobd at tb# uonnueienni 'Ul ol the *evon days'
t'rh tnr to tw?? brno 'o- tan *t? two b'tndi.'d th.et?t? il imd
two h.iiidiad miH tilty tlm i^.tn i tuoti. U in eonrwdod uu all
H ill'-; iton', fieir Ii ^Sduring I' at tti?j<' .-inn 'inted tn ut |i.;nt
tbli'ljr Ihniiwnd tftrn. tl:i?l t?? ?:i? ij? itterlpti hiiio
b?t'a i'Oii: I'ii a nt t'n rve <?; t l?' mt oun tho'is-'ud ; (f
d?y: a^i HiaI now ktio ftirt" ? lully *>.4110!, In jwiint "
nua-bem, fA wb.?t I ?.?? 1 i*i'?r to ilm C utr, Tu;lr l'?
?)? uni'iiag tbn lii-rt 1.out* of tin robcl army, a id it
wilt in t ? akuig ten* hiv u tn? .'.t\v 1 on?erlpl* up t J thn
standard of tlio ir sii* th.it .uu bieu kl'lo-1 rnd worn led
in tne late n i'?l"? t?"'r\<? l?kshm'Wd .Hid on the |i?-?|t nula.
lie reiiorla that ??<?' letlnn'a uintrrroantg have b"i-u ku 'Wn
In Bfchnioud m ronn a- eoi mienoed, and Hat ??* ?o n .h
hk< 1%aeraticn of tlarrigou's l?oi<tm/ wss veil m j>ro
gr <?a fi.'ey at 01 a n? <ves <urgu tKVlies of thair !?> st t- <>p?
1.1 wards O irionsvll>, In si pyort nf Qeaorsl 3iao?i*t ll
Jsckaoo.
The iS'wl" In Ku hti ixid ha savs, are confl ent o. being
able to crush l*ope by D overwhelming forco, u id then
an'li'wt# uu dttf cully iu tho oocnpatloo of WasJiu>|tU>B
aud t' o rescue, uh il oy le m it, of Va y ami. All the
force thai can be used will h j brought to b ur for ibis
purp*?e, aud they hope that, by apid movements ad
crushing blow*, to < vm u h'>un the Unl'n foieea bw?r?
th<*y can b? i einfoi oed to ? iulli- lent extent to oppose
lliem uiau to man.
lie report* Hicbmoi a to be encircled by fortifications
of the most extensive ch iiacier. Tb ho north of the city
are fully armed an 1 ina .u :d by expo iunc.ed aruleists.
Those on tbe wm h - l 'e are comparatively nen acted, lor
the reunou thai Uiuy anticipate no d .uger in ibiu direc
tion.
Fort Darling, nt Pruiy's Bluff, >? now completod, and
mounts twenty-two guns of tbo heaviest calib e, firii ci
I'Ully rifl>s, and Uio free of the work is o bstructed in
?neb a manner as to re ist the passage ol any pro actile.
It In constructed, IIrat, of eightcenlreh wji.ire timbor,
over wtticu is uplanngof four-inch iron, tbo wholo placed
afsuch an nuglo tUat any shot sirlki g it must glouco and
fly oil, witUo.it the possibility of d< l >g damage.
Obstructions ol' the moxt aubsta.iti.il character have
beeu placed In the river opnoslto at d above Fort Darling,
and the most rabid of tlie rebels of R.cbtnnnd advocate
the entire lliiiiig up of the river between Drury's Bluff
and Rocketts, and it e construction of a railroad for
army pur osos between the two points, leaving tho river
to iind a new channel.
Iu regard to the iron-clad ram Herrlmac No. 2,
ha aays th.t she to ab.'ut one hiu died and
fllty feet Ion#, and constructed very much on
the same principle as Morrnnae the Brut. She
cannot bo oouioloted for al la-iat tour we ks yet. Tbe In.
formation ho gives regarding the ram wan derived from
moil who bad worked upui her No Uitoi iualiou was ob
tained regarding tier armament. Tlio li'alegar woiks are
ruuniug nlgbt and day on ordnanoe, shot, shell. Ac., fto
rho health of the cltizoiisof Richmond is reported as
good, not -vorao than the average in time of peace. Tho
mortality among the sick and wounded soldiers la, how
over, very gi oat. None of tho h >tels have at auy time
been used lor hospitals, but luany private residences and
pub.ic buildings have beeu taken tor that purpore. A
large number ol' the w m. u and children loft Richmond
when ihey considered.the city lu danger, and they have
not returned, beiievlug a residence in the rebel capital as
very uncertain, no matter how distant tho Union a. my
may be.
i'he rebels are confident of ultimate s-ccess
but do not besituto to say, ahould Richmond be
wrested from them, it would virtually end the
war; for the ret el army, although determined
to tl ht, are heartily sick ot tho war, and, if del rated at
Richmond, would diabiuid, and could ootaguin be brought
ti gcther. rho number or 1'nlonist.i in Richmond is esti
mated at not over thrco thousand,and they consist prlucl
pa.ly of naturalized foreigners.
The condition of tho po.rer cl.issei* In Richmond is very
bud. Mechanics can obtain work, but It takes all their
wages to clot bo them. lie givos tho following as tbe
price of groceries, 4tc.:?Flour, thirteen dollars (ier barrel;
butter, one dollar per pound; eggs,one dollar per dozen;
couiui'ii country s. .i|>, one dollar per |io>.ud; -tomatoes,
"ne dollar per dozen; cubli ige, one dollar per head; green
tea, irom sixteen t > twenty dollars por pound.
The rebels appeal to receive from Maryland from ten to
twenty thousand men on account of President Lincoln's
order for drafting. Many are reaching Richtno d, a:,d
la'ge numbers nrf ?X]>*cted to arrive. They cross con
suintly from all parts of lower Maryland, below lower
< edar Toint, ou t!ie Potomac; bit principally by wuy of
Lcouard*town at d itriuou s Hay.
? Tho lebeU Iiavo tbe hi beet opinion of Mc' lolltn's
gene.alshlp. The/ consider hi?? movements on tbe p.'nui
siiUt as masterly, and uowbieatlio freely to think be Is
temoved ir ra th-ir di ore. Tiiey tear Met'Iu! Ian, and
gloat i ver the operations of ilia uboitt;<<nl*ts and political
.scheruere of the North who liava been hampering his
movement*; tor they know all operations to defeat the
plans of Mc< lellan is hut placing victory within their
grasp.
Our informaut cros "d tbe Potomac river from a jioiut
directly >ppo*ite Blarktstmie i-ianl, and he reports that
shortly after leaving t.ia Virgin a shore th"y picked up
the body of a few ile.ovident'y a lady, which they Iiuriod
on Uij Vlrjftnla shore, c'0"V to the *p >t f oni whence thoy
hta ted. Th y found on fior po' .-on a go d watch and
cros , and i ;,uiu!l nm'ttji i f iu i"?y in change. Tln.-c
artlcl 'S w ro left in co.ngo of a farmer who lived
close &t li.ind. Tim bidy was go dUiigured that it
would ho unif etiblo to recognize it. Uio only
tv.uik ; by t hu h it uiiy ha known are by the aril ie.i
l'ound,aud that Rho bud brown h.Ur and un ordinary sum.
mer Mat, nb ch lm'l fallen to tho back of hot head, the
ribb< ns being still tied tiLdor the cht'. [This w.is no
doubt the b >.'jr of one of tho ladies li*.t in tbo latocol.
ilaion oa the r? toimu; r.,er, ni 1 c uld bo recovered wlttu
cut d !!.CIi!ty ]
Our informant concludes his remarks about Richmond
by sayirg th it Re.: ire ard lias lalten from his hi Ji estate
hf* n un* bolng Mti m r.eutKmoJ except in dorlai.>n. lie
his -e^ired Irorn aot.vu duty, n< in;m<.ly on ncroimt Of
Hick: e??, but lu r-ja iiy lor the i?.im>o (but his teivicott
?re 110 longer wactol. Leo and J a ki-oa are now iho
men, and will roiraia ro until d r6itM, wlwn thoy will
ia turn !>?'?< J in tlia U-if, and be comjielied U? make
rot m f- r tlic next favocif.
Oar Bnltlmoie CorrtipoBdtnrc.
Bai.tiA gun' 21, ISffl.
Vfn'Ui.yitt ?f thi Rr1 el Zt.T"? ,<!i c the Ha 'I? <?' Cellar
Mountain?'Fh RiS* I I j.inp their P'am for an A'.
f'Cfc on Wathit 'i ?he Trno}* Hi- enily at JHchmnvl
ITact Fmi U ? * on '}>( rtnpi km?G'rural Jot latm, in h
One Wfrtrlrei TUnwartd lrn>, ?, it 'fai c\i*g n* Letbiirr)
an I Aotann'ttt hI lViy of Strtt 61 rg uwt W inch ?ter?
CetrnJ I'npe to o> Central L* wltnJarl
t tt H'ail f W'.'n ?h'.-U.r?l*t and Ja>kt<m are then u>
A'a xh >n Wnt'"?g iw,, Sc.
?? rt'ti nev,A fr m Ft hm< nd, thrrnfl% channel* tb.it have
hither prove ? fffltabtt, h 13 it -en rr"?iv??il here, the aub
stant<' of which I to ctve betow:?
It will !??? rumen.borod th a wwn *n k? *fo ('certainly
? ,r p ? or ?r" the enf of J'llj , r>tvi '? np Mbre the affair at
M.ilv rn llt'l.whcn It was not dreuned of by any one
that the Utiior. trr? ps would ?vnftMrte llio peirftirita), It
w is fttt- d fn authority from *e*>'ral dK 'rent <1 artel*
th>?t the r"i<i-t troop* wereBvnniatlt: Rielim.nd ltiau<<w
known thai therr wore tro< ?! groit'da for makhjr fiat
n'it leine. tut th1* time, altUniif-b It wvn n it literal v true.
I'rei'fin. i <he ornt iut|->n of Obrln It and the coacentnt
ir tio.i ef their treef! before tlM 25 th of Ji r.e the rebel*
linvu Vul et nml ntwr Richmond fully 300 fnjO troop*.
But the vreaetioft trf to muf men tl'jre and :li? ?. limited
ratilltiea for ft* n? tli'-n cairn* near creatine f inlnr;
nit) ni hi kiii lie tbu durgnr of an stuck an iUtbtnuni
p.irtel n*ny tn.oi*i h.'jin vi h? moved tway from tb?
city. Thl* rai'Vi tnutil of tr*?.[?? frnni tlie luirn.dl
ai.-' rlchilty of Rtcbimttid cotnr?n?rd rvm aft.'r
the 4tn of July, at'I It luf rontlnuod ever
* free, rvrl'm the tin nth of J n !y howwer, and while It,
wa* ?ncortwln wtwtlHrf or itit tirn. ST:< idll hi waa to be
W loli.fi K'il ne lo or.i?lilo 'ilm t 'lnjr-li (MnoaRkk'
mm d iftjO.OOOrchot ro> ; e ?ere allll k?yt at w I near
nil llRW.n't !( r tho Itri tier of tiMt cltj*. while V (1.000 WOie
mm a iti?i ?rouii<1 hif j*i?i ion ?t Harrl.'*' I^ud i*,
at ibo*' |*'lnt? <in the |>. - in il4, ai V t<. h irg ai <11 My
Polnl. By the txi!?"tlV? of Jul/ file)* ! d b-'iiil 11?> r.i s i
tr?i r ?t iJofdon-Ttlle nt-4 C'ha. ;wvt:ie for o|vratl.in*
on tin1 lite of U>0 BapM'iii. Jatkaua wa jtla. "tl lu
r mniamt oi tlior*. A* tli' Wmtti ? f III j drew t>nvari <
iia ek an, and am tbo |'t '?i? fi th;.t w'vCkl'.an v i uiil he re
inrurro l '>o ?me I#', an I Ic ?, 'r>> ;>a c i tlau.: I U< t>c
drawn nwy from HUihrnotid nn.l n Idod to !'?? . i
UnftJ'.nnvll . nivl (V'lftto. Py III!? lat r..' A i;. lit tlirr^
?ero Of many Ifoot*'ftt th? lutrr p?iutt >?? t .??? wt
neai Hlchiiwnd. Tliotn ?*ero ii I iena tlui'i 156.'?0 u>
f?'i bn- nd. ho?< wr, a.* l it ? ?< the tt'i uf \ -t, a: wwt
n-(!ertft O< il hy Ihe tnovrmeiit of < ? t>-? <i? r kilMieril
Uiil on thi <!:?)? hof'iro. Ac e.i tbl I - ?>! Au ; ia!
tfce rfOels'bed iff 'ti McCVjIIi.,'* ! ont.er f
ore<"i:ttli'K tho p:r.'n ? i'.\; on lli.i ! Xii the 'V. hmofed
no >m'niie *titr?! ttiil Ux e\ ,wn itioji 0"M?ie?, .-edi
nod o,i the 1M*i tlioy rati ui o? i that the 'vaciwtiim w i:
an/it 7 afo mW '.
The wltLd< .wal of Mofella*** wh'i'e |.-my from 'he
per Incite H refirtlo' In Bi< I mond j. t j at 4i .n
Ar I"Ciit tw tbo Army of Mil P.>; itn.io e> >ild bo k. im tU
peuin: 'a (he feholx, knowt? r tlu.t i vas poveriee*
k?nlMt fticlinmnd, tooki>d ?|>o'i M ?? i. > ;irS iier?' f
war?a? ro mmy L'nl.-n tro t ' (> :? ?'? ml ? \o
refe withdr .wnl of tho wh'!o auny * ilh a!: tht-ir m
non, ?ii-n.e and c?"?|i ?i, ilt.?v, i > a point Hrhere th> j m
again nmamo tbo ore: ire, ia r gar led in lb. <>,uel%lt(
aa tho baa of a ^reat brittle. Ih ? >p eslim of pursuing
McCUdlan'a army m c.im of actual evacuation tnl ilia
c tsi J at a counc 1 of war held at Richonmi on the 71|?.
and It was decided that un ell' cilve pursuit wo,4.1 lie I n
practn able. 1 ho reasons fur ibis ilectel a hive not hull
ni iile public; but they are aur?P"ae4 to taa.re t*>en the
prea nee of such a strong I'ni- n floti la In .lames river,
under the protection of whose gutis tb" wb' e army would
be, and an now illiu 'beta t> au 'er a second time the
los-es which they endured 4n the pu-aoit of our army
fr> tn tbe Chitkahominy to tbe .lames river.
Immediately alter this council of wir had beenb'ld,
however, and no doubt tu pursuance of Its iteeist tin, at'll
m re troops, in large bodies, ware sent from I', ohmond to
Gordonsville. This utownie.it o ulmoa 1 steadily until
tbe ll'tb luat., by which time tie number of troopa on
be lneof the Kapidan h d been swelled to 2a0.i>00.
There -ire now at Richmond lets than .'0 000 irooj?, and
even these are ko;>t ready to march at a day's i mit e.
Tbe battle of Cedar Mount-ii^, 11 will bo remembered,
to>-k place on theOtb. In whatever light we may regard
that engagement, the rebels em aider and claim it as a
victory for them. They have made <?or<lounvilU a
aecoiid Manassas,and thoy boast that tho I'nion Itoona
can n ver cross the Rapidan.uny more than McPowol
ai.cceeded incrcssu g Hull run. They compare the battle
of Codar Mountain to tbe preliminary fkiiinii-h at Hull
run on the 18tb of July, 1881. But It Is s.nd tint tbit
battle waa brought on by Got.oral J ickr.on principally to
deceive the Union general-, to make them believe that
tbe rebels regarded the do.eneo of tho Hapi'lan as the
Important point of tho c..tr.piign, and to induce the
fall niMa to mas? and keen at Culpopjier u gr.-.H aimy,
while he, under tbe direction of Geuoral l.ee, ah uld ac
complish the real object of the cam >ntgn.
Un the 12th General Jackson proceeded from Gordona
ville to Slatyitun, where a column of tilty thousand troops
had been assembled. Placing himself ut iha h:ad of
the-e, it is said that be marched immediately up tbe
turnpike road to Harrisonburg, and from tnouce to Slrus
burg and Winchester. At the same time a second column
ol' Ofty thousand more troo|? was put in nioiion from Gorj
d-iuavillo, en route for Staunton, in the railroad cars, ai d
(bla column, it was said, would follow Jackson imme
diately. There were still left at QordonsvlUe cn the 10th
one bundred and fifty thousand troops.
The plan of the campaign was believed to be for Gen
Jackson tn keep General Leo appri.-eu of hia movements,
so that tbey could act II concert. On Jacksm's arrival
at Winchester, General Lee is to attaek Pole's army, and
be confidently ezi e ts to rout him. so to be :ible tu push
ou to Washington tl once. At the .-utne time Jacks. >n
was to turn tho he id or his columaa to t:io ri . ht, strike
for Lfesbtug. cross tbe I'umii c at throe points tln.ro.
and push etj to W sblugton down the lull l-ai.k of the Po
tomac. If the piansiicceudeU.ftenor.il 1-oe expected so
bo at Manassas and Centrev 11 le with one hundred and
Ufty thousand troojia by the tl:ue that Jack?ori
waa croaa:ng the Poiounio with one hut; ired
thousand. The rebols prctctkl to buvu certain lr;for*
mation that tbe du!once? of Wof.hir^ton en tb ?
Virginia side are not near so formidable as
to, resent.oil, ami that tliey can easily bo c irr.c I. At all
eventa, It waa General I.ee'a intention to make tho at
tempt, unlers he should be convinced, from actual recon
nolsanico, that tho worka were too sirong to be carried.
In ibat case he would crosa the Potomac eith r 'hove
Washington at Corn's Kurt', or below It near Fort U'nsh
li-.gton, and inarch on W a! I 'glon In conduction with
Jnk'on. The distance t'rem Mtmnton V> V. inehesur la
ei^nty mil s; to the Po.omac at I,ee-b-irg f rty nvles
f rther; to Wushin ton, by wayof Pooleevli i and Tarnea
town, thltty miles more, tn kin/ 160 miles. J <:.so.
? .;>ei ted to march bla troops An average of ton mllos tier
day, which ia enough for such a long ma eh. fnd which
would 1> ing him to Wineiicater on tbe 20th Instar.t (ye->
tcrday), to Iy-?sbnrg on fhe '.'4th and to Poelsvlllo on th ?
2?lth According to this calculation It Is time now In
Got oral Iao to aitack Pnp-o's army on the Kaiidan. As
that att? k will depend, h"wever, entirely cn the success
of Jackson's movements, It may be delny--J (.use days
yet.
Such la an outline of tho rebel plan and of Its execu
tion, a< cording to Ponth"rn authority, so far. I s
puoc ?? or lailuro to m v extent depe\ 'h not > n th in, b it
on our own mitit irv authorities, *b . n. e iw> t'o ibt fully
coirnizant of all their tuovotnenu, anu ro fu' y , ro.mi ed
for them at all points.
Important from tlie K.tiililan?The Next
Balil F1 LI.
TVrom tho Riehtnoiid Exii'olner, August IS.]
TK? .? neictvm per&.dLi a ? r! i t . (i if a ftm tn're, on
ot < the !i t of tU li ij i l ifC invol ivnj It r..<t.
P wilt l ike plctcr u/'unrpri o ir f]:>vt i t ar ri.j l>/,ani
no' b 'or . tStl/ ?}>}xr Court H iU e ( Ateir/iv) :/i > eirinl
t> unU nlni'?? txr ainly be he tc*n of a tutit. At in it
; oint i'o e s now busy tin owing up Inttencuiiionia,
m 'Uftlnc hoavy g itis, and m iktu : tho us :'il p ep.i a I mis
uoou uhicb ihc (.enorals of his nation o ni uoDly rely ior
pintectii n from tho botnoaimn olad, itu|iei i mis l.;gl >;?* et
tbe South.
lbe found ?i' cannon w is. for a short time, beard at
OoirtotiFVille <m Sitoril-.iv night. Wl. thor it prico -ded
from an uflirt'-ry skirm sh what ntiier ctiinc, tun not
yet be. U usee tuiavd. *
Since ?rritlng tho above we learned from ,yiit' -inen
win roacheii this city yesterday by the CoiitsI train, I
charge of (ieuenl CL.in A hi Jo '?< b > y t n <: the c m
?mi a le heard at (Jordo'.sviiloSatii'daj ufeniug i>rH> ui -d
from a ah up a tll'ery -kirml.u win hut tUt li.nitoik
? l-t.-*> at HaoCi?>n Kor?I, on t o U ft-l.in i lvcr. s v ? al
mi ?' to tlix east ol ib - Ormige .mi! Aio**n i u'ltal ro. !.
Tiio r omy, it i-ci-ms, nout d wn ua r c buo>.m..oc a
h'Mjr M "i cuv iry ?ud a ttiiio ->?. ?? h cu a?:v I. i.
t I o K p dan w it oat uv- tug < r r. * tit our \ I
d'-tt s. were emboldened l. ??:> ;?> -t fu iy >m 11 lat
oat 1 bunk of thai r. rant, a: t ie (? d a'>>ve m u
uoiied. A1 w c c'i:l' i*c? tain iie::niidy r lailve .> ibo
ski.'uiiph was th<t whilst th ? ? V." sf .- .'..re c * the
f .rd i *| wen* o tr.cil on lyour >? llnryaiHt dr.vn
back. 0:i ro:-iini j; t in.- no'tlibtuk i!i?u' j?-lu#it? wei
I>ti^ into p siting a.jd returned nu r,i<.. ?, tod >i i*-?i.?i
fur more than .".ti li or, *h?i tlie''U. my io;-v i'"JL We
licur of none who werft killed mi ti.r Hide, .tin! our in
luriiia t mw but 0110 t. an wfio imd bo?a *l? < t'j
the ei f u."i hi -lit. Hu iiilorm ?<' Ui.in t:mt itu eueoiJT b iU
bi'i'B badly cut up.
nwweMi twenty-live r.t I ti" "ty Ya'ikee t?rlw
anions wtioin were kik ennmi-*si.u>*<J . ii>.a.,jn<?ij
to hnvu bcec caelum! in tUis . kn zukU, were Uu>a_,Ut m
by ilicCentral tram.
Kitt?r?at nrnrlna; Wtiifl rrraiurr N<<if?,
Tj hi 11/ ilEIABrvEST, I. (I M 'Ml. A kgual 1, IS.iA.
J U l'<?ro.i|. ?*t| . I ?'|> wi Of J , Sli ?: Ml.'l -
hi*??u ? Mwcr 11 tbo ii qi.l. n* or t'i?^)ib ? It. \ ou car.
?ay:?
1. That thf 7.8 * I it? '?'?l not a ? i'i at at y tiinn b ? ac?
ce,t?d in exrliai e i- r ?i, ht prr cw l (bftfi-l rav bond*,
or in ?? y i.fbl dne th' fo\eflDtrniat, au i Dim utlrrfm
wlli b a.h>' H i KM w.'f! m i ll. cipai.
2. 1'iat 1 Aim'! rwimm nd 'h.t Cnnt'TMB pay nibu'i'l*
the foterwit ue on ib >.? nuUa to the rt^j'frliTikMderft
Uiftre- r -'li (lie i*t January.
3. That ttic ms | o. I ca'l c:-rtii.oflteB oan n't he
ln?..cd tor llirtv ii If r??t 1 r> i nir i Ote (j si:#.* aucli co?
cilii' U-'i *:? pi)ultl.i (in <t?-tn iiid 1b g.'ii-vil TNumirjr . i?n
o; cv t y ?1-11- 'tuiitnil > i.
4 Tdr 7 30 n i<* m.iy h i - ?o ! U a cli .g 'or tiM
six jior ccnt c? I eiirltflp iiiv. fm-h <?*< Ikiri^a ? Verm <!(?
r-' tlv wli*' tlio lioM. r o 'bt r<nfi;u it' ? m.iy tio i ,ir-i
I) t y c-iiiitv <>r piyni?.'t of hit D'l'ltinti hi ourtiit.
mi i h .timi ilic . I'xrli jii tn in fr. Hit' n ? n i 'i
J., lit par o* i:l i di? i by t o !?? ? 'ii tnt ? h'a'l. g
a'I * m t<> MM'Owl. iiit ?! uni'i .' a. vii n
I a ifCtml bjr ilir ?.c. In; ? u ? ?? ini.f* ?i u t i i<mjt
\ Isi'o m rrtif t'u Wtr II ? ? ? <'X|XCti?t, .ii tn.i'ir,
th ii tin y I'l i lii?t> t'? t-fv. ra .t jrni ? ; r ? ' i>< i
Oi' tho biiik?. In , r .i t i""ti row bu iO ti h r. h
I ten1 ' g "w* e ?.h * ?v Ha <? > c; ? I..i ii t. .i
?'?Am <>B "MCli In?n?ii?? i' in ) ? ??, ui. I .< ? :. I ., ih?
v ?ar iwB Ui* tni?ri > i ?' I' f jatjjq tjji. i: cr? itaH
ac??|it my r?o inino!. l.i on. Wtih in h N n i
I'. 0. !|. 't s?cr*!*i'j yi 'i c. i"rv.
SpccfMl T? '? K ni>llH <T' 4 : to ||??
Mlilinu nn >e .? ' i.
HI it ?>' ?. .11. I| I , I
A upreial di pp iich i> tV it i ? .. i i ?
, the 16tn it K . m, ? ! 'vWi y
ri.'i'< ri* thai on iIm 7iti . ? Aii'f ?:i .11 i "i
fin ,?n > ni i'oiiifi i r .tv i.' ti i, n >?. , i ? ? .i-.i.
'nci mar I??? tu %ci.. In,, ? u ..i ,i. '.v ? * j,ci:i
InK I2:t i ruo" rr1-. i o.. i"p i" ?>ar, h.'-: ?? .1 i j?.,d
%?- until Hi' n- loi ? r
C aioile.uK i. .-.i.' u kn'? i, h i ih: ? "in <i.
C. liiltl K dd)' hnw ,,l l I : v .. ?! .. i I
(i tMiffif mil i ? hu 11 ? i i p i ir * i f Y in
k c , iiiiii ??! '.be uc I o #o:k < r ih* i llr<? na<t a! > i
till i? K Ki'b Aire
T:.? ?" ? ? y Tor nil' I . t c-tvnby .. un1 j -u)1 it'
ll t ? e- a lu-o'iuitim aii't * 't'lur, b laiab' ? fi" n't
>y (. i I'l* rv. ?
i l.i V u kce^ ar* UWtioyhu tli? abundiiBi. rrofm in the
VtrtiiHy <>f i MUii
?it Kii'y,*li?a.. A a 1.14
It it fpiirted Uiil thv Ynuk ry areutiiui ?,;i. m.uk
pit '-'^i(4i*.
?r?,i .r ti"n la-t we k oi plurml itr.-# 'Cim>iii?rt
ii'ii' "ii \ ' ? 'Rn'i'i New Ortt.ui<. itu- I ?. s|?cr?WB
wi T' inriiiti ? t'?m ? M irn
PIiiitnta n u?i n inn ii' t?f ?yin;i?iilil/ ?!( w.ilt tui*
r. |i| ii t:>iM n iBii lo rupra i iU# Bi vi *uCuIb o.
the gbcrNMk
JKHi JA l \i<.UN AT Willi FN |I'1 ? \ ? i'ir.'.
(itjiti v r . ' ii,- ,-??? |J,-, vj
Km -in t'.i i?tt' 11.ni' ?' . I>ti'i ."i . i A ,-,,y , r||->
frv, ? n. - ti i ii' -' 'v. t ? oft . . ? i
ti , 111! hin 't'-l - li'.'*. h."W ?|J? f I (.?In-.',
Hi. 'li I' llliijt i" H.d I l'! fc'l I ! t^'..1' ,ll!( ' .lit ?(
I ,1 li i .1. ' i' . I' r r. I ? , m I ' I tu>< f. I'M),
n' . Mivilia, 'jftyHid 'bat Lj 'in t?r > ? h i :!y,u?
ii i i? i ii'wii liiitt Kimo he i uiiih, x j. Hi for
i ?: .1 ? to ' ...fedcxto ar- ty. Wo gaii t :i.,i ?! l .e licit
infill. t l aU\i '< ?
ERIN GO EPvAGH!
TIES COSCOEAII 07ATI0II
CHAD MILLG FAUVrilBl
Tremendous Enthusiasm of th(
Pioplo.
SPLENDID MILITARY AND CIVIC PAQCAMT,
Speeches of Gen. CorcovuB
ami Mayor Opdykc.
Tbe Scene on rrm'\v:iy, in the Turk and iA
Front of the St. Mrifclu.
Two IIun'?n?l Thousand Peoj-Ie Turn
Out to Witness the Frac tion.
One of tlie Days for Old ireland ai?d
Hit) laiou.
FAUOC A 2DiLZ.&.?LGIX!
&C*| &C., ^b>C>
At an oarly hour in the mor: lug the Continental dotal
was I). sie.ed by the frioi.ds oi me groom I, '.<-t*i wlBhcd
to but hnti a tl:tul adieu, and a general band ?tlialfing au?l
woll wishing t-H'k place in tho rooms of the <>oncral. Tho
oonuulttean from the ditloreiit cttiws"eJ tj|*n) tho al
most martyr, and although th Control had already g <n?
through so uiin h labor, yet all tocud li m pleasant, at'
l ibit), aud ?Hli a good word lor cvrjbody. Before
?caving Philadelphia tho Cei or-I reci ived i! o following
despatch iri'tn New YmK:?
N<>. l!37 Hp.oahway, Ni'.-v York-, Arcu.-t 21,1862.
On. MiniA j, O hi HA ., Phliai.eJ. Uli, ?
Bravo ao'dlur ! Ip ? |i:tl t! we:e> u.,' Uoirto ! Wel
come to n w oppo -i unities or dt-ti;,ciii n f ' ijlory. I
c Ovratulai.* you mid the country mi v. r iuniiU*1. ?
ji omoilon. H v M Btifl'Kii).
TUK FIRST Kl'.UIllLN'T KOli CKS. COKcU.iAN'S lKn.Lt
Bil'.G I I'K.
Before leaving the hotel Hie (.vnoral .vas waited upon at
his rooms by Colonel 1 luoi n.,, ?t tlm ?;u., liuudrcd mul
flxtocn h leu'sjivania ieg.tiiei:t, Lhu i realization of
whi.-h hafi just been cempleiod iii i'lii! i'lo pliia. General
C'oreorau aocoi tad tha pro! o. e?l rcf.li.int with thrcks,
and wus srlud to know that Ms country tn-'a wero "till wil
'ing to aght uuder too gl'iriuu- oil iantirof freedom*
Colonel lioeiiun in no relation to tho i o!ebruted John O
Heen >n,although he is endowed uith a guod d.-al of th4
ta.i.a grit.
At about hair-past ten o'clock, tho <jonoral, no-.
companiod by hit *tnto, took carrl^es at tha
door of tho hotel, au>l stafied fir tho Wow
York d"|ot, at Keuainglon. But liuia en
thusiasm was m uilfcBlefl by tho rhiiadolphlans en
iho tiotiora.'a lenvltig ilie city, owing to be early hour 1a
the morning and to the dtniro of i.Ik i;<nic'-al (: go witir
out any dour si ration being made. 'I bo car1 togas con*
tainiug the General and frt.-n i?, although it passed
through some of the most unft oqr.ent m-ib, was fro"
iiuently choered on Its way to the depot. On arriving
ibo depot tho imrty wero Cse r'e.J t > a 3 ct.i il oar >?',iicli
was provided for Uiom, nnd tn a few metre's tlio cars
were movitig out of ibe'!?;>ot amid tin h ers of h??n
'Irads of maebniilcB, who hvl becu a., arto l to tlio ap t
by the cheering of tho | au-HiS^er.-. r.n tiio trajn.
TII no i ?< j n i:n v r. VAN I A.
AH along tho ialln>ad Hi?"? were lr<r, ar.J at every
Btati< n men, wo.nen and ct i'llien looked wiib auxious
eyes toward Ihc truin, ni? it r vl I'y pn-sed onward.
AT B;tli>TOL
Tho tri!n hnlre?j for a few momen's, and the air wiui
ont with cheer* for th > nob!: r< n of lr?tlartd. Tho Ocno
-lalcam- "iit n|" ii the .o-r i'.irfi ria i f tho car, wbicb
was the laxt ore of tlio train, nod u|? n tiis lpi^armoea
grand r th was niurto My this !**";>!e tu li te h-v. ds with
tie dvtid alive. I la bad a klnlwvrl (..r all, tad many
wi re tho oflirs made by !n?TI . i 'mils to ? ? b- a sa.d>*
on '.er theolil Colonel ?f t!ie gallant Ixiy ni.tth.
I .it t In of important t ? k 'In: ? nclil ait r tho train bad
fWK"ad over ?ha lielava'a at. Troaten, and was .Blicrod
Into New Jern y.
THROron NKW JKK H.*.
The ?hri!l ftrrttua of t bo kh-om itlvo whistle Man
l>!0'i?.h' ihi* 'piil.-ico ?' a, a d tbf i ' r> ..4 was crowdod
by pe ?(?!?* w os* ri'th.wia ut, in m ajr !a-:uuooa, got
attend of Ih ir dlaeratkm
AT Tr.E>TON
Iho Cewral tm'k IvaMiuiil nt t'ie four pUtlVrm ?3 tba
Iraitt p?W'l Ibro ?rli tlin cs y, rr I *>? r'rcfV U with
rboHfl, Aa lb < trail Btoii o<! at ill J |K>1 the crowd
r nroB tho oars, anii af'cr 1 . lily i h? t 'r.ji for Cor
v run, hrnidrada i" 'he! ttpor, b>?'t t? h e* atuifec or hla
hand, and n?M who cottM ^'t titrv.ifh the cruv.d
war* disappointed. After r?- ?s*ti .1 caQa the Of.
iK.al atepnfd out, and, in a tzw -.re') eh./
son renwrfea, Informed thi cttterva of Trciuoa
thtt ho hid c mt again t<-? ttko up hi *#.?.?<! In Juf. nee
oC the Union,and he t!i u It it ?w ihr il-.ty of every
' ..t to riwh to the mrrv rt of that jtaTNiu i fl m thai bad
i< sterol thi*m from Infancy,and rtfWUI that ha k d
jr t tbo tlmo to f trn tlvm a .itfl* of ? u exj*: leuoo whlla
a ? rlaonor; and )n cwtlttal -n Met the army of Jeff,
favta was tho ratberlnf of prc|.lo who are ondar lb*
K?cknt cnuee that I hla woi id had a*er ;eaa.
He wki frocuwntly Interrupted In bis retnatks by cheers,
and at length waa con. t':?l to : u: a n'tside < f the care
?tod through tho da"<)t bit.> lite ?treat. 1'era 1m waa
a^jiltt greeted by ati?".*hntla*tt<- c. .. t l,?n< * is about to
?ticak, but tho bo'l ? 'Pi 'Hi k. be w wt c. ?, penal t desist
. nd .tamp on b./i>-'t the tram, and was ?o< < oat of sij;bt of
be patriotic cliitf'<<? of Trent ti, anr.'d tho cbiff* of thou*
aaada.
at mtvrrrov.
T%e po^plaof the llttlo town ?fCnimioa tni^wt o?:t to
Wilmmt the t> w?t;e <X the llanMM ttirn-'Kb titrlr to'-ai
and tp\?a ven' to erory <lem< natrati -n of j >y nr, the Ocne
ral %m+1 f t and imwd au nckno i.'tn >ut cf tholrkind
i"r> aud pair Dtiam.
AT KV.K HK'"NtWltlf.
Jf<-.f. a? "Tfrywhwe tf?. \v .l" in?'o<.t #? m,uh
tow c n,p tb h*" o <y Hnti ?tn. ^;wd o|on<t thn
- * ' ?* .rl.'< ft- rrw t*4 Hun M. vdkMb, \r." i?.)t a fc.#
?: 'cV ,i I i-?a of tl'? !r<n t (??tiVn.-a a na? i ^vt
Iliad? H->( tka cr-iwd *aa d nw, iitid ?? tn rt frMy mt?.
^1(4 It iba rnah lo rr >sp <)?.. liand of t*i<' t^trt-.t, a* h#
if' J, with bei't 'it o iTe-r I. and t> rrfrt ?? >. .it ? ravpoU
tin. iftbnr (Id'I'ty t the t ?il >a. 'W'liti t'i" cara c.trt*
n a halt th< |wo de crowded npoii ihc ! t>? and It iraa
wlib d nottliy lb t the tJfit'r*l -tM i ->r;^i,ity
to sny a fsv> wnr1< to tth'tn He j* " I' h?'.lnf boooim
H.ti ,i t ,Uon if>" "ifrcr!<n filil
ItM'tw Pr: tnit ir* t?i meat iwtrf
(<! t tti tik^ i< r tn * f <*n ty arU .th ? '?? '> recovtten, I
liavo Hot eomn !>?4? to i: .ik.-. | ?)<?' iiea. ? .u? ?i a trip
U ? >i h, tt.d i I:n croii' k ?< ?cw .larter la
no r *x d Iwm hf?-.i iU?'ik bef d .'v f hc'"i f to jntl ui Mid
IwUtM nrtrraad i?f'."ill'>'? i-l??rit.) 1 ???m* to Ratter
aru .'ft me in ?>? \? lv> want t ? 'ti 1 1 t th ? , thncn
?U "nee. (Crtea of "Hmr *e a c." a to;
t.it ' j !net Mr taronXaw ' i .r y? ? wUl
i omi> tf>V"?' V'?1 i?mai..#taijr 1 wlv fl? a ? \\iac* far fom
tu th? r "It Brigade.
Ilora Ika ?i m Inicrruptad who t jorfect floral
of upptatiae, am, tlie rata more.l (T atiiM tiau choarta* a'
tlia |iaapla,ik.in;b?ra *>> wboai dunj v> H a ai -'^aad it
<n!y with " iMt'otable trouble h.d t'ny cooid bo
pravtiatcd fro n f-uig aa with ti o tr ia. o*?wmb
an woll aa t icii n>t.<|)!od in Ilia lliu?g, a*d
ha I tha Oasriai'a arm ba?"> a j .an;> la tb*
c nt ? cf a po ttk a Io n, wbev ibt o won no othav
ntrana f (reliiitf w > er.it c mid not bat u aworlal
vi.lt ioor?' i>otf. oi ''o ?i'?l e'-or^v. 'Ao wt?*o#a 9t
i iba ractorlea too kiraeta iw?c tilled with pa^pia,

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