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i Hill KALH: WI WEDNESDAY MOANING, U THE LATEST jf" No papers from Nrth'ptjFe&MbTiT; wers received here on MOAoajE etempg; LATER FROM EUROPE The eteamshirrPersia, which allied; frbrri LW- .rhool on July &. and rrotrrtreeQsiewp. the etb ricbed New York Wednesday, f.jHtoeWU jMI jays later than that received by ;ha I JNcfwfg1:! tK a London IVmes ia an "editorial o ri fbe American ViV bas another UtacrVc upon Yanku Inatjitmidns which tho New York Herald, ttyfc 3nbune bolhj l haructerize as malicious The -.Timti tand Ibe h,ontlon Herald argue tnaLir)lue-XkiDrtn.ora states pro loyal tha principles pf tHcoMilltitSoo,! h,iy would consent 10 a "peaceaow reparation.! J bo daily Aeu5 andthe Afcu dendanca thje'affiitle ,1 tho Times i'as un-English. H ' ff N ' jf. '-j'-l J'arliament was occupied litltn! disusing hdi dition of British America and esrially with feasibility of establishing a road between' Can- Mdxioo disci twes no ncwfaclj.. Aiocardinjg iope riort, tb Emperor will'send an additional . foico, j-it least 15,000 to Mexico; according to itbe ottrf . II I , . .fib .J i . S . .4 - . . .' fT, li will try o L,t UUk Ul lUO eAUWVUHUJIf nj own mil ascasv as pojsible. The Ofcd DuKejUon tar.tinohas arrived nt Warsaw J and beeln in 'l he kin. I.) well received by tbo Polra. r Yet) oa ! ttuo. ,ijht of tlitj 3rd irigt, an unknown man pao s ign-: v'V'iundqJ him while stepping lnt his carriage.; COMMERCIAL. - 'Y& : M Tho Liverpool cotton market yais IfirM Qnith flit of July, with Itmfted sales at tho rates rppf f- (rdbv the Norwegian. Brcadatuift wao?4ull;!tajU. thio market was stondv. Provisions swere llnact- irvoi American securities declining rapidly. iC0-: M closed io London on the 5th instant at 4. , AT EST FROM MU RFRBESBOROVTES N Tbo llnexville Reyitter, of Friday, says : Vo have nioet reliable in IdHgenGe khatlon last .uiulay morning, at five oVlk, C1.! Foret at-', aeked the Federals at Alurfreosborof, abd captdr-" d two Brigadier Generals, staff and fiildioffidfers Hi rtl 1200 intfii. .Uoniederateiossj ;Kiueu, jioiiosi;8 -grounded, '25 or 30. Federal lpsS kil4d j and U.fliudrtd, 200 to 300. I R M : v (j(l. Forrest destroyed the railroad trscW and Vit at Al Qrfrcesburo', and captured $1500.000 Lth- of stores, but burned about $200,000 worth mm tnabihtv to bring them off.'; lie brougbt oiT ifi;pri?ners, a battery "'of four pioclofll'Qf field !ar-1 iilry, GO wagons, 300 mules, api.d l5o( t-j fc2O0 ; leave the enemy to Hod oit , b'u ouU and where ho will nett turn iup.j - - ' j I FKOM THE WEST, j ! where-1 B i H ; C A FTU RE OF Al UKF REKSBORUlfGH CON FIRMED. -! Mobile. Jiulv lis A ? rcial dij :ch to the Adverfyek find Hey (vi iii'ition of the'haptpre of Murfree$brio',Te;nB,4 n i::tli instant, by the Uonipaerwosj ubaer or.fl 1 orr'.'t, after 6!vero nscbting, With eon- Mdr:ihw loss on both tide?. The Federal Gen- f 'ri!V'i;;W"j was tken rtrisoner. M . s j Ti.(-ir loss is supposed to llave been ifivie tuttt cd. -i h ( i U A ; (irsTA, July 19. A epecial. dispatch to! the ISnvnniihh Republican' of thi morning,; dfatcd n)ivi!le 17ih, saya the ball is iit kfist qreh in renin. sf-e and the (Jon federate? have no dayFe to cornj.liiin. A dispatch has !be:ri receive 1 Ifrom (ii')c.Forrfit, giving anaccoun of thja-engage int'iit al Murfreeeboro'. A dash vis maidejoiij the t vstri m Saturday last and oar success wpi cpiyr- jflrtv. (-olonel i-'orreft staHs . that he': cdpturel ! twt'ivji liundrfkl prisoners, including twvj brliga-: di'-p ;ncrai!, f-ur pi' ces. cannon,, b aide a jbalf j iniiii 'Wnrt.'n of arm v-Ktores. which he d'ptrfv- i - ' - 1 I r v . I cd.'' 'i h.'C nft Icriile U'? wis silken: killtd ar.d . . . . ... . . ... .! tiauty wounded, wbili the lanKees icit epiween i twfJ and three hundred.. . ; i ! ! ' I ! ! i ' I After the capture of thtj town and securing! the t rifconerp, Colonel Forrot fell back to iMMjino. MiU for fear of bein-g surprised by a greater " J h-l f The AtUmta Co njede racy .of thra tnoirniiig8ays tJiOjFederals numbered eigbtooni lliou3and, inid th !"''; baitle' latted live hours. Colonel Forrpst burned 'three locomotives, with freight train a t taclud, and the depot. All the- prisons have becw paroled, except tho officers who; were re-tjiifv-d. . I i i" I' . Richmond, July 20. Colonel ! Forrest'js com mand has fallen back in! the direction f Mo Mtnnvillo, seventy-five miles from'Na hville; 4- Irif" We take the following items rem the Dai ly 'Ijolograph kn. u. n. hill. Weicarn mat lienL u. ill. Hill (Jiothol Hill) ha beou assigned to the cojm maitil Kff.no' Coast, extending frora Wilolingtjoii t' Drury'n blutf, vice General Hvilmea, assignjed to hh important command inj the Southwest, j (its. MAbRUpKR has boon reealled from Jpis nmv command in the Southwest aijd appoinlejto duCy in Virglniaj. We learn thatthis copimand hHhecfi given to Gen. Holmes. jsS llRc-RUiTM vok Burnkidk. Vfe learn by ihe trayi yesterday evening, thajt a couijpileof negroes wero caught in tho neigh Oorhood 0$ GoiliJsbowV day or two ago, recruiting for Burinside, offering t'tu dollars bounty U nigef's. Tley were veiry pnmerlyjiangod. Brother Stanl'si brethren are gitling into trouble. . sj DsATli of Maj. T. N. Crumpler. We regjret tii ltarn that Maj.'T. N. CrumplOf died laWyt Richmond of the wound ho! received at the dijSV tniiiis charge of the 1st N. Cj Cavalry-! His wodhd wti-t shot in the side, penetrating iu ibroaat. Be sufviv.ud some fifteen daysi; Hiajhody ha$ bcein uDt' no mo- for interment. . - U ' fi' ' ' ' : I VAN.KEE CONSCRIITIN ACT. . , '1 he. bill introduced in the Yanlcee Senate ion TtiNday, the 8th Hist, is said to be irtually a cln tiofi act. It empowers the Pa-esidient to (fix ipo tiiCilMnj; foT the militia to ll't:in out; and to organize ',rtc-, that is. lxaft at his ser vol when ho calls them liikft I volu,ntier discrition1; Senaltor if m'rs ofl'ered the following addiio!nalitection as an uo'M.tliaent: j ! ' And ho it farther enacted, That ,theTe shallilba iionri.ptiori from the performace-oif nilitary ,U;iiy uinder tbis or aoy of the mi it tia, laws of ihe I ifitcsd Slates on account of colorlor lineage, Aut . wlir rsifver tjio militia shall ,be called into service, ' nilojal, able bodied male persons, between the h?K now fied by tho laws of Unfed Statcp.siall t 'b euUed to tho defence of the codntrv: i '! i ' il'ii 'it further enacted, That ! when the mifttlia tl)a!l bealh-d into tho service? of the Usnel sttes under this or any other law ot Itbe Ureked .sltes, the President of the United States shall halve full, power and authority toSdrginiae them iiUohattalions, tegiments, brigadea and divUions, jii eoniing to their nationality, ac or color; be nifty deem for the public in teres 4 SALT 1 ho Charleston "Mercury" itatea that this iirfiispensable article beinJ ranufacttlired ini considerable quantities around Charleston, aouq twelve boiling establishments being la operation inland ne that place. The vteld is. or aoon nn be, about thirty .thousand 130,0001 bushed jHir annum, wbich can be Increased td almost any amQuni. The great source of expense h the fuel. 1 r "priraco win, no aouDt, tofa auggeet many .iiFrnvoueijv. iu ihe mode of notling: ,LISTMDP CASUALTIES OF THE 2ND I BRIGADE N.,(i TROOPS, COMMANDED X 5BjaA,DlER GENERAL RAMSOM, JTOVKpS NECK, JULY 1ST, i8G2. 4TDrREQiMif C. Troop. Colonel W J Clarlr.--.'V ; 'r - ' ' - ' t-v CoMpany-A-Killed -Private Presley Jenkins, r- uorico. ' : - "Wounded Lieut M C Burnpass, Sorgt Samuel 8 Mpbre,iCorp'l Willie C LatLie, Marmadiike Davi;v John H Burton. j --Company C .Killed Capt. "VVlilliftm B Gu-Uey. f Wougded Sergeant William W Richardson, Sergt-f Addison B'Earp, Harrisoh Hogg, Burtee Chamble, J R Barne. ; ConiBanT D Killed H Lawrence Serirt H Sled;e, ..". . i 'Wounded jCorp'l Jeseo J Keed, Sml Brown, Ww Piltmaiv. Company E.--Wounded gtusiah Stephens, Benjamine Hill, Wm Lane. j - Uompany F Killed Amos biesoms. Company G Wounded Oweh -La'loen, John Devim, H M Darfield. I ' Company H. Killed 2d Lieut Jno T Town sen, Copl Wm H Wilkins, Harrison Vaughn, Jno Stcwort. j "Wounded-r-Capt James C Bailey, Bartley G Allen, Thomas Blalcck, Thos H Duropass, G'eo H Chandler, Stepen Drako, Willis jEslwool. Jno D Ford, J T Hamtell, Ruben Lortej William M Neighbor, J B Singer, B C Waiei II Wi'kins, A J Ilnmphers. j Company I Wounded Sgt Edmond II Wil son, Cop! J F Morgan, Havwoodj Barber, Jaraes 'Wallace, J N Allen, HUarrU. Compny K Wounded Sanl J Thomas, Willie R Hurrnn. i ' 9 Killed; 42 wounded ; 12 missTing -63 loal. . 25tu Regiment N. C. TRoors. Colonel Rut- kdgp. . Col. Rutledge, wounded slightly. Major Thomas Francis, severely. Company A Wounded Capt Love, slightly, Pljvate Thomas Kuxsee, Jacob McLalops, Ellas A, Drake, Francis Ownsby, Samuel Whaling, Currie J Paine, Calvin Ftatherston, A C Hejtcle, Hamton Sutton. . ' - Company B Killed W V Morton, J " B Queen, A J Crawford. Wounded lt St W B Allen1 , sovertly, 3rd Sgt J W Cogden, 4th Sgt 1 II Hoojer, 5th Sgt D B Woods, P O Longf"D M Keener, J J Mosp, U II Parker, J AJColins, J W Cowins, I) L Cow'iPtT M Bryson, Benson WaUon, Alfrod Parris, J H Frizzle, J H Woody, W R Gravel, S S Parker, R S Uomptell, J J Allen, Fuller M ar in. j Company C Killed Private L A Buchanan. Wounded John Lee, N D Frir, Jerry Grcn, W B Smothers, W R Nallard, W D Griffith. Company D Wounded Sgt Robt Bird, Jas Jordan, Jas Altredge, W W Sharpe. Company E Killed Corpl 'jTboraa J M Goha, Levi Anderson; W S Hogshead. Wounded Sgt James W Thotnas severely, E G Ca-e, (severely, died,) Lenard Cacle, David H Sugland, N .H Fowler, W C Rhey, C C Rains. V W Lary, John C Wilson, J C Wilson, mis sing, t Company F Killed Private Isaac W Reese. Wounded Joseph Anderson, Geo W Cham bera, W P Luman, Joseph Anderson. Company G Killed Joseph Anderson, D M Brooks, J D Coble, G W Good ward, J E Price, T A Sillers.- j . Wounded Sorgt H C Long, ci W Nealber land, W C Lockely, H Q Cereel, G W Bone, G W Kelley, Thomas Sherlev, G W Smith, T C Falbert, J S Cork, J G Pealer, J Blackman, J L Gelespie. I Company II Kild-E C Gowen, L S llolden, S P Pumer, S W Taylor, Robarl Peerain. Wyoundcd-Capt Cunnincrham, lot Lieut Tho Loung, slightly, Corpl J R Clemen?, R-R Rush, U J Aliou', John. Bauiw-cll, David Gowen, W uowen, J a Liceozer, J Allison, Allen Kirkendnll, II C Mellen, S Vereme. Joel Jufiam, M Lowe, J M using J II Dodson, C T JohU-n. Company I Wout:utd Sergt V li Cuthron, Corpl C Burnett, Corpl J H Cartney, David A LJoyd, II llolden, Wm Onoice, Dvid r,rook-. W .learon Hi ; . Missing AVni 31 L-jnj;, F M Kniirht. Company Klvi'i ltd Alfred Pugh, G Ander son, L Williams. j , Wounded A W Keomsey, Hi Almau, J B Whitman, Geo Whetm.-re, Newtjon Carson, II Banks, S Edwards, S Uvatt, C 0 Bryant Vm Justice, A M Pe-nland, M Riddle,! E Single, D Carter. 22 Killed ; 10jt wounded : 5 missing 133 Total-' ,2Gth Reotimknt JN. C. Troops i Col. Vance. Company A Killed Private John Price. Wounded T S Perkins, Shallen Harles, J A Sellers. Company B Killed Privates G W Cook, C Deaee. j , Wounded Privates C T Holmes, A Osburn. Company C--Wounded Sgt Cijirtice, Prin.te P A Nance. Missing S M William?, J C Ball, T A Davis, M C Burman. i Company D Wounded Capt; J T Adams Private M Bowd'en. Missing Isaac Teroplo. Company E Killed Henry Brewer. Wounded Henry liogers.O A Hannar, J Mc Matb, Green Smith, W' Welsh. ; Company F Wounded James; White, James Bradford, W Holloway, Wm Elis, W E IHiilitsr W PCurby. , Company G Wounded Sgt T A Mathews, Pvts W G Canton, Ucram Johnston, Ilenry Rieve?, Alson Linebury, Jno Vinson. ( Missing A J Burk, R Bucktuan, J Hick, Thos' Johnston, N Wilson, M Gerton. Company U Wounded SgtiL A Cunie, Cpl McNeill, Pvts J A Jackson, !j B. Kelly, A M alone. ! J Company I Killed J A West Wounded J Simons, Jas Stallirigs, Joel Lud duth, Jno Labbert, W Wilson. Missing W Collins, Harrison Gib3on, T Question, J B Henderson, R Long Company K Killed Geo Bowman. Wounded S T Guthridge, J O Winfield, U Willoburg, Cpl W U Dobbs, Pvts P N McGou gan. J Atkins, J M Cook, J R Eddna; J T Hans ly, E Ililldrutb, J C Livingston, J B Short, R Willoburg. 6 Killed, 40 wounded, 25 missing 71 total. 35th Regiment N. C. Troops Coi.. IUnwm, : Wounded Col. Matt W Ransom. ; Killod Lt Col O C Pettoway. ! ' Company A Killed PvU Teelrel Lenct, Lamner O Smith. .1 Wounded 1st Sgt T M CostaD,(severely) Pvts N S Alptin, W T Cox, J It Henderson, J L K Lunly, J B Sanders, Actg Surg: Major, W U 'Henderson, W Uennott, .1 n Littloblor, Leon ard Martin, Ely Wha'.ey, P Pnillips. Company B Killed Pvt Set' jH Shack. Wounded Capt P Holybeld, (sevorelv) Pvti AlfredUarry, Sgt W Jackey W W Robin tort Elliott Whisinghurt, Jas Py?tt, A J Smitb, D Cowan. j Missing Sgt S Richard, Pvts Sidney SiUs. S W Moore, R S Turner. Cbmpany C KiUed Androw Gowere, d' C Smith. j I Wounded Sgt Malcom Ray, Pvts A T Cam eran, M P N Blue, W W Cox; J L Curri-, W M Ferguson, S W Humber, D JP'Jackson, W A Jackson Jno Mclnis, Sgt J R Jenkins, Pvts J L Cameron, Jno McLeod, M Bjyi Sr, E Pose, T Goodman. " " Company D Killed CaDt U .1 Lassitc-r. Pvts W S Boone, R J Pendergrass. I Wounded W Farroyv, li G i Crutchfleld, B BrazontoD, A S Guuter (R E Pektv, Lt,) Sergt Lasaiter, Cpl A E Poe, PU Jas PFarrcrWm Stradfirhon. T G Hatch. E Baling ' ' Hissing J ,M Gunler, J M Johnson Comoanv E Wounded Jno Newbon. C A Tuck, 8 Winilean, A VJagton, Sgt A Larbor ough, PvU K.H HarriiT j Misaing Wm Evan. . ' , . ; Company F Killed Jno L Silwell. Wounded Wm T Bvrdam, J Sindell, CorpT Lunette, .T A Fowler, J M Fowler, P C Kezeocb, Missing R Phifer, W L Davis, R Blvth?, L Thompson, H Ilalner, F D Shelby. Uompany G rlCilled 1st Sgt W Howard. Wounded Cpl John Loverett, Pvt P M Tay H- j ' Massing A Jl Baine. ' Company U-iKllled Sgt W C Coch-ran, PvU L h Delton, J C Morron. f; , Wounded R W Garrison, HgX Jjohn DectiiO Cpl M A Wilson, Pvts W A Bogus, T M Aj Hearns, D II McCall, J J MeLaughlin, CS Rankin, W S DJood, G C Erwin. Missing W H Davis, T P Pharr. ; Company I Killed Pvt Alex Vincent. - Woanded Sgts J Oliver, D Forchan, Folton, Pvts Elijah Dinkins, Erwin Comes, C Pest, Pvts M M Deans. Rufus Langster. S.R ;sgt iligaing Khjah Tate, JJ Jjancaster. Comf any K Killed Lt J E Link, Pvt J,A Aikins. 1 Wounded Cpl J T Johnston, Pvts W.fA Sides, J C.nuntly, D C Glass, A R Hinea J Staf ford, L B Abernalby, L II Erwin, R L BailyC Lael. 18-Killed, 91 wounded, 18 mining 127 totjil. 49th Regiment ,N. C. Troops Col. BAMSEii-s. Wounded Col. S D Ramseur. Company A Killed Cpl R Finley. Wounded T A Jones, A LounyKJ Lewi?, J Hust, T'Davi, G Walkins, F Early. . Missing J Lquriy. - . Company B Killed Wm Andrews. Wounded 1st Sgt Riggsbee, A J Stead man; Cpl S t' Hundob, Pvts W B Bennett, E M Hackney, A Riggsbee, AV L Kirklcy, J E Hack ney, J Si Rigesboe, J M Cole. Company C Killed Sgt Noah, Pvt T T Watson. , . ' Wounded Caipt Chambers, Pvt J G William?,, W B DanLl, J C Bunn, G M Cane, E Wise, C C Boone. Company D Wounded M Black, J;N Cop land, A Johnson, E Jones. Company E Wounded 1st Sgt T L Bell, Pvt W P Sharp.! Missing L Sherrad, W M Byers. p Company F Killed 1st Lt J W iBurnett, Pvt J C Pearce, J Alexander. Wounded Sgt Eliot, Corpl Manson, Pvt D Burnett, J M Warwick, E Phifer, W Stephen- son, W Mewell, J W-lhompson, J B Watson; b Nee!, W Reed, D G Ken am. Company G Wounded P U Walton, J A Lackey, J B Reed. " . . Missing D Davis, A C Hulllicker, J C Wat ers, M 8 Wear. Company U Killed Sgt Bryson, Pvts J A Lawrance, W M. Law ranee. Wounded E W Adams, J Bryson, C BeldU ver, J Blackwood, T O Crawford, S E Toy, T A Tines, TJ Pueison, T M Passan, T L Pann, L L Runkin, J L Thorpe, E J Wertman. ' , Mining Cpl. Davis, Pvts R T Boyd, J Hoiff Bteller, W J Layr A Leper, A Pasca. Company I Killed Pvt H Sigmun Wounded T O Uager, T Drums, J Wes'ly coif, Pvt R Fisber, J Styles, N C Lawjance, M Bunparner, P Sitzer, H Lollins, N SrafiVrstort, J C UilC G Mull. Company K Killed Pvt A Wilson. - - Wounded 1st Sgt A M Gregg, Pvt W B Di van, N C Hart i man., L Fisher, Vm RabL. Missing C W Shall, G W Lowry, Wm Wart, W S Hagar. ' 14 Killed, 75 wounded, 16 missiug 105 tolal. Recapitulation REU. 24th 2Mh. 26tn 35th 49th KILLED WOUNDED MISWNG TOTAL. 9 42 12 63 22 106 5 133 6 40 25 - 71 18 91 18 127 14 75 10 105 HU 354 70 For the Reoistkk. - 11 KA1 1K. 5th N. C. REGIMK5T. 1 Julv 16th. 1862. Editor Reuistkh: In the engagement at Coal HnTbor, on Friday, 27th ult., the Fifth N. C. Regime:. t carried into action one 1 undnd and eight enlisted men, and sustain' d the followirg loss in killed and ou ded : Field Officers Wounded Maj r Peter J Sin clair. ' Company A Killed Ira L Davis. Wounded Pvt? Van Buren Auirey, Thomas B Burke and Jra Blackburn. Company H Killed Ed ward P Morriss. Wounded Sgt Henry W Potter, Pvts Thos L Matthews and Richard Saunders. Company C Killed Pvts Wm D Durham, Burton Watkins, Jas J Price and Isaiah Pedin. Wounded Lt Rayncr Brookfield, Pvts Wm Sterling, Jas J Pool, (since d'ad.) Patiick M Stuart, Ja9 H Ellis, Jno Cookrill,Lovitt Ingram. Company D Wounded Cpl Thos A Mayo and Pvt Jas A Taylcr. Company E Iilled Sgt David Morgan. Wounded Cpl Levi Bame. Company F Wounded 1st Sgt Hardy W Par ker, (since dead.) Missing Turner Mizell. Company H Killed 1st Sgt Jacob J Powell. Wounded Pvts Roden Eure and Mills Eure. Company I Wounded Col Sgt Geo W Grin stead, Cpl T J Hodges. . Missing F M Travis. Company K Killod Alexander Stikleather. JAMES M. TAYLOR, - Adjt 5th Regt N. C. Troops, For the Register 47th Rko't N. C. Troops, ) JulV 15tb, 1862 Ebitor Register : When last writing, we were stationed in the swampy, sandy-black-jack country near Kinston,N.C.j with no enemy near; and 1 might add, never expected but once. Dur ing our last week's stay there, we had tho pleas ure of performing "picket" duty, and "anticipati ing" a fight, for once at iniidtiighf, theummons camo to prepare immediately to disputo tho pass age. of the enemy to Klnston. Then we were marched quickly twenty miles to Contentnear Creek in the direction of Newborn, there to await, but in vain, for the advancing foe; they did not come, (though many a frightened fugitive did) and it was well for tbaui, that the 47th was there. , But now we are encamped on the James, on whose banks something more than battles in im agination have been fought. Iu coming here our wholo brigade moved at once ; eometbing unusual to see four immense trains loaded down with hu man beings passing along together. A merry time we, had of it, and no accident occured to injure any on?. t)n our way from Goldsbord to Weldon, the road at every little station or depot, was lii.ed with ladies, who not only cheered us with their smiles,J but had food, fresh water, and fruits to distribute amone the huncry soldiers t i aud I was told that they daily repaired to the road for that purpose, and especially w reuevoioe wants of the wounded that were constantly ar riving from Virginia. God bles the women of Carolina I if they are not worth fighting for, then liberty itself" is not. We are encmDed now near many of the regi ments that were in the late battles, and from them , can gather manyvintereiling particulars. One of my mends decnfcel the charge as iruiy awiui. y That charge was iattemptedon a position defended by fjrty or fifty guns; some of them siege guns of the heaviest, calibre. Our loss was heaviest hero thousand leini mowed down before its overwhelmine fire!: althoush we did pot take IU jet 'the deteru-incd bravery of our - troops caused them to abandon it ; but it- not aecisive, ii was a glorioua.victory.'; Richmond is no longer men aced, and the proud army that were at her gale, bave lost their coufiaence. Oar advantage gained are more than has been reported byaomo. Over fifty pieces pieces of cannon, over ten thousand prisoners, and at least twenty-five thousand email arms. As for their low, in killed and wounded it was immense : lime jaiay tell. hut their reporU never will. Important move- menu are taking pUcaia tn army, ana u ia not "V - CKP probable that wo will be curced with another lonj Abe health of the regiment has. beeruvery good since iea vine tioidsboro, as we have remained Ofllj a shrort time at any place ; and moving fre quently ia the life of an army. Wo now muster LoVr fUe hundred men for dut which 1 hope may bo aMe toive as good an account of thein selyesasthe brave North Carolinians whose bones arenow. linings the banks on the other side of the 2 r sold iera heed money , sadly j "their bou p tv khol been'riaid, although thev hav beeq, in ser- vu a' nearly six -ir'c r.ths ; nevertheless, they.are'id hi k spirits and auxious to show the fo that "lUtaorfd'U'H hard roai to iraveV ' '"' - DOMINIQUE, y J- -- ; - GlNiCMcCL JLLAN PUBLICLY ACCUSED OF REASON. - -. 'T, Froia.tba Chicago Fetjkiy 2. ifesjterday, during tl 3 excitement following the firttreport8 of the fight i,. ore Rijimond, the par tictilar entiuies of Gen. McOlelUn betrayed their bitKecnofs very deeidodly Excited groups col le.ct.ed at stvery corner. In front of thia office n ver large crowd collected anxious to hear the nefcj-. An excited controversy soon sprung up-. In fih' animated controversy botween Messrs. Mil ton'S, Patrick and B. F. Hadduek, tho former ex pressed himself very freely and unreservedly against MeCHellan. Mr. Hadduck rejoined warm ly. MrPatrick, as a clincher, then declared that within a Tery short period, "Secretary Stanton bad jiold Mr. John 11. Dunham that McCldlan was She greatest traitor in tho North, and that all the Ptiiterial information obtained by the rebels of Federal movements was furnished them by Mc ClHlari'a family." - "Mr.jPairick 'is a well known citizen of Chicago, a roan of istrong political p-ejudict, it may do, but tiil so far above suspicion that we dare not question bis word without further evidt-tice. Ho K asserted the fact without any equivocation or re servation that Secretary Stanton bad told Mr. Dunham that McCle!laii-wa3 a traitor. Mr. Pa trick'i, of course, only rc-ponsible for the story as it comes from or through Mr. Dunham. Mr. Dunitofrt is a responsible and highly respectable rnecjant of this city, lately president of a bank, and;o do not believe that he would state that Statbh had'accused McCidian of trea-on unless he sieurBof tho fact. Now, If Mr. Dunham did did hear Mr. Stanton say thatMeClellan was atrafo;r,, let hiin say so. The charge has been ml publicly on the streets, and Mr. Dunham has ii'tt named a3 the party to whom the Secre tary; lu bosomed himself. If tho Ftorv is false. JustM s!to the Secretary of War, as well as to Mc- CieJ?.iTf,, require 3 that lthould be promjtIy bran ded is i falsehood. If true, and the Secretary of iWarl did siy that McClellan wa3 a traitor, then thA pretary 6f War is himself a criminal noTva 'iqwinijg a irauor to nave commana or me ar my. '' Jet the facts come out. I Ti:E '.LATE. GEN. DAVID E. TWIGGS. TbSielegraph has announced the doath of Gen 'oral David E. Twigi:?, C. S. A. Ho was born in Rich' bend county, Georgia, about the year 1789. In: he entered the army of thoUniied State?, and cnthe i2th of March of that year received the-"atV;ihtment ol Captain in the 8th Infantry. On thef 30Jib. of June, 1846, he was appointed Brig .adierf General, and on the 23d of September of the sarxijs jyear was breveted Major General. He served -yvith, distinction in the Indian wars in Ala bacoaytind alio in the wai with Mexico, his gal lantry (ireing most conspicuous in the bat.lo of Cerro Gorckj; and when the latter war wa9 close', the'ba'ppy compliment was paid Lim of being"ihe hero (Tail fjhe battles and of none of the letters." I As an instance of his devotion to his Statj, it is - mentlcfihed V(at during, the difficulties ..between i, GPOrgia, and the Federal Government, under the J, Administration oi President Adains,(ten. 1 wiggs, , fearing' that he might Lo called u on to act against ; his'riaiivo State, tcri-der(:d his resignation I) the Govern mrr.t a an officer of the U. S. army. So j high 4t"as t-iie esteem in which ho was held, how ever, xxs resignation wr.s not accepted, but he was I trarisrr-r-d to anuthef deparluicnt. Again, in ISOObon Gcorgiu erccdivl from the U; ir , 1,? j resoltcxi to give his services fjb the Sou'.h, and sur- i rendered his comm'ind in Teis to the CunfodL- j .: ate tVtjiorilics For this act ho );, of cuur.-", danoiin'eo.l by tbo Fo.Ieral Gvcriimujil and pi O j pre f u'4t it was approved by ilie Conlederat': Gov ernment, aod the (dd hero wps placed in command of tbj militiary Uepartmont f New Orleans ; but age.a.4d ftHiblo hcalih soon coaipelled him to ro sign; :ad very recently he cata to tbis city to re side. iHth his relative.1. Hero, amid friends and relatives, his spirit departed, and he w;is "gath ered ;io his fathers." "lIlNTS ON HEALTH. :A Tankce paper ccpica the following hints on heaUhfrom Hall's Journal of Jfcalti, a very good authority in such matters. If remembered and practised, they may save raapy lives: 1. a man faints, plaGe him flat on his back, 'and fafc Himi alone. ' ll any poison is, swallowed, drink instantly half a glass of cold water with a heaping tea9lon ful, each of common salt and ground mustard stir'red into it, this vomits soon as it reaches the stomach j but or fear some ot the poison still re mains, swa 'low the whrte of one or two eges, or I drink 6 cup of strong coffee, these two being an tidotes -tor a greater number oi poisons man any dozen other articles known, with tho advantage ot theifj always being at hand ; if not, half a pi;.t offiweci oilj, lamp oil, or "drippings," especially il thy vomit quickly. 3. Te best thing to stop the bleeding of a moderate out instantly, is to cover it profusely with, cob web, or flour and salt, about half-and half.,. v4.7lf' the blood comes from a wound by js or spirt, besiry, or the man will die in a tew mia-ute,-usause an artery is severed; tie a handker chieif lofesely anund near the part, between the wound and the heart. Put a slick between the handkerchief and the skin, twist it around until thObloiid ceases to flow, and keep it there till the doctor come; if in a position where tho hand kerchief cannot be "used, press tbe thumb oh the spot near the wound, between the wound and heart: increase the pressure until tho bieedinir coated (hut not lessen that pressure for an instant un tiithfe physician arrives),8oas to glue up tbe wound by, the-coagulation or hardening .l the" cooling blood. V? 5.? Ifiyour clothes take firo, slide the bands 'down triediress, keeping them as close to the body as possible, at the same time sir.king to the floor by ben4irig the knees ; ibis has a smothering effect upon thjb flames. If not extir guished, and a great headway is gotten, lie down on the floor, roll over and over, or better envelope yourself in a carpet rug, bed cloth, or any other garment you can get hold of,a!ways preferring woolen. , 6. lube body is tired, rest; if the brain tired, sleep. ! . J.'ir.the boweds are loose, lie down in a warm bell, ap remain there', and eat nothing until you are. wel). ' - . 6., If hn action of the bowels does not occur at th,e usoiU hour, eat not an atom until they do act, atieastrfor thirty-six hours; meanwhile drink largely of cold water, or hot teas, and exercise in the opei air to the extent of a general pfispira 'tioh, and keep this up until things are Tightened. TWs suggestion, if practised, would save oiany iivs ftvery year, both in the city and :n the coun try;;'. " ; !9. Tho three best-medicines in tho world are 'arrntli, abstinence, arid rejvse'. I! i j Fresh Arrival at the 2 INDISPENSABLE WljlTAKEITS. 1? JULY 4th,' 1862. Vfl-Bashcls Wheat, Is " i B'xes Adamaatins CamileF, $4 30 M Tallow Candles, t? , 10Dftten (gcna'me) hw & Perrins Worcester . . shere Sauca. IjD 9INT JULir AT WHITAKKR'S. g WEEX-OUi AT WUITAKBRS. txn From tho New York- Tribune, July 1 2 1 THE CONFISCATION BILL. ' The Confiscation bill. afir annarenllT ft rlon.l lock, o suddenly resuscitated yesterday by the j vyomerence oooinnlloes, and a. report was agreed upon, made to the t loose, and -)assel that body by Jk' vote of 82 to 42 the Republican, almost -without exception voting for it; and the Demo- crats against it. Threei embers from slave States voted jea. The bill adopted ns;much strongor than any heretofore proposed. It declarLS death for treason and the 1'roe.iom of a traitor's slaves; or he shall be imprisoned five years, lined $10 -q00, and his estate, except slaves, shall be seized. For inciting rebellion or giving it aid and comfort, forfeiture of personal property, ten years in pris on, $10,000 tioe, and slaves set free. The Presi dent is authorised to seiz3 the property nt nil such persons and convey the proceeds to the Gov ernment. He is to proclaim thai if in "62 days Rebels do not return to allegiance, their projwrty shall be forfeited. Sl ivesof persons pngaged in rebellion, or who give aid and comfort to tho Rebels, that take refuge in our lines, shall be held as captives of war, and be forever free from sdavo ry. So also shall ba all slaves dcseTUd their masters and coming uwder control of our Govern ment, also all slave-found at places occupied by our troops. No slaves cscapi from one iarate to another Stale hail bo de'ivered uexcept for crime or some offense against the4wgof the Uni ted States, until the claimant shall make oath that he has net borna arms in the present rebellion, or given aid ?vr:d comfort thereto. No person en gaged in r.aval or miliiary serviceshall decide on tho validity of the claim or surrender 6uch slaves, on paia cf being dismissed from the service. The President is authorised to employ as many person 'ican descent for the suppression of the rebel' lion as he may think fit and use iiem in such man lier ahc may deem best for the 2ublic xoelfare, and he is also authorized to make provisions for colonizing the blacks beyond tho limiuof tho United States. The President is also to extend to prisoners paVdon and amnesty as he may deem ex pedient. The effort to stay the passage of this important bill was very feeble ; a point of order from Mr. Mallory, oneirom Mr. Cox, both overruled, and a motion to table, it from Mr. Allen, which got but 42 votes, was all. It will doubtless pass the Senate at once, and then the people will look to the President for its vigorous enforcement. WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE QUi. IN' TIN BUSBEE as a candidate for a seat in the House of Commons of the next General As- seuibly. 13th Jane, 1362, je 14 td W5 AUE REQUESTED TO AN NOUNCE RUFUd -H. JONES "as a Confede rate candidate for the House of Commons of the ensuing General Assembly. july 4 td For the Legislature. WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE Dr. JOHN C. MARRIOrT, as a Confederate Candidate for a seat in the House of Common! qf the next General Assembly,. for Wake, county. june 25 td V .. WEK ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN- 0UNCB M. A. BLEDSOE as the Confede rate candidate for re-election to the Senate for the County of Wake. Raleigh, May 26, 1862. ray 28 td ' Direct Importation! run the blockade:: 1AA 1UU TKR aud NOTE PAPER. 100,000 assorted sizes ENVELOPES. SO Gross STEEL PENS, inclnding Gillo t s. 10O beautifully bouad Prayer Book?, Psalms and JJymns, Methodist Hymns, Family Bibles, Wri ting Desks, YVorK Boxes, Playing Cnrde, he, he. Address. T. W1HTAKER, July .Hb, l.Siii Wilmington, N. C. Home Manufactures. REAMS PAPER at SIO jcr REAM. 100,000 E VKLOPES at $10 per 111 mu-T- S. Willi KICK'S, .Hi:, I 862 fit Wilmington. N. C. 100 sa.nd, .' J n I v D RUMS AND PIKES, At n, T. S. WniTAKEK'S, YViliuinton, N. CY July 5th-, l.sC.2 fit Notice. VEGETABLES AND 1UU1TS CON tributcd for the wounded and sick in tho Hospi tals in and around Richmond, Will be reccivod by the Commiesary Departments in ltalcigh snd (hconsho rougk, and forwarded st once. It is absolutely no ccssary, as woll for thcrr recwrery as for their comfort, that the wounded and sick should bo supplied with as many vegetables, Ac, and as much fruit a practi cable. Such arrangements' have been made as will enable the Department to send on immediately all vegetables, fruits, egg?, butter, chicken, Ac. All articles of Clothing may be sent to the Quarter masters iu Raleigh and tareensb .rough, and they will receive prompt attentpni. AH information needed on tho above subject will he furnished by the Commissary and Quartermaster De partment of Raleigh. C1IAS. E. JOHNSON, jy 10 tf Surgeon General North Carolina. Thirty Dollars Reward ILL BE PAID FOR THE DELI V fi ery of WILLIAM M. THOMPSON at Half Way Station-on the Richmond and Petersburg R. R., or the Camp of the 47th N. C. Regiment, near Drew ry's Bluff. Said Thompson is a Deserter from Com pan E, of the above-named Regiment, resides about 6 or 8 miles west of Raleigh, and deserted from Camp Johnstoi,, below Goldsborongh, on the 8th of the pre sent month. J. 11. NORWOOD, Capt. Co. E, 47th Regimont N. G. T. July 15th, 1862. jy 19 w4w State Journal and Standard copy weekly 4 times, and forward acaonnts to Capt. Norwood at Proctor's Creek P. 0., CheBterfield Co Va. Office N. C R. R Co.,) Compact SjTops, July 2d, 1662. j DIVIDEND Nov 3. - A DIVIDEND OP EIGHT PER CENT, on the Capital Stotck of the Company has1 been this day declared, payable on and after the first day of August next, only on the production of the proper certificates of stock. The Transier Book will be closed from this date until the day of payment. JOHN H. BRYAN, Jr., july 5 1m Secretary. Rags and Paper. rTUTE NEUSE MANUFACTURING COM I PANY purchases COTTON or LINEN RAGS at tbe biff he t cash price. On b nd, a supply for ale of CARTRIDGE ?A PER, COTTON WRAPPERS and Common WRAP PING. Address, fl. W. HUSTED, Treas. Raleigh, N. C, July 21962. jy 56w State Journal, Standard. Greensboro' Patriot and Charlotte Democrat, each copy 6 weeks. Engine for Sale. AVERY FINE UPlUGUr ENGINE, in good order, from "8 to 10 horse power, for sale. Apply to A. CREECH. jy S 4w - Alleghany Springs, M05T0MERT Co., VA. THE GUEAT NUMBER OF APPL1CA tions for board has induced tha Proprietors to Open this place. It will be kept ia as good style as the circumstances of tho country will admit. Passengers will leave the train, at Shawsville Sta tion omnibuses will be in waiting to convey them 3J miles, to tbe Springs. . - Visitors will be reccieea iroaa tnis date. t Board per week for 4 weeks and ovor, $12 50 , " under 4 woeke, 14 00 jy v im jivvxu, voiiuuurt a. t;u. Notice. I VILL:PA THE HIGHEST CASH X PRICE Cor C&ttle, Sheep, and Hogs, also for Ba con, Lard, Eggs, Poultry of every description, partic ularly Geese and Decks, delivered, to e at my farm, 7 alles west of Raleigh, formerly belonging to ilintoa Franklin, Ks y.-BD. SMITU. . Kalelgh,14th Jane; :lS6fc ' JaaalS gmpd ' OLD RYE Vf IIISKY EXPECTED DAI LY AT 5 vrniTAKWi'S.', 1 ' r : . - - Attention All ! rniiiirmBDicAi. purveyor's de- X PARTMttNT, Charlotte, N. C, is in need of the followiajr herbs, Ac, tor the use of the Army, for which liho fol'cwilnir nrio-ea will be ctaiil on ln'ir.r ., . the N. a. Instil ui, or to Dr. 4J. F. Arendell, collc. tor or medifinnl hcrfcs. c , fen- this Department, who w "j.Pjr tbroug; Raleigh, N. C. Persons residing in dwtrins wheraithoy can ho obtained, will please give their aur.tUjp t. colleotin-andsaving them, The article; toutt tc qcar and well dried : I ceneKa f naKe mm, Pnccooa or BJoI rood. Wild Cherry hark; Indian Turnip, ! Americj(n Ipecae-root, Blooming Spurge(4 root, 60 cenbj lb. 10 att f 10 " " 1.00 " 5(1 " 25 " 25 " " 60 20 " 20 " " 15 , " , 15 " 25 " " 20 " " 20 " " ' 20 " " 20 " " 20 " 20 " , " 50 " 21) ' - 20 " 00 " . 50 " 70 ' " .20 " " 2.50 perlu?h 10 cents lb. 25 " " 50 " " 20 " " 10 " " 20 " " 20 ' 20 " " 20 ' " 30 100 " " 50 " 75 " 60 " " 75, " " 50 " " . 25 4, u SO 50 " " 25 . " 25 . " 25 " " 50 " " 3U ' " 100 " . 50 " " 25 " " 50 " " Indian Ilhysicf rjiot, Indian Tobacco, : BUek Snake rootjf rose rnt, Cranest.Ml, j Blackberry root. n. - American GcntiahL Uog'Tooft bark, ; " Fever Root, Americas Hellebdro root, Peppermint, ; ; , Skunk Cabbage root, t Jauiestcjtn Weed4f seed and loaves, llemlockr leavcb, ! Wintergrfeen, or Partridge Berry, Horscmit, i i Sassafrajii bark of root, Sassafraj4 pith,! v . Ginsengj koot, j Sarsaparjlla root, Lavender- leares 'and stem, Flax sood, White Ovik bark, '. Meadowi Sweet, American Colombo root, Willow bark, ? i Tulip Tree bark or Wild Poplar,' Persimmon bark froui root, Centaury!; herb, 1 oneset, ; ' . Kntterny Weed, or Pleurisy root, Dandelion rootj Hops ; i - y ' WUd Scnha, I ,j' May Apple, or Maindrake, Butterouinnier bark of root, Henbanqi leaves and seed, - Barberry jleave, 0 Fleabane, j ootch Broom toes of stems. PinkRojoft, i if Worm Seed, J Calamus,! ;j Wild Giiigcr, ojr Ciinada Snake root. Queen's Root, j ij Slipperyi Elm, ; ! Kedx Pepper, X ;j ' AnhNrroed, ! Spear Mint, i I; ' Bitter Sieet, or Wtyojy Night Shade, Hi! Af. HOWARD, H I Surg and Med'l Purveyor, t ! Charlotte, N. C. July lj 1862 w4aw ltn Charlotte Female Institute. THE EXERCISES OF TIIIS-INSTITU-tion will be resumed on tha 1st dy ot Septem ber, nnde the direction of Mr. and Mrs. B PR WELL, aided by competent teachers in ail the branches. The scholastic year i of forty weeks Will be divided into two sessions, one of sixteen and the otter ef twenty four weeks) with a vacation of three Weeks at Christ- mas. For circular1 containing full particulars as to jy l2Ulm . if .ij. REV. r. burwell; Charlotte, N. C. TOTlCE.l WILL ATTEND AT THE XV Codrt Hodsejin Raleigh, on Thursday, Friday, and Satujriday, tjhe 24th, 25th and 26th inat., for the purpose collecting the Taxes due in Raleigh, Dis tricts Nob. 1 and 2' for tho year 1862. ' ! ; I Q. W. NORWOOD, Cpllector. Raleigk, July 8, 1S62. Jy H td Pay Your City Taxes. AAs CITV TAXES DL'E AND Re maining unpaid on the 1st of August nox't, the propcrty.ef the; dolinqueut taxpayers will bo adver tised and1 Sold fur tho Taxes and costs, according to law. ! J. f. CHRISTOPHERS, Collector. Ralciglt, July lSf2. jy 12 td Standard copjv uulil 1st Aug. ; Wanted, riio e.mpLov a :entlfmen, to X tnKjcs. charge of andconduct the YARBOROUGH llorSE,;.in . Ralnigjh, until tho 1st January, 1863. Tbe bcstiJualiticatli(i!is for tjTe .situation aro required, and ;i gcmilf'tns.n wjith a family would bo preferred. Addross lie u:i(cr4gucd, at Raleigh. ji -1 , ! W. R. POOLE, Adm'r. july 1 2-. -;. ; j; A LADY OP ELEVATED SOCIAL PO SlXIOxV. amj fully qualified, wkshes to take charge ojfj a Foramlo Seminary the coming fait, in some healthy portion of North or South Carolina. CominntnScatifu had with her by addrcssinsr. (i , -jj M. L. W., x 4S9, july 24lai -c Petersburg Va. TfOld Dominion Nails," WE iiRE ACCENTS POlt T11E "OLD D0MINI0NT NAIL WORKS" f Richmond,, aud furnish Nails at thoir prices in Danville, Virgin ia, adding the freight an sues. For W) Kegs and. over, . $10.75.' For under 30 Kegs, 11.75. 3d Nails $10$ higher. Cash. I? l " CHEEK A FICKLEN, i : Danville, Va. jnly 2 s2mpd Hillsb oro' ! Military Academy, 1 j HILLSBOROUIT, N. C. 'h V riUIE SECOND SESSION OP TUE 4th X Acaflemic yea of this Institute will cooimence on the 1st ef August, 1862. ' For Circulars or jinformation apply to MAJ. WM. M. UUttfUIN, je 14 i-tta Superintendent. Ji H. Horner's CLASSICAL AJfp MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, - . At OXFORD, N. C.. ir -4 WILL B E RE-O PEN ED THE Stud MON DAY IN JpLY. The charge -fori board, and toltion, exolwive of lights and fuel, wfil be $120 per session. Oxford N. O . Jpae 10, 1882- )une 142ni ; Notice. " ! A SKMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF IO Pii CENT, upon the GapiUl Stock of the Raleigblt Gastonj; Railroad Company baa been de clared payable, one-half in Confederate bond!, at the office ef the Ctunpaay, on and after- thaaeeond Mon day in July, 1862.T W. W. VASS, Ralcigk, June 37, 1862. Twatarer. "I j: , ,. june2-i2o SADDLE TREES. . SADDLE; TREES, i' SADDLE TREES" Of all deicriptioa and sty les, can be made oa reason able tern, at shortest notice, at : lit. THEIJI A FRAPS' Factory, mar l&-tf Raleigh, N. C. 810,000 WORTH OF CjbODS to arrive at tii j! ENERGETIC T7HITAKJSR'Sf EA.WI1ITAKER HAVING "JUST KE . TUJtNED ffem the South, offers for tale tb following goods i 1 -.- ' 1 H .v " on hand, . ; 20 gaskets Champagne, ' 150 Caaea (Bt Jnlieo; Claret, 10 Doxen Pepper Sauce, 5 3otn MuBhroom Catsup, r i 0 Jozen Tomato CaWnp, 10 (Oases French Cordials, 10 iFonads Girai" Pepper, ..-.-". . , ICO U " Ground " ;. 10 H " ' .4?;piceA-. r 20 jdaBi Mint Jolip, ' 1 , in U ! Shrrv Wine. - m , !:' i if: Cr ' .-' - 4 " mv a wti m w xi ,.t-' tbUQ Worth Crockery and QImU war : f