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THE OREGON SENTINEL.
O. JAt'Olts, IMHor.
JACKSONVILLE.
SATURDAY, - - .JULY 12, 1S02.
"To thu smiAC? am' rr.r.ius'i.vv or Yuen
I'.vms, a G jvenvmsvT rou iuc wnou: m .iw
ravunus." II'iijA'" -m.
Hon. Harvey Gordon.
AVe regret very much to lea-n that this gen
tleman, who has Ix-on fox sme con tkrable
time past dintrcrnu'y ill. nt the Visid noe of
lion. Jvssc Applegatc. in Umpqna, departed
tbh life on lt.e 3.1 of Ju'y. 1S62. Mr. Gar
itoo was for a cmwiderably time editor of thr
l?ngluml.
Tlic most sclfUi, arrogant and vpoctU:cnl
nation en the face of the globe is Old Ki gland.
Iu proof of this declaration, let us notice i
briefly n few facts :
I 1. Daring the war of the Revolution owl
of 1S12, the ravages of Aincrirn were her
recognfeed nllie armed, equipped nnd mm
ttrcd into service by her. And many were
the bloody nml damning deed perpetrated by
lier savage allic, upon defriKcks women and
helpless infancy, during tiro cvnlM periods
in American history. Ami ret. clothed in a
robe of wl'-righteousne. die sets Iwrsolf up
as a preacher of humanity to American 1
2. We all remember Imw the went off In a
paroxysm of holy rag when the Government
of the United Stales partially eloeil the Imr
bor of Charleston, by sinking in one of the
main channels a fleet of old hulks toaded with
stone. The history of Kngbmd most conclu
sively show that Ibis method of blockade I
not original with .American, bat that the hlea
was borrowed from Old Inland herself. Some
of onr own rhers are to this itov a fine com-
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
Dntcs to .Inly -itli.
N cw York, June 2th.
The slennier 1'hilmlclphia, from Heanfort,
ami Kricssen, from Kry West, on the IStli,
have arrived. Tlie hitter brings ISO pawn
cers, inemdinr Gen. Beiibam ami stuff, and 37
' soldiers, wounded in the late engagement on
James Island, near Charleston. Tlic V. S.
troops, under General Renham, made an nt
i tack on tlic morning of tire lflth, nml were re
, puked after four hours hard fighting, with a
tow of flfS killed, wounded nml missing. 'Hie
Slh Michigan lmd bat 250 Men left nt roll-
mil. New York 79lh also sufllrcd severely.
Oar troops were obliged to retreat nodcr cover
of the gouboats.
Mnxrar. June 26th.
The first train foe Corinth, vm the Mint-
phis nml Charleston railroad, left yesterday
with n number of teems, wagons and one com
pany of the 66th Ohio, with several officers,
and were attacked by a targe force of rebel
cavalry, fourteen miles from here. The loco
motive and ears were destroyed, 'lliree of onr
tcbds nt'nck onr lines, ovir n3c pits and re- McCall suffered tcvereiy. Generals McCall The Richmond Republican thinks the Con
duubls. Urn. Totter With CO cnnin and n and Reynolds are, probably, taken prisoners, ftdrralo divisions which went into the fight on
nuiiibtr of Hooker's cons, mowed them down The icbcl General Stonewall Jackson Is killed, , Trid.iv. 11.000 stronc. could number onlv six
with deadly harvest. Their loss in killed and nil the prisoners corrobtratimr the statement
wounded is terrible. I In the action of Monday the gunboats Ga-
Under date of Friday, the same corrcspon- t na and Aroostook shelled the tlver road
dent says: Ten guns were taken Irum us by upon which the enemy attempted to advance.
the sodden flunk movement, covircd by a thick They retreated as toon ns the sbellimj corn-
smoke which linng around. A rebel Mnjor
belonging to Jackson's army was captured i
he says a part of Jatkson's forces arrivtd jrs
tcfdny, tlic balance excoted this morning.
Wasiiikotox, July J. A dispatch from
menecd.
Onr troops nre greatly exhausted, but still
in excellent spirits.
Wasiiixotox. July 4th. The PrcsMrnt lws
C.O00 men for duly Toesday. The loss of life
outnumber nny battles, or series of battles,
ever fought.
The latest dispatches from McCtclInn state
that there had bceu no fighting since Tuesday
July 1st.
Gui. Dlx Is reported ns having arrived nt
Fortress Monroe with 550 prisoners, being n
part ol those captured nt the late battles
Icclded to coll into service an additional fnrcc ' among whom are several Colonels and Majors. '
NIJW ADVJMITISKS
Mnl
BRADB0RY&WA5
-i
l ItlMitairt Ml tMa PllfU4ln llMtntaUM t 1!mI i
wh,n .L -h,u m-i il. . -.ii were kilW. and several plScm w cap-
blockade, and sank boats laden with toaes in
the channels of their rivers, the llrillth Lion
forget te prowl, mseh lets to roar.
3. O'd Knpland Iim tieen tint hot-bed of
Abolitionism for the lat 8ft v vears. Tnere
tared, including Urn. Kinney. Majors rridc
and Sharp, and Capt. McCall, of General
Grant's staff.
General Grant has restored the editorial
control of the Argm to the proprietors, with
the notice tbat it will be Mrprefecd if It eon
laics anything oftcnehe to the Government.
New YoaK, Jane 30th.
The T .bnnt V.iti has a dispatch dated
from the tkld. which says a severe nod meet
Onwna SMftmaK. and rihtinmUiMl hlmwlf
ns a clear, nervon and able writer. Mr. Gor-1 kM bw " ,0 'ypoHil eant abont
don. on the fl-t Mondar of Jane bet. was. as " ""riiy ami sin of slave-bolding. Rat
t,ll know, tr.ompfcant'v elected ?tate Rrinter. " M"er w th lw s," W la revolt
for the State of Orejfon. He was bom In '" Gnil Government, and organ.
- .. .... .UMn T'rnrialntinil l2nnMiMsmui -
.ewrt conaiy. Indiana, in urn ycr.r i res. --""-"T J",""" LZT .JT; determined battle, on onr right wing, ocenrred
end wns thiny-fonr yenr. old at the time of TLTu ZnS ""-T 1'riJ-y. which h claimed
lib dtceast. He came to Oregon In the year llmo W" o espou their rf 0Br iMem n HICfmru gwslt.
1545. and followed mreylng nn.il 1659. .t " tZlT S movement, l,,to hlch lb. enemy had ,
which time he went into the Stamtn Met " RiTe" ,,imL1?r-T1 ' '" lmMh i ttWc, w;n ,!,
u Htilnr II . ml .town In lka l.rlm of P0WW' WWW f4' 0-y. U) reeogllfaa) W,"",,.V Wrn , 7", "' , "
i editor, lie was cnt down in the r'lweorijr u-w-rJi.-. ..L, iIu-i wp of Riclwcnd and the entire
We. last at his vitforon intrllectnal jwwers "T, M M dependent nation, lgiam) . ;
werefarr ripet.inff. and all that remains r-r , e--' -. . r- m ,
hhn U. the rememberanee of his virtn-. His ,hw7' nW be ere the noble rermbhe of I
remains were tn. rre.1 at FoUm. by the Me. i Amer,ca " lf power broken, nod
! ncr prestige gone, n. Lloyd UaaUon, the
. irreai bifrn-prktt of Aboiitionitm. is an ling
Dissolution,
rpiIE cnpirtnrohln herclnr,.
X tween the un.kMjjnnl. imJor e '
n..,l slvlo of WAUK, M UlUAxTrr:
day dlMolvid by niutti.il eon..i.i t- .V '.
will slcn in lliiuldfltloii. aii . '
McCkllnn to tle War Penarlinent. from ! of 300.000 men. nml rreommemls tl.ut the! fliv Point wn t.urnr.1 nn il.n .1.1. dMirul.uri '!.H,'!V!1,,?.,lie.!,.0".".c ,nrc bcrcl,y ri'lTtiN5.
niu.n.. .t-iw ,c, i.. i i ..,.-. ;.,..... ... ,...... ;..'..;... . ... . . ; ' ""'y . ,o "",eiiviomm.tlUlr
nr noic. ni iuc snortist poriible il.i
debtors or long standing nre urged kV'
IiitiiipiiI. n llin Inl.liiK.. ....... i ."w
Liwlltors will please present l,rr 1,!?
ftiljustmcnl at tlieir earliest cotncnW
JA.MlvS It. W.)i:
KUWAltllS M0R0A
Jaeksotnllle, Ogn., April l'iib, lscj, ,
Rreckley Uar. Joly 3d, y that I lias sue- troops, clilcRy infanlrv, I Immeilluielv rn-'n slK-lter fbr shamshootcrs
eeeded in getting his army to that lner, on the j rolled, so ns to bring the Iniquitous ci II w ar (wj wit, transports over
banK of im river, ami Ims lost but ofloi""c" "'" " "vu'
... ........
gtn, watch was nMndnneU lbl the rear . . . ., . ... -.,
wagon train was within one mite of camp. ... ... wn,rM ,
only one w.goa living liern nbsmloneil. W e . V0,& Mosnon, July 1st.
nod a mere fight I oesd.y, ve lal theenmy 1Won of mt )at Ui bocn
badly, oar men fighting even belter than i,,, d-Wf ll0i nUcaM MW)teen
fore; that the men wrrc in pood spinf. ami i h ,rliC - . . .,,.,,.- . m. ,,,.
i. t : i e tiv.-i.
uau aiTiivti irvui 11 uw
that reinforcements
Ington.
Oar total loss daring the bole stx days of
terrific fighting nntil Motulay night, was
about 12,0007.400 of whom were hwt In
the battle of Friday on the light wing. A
Fperial dl'patch to the Ros'on Journal, esti
mates the total lot at 1.1 000.
Fortrkmi Moxnoc, July 2d. The slenmtr
Daniel Webrtcr from City Point with a num
ber of wounded has arrived. A gentleman
having charge of them informs me that yes-
James River is
20 gunboats are
In the vicinity of Harrison's Landing. Rebrl
prisoners statu their loss nt 30.000, while ours
cannot exceed 10,000. The Itcbcls had 200,
000 men engaged.
Cvtno, July 5th.
News from Vlcksburg, June 2Cth, states
that Porter's tleet commenced to tliell the up
terday was the sixth day of the battle. 'IV i
most terrific fighting extended alon: the whole '
8rtb rnmv larlmr lwn nr llirrr In Mif n.. ' tt IXllteriCS UelOW tOrtll. I Ills COtlllllUCtl U I
The battle commenced with the lund forces, ;l,y "itlMul nn)' ntlJ "S wa
and after ioar hours fighting, the gunbeotsgot ! on Frid.iy, being directed on the town,
iHwnhiiJwii ui. it.- i,.,ia u.r our which shells were seen to burst. The
' and lnee.sant fire, which tbev stood for ,no city must liavo been greatly damaged; fires
hoars, when Ibev retreated. Our troops cap- i crc " ln Vl,rious P""- We are Informed
tnml, nothwlthstnndit lllr disud vantages, hS Iwllspotnb'c nuthorily that f.,000 negroes
'alargeimmbcr of pieces or nrtillerv. ami 2,- j '" n O"1 .v Uracrnl Rutler to open
000 prisoner, including the rebel General wiial acrow the beml on which Yicksburg
1 Magrmkr. Tlie place wliere this action took f I" remains is now situated. The channel
' plow is near Tatkcy Creek. The enemy ht , f ' -MleelMlpp! nl won make it an Inland
everything ; rctreullnB in preat disorder. i0Kn
sons, on the 7th of Jo'y, 1?C2,
K
L1 A I? -"ii
TSZSS,
ll-tti,,!"ilnl"
The attack was made by the enemy in im
mense force, who erosaed the Cnlckabom'oy
near the railroad, above ilcchaoicsville, on
Ttarsday afternoon, and bngU desperately ;
'fheir loss Is much greater than oars. Iu re
tMit M .(!..) In to linl A l.t.ilr liU .at.! nu.1
tt. Ah. !.. .. Ill w 1, Im. ttMM 1. IM. " """ T'" " 6""' ""-
,1 ,..,, ...... rlages. Tne nature of the crounJ rendering
McCT.n.nshci,.rleri are a Ilardlng's t lmpmihk l0 more l!mn
Undlng. i'o-day hit lines extend five mile w. .. t-i.- i.i.
.ksn lu4. t.1-1 1 Mt.!. . !.! '
wrt iv.Riiii tiraimnM.4i J w invic VI lT
.-J I
uttu CJ.. UJ.H nte.l TJ.. I.u omt.
fill,
Clilcflgo, July "ith.--Yicksburg is
No particular.
ours i
1 IlHIlM'MH
The Northern IHincs.
The Tclegrnpltlc Xcwi
,issbman by birth, and M'emWi Phillip, ibett- '"""'- unee wir men u ungw
! prncll orator. U of the same slrlpe. After ro, tlo& tUt " were ten to one. 'Ine
Iblt, when Kogland eon into mowninc orer "! " VH day on ow aide was
The telecranhic dismtehe .'onod in onr na
tier of this week are of the deemat iatereat to . the amfamoN of Ameriean alatwrr. m nk.ll ! McCaH's divUhm
vetrr American. Sx days of tcrrifle fichtinr know how to appreciate her grief, and how to j 'n? '"rt btttfdi tw0 UH ta, wbe"
Us taken place before "the Rebel Capital, gnage her torrow. divh)ion wds ordered back,
IV number killed and wr.onde4 on both sides - On the leibof April. A.D.lSM.a Coo-i 0c,r, McClellan wa on the fWW.atd
will not fall short ol thirty thotMand. . re wae ht Morion at Parle, It eowieied of "t1"" hhoeelf satisfied with the rew't.
McCkllnn. It appcara, bad contemplated for erm! mnratlme powers, represented by their Vtrt I0,,rr- V"" J"ne T,h-
semat contkrab'e time, a ebange of the base phmitiotentiwiee, namt4y i Great Itritnln, Ana- Kctafera report lUt Jackson. Prlot and
f hk operations from the low groan of the '. France. Hack, Prwwa. Sardiala and "f"rJ RnAsnond and all are about
CWckahomlny to the high lands lying along Tnrkey. The eU-ct of that Confresa was the ioW rff"ed "poclt commands. It was
the James ttieer. Several reaeons'are given ' meltoration of the laws of war. and e-aeeially ,u nM nmV yesterday that
for thk change of base. 1st. The tow. marshy ! of the right of neutrals in time of war. The J" ,J Bn, MeCMhM.'. right wing,
nnd timbered land along the Cbickahomioy delrgates from Great Uritain made thnolves " Vo,c, JM 0,
woe tramvorable to seige operations ; and ' ufikmsssly prominent in that Nattotwl C-n-1 11" I""1" has the following : Tbnrmmy.
Kcesdly. by a change of base, he could haw ftm in the advocacy of the prineipiH of gco- bot ow, " "Mn.v ' ""ck Wl
theaMUtance of the gunboat, etc. Until nl benevolence, and it was tlwoufh her in HCT1 Stnnebam's foror . in the vicinity of
nmy be asked why be did not choose this latter i finance that the following propositions were ' '' O" ' '". PvUibly for the pnr
Imk of operations in the first phut. Simply adopted : bom of accomplishing on ostumnking move
beeaisea it was nut aeceMtbir . iim JL . Tirot. I'rbrataeHac I and remains nMhhrd m"at " r,Kb- " te epftt w nttvo
nUknow that the Mcrrimae blockaded the . . Zx ). Ti . !Hl ?: " r W I. tfc-t .t.i,
month of James Hirer up to U 1 Ub of Moy. . ' N 8boril, ofterwnrdi they onmmsnsid xir
white MeCiellan't former hue of operation , coniraband nt war. ar not HaUe to eaptwe oroa eMwonadiiig from the eminence opposite
wm selected on the 0th. . " iLzSLr " . Mechanlcavllle, about one and a-half mik
Oalbt-Jthof Ja0.MhcrigUlwingof )U mubT rtheU-U-T UuTsar. mJ dliloftt fMM" tw0 Utk
nrmy, tinder lieitatiman. advanced and cainod h ulciwit ture. r4l w prui avecM tu ; lw. 'JVy were replied to
high ground on Jam river. Two immtrcd JT Ul,fBC"r- , , I'eoua Ratteriof. on plekot duty, on the Me-
wen were killed or wonnded on ttis day. ! , liMipiWttons. in due time, were laid ebanicevin road ; the other from behind the
This move disclosed to the rebel cbie the de- bef0,, ,h 0o,tn,wtnt " ,B l"ied Suies. earthwork some distance to the right. About
right wing was jiianned ten days ago
woaU hare been carried oat but lor certain
reasons which it k not proper to statu.
NotwltUstaodlng the fuet tbat the enemy
wu greatly superior to tw In every action,
they have been repulsed eftcner then we bare
and their Ion exceeds ours.
Our informant says McCIeilan and his staff
From the mas of coutradlclory reports
from the northern cold field, we think I lie (ol
The Miowlng account of the btl! of toning conclusions can be safely relW upon :
t.Ji M.uJh ..l I'.J. fHKA nnit. I . ... . .... ...
l. The mines in tlic vicinity or l.ll; City,
or, In more general terms, the mines north of
Slmot).nrc(ptitccxtcosivc,am will Iw nwredu
rnblc than unvyct discovered. Nobigstrikei
think that the present position cf the armv is ' , . , , , , ,. ... ., ,
. . ' ... ., . movement and started in pursuit with the!
far more advaotafou a a basis ol operations , , , , . ',. , ., u,
advantageou
against Klcbmnnd than
tiinl. Tli vtnitnintri pan borr malitpiulli- uU in
carrying on the war. The enemy's lore, a
tated by prisoners, was 150,000 men. while
our eftvet've force did not exceed 9-V0Q0. I
New Yuan, July 3d. The lltnld has de
tailed report of the battle of Thursday, Fri- j
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, June
, 80lh, and July 1st, has len recvivtii : Sun
, day morning the corpj of Fraukliu and Sum
ner were left in the woods, at Fair Oaks,
with lb Instructions to evacuate and protect ha, e been made there, nml no fbuloaly rieli
thewpp'y trains to James river. Tbcy hod j( p., fonmj. i,ut there Un large txtint of
naruy kii imir poMiioti buu were la.iing ; minlns country that will pnv from three up
to leu dollars per thy. The country is to a
great extent fiat, and without sufficient full lo
work Ike mines advantageously. These mines
can lie worked generally from seven to eight
kft
back cs railroad, when rebel
were
discovered
the
"I"" ..knU rM Cn r...L)lf .Vol ltu.f .MrlKtli
ll.Al t.lllkrlA iMJM. .11
M. .-..... W .H-
that our officers had barely time to place their
men in iiion to receive thewi, lfore they months in the year. The frailty of the gold
were upon then. '11m enemy ndvunced to . ( Rool
the atlack ut two e'etovk. 'Hie battle lusted j . Tbo Salmon River Mines ore f.ibu!ou.Iy
till dark, during wbtoh the enemy totWtcd ; rich but not extensive. The claims are all
terribly, advancing in n solid inaw until , taken, and the chances ate aenintt the mining
ullkln a kliArf tlitAllril tif ami- -.pIIIIm-v 'llum ' ..1.HiUK.. lAu.uAIM .l.t.l.. t it.t. 1..in
T'JtSkTZi1 "r " '' UUi' Ipertod. TlcgoM is of very fine ami ol per
1JZ1IZJZZ?hZ; "W. by .he hundreds. At duk Uny. -or.hmily about twelve dollar, pr
LTrlZlL ruJX9 HUod,W " J M. TW I confined to nutrow channel, or streak,, urn)
and Sunday W fore under 1 W-i ' SJ? " fL .'T,- T. . ll S
tv- ixl .- Lit m,t uloiir iL. lift, of . ' . ." . " " """ " lmu uuv ''" ",w "K ""V
. .. .. . . ....... . . . i twelve car nnIer a full bead of
tne iMiiromt ana tne n Mimntftiurg roati, ami qt.,.
marenea to Barnes nver. jm rtti crooHii
Copax-tnorship.
'P1IK subscribers hereby form a enanfti;,
L Hie General Mrreliamlbe ltuti-w.
r.L.....vllt.. n.,.l 1M....I- I... '"""HXl
v..vnCw..... ...... . uiitn.1, neKVti C0ft
Oreson, under the name ami nvle tf ntT
IlL'ltV A WAUIi uu-
Tliey assume nil the llatitlllitt ofil.v
firm of WADU, MOIIGAN A CO.. .-.iJi'
thorlzed In collect all ilctn.ttid) Oilc tliilkJ
I1..I.I ..III ..I - ...I.- I..- .. . '"'.
riivi- "ill .n..;v iur.v UUB iioiiccinJut
ii nuuuui ui.iuv.
lkwis KimADni'nr
jamrsr.wam:
April 2.Mh, 180i.
GrZ"0t
Hediietioii!
NO MISTAKE
bv
nbove the
Campbell's
signs of MeCWIao. and as the move nt always ' " "v amratimr ;.000 uf the enem ' inhntry and a squadron
n difficult and dangerous one, tho rebel sow ' WM 0,Dl- Oo Govtrnment at first of eawlry cromd the Cbickahomioy, in force,
their opportunity and precipitated a battle m10p0,M, "P M,,"lTmc,u '" 6' propoal-' a short distance nbove llw Yirglni Central
with overwhelming nombera. The fighting J'0"' mi " ?' ' Tfrd and Hoad. nmkiig a rapid advance toward
on the 26th, 2 ith and 2dth wa terrible. The , Km '' bul G"t Hriuin ,,hutA to , McCair d.vUion, who were entrenched on the
rebel were the attacking party, and In every '' ,0 ,By modific,,ion r ,k "b'"l PP-, hiily wnodland. and acrom Swampy Ravine,
cute failed to accompli their objeeL The Finally, in A. D. leCl. the Uov.-rn- half a mil in the rear of M.cbauicavillc. The
Untoo troop held their position antU lb or. mnt of ,he l lud S,,c,' ,fter iM Fb Petmsylrania R fle, and CVmpUells
der was given to evacuate them, nnd nrmmt ' t0 "" ,h 0P,io" tm) "oddfcBtion of battery were on picket duty. who. with the
their allotted place in the new baseline of op-; ,k " Pf0I,0,',w, 7 ' incorporation of an ' eseepUon of on company which anriendeitd,
cratioo. They did not retreat m moat mmtuau,nl ciempting ine privaU property or Ul back behind tho nremrtworlu. When the
stance becmss they were drieeo back by the , '"Jlr,J Mf htlonging lo belligerent tto of battle wo draun np. the nmmf hod
enemv, bul done to in accordance with the at. , S,,, (nm mimt " aiioo by national adrnnerd down the rear of Mecimnicovilli,
rakned omn of ocraiioo. Oa Moodar mad i " fa "rollnai war, agreed to arorpt the on tho low marshy ground where our fwes
Tuesday tb Fideralt were entirely victorious,
rtpulning the rebel at every point of etlucJi,
and taking many prisoner.
of ogeratioos. Oa Monday and i " ta nsaralim war, agreed to areept the on tho low marshy ground where our fwos
'tdVcnl were entirely viotoriou, wP"loB dopled at the I 'or! C'ungre. ' wm n M, on the northerly tide of the r
nUk at mmv l.t f u.,.4. ' "" " tne . mica aula to lb Court rlne. when lb cooflkt became teirrbk. 'lite
of St. Jam was directed to enter into nego- , h rkj .letermined courage, ot-
At the klott date the Union Itomx wore . . w"" lM vmimmtH w ureal Or nam tmtd to ine forward over tb miry
weU posted, on tbo new hoot, and were in e-, trmUm , t"Bw of the ground. It bullet and gmpeahot Ml among
oeJtont tpMu. Reinforcements were arriei . ,. S",t? ,0 "l I)',r"l!o arto , tbem Ilk. hall, moving them down by hun.
in largo number, and it i probable that the ' Tf rJi"' 0owro' G drdt. 'Jlii. continued till dark, when they
nmel oapital. ere th. has been taken. jwtorerucd to enter Into anohnegottotion; withdrew. Cunonading wa kept up nntil
TSrot nnudrtd tnoosund additional troop f. ii 8'mp,,r bW"M X Sw,,hw" octock. when the battle cea-d. Cur foror.
lmv been called for by the Government, and " 8iwi ,Uir tfoT"". eored with oarlbwork. uBWd but l ghtly.
tho loyal Stole are furnUhing them with abc- " ibl w,en,4, Southern Coofcdoraey had . Ul in lb afternoon, tk c-mmy mud u
rity. Nw York tent t!z full, now revimenu ,"orco rOf - I ner wa a nto.peel ubarg with about one hundred cavalry, and
Immedlotely.
then that the commerce of the United Stale then attempted to eruos the ravine, but the
-- I -" iiiti vj vuincrn piraica. anu none 'xcam mired. A tquadron of our
Tjssi Focsrm at Jrosiviujt.''he natal ,M( l,lJ,nf soticlpatiou tnlirely changed It cavalry, teeing their position, made a charge
iwy ossr notion was cckbratofl by tho pen-, ',w",, curueer oi firivateering. jt wa not ; down tho hill, when the rebel cavalrymen
de of Jacksonville in a proper ami becoming , dmoostrably corlniu then Hut it wa a vi-' abondooed their bone and lud. 'fhe infanlrv
maawr. A national salale s fired In the 'M'0" " th leP'e of natural justice and ftgbt w a then renewed, and according lo the
morning, at noon and in the evening At ten I1 henevolenee, and that it needed abuli- atalement of roy infbrnmnt. continued until
o'clock the procession wa formed under tb i tlon w tvw "ltorotion. mm tN evening, when a retreat was
dbooiiou of th MMoMstor-th due, Mowj . ore a f. f toe many indatM of ordered. Our force began to fall Uek. Da
K. a Sosuion nnd X. R. Ib. ntvl nficr hnv-, c'i,b 1 lypocriy. Ifthemlkdupou ring the day, the battle oorretpondent nay
log maroktl tbsongh the principal street of to ftie whether a propotiiion 1 right or the mnnonoding and musketry was teinde. '
the towtt, pjoMid to B gham's Grove, a do-' "" Sl "l " mah her o n inter-! 'H.e enemy oltempted lo break through our
lighloom spot, bat n short dktanee emt of ""d ,l" u dUgly. According right, but was repohd, ami thorlly alUrwonU
twn ; wlsfe tho csercioN of tb day took to ' """dwd of national inurnl, a propu.i another attempt was mad m the toft wills
plaee. The prayer by the Rev. Mr. Stratton ' xUm b 'S''1 -JJ' "t w' .o-morrow, ae- tl.c tame result. l he Utile tUn IkwI been
was fervent and rmprcosive. The Deeuratton H hr varying intertet and MifUmeat. . raging for seteral liour wiitaut any oppareut
was read by Mr. Dorr is in a clear and dialinet , Wc 've ft h"' MJrwd (Hatio( to tetth- oliange or odUge oa either side. The re
manner. The oration, by Mr. Rd, Ksi., w'b " ofier our domeslW didleullios nre inforeemenU of artillefy cam slendily along
was brief, pungent, tinty patriotic and to the v. ''I inoolfnee exhibited by Ut lo .he the field of Utile. The wemy then semd to
point- Maton nnd Slkkdl afiair k till) rsmembered, nwke n loot dpernte t-Kort nnd came near
The Jacksonville Rrat Road exoall tl c of theenptursd prize brig, Rinelie forcing our mn baek Into tho low ground,
i nnKcc iioouie, Jjasl Lulumbb and olhor na-1 ol- i'i,i still unsnjwtetl. American cits-, between lite hill and bridge, where they would
tiooal air, in fine style. The tinging by the , cannot U tuken in irons to England, and . have bten slaughtered by thwsoudi bsfore
Glee Club wa excellent, and one of the most , Jy of reckoning npnoinletl. thsy could Lave crossed the bridge.
nv t .... t c- . f ........ I Wagons, artillery, ambulances and men
Rox t Likk It. tome patriots !) slightly ' ,. ". ,.. ,..' ... ,..,., ., ,.
were out inthoir full uniform.and Isad their ' jj' ." Jjlr plicate nerv Jarred ZZZZZZ
truek ornomnted inatasufuland bcunlirul, "' J "; nunoiatiou of , w ,oced 0 lte brW Al,llIBlli;eSne
manner. 'Iy added very rnueh to tbo Inter-, "" In orm "golwl H'lr Government, on . . . ' , ., " . ....
ti nf fl.A Art.s'AM ' I lie Fnurifi nf.TnU. Avlinl n Vtn r-.r.r,n " M" ov v .- M ..j ..., s.t m
h w (SSv WVVWIIVilt " -" - - - ...r , II IVIIIMIUII ) f
train
tUn.m rati toots needed. These mines con ernlv be
All the quarlermatUr ond oom-!Woiked ndvantatuoutlv six inetitln lo the
tiiIiitt tlnrmii lliMt rnul I tutt Im iaav.! urf.' . rni. ...i-.- . i.......im u.i.i ..t ii.
the Cbickahominy in great force on Sunday, ' "!. I u, ir.Wr ,ih Lrni I ' r .. . l m T . .
readdng the rnOroad-Ut mad no pt. r i a . V . HW,T UU ,0 a ffmt d'f,,,, ' Kp0f U ol
mainlu7 half an hour in iKuMss'on of the I w f tores. A Urge Mote ; , ntrti rjeh dicovri.g in the vicinity of
rrrJtTbrour trooiToV Uth .lie. " M"W " u" M,,u K" "" "" ' 1'wfciJW Wiy urc not v,o nuthentleate.1.
5T? rTTi i Tv i I .7 'ded, wbom it was impossible to get away, and 3 - rt , rMe,iD UJ fr0(. ,.owJor
of the ChlckahomTny. including the br.de-es . .,, .. ,,' ., ., " , M' , """I0'" ruciiin0 us irom i owuir
and earthwork we had Greeted lantott tU'r I W ,l "" ' r 'R000- liver nre son.owhat vague und contrnJictory,
tiudwrihw-orlt. w hod erected ht lb. r .JV mwAmni HYtnl httwked ouj ore M,v - , , . ,
approacti. All ourttore were withdrawn In ,. .1 .. ,..,. wi i nnkumi nuran mi nmnce oi
raod order with much toss ot 'iim, '" "" " tonJ' Wve that the gold fields In that recllon
?T T?.t i s C 'lT trV AmSkt the Utile of Sun- nr9 ctcotive n:d mtdirately rich Foou-h
wm tremendou, flgbtlng dwiug the ,. T9liwitr rf U.BB, l0 W,ll, ! TTio walrnnflu atlf.lon llmt ma?."
inoot. and heavy lorn tmboth side. 0k Swamp Rridge. distant 12 mile, .here I rf ,k .u, BW, d,y Su!cls, losdlng Into
Jim 7 ism ewrespooaeni states tbat J4c- i0 await th udvaneeof the t-nemr. Mon. i..j., ,i. ,- ...ti-..ii.. ,i..i. i ...... t..
CfeUnnoitaUbrd hi. rters ilooday ; j,, BOfnUjg th enemy cam. up Iwldly. early. ww.rJ tlw Mutttlonl mlfK'r for In, labor.
w.Wronliill.o.emb. buck of 1 urky 1 Uvl.g born reinforced by troops who fonghl ,t-!ve ditches mutt U dug before ibe rich
UndBrtKl At two oeloek Moodsy P M lbe UllW Sunduv. About 3 o'clock It m 0f the mine can be fully devised.
firing wm ward in the dirion of White Ot ; .bought that some portion of our Iim must n ,ichet ,vrs,ecu h.ve been foam! In Hh
Swnmp where yemwn holding the rebel LUe. ., the rebel were constantly throw l? ,kv Tegohlfoul I., this mining
in check, who wore -""tut tf roo. in I- frr,b troop Into action. Oar troops in from . u wbal ,, ,, aw, of
mens, force. Th rebel nrtdkry and earalry ih, bridge now toll bock within three mile flm qiv
fro.1, from IlWhmond. tbtn nppeo-nl m onr . f rwfcry letond, wlx th. fight was renewed j .,. W, jr Ul uh fron) lta Joim
sWl - ll.ta'a -..J Irui' - - . .a . i . .
m,....n..A.,.maamm witn in greai( uemmiuaiion on wm JtiverMlne. There are several eomwntes of
torcateUtfmunoy. A Htot lerr.fic fight tmwk. 'J-kotees on Monday was Uenvy on men mining on this river, and they uro said
sued-t tm.evaieot Ibat the overwhelm both tid. 'IV greater imrtlon of the Iran- t0 u lnmMn. lfMn Ut l0 ten ,,',
tog force of IU tofael wos gaining, when the portatton My crossed Turkey Island Rridge. ; ,,,,, ,v ,,,,,, ,rtofl of ie ,mk
gunbouts opened wlih th 41 rounder up.m dome of thereur wagons were uUndonwl tu Uw Oow bank, ftfH, bm of r
the enemy tb fight continued uniildwk. make ,mag fur artily- 'IV fight was r nod a, the pro,psels b.erwso In rM.new.o.
About ten o clock I. tkeventotf the lVlnce;:wd early Tuesday by rebete-lhoy il-,ilu.lfrnsa.niid lhy nci.b'd lo gel
! Jinvllle. Ridie dt CUr.rc and Count ; jiy fl,unding lo crush our army. It tooted further down Into the river, they onlielpale u
Pi 1 nt tori . heoMrtor. rmlmrkod on gun. ttnt , remltittj; in cootidorable lots on I golden harvest this fall, w ln they will be en-
TltT ? " -T". I"! ! ,b f,,lc, ttlB " "' rrtfea,fJ' fc" I uUW k 'o Ikt UU of u ream lt,r.
MeChdhn to Government. W hw the toft oil ; tfct ,W ,0 ,, troow. ,. ., riM1 .,,, .Iui, ,.,,. . .
wo quiet along the rtoer. .rh) t( . nneti oUwit 3 0.rfock ,h it M1 wj, u foimd nl ,( ,, wnUr )0k'
R.io- July 2u.-Gov nor Andrew r. M.,uairaW.numUr.Ut reUrsd after From nil of Ibcs gold fields a large
issued u call to th )Mf4e ,, MaMcbu4etl u.n jjrafi.r iu ,uu-u a,i nrtinrrv ror'-wn... r .i.. u ti- r.t,. . I .! "i
to UU up to the -'-" Wr " reg - lwo lhctt( tor , lw, BBWU(lU u t JywI
mtnu now to the field, nnd tor fWloun new vol-; u.kito. to tom ongageJ. lht exwfW wropariiw owj pr,vate MKUtoU.
untcer leg.menU. I The loss to our armtos during these sever e iVoUbly tbo- statements ought lo U tuken
Cosuwh. J-Jy W-Wjt ' lWuU to not kuon, Ut :u.0M Uo.J Hh Mnie gfnI, of B,rownM. j,uk,n- B
Colonel SherMon't advance guard two mile !st U glton or U1W, wounded and uU. Jlmj j , , , , ,
north of lVJrilto. at esgki o'doek yet.d-y : The euem's Urn in kUtod must far eioud b. mtoeT MlfS S ? .
a part of hr-JT. bril.mn't du is, I -'. W. hav.takon TOO primer., among I , "-H Z "
wuom m tare i.ieutenauu atut v Major. t ' ""
lrcirts44WtofMaHtudrtopr-UMy lvwU nw,:o nr 26.000,000, pr year.
amUtak. The loss of field artillery l about j Considering tho undeveloped Mate of the
thirty pieces, during the teven d)x. Gwi. I country, and tho short time which Us t-Inpscd
Revnold and Cant. KlnaUrv. ofLU MatT. ware Uluee the diseoverv of these cold field. Hnv
ooemy ooo,.iucw retreating. j.. . ,wij-MIJ-iuiM, n uj j- im..i. i narfnlnlv -lv rlrli urninUn fur ii,o ri .
v .,.. ,.r .i.. i, . . "" " "v - i o i - .-......
..v.,,. w ,.. I raul. and Col. Woektoii, of Jllohlgan. Gens.
Ciiicaoo, July 2d Letters from Fort ;Sumiwr und lUintelfnan were both slightly
Rtnten, lo the 8th of June, say the expedition wounded, Wit neither lft the fklJ. Gan.
under Lieut. Mullun, reached ihtra that day, .MoCall was jea to fall frwo hk Urw during j "vWsoii. .Mr. JJavWsou is still or the opin
from Oregon, having born oogMgod four oars the Ultto, Ut us he was takeu prUoor, IU ex- '" that tlie Powder River mint are not only
in opening an immigration nnd military road tent of bU injuries nre net known. Gm Jt,lyn very extensive, but very rioli.
from the Columbia riter to Hie Missouri. A , f 1'etinsylruola, Is killtd. Cupt. CawpU'll, of , Oukr.v, June 2"ih. 18C2.
portion of the command is destined for ihe'U Filth rogular cavalry, Is killed. . jlf. VJHor . Nono of tie Juckwnville
Miaoouri, the remaindtr under MuIIjd will re-1 Rave cneampid on high, rolling ground ou bo) that Etnrlcd by way of Klamath
turn to t ulla alio, f hey reiiorl ereat dis-. WC banKs or Jamus rlter, Aftutm milt from Iuko hava yet arrived. There Is
lb enemy's rear, while the tueoud Iowa cav
alry mode a dak iv wntud u the rver,
alarming them to moan that Colonel Sheridan
wo enable to hold them in check. At three
o'e'ook tb onemy oou,.iuced
I'owuwt Rivm: 'I'hc following is an ex.
tract from a letter written to us by Andy
TO MAKE ROOM FOR
Sl'UIXG AllKIYAIi;
WE WILL 5ELL
STAPLE GOODS
AT
REDUCED KATES!
For Cash or Produce
DRY GOODS,
oxaOiorzivrG,
BOOTS AND .SHOES
AT
Very Small Profile
To CoiTcsnoiia with tlic Times
klBBURV & 11'JDl
TO Tin: OITIZKNS OP
riKK.MX AM) YICIXITV,
pfeatant featRiM of (he day.
The Jaokisnville Hook & Ladder Company
Tho day passed off pleasantly, nnd all felt
a renewed dutermisatioa to defend and perpet
uate the Government, wLosc birthdjy they
bad celebrated.
The ball in thoevcuing.atthe United Slatts
Hotel, was well nttcmLd, nod, according to
the testimony or those present, was n happy
gathering and a pleasant party.
-.- .!. -I-,- Al I...-- I.:. I
nf il. Hi.. nf il,l.. .. i t.i . "" Hum ii". imr, .uiuiivrD jriiuirii
or tee titness or tilings some patriots seem to i ., , . , , , , ., ,
have I Th,y will be opl to get ud lo M , T anr llJC K" ' 8 ri, , f barc nrnM'
thing, before many cycles or years shall roll an W",e rd:rt,d l0 ' J avc !,c
UV! yell and went to work. J he result was, the
- i enemy Ml back to the woods. Thus matters
.Tiie Herald and Mibmob The San i stood up lo 11 o'clock on Sunday morning.
Francisco daily newspnperlMaring the above' At dark the attack was made along tie front
title has lately changed hands. Tho new pro- j or the entire line of Hooker's, Kearney's and
prieiors promise tbat its former erratic nnd ' Sumner's divisions, without nny material re-
EST To make rosin for lelegiopldc newJcccnUlc cou,,e wiMiochnnged. As formerly suit.
Aiir. aI. ..!.. ..t .L - . r l- .. I .!..,. S,. I II .. 1. 'j.....t I 1 . Ml . . t . . . . . . 1
wuwiuwcij, ii wu too luiviuviy iocoi to uc ol Anouier corrftpoiulent,speat.ingor iridoy s f
tU ofliclol abdtraet or the vote ror toeallon of
Beat of OowoBitnl has been laid over.
a rumor
coveriesou the American Purk of JK-H's Uotc RtotojsMsntJ, and the Irowporl nre already un-! that they have struck good diggings on the
and Chief Mountain Lake. , ,ortlqS Wdtor. The oommanding General ' head or the J)e ChnKs River, nnd ore ston-
Nf.wVo.ik. July 3d,Thc World's rre f "wT.. "n" "" y ping there. Tho i..l..H here nre spreading
pondeut from i battto-field, ha, uSiSZZ . 4"4
lie soys MoClcllan's advanoe on Tuwday was I from Buauroi ami Ja.v ....i.j-..-i. nwm"" daily arriving, ami cabins
within fifteen iniks or Richmond. '1 he enemy ' rurec double that of the Airoy or the I'olomae.
were terribly cat up iu Monday's battle, which Many prUoner belooglng to Ueaurogard' army
was desperate iu the extreme, nnd was repulud aro taken.
nt rour UifTerent point ; they presicj Jleilzel-1 Tho IUcbmond
Jiawintr, ot July Fourth.
maiihardbutSuniDcrwcntlohUrelieUudlhelghes ibe followfnz relative to the buttl.w.r
enemy were finally routed with great slaughter. Monday !
Ileilzelman captured eiiiht cuna mid a whole I " Snndar raornlnir. Jnuo 201b. Ocn. Hill nni
brigade, 1,400 strong, Including their Colonel, ' Jj.0,n?,l,rw',1 vvllu ,lu!ir divisions. crol the
Pendleton, of LouUton.. .r.f, Mim. i "l.cSl?,,.,?f. and J"le "''!. morning at-
, ,. v..e..-...i i iMMii iu eiienir, nvoinilc
intercut to the general render.
Lamar, and McGowao, or South Carolina
All our siege guts havo bten safety removed
lo the river except one. Our Irawporlation
is all safe, except soveuly-fivo wagons.
In Monday fight wero Keurney, Hooker,
bottle, toy t'Hricc along ihc front did the I Rlcbsrdiou aud 5aH, The retervc under I Gw. l1l ilWly relwtcd,"
mr. livo in 11k iorlli.inl r,r I'l
waning, ou tiio uw Maiket road, The con.
Ulct ttns terrible, aud by 8:3y a. m. thv enemy
was driven back u mile and a huir. At 930 a.
., being heavily rolurorovd, the enemy made
anothvr stand. Hero tho loi on the Confrdo
rate side was ttrrible. Our hltnnt!nn i.uln-.
hopylvsl agaluit tuob overwhelming fercW.
j.kwis i nnAtua'pr,
&II 'i':,
BRADBURY & WADE,
omen with
HAVLVO liousht the Stocks and MmMli
Iln.luwi or M. r. Itl.DI.KII & iJl
SMITH nnd I'. V. McMANLW. Mi . t IW
point, and loiuul the llrick l)iiil'liiij( lulf
ieoiipl(d by tbo first named nwtlcs.
ollVr liiilucvmviiU to the 1'ubllc lo fsver "'
with their patronage.
Wo pltdge Guivilve to keep fJOOU ARTI
CMS. nnd IokII Hkiii at llu J.OVW.-'TJ'V-h'
SONVILLK rillCT, which arc fasl Wl
down to Summer ruks, Cull and fee.
We will tuko nil ilocrlpllum ot Produce tin
cau be Jiipoiccl of without u lo-:.
BiUDBDIir & WADE.
PHaJ.VlX, April 'J5, 1662.
JiUklOHUtli,
arc going up In every direction. Provisloi.s
ore eaten up us fast us they urrive.
On the head of John Ray's River there aro
otor nvc iiunureu miners nuny liuve gono
over there in tho hut ten days. I liuvo seen
tome or the gold obtained thcro.it h coarbe
and or good quality.
Picks and thovelj arc worth five dollars
rnoli, und none lo be had nt that, at prwnt.
There wus not a pound or liour for tula in all
1 ii is marHci ou yrtcM.iy-rome Is cxpctcd
today, however. Tho lust wus sold for $32
per cwt.
(iuile a number of prtons have arrived
from Vieku. 'J'hey say tlioro will be no difll
oullv In gelling a wagon road from that place
lo these mine. Jfedpalli and Oriflbn. from
adMv0tonvaceCtSrIbCCr IS WWlU fr0'U nnDEn3 for 0ood " coIgomU
ttiiriy to nny otcts per lb. VJ Qregoo Produce tolicittd.
.llcssrs, JAW, I10.D & W,
SAN FIIANOISCO.